Northeast High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Oakland Park, FL)

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F rancis M ocney, F . M ocney, L. Waldon, S. Van Vost, E. Porath Experienced Stat The ttNortheasfrnf the school paper, was pub- lished mainly through the efforts of the Journalism 2 class with much appreciated assistence from the students in Journalism 1. The newspaper underwent several major changes in style. The number of pages decreased, while the page size increased to the standard newspaper size. The glossy pages were dropped and the number of issues per year increased from six to seven.

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New Ideas Additions to the book this year are four autograph pages, a Queenhs page, a pic- torial history of the school, advertising, and a new system for organizing student and faculty pictures. To add an incentive to the yearbook sales campaign a queen was elected by votes cast by students who purchased a book during the drive. Voters had a choice'of six candidates chosen by the yearbook staff from the more than twenty irls who were interviewed. Provi ing the necessary guidance and adult leadership for the third year in a row was Mr. E. A. Johnson. Picture $4,:1-Ceorge Beal-Sports Picture :,H:2-Bob Stafford-Advertising Pictureit3-Bonm'e Skinner-Organiza- tions Picture :tt4-Marianne Pokala-Classes and Sales

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C . Walker, K. DeLeonardis, G. Clingan, M . Skadding, R. Boniello mproves Newspaper Keeping all the sections, such as sports, news, features, and advertising, working was the respon- sibility of the editor, Cindy Walker. Dark room facilities were provided for the news- paper for the first time in the school's history. Making use of these facilities was the school photographer, Ken DeLeonardis, who took all the sports and activities pictures which appear in this book. Mr. Edwin Johnson directed the newspaper staff which consisted mainly of veterans from the pre- vious year.