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E N E-1157211 ll Northeast High School Stolffers Prepolre for '68-'69 Northeast has, as one of its busiest organizations, a hard working newspaper staff. Beginning in August, the entire staff sets out to find prosective patrons to help cover the many expenses of producing a top quality newspaper. Each staff member is also responsible for finding the news around school, choosing the story that the readers like best, and presenting it in an interesting and well-written article. Under Gleave Wood, editor-in-chief, the staff tries to produce a top-quality newspaper which will increase interest in the school and its activities, build school spirit and entertain the students. I Editor, Gleave Wood The N0r'easter is published fourteen times during the school year, usually every other week, including a special color edition edition for Homecoming. Each issue of the paper is carefully planned and put together by the staff under the able guidance of Miss Field, the teacher advisor. 176 ipppppzp y in Advisor, Miss Field The Yeor IT Happened The school year of 1968-1969 was filled with milestones in Nehi history. Beginning in September, the Student Council sponsored a Sophomore Orientation Week. The entire week was devoted to the entering class of 1971 in an effort to make them better acquainted with Nehi. The next new event was the Homecoming Skits Assembly, Valahalla. Any club or group of students could make up a skit with the theme, NHappiness is being a Viking? The three best skits were chosen to perform at an assembly. Another new assembly is the National Honor Society tap- ping. The new members are tapped and presented to the school. Photographer, Robert Bearce
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Features editor Marie Speed: Reporters Pava Radakovich. Nina Radakovich, Martin Koch: Features editor Arlene Campbell: Reporters Carol Mooers and Adele Wright. Circulation Manager Vicki Smith and Business Manager Pam Tougaw.
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