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A debate on a biography and play about Oliver Wendell Holmes is presented to Miss Ruth Meyer ' s Honors English Gass by Bruce Ballard, Douglas Koch, Susan Meismer, and Theodore Millwood Electives offered 27
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The proper way to fold a sweater is the topic of Randy Darczy ' s demonstra- tion speech for Miss Pamela Gray ' s fifth-hour Speech Class. Choral reading is a new aspect of Freshmen English used in Mr. James Dun- am ' s second-hour class.
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A my Coen, Advertising Manager; and Cynthia Meinhardt, Business Manager, confer on the billing of Compass adi ' ertisers. Pamela Neal and Ellen Thayer improve on a story for the editorial page while reporter Deborah Darling looks over some candid shots for the Compass . Miss Nancy Hedstrom, Advisor, looks over some of Wayne Sparling ' s photographs taken of the magazine sale. The Compass points to latest news events Ads to sell, pages to fill, copy to write, deadlines to meet, and at last a newspaper to distribute. These are the jobs of the Compass staff. While the advanced Journalism class produces and pub- lishes the Compass, the beginning class covers events of community interest for the Port Huron Times Herald, sells advertising, and learns the techniques of newspaper journalism. Two subscription drives are held and the business man- ager is faced with the problem of keeping the books bal- anced. The page editors strive for timely and interesting copy, the photographers to be at the right place at the right time, and the editors and advisor for overall balance of the newspaper. An up-to-date viewpoint of high school journalism is kept through the extensive exchange program between schools. Newspapers are received from over thirty high schools across the nation. Staff members also attend news- paper workshops and conferences. New this year is the Compass af filiation with the Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists. Through hard work, tense moments, laughter and fun, the Compass is published monthly. Its goal: To provide a communication among Northern students, the faculty and administration, and the community with the purpose of establishing a better understanding and to provide an opportunity for the growth and betterment of all concerned. 28
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