Oregon High School - Little Blackhawk Yearbook (Oregon, IL)

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FIRST ROW P Francis S Beck D Varnum S Thomas J Walters SECOND ROW B Brunner J Thurm, D Miller Mr Diven E Hills, M Etnyre N Kearns Dorothy Varnum EDITOR Betty Brunner ASSISTANT EDITO Gwen Gipson Cynthia Roth CO-LITERARY EDITORS Luella Lippert GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Robert Zick Harry Saur BOYS' SPORTS C0 EDITORS Dick Jones BUSINESS MANAGER Elwin Hills CIROULATION MANAGER Virginia Marshall William Diven ADVISERS : ' I ' 9 ' 9 1 g o e ' 9 ' ' 9 ' 9 0 0 , n 34

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FIRST ROW S Henderson, Mrs Kloster, B Corcoran, C Both, S Sumner J Decker SECOND ROW B Price, J Burright H Waldie B Olson S Calkins B Mulford THIRD HOW D Hanes, R Jarvis D Varnum, J Myers, P Fischer W I I G S A member of the 'Wings' staff is certain to learn one thing during the year how to meet a deadline Even if it means burning the mid night oil or finishing a story in the seconds between classes. In spite of the rush, however, we always manage to meet the dead, line and deliver our finished product to the student body once a month. We listened to the cheers and Jeers of the reader and tried to make each 'iings' a little better. Cynthia Roth occupied the editor spot and wrote the editorials ev- ery month besides leading us and sending us off on a news beat. Bob Corcoran was make-up editor-cutting up the reporters' carefully chosen words to fit the pages. Sue Henderson had charge of the mimeoscope, do- ing all of the cartoons and art work. After everyone elss's work was done, Sally Sum sr, the circulation manager sent out the finished pro- ducts to the monthly subscribers. Mrs. Kloster, our advisor wielded the red pencil, sprinkling the red lead through objectionable material. Yes, to many room 206 is the lnglish room-to a member of the 'Wings' staff it is a newspaper office--machine of activity. 33 if , 4, , , ' 3 W Y' , 1 - IN e ' I o o e e O 0 I ' I e g 0 5 e , e 0 ' ' 0 : ' 0 s , e e O U ..... . -

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N U A L S T A Early in the year, the annlal staff was selected to write the story of our travels through Oregon High School Under the guidance of Miss Marshall and Mr Diven, we feel that we have accomplished a great deal This year, we have printed the biggest annlal that we have ever had at 0 C H S It has been a lot of worn, but at the same time, it's been a lot of fun Of course, at the last minute, those deadlines seemed to come aroxnd awfully fast, but that was all part of the fun We hope that it fill always be a reminder to the following classes of the fun the class of '49 had while at Oregon High FIRST ROW: D Frihart G Gipson, C Roth, E Lauder, R Davis, E Morehouse SECOND ROW Miss Marshall, L Lippert L Johnson, B Wiltfang H Charlton F Slagle S Sumner G Davison THIRD ROW R Zick, D Dirksen, R Untz H Saur egg, V- 35 ' Q 0 Q ' o Y 1 o o o- o o 1 0 ' 'F : U g , g s o 0 0 3 s 3 0 - 0 1 U I o . , . , . . 0 e 0 0 9 I . - X ..fEv2iw ' f ai: ' V- I 'Vg , Y , f 1,152