Pacific Grove High School - Sea Urchin Yearbook (Pacific Grove, CA)

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f .A NEA UIRCCIHIIIINI STAFF MARION ROBINSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . BETTY CLEMENS . . . . . . . . WILLIAM ZIEGLER .... . . . . JAMES KENYON .......... . . . MILDRED OLSEN, SHIRLEY MOFFETT .... THELMA PHILBRICK ....... . . . DONALD DUERR .... .... . JACK IRWIN . . . . . . . . . EVELYN BRIER . . . BETTY ROSE LEWIS . . . . C. B. WARD ..... . . . . . LEW BARNEY . . . . . . . GRACE BORWICK . ..... n GORDON STEWART . . 0 - Q 1 . . JANE BRACKETT .... . . . . . . MARIE MATHISON ....... . . PHYLLIS MULKAY, JOHN SHEPHERD ...... GEORGIA LYKE, EDWARD PHILLIPS, PHILIP KENY JACK LOUGHRAN . . . . . . . , . . . . . . PEGGY MCDONALD . . . . . . . . . . . . ELEANOR BEAUMONT, SHIRLEE DIFFENBAUGH Q FRANK LEMOS .............. LLOYD MILLER . ......... . CHARLES VARIEN . . . . GUS WHITAKER . . . . . . . . . IKE THOMPSON I. . ELIZABETH PRIDDY, FRANK LEMOS, HELEN AOARD ........ SHELDEN THOMPSON, LOIS DYKE, GEORGIA LYKE BETTY LEHMAN, REBECCA HART, PAT SMYTHE VIRGINIA MADISON, LORNA DAVENPORT .... GOOD . . . . . . . . . . NELSON HYLER,-JACK MISS SWIFT . - . . - . . . . . . 1 . MISS OGIER - . . . . . 0 0 MISS WHITEHEAD . . . . - anno u S n ALE Q 4 NDA . . . . . ASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SCHOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R CA . . . . . . . . . DIVISI . . . . . . . . . J IST A R O R T S S 0 N . . . . . . . EDITOR . BUSINESS MANAGER ANT BUSINESS MANAGER . .SENIOR ACTIVITIES . .SENIOR QUOTATIONS . . JUNIDRS OPHOMORES, BOOKPLATE . . FRESHMEN . . . STUDENT BODY . . . GIRLS' LEAGUE . BOYS' SERVICE CLUB . . . . . . . . HI-V . . KNOCKOUT . . . BAND . . . VOICE SOCIETY, FACULTY . . CALENDAR . . . . HIP . . . - . . SNAPS - . . BOYS' SPORTS . GIRLS' SPORTS . . TYPEWRITING ONS, DIVISION TITLES . SMALL CAPTIONS . SPORT SKETCHES . COVER, UEDICATION . . . . . TITLE PAGE SKETCHES, TAIL PIECE . . . DECORATIONS . GENERAL ADVISER . . . . ART ADVISER TYPEWRITING ADVISER

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BKIRIDDCIKCDUTZTAIIFLQ ROBERT LAWRENCE, NELSON HYLER, C. B. WARD, EDMUND HURLBUTT, CHARLES GILES, WILLIAM DAVENPORT, FRANK LEMOS WILLIAM WORKMAN, LUCILE KILLINGSWORTH, PEGGY HUNT LORNA DAVENPORT, ELAINE WARD, VIRGINIA BANTA, GRACE BGRWICK, SHIRLEE DIFFENBAUGH, PEGGY MCDONALD, HELEN BUTTLE MARGARET GILES, NORINE WHITNEY, PAT SMVTHE, MISS LESLIE IADVISERI RUTH STUTZMAN, RAMONA STASEK, MARY JEAN FITZSIMMONS, BETTY CLEMENS, ELAINE WANDTKE, ELOISE UIFFENBAUGH IBUSINESS MANAGERI, JEANNE RANDOL, GEORGIA LYKE, VIRGINIA SCHMIDT, GLENN HDWLAND JANE ERACKETT, FRANCES BAKER, JEANNE BAKER, LEDA SHEPPARD, MILDRED OLSEN, OLIVIA DAVIS, RUTH DowN IEDITORI NILDRED ROSE, THELMA BAxTER, KAZUMAE ICHIUJI, MARIE MAY ABSENT: lvv WATSON THE JOURNALISM STAFF, WITH RUTH DowN AS EDITOR AND ELOISE DIFFENBAUGH AND HILDRED ROSE AS PUSINESS MANAGERS HAS INDEED BEEN A NKNOCKOUTW THIS YEAR. ORGANIZING DURING THE FIRST WEEK or SCHOOL, MORE THAN TwENTv MEMBERS RE- PDRTED EDR WORK. SOON THE GROUP HAD INCREASED T9 AN AVERAGE or THIRTY-FIVE, ALL or wRoM HAVE CDNTRIBUTED AND Co-CRERATED TO EDIT ONE or THE MOST SUCCESSFUL VOLUMES OF THE KNOCKOUT. THE JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR CONCENTRATED ON PERFECTING THE MECHANICAL FEATURES OF THE PAPER. To AID THE STAFF ARTISTS IN CARRYING OUT THIS AIM, A NEW MIMEOSCOPE AND A NUMBER OF LETTERING GUIDES WERE ADDED TO THE EQUIPMENT. AS A RESULT DECORATIVE HEADS, FREQUENTLY IN RED ON YELLOW PAPER, ALONG WITH CLEVER ADVERTISING PAGES HAVE BEEN FEATURED- THE ATTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS EDITION WITH ITS ELABORATE PAGE DECORATION, OLD ENGLISH TYPE PAGE HEADS, AND COLOR COMBINATIONS ATTRACTED WIDE ATTENTION. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR CAME WITH THE TRIP TO THE STANFORD PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETING AT STANFORD UNIVER- SITY- THOSE WHO ATTENDED WERE RUTH DOWN AND ELOISE UIFFENBAUGH, EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE KNOCKOUT, VARION ROBINSON AND BETTY CLEMENS, EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE SEA URCHIN, AND THE KNOCKOUT FACULTY AD- VISER, MISS LESLIE. SEVERAL EDITIONS OF THE PAPER WERE SENT IN TO THIS PRESS CONVENTION FOR CRITICISM AND WON FAVORABLE COMMENT. AN EXCHANGE SERVICE BEGUN SEVERAL YEARS AGO, HAS BEEN REORGANIZEO THIS YEAR, AND PAPERS FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES FREQUENTLY ARRIVE AT THE KNOCKOUT OFFICE. AS A FINAL MAJOR EVENT OF THE YEAR, THE STAFF ATTENDED A SUPPER AND THEATRE PARTY HELD IN WAY.