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Top Row, left to right: Renelda Frump, Mariellen Anderson, Miss Bear, Advisor; Ann Peterson Bottom Row: Marcia Cambridge, Editor; Jeanne Kingston, Jerry Guy Numbering only six, the REFLECTOR Staff worked overtime to produce a yearbook that kept up the high standards of those edited in previous years. Marcia Cambridge, ’60 and ’61 editor, and Miss Bear, the advisor, used their valuable experience to the fullest extent in publishing the ’61 REFLECTOR. To become a member of the REFLECTOR staff one must have a “B” average and a recommendation from the English department. Those meeting these qualifications were Mariellen Anderson, Jerry Guy, Ann Peterson, and Judy Larson. Serving as photographers were Tom Henson and Earl Currie. Tom also doubled as head of the REFLECTOR advertising aided by Jo Ellen Karr. Along with editing this year book the REFLECTOR Staff sold mums, sold sweatshirts, and in co-sponorship with the Blue and Gold produced a stunt show. J i 8 R.e Ucto't
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and The BLUE AND GOLD, our school newspaper in the second year of reorganization, again continued its policy of printing news and feature articles of interest to the students and community. They published nine issues, one each month. The paper varied in size due to the news and finances of the paper. News features were “Student of the Month” and “Inquiring Reporter.” The BLUE AND GOLD, with Mr. Thornburgh as their advisor, received the Student Press Association Award for 1959-60. The editor of the staff for 1960 was Gloria Voorhees, assisted by Ruth Ann Noble. Sandy Perry, Larry Smith, Vivian Busboom, and Sheila Stewart composed the writing staff. The staff members were selected from the three upper classes. They were required to have a “B” average in English and a recom- mendation from that department. Mr. Thornburgh’s staff provided a real service to the school, as well as gained valuable experience in journalism. Seated, left to right: Gloria Voorhees, Editor; Mr. Thornburgh, Advisor; Sheila Stewart Standing: Vivian Busboom, Larry Smith, Ruth Ann Noble, Sandy Perry, Judy Vaught 9
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