Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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On our trip we encounter one of the leading high school newspapers f- - The Lantern. It is extremely outstanding as a scholastic newspaper and has received numerous honors due to the hard work of the staff and competent advisor Miss Florence Sweet. A few of the newly achieved honors for this year are: the Harvey Scott Plaque for Sports page ex- cellence: Northwest Press award for first place in biweekly papersg All-American honor rating from N.S.P.A.: Quill and Scroll International honor awardg and Gallop Award for sustained journalism achievement. 1'-. a k.15,i,,-, ...J 'I A nl! Y! Charles Mantione and Tom Smith are busily working to mcet the deadline. 1' Adi imr MISS FLORENCE SWEET X-4 ia x Displaying two of the journalism awards of our outstanding paper are P. Rew. Lfajken Bauer. L, Masters. and G. Macoinher. . K if-A :yxct ' X, Tim Minthorn and Milo Peterson are working hard to make us proud the Lantern. 4. 3 .rv Frou! wa. lf: In rigitx Marilyn Moss. Mary Milligan, Linda Moore, Linda Mortensen. Sharon Thorngwon, Sally Ralev. Second nu .' Judy Folsom. Patti Rew. Lynda Masters. Brenda Guvll. Nancy 27

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The Lantern Cubs con- sist of the first year jour- nalism students. These people work hard at learn- ing the tricks of the trade so that next year they will be well versed on the arts of publishing a newspaper. In the spring. the Cubs have the duty of putting out the Cub Edition of the Lantern. XVith the experience the Cubs obtain from the advanced staff and their advisor, Miss Sweet, they inevitably would be one of the leading high school newspapers next year also, if we were to take the same trip around the world again. Q I 5 6 A Sillizzg, ffff fa rigbfx Mike Helm. Kent Hughes. Tommy Smith, Richard Meyers and Charles Mantione. S!.mdi11g.' Betty Frank. Barbara Kester. Patsy Powell. Sandy Fox, Sammie Lloyd 'Norma Dayhuff, janet Gray. Karen Rothrock. Ginger Sampson, Mary Lazinka. Diane Terieson Diana Moore, Marcia Shold. Shelia Catteral. Edrlor INIAJKEN BATQER 5 lxmg. Jeri Maeomber, Deanna lleebler. Sherry Kerns. Linda Ferris. If ij mzi: David Cfroskrey, Dan Simmons. ,Toe Klingensmitli. U Peterson, 'lamotliy Mintliorne. Xlfolfgang Spiess Bruin -i i1I.m,1tH' TIM MlN'l'HORNli