Penns Grove Regional High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Carneys Point, NJ)

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4... 5.5 QTL DLNT COL NCIL First row: Phillips Boyd. Shirley Pr:-ss. Marian Smith. Carolyn Bradway. Nancy Marshall. .loan Belitza. Marilyn Kilburn. Veronica Brown. joan Cawlev. George Westcott. beeond row: William Coleman, Ruth Till, Sue Dale. Stella I'lf-rboples. Wally Swayerly. Dave Falberg, Daniel Bergbauer Mary Jane Ellis, Ethel Dangler. Sydney Smith. Fred Renner. Third row: Miriam Taylor. Bertha Olsen, Gilda Mattioli, Barbara Smith, Tony La Palomento, Carol Human, Toni Finn, Henry Batchford, Laura Ann Stretch STUDENT COUNCIL ln our school we have an organization which provides the right kind of governmental experience needed by the young people of today. The Student Council co-operates with the administration on many difficulties that occur in our school. The Council consists of one student representative from each homeroom. They take the complaints of the individual students to the Council for its consideration. ln this way each student is indirectly represented. STUDENT STORE HALL PATROL Effie Pappas, Carolyn Bradway. Julia De Frank, Ruth Peters. Reginia Sanders, Barbara Smith Barbara Suter, Ruth Till, Carol Homan, Bobbie Fullerton. Pat Hurley. Mary ,lane Ellis, Barbara Willis, Sue Dale, Dave Salberg, Bob Yeicb, Robert Mearns. Bret Hulst. Fred Wierman. Kim Kvalnes, Roger Westberg. Tom Grant, Joe Paleschic. LUNCH PATROL Lewis Miller, George Westcott. Frank Watson, Bill Coleman. Nancy Marshall. Mary' Sweeten, Wally Swaverly, Bill Fair. Bill Simpson, Dave Salberg. Bob Mearns. John Hamilton. Joe Palescbic.

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Red and Whit VOL. XXIV, No, 6 REGIONAL HIGH 1 .1 ROBERTA FKLLERTON JOYCE BOIFVIER RED AND WHITE HISTORY The Red and White, Re- gional High School's news- paper, is actually the older of the school's two publica- tions, tracing its history back approximately thirty- five years. During part of this time the Red .and White was a combination of lit- erary magazine, newspaper and yearbook, serving ad- mirably a student body much smaller than the pres- ent one. With the establishment of the Retrospect in 1947 as Regional High School's yearbook, the Red and White began its career as a newspaper exclusively, as- suming printed or mimeo- graphed form, as the state of its finances dictated. Af- ter recovering from a severe case of empty treasuritisw la disease little known to Western science but surpris- ingly common among stu- dent publicationsj the paper SCHOOL, PENNS GRSVE. returned to printed form two years ago and has pro- gressed to such an extent that its size was enlarged this year. The 1955 Red and White staff is headed by Joyce Bouvier as Editor-in-Chief and Bobbe Fullerton as Managing Editor. These two senior editors read copy, write headlines, proofread. plan layouts and supervise the paper generally. In ad- dition to this work, Manag- ing Editor Fullerton has been chief salesman for the advertising staff which has contributed almost six hun- dred dollars to the paper's income. Two faculty members as- sist the students in the task of publishing the student newspaper. Miss Margaret Conner acts as literary advi- sor, while Miss Daisy Mc- Cartney, supervises the staff's financial activities. FEBRUARY, 1955 The work on any issue of Red and White for this year begins when Xews Ed- itor Miriam Taylor and As- MISS CONNER MISS McCARTNEY Seated: Mary Hodges, Nancy Marshall. Miriam Taylor, Sue Dale, Effie Pappas. Stand ing: Hannah Ale, Kim Kvalnes, Tom Grant. Stewart Hiltehrand, Doris 0'Donald K P A