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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
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sistant News Editor Esther Featherer scanned Mr. Man- ze's official calendar to learn what news items should be covered. Assign- ments to staff members are then made on the basis of this information. Staff mem- bers work with departmental editors. who have a general responsibility for the prepa- ration of Red and White material. ln addition to the aforementioned News Edi- tors, this year's staff chiefs have included the following students: Mary Hodges, Ex- change: Hannah Ale, So- cial: Nancy Marshall, Fea- tures: Kim Kvalnes and Tom Grant. Boys' Sports: Effie Pappas and Doris O'Donald. Girls, Sports: Stewart Hilterbrand. Adver- tising: Sue Dale. Circula- tion. bfi- 'L First row: ,loan Gawley. Marlene Marchak. Robert Kvalnes. Richard Jaegers. Barbara Powell, Effie Pappas. Second row: Alex Rizzer. Sandy Kidd. Marcia Bun:-ich, Bonnie Bose. Lois Leonard. Grace Montagne. Rose Schmitt, Laura Ann Stretch. Fred Benner. Third row: ,Ioan Belitza. Alice Galey. Ethel llangler. Mary Jane Ellis. Barbara Dietrich. Robert Gheesman, Pat Doherty. Tom Grant. Bob Bogart, Guy Ellis. Sue Dale. Barbara Willis, Charlotte Becker. Pat Hurley. Colleen Springer. Fourth row: Duncan Hood, Donna Hayes. Eddie Bouvier. Esther Featherer. Robert Yeich. Stewart Hilderbrand, Beverly Tingle, Harry Adams. Peter Washington. Ruth Moore, First row: Barbara Powell, Alice Pearson. Margaret Hancock, Edie Hocknell. Joyce Bouvier. Maria Pappas. Mary Ann Genovese. Bob Kvalnes. Second row: ,Iudy Bowen, Pat Bedkoles. Maxine Chapman, Stella Plerhoples, Mary Jane Ellis. ,Grace McKie, Barb Willis. Carrie Moraitis. Barb Suter. Third row: Jeanette Diver. Marie Spano, Gloria Raine. Beverly Tingle. Eddie Bouvier. Nolan Bartok. George Harbeson, Marcia Buncich, Phyllis Stout. Lynn Herrick. Carolyn Bradway. RED AND WHITE FEATURES Red and White continued its policy of presenting spe- cial features for its 'readers Among these are features which appear in each issue, as the Be-Hi Spotlight. Others which have appeared several times during the year are L'Accent on Stylef, g'The Bookcase. and 4'Ca- reer Notes. There were also sports features. The Be-Hi Spotlight has shone each month on two students who are out- standing in some extracur- ricular activity in the school. Their life history is told. plus their favorite music, movie stars. food, sports, and anything else which might be of interest. For all fashion-conscious Re-Hiers. MAccent on Style has been of special in- terest. Spotting the latest fashion colors and lines. the column points to various people, in Re-Hi's halls, who are wearing particularly fashionable outfits. Paris. it seems. has nothing over Re- Hi. Well. hardly anything. 67
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