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TOP CENTER: Nancy and Mary vlew a students impressive editorial reply. TOP RIGHT: Sue ls working hard to finish an ar- ticle. Journalism Journalism, taught and spon- sored by Mrs. Osburn, offered many new innovations this year. Second hour Journalism con- sisted of advanced students. This class was in charge of putting out the newly named school paper, The Pirate's Word. Third hour was composed mainly of sophomores who learn- ed the general information necessary for putting out a good newspaper. On several occasions they put out their own paper, The Oracle. A highlight of the year was the trip to the Detroit Free Press. 1 V, 1' TOP ROW: G. Kinsey, J. Widmayer, R. Siterlet, P. Strautz, J. Larson N LeBow, L. Gehrlnger, R. Alamat, B. Knight W0ll6r1h8UPi. K. Brewls, MVS- 0SbUl'l'l -Photographer.MlDDLE ROW:J.Barker, Adviser, S. Aldrich. BOTTOM ROW T M. Mayville, L. Lambert, M. Singer, B. Hansen, S. Smith, D. Tepatti, B. Raines
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Yearbook BOTTOM ROW: C. Campbell, M. Stull, P. Hall, W. Radabaugh, P. Strautz, B. Foley, A. Verellen, J. Larson, K. Romine, L. Bennett, E. Conklin. STANDING: S. Laughlin, D. Trelfa, D. McKinney, M. Mayville, S. Aldrich, R. Boprle, Mrs. Evans - Sponsor, J. Marhofer, G. Ettlg. This year's Yearbook staff, ad- vised by Mrs. Evans, has spent many hours of hard work to provide the student body with a permanent memory of the school year. Many additions have made this yearbook very special. More color, new layouts, staff organiza- tion, and our own original cover has prompted success. To give members a broader un- derstanding of the different areas involved in yearbook work, Mrs. Evans sponsored a weeks stay at Northwood Institute for welcomed members. With the experience of retur- ning underclassmen, next year's book promises even better things. 138!Organizations BOTTOM CENTER: The yearbook staff tries hard to make the yearbook a success. BOTTOM LEFT: Editor Ron Boprle checks for the next deadline.
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