Port Byron High School - Echo Yearbook (Port Byron, IL)

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I , THE ink sroir In the year of l942 the first Ink Snot was or- ganized to publish seni-monthly a nineographed four page paper to which students in hiqh school could subscribe. All news was handled in general by those on the Staff and each edition had a new editor. Work was done, as it still is, in the Commercial Depart- X ment under the supervision of Miss Cooper who was then the head of that departnent. Original menbers of the Ink Snot Staff and those to whom much credit is due for initiating a publication which is of so much in- terest to the student body were: Virginia Smith, Norma Yay, Bill Stebbins, Janice Skelton, Barbara Nathas, LaVera Tyler, Varie Hedeen, Joyce Sallows, Isabelle Boardman, Barbara Rick, Jane Sinpson, Phyllis Wilder- nuth, Norma Anderson, Bob Dailey, Vary E. Kelly, Levy Jinks, Evelyn Nose, Annie M, Searl, Dorothy Bachman, John Kelly and Ira Lillinan. Records of the number of subscribers that year are not available, nor of 43, but in 1944-5 some , seventy students subscribed, and in l945-6 the Staff p boasted alnost one hundred per cent. In addition both last year and this, sirteen copies dere nailed monthly to the Port Byron students in the Service - many over- seas. Five were sent to members of the Board of Ed- ucation, and seven to Port Byron Grade School Children Back in 1942, the student body submitted nanos for the oaner, Bhyllis Wildernuth's UPort Byron Ink Spotu winning for her the distinction of naninq her school oaoor which, in all probability, will stand the tzst of time and be continued through the years to cone. Inciientally, Phyllis won a season basketball ticket. An HInk Spot Staffn has continued to function through succeeding years until in l945-6, it boasts a nuch HBigQer and Bettorn nonthly publication, some issues containing as many as eight pages of interest- ing ness concerning the school and its activities. All work this year and last has been done in the Com- mercial Department under the supervision of Yiss Perr- ing, instructor in Commercial subjects. Yuch of the success of the publication is due to Yarilyn Sidlinger, Editor-in-Chief. Working with her in a corps of cap- able Nners-houndsu, typists, and nimeograph operators. The Staff prides itself uoon getting the issue out on tine, keeping a high standard in neatness, accuracy, correctness in spellinq, punctuation, and conoosition. Assisting Yarilyn vere the following Staff members: Beverly Pannoll, Barbara Strandgard, Targaret Swith, Helen Yilliams. Shirley Erickson, Kathloin Thompson, Virginia Kay from the Senior Class, Coach Hunson in charge of Sports Columns, and contributors of news fron the various classes and clubs.

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RODEO RANCH Iunior Class Play Directed by Marian Henry April 12, 1946 -High School Gym , CAST OF CHARACTERS Standing: Norma Frits, Francis Gilbert, Jacqueline Kerr, Marian Henry, Duane Lund, Roger Vickroy, Richard Ayers, Delores Skelton, Larry Atkinson, Mildred Pear- sall, Archie Baff, Roland Mose, Joyce Tyler, Mary Stearns, Francis Peterson. Group of three: Delores Hayes, Philip Johnson, Shirley Jacobsen, Front row, seated: Darrell Griffen, Lyle Warren, Edward Sullivan, Robert Eckel- berry, Frank Bachman, Gordon Wilson, Bette Schweneker, Blair Thornbloom. MISS ADVENTURE Senior Class Play Directed by Marian Henry November 29, 1946- High School Gym CAST OF CHARACTERS Standing: Margaret Smith, Kenneth Murphy, Kathleen Thompson, John Eib, Marian Henry, Shirley Erickson. Seated: Robert Steffen, Virginia May, Herbert Noah, Marilyn Sidlinger, Barbara Strandgard, Helen Williams, Beverly Pannell,