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ROW I.' Susan McClellan, Maureen Cummings, Tim Hepenstall, Nancy Bristol, Sylvia Olson, Lynn Anderson. ROW 2: Mike Schultz, Joye Myers, Robin Tomkinson, Sharon Townsend, Mary Toman, SENIOR COUNCIL THE SENIOR COUNCIL, under the direction of Mrs. Coch- ran and Tim Heppenstall, student chairman, takes care of all of the details for commencement and baccalaureate and, earlier in the year, works with the Alumni Association to plan the Home- coming festivities. ROW I: Cathy Wilson, Barb Wolley, Mary Schaaf, Lynn Slapnick, Susan Wilson, Lauralee Beaman. ROW 2: Max McCarty, Joanne Rappe, Sally McClane, Mary Bruskevith, Terry Nissen, Doug Barry Sundet. ROW 3: Gene Maxon, Jim Rhoads, Keith Newton, Roger Merrit, Darrel Peeples. ORGANIZING AND CARRYING OUT the details for the Junior Prom are the main duties of the Junior Council. The theme of this year's prom was A Night in Las Vegasf' Advised by Miss Husby, the council is made up of representatives from each English class. JUNIOR COUNCIL Toschi. ROW 3: Rick Swanson, Ron Mead, Gary Teichroew, Ray Jenson, Paul Joos, Dick Norris, Leonard Morrison. r 29
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fp lf: ROW I Donna Radke Helen Burch Arlene lvfjanger udy Seel Burx Glenda Grieger, jane Ennis, Linda Stump, Roberta Nightin- FIRST SEMESTER Editor-in-Chief .................... .... J udy Seel News Ed. .... . . . Arlene Mjanger Society Ed. . . . .... Dianna Holms Editorial Ed. ................... Sharon Townsend Sports Ed. ........................... John Train SECOND SEMESTER Editor-in-Chief .................... Arlene M janger News Ed. ,..... . . . Donna Radke Society Ed. . . . .... Helen Burch Editorial Ed. . . . ........ Cliff Moses Sports Ed. . . . .... Sharon Townsend Adviser . .... Mr. R. Schneider ALL COPY IS DUE FRIDAY. uAdd another 50 words to that story. These are familiar words to the hard-working Chieftain staff . Just what has to be done to publish each edition of the Chieftain? Page editors plan layouts of pages and make story assignments. As the stories are written they are sent out to the printer. When stories are returned from the printer they are checked for errors. Then the toilsome job of paste-ups begins. Where to put a picture, how to stretch a story - long into the day the staff works. When all is finished to the satisfaction of the editors and Mr. Schneider, adviser, the pages are re-read, errors corrected, and the paper is sent to the printers and put on the newsstands for you on the fol- lowing day.
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