Rowe High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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Publications Ghe ‘Yearbook EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Janet Holdson Associate Editor Dorothy Bennett Associate Editor----------- Lei da Powell Associate Editor Janice Saylor Girls’ Sport Editor Elizabeth Quigley Boys’ Sport Editor Edward Wheeler Snap Shot Editor Marjorie Cameron Personality Editor Needa Smith Editorial Secretary Ellen Antilla BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Roger Olds Asst. Business Manager Leon Stephenson Business Assistants George Rector Leslie Frank Advertising Manager, Margaret Herrmann Assistant Managers David Dietz Ted Schlaich Photograph Editor Dewey Parris Asst. Photograph Editor. Richard McElroy Business Secretary Margaret Holdson Faculty Advisors Mr. Franklin Williams Mr. J. H. Hopper ‘Tor the “Where’s the key?” ‘‘Say, why don’t you hurry it up a little?” “Now where’s Elizabeth - - isn't Monday her day?” “Keep the door shut and we’ll get something done.” The candy sales go on. Every noon “Bes-tie” hurries down his sandwiches and beats the bell for the commercial room. Then Bill or Needa or Kyle arrives in time to lug a pile of candy boxes into the room and start sorting their “merchandise.” Hungry customers try to get through an early “sale.” Others wait impatiently outside the door. This . . . the story of candy sales. Eleven commercial students work patient- Ghe ‘Pilot Cight STAFF Editor-in-Chief Leida Powell Associate Editor Janet Holdson Business Manager Roger Olds Asst. Business Mgr. Margaret Herrmann Reporters: 12th --------------------- Dorothy Bennett 11th Lucile Steward 10th Esther Hill 0th---------------------Shirley Paananen 6th, 7th and 8th Elizabeth Quigley Main Road Janice Saylor Earn ham --------------- Charlotte Dewey Amboy -----------------Arlowene Goldsmith Girls’ Sports-----------Marjorie Cameron Boys’ Sports Morris Dye Faculty Advisor Miss Margaret M. Ring School ly to bring a profit into the school treasury. Their thanks? Fifteen minutes off on “snapshot day,” and a candy bar to make it real. Kyle Andes, Dorothy Beach, Eileen Cushman, Charlotte Dewey. Lydia Gaus, Frances Ann Graff, Evelyn Montgomery, William Pataky, Elizabeth Quigley, Needa Smith and Wilbert Best manager. Harold Atkins, Bob Brooks, Myron Pease, Floyd Valentine and Bob Wiley were active in another similar service to the school. They checked admissions and directed candy sales during the entire basketball season.

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