Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

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PLAYS AN IMPCRTANT ROLE Ovknnunorsm as -h Jane Wilson, left, and Janet Ray, right, get into the swing of things as they start preparing endless copy. Standing, Paul Windsor and Layout Editor, Larry Morris, seated, discuss duties. Layout and advertising con- Grade Editors, Janet Cassell and Melva Yost, work fronted by Nellie Edrington and with Sports Editor, Tom Bruin, and Linda Matson to Kenneth Smith. speed Panorama to printer.

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Assignments, dummy sheets, deadlines-Review Editors' typical indecesions pondered by Jane Wil- son, standing, Editor-in-Chief, and Judy Wine, seated, Managing Editor. Left to right: Diane Nixon, Darlene Smenner, and Phyllis Salisbury screen Pics for Panorama. We sincerely hope you, the reader, enioy the 1957 Panorama. lt is essentially three books in one: a history book, a reference book, and a memory book. In this annual, we strived to combine all these facts and relate a story. THIS IS ROYERTON! 16 our school. JOURNALISM Glue on hands and clothes-strenuous picture schedules-deadline dilemma-all this and more was involved in planning and producing the Panorama. Only the person who has witnessed the year as a iournalism class member knows the fun and work involved. Now we can breathe a sigh of relief and mutter a word of praise to those who really deserve it. There were times when the work was piled so high it seemed impossible to complete. But our thanks goes to Mr. Phillips for devoting his time and eFforts in helping produce this annual. Headaches and problems by the giant economy size go into the making of a school annual. Panorama problems confront co-editors, David Miller, seated, and Mac Teboe, standing. Cropping, copy, and cutlines . . . Left to right: Lois Chisman, Copy Editor, Donna Smelser, Sports Editor, and Nila Emenhiser and Rita Kemmer, Copy Editors.

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FW of Committee members forthe Sweethearts' Ball, sponsored by the F.H.A. and Hi-Y, are busily decorat- ing the backdrop forthe semi-formal affair. Please, play 'Young Love,' Jack. This was among numerous requests heard by Jack Under- wood, WOWO DJ, who spun platters for the Roman Rock. Rock Everybody Rock-Royertonites enioy rock- 5enl0 , l9UCheS MTS- Sho Diane Nixon, senior, and Mr. Penrod appear to be sharing a private laugh at the Latin Club record hop, the Roman Rock. Go, Cat, Go - Doug Reed, walter in'n'rollin' to the platters spun by DJ Jack Under- the lalesl Vocklnl roll Slep- wood at the Latin Club record hop.