San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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THE HI KEEPS THE DAILY HI-STAFF When you look back on your high school days one oT The mosT sTriking recollecTions will be The school paper, The l-ll. Oh, yes, you will sTill remember how every oTher Eriday The I-ll was broughT To your sevenTh period class, The side glances aT The clock unTil Tinally The bell rang and you could read The paper To your hearT's conTenT. The boys Tear madly Through To The sporTs page, and The girls - hope upon hope ThaT Their names mighT be on The TeaTure page. Behind The Tun oT reading These TeaTures, do you realize all The work and research ThaT goes inTo a school paper? Dead- lines musT be meTp TeaTures musT be in The Friday beToreg The layouT oT The page musT be drawn up: copy musT be made To TiT space: even Then some imporTanT news mighT Turn up aT The lasT minuTe. Cn The Eall sTaTT Mike Eallon, The EdiTor, sees ThaT all is done To perTecTion. Joan Turnblad, CiTy EdiTor wriTes The school TeaTures Tor The San MaTeo Times and Burlingame Advance. Marian Culp, Copy EdiTor, checks copy and prooT. Joan Rydin is TiTled EeaTure EdiTor and iT is her duTy To geT all The personals. Nancy Levy is SporTs EdiTor. Yes, a girl, Too. and she really knows her sporTs as well as any boy. Doris Cordes, CirculaTion Manager, exchanges papers wiTh oTher schools and The boys in The service. Jim Orr and Bob Greiss Take The picTures ThaT appear in The l-ll. Those bearcaT carToons are done by Alden Erickson. ln charge oT Tinances is Business Manager STuarT WhiTTelsey. To have any sorT oT a newspaper, you musT have reporTers. Evelyn Anderson, Beverly Brehmer, Edward David, Carol Ginnever, T-Toward T-lielm, Marilouise Kaul, Chuck Kelly, Bob SToeven, Diana UTschig, Delia Vignolo, and Erank Wheeler do The research work on The TeaTures and wriTe Them up. Mrs. Robison is The TaculTy advisor Tor The l-ll sTaTT. She checks all work beTore iT is senT To The prinTer. l-ler sTaTTs have Tun and oT course gain much experience in The Tield oT journalism. They also have The saTisTacTion oT preserving highschool memories in The bi-weekly newspaper.