Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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Program! Only ten cents! Everyone needs a pro- gram to enioy the game! B A DI A The day has finally arrived when the From is out! Everyone is busy search- ing for autographs! Yes, the From is out on time this year, thanks to the co-editors, Ann Killoran and Marjorie Whinnery. All year round one would see the people on the Fram staff busily working to get the Fram finished. Libby Goldston had her deadlines to keep, being head of the editorial staff. David Hottman was rushing to make sure all the biographies were finished. Having trouble with money was Carolyn Klutey, head of the advertising staff. Doris Eggert, head of the art staff, kept her pencil going all year long to make sure the drawings for the From were perfect. Putting the Fram together was the iob of Marilyn Hoyer and her staff. Great credit should also be given to the sponsors of our Fram, Miss Burket, Miss Loudenslagel, Miss Bookerman, Miss Rentsch, and Miss Papps, who helped to get the iob done well. Leftihom staff proiect work ers-left to right: Morton, Hes ner, Rea. Fram Editors-Left to right Whinnery, Klutey, Hottmann ll j A Hoyer, Eggert, Goldston, Kil loran. 13 sler Durban, Fuller, Bland, Kist-

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I L I T E S Hi Lites Editors Left to right: Schaefer, Durban, Miller, Knoble, Stope, Dresser.. Circulation Staff Left to right: Bland, Voltz, Charles, Clark. Sandusky High fans! Get your Blue Streak pins here! Get a new head! This one has no meat! Kill this one! All sounds pretty much like a satellite of murder incorporated, or even like a large butcher shop, doesn't it? To put everyone's mind at ease, the fact that the first three brash statements are terminology commonly used by experienced and not-so-experienced iournalists, should be mentioned. The Hi Lites is rather distinctive in its field since few high school publications attempt to emulate a regular newspaper as does the Sandusky bi-monthly. The editorial department, under Mr. Winkler's supervision, limits itself to nine staff members who are continuously hunting for news items of all sorts. Managing editor this year was Jeanne Dresser, who WOIS assisted by Libby Goldston, Norma Jean Guckert, and Joan Miller. Society Editor RObeI'TCI Sfape had Ellen Wiechel as her assistant. The sports department was handled by editor Bob Durban and his two cohorts, Paul Jessee and Jim Damante. One floor below was the advertising department whose iob involved the so- liciting and securing of advertisements, the very items which kept the Hi Lites out of the red. The staff also managed the circulation. Carol Knoble headed the latter, while Marilyn Schaefer drove the advertising staff. Serving the department, direct- ed by Miss Burket, were Barbara Charles, Pat Bland, Sue Clark, and Shirley Voltz.

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