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BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS EDITORS DL Staff LITERARY STAFF Editors: Carol Roper and Marilyn Fanshawe Barbara Boston Sue Hall Cherry McClure Ann Segrave Ann Betts Peggy Hoffer Toni Monetti Natalie Smith Lillian Blanc Joan Houghton Dina Mori Kate Stowe Kay Bradley Marie Jackson Florence Nacht Embeth Stumpf Joan Brooks Genie Jacoby Nancy Pickett Martha Sykes Nancy Burrows David Kane Helen Pomeroy Nancy Walker Susan Capobianco Nancy Knobloch Robert Pratt Herbert Watson Angela Davis Pat Lewis Jane Protzman Caryann Whitmore Elizabeth Dean Ann Loveland George Ribar Alan Wile Chris Drake Pat Lynch Wilma Rohloff Barry Wood Carol Driscoll Mike McCaskey Arnold Schlinghyde Peggy Wurtz ART AND LAYOUT STAFF Editors—Anne Guerry and Mickey Compere Elizabeth Fisher Marlene Kiupel Martha Sykes Adam Hosa Douglas Murray BUSINESS STAFF Editors—Natalie Smith and Alan Wile Barbara Boston Tom Dumpson Margaret Marra Frank Spaulding Nancy Burrows Marilyn Fanshawe Tanja Pastarnikos Herbert Watson Marian DeMar Betsy Frost Wilma Rohloff Sue Dorn Priscilla Ketz Carol Roper TYPING STAFF Carol Allman Shirley Crooker Francine Fatizzi Virginia Larsen Nancy Balducci Marie DeFeo Josephine Giagu Judy Lincoln Carol Buie Marian DeMar Thelma Hansen Ruth Markle Nancy Campbell Barbara Dennelly Marie James Catherine Powers Isa bell Celia Carol Driscoll Jean Killiam Judy Schoeneman FACULTY ADVISERS % Literary—Mitt Marguerite Duffy Art—Mr. John Reppeteaux Business—Mr. William Schafer 13
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PORT LIGHT LITERARY STAFF LITERARY EDITORS ART STAFF ART EDITORS 12
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PORT WEEKLY STAFF This year the Port Weekly enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in its twenty-eight years of existence. Twenty-nine editions were published to serve its public, the student body, faithfully. Eeveral new features were introduced; for instance, the Mystery Baby, Player of the Week, and various other innovations. Much credit for these improvements should be given to the editor-in-chief, Nancy Pickett; the associate editors, Barry Wood, Joan Houghton, Martha Sykes, and Anne Guerry; and to the competent seventy-six member staff, supervised by Mr. Macintosh. Special recognition should be given to Barbara Brind- ley, who kept our society news up to date with her column. Sergeant Week-End's adven- tures in Port. Staff editors, Anne Loveland, Marlene Kiupel, Nancy Cunningham, Charles Lewis, and Peter Krayeski also rate cheers for their efficiency. Highlights of the year included the successful Artist Colony Ball; special issues; the dedication of the January 29 issue to our retired principal, Mr. William F. Merrill; and the attendance at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference by several staff mem- bers. One of the most active clubs in school, the Port Weekly is a five day job for all its workers. On Monday assignments are given out, and the layout is completed; Tuesday, Staff meetings are held; Wednesday, the fourth period, instruction on the fundamentals of high school journalism is given to all staff members; Thursday, the paper is proof read at the printer's in Glen Cove; and on Friday assignments are handed in, dummies started; then the cycle is repeated. The student body too, deserves a vote of thanks for without its untiring co-operation, this year's Port Weekly volume would not have been such a success. Nancy Pickett 14
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