Stephen S Palmer High School - L Annuaire Yearbook (Palmerton, PA)

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746 P ' aj an sm: This year was a big one for our school paper, The Mirror. It not only celebrated its 55th year of publication, but also was awarded first place ratings in both the Pennsyl- vania and Columbia Scholastic Press Associations. At right is a quill containing the Senior editors and managers of The Mm-nr. From tap to blllimll they are: Joanne Matuska and Ann Barnett, Co-Editorsg Anne Ebert. Feature Editorg Fred Xwalk, Sports Editorg Elaine Snyder. Advertisa ing Manager: jo Ann Steigerwalt, Cir- culation Managerg jean Rabenold. Typ- ing Managerg Dorothy Turelc. Business Manager. , . t L N ff, 1 in-Q Q 3 ti? W. S' c bt , X Brlouz' NX'riting Maketh an Exact Man -members of the editorial staff writing headlines. Advertising staff setting up ads. Left: Mr. Karl Zettelmoyer. Faculty Advisor for the editorial staff. and Miss Mabel Tomb. who is in charge of the advertising. circulation, and

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one of Om Student gadq Order in the court-Judge Shiner presides. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS- Firrf mu: A. Ebert T. Myhren, R. Kresge. P. Blynn, B. Kuhla, M. Roth, K. johnson. Second mu-: N. Serfass, J. Beers, M. Gower, R. Vfagner, B. Aranjo, P. Serfass. L. Markosi. E. Neff, J. Stangle. M. Penshaw. Tbira' row: C. Markosi, R. Nothstein, N. Kresge, G. Hoff- man, E. Petitt. T. Eckert, J. Kane. P. Gulden. What's the verdict?-Student court in action The main project of the student coun- cil this year was the formation of a stu- dent court. In order to carry out this project an amendment was drawn up and passed by the student body giving the council the power to establish the Court. Edward Shiner, junior, was elected by student vote to be the judge of the court. Tom Naratil, Senior, was chosen as assistant judge. One jury member from each grade was also selected. Serv- ing as Secretary was jean Rabenold. The court conducts the trial of all cases of rule violations submitted by members of the hall patrol.

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64 fefleoted be 74e The typists for our staff consist of the Senior members of the commercial section with jean Rabenold serving as their manager. Their job is to type all material which is submitted by the editorial staff, so it can be sent to the printer for publication. The circulation staff, managed by joanne Steigerwalt, sees to it that our paper gets around. Their main job is to prepare The Mirror for mailing to Outside subscribers. Dorothy Turek, business staff manager, takes care of the money. Keeping records and balancing the budget are her main headaches. A group of Mirrorites gather at Columbia University for the C.S.P.A. Conference. 9 of 4 .- 5 en Helen Krcpics. Ann Barnett. Anne Ebert, and june Hoffman enjoy a banquet at the Reading Senior High School during the P.S.P.A, Convention. i It halanced! Dorothy Turck md Shirleen Vogel of the business staff. Although there is plenty of work connected with each edition of The Mirror there are also opportunities for members to enjoy the fruits of their labors. Each year P.H.S. sends delegates to both the CSPA and PSPA conven- tions. Those who attend re- turn with knowledge and ex- periences to share with the other members of the staff.