Stillwater High School - Kabekonian Yearbook (Stillwater, MN)

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Litemru Labor Arrow Working under the new system of the Journalism class-newspaper staff, this year's Ar- row attained a new high in all qualities, lay- out, editorial policy, and journalistic writing. The paper was expanded from the old four column issue to a five column publication, and a Junior High section was added. This portion of the paper was edited entirely by the Junior High School students and contained news per- taining entirely to that part of the school system. Top-Welshons. Nolan, Wojahn, Gigrich. Bottom-Barker. Smart. Comfort. Blech. Tusifczla The Tusitala, the school's annual literary magazine was unusual in that more copies were sold this year than ever beforep 600 copies in all were disposed of to the students of both the Junior and Senior High Schools. This was not, however, the only outstanding feature of this yea1 s issue, as the editors of the magazine made a specialty of the short short- story type, and many unusual tales were turn- ed in. Third Row-Swisher. Linnell. Murphy, Kalinoif, Can-lson. Erickson. Swanson, Hanson. Bancrofiz, Davis. Second Row-Bernstein. H. Anderson, Sawyer. LuVine. Whalen. Tennyson. Nolan, Simonet. D. Johnson, M. Nelson. Lott, Sakrison. Peterson, Ladd. First Row-Wilson. Levi. J. Nelson. F. Johnson. Noumeier. Rydeen, Magnuson, Krog. Turnquist. Woodniancy. Kearney. M. Anderson, Thoreen. n ,bi Genuine Journalist

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SX, Thorouqh lhesuians Book Buuers Ike Kriesel, Swanson. Davis. Mrs. Ethel Gower. PICTURE ndcr. Dah . lson. Palm. TOP Third Row-Nolan, Johnson. Sherrard. Bloom, Erickson. Lea Second Row-Lee. Thoreen. LaVine. Jackson. Bernstein. Rowland. Ne First Row-Harsh. MacDonald. Sawyer. Warman, Berg. Linnell. Blech. Absent-Rydeen, Swisher. BOTTOM PICTURE Second Row--Casanova. Eichten. Judd. Keene. Linnell. Adkins, Carlson. Ghial. Larson. First Row-Peterson, M. Anderson. Richert, Miss Cady. H. Anderson. Gelford, Magnuson. Absent-Barnholdt. Thespian Club Bookstore Committee Under the guidance of Mrs. Gower, the Functioning, as usual, at the beginning and Thespian Club was expanded from practically a end of the school year, the Bookstore commit- closed club, with only one member remaining tee this year performed an invaluable service from last year, to a club which included twenty- to both schools in acting as a sales agency for seven members at the end of the year. the second hand books of which the students ' h d t d', e. Several plays were also undertaken as part WIS e 0 NPGS ofthe Thespian program, among them, Wheels, Not only in this sense, however, did this a safety play used in the early part of the year organization prove a benefit to the school, as as the exchange program playg Brink of Si- it was found, when this fund was balanced, that lence, and A Christmas Carol, produced at there was a considerable remainder which was Christmas, given to the activity fund. Moneyed merchants and particular players . 41

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EDITORIAL STAFF Toft. Swisher. Carlson. J. Nelson. Johnson Editorial Effort Kczb Staff Working with nothing else in mind than to make the 1939 Kabekonian the best one ever to be published, the staff of this publication set for itself a few records worthy of note, and also a few precedents for future annuals, perhaps not in the editorial perfection but in features such as the inclusion of a Junior High School section, colored insert pages, and tint coloring on various pages. These features, coupled with the fact that this year's Kab sold more advertising than any previous one, and the fact that it is the first issue of this book to use the three-colored cover, tend to make this year's issue quite different from those of previous years. However, even with all its new features, it was with considerable trepidation that a copy of the book was sent to the critical survey for judging, and fingers are remaining crossed un- til the beautiful balloon comes back with a pin through it next fall. BUSINESS STAFF Kriesel. Sawyer, M. Nelson. Leander Biu Businessmen