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' 5':1:f!?3:'. V Susan Solsby Front Page Editor Sue Skillern Gail Carter Activities Editor Sports Editor NE IVSPI-XPER Under the leadership of Janet Aeby, editor-in- chief, the Rampage editors and staff published the monthly paper for the enioyment of the student body of Temple City High School. The editorial staff included Gail Carter, sports editor, Susan Solsby, front page editor, and Sue Skillern, activity editor. The goal of the editors was a bi-monthly pub- lication of the Rampage. As its purpose the staff maintained a policy of accurate and informative news, interesting fea- ture stories, an up-to-date account of school activities, and all the latest sports news. Since it was impossible for the annual to be a complete record of events, the newspaper had to record a more detailed history. The editors and staff at- tempted to do this during the past year. Buck row: J. Spellman, H. Christ, K. Taylor, S. Hill, G. Ranker, B. Hahn, C. Johnson, J. Cole, R. Ramsey, R. Montesanti, J. Hill, B. Kreie. Middle row: L. Jackson, P. MacFarlane. Front row: J. Marr, C. Hanson, J. Mulley, R. Nelsen, E. Pascoe. Tig, if f
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Lbs Alice Williams Nancy Kinn Assistant Editor Lynn Davis Co'Sports Editors YEAR?-BOOK Although it seems we were more near hysteria than sanity, pictures were placed in their right places, dum- mies were drawn, schedules were made up, and in- numerable people were contacted. Put all of these things together, and you have the 1956-57 Rampage. lt wasn't really as bad as it sounds, at least, not all of the time . . . Through the efficient organization of our new adviser, Mrs. Ackerman, the staff more than once was pulled back down to earth, ' But in between selling ads and later billing advertisers, the staff's over-all sense of humor usually provided a ioke or two at the crucial moment. Under the leadership of Diana Breneiser, editor, the staff more than once learned the meaning of burning the midnight oil. Linda Wetmore Art Editor Cheryl Bender Business Manager n-., John Collord Sharon Dingle Head Key Banger Chief Scurrier
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