Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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After two weeks of la- d't f bor and expen iure o S200 our Snack Shack was ready for use. William Manes, Charles Shamel, and Slim Roberson have nearly completed the job. Aazazdelmfwzwzf How can you find out what the students of Trona Junior-Senior High think? Listen to them as they wait patiently for the bus, bounce to and from school, or gather around the Snack Shack to try to fill the bottomless pit. Then you'll be close to the answer. All six grades congregate around the Snack Shack so they're near the source of food as they swap the latest. On Nov. 6 this addition to our school, constructed by the custodians, went into operation. With the dough from ice cream sales the juniors put on the Prom, and with soup, candy, an-.,,,,.'-at I V , A ' mg iy E . 2 i gf: si K' if iff. 'ii 5 5- cam potato chips, fritos, corn nuts, and peanut sales the seniors paid for part of the Ditch Day, a present for the school, and gradua- tion. 60 per cent of the students stumbled from the bus every morning half asleep and muttering answers for that test today. Guided by Bus Drivers Mrs. Teal, Mrs. Pesek, and Mrs. Oswald, three buses pulled up each morning packed to the limit. The remaining 40 per cent came streaming along the streets or putting along in old jalopies. This shot proves girls aren't the only yakkers. Several groups of boys are having serious discussions while others, proclaiming to be starved, crowd around the window.

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Mr. Herkennoff rates otsqlf attention from Business Manager Helen's literally balancing Edlt0l' .33-'bark' who E305 pages for a sec- the books. Down-on-her-haunches Knowles tion editor, and Litpiary itor Pat, who awaits scorns a chair to type a pleading letter for more hvmount ol copy. ' Q advertising revenue ,V lf ' L9 . 7' + . , I ,lx 1 f .ii .f , 2,-M their bwn copyg helping were Bruce Bernhardi and ljia l'Quezada. Raul was also the circulation manager an had charge of the benefit basketball game. Working on the snapshot section were Gale Stal- naker, Frankie Jones, and Bev Compton. Frankie and Bev also did a good deal of typing. Helen Fair, business manager, took care of all the money, made sure there were enough ads and sales, and also did a lot of typing. Mary Knowles was the ad manager-making contacts, selling ads, and laying out her section. Doing the bulk of the copy writing was Pat Finnelly, literary editor. She was encouraged and boosted by Bob Rascoe, who also helped in selling the books. Doing the art work on the annual were Lois Pratt, Nadeen Schofield, and Pat Clampitt. Lois drew the social calendar and the cover, Nadeen did all the divider sheets and the title page, and Pat did the end sheets. Each staff member and all the photographers worked hard and worked together to make this annual a suc- cess, assisted by Mr. Fagin and Mr. Herkenhoff, who provided the help and guidance needed. Ruly circulation manager briefs a few of his of '! fw, Q i, 'Qs ,f . g , 1. 3 if .-A. Pat's voicing an opinion to Lois on their latest artistic attempt while Nadeen decides. ' - The section editors congregate to pick the best glllgellt. S3lCSm6ll. These busy DCODIC helped pictures and make up imaginative layouts. Cram- e Vanous SQ011011 efmorsf business managers' ming various sized pictures on one page is no editor. and writers. joke. I 1 I IIN In !E BL! Wm D

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