Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Wisconsin Dells, WI)

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I U 1, ., I I I 1 1 ., lil NEWSPAPER STAFF 5 11-1 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Fortney, J. Hays, B. Thomas, A. McMillan, M. Delmore, B. Brockley, C. Eckert, D. Bindley, C. Guildner, P. Williams. ROW 2: M. Bogh, C. Farrell, J. Peterson, G. Roeker, S. Schaitel, B. Trelinski, B. Raitz, A. Retzlaff, P. Ramer, S. Field, S. Peters. ROW 3: C. Timlin, B. Guildner, M. Van Schoyck, G. Van Deuren, P. Sandberg, L. Haferman, C. Krenz, H. Foss, K. Cone, M. Waterman. ROW 4: H. Wimmer, M. Baggot, C. McNutt, R. Grieger, C. Wrzesinski, M. Meltz, J. Waterman, D. Nelson, C. Gutsmeidl, A. Ahlhorn. wsfdffe www School Daze keeps students informed of the happenings in Our World by publishing a page in the WISCONSIN DELLS EVENTS. Seconds count as an exhausted editor and harassed re- porters scurry around to collect news items, write copy, and check copy in order to meet that weekly deadline. All these activities are tied together by the editors, Alice Ahlhorn and Sandy Field, with the help of the advisor, Mr. Fortney. On Thursday, the crowd gathered in front of the library means that the School Daze page is posted on the library window. Sandy Field shows Clara Farrell her assign- ment for the week. 32 789 4l5IS ll 2223 E8 2330 X' Reporter Bill Brock- ley inter- views Bob Ryan. 413 ' f I 5 ml'm 'w?i.k. 4, N '. . ' E IQ V T 1 . .gi T i hal 3'

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VIP'S on the staff--photographers Bill Heineke and Business managers Allan Peters and Larry LaMa.r Del Cone. work to stretch the dollar. leg Janet Hays checks activity pictures. Cindy Sumwalt busy typing copy. Karen Cone has material ready to meet deadline. Editor Darlene Gall plans layout Marty Van Deuren ponders over sport pages ,-4 Seq! Exam ' The 1960 Arrow is the result of months of endless effort on the part of the staff. Classes were interrupted as photographers Bill Heineke and Del Cone took activity and faculty shots. Subscriptions were sold, pages planned and laid out, copy typed, pictures identified and cropped. Finally, after many school hours, plus a few midnight hours thrown in by Editor Darlene Gall, the final deadline was met. The staff relaxed--but not for long--there were the proofs to check. 42

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5 1 1.7 C' LjA ai-Q...-.4 BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Winn, C. Sus, P. Smith, D. Worrnet, R. Cook, M. Walker, C. Burgess, M. Stone. ROW 2: K. Donnelly, C. Fedderson, P. Cahoon, E. Platt, D. Newman, I. Donnelly, M. Oeftger, N. Soma, F. Wormet, J. Lloyd. ROW 3: P. Dempsey, P. Howley, M. Svejcar, D. Nelson, D. Van Duck, D. Walker, B. Gunn, B. Donnelly, B. Joyce. ROW 4: B. Wampler, J. Langer, V. Jacobson, A. Larson, P. Joyce, S. Joyce, K. O'Keefe. 7. '24 14.2 W The homes of tomorrow are in the hands of the youth of today expresses the idea behind the goal of the Wisconsin Dells Chapter of the Future I-lomemakers of America. With this goal in mind, the members of the club combined projects and such social events as the annual Parents' Banquet and the Christmas party to make a suc- cessful and enjoyable year. In addition, each girl worked throughout the year toward the degrees offered within the club. Mrs. Winn, our advisor, and delegates Dorothy Wormet and Rita Cook attended the FHA State Conven- tion held at Green Lake in June, 1959. Officers of the club are: Dorothy Wormet, President, Rita Cook, Vice- Presidentg Carol Burgess, Secretaryg Tina Sus, Treasurer, Marlea Stone, Historiang Polly Smith, Recreation Direc- torg Marjorie Walker, Reporter. .F The Christmas party proves that FHA and FFA is not all work.