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( JISl J ews . . Thin, reedy sounds of turning pages and exclama' tions of surprise coming from news-hungry Upidites announced the weekly arrival of The Acorn. CD's most widely circulated publication. H.ird work and inspired writing produced this concise, yet complete, seven-day record of school and community events. Each Monday and Tuesday, students found room 210 in a merry-go-round of writing, rewriting, proofreading, and typing, as staff members hurried to meet their deadline. Bob Tobey. editor-in-chief, and Mrs. Anne M. Slick, adviser, headed this fast- moving organization. The entire Acorn staff, shown at the upper left, takes a minute to pose for the camera. At lower left Acorn Editorial Board member' including Barbara Burroughs, advertising manager; Diane Wield, art; Shirley Cullen, features; Frank Alti more, boys' sports; Jane Tilton, copy; Robert Tobey. editor-in-chief; Mr'. Anne M. Slick, adviser: Marguerite Struth, staff secretary; Alan Freedman, news: Marjeanne Collins, girls' sports; Dolores Temoyan, typing club president; and Sally Lyon, business manager. Below it. the art staff also stops momentarily for a picture. 22
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. . . Once in a While A top hit at UDHS. the Upi-Dah offered students an opportunity to display creative writing ability in both poetry and prose. The Upi-Dah also main- tained its traditional excellence in the two issues of the publication, both of which featured “Good Castlekeeping” as the theme. Every M nday afternoon staff members met to read, criticise, and select manuscripts for publica- tion. Editor-in-chief Nidra Poller worked hard and long with her assistants Irene Jacob and Harriet Jekofsky to produce a fine piece of work worthy to compete with the best high school magazines in the United States. Jean Failing, art editor, also contributed to the success of the Upi-Dah. Her work on the first issue was superb and the work she did in advertising forthcoming issues was also very well done. Member- f the Upi-Dah staff pictured above are - Row One: Jekofsky, Poller: Row Two: Eccles. Dean. Jacob; Row Three: Perez. Edelman, Brook'-. Row Four: Glass. Gearhart. Delmar; Row Five: Osman, Tannenbaum. Arnold. Smith. Hadley, Remley. Ms- Edith Gaukrodger advised the group. At the right is the art staff under Miss Elizabeth Kingsley's direction. 23
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