Valier High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Valier, MT)

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Our Photographer Works for a Better Lights The business manager ' s staff is responsible for all the finances of the yearbook. They must sell adds, supervise the advance sales of the yearbook, collect the payments, write out receipts, and keep an accurate record of all busi ness transactions. ■■ ,-«s i Typist, and Assistant? Very interesting, but will it work? September 26, 1969, the co- editors, business managers, and Mrs. VanGorden attended the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association (MIEA) conference at the University of Montana in Missoula. There, they learned more about the fine points of putting out a yearbook. 11

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MIEA or Bust! FRONT ROW: Alice Hayne, Mark Hammer Co- Editor, Evelyn Widhalm Co- Editor, Mrs. VanGordan Sponsor, Pam Crawford Business Manager, Ray Widhalm Business Manager, Candy Parmelee. SECOND ROW: Debra Dean, Fenny Nelson, Loretta Stokes, Twilla Wilson, Alice Peterson, Cindy Swanson, Jewel Stokes, Bonnie Dodge, Jean Wheeler, Vicki Dolan, Debbie Rideout. THIRD ROW: Bill Barron, Karl Rapold, Dennis Chatlain, Doug Bowman, Tom Christiaens, TonyHarwood, Ross Buckingham, John Majerus, Dick Habets. Annual Staff Northern It is the responsibility of the co- editor ' s staff of the yearbook to design layouts for all pages, to select the cover and its design, to take, select, and crop pictures, to write copy, and most of all to meet the deadlines with the completed pages. Oh, this is hard work! One big, happy family. 10

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FRONT ROW: Pam Crawford, President; Mr. VanGorden, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Dodge, Secretary; Jear. Wheeler, Vice President. THIRD ROW: Alice Hayne, Debra Dean. FOURTH ROW: Mark Hammer, Trudy Hall, Susan Crawford, Jane Hammer, Jan Neyenhuis, Bob Kovatch. F.T.A. Explores Personal Interests and Abilities in Relation to Teaching Mr lb- «.•£■ B V -l a .- jUHB ■ko B The main objectives of the Future Teachers of America is to learn about the opportunities, responsibilities, and democratic role of the teaching profession and to explore personal interests and abilities in relation to this field. Initiation and installation of new officers and members opened the year with Mr. Sindelar assisting with the installation ceremony. The FTA carried out National Education Week by putting up a bulletin board and window display and having a proclamation issued by the mayor. The high school also sponsored Parents ' Day during this week to encourage parent interest in the educational process at Valier High School by allowing them to participate in classes for a day. Two faculty members attended a meeting and related their experiences as student teachers and as first- year teachers. Later in the year, FTA members were allowed to teach a unit of their choice. A student exchange was carried out between Shelby and Valier in which members of each chapter attended classes in the other ' s school. Project 18 was sponsored by the FTA which gave all of the students of VHS the opportunity to voice their opinions on the lowering of the voting age to 18 or 19. A picnic in the spring concluded the activities of the FTA for the 1969-70 school year. © IKisSia] 1 dStt 1 i w ' j£Hi tt