Vienna High School - Illianna Yearbook (Vienna, IL)

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X llllllllllll in High School. Vienna T'1: tt ,, . . H kleberrv helps new W TOP: Vi-Hi' Editordhlelexithuacstencil' LEFT: Thursdays member' Suzgllda aetier Norman Jones delivereddtlle were Pres? ays hed pages the entire class Qallflefe EO fresiilyttrgnggcggdjpior distribution on FridaY morgglggegkxl gap? Editors' tback rowl Barbara Rose fi' Pa e. LOW? poseecond page- Helen Huckleberry, F 5f utrgng MSM ssxiwsxnza 1111, ' Yen I ' iowjgaigkiinlgzciqe Williams and Dave Bellamy, Fifth n-n I Page. old v. he 11 HTS Hume follt per 1 er' s , libre typ Peteria. Y r ,mms of the Old building well as YFC. She servediaslpfesi Ravi ,ww clocks Similar dent of the FHA duringherlyohn 9 A say in the new -Q ' ' lllEEl THE GUUS Hllll lilllS lll PUBlllIHllUllS During the eighth hour in Room 4 the Vi-Hi Opinion Vienna Hi h S h I' , g c oo s weekly mimeographed newspaper, struggles into being amid the clatter of type- writers and muffled cries for the correction fluid. At the same time the year book, Th Ill' I ' ' e lanna, a so takes shape week by week. The class which IS responsible for both the newspaper and year book is the Publications Class under the direction of Mrs. Stanley Veach. Financing of the lllianna by sale of advertising and ' refreshments at all home ball games is another activity of the group. f-TI-13' M f 57

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