Waynesburg Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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EDITORS P. Staskus, C. Moore, J. Boger, C. Ketchem. R. Alexander, B. Greenlee, C. Cooper, G. Arnold. Tattling Transmitter The school paper is pub- lished about once a month or eight times a year. It is a combined product of the newspaper staff and mem- bers of the Typing Il classes who type the stencils and run them off. The newspaper not only prints the latest news but also keeps the student body informed of club happenings and various social events. In addition to enlightening and entertaining the student body, the preparation of the paper provides valuable ex- perience for its members: Re- porters gain experience in creative writing, proofread- ing ond newspaper organiza- tion. Commercial students on the staff learn to type news- paper copy, prepare stencils and run the mimeograph. The art staff gains experi- ence in drawing appropriate picture covers and in lettering headlines. The Tattling Trans- mitter provides an opportun- ity for any interested student to test his ability in any of these fields. TYPISTS AND MIMEOGRAPHERS Seated: S. A. Hartley, V. Craig, J. Price. Standing: J. Boger, Y. Flaherty, M. Moore. REPORTERS Seated: J. Davison, M Craft, J. Bernclduci, B Milliken. Standing: L. Rothenberg, S. Meighen J. Custer, A. Hoffman M. A. Madias, J. Potter son. REPORTERS Seated: A. Chambers, P. Husk, L. Martin, J. Jones. Standing: C. Donham, J. Bell, B. Funk, J. McKee, P. Eagan, R. Lightner. ...W in fs , 1 I am fminsisiv 'wah ma mvznzssn

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The ORACLE editors are shown centered about the d u m m y of the 1957 ORACLE. They are: Charles Kinney, Jr. Editor: Judy Cooper, Sr. Editor, Kip McClure, Sr. Editor: and Diane Daily, Jr. Editor, Oracle The ORACLE stalif is a hard-working group of people. The editors get to work as early as April of the preceding spring to plan the book, decide on theme and plan the dummy. The iunior editors automatically become senior editors and the remainder of the staff is chosen as soon after the March T5 deadline as possible. This year the staff completely reorgan- ized the yearbook and we hope that the new set-up pleases our subscribers. This year's junior editors will be especially interested in your comments about this book so that they may know what changes to make in the T958 ORACLE. Seated: C. Cooper, M. Craft, L. Rothenberg. Standing: C. Ketchern, C. Sayers, B. Graybell. Seated: C, Acheson, J. Bernarduci, E. Grandel. Standing: R. Gray, G. Milliken, E. Hlipala. Seated: M. Knicely, N ing: P. Scites. Paul, J. Davison. Standl

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Row I. N. Thompson, P. Scites, P. Rohanna, C. J. Moore, M. A. Madias, C. Craft, P. Marion, M. Sayers. Row 2. J. Gardner, L. McCullough, C. McClelland, N. Baily, J. Rohanna, J. Greenlee, D. Hedge, C. Cooper. Row 3. J. Turner, l. Moston, B. Summersgill, S. Church, F. Stoneking, L. Hal- adyna, K. Willison, A. Meighen, Advisor. Student Council Once again our student governing body The Council co-sponsored the first Foot- has had a busy year. This year saw National ball Festivities week-end complete with par- Honor Society come into being. Study and re- ade, crowning of the Queen, and the semi- Search were started by the Council last year formal dance. and members were elected by the faculty at During the second semester the Council the end of the first semester. Student Council discussed the possibility of sponsoring a for' also granted a charter to the F. T. A. eign exchange student. Student Council Honor Roll Committee compiling the six ' weeks honor roll. President Margie Sayers Vice President , Pat Rohanna Secretary . Penny Scites Treasurer Carol Moore Sponsor Miss Meighen ,.-Q