Whitfield High School - Iliad Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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THE HITFIELDER FIRST ROW: B. Spencer, H. Neuman, G. Honig, J. Richardson, M.K. West, P. Moulton, T. Brauner, A. Gazzoli, P. Wright. SECOND ROW: C. Green, B. Duhme, S. Vosburg, C. Wadum, J. Lieberman E. Becker, T. Green, R. Carlson, K. Love. Jeff Lieberman, who will be a junior next year, has been named the 1965-1966 editor of THE WHITFIELDER, Rusty Carlson, retiring-editor, made the appointment on the basis of Jeff's work on the publication for the last two years. Rusty also named Benton Duhme photo and layout editor and Mary Kay West librarian, Both these appointees are Ieff's classmates. Don Jenks contributed pictures to THE WHITFIELDER. Jake Van Dyke earned a by-line in THE WHITFIELDER for his tense, witty account of the school's mock presidential election. Mr. Derrickson, serving as adviser, supplemented students' photos with some of his own and made plans to take editors on field trips to newspaper and printing plants. 50 W

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LITERARY STAFF Shhh was the sound most common at yearbook meetings. The most popular phrase was, We're behind schedule! Nevertheless, all the work was enjoyable and en- lightening. The trials and anxieties of putting together the yearbook wore many tempers thin, constantly frus- trated our exalted Editor, and confused the study hall proctors. .Tim Lewin, our Editor, has led us through the year shouting, laughing, and typing. From the very beginning Don Jenks, yearbook photographer, went to work taking pictures in volume. Don's success and the excellence of Mr. Derrickson's contributions are evident in the quality of the photographs in this yearbook. Cindy Powers, Pam Moulton, Rusty Carlson. and Angela Gaz- , , V zoli rode their rulers, pencils, and layout mats from David Will, Jeff Dickler, Joan Glassman. ' A I page to page putting the pages together while Jeff X, , V ff ' , rf i'i' . Dickler tried to keep up on supplying material to fill - R, g,-lk ' ,V if 1 the spaces. Claudia Forman and Sally Glassberg work- ,Vh L Q 1.7 ' ff 3 7 ', yt ed on the business end of the project, keeping the ILIAD ,Q 1 Q f V t, 1 I L57 my' I LV out of the red. In the midst of this pseudochaos Miss te-' Ji 'V +V- 4' V+' .V 'I ' ,ry-f' , Kaufman remained an inconspicous but firm supervisor, ., in r -kl' J i yy p 1:3 ,X VR K 4 CQU driving us on when we slowed down and encouraging jp -V ' J, W Lf .Jai - , us at all times to get the yearbook done. 1' ' V. fl . I L , -Ek t' Now we are done and we are satisfied. We hope bp K Q, ,.,. Y W JJ 5 i that those who will follow us to work on yearbooks rf' q .ff jf' A .JL will carry on the tradition of the ILIAD with the spirit LV A pg, gag and good feeling we have enJoyed. J ,J . .lv k 'f 'tif LAY-CUT ART-PHOTOGRAPHY H X Terry Brauner, Cindy Powers, Pam Moulton. Jake Van Dyke, Don Jenks.

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LIBRARIANS FRONT ROW: T. Brauner, M. K. West, L. Nemec, P. Moulton, Mrs. Gaiennie. SECOND ROW: D. Will, C. Podmaniczky, S. Vosburgh, L. Roos. A new arrangement of shelving the books was introduced in the school library this year and has been carried on by Mr. Gaiennie. Each student was assigned one or two tiers for the school year by Mr. Derrickson and was res- ponsible for keeping them in order by checking them daily. The improvements made last year in the library, including the in- stallation of the carpeting have proved effective this year. The addition of many new books to our library has improved the wide selection of books available to the student body. We are grateful to Mr. Derrickson, who has continued his policies of contributing books to the library from those he reviews from the ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT and of printing library information sheets for distribution among the students.