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Journal
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MRS.
NANCY HILL, Sponsor
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
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Ann
Spaulding
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ASSOCIATE
EDITOR
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Donna
Mueller,
Pamme Andersonr
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SPORTS
EDITOR
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Stuart
Smith
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ASSOC.
SPORTS EDITOR
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Chip
Schram
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| SOCIETY
& FASHION |
Sue
Sturges
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| EXCHANGE
EDITOR |
Barbara
Richardson
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| CLUB
EDITOR |
Nancy
Ann Wrenn
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| FEATURE
EDITOR |
Donna
Newberry, JoAnn Ross, Dodi Simmerson
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| ART
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Bill
Schwartz
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| CARTOONIST |
Jim
Caccavo
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| NEWS
EDITOR |
Sue
Trapnel s
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| COPY
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Jackie
Cottrell
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| PERSONALITIES |
Anne
Laing
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| HORIZONS |
Loni
Abbotts
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| EXCHANGE
EDITORS |
Barbara
Richardson,
Pat Allen
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| PUBLICITY |
Barbara
Cayll
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| REPORTERS |
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Lee
Van Wormer, Susan Gray, Fran Ussery, Suzi Cushing, Joan Richardson,
Robin McKenzie, Barbara McCartney, Dodi Simmerson, Sharon Horner,
Sally Ross, Alex Bower, Craig Jacobson, Jay Stephenson, Jeannie
Jones.
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Cheerleaders
Chosen
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For
twenty-nine girls, Friday marked the end of four weeks of long,
tiring practices held for the selection of Winter Park High
School's Varsity cheerleaders. Monday afternoon, the student
body, after meeting in the gym to observe the cheering ability
of the candidates, reported to their respective homerooms to
cast votes. From these votes the top 15 girls were listed and
a committee made up of Winter Park's faculty selected the ten
girls whom they felt were the best qualified to become varsity
cheerleaders.
Varsity cheerleaders chosen for the season
1961-62 are Liz Bennett, Sigrid Bergstrom, Mary Cash, Bobbie
Sias, Donna Mueller, Jeannie Britt, Peggy Frome, Judy Wingate,
Nancy Thompson and Julie Haynie. Good luck girls and congratulations!!!!! |
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"Oklahoma,"
Winter Park's first musical, will be presented in the high school
auditorium, at 8:00 p.m. on both March 24 and 25. Tickets, selling
for $1.25 for adults and $.75 for students may be bought from members
of the cast, from students belonging to various school clubs, and
also at the door.
The youthful stars have been practicing for several
weeks now in preparation for the coming event. |
Nancy Temple
portrays love-struck "Laurey" while David Farr is opposite
her as "Curley". Supporting roles are held by Ken Minameyer,
Jeannie Britt, Donna Newberry, Richard Wood, Vic Whitehurst, and Suzanne
McMillan.
Winter Park has turned up a talented group to produce
"Oklahoma" -- so don't miss this high-school production
directed by Mr. Ed Hotaling. |
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On
The Bench
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By
Franz Fernfilcher
Howdy
Cats! Winter Park officially opened it's baseball season
last weekend, which makes one more spring sport to be covered.
(Along with Tennis, Track, Swimming, and Golf). The varsity
lettermen's jackets for seniors finally arrived. Most of
the guys are a lot sweatier but happier than they used to
be. "Bo" Ferguson hasn't been out of his in a
week. I sure hope he enjoys it, because it won't be long
before he'll be trading it in for a Citadel plebe's uniform.
Congratulations for your scholarship Frank, and lots of
luck next year.
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Jackie
Billingham says he can't remember where he put his jacket. He
probably had to hock it to help pay for the bas caps that Vernon
Duncan lost while working in Jack's dad's gas station. Try cutting
lawns for money "Dunk," there's less chance of your
losing something.
The swimming team gave a pretty good account
of itself in it's first meet against Leesburg ... especially
John Miller who wrapped up the diving competition for us. Nice
going John. We'll try to get you some stiffer competition next
week.
I know you'll all be glad to know that Chan
Muller's nose (first big tennis casualty of the year) has healed
beautifully. Way to go, fella. Just make sure you don't run
out of scar tissue. |
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