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Journal
Staff
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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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Helen
Grabber
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Sports
Editor
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Stuart
Smith
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| Society
& Fashion |
Sue
Sturges
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| Exchange
Editor |
Barbara
Richardson
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| Cub
Editor |
Nancy
Ann Wrenn
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| Feature
Editor |
Susan
Chace
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| Art
Editor |
Bill
Schwartz
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| News
Editor |
Jim
Caccavo
Judy Teague
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| Copy
Editor |
Pam
Anderson
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| Business
Manager |
Craig
Jacobson
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| Publicity |
Jeannie
Jones
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| Reporters |
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Anne
Laing, Lee Van Wormer, Loni Abbotts, Susan Gray, Fran Ussery, Pat
Allen, Sue Trapnell, Suzi Cushing, Robin McKenzie, Barbara McCartney,
Dodi Simmerson, Chip Schram, Barbara Cayll, Sharon Horner, JoAnn
Ross, Sally Ross, Alexander Bower, Jackie Cottrell.
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Sr.
Highlights
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Dave
Smith born in Great Falls, Montana... Likes pizza, French
pastries, trips to the beach... Dislikes girls that are always
trying to impress people... Most embarrassing moment, the time
he just about walked into a women's rest room at the movies.
Neil Haldeman born in Sackets Harbor,
New York...Likes sports (baseball especially... Dislikes most
teachers, old women, lousy drivers... Most embarrassing moment
when he was once called up on the stage to receive an award,
and he wasn't there because he had skipped the assembly.
Bill Ronay born in Norman, Oklahoma...
Likes girls, cars, music, money... Dislikes homework, colds,
snobby girls... Hobbies music, cars and girls.
Jimmy Kopp born in Baltimore, Maryland...
Likes football, track, pretty girls, study halls, hamburgers
and milk shakes... Dislikes long hair on boys; and girls who
gripe if you're just a little bit late for a date... Hobbies
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Sr.
Privileges
Announced
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SENIORS'
spirits should be soaring to a new high. At the last meeting held
by the Student Council, new privileges were introduced to be voted
on, and within the coming weeks these will be presented to the student
body.
Heading the list is the establishment of a SENIOR parking area that
consists of the entire stretch of Huntington Avenue on the side nearest
the school. A lunch line exclusively for upperclassmen should produce,
if not a happier, at least, a healthier graduating class of '61 from
W.P.H.S.!!! It is a well-known fact to many of the underclassmen that
the front door of the main building is SENIOR property, and now the
sidewalk extending from this door will also become the private walkway
of the SENIOR CLASS. Along the same lines the side portals of the
auditorium nearest the stage might also be relinquished to the SENIORS.
Juniors and Sophomores, be sure to vote and promote these privileges.
These will be YOUR privileges as future seniors. |
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"A"
Honor Roll
Released
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Congratulations
to the following students for achieving an all "A" record
for the first six weeks.
Seniors: Anthony Barron, John Bordley, Jean Bradford, Kathy Brown,
Karen Horn, Kay Osborn, and Noralee Reicherts.
Juniors: Mike Kelly and Jim Stokes.
Sophomores: Leilane Brinkley, Suellen Hamilton, Marion Smith and Merrell
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Tuesday,
November 8, Mr. Johnson had a meeting with all sophomores and juniors
to discuss a trip to New York. He started by giving them definite
rules they would have to follow. The one thing he stressed was proper
behavior. He also stressed, "no smoking in public, no alcoholic
beverages at any time, and not bermudas in public!"
The trip has been planned for June 4, with the
following agenda: The first day will be spent in Philadelphia, where
a tour on a submarine is planned. That night there will be a trip
to Times Square and the penny arcades. The second day will be a
general tour of New York. All personal shopping will be done on
this day. That night a visit to Radio City Music Hall is planned
to see "Mr. Johnson's Rockettes!" (He's seen to that!)
The third day will include boat tours and in the
evening a Broadway
production. There will be a choice between, "My Fair Lady,"
"The Gypsy," or "The Music Man."
Thursday, there will be a tour of West Point.
Coincidentally, this is also graduation day for West Point.
A tour of the United Nations will highlight the
fifth morning. That afternoon can be used to once again explore
the department stores.
Unfortunately, Seniors are not allowed on this
trip because of the conflicting graduation date. (That's one thing
Seniors don't want to miss.)
Mr. Johnson has definitely said that he will take
as many as 60. Any teacher's complaints about conduct will eliminate
a student, since conduct is the most important factor for participation
in this trip.
The question was brought up about the "return
trip." Mr. Johnson's answer was, "If you go with 'Old
J,' you came back with 'Old J.'
The approximate price of this trip is $125. This
includes everything, (train, meals, etc.)
All in all this sounds like it will be a very
enjoyable experience for everyone!
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