ee aa : - ee, eee eee mui gins SS = Peat ay SIN Sa poet ng 2 pis ae aa ~ Sage ws SE es oy ——— a Rd ~ ? Ayipar, : : oe = Z: Headed by Neva Mont- the of selling year- ART STAFF members used their creative ability to add variety and interest to this yearbook. They were C. Randall, RRS D. Piernick, and E. Minert. BUSINESS gomery, this STAFF — staff had duty books and maintaining a close check on yearbook finances. Left to Right: N. Montgomery, E. Minert, Mr. Johnson, adviser; B. Welling, A. Nielson, S. Hadley. JUNIOR YEARBOOK STAFF — On the basis of work habits, efficiency, talent, and personality, junior staff members are selected for senior positions. Left to Right, First Row: J. Vaughn, L. Read, A. Sorenson, S. Wood. Second Row: B. Penman, M. Brady, L. Warner, J. Roskelly, J. Holmes. Third Row: N. Johnson, J. Orr, K. Morgan, B. Fernelius, S. Peterson, E. Reeder. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF — Using photographic knowledge and skill, photography staff efforts added variety to the pictorial content of the yearbook. Left to Right, Seated: D. Schulz, R. Brown, L. Blanscett, D. Schnieter. Standing: M. Child, R. Cox. ASSISTING YEARBOOK STAFFS Production of the Golden Spike includes many tasks. The Senior staff could not have produced this yearbook without the help of the assisting staffs. These staffs, totaling thirty-four people, worked in conjunction with the senior group. - e, wey . » “ Supa ¥ ot 4