as Soles’ 3 ith alee PAG meee Meeibi ith be Rt bLe > Pd SAM Ee LAN " ST6 Ah is* ade ade OM Cees Moet NoePale ha oy4 tenes Wha ties Sh Lede | Rn THE PA iL ae yey eb oe Batu N Ae seat y . POSTAMS 7 Shear hat PM ADE GOLDEN me Ne , “oe tyyep oe ) UAE mo tah: taal Md DP Haale tL eh tet vibe Oae. at a" Po me) Toth be te te Raed Ce ’ ae nee, ‘ Wiha PEM T Ce Le De PERE 7 | AAA myo eh EPIRA en , atte aa’ Ant ete Le WS Pn bees att Ae Y, Ae oh NO Ee - ™ t RNP A Teer Plat PAN Aut, Oe 2 es " 7 UiUte tte Mi titee ee SPIKE JUNIOR EDITORIAL STAFF yy is Left to right: Margaret Froehart, Joan Covey, Mary Wayment, Myrna Larsen, Marjorie Saunders, Marlene Iverson. PUBLICATION The yearbook is the student's record of the school year. It was no small task for the staff to compile accounts of all events and organizations. Without the help of Mr. Westergard , the Golden Spike would not be as it is. He has learned to apply the skill of many years into every page. His advice and suggestions were a great help to every staff member. The Junior editorial staff worked like eager beavers trying to please the editors and get the copy just right. They wrote articles and sorted pictures, attended meetings and took criticism from the older staff members. The photographer and his victim. Nearly everyone had to experience the bright lights and camera clicks. Phillip Tarran is shown being photographed by Mr. White. Staff artists tried something new this year. They drew pictures of humorous events that the camera didn't catch. Of course they had to wait until the right opportunity came along. However, this year supplied the usual quota of unusual circumstances and many first class cartoons were turned out from their pens. ; Dee a Staff artists confer about problems in the Art Department—Standing: Jay Butler, Marjorie Saunders, Marie August, Kathaleen Campbell, Blair Thompson, Marlo Tullis. Seated: Farrell Bingham, Nancy Featherstone, Jean Taylor, Myrna Larsen. (Lois Cragun was absent when the photo was taken) 157 , «ote EE O25. Ak ar wes — aD