As’ Virb al Preek tae rh ee ASE. US PEALMLLY LIN FLUE PPL P at vfs totalath 2D SELRSONDY SOUACEL Ded ali RY anil EVES PRED UBER es «“ HANTS BLT eee 5 es a* . IUGR » - > jae Daa hs wy . " D ne Ne hee bento ates THE JOURNALISM ICME Geran -~ | Die stemeees tie Rett PERS OO COs Se RBUDEE EEN i ke Nh * re aesvie i * . as > ») AM » . AAG 2 " » by oteces blew Wiatitee 201) ty CLASS Mrs. Blayney gave detailed instructions to the Journalism || class—First row: Neilsen, Campbell, Harris, John, Stephens, Parker. Second row: Warren, Ellsworth, Miller, Berrett, Smith, Stanger, Genetti, Owen, Austin. Third row: Mrs. Blayney, Russell, Harmer, Newey, Stromberg, Jackson, Byington, Wayment, Hipwell, August. REPORTERS The news must be covered in all schools and Weber was no exception. A staff of reporters with one year of experience behind them covered the happenings of Weber. Sixth period was a busy period for them because there were interviews to write, assignments to cover, and events to publicize. They were familiar figures in the halls—coming or going from assignments. When there was a laspe between the papers they read journalism books and wrote reports on them. Junior reporters had a chance to prove their merit when they put out their own special a issue of the Warrior's Trumpeter. Ernie Durbano looked a bit displeased that Janene Johansen didn't make the most of “twirp'’ season. Merry Christmas from the Trumpeter—Front Genetti, Smith. Back row: Austin, Owen. Two trick photography shots used in the Warrior's Trumpeter have been publicized the Girls' Dance. The second wished us a Merry Christmas. reproduced row: John, above. The first 16]