Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 13, 1949, Page 7, Image 7

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    Oetett Club liwtteJ
Capital Jaornal, Salem, Oregon, Frtitay, May It, lilt-
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uayton m octette eiuo
met at the hom el Mrs, Cleta
Gell tor a one o'clock luncheon
FENNEY
which was served on the patio
of her home. The afternoon
was spent playing bridge and
high honors went to Mrs. Lewis
Alderman. Other guesU were
Mesdames James Penland, Floyd
Wiilert, Clare Heider, FJoyd
Shawver, Gordon Graham and
Willie Hibbert.
Mrs. tesh Hogue, CUrton; end;
Mrs. Marjorie Hiatt, Viking an
nual, Preston Doughton serves
ss business manager tor both of
the publication. The 1849 an
nual will be distributed to the
students Thursday, May 19, ac
cording to business manager
Doughton. The final Clarion
will be given out May 28,
Citrus juices should be left
unstrained to derive maximum
nutritional value, for the pulp
contains a lot of vitamin C.
I A
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Salem 'High's Younr Journalists held their annual Clarion- 1
Viking dinner Thursday night. At the head table, left to right:
Mrs. Leah Hogue, Clarion adviser; Mrs. Clifford P. Howe,
Prof. Clifford P. Rowe, head of Journalism department, Pa
cific university, guest speaker; Dick Louthan, Clarion news
editor, toasimsster; Tom Schiedel, after dinner speaker; Mrs.
Marjorl Hiatt, Viking annual adviser, Virgil G. Hiatt.
High School Editorial Staffs
Chosen at Annual Banquet
New editors were named for the Salem high Clarion and the
Viking annual at the annual Clarion-Viking dinner Thursday
night in the senior high school cafeteria.
' Marilyn Power and Pebble DeSart were chosen as next year's
editors for the Clarion and Viking, respectively.
Others named on the new
staff were:
Viking Manager, Richard
Scott; index editor, Carol Mc
Leod; faculty, Judy Wood; girls'
sports, Betty Beakly; boys
sports, Bob Hamblin; clubs,
Nancy Taylor; art, Bonnie
Stewart; senior class, Susan
Steed; and head typist, Barbara
Lange.
Clarion officers for the com
ing year are: Manager, Margar
et Brown; sports editor, Bob
Hamblin; news editor, Dave
Blackmer; assistant news edi-i
tor, John Marie Miller; copy
editor, Mervin Broeke; feature
editors, Erna Marie Hill and
Janet Galser; typists, Betty Wal
ser and Joyce Armstrong.
Tom Schiedel, senior debater,
gave an after dinner speech with
marriage as the subject. Fol
lowing the talk Pebble DeSart
sang "Sylvia" with Senior
Joyce Edgell as accompanying.
After the introduction of old
and new officers for the high
school publications. Prof, Clif
ford P. Rowe, head of the jour-;
nalism department at Pacific
university, spoke on the ideal
high school staff. Toastmaster
for the dinner was Dick Louth
an, news editor of the Clarion.
Retiring Clarion officers are:
Barbara Zumwalt, editor; Al
cetta Gilbert, manager; Dick
Louthan, news editor; Elizabeth
Morley, copy editor; Una Mae
Grayless, feature editor; Bob
Jones, sports editor; Jane Tro
jan and Margy Acton, typists.
Annual staff officers for this
year are: Jean DeWitt, editor;
Don Young, manager; Aliie Lou
Ohling, index editor; Pebble De
Sart, faculty editor; Pat Fitz
simons, co-editor for faculty.
Donna Beard and Janet Gaiser.
club editors; Phil Johnson, sports
editor; Bob Hamblin, boys
sports; Barbara Spagle and Lor
raine Welling, girls sports; re
porters, Betty Beakey, Marlene
DeWitt, Shirley Jones, Carol Mc
Leod, Joan Sharif and Bonnie
Stewart; photographer. Glen
Kleen, and assistant photograph
er, Don Engdahl, John Ericksen;
was photographer for the Clar-i
ion,
Advisers for the two staffs arej
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