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SMOKE SIGNALS
Smoke
Signals
Staff
SMOKE SIGNALS Editors
FRONT ROW (L. to R.) S. Roberts, Fea–
ture Ed.; D. Walker, Typing Ed.; J. May–
berry,· Ed.-in-Chief; D. Rock, Ass't Ed.;
M. Smith, Sports Ed.; M. Randall, News
Ed. ROW TWO: M. Miner, Ad. Ed.; J.
Roberts, Ass't News Ed.; P. Williams,
Photographer; C. Hilbert, Bus. Mgr.; M.
Kravec, Art Ed.
The school newspaper, SMOKE SIGNALS, has kept the faculty and
students well-informed this past year. Besides enjoying news stories
concerning all 0. F. A. activities, the readers were stimulated by the
searching editorials, informative feature articles, entertaining human
interest stories, and many candid photos. Under the guidance of Miss
Corcoran the hard-working editor and staff members helped to make
1966- 1967 a successful school year for the newspaper.
SMOKE SIGNALS STAFF
FRONT ROW (L. toR.) H. Mosley; J. Haun; P. Williams; J. Roberts; M. Smith; D. Rock; S. Roberts; J. Mayberry;
M. Miner; C. Hilbert; M. Randall; D. Walker; M. Kr avec. ROW TWO: R. Fuller; S. Ingersoll; S. Stuart; G. Luciani;
J. Gardner; J. Newman; B. Slick; S. Shultz; K. Davis; B. VanDeMark; .J . Nickels; M. Kloepper; L. Rothrock; L.
Dochter; G. McCur. ROW THREE: K. Ellis; N. Ball; D. Wakefield; S. Brani; D. Hibbard; P. Hakes; D. Vergason; D.
Duff; T. Dolonich; L . Doubleday; D. Curie; D. Newman; P . Weber; S. Stephens . ROW FOUR: C. Schweizer; D.
Ackley; J. Telfer; N. Marks; C. Ticonchuk; J. Doty; J. Mattison; P. Nickels; D. Seidel; D. Taper; V. Rossen; R. Root;
J.
Hyde; K. Hubbard.
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