Quill and Scroll
Quill and
Scrol~
an international honor society for
high school journalists, was organized here in
1948
as
an honorary branch of the Press Club.
Publishing the School Handbook and the Saghalie
Style Book, as well as electing the Saghalie Staff every
eighteen weeks, are major actvicies of the organization.
The Quill and Scroll Society is open to junior and
senior members of the Press Club whose grade average
is in the upper third of his class.
Quill and Scroll
ocrdy-
~at~d:
Carlson.
Row 1: lArson,
MacRa~. Pl~mous,
Garcra.
Row 2: Hillman , Coutts, alrsbury, Carr.
Puss Club- Row 1:
M~uru,
Garcia,
Barl~y,
Lovtll,
Barlc/~y,
Put,-m, Carlson, Harris , Jacobs , Goddhrg.
Row 2: Silva, Salisbury, Carr, Hillman, Coutts, Kimbtl, F. S1oholm,
orby,
Hal~y.
Row
J:
Smith,
Col~man,
]. Sjoholm, Linduy, MacRat, Rosquist , lArson,
Rob~rts,
Frumau .
Press Club
The Saghalie this year was changed from a four to
a six-page paper.
Largely responsible for the marked improvement
were Geraldine Carlson and Jennie MacRae, editors;
Harold Carr, veteran sports editor; and Tike Hillman,
photographer. Besides providing much copy for the
school paper, Harold wrote a column for the Seattle P.-I.
twice a week during football season.
The
Saghalie
staff took trips to Seattle to visit the
Seattle Times plant and a radio station. In February
staff delegates attended the Pacific Slope Press Clinic
at the University of Washington.
Barbara Plemons was editor the final quarter.
Saghalie Staff
Members of the Press Club, an organization for qual
ified Saghalie staff reporters and journalism
student~
have enjoyed an active year under the guidance of Mis
Margaret Baldwin.
Chief among their activities was the publishing o
the school paper and handbook and the staging of :
successful subscription contest. The seniors victors i1
the contest, elected Donnagene Paulson Saghalie Queen
Jennie MacRae, senior, and Barbara Plemons jun
ior, were Shelton delegates to the annual Pre s Clini
in Seattle in late February.
The annual spring banquet and initiation in March
brought to a climax the year's activities.
