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3%iading^ and pJctwung,

TORCH, the Delhaas High School yearbook, is similar to a
a history book, recording in written form, as well as pictorially,
our history, the history of our school, and its constituents,
the students.

The staff is composed of four departments: Literary, Art,
Photography, and Business. These are the departments from
which the material is derived, and thus make up the total
book. The molders of the publication are the editors .and co­
editors, alon^ with their staffs.

TORCH is assuredly the most treasured piece of literature
at Delhaas High School, as well it should be, for it is the
story of Delhaas and Bristol Township schools.

Kathy Bingaman gets together with Jo-Anne
Chalsen, Editor of TORCH, and Mr. Clarke to
talk over Business problems.

The busy workers you see make up the art staff Here we have the TORCH literary staff working under their
from left to right: Mrs. O'Brien, advisor, Barbara advisor, Mrs. Dcttmer. Left to right they are: Joan Bauer
Tuliback and Barbara 'Wister, co-editors; and and Borgny Nordstrom, co-editors, Paulette Punzavitz, Sallie
Ronald "Weixler, co-editor-in-chief. Shropshire, and Rosalind Qualteria.
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