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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
8
The Trumansburg Central School yearbook faces cancellation after past errors and lack of staff. Editors vow renewal with an advisor and student backing, urging local businesses and students to subscribe and bolster the Tru-ce budget as expenses approach three thousand dollars.
The 1967 68 Accent on Youth group met after school in the art room with Timerson as advisor. Amy Thomason was elected program director and Elaine Lukic secretary. Members including Farrell Carpenter Garner Hickman Harris Lukic Ryan Sola Thomason and Smith were assigned roles for weekly broadcasts on Saturdays at 9 30 a m WECU. Schedule includes Velvet Glove fall play on Oct 28 Kiss Me Kate in April and taped road show March 23 with full programs in October December January February and June.
The Tburg Teen Council now operates as a respected youth group with advisors Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis. Six seniors Doug Drew Sue Weatherby Jerry Ryan Davie Keith Brenda Koskinen and Karen Nemeth lead dances and events for teens. The first major project Teen Week October 13 14 ties to TCS Homecoming and echoes Ithaca Youth Council Civic Affairs.
The document lists staff positions and assignments at the TCS Free Press with names for Editor-in-Chief Kevin Harris Advisor Mr Norman Mastramoro and contributors Blaine Luide Helen Pasal Martha Weitsel Amy Thomaso Jerry Ryan Anne Stevenson Teiaartie Waltzal huxy Tooenasct Anna Stevenson Photography Kevin Harris.
Fourteen seniors at TCS join an experimental humanities course new to the school. Advisors include Mrs Steiner Miss Garey and Mr Honsberger. The year features in depth studies of Joseph Conrad Igor Stravinsky and Salvador Dali with Don Quixote The Religions of Man and Copland What to Listen for in Music. The class plans BOCES humanities lectures at Ovid Interlaken and Truma and interviews new teachers including Mrs Carlisle. The Class of 68 took the Regents Exam last Tuesday.
The 1967-68 Student Council led by President David Keith and Vice-president Mary Farrell begins a landmark year with seniors in all officer roles. Officers elected include Karen Nemeth treasurer Brenda Koskinen secretary and Jerry Ryan parliamentarian. A new advisor is Mrs Leila re. The council plans fund raising for a scoreboard and considers a carnival. Portrait sessions by Warden Studios were held September 18 19 with 104 seniors participating including two foreign exchange students. Portraits will appear in the Truce yearbook.
The Senior class elected Diane Frost president Drew vice president Gail Naylor secretary and David Keith treasurer with Mr Mitterer and Miss Garey as advisors. The Junior class chose Susan Berry president Cyril Stevens vice president Wendy Stevenson secretary and Steve Garner treasurer with Mr Lutes and Mrs Sebring as advisors. The Sophomore officers include Sally Hamill and Anna Stevenson with their advisor.
The Free Press Staff met to plan for the year at TCS. Kevin Harris becomes editor in chief and a different editor will write each month. The staff, led by advisor Mr Ma, includes ten seniors and one junior and will publish the four page issue monthly starting November.
The Trumansburg Teen Council hosts a two day weekend with a Friday road rally registration at Trumansburg Junior High at 1:00 p.m and 2:00 p.m activities. a Friday movie to be announced. a Saturday football game Trumansburg versus Penfield at the town field. and an 8:00 p.m. dance and awards presentation featuring Bobby Comstock and the Counts at TCS Building.
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