Falls Church High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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EDITORIAL STAFF First row: FRITZ DIETSCH, Business Manager; JON JACOBUS, Advertising Manager: LINDA McPHERSON, Features Edi¬ tor; BILL LANDRUS, Sports Editor. Second row: DONNA CLARK, Circulation Manager; GINNY HOOVER, Copy Editor; CORA HERL, Activities Editor; CARTER KURYLO, Literary Editor; AL CLAPP, Publicity Manager. Not Pictured: SUSAN BONO, Picture Editor. Co-Editors Mike Goulde and Frankie Roberts approve photographs for the ’64 Jaguar. Mr. Blair Preston, President of King Printing Company, met with Year¬ book staff members in the fall to discuss plans for the ’64 Jaguar.

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’64 Jaguar Staff Seeks Fresh Approach Miss Gary Maupin, Advisor With the experience of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association convention of last spring behind the editors and the sponsor, the yearbook staff set out to com¬ pletely revamp the yearbook. Behind the production of a new yearbook lay the co-operation among the members of the staff, from the keeping of accounts to photography and the writing of “copy.” Many people were important in carrying out the varied and vital concerns of the staff. The aim of the staff was to preserve not only the import¬ ant events—a certain game or the evaluation—but also the personal things which have made this year individual for each of us. Front row: BILL LANDRUS, FRITZ DIETSCH, PAT McCARTHY, LINDA McPHERSON. Second row: FRANCIA REED, SUSAN BENOSKI, DONNA CLARK, JANET MELLOTT, SUSIE KARAMESSINES, JOHN MIKE MALONE. Third row: GINNY HOOVER, JON JACOBUS, JOANN WEEMS, KAREL SMITH, PAM HEISIIMAN, CORA HERL, CAROL BOWMAN, JAN MUIR, KATHY BRINER, AL CLAPP. Fourth row: GILDA CODISPOTI, LYNN DAVIES, ELIZA¬ BETH PAULL, LARRY DIXON, CARTER KURYLO. Not Pictured: SUSAN BONO. Page 90

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Jaguar Journal MRS. JULIE ROSSELL, Advisor The Jaguar Journal staff began this year by having the newspaper printed on glossy white paper instead of the newsprint which was used last year. The staff encountered many difficulties, being a rela¬ tively inexperienced group; however, a paper appeared on schedule once a month. One of the newly established policies was to devote more space to scholastic achievements and to world-wide events. In past years the Journal has won awards in all the press association competitions they have entered. Last year they won a first place in the Southern Interscholastic Press Association and are now working towards the Plaque —the highest award given by this association. EDITORS MIKE GOULDE, Photographer; LINDA KVAM, Assistant Editor; MIKE JOHNSON, Editor; SUSAN WOLTZ, First Page Editor; MIKE HILL, Third Page Editor. Not Pictured: CHERYL LISENBEE, Second Page Editor; RON PEMSTEIN, Fourth Page Editor. Page 92