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This page (top) Annual Editors; Hutton, Todd, Day, Walkup, H. Jones, Larson, Fisher, Humphries, P. Jones, Northcross. (bottom) Photography Editors: Woodruff, Young, Assist- ant Editor Bryn. Opposite page (top): Associate Editor Humphries and Editor Wall up. (bottom) Annual Staff: (front row) Humphreys, Cobb, Wilder, Williams, (back row) Baker, Mays, Wes- ton, Wellford, Miller, Farmer, Burns, Phelps, Chow, Wilson, Pearson, Smith, Caffey. 54 Organizations HLU. I..i, 11.1 KM
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Opposite page: (above) Pres. John Stout gives monthly Honor Council report two months late. (left below) Honor Council: M. Mcquire, J. Lam- mons, E. Stout, P. Morrison, H. Kaye, O. Cobb, T. Preston, K. Humphnes, and J. Stout, This page: (top) Honor Council officers inspect the facilities for the convicted, (center) Pledge card is signed by all students at MUS. (bottom) Honor Council enthusiastically tries an accused. Organizations 53
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Broad Staff Functions Well The 1972 Owl was the result ot the blending of diverse personalities, styles, and approaches. Work began with the selection of a staff and the fornnat for the book. Due to the fore- sight of Mr. Melvin Big M Cooper, a staff representative of the student body was assennbled. They functioned under the leadership of Editor Jamie Walkup and Associate Editor Ken Hunnphries. As a result of investiga- tions, a new paper stock, typeface, ana approach were decided upon. The coming of school brought on the real work of producing an annual. John Young and Bill Woodruff per- formed outstandingly well in carrying the double load of handling develop- ment and photography, not only for their own annual, but for Hutchison as well. Late night sessions and heated verbal exchanges produced pages representing a great deal of effort by all the section editors. The annual maintained many tradi- tions from the past while incorporating some editorial evaluations of the school and school activities. Senior biographies were abandoned, a more penetrating system of analysis was adopted, and the layout design was used in a more versatile manner. The staff generally was able to respond to the demands for creative excellence made by the hard-working advisor, Mr. Melvin Cooper. Organizations — ss
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