University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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I work encompasses many late hrs. Room 401, Wyoming Union, was the home of the 1968 WYO. It was often filled with many people, a few of them permanent. They were a milling, swarming mixture of confused people asking ques- tions, telephoning other confused people, com- plaining of over-work and underpay. This was our faithful staff. Karyn, copy editor, gave up sleep, classes and other organizations so she could correct our mistakes and keep up our morale. She started campaigning for numbers instead of misspelled names. Dick, photo editor, had the impossible job of keeping photographers in line and editors out of his hair. They accosted him in the most unusual places with orders, pleas and cries of panic. Sue was stuck with the most dirty job of the book, the index. She fought name after name up to the very last minute. Kristi and Betsy had their share of problems, too, pleasing the administration as well as the editors. Dan Nelson, WYO Santa, comedian and general promoter of good will worked with Janet Hansen to get the Greeks and dorms their publicity. They and all their staff contributed to the wild confusion of the WYO office. Betsy Netherton end Kristi larsen size pictures for their section. Jo Ella Engendorff, Dan Nelson — editor, and Mary Lynn Schoeni work on living group section. I have a feeling there won ' t be a 1968 WYO. WYO Staff 61

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deadlines prove to be true killer for most of staff Karyn Edwards, copy editor, wishes for a few less names. Could you speak up, dear, It ' s noisy here in this phone booth? Dick Rogers, photo editor, has a full-time job keeping pictures straight. Sue Lewellyn, index editor, has a task which requires much patience. 60

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staff support is strong for wyo If one more organization with 200 members wants space in the WYO, there won ' t be room for our pictures, Virginia cried. Then she cried longer after missing a few picture assign- ments, making officers and sponsors irrate. Her staff, Dal- las, Chuck, Linda and Betty was a group not to be soon forgotten. Shannon and Ann spent hours sorting pictures and names. No wonder people think a bunch of drunks pick out the class pic- tures, after 3,000 you don ' t recognize your own picture. Scott kept laughing with witti- cisms about his own athletic ability, spouting statistics on UW athletics and showing off his sprained ankle. Chuck Smith, Dallas Laird, Betty Millsops, and Virginia Giorgis, organization editor, try to keep track of endless lists and activities of campus organization: And you wonder why there may be a few mistakes in the class section? ask Linda Mannon, Susan Joyner, Ann Caton and Shannon Kelly, class co-editors. Bill Richards, Robin Sage and Scott Binning, sports editor, collect statistics. ' X «l P r.!M.: v dSK- rt 62