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...Ml 5' M' ..,,. - 1 A , . -ff ,rf W Carol Steadman Judy Clark , , and Dan Renehaw, A talented art staff, contributed much to the ANCHOR. Q'- T17 Janet Mohr, Sharon Sheppard, and Diane Hollenburg Knot pic- tured, Carolyn Willardy gathered and compiled information for the ANCHOR theme. D. Benold, A. Christiansen, D. Lynch. B. Bailey. J. Cassel, and C. Weiler snapped. developed. and printed most of the pictures ' ln the yearbook. i.. For the second year, Carolyn Shane effectively filled the position of art editor.
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1' lltr 5 z, My Y l A H M Meet that deadline! No doubt this is a familiar phrase if you have worked on the EAGLES CRY staff. Many hours have been spent by the staff to make possible the meeting of that deadline or the selling of just one more ad. The EAGLES CRY has seen many changes this year. The new adviser of the publication, Mr. Crouch, came from Oregon and had had previous experience as an adviser of a school newspaper. He has done a commendable Job of organizing the staff and making it work as a team. Many experiments with different types of editions were tried this year, the magazine being the most popular. Cn December 22 the first magazine edition was put out especially for Christmas. Through the many years of A.H.S. the EAGLES CRY had always been a newspaper, but this magazine layout was put on a trial basis. After several more editions, the magazine was considered successful. Anne Cannon, now in her fourth year bat A.H.S., has proved hor- N self invaluable ns news editor Janet Mohr, 11 junior who was editorial editor, has worked hard for a bigger and better Eiigle's Cry. features. --- - .nd X XX A 1 ' ff , As feature editor for the Eagles Cry, Frances Bnrtch has prp. A sented lively and interesting I A 17 D' x A-ew-ess. A' 4... -.: my R X, I 1 .Ei Kay Josselyn, a. very industrious senior, has capably fulfilled her responsibility as editor-in-chief. We're very happy that the magazine has turned out as it has, said Kay losselyn, editor- in-chief. lt has taken a lot of hard work from the staff and we're very proud of it. So, with a changed layout, a very capable staff, and a new adviser, the Eagles Cry has seen another successful year. Business Manager Gretchen Weiss has shown clepencizilnlity in her work :incl has filled hvr Job well. AQ 4' 41' 5 X57 I'4.,L. IOS
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