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The rebirth Of the Illuminator. Benson described us as twenty-nine pregnant kids awaiting the first issue to be published into 1,500 copies of black and white. From the beginning we set a precident: new style, shape, format, arty photography and advertising - All our efforts drew us together Our school newspaper illuminated the success of our work.
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f45 5fl5ii'tS 4,-,.,, , W. W,,,, A W , we 5 x a ., ., ,-ww My, r 4' - - he - 'gy X sit? , ., r 1 ff W. 'M-.., -:ff I . . f..,, ,QNX 'W gn ,,.,, .Q l ,wr L, iv atdi. 5 1. Ad layouts and copy were only two of the problems to be tackled by Sandra Benson, advisor and Cindy l-lahn, advertising manager, as the staff frontiered the trails of advertising. 2, An eight page paper presents special problems to Terri Perrin. editor, who is on hand for the job. 6. Although it is sometimes hard. Vernon fScoopl Jones, Richard Stutsman and Mike Potter try to look busy. 5, Magazine journalism is the topic of discussion for Boxi Slemp and Julie Price as Mary Sue Meyers watches the antics of Bill Brightmire and Vernon Jones. 8, I see Bobby and Patty Lou and Joey and Susie, says Madeline Boss, editor, as she looks through the magic mirror. 9. An idea for a monstrous assignment illuminates the face of feature editor, Lori Harper,1O. Will Janet Hashagen, Lisa Leikam. Denis Abercrombie, Mark Lubin and James Coo- per ever collect enough bottles to pay for the new darkroom refrigerator? 7. While waiting for inspiration, Sharon Sipes and Micci Jenkins learn you simply cannot rush creativity. 4. At deadline time Debbie Lewis, Joy Donovan and Barbara Goldberg work as a team. 3. Listening carefully is Dannelle Osborn, circulation manager, as Diane Gleason offers a few suggestions. 8 14. Journalism
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1, 'tl can't hit those high notes, explains Mrs. Isabel Phillips as she sings the Black National Anthem, 2. Frankenstein's mon- ster is recreated for Mrs. June Richey's Gothic Literature class by Kathy Kaiser and Meg Leonard. 3. Ahhh so! Neal Eley is quite amazed when Cindy Hahn flips Lori Miller while shooting a com- mercial for the new filmmaking class. 4. The auditory han- dicapped class finds out who has a white thumb as Davona Cox, Julie Sellick and Lewis Parry spend an afternoon learning the art of cake decorating. 16 . Communications
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