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June Casto, Cheryl Neal .7 V: Treva Mullins, Brian Tolley, Troy Acree, Elaine Kerr, Teia Hoover, Amy Werner. ZND 'ndi Birthisel, Ann Porta, Karen McClure, Teresa Slack, Rhonda Poling, Gail Jones. 3RD avid Gallian, Anita Greathouse, Brian Slayman, Cheryl Neal, June Casto, Mary Cun- l the historian wins honors Every spring for several years, The Historian has taken part in the Un- ited High School Press Convention sponsored by Marshall University. This convention is a two day affair with workshops for newspapers, year- books and broadcast journalists. The highlight of this convention was the presentation of awards. The Historian received four awards. For its' sports pages The Historian Won third-place. In the category of best editorial page it cap- tured first in its' division. Next came student art which placed second. Last, but not least, The Historian received third-place in the area of best all-around student newspaper. For this competition The Historian submitted four issues of the paper to be judged in nine categories: newspaper make-up, feature or special events page, sports page, original advertisements, newspaper writing, art, all-around student newspaper. Besides the judging of the paper The Historian was critiqued by a professor of journalism at Marshall. The comments and criticisms he gave the staff will enable them to improve the quality of content and make-up of the paper. The Historian welcomes sugges- tions from the student body and faculty. Please feel free to bring them to room 208. Editors: Amy Werner, Teia Hoover 123
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