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Page 101 text:
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ANACONDA Student journalists cover school beats A hardworking staff and many contributors enabled the ANACONDA to publish twice monthly this year. As well as keeping the student body informed and up to date on school happenings, the paper included such regular features as Letters to the Editor, dedi- cated to the expression of personal opinions. The sports section gave top coverage to Cavalier athletic events throughout the year and was supplemented by action pictures which captured the spirit of the moment. Other popular features included in the stu- dent paper vvere the open line, the Funnymenf' ln the Wind, and Reeser Writes, Student expres- sion, both analytical and editorial, was encouraged and propagated by this year's ANACONDA. aww Business Manager, Steve Kass and Faculty Advisor, Mrs Blackburn, discuss financial matters. Sports Editor, Fred Kerman, finds something amusing before a final deadline.
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To the right: Row 'lf M. Rubinstein, 1. Lisse, L. Goldberg. Row 2: S. Eisenberg, I. Gunod, S. Henig, F. Kerman. Below: Editor-in-Chief, jeff Lisse, in a contemplative rnood, sw' milf -swf it -- -- i :Q el 21' in Past issues of the ANACONDA adorn the walls of the newspaper office. News Editor, Steve Eisenberg and Feature Editor, leri Gunod review articles for an up-coming edition of the paper.
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LEGACY Completeness, color mark 1969 annual Recognition and credit greeted the 68 LEGACYg so the 69 staff faced the big job of producing an even better book. A more experienced staff began the tasks of taking and selecting pictures, writing copy and drawing layouts early in September. With the help of the community as well as the backing of interested teachers and parents who financially supported the yearbook, the LEGACY staff was successful. Success meant a larger LEGACY in 69, more color and more detailed coverage. The end result was a thorough and vivid coverage of the year's activities at l.F.K. 1 Nw 2' Above: Miss Pardue, Business jf Staff Advisor. To the right: Business Staff: 1. Molyneauxg R. Guttenbergg L. Katzg - rgss- K K. Honecker, K. Whittaker. Z .. .TRW I ,. K
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