Morningside High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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lufr r if YJ, ,Y ,V-,i V. s FALL LR Harold writerl, Editori, -i.,,, e,. Solomon tsports reportersl, Lendo Carter lNews Bureau, feature Connie Rizer tFeolure Editorl. SEATED Lynne Zinck iExchange iii, ABOVL laik Arhtunlsnrg, Full Editor in E Chirt TOP LEFT Dirk Wynne, advisor, both wim-:If-r-. BOTTOM LEFT Arnold T:-nh, New-, Editor, both er-mesturs RIGHT Connie Rin-r, Fall Yuulurus Edi tor Tom Butnu- Fall Snort-s Editor Roarl Although this may not be an orthodox manner in which to address students, Dick Wynne, staff advisor, says it really gets response when there is a rush to beat a Lion's Roar deadline. Many deadlines were met by the Lion's Roar staff members under the first semester editorship of ,lack Achtenberg ond second semester editorship of Tom Barnes. Aside from the usual four page issues, several special six-page editions were printed and distributed tothe entire student body. Whenever the lion fMr. Wynnei roared, the staff iumped. Sports editors, Tom Barnes and Gregg Petersong news editor, Arnold Tesh, and feature editors, Connie Rizer and Olenda Carter were no exceptions to this rule, as they busily assigned stories to the staff members and Journalism l students, who ioined the staff at the beginning of the second semester. However, the Lion's Roar publication was not the only proiect in which the RIGHT: Gayle Nastos, Linda Erbeck, Mary Mutz lreporterslg Irwin Goldman INews Bureauig Sharon Loughborough iDistribution Man- agerlq Rita Reeves freporterl. MISSING: Bill Logan, Vicki Reed lreportersl. STAFF - LEFT Dick Heltsley, Jim Turner, Gregg Peterson, n

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