Sylvan Hills High School - Bruin Yearbook (Sherwood, AR)

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RIGHT: James Kersey, the Chief Photographer, expresses surprise as he views the work of his fellow photographers. Extremely dedica- ted, James is as hard-working as most hard-working members of the staff. BELOW: From the left: Carl Bain bridge, the editor of the paper; John Moss, editor of the an- nual; James Kersey, Terri Olive, Patti Tucker, Linaa Brune; Presi- dent, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer of Quill and Scroll. 28

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ed persons; 2) get all informa- tion on the subject (using the same old 5 W's); 3) arrange the crypto- gram in readable fashion; and 4) proofread material. From the imaginative mind of its writer, the copy travels into the paper bails of an old manual type- writer, for roughing and justifying, then to an IBM for final typing. Moving away from a pair of magic fingers on the keyboard, the same piece of paper is again checked for errors and then put through the waxer to be forever glued on final layout sheets. The last and final step in taking the new-born paper to the publishers for printing - hoping to get it back by Friday afternoon. OPPOSITE LEFT: Eugene Atha and Gina Hatfield brood over the BANNER. Eugene masqueraded as Mr. Sports and Gina served as the resident jack-of-all-trades. LEFT; Carl Bainbridge. editor of the BANNER, gives tne old sales pitch to convince a manager that an ad would boost business. BELOW; Guitar pickers aren’t the only people who getcallused finger tips. Donita Hanson keeps her fingers in shape playing the role of head typist for the newspaper. 27

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ABOVE: David Spencer and Tony Tutt put in a few of their many hours spent after school in an effort to make their darkroom one of the best in the state. LEFT: John Moss, Patti Tucker and Martin Crutchfield discuss deadlines, insane staff members and other problems that arise in journalism class. 29 l l