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Q EQCQ SSFUL PUBLICATION EDITORIAL STAFF ADVISOR: Miss Russell To a staff member of Trial Flights happi- ness was a successful publication. To make Trial Flights successful, staff mem- bers collected essays, poems, and short stories written by students in their Eng- lish classes. Members selected the best of these articles to compile a very orig- inal and unique magazine for Excelsior. This year a new plan for distributing Trial Flights was adopted. Now pub- lished on a quarterly basis instead of a yearly, this all student publication sold successfully. TRIAL FLIGHTS Al- 0 Z' 'Z...,:.4ww-nW'YM'M . J. maudtm WNV E I CO-EDITORS: Vcletta Ringsaker, Pam Beith and Janet Sarico. PUBLICITY STAFF '3 I
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