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Mary Turner, Margaret Halpin, and Judith Rundel ex- amine the progress chart. Karyl Fredricks and Dot Henderer work on title page while Mary Anne Britt checks copy. Patrons and pictures are approved by Barbara Glavin, Mary Glavin and Margaret Ringwood. Meet Your Stuff by France s Saunder s Behind each and every prosperous production lies the careful work of the individual. The polished edition of JM rolls off the presses turnedby the well- oiled parts of the JM staff, combining their efforts like the proverbial clock- work. Harmonybreeds unityg and unity in turn ensures organization - both in endeavor and in results. The success- fulness of our staff is evident to you by now, but their names may not be. Mary Turner, as editor -in - chief, cracks a feathered whip over the duty- bowedheads of her co-workers, as she keeps awatchful eye on all proceedings. The co-editors, Mary Hagen, Margie Halpin, Clare Rooney and Judy Rundel are the voices ofconscience, reminding all of the ominously approaching dead- line, then sifting and sorting the ma- terial with which they are deluged eventually. Famous -personalities and world- shaking events are placed under the jurisdiction of the Special Feature edi- tors: Mary Murray and Mary Ann Britt. Any event concerning the school as a whole, is of special interest to these two, for it is up to them to cover such events. The scope of available color may be limited, but the capability of our art editors is not. Dottie Henderer and KarylFredricks have taken full charge of decorating JM with remembrances of our high school year. Any operation would be nothing with- out finances, and imagine the state of our financial affairs without Mary Gla- vin and Barbara Glavin. The wolf would have been howling at our door -steps were it not for their faithful bill-col- lecting. And, of course, what would JM be without photographs to hold fast frag- ments of our life? Margaret Ringwood has done her job well as photography editor, selecting the snapshots most indicative of our school days. This is the staff. They have done their best, and have come up with a result well worth the time they put into it.
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