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N li ,f Xl ANTIOCHIAN HE Azztiochian, tossed for many years from editor to editor like a hot potato no one can hold, finally cut a more respectable niche for itself in the gallery of ' Antioch institutions with the decision of the com- munity government in March, 1930, to convert the editorship into a C Special job paying ten dollars a week. Added to the new dignity of having a paid chief was the promise of an oliice in the basement of the main building. i The Antiochiarfs course during the school year, 1929-30 included the usual violent ups and downs. A wild scramble for an Alnzioclzian editor at the beginning of the first Division A brought a reluctant acceptance of the responsibility from Iohn Howard. Paul Munson followed, though forewarned by five weeks of editorship the preceding spring. During this second division, Iohn Frye, dynamic managing editor, made up a six column sheet which put a decided crimp in student wails over the low estate of their paper. Opal Davis, succeeding to the editorship in the second Division A, maintained the six- column size with Frye again as managing editor. Munson re- turned to the editorship following Christmas vacation, to be succeeded, after resigning in company with the key-men of his staff, by Opal Davis. After five weeks of editorial difficulties and successes, Opal Davis gave over the journalistic reins to William B. Lloyd, editor at the time this book goes to press. T45
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lack Airdyne Groner, Osborn, Ohio Leona Beryl Hall, Indimzapolis, Irzdiunrz Vifilhelmina Louisa Hall, Grand Ledge, Michigan Charles Ham, lurnaieu, New Yorlq, New Yorlq Richard Hale Hamilton, New Haven, Connecticut David Steele Hart, Waterbury, Connecticut Iohn Musser Hartman, Columbus, Ohio Edwin Raymond Harvey, Bueyrus, Ohio T44
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lohn Wagner Hazen New B1 zuzswzc New lcrsey Knucl lensen Helsmfr Humboldz Iowa 3 , I kr Richard Dale Hebb, Ir., Chieago, Illinois . U7 , john Edward Hemington, Ulzlorzzown, Perznsylmmfa Robert Howard Herrick, Newark, New Yorlq lolmston Randolph Hilforcl, Naples, North Carolina Margaret Iloseplmine Hill, Glens Falls, New York Russell I-loldredge Hollister, lrzfifzgrorz, Nelfraslqrz Roger Henry Horne, Wa 1'1' en, Ohio Charles Edward Horner, Pelqifz, Illinois 146
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