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A Big Money Transaction. Too bad the pictures won ' t go with the copy AH the news that fits we print First Row: C. Cooper, J. Erlandson, J. Brittan, M. Picardi, D. Carroll. Second Row: Mr. Hyett, J. Gariepy, R. Palomha, .S. Borgesani, A. Canunarata, A. Boutiette, P. O ' Connell, D. Curran, B. Kantrowitz, K. DiFranza, B. Anthony. How did ‘Big Mouth’ get in here?
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I : Everything about the 1966-1967 Chronicle seemed experimental: an inexperienced but dedicated staff, a new adviser, and sweeping changes in the format of the paper. The new appearance of the Chronicle was a success, for the very first issue broke an all-time sales record and happily erased financial worries for the rest of the year. The staff’s hectic year of work is rewarded by the traditional banquet in April, and at these festivi- ties Aunt Minerva’s true identity is disclosed. A poll of comments should reveal why this year was unforgetta- ble for everyone who worked on the Chronicle: “Wait! I can’t find the headline article!” . . . “This will be the first time in fourteen years there’s been no November issue” . . . Tony, taking a picture of the ceiling . . . “My glasses! I can’t find my glasses!” . . . Mathman lives . . . 58.33 per cent of the assignments turned in . . . photographers’ passes . . . “Send the Chronicle staff to Florida!” . . . “Where are our press cards?” . . . “Dear Aunt Minerva, my boyfriend’s hair is longer than mine. What should I do?” (signed) Ara- bella . . . “Dear Arabella, buy him a bald wig, of course!” . . . Brasil ’66 . . . “Shame on you for open- ing my mail, Mr. H.!” . . . “Purdy’s says they never heard of Jerome Cura. Are you sure he had his picture taken?” . . . going to school on Sunday morning to take a picture of the front doors . . . where will the banquet be? . . . Editor’s mailbox: locker 1, Old Hall . . . marathon two-hour layout: second, fourth, and fifth periods . . . Michele compelling people to buy (or sell) the paper . . . “What shall we name our mascot?” . . . “It fits!” . . . watching rosy-fingered dawn while running down to Dewey’s . . . Mrs. B.’s suggestions . . . GRADUATION ’67! . . . (and good luck next year!) % Send THE b CHROMClf s Staff TO 7 floridaJj 0 0 soa Z)auC£r7 AJS O T .‘ TmrbLY YiHS., CULT ' URl SBtksn.3 — THiS Tus thi y r- . Cyou R £ fAJ( ) 00 ' T KhOlS ' TH£ ! 7 ' is. OB M N O Ihffr f ' TPiSK.BUr X KAJOCU uJfiEyJ TNEBOiT- UJ r - VCK IhffL ccc or. f Kt
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