Augustana College - Rockety I Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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muuum; h'Mz. .' I WHF- E a To $7455. Barbies: manager Dan Frazier. zditor .. T211! Chain, and advimr Rex Wilson over 1119 new .f-gp. JrnaII-sized edition. Tap right: Copy edixar In La wer right: Reading Miltnn and assistants proof. Tire 114117 may mark work over a :tary while until dayligbi, bat the exchange editor Ivan Bur- pnpzr tomes om. gen romparej tbs Obs with 0'5 55,700! PRFETS- Below: Activity in live newnoom 415 Thursday Barium: Lurking tip a nears. This 1': part of the page. It waif! be long now smry behind rbe Iran! um!!! the firm: mm to roll. page. OBS COVERS CAMPUS FROM STU-U BASEMENT The pages of the 05: are a living record of the day to day events at Augustana. Parties, eiections, sports hthese are Hews, because they are a Part of the experience of every student. The words The 055 is out? are familiar on Thursday afternoon, and the piles of papers in the Libe, under the clock, and at Stu-U vanish quickly, to reappear again in the supper lines or spread cut over momentarily forgotten bunks. Behind the finished product of the Paper, though, are long hours of work by the staff. Activity' this year centered in the newsroom in the basement of Sth, where the removal of several sinks and the installation of typewriters provided a working place. A special feature this year was the publication for six weeks of an extra Monday issue. Traditional Wednesday night sessions at the Augie Book Concern, while midnight oil burned low, kept staff members and reporters busy writing and preparing news for publication in the Obs,

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.1 Clearing up a copy praHem. Typing at! every word In the back was a big fab. :54! f Pife Time out. This bappentd offer: in the spring when hark and ban:- dittannz. Chewing 159 best :bars. Tbe tbs year went on. Edilar fi'lJ'hES fa meg! dmd- b'mz. Oafy round after round 03' refretbmmts .5sz the my going. were within edsy watching an lb: tabla gar deeper 4: FALL T0 SPRING-- ROCKETY-l WORKS AGAINST DEADLINES This year's annual staE got a liberal education in yearbook production from the uinside out. Since the 32 Rockety-l has been changed in several ways, there were new things to be learned and some experimenting to be done. Although the t'nerve center was the little room on the third hoot of Sru-U, putting out an annual is a campus: wide activity. Prisctically every student and faculty member was contacted during the tussle with the picture Schedule and the crusade for copy. Mem- bers of the business staff became familiar to Quad- City merchants as they went out after ads. During the months of work that went into the Rockety-I there were both light moments and ser- ious ones. There were the red-pencilled deadlines h- not always met g sessions with the slide-rule on layout, and last minute sieges at the typewriter. The noihce was cohi in the winter, hot in. spring, and the slow change in the weather was reflected in the succession of coffee cups, then coke homes, then popsickle wrappers that collected by the door. In fact, When in doubt, eat bemme a staff motto. A few late night sessions finished up the last fold- ersf' and at least once the staff members watched the sun rise from the third Hour Hretescape. Con- trary to tumor, the annual came out. 25