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Shield General Staff ART STAFF: Left to Right: Carol Sutherland, Peggy Lankenau, Linda Maly. f . Q' . , lf , STAFF: Paula W1lkes, Sherry 'FSA A Knight Talk Staff . , L A- if ,,,r ' z,!!9- L-R: Carol Pancoast, Sherry Cladden, Jane Turley, Linda. Schohel. JEANCLAIRE PADCETT, Editor.
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Shield eneral Staff SPORTS STAFF ,eft to Right: David Swanson, Donna Willis, Sherry Cladden, Jane loza, Tena Austin. The Word uyearbookl' may be equated with many other words-toil, ingenuity, tears, nostalgia, dedication, and joy. Each ol these is an integral part of every page that is printed. Preparing the Shield is a year-long project that begins in mid-summer and continues to the last hectic deadline in March. The sponsor, the editors, and their staffs work long hours so that their boolc. the schoolis book, Will be better than any that have come before it. The rewards more than compensate for the work. The enjoyment of association gained in a closely-knit group, and the reception the book gels throughout the school, are remembered long years alter its pre- sentation. UTQQ Z-'T xl: CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS STAFF Left to Right: Sandi Morgan, Carol Crosby, Beth Koopman, Frances Eubanks, ,lane Black burn, Carol Carter, Robbie Fisher, Nancy Taylor. COPY AND LAYOUT STAFF Left to Right: Ruth Dulaney, Mahala Potter, Beverly Bindseil, Gail Breffle, Charles Applebee. 57
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Our newspaper, the Scroll, exists mainly to inform the student hody. It also provides entertainment, promotes a better student- faculty relationship, and allows students to express their opinions. Some outstanding projects of the Scroll include sponsoring a leadership contest among the clubs on campus, printing in- formation from press conferences, and put- ting out special editions such as the HI'Iowdy,l and April Fool Issues. The Scroll won the Key Club Leadership Award for l962. Influencing this selection were the facts that its subscriptions have risen to ahove 1500 and, it is printed once a month as a six to eight page publication. -x P9 .M I ' Z ' Scroll Editors EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Betsy Mcllride SOCIETY EDITORS: Peggy Houslioldcr and Suzi Cl'CSllllH'l I' 'Ln' 'xiii i' f L ' ' t yffyi ...N f '?.Z 'x .,,f: FEATURE EDITORS: Pam Wilcox and Pam McDaris.
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