Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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3- f' If: K Top editors discuss the dummy, a blueprint of future plans. Left to right: Anita Abbott, literary editor, Carolyn Gore, business manager, Carolyn Busch and Kaye Herrman, co-editors, Marta Morr, art editor, Sandra Lantz, photography editor. Editors and sponsor search for inspiration as they work on the layouts. Ned Etheridge is in charge of production and gives necessary instructions. Left to right: Carolyn Busch, Ned Etheridge, and Kaye Herrman. Doing individual work on specific sections are some of the top junior workers. Left to right: Becky Ed- wards, Lynn Wills, Ann Pyle, Linda Adams, and Marilyn Sharpe.

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-is 'Ta'- cf K . r A A 3 E' ,- Q lg X' J ' 'Li f 1 1.2 ' l, t 1 42+ 2 - WM! X? X Ml NW'- iyx' The editors see that eoch staff member has ct beat, cmd then everyone is responsible for her port of the production. Left to right: Dorrie Col- lier, photography editorf Alison McGregor, copy editor: ond Scxndrci Ldntz, hectdline editor. Editors do some copyreoding ond ed ting ot articles. Lett to right: Libby Neal ond Goal Lons pyro X X: