College of St Mary - Mosaic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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words and pictures 'QQ Bewitched, bothered, and bewildered--by money and deadlines--not love. Mary Youngbluth and Mary Schroeder, section editors, are either in debt or planning to be. 'QB W v i is li A vivacious Castro QCathy Kellyj--yearbook editor--drives a hard working staff toward revolutionary ideas needed to produce an original and exciting annual. Mmovuxs 05 LQ- Pictures, persistence and perfection give copy Writers Carolyn Greer, Lynn Torkildson, AudreyGruntorad, Kelly Harley, and Joan Turner a polished yearbook.

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ampus li e consists 0 a unified mosaic fig.. CS- On your mark,get set, GO! The agile fingers of Mary fPicture middle belowy Organization plus! Diane Mulhern Kay Klitz and Mary Kay Sauter speed hurriedly over and Pat Johnson, section editors, frantically search for the keys as Kathy Kelly watches th e deadline. a mis sing corner of a missing somewhere page. L .X I Qggkgpillls Perfection in an ink blob and Dublene Hayes produces s u p e r b 1 y artistic division p a g e s and cover design W h i c h suggest the movement of campus a c t 1 v 1 t 1 e s. iii-

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A Cosmon inpregnates the thoughts and - 2 ' L i 55977 - it - asa Heading the Cosmon staff is a quiet but efficient Genny Ebel, an editor who always seems to be one step ahead of deadlines and a half step behind the news. COSMON-the name of school news- paper stands for the College of -Saint Mary, Qmaha, Qebraska. Published eight times a year, its aim is to present school news and administration viewpoints. The staff of twenty-three, with Genny Ebel as editor and Pat Carl as assistant editor, meet formally once a month with extra hours spent on planning and writing. The regular features of the campus newspaper include the Chaplin's Corner , a regular contribution from Father Moroccog a student book review by junior, J oan Turnerg Carl's Comments, a much debated column by freshman, Pat Carlg We Spy ! , a Hedda Hopper column by Sandy Varn and Phyllis O'Rourke which leaves little privacy to the unsuspecting studentg and then there is always A Bit About Clubs. Cosmon had two moderators this year: for first semester, Mrs. Gaughan and for the second semester Mrs. Palmer. Both of the advisors are the former and present Community Relations secretaries. , , S Wu ,gee , M 'V--E An alert Cosmon staff peers into all thenews holes staff meeting includes: Mary Fields, Cathy Summers, on the CSM campus. Ngo activity is safe from Cosmon Ann Dunn, Lynne Kocina, Jean Shea, Margaret Jonas, cameras or consciencious editors and columnists. A Joan Turner, Carol Feehan, and Phyllis O'Rourke.