DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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F IRST ROW deft to rightheFrances Cavanaugh, Gladys Yarbrough, Elizabeth V ickery, Georgiana Lockwood. SECOND ROWeI-Ienry Chillas, James Claypool, Noah Allison. To this bunch is due much credit for the putting out of the enlarged size paper. In spite of the increase in use of copy, the paper ran the smallest num- ber of reporters this year since the Daily has been in operation. 25

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DePauw Daily Editors ths Who Editor-in-chief .................................................. Kenneth C. Hogate Business Manager ....................................................... Elery Mehaffey Copy Editors HPaul Neff, George Smith, Berthe Tucker Sporting Editorm . ., ., , , Francis M. Stephenson Circulation Manager,,. ,...Donne11 Shoffner iiAmericas Best College Newspaperf. under the pet care of Casey and Irish, appeared this year in an enlarged form. The outstanding features of the 1917-18 edition are: An increase in size accomodating about five more galleys of copy; daily cartoons; a larger size of type; and a column of funny features. Another feature of this year's paper was the election of uBertH Tucker t0 the editorial staff, which is the second time in the history of the, Daily that a woman has held an editorship. Paul Neff, '20, was elected Editor- in-chief for the second semester f011owing the graduation of Hogate. 24

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TOP ROW Heft to righO-Helen Lamb, Frances Cavanaugh, Elizabeth Homer, and Georgiana Lockwood; reporters. SECOND ROWeMargaret jacques, circulation manager; Berthe Tucker, business manager; Mary Alice Davis, editor-in-chief: Clara Sharp, manag- ing editor. I The Old Gold Day Extra of the DePauw Daily was edited this year for the second time by the Co-eds of the University. The staff was elected by the members of the Self-Government Association, and the proceeds were used in financing the vocational conference.