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gt .JZ -1- -- is - .f'- 'il uf:-Q 'fa ..... A50 journalists enter IL Competition Keeping students informed and up-to-date on current events occurring at school and in the state involved attending workshops designed to enhance writing skills and to assist staffers in exchanging ideas and sugges- tions with other high school publications. Journalists also participated in three contests during the year held at Texas Women's University in Denton, San Jacinto College in Pasadena and the University of Texas in Austin, for the purpose of competing and getting the scoop on the newer journalism technqiues. Staff members are chosen from Journalism II students. The Antler staff meets one class period every day and publish a bi-weekly self-supporting newspaper. The publi- cation is advised by Mr. Gene Hause. A. ln charge of selling advertisments for The Antler, senior Lea Gavitt types a list of subscribers, assisted by circulation man- ager Melodie Uhl, senior. B. Commenting on current events sen- ior Cindy Caudle, managing editor, works on the layout for the editorial page. She won first place in editorial writing at District UIL, qualifying her for regionals. C. A three year journalist, sen- ior David Mundy, editor, prepares material for editorial writing for which he won second place at district. D. Mundy works with senior Renee Petterson, copy editor, on final layout checks at the printer. E. Striving to make another deadline, senior Mike Byerly, assistant sports editor, makes correction on his rough draft copy. F. Keeping statistics, senior Robert Riley, sports edi- tor, assures accurate coverage of the event. G. Feature editor, senior Angela Schultz, checks her page's final layout before turning it in for approval. H. Typing for the sports section, sen- ior Ronnie Liggett, sports editor, rushes to meet the page dead- line. ANTLER STAFF ! PAGE 75
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