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Mrs Kay Casey sponsor points out Texas Funnies for the funny page — Jana Jackson Women’s University as it came into view. prepares materials for the entertainment page. Cut them out and paste them up — Being entertainment page editors means hours of work for Dana Douglas and Sheryl Raines. Toothpaste smile! — While typing a story for her page, Tammy Smith pauses to flash a smile to the camera. Laying out the page — Editorials editor, Steve Van Tetghem, and his assistants Jerri Menta and Melanie Skaggs lay out a page. Darkroom Brawl — Shelly Gray and Lisa Love get stuck in the darkroom, developing film. Activities — 19
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Well, What do YOU think? — Kelly Hunt and Rob-bin Wilson discuss the layout of the Stinger. Give these two girls credit, they made it through one year as Editors-in-chief! There it is! — On their way to one of the two workshops the publication staff attended. Weekly Stinger Produced By Staff I can’t find the glue! I get that typewriter next! Has the baseball film been developed yet? I need some help, Mrs. Casey! Does anyone know how to spell Friday? Yes, I do. YOU spell it r-e-l-i-e-f! On the deadline day, the publication’s room is not only confusing it’s very dangerous. Visitors can be trampled by frantic editors or forced to run an errand for the lady hidden behind a desk piled high with everything from paper clips to last month’s mail. Mrs. Kay Casey. Nevertheless, have no fear. This room is filled with 20 Stinger Staff members who do almost anything to deliver a weekly newspaper for the faculty and students of DHS. How did these students get so smart that they can inform the entire school on what’s happening? Staffers take Reporting and Specialized Writing to learn basic skills, and if they so choose, attend workshops to get modern and helpful ideas on page layouts. Students had no need to worry about keeping up on recent issues, because if Dr. Scott had been shot, or the office held hostage by Iranians, they could have read all about it in the Stinger. — Activities There’s an error on this page —Checking over the pages. Co-Editor-in-chief Robbin Wilson finds an error. This is one of the editor's many weekly tasks.
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Patti Polk — Homecoming Queen RSKJS?? ” PolXi Polk'dauShJt r of Mr. Jason Polk and Mrs. Margaret Alverson was crowned Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by her step-father Mr. Gerald Alverson. 20 — Homecoming
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