Dyke College - Demoniac Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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if in ,. XXX NX The By-Line is Dyke College'sxofficialspublication and tlke staff Bublished two issuess per 'tiirriester The publication iihdie last year has slanted from aynew format articl? to ones which are more featureqientedxx The goal of thegpaper is to have the students o Dyke College'eqcpress their views on topics whic confrohtmhern attDyke, th commudity, and the world. We are ii Search fo? reative a d6ner etic individuals . x . . X . fi . 5 1 g -' . for positlons as editors, writers, proofreaders andltypists. QL,

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riff' L i , A-YU, 'L Cuorge lil'llll!Illllll'g Harry Rosenslein Arl Diller! liarry Somrack Chuck Iiumzklmrr Cary Rearik .5'4 Dun liudzinski john Bryon Ray Could Larry lfenigur Lee Pilous Pal Weglarz Holi While ljalrry Shaw Hurry Keils lidward liulkam Chuck Pedro IefflvIcCo1mell Ron lvlargetin Cary Togliill Dave Bair Pele Palumbo liunli Patel - Advisor Ceorge Coleman - Advisor cfllfb The American Marketing Association at Dyke is very interested in influencing the students in the Field of Marketing. Presently, there are over 175 college chapters in the Unidd States. At Dyke, it has accomplished many different aspects centering the field of marketing, To encourage students to choose the career within market- ing, and to stimulate the interest through various meet- ings, luncheons and speakers are the chief aims of AMA at Dyke. This years activities have included speakers at our school meetings, luncheons at the Cleveland Sheraton, and Pick Carter, and Cleveland Chapter of AMA. Also some of the students have attended special luncheons sponsored by the Cleveland Chapter.

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ft. Al Barron Bill Alt Don Sprague Nancy Savino Stephanie Myers Aixliwll ll. Ken Shaffer Fred Prefling Maria Waskovicli Frank Willis vi? ,Zi-'L Qian- J' -.ff