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Matti Wharton. lfditor ol 'Tl1e Buzz. discusses newspaper matters with Diane lirinegur. The '74-'75 newspaper stall' consists ol' 25 members. Matti Wl1al'ton is the edilor and Penny Souder is the assistant editor. Betty Gray is the sponsor. Many ol' the members have been awarded for their outstanding achieve- ments. Paul Maledon received a first in Editorial writing and Pat lVliller received a third in Feature writing at the Roosevelt U.I.I.. meet. The following competed in the District U.l.L. meet: Matti Wharton, Pat Miller, Penny Souder, Wayne Kitchens, and Paul Maledon. Penny Souder won lirst in Headline writing and fourth in Feature writing. She competed in the regional meet. The newspaper staff' received an Award of Achievement from the U.I.L. Press Association. 102 Newspaper Laurie Haese, newspaper staff member, CCL ,-ff-Q-wf:ftf,.u,W.fc S -- M Y .4 1 -. tx.. ., .NN ,, tw K -' 4 S W i ' f 't3 'f J i l I Newspaper staflimemhers are Row l ll-rt: R. Yeates, R. Bilderhack, M. Perez. Row 2: 0. Trevi K, Ut-Waal. C. Rusin, B. Camp, C. Allen, D. Brinegar. Row 3: C. janskv, G. Hill. W. Kitchens, Lutz, M. Bolding, ll. Prentiss. 1
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'Z' Sligh prepares the refreshments for annual-signing party after school. Donnie Muenster and Sharon Kammer, sponsors of the annual, check layouts for a deadline. is '4 .5 James, Y. Hill, Assistant-Editors, and L. Shepherd enjoy the food at the staffs party. l l W. lVleyr and S. Zigmond serve punch at par- ty. On September 10, the annual-signing party was held. The '74 Hornet was given out, and refreshments were served. The annual staffs Christmas party was held on December 14. After searching through many possibilities, the annual staff finally selected Crossroads as the theme for the ,75 Hornet. Each student was required to sell S5100 worth of ads and thirty-five annuals to receive an A. Annual 101
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T -71 b v 3, t . :, W' utes carnations to students as a staff proj- 4r'g, il, 'V...Lif.. 79 'T am- Brinegar sorts carnations which were d lor Valentincis Daly as ai mom-y making Jject. Newspaper Staff Receives Honors Beth' Cray. Sponsor ol' 'l'he' Buzz. loc-uses the vuiiiviu lor ai newspaper action shot. J s -A ,Sgt n x x sl fx . S S K- '-191 ,Milam I ly ,.1tAA it 'QNX , ' . ,y ul, k xi, A,,. -. ,,Nv ,h l N, WMV' fs My . I I , .,, .,L4,,, ' 'L 'liz 5691 ! 4, Z Glen Hill and Kathy DeWaal load papers to he given out on Robe-rt Bilderback. Newspaper
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