East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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The Messenger Eighteen journalism students, two photographers and Mr. Meredith Cromer, journalism adviser, are responsible for getting facts, writing copy, making making up pages, selling ads and distributing The Messenger, East's student publication. The Messenger is printed twice a month for tle purpose of acquainting students, parents and faculty members with the activities in a school of 2700 students and 124 teachers. Sport attractions, cartoons, feature stories, editorials, and comment column help enliven the four to eight pages making up The Messenger. Winning the KansasUniversity Service to School award for eight years straight, the All American top National Scholastic Press Association rating, for the past five years, The Medalest top honor for four years from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and having the best feature stories of any other school paper from a school in its enrollment class are major accomplishments of past Messenger staffs. Headlines FOLDING MESSENGERS AT 7:00 A.M. every other Friday morning are a few of the 18 students enrolled in thejourna lism class. Pictured are Mr. Meredith Cfomer, instructor Judi Searle, Mary Ann Smith, and Brenda Granger, staff member. MAKING UP THE PAGES is a regular duty of The Messenger staff. Shown past- ing the copy on the layout sheet are Bill Ryan, Nancy Schulte, Joy Henry, Jim Guier, all '58, and their instructor, Mr. Meredith Cromer.

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JUDY SEARLE Co-editor CAROL CHAP EL Co-editor P EGGY WRIGHT Business Manager LINDA PLOTT Picture Editor JUDY L EE Copy Editor MARY ANN 'Y SVIITH CO-EDITORS OF THE '58 Echoes, Carol Chapel and Judi Searle, Literary are deciding on a picture layout for the yearbook, one of the Co-ordinator numerous details involving hours of work. J E... HM. ..YOU'RE LOSING, BOB, comments senior Tom Eaton, messen er and earbook hoto ra her to his artner Bob Huff 8 Y . P. 313. .P . ' ANOHE PEP ALK' b' A db M. as they kill alittle time while waxtmgifor a p1Ctur6 appointment. T R T is emg Issue y I Cromer to a year- book salesman. Filing the stubs are Judi Searle and Peggy Wright both '58. Lights have burned late in 509 in order to meet the four deadlines for Echoes of '58, Chosen in April of '57, Judi Searle and Carol Chapel,co-editors, began the tedious task of planning page layouts, arranging for class pictures, and school candids in addition to innumerable small but nec- essary jobs. Scheduling pictures for the yearbook was the time-consuming job of Linda Plott, picture editor. Linda spent home room and study halls arranging for candids and action shots needed for the yearbook. Final deadline met, last minute pictures taken, and proof copy checked for errors, the yearbook staff breathed a sigh of relief and satisfaction with hope that Echoes of '58 would be worthy of its tradition. 25