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STAFF: R. Slaght, Editor-in-Chief; A. Thomas, Managing Editor; G. Meeden, Business Manager; R. Baker, Sports Editor; N. Hastings, Assistant Copy Editor; FIRST ROW: F. Thomas, Secretary; P. Scruggs, Circulation Manager; C. Ginther, Feature Editor; N. Morgan, Copy Edito . THE SPOTLIGHT Energetically led by a capable staff, the Spotlight this year made great progress in quality and impact. A vital paper, it held the interest of the readers, students, faculty and alumni alike, by its important news and pertinent comment. A significant step forward for the paper was its affiliation with the Associated Collegiate Press which, in the spring, gave it a rating of first class. REPORTERS-FIRST ROW: L. Myers, J. Adams, J. Cleaves, R. Kemp; SECOND ROW: R. Meissner tphotographeri, C. Saunders, D. Gay.
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fx N xxx: T K PHOENIX Phoenix came into existence because several students felt that there was a need for a monthly liberal arts magazine on campus. Phoenix publishes material from the several branches of knowledge. The magazine is illustrated by members of the student body proficient in art. Phoenix maintains that free expression is necessary for the full development of thought, and the magazine allows this free expression in its pages. FIRST ROW: D. Cass, Chairman; P. Geiger, Vice-Chairman; K. Lyman, Business Manager; SECOND ROW: D. Sousa, S. Corbett, M. Dugdale, G. Lumia, M. Edwards, L. Burger, W. Chegwin, C. Wallace; THIRD ROW: D. Lyman, T. Brookover, W. Offut, P. Vigyikan, R. Williams. WWAWAMVWIIMIAIMWIMIAIV, ,mm
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