Elwood Community High School - Crescent Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

Page 24 text:

A Nose for News Makes Good Journalists

Page 23 text:

Yearbooks, aren't they great! Each year hundreds of students buy yearbooks without realizing that this is the best reference for the history of their good old days of 'readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic. Each year contains all sorts of goodies that you'll always want to look back on. For example, remember the false fire drills, gettin1 caught with your shake outside the cafe, activity period pep sessions that no one goes to, and the first place winners of the floats that shocked us all. What about getting stuck in the trash can, all those cute little Child Care kids running the halls, all the big words in SAT, fooling around in the halls, all the snow and snowballs, the long skirts. wild socks, and stilt shoes? This list could go on and on, but the highlights are collected and put all in one to make up the CRESCENT of 1975. With Mrs. Joanne Sullivan as advisor, this year's staff consists of Dinah Miller, editor in chief; Sheila Hargrave, assistant editor; Robin Fleenor, associate editor. Debbie Rogers and Susan Waymire did lots and lots of typing while Linda Frye and Karen Wilson indexed and stamped pictures for the senior section. Cindy Brewer and Debbie Fanning wrote and edited copy. The male members of the staff, Tod Conway and Nick Papas, sports editors, looked over all the latest basketball and wrestling pictures for the sports section. Vanessa Young, business manager, Debbie Amos, and Rhonda Wilburn planned and prepared ad layouts. And, of course, there's no book without pictures, so we put a big job on Theresa Barrett, photo editor and. assistant, Skip Florea. Regardless of what the job is, everyone on the staff helps everyone else. Everybody worked on layouts, write-ups, heads, ads and the many, many jobs that help put together a yearbook. 19

Page 25 text:

 V I I Fashions, athletes, clubs, organizations, teachers, and artists were many of the stories published in the school newspaper the Megaphone . Mrs. Joanne Sullivan is the advisor of the Megaphone. This year Theresa Barrett is editor of the paper with Debbie Amos and Dawn Perry as assistant editors. Mary Ellen Kilgore is feature editor assisted by Tim Keifer; Mark Crim is organization editor assisted by Jim Skillman; and Randy Amick is sports editor with Roger Smith helping for all sports news. Marty Leavitt is copy-reading editor and Doug Green is proofreading editor with Scott King as photographer. Kay Stafford is business manager with Rod Hudson as circulation manager and Emily Gross is advertising manager with Tara Parker as her assistant. To be able to work on the Megaphone one must have completed a semester of beginning journalism.