Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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PUBLICATIONS To process and edit a final copy of all col- lege publications is the primary job of the Pub- lications Bureau, The Alumni News, depart- mental brochures, general educational cata- logues, assembly programs, class schedules, all information concerning the college, except student publications, is the concern of this Field Services bureau. News releases, informing the public of the col- lege, to radio and television stations and news- papers are Written and released from Publi- cations. All information about Emporia State students appearing in hometown newspapers comes from this office. Six students help with the job. lVlr. Gayle Hindom is the Publications editor and Mr. Tom Ladwig is the director of the Publications Bureau. Priorities on printing, graphic arts, processes, and photography are scheduled through this of- fice. lt acts as a centralizing force, for printing requisitions, picture schedules, assignments for graphic arts, and material for the Bulletin and Sunflower go through Publications. Mr. Tom Ladwiq Gayle Rindom Publications staff: Esther Yeakly Diane Schmidt, Diane lVlcEchron Ioan Stibal

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Noel Klein, Art Director: and George Charlsen, Staff Artist. Marilyn Iohnson, Royalties Editor. The l9Sl yearbook, the fifty-first edition of the Sunflower was finally com, pleted. The last page of copy was Written, the last picture was taken, the last person was identified, the last word was proofread, the last layout was plan- ned, and the Sunflower was sent to the printers. Nine students, collectively and individually put together this year's Sunflower. Donna Fitzpat- rick, chosen by the Board of Student Publica- tions, began her duties as editor in lanuary and worked continuously until the Sunflowers were distributed in the fall. Donna's duties included proofreading, layouts, and assignments to copy writers. Noel Klein, the art editor, has worked on the staff two years, last year as photographer and this year as photographer and art editor. Noel designed the cover and division pages as well as doing the layouts for the entire book. As deadlines grew nearer, the copy writers, Elaine Smith, Becky Carson, Sharron Swender, Marilyn lohnson, lVlary Ellen Schernke, Ruth Anne Brown, and Lee Bondurant Worked many long hours writing copy, identifying pictures, and proofreading copy. Lee Boridurant, Filing Clerk.

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Mr, Brinkman GRAPHIC ARTS Graphic Arts, located in Room 202 of the Administration Building, handles almost all of the visual aspects of publicity from or on the campus. It serves all departments of the school by doing all mechanical art Work on posters and in brochures and pamphlets. Graphic Arts Works along with the Print Shop, Photo Services, and the Bureau of Publications. The first part of the Sunflower is processed in this office. Graphic Arts also serves as an instructional purpose'-a laboratory for experience. Mr. I. Warren Brinkman is in charge of Graphic Arts. George Charleson and Loretta lVlcFarland are the staff artists, and lane Eaton is the filing clerk. George Charlsen lane Eaton