Franklin Junior High School - Kite N Key Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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People on the circulation staff worked very hard organizing the campaign so that many books could be sold. They were very busy recording sales. Each member of the yearbook staff must do his part to have a good yearbook, and the members of the 1965 Kite ' n Key staff have done just that. Kite ' n Key Staff Works Very Hard The 1965 Kite ' n Key staff has worked many long hard hours on the yearbook. There were many deadlines which they felt could never be met on time, but somehow they always made them. But as the staff looks back on the production of the book, they realize that it was a real opportunity to prepare the book and that there were really many enjoyable experiences. The staff also learned how to work together. There are many things a staff must do in putting a yearbook together. One of the first things that the staff had to do was choose a theme and a cover idea. Themes and cover designs were discussed by the editors who then presented them before the entire staff bo ideas could be voted upon. Then work in circulation, art, sports, activities, and copy sections began. Each member of the staff was assigned a certain position. The advisor this year was Mrs. Lawrence. The editors look over the different parts of the yearbook to make certain everything is in order. 18

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Post Staff Works Long Hours On Issues These are the members of the Post staff who have done all of the work that goes into putting out a very good newspaper. The various editors of the Post are the people who organize the production of the paper. They then dis- tributed the work to the staff. The Post Staff has worked very hard this year putting cut their four page newspaper. The staff met on Tuesday of each week un- der the supervision of Mrs. Lawrence. She directed the staff and helped the new mem- bers with their grammar, punctuation and writing style. All of this was a good experi- ence for the members and resulted in a good paper. Staff members could be seen in the halls with pencils and paper ready to conduct an opinion poll or interview a teacher or student teacher about his various experiences. Other members of the staff counted headlines and pasted galleys on the make-up sheets which were then sent to the printer. The last pro- cedure in the production of the paper was the folding of hundreds of papers. The paper was distributed on the fourth Wednesday of the month. l %%if Ifc V ,: ... ' : ■.£■.!;■ ' .■■:■; Some of the members of the staff work very hard to meet their many deadlines. 19