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

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The Kite ' n ' Key Staff spent long hours in the production of the year- books so that Franklin students might have a book full of memorable events. The yearbook staff consisted of layout, copy, sports, and business staffs. The layout staff decided what would go on each page; the copy staff filled in necessary copy blocks and captions; the sports staff wrote copy concerning the athletic depart- ment; and the business staff handled the money and helped in the selling of the books. Kite ' n ' Key Staff Works Many Long Hours The Kite ' n ' Key editors spent many hours working with their staffs so deadlines would be met. Pictured from left to right are yearbook staff edi- tors: Kathy Swartz, copy; Janet Hatch and Maria Bienz, theme and cover; Kathy Goshert, editor-in-chief; Terri Zimmerman, copy; Marvin Marino and Donna Onion, layout. Shown from left to right are yearbook staff editors: Karan Holley, business; Sharon Layton, class; Connie Hoylman, business; Vicky Dale and Debby Keller, class; and Tim Woods and Kaye McKinnis, sports. The editors were under the direction of Mrs. Law- rence and Mrs. Schultz.

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ACTIVITIES FranklfHM HT good thing go nfWro clubs. Students witn sxnilar in- terests meet g«d gain knowledge thmKgh fun.. Each individuzBincreasi his circle of acquaintances, learns to cooperate with others, and also realizes responsibilities to various organizations. The experi- ences students encounter in these clubs will help them to prepare for their place in tomorrow ' s world.

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The members of the Post Staff and their advisors, Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Schultz were responsible for publishing the four page monthly edition of the Franklin Post. Before the paper was ready for the student body to read, a great deal of work had to be done. The editor, assistant editor, and news editor began the production by making a story list. The assign- ments were then distributed to the reporters. After a week ' s time the reporters sent their stories to press. Next the galleys were proofread and the paper was laid out. The paper was once again sent to the printers. When the pa- pers were sent back the reporters folded them, then they were dis- tributed to the homerooms. CATIONS The Post editors were the people who organized the produc- tion ol the paper. Pictured above are Nan Sievers, Connie Hoylman, and Pat Knight. Post Staff Publishes Monthly Edition These are the members of the Post Staff. They put much time and effort into preparing the Franklin Post for the student body. Many of these people could be seen in the halls with pencil and paper ready to take an opinion poll or conduct an interview.