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.0 t 5 ,ri , .Q A- My ,W , 'W' 'sw N ,, , 173 Q., axe. c Vw.. fTop Leftj Sophomore co-editor, Margene Murray, up-dates the sophomore section of the index file. fTop Rightj Sally Jo Pfund checks names in the index me to make sure they are in order. fLeftj Editor-in-chief Pat Karst, gives Rick Gustavus, the other Junior co-editor, instructions on how to lay-out a page. KA bovej Pat Karst instructs sports writers, Brian Felda, Jim Bond, and Steve Zimmerman, on how to write interesting copy. 85
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.. , as -.fm is . ..,: s CA, Rating I Earned By Hi-Eye The goals of the 1968-69 l-li-Eye, the voice of the Goodrich students, were to publish news of our school and to take stands on current issues. The Hi-Eye succeeded in presenting news, features, sports, and student opinions in a different perspective in its numerous issues throughout the year. The staff of the Hi-Eye worked long hours trying to meet their deadlines in an attempt to present the readers with the freshest news possible. The Hi-Eye staff includes John Wollner, editorg Julia Becker, news cditorg Mary McLain and Sue Leake, assistant news editors: Betsy Georg, feature editorg Peter Julka, sports editorg Jake DeNe1l, assistant sports editorg and Kris Deiner, circulation manager. The faculty advisor is Miss Betty Payne. The Hi-Eye attempts to give Goodrich stu- dents a chance to take part in an extra-curricular activity through work in the school newspaper. Above left: Hi-Eye circulation helpers must first t'stuff the papers and ther: count them out by rollroom before distribution. Above: Editors Pete, John, and Julie discuss a page layout. Left: Pete and Jake finish up a sports page for the Christmas issue.
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