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Staff Members Gain Experience in Iournalism , Leeee l 4' Freshman Peggy Emerson, Holly Hughes and Suzan Beaird Freshman reporters Rita Holt and Kenneth Clayton select pic- typing copy. tures for the newspaper. '- .. 3JfV',.vx. W, . N -A I lr., . :iii-gf, 4' ,ff rif F ' F ssrs s i f ffl Freshman reporter Marty Malone , feature editor Janet Wilson, and freshman reporter Roger Jones check ti.: layouts to ensure they are straight before printing.
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HCIC EWS IOURNA The HCJC News Journal, the student newspaper has come a long way in its 28- year existence from a four page newspa- per, called the Tailfeather, that came out occasionally, to an eight page, biweekly professional publication. The News-Journal staff continues to strive for perfection in keeping with its All- American rating by the Associated Col- legiate Press, the highest rating possible, based upon its content and coverage, writing and editing, editorial, leadership and physical appearance. 1' 41' News-Journal faculty adviser Danny Teague and Editor Mike Burns check the sizing of a picture. x 1 3 Freshman Reporters Donna Starkes and Siwana Roberts work on Sophomore Sports editor Joe Dunacusky operates headline printing machine. 100 machine .
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Small Number Accomplish Big Iob NNU L ST FF The annual staff, through use of pictures and copy, strove to present the peo- ple of HCJC in their daily activities. It is an impossible task to put everything that happened during the year in the annual but the staff believes that they have captured the essence of life at HCI C during the 1974-'75 school year. What the annual staff has done in extra hours of work can be judged for yourself in this publication. Through frustrations, conflicts, and stresses - until an adjustment of the diffi- cult, time-consuming task of sending off the last deadline was met - the annual staff stayed together as friends to the end. As in any other organization, committee, or club some worked harder than others but the outcome of the annual is credited to the staff as a whole. Without the work of this group of dedicated individuals there would be no recorded memories of HCJC '74-'75. 4 5 t was rf wx ffi K S NX X Vs' f wig ...auf n Linus-.0 Annual sponsor Mrs. Ruby Martin and staff member Richard McLane. ANNUAL STAFF fforefrontj Alice Struck, Editor: fl to rp Mike Burns, Kenneth Clayton, Kathy Fisler, Joel Dunacusky, Vickie Parker, Richard McLane and Chris- tine Cooper. 102
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