John Piersol McCaskey High School - Echo Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Seated: Marsha Geicr, associate editor, Billie XVolf, fea- tures editor, Eloise Aurand, managing editor, George Harlem, editor-in-chief, Roberta Borneman, news editor: VIDETTE Records Curren At first glance, the VIDETTE seems to be noth- ing more than the school newspaper which ap- pears every other Friday. But to those in the knowf' its publication involves almost as much preparation as a blast-offi' at Cape Canaveral. As the Kcountdownv begins, the respective edi- tors assign news, sports, and feature stories to re- porters, who, in turn, get the necessary informa- tion and write their stories. While this is going on, the editors prepare layouts for each page. The next few steps include copyreading all material, rewriting some of it, writing headlines and subheads, and finally typing these on sepa- rate sheets. The day before publication, the edi- Features Staff-Front Row: Barbara McCowan, Judith Clark, Margaret Morgan, Vicki Austin, Susan Blank, Carol Frey, Margaret Brauer. Second Row: Jean Smith, Dorothy Ryan, associate editor. Standing: Ronald Bow- man, photographer, Frederick Bachman, art editor, Leslie Zwirn, sports editor. t Events At McCloskey torial staff reports to the printers to proofread each page at least twice. The printing is com- pleted, and the circulation staff readies the paper for distribution. Finally the blast-offi' arrives as the VIDETTE reaches the hands of subscribers. This entire procedure is supervised by Robert W. Broome, head of the English department. All work and no play is not the motto of the staff, however. During the year the juniors visit the Lancaster Newspapers, in June the entire staff participates in a banquet with the ECHO members. Five editors attended a press confer- ence, banquet, and dance at Dallastown. Lynn Trainor, Diane Goodman, Richard Haefner, Michael Marcuse, Lynn Lcibensperger, Germaine Lawrence.

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James Brown piles textbooks on Priscilla Loomis, who tries to conccntrutc on homework, as well as on her activities. Alan Cashman ffrontj reniinisccs about dance plans, while Cathar- ine Barlcy displays a product of her Iunior Achievement group. Thcsc activities represent rnany that will be H50 XVell Reinomberedl' by McCaskcyitcs. 19

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News Staff-Front Row: Toletha Todd, Cocona Patinos, Donnelly, Betsy Lorenz, Kathleen Rutter, David Elie Susan Roe, Carol Thomas, Susan Robinson, SUSJII Heit- mann. Eugene Stein, Nancy Browne. man, Marjorie Donley. Second Row: Elaine Cunifl. Kate Students Goin Experience ln Field Of Journalism Right: Circulation and Advertising Staff-Front Row: Barbara Busansky, Marcia Decker, Janice Lcptich, Charlene Landis. Second Row: Joyce Hauer, Robert Landis, Nancy Gibhle. Below, Left: Sports Staff-Front Row: Roberta VVilllklIHS, Carol Nissly, Eric Lane, Kenneth Shialnk. Second Row: John Kaufhold, Wfilliam Di ey. Below, Right: Ronald qHinkle and James Sharf, members in charge ot Voice of VIDETTE,n tape a conversation with Julia Shenk, columnist. i 2 'l