Kenston High School - Kenstonian Yearbook (Chagrin Falls, OH)

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Perhaps one of the hardest jobs is to produce a bimonthly school paper. The members of the Echo Staff and its advisor, Mrs. Rosemary Jividen, are no exceptions to the rule. Unlike a yearbook staff that usually has one editor-in-chief, a school newspaper staff must have many editors. Not only does the 1962-1963 Echo Staff of Kenston consist of layout editors, gossip editors, sports editors, etc. , but typists and volunteer workers are needed to produce an interesting and acceptable paper. The Echo Staff at Kenston has done its job well in presenting to the student body and faculty up-to-date, accurate, and ' eye-catching news. A school is dead without activityg likewise, Pub., Lxv, 5,5 .,,, A X 3:53 t'ii 4. 'i' ,MQ Kenston would be dead without its Echo Staff. R 4 , .f 5 ,. ADVISOR: Mrs. Jivicl en EC!-IO ROW 1: J. Starbuck, P. Sanderson, S. Piotrowski, B. Newton, P. Remias ROW 2: S. Voynovich, C. Stanek, P. Toth, R. Hawley, S. Webster, J. Seibert, S. Suchecki

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KENSTONIAN STAFF takes a holiday

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EDITOR: S. Webster PRINTER: B. Bortner EC!-IO ORGANIZATION OF EC!-IO L. -R.: J. Starbuck, P. Sanderson, S. Piotrowski B. Newton, P. Remias TYPIQTQ L. -R.: M. Habeeb, R. Taylor, W. Williams, S. Hegedus, S. Hull, S. Suchecki