Keokuk Community College - Scarlet Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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SCARLET The college Publications Staff is responsible for the two official publications of KCC, SCARLET and THE COMET'S TALE. This year the SCARLET under the editorship of Barbara Peterson published its first separate yearbook. Previously the SCARLET appeared under one cover with the senior high school yearbook. With increased independence came problems. To meet increased financial commitments, the Staff put forth a concerted effort to increase the number of subscriptionsg they were successful. This problem along with heavy class schedules, which cut down the staff's extra hours necessary to put together the SCARLET, and the constant pressure of meeting dead- lines often kept the Staff working late hours. lnlvlarch the final pages were on their way to the printer. The Staff took one deep breath and started plans for next year's SCARLET. ABOVE: Barbara Peterson, editor of SCARLET. BELOW: Staff conference. Left to Right: Barbara Peterson, Max Hopkins, Annette Kelly, Terry Jobe, John Kaercher, Don Hewitt and advisor, Charles Haas . I

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COLLEGE CHORUS ADOS MUSICAL NOTE TO EI E RTS FESTIVAL AND OTHER CAMPUS PRODUCTIO ii fi M t i K FRONT ROW: K. Lang, C. Kuntz, L. Burghoffer, E. Porter, J. Pezley, G. Smith, S. Baughman, M. Miller, J. Schaaf, J. Shupe, Gretchen Hieronymus-director. MIDDLE ROW: J. Calhoun, J. Burke, M. Megchelsen, C. Bradley, J. Mahannah, B. Fogle, J. Richardson, R. Meierotto, J. Wheeler, F. Bloom, M. Hanson, S. Best. BACK ROW: R. Williams, R. Chatsfield, R. Kelley, T. Reid, J. Schneider, M. Simon, I-I.Soh1, M. Tweedy, L. Conner, M. Hopkins. Under the direction of Miss Gretchen I-Ieironymus the College Chorus brought vocal enter- tainment to many campus events. The first presentation of the year was the Christmas Con- cert. This was followed by participation in the annual city school wide Fine Arts Festival. Later in the spring the Chorus presented the annual spring concert. In October four members ofthe Chorus, Janet Wheeler, Kay Lang, Jim Schneider and Herb Sohl, joined representative members of other Iowa junior college choral groups to present a concert in Des Moines. Each spring the choral group of each junior college in Iowa joins together for a vocal clinic and massed concert. This year's clinic and concert was held in Boone.

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QQQYSQQ xx . Mu '- Low an IQ biTH E D o 3 S! E1 9, 5' 'Q' ti 'nm J. 'H 1 mms. 7953 Getting an issue of THE COMET'S TALE ready every two weeks was a job demanding team work. Every Thursday afternoon the Publications Staff gathered in Room 112 to put THE TALE together. The two spark plugs of the staff were the editors, Don He- witt and Terry Jobe, who split the yeai-'s job between them. THE TALE, in its third year of publication, kept the student body in- formed on international news and latest local news as well as informa- tion pertinent to KCC. THE TALE in- creased its service this past year by expanding its circulation to KCC alum- nae. ABOVE LEFT: Don Hewitt, first semester editor, checks to see what is new in other college newspapers. ABOVE RIGHT: Terry Jobe, second semester editor, works on his edito- rial for an issue of THE TALE. RIGHT: Writers confer with the editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rennie Kelley, Don Hewitt, Phil Reynolds, Bob Randall and Larry Conner. COMET .5 --,fe -:: t f- ' TALE Q Amt 15 Q Q17