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i The Star Staff: W. Mosely, B. Walsh, B. Rutherford, Mrs. Mclnnis, ladviserjg A. Siegfried, B. Hawks, S. Wollard, J. Good, C. Vaughan, S. Ferrell, L, Jordan, M. Yancey, J. Barnard, K. Vaughn, J. Collier, S. Price, B. Johnston, B. Haskins, L. Witherall, S. Jasper, E. Harrison, J. Brown, D. Greene. an interesting paper is Linda Jordan, business manager, Sue Wollard and Barbara Walsh, news editors, Barbara Hawks, associate editor, Joan Barnard, sports editor, Janice Good, managing editor. I . l if! sr. L Si necessary part of the staff is the typists. in 5
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STAFF MEMBERS: A. Todd, J. Rosen, L. Curtis, P. Cox, S. Pafford, E. Sandy, N. Lowrie, P. Robinson T. Green, J. Herron, L. Nance, M. Anderson, J. Humphries, M. Eggers, J. Stewart, J. Holt. we create your book Work on the 1960 TALON was begun in July of 1959 when Jimmie Sue Fowler, editor, and Betty Weems, as- sistant editor, left for a week of special schooling in Knox- ville, Tennessee. When school opened in September, the whole staff pitched in to work. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. H. D. Sullivan the book began to take shape. In Every afternoon the sales staff left to sell ads to merchants. February of 1960 the final copy was mailed. Members of the staff enioyed their annual banquet with the STAR staff and autograph party the day the TALON returned from press. Mr. Uchansky poses lreyse Rook for an annual picture while Jimmie Sue Fowler waits her turn. Looking on is Linda Curtis. ...--X .1-A
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At Kingsbury everybody reads the Star. r Qvgp Q ,ff 5 if for interesting students . . A commendable job has been done by the Star this year. lt has kept the students well informed during the year recording maior events in regard to all school activities. Members of the staff have attended iour- nalism clinics and banquets as well as their own annual banquet. During the past summer the editor and the new editor went to Knox- ville, Tennessee, to attend the clinic held by the iournalism department of the University of Tennessee. The Star gives the staff a chance to put their language arts into use and to learn the basic fundamentals of iournalism. Star reporters are busy on the next issue
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