McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Yes, Sir, Thatis our Baby' Staff boasts of new look With the '67 McAuleyan the annual staff adopted a new look in yearbooks. Beginning with the stark black and white cover, designed by Mary Ann Baliard, the innova- tions continued with a change in paper and a different type style. This year Sister Rosaire, moderator, trained two student photographers Carol Henggeler and Debbie Scheuermann. Promotion began in October with a singing subscription drive; homeroom ads were also sold. After layouts had been drawn up. using Life and Look maga- zines as guides, the task of producing original copy and captions began Last minute editing and frantic rewriting were completed to tell the story of 1967. Above: Despite the pleas of her assistants. the head of the student life section seems to want'all the work she can get, C. Lyons. P. Spetber. M. Grebb. Right: From log, Janet Hebeler, Betsy Thayer. and Mary Beth Barbour have a steady practice of espionage a5 a source of information for the academic section 24 Below: What the stat! lacks in efficiency. it gains in talent as Carolyn leads the writers in a musucal promotion of the annualt D. Surnbrock. D. Decker, K. McBreent S. Ries. C. Wedding. Right: Behind every succesgful yearbook are the writers who take great pleasure In endless hours of literary mass producnon. S. Hies, R Mater. 3, Faessler. M. L. Buschur. and D. Surnbtock,

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1 Extra! Added attractions Implemented by '67 BLAZER Seven issues of the Blazer, two of them six- page specials, went to pressrn1966-67, Columns were initiated to focus on the inter- ests and opinions of the students. Surveys were taken on hair dyes; letters to the editor were received from candy machines and trash cans. The extra pages were financed by McAuley's first Computer Dance. Nervous boys from local schools were matched with sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Other sources of funds were the showing ofthe senior movie and a bake sale. Profits were used to finance the last Blazer issue, taken over by the new editors, under the direction of Sister M. Johnene. D in the. J :BMZER STAFF saw u . hh$ $:. .n'$ -b-dncn man u- rzd onhcn -?ypllia - gram also QPFW. cf Publ'IuIYIoDs mam us! Above: Michelle Gall beads the cmumnistsh brigade mm the publica- uons room Lynn Thompson, He1en Lmhardt. Pam Sperber. Anne Galvi. Cathy Gilbert. Carolyn Bakhaus and Mary Beth Barbour. Left: Sue Wahz and Thomasma Brenrck take suhscrrptron money from Marie Butler and Rosemary Farrell durmg the Blazer dnve,

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Frequent meetings of the chiefsioiisIaff are necessary for a well coiordlnated yearbook Anne Ryder. CO-edltor, Carolyn Wedding,edl10r,MaryJane Sickman. co-edlmr Makeibelieve sew the mood as Judy leson and Linda Schaub head the actlon in the senior section of the yearbook 25