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'Nv- Richard Rothstein prepares editorial for next issue. QUO VADIS REFLECTS COLLEGE 'S IMA GE Quo Vadis, the campus newspaper is published bi-weekly by a small but efhcient staff. Throughout the year they worked to provide comprehensive coverage of social life and activities. Stalfers attempted to write and edit the news in a manner that would keep the student body posted on current campus and national affairs. lil! - N. - M-an-1-0, w , Rich Bennett has served as editor-i Editors RICHARD BENNETT THERESA SKURKA RICHARD ROTHSTEIN PATRICIA BEECHER SABIN KURSMAN KATHRYN MORRIS MEL HAYNES ARTHUR GOODMAN MR. CIOTTA MR. FRIEDMAN n-chief' since December 1967 Editor-in-Chief News Editorial Feature Sports Art Photo Business Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Advisor Advisor
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we fm-V.-NM-...z.'...' Q ' if 4 1 I V l 1 ,. . 'ff -P- Editors review the production guide. SITTING: Ann Hoffman. STANDING: Carole Chomko, Geri Dzuban, Karen Delaney. Editors ANN HOFFMAN Editor-in-Chief KAREN DELANEY Art 8: Layout Editor SUSAN WOSATKA Academics Editor CAROLE CHOMKO Activities Editor WILLIAM CARROLL Copy Editor JOHN KOEMPEL Photography Editor SONIA SLOBODIEN Senior Editor GERI DZUBAN Sports Editor COLLEEN DELANEY Typing Editor STEVEN GREENFIELD Business Manager MR. DUNLOY Advisor FLEETING MOMENTS BECOME PRINTED PAGES First organized in the summer of 1967, the Yearbook Staff has since proceeded from fall through winter to spring in an effort to publish a book of memories which woul serve as a source of pride for the entire college community. Why Pegasus? In Greek legend, Pegasus was the im- mortal winged horse that was a faithful companion to the Muses an inspiration to intellectuals. It is hoped that M.C.C.'s Pegasus may likewise inspire friendships and stimulate minds. xg Editors check the office bulletin board for the next deadline. William Carroll, Susan Wosatka, Steve Greenfield. John Koempel. NOT PICTURED: Colleen Delaney. 138 V
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