Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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SHIELD Taking pictures, creating layouts and writing copy, the photography, art and editorial staffs of the Shield, under the eapahle direction of Mr. Fischer, Mr. Waehholz, and Miss Radke, worked and learned together. From these creations and ideas, plus deadlines, worries, and, most of all, cofoperation, a yearbook, the result of two semesters' work, was ready for the students' approval and autographs. These are the Slueld photographers Who took the picture? The editorial staff has learned its capital p s and q s Now, who's got the whatachmasaurus? The art staff prepared to paste up the book but dummy, dummy, who's got the dummy? 'QF'-

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'NSA Weekly inttting of the feiture stiff hrought new ideas for enrrrmining lftlLlCN NI GH T'S PAGE Newsffilled papers went to Nieoler students as the Knights' Page stuffs met deadlines with news .irtieles on sehool and eommunity events. The news, fieziture sind sports staffs of the paiper hunted news, held interviews :md typed copy. While these staffs were writing articles, the lwusiness staff secured ad' vertisements amd ereaited Qids. Wlieii revisions were made and layouts :ind folding were done, the month' ly paper was distrihuted to homeroomsg and students enioyed amother issue of the Knights' Page. Sue liriehert, editorfinfehief, Bill Holland, first The sports and business staffs studied previous papers to determine how they could improve their contributions to the Page. semester sports editor, Sue Armstrong, first semester feature editor, Bill Wcrlf, seeond semester sports editor, Mary Lou Bzurd, second semester news editor, .Indy Bziggennhl, nrt editor. :ind john Klinkert. hrst semester news editor, met often to discuss new ideas for the paper. 114' W News editor Mary Lou Baird explained assignments to her staff. F Q

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