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Z iii t. X Writing and editing the Alumnl Newsletter is the iob ot John Barnett. Q xv.. p Organizations editor Susan Clover files information on campus groups. agq.-R Tedious work and pensive thoughts best describe Carolyn White and Deanna Harrell as they plan pages. r --'l,ll,l I ,I Twenty-three M I - - .N Sports editor Brad Davis writes copy tor the tennis pages. b-tgp 3. .nf Beaming over their first place trophy and certifi- cate are co-editors Suzan Greene and Shalah Lightfoot.
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Shalah Lightfoot and Suzan Greene look up for a minute as they select photos. L Class section editor Linda Cox Editor ot Honors Cindy Ashe checks photo- checks copy sheets. graphs of Tsa La Gi Queen contestants. Twenty-two tsa la gi The 1967 Tsa La Gi began with some of the old and some of the new. Co-editors Shalah Lightfoot and Suzan Greene returned for the third year and the book changed publishers for the first time in many years. With a staff that was almost a complete turnover in membership, the Tsa La Gi took on a new format and added features. For the first time in its history the Tsa La Gi captured first place among state college yearbooks at the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association meeting. Mrs. Mary Catherine James, sponsor, outlines the Index for the 1967 Tsa La Gi.
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News editor Sadie Cole and copy editor Linda Craw- ley checlecopy before sending4t to the printers the northeastern The Northeastern went weekly, added two pages, and changed to cold type for major changes during the 1966-67 year. Honors included ele- ven awards at the Oklahoma Colle- giate Press Association meet in December. The paper received first place in sports writing, sports photography and display advertis- ing, and took second place as best all-around newspaper, news writing, feature writing, newspaper makeup and typography, feature photog- raphy and cartoons. llltlll ll! 49 First semester editor Delorus Patterson seems pleased with a new issue of The Northeastern. ,f. gg W f Nancy Robertson, second semester co-editor, holds the Pi Delta Epsilon plaque presented to her as outstanding member of the journalism fraternity.
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