Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Bob Elwell, .Dave l.azar, lfred Gordon, Col- lene Young, Burt Zollo, and Bob Beloof. The Board vias greeted by an increased amount of student contributions this year. ln addition to enlarging and revising the editorial department a business statl' was added to Pegasus this year. With the business statl' came the First advertisements which have appeared in the magazine. Business Manager Bob jefferson inaugurated the advertising campaign and formed a staff of solicitors. Other business heads were l.eila lfoster, assistant business managerg Virginia Genrich, advertising managerg Vinnie Hicks, promotion managerg and Bob Zeiner, assistant promotion manager. john Burnett and joe VVolfe were in charge of circulation. Oflicially joining the Daily Northwestern, the Purple Parrot, and the Syllabus as a Northwestern publication this year, Pegasus Continued its policy of emphasizing fiction Writing. However, articles on art, drama, and music were added to give the magazine a broader scope. ' if' '1 ,Ji -1 OW .fy W ' l I I n X 'ii . . . . '- ., '. T L J ' ' N ir 'ii- , N nfifl' i 'A ,A ' A ProductionManagcrAllyn Baum and his editorial board mcmbcrs,Davc Vinnic Hicks of tha idvcrtisini, st IH consults with thc lSSlSflIllbllSll1kS's Lazar, Betty Harris, and Burt Zollo discuss stories forthc ncxt issuc. n IIIIELFS Ginny C Lllflkll md lull l0NfLr lbour I IILW PFOSPLU' Q '1 l te' -

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Above: Marian Korb, editor, and Hill Jefferson, business manager. Below: 'l':1Ffy flocttich and Carollcc Kane of the Circulation Staff. N' TT e X so E:'IXtfdW?Ni XX . Nc . ' I 'rx .i Q. Xmgwup FXR Sn?-tfwhlxf M W Qi Te, fs xi y - - xt I' if fn:.x . ' IX X- tx My 4, ,4f. V ,, f. w K Q- Ula , 'sta f rf YT, 1 1 - ti A' :ff ,,.... Y' i X ' 2' fldi-,Tx-. il' i s:9' :'N'N,. f xv .M-D ,- xmas-X, ---.,, A , M5 18 ' Art Editorfilcnn Church helps Bob Flwcll read poetry for his section. PEGASL Q Pegasus started its third year of publication at NU with a complete reorganization of its editorial stafi and with oflicial recognition by the 'Board of Publications as a University publication. Incorporation into the Student Publishing Company resulted from the Board action. Marian Korb, editor-in-chief, broadened the scope of sub-ject material in the magazine and chose for it a new typographical format in an effort to mesh its personality with that of the composite student body. instrumental in the face-lifting were two editorial higher-ups, Nan Robertson, production editorg and Glenn Church, art editor. The magazine, which is circulated once a quarter, was illustrated by Des Stroubleiand Peg Mertz. The magazine was printed by the Des Plaines Publishing company. All fiction and poetry which appears in Pegasus is written by NU students. Selection for publication is made by an editorial board whose members this year were Betty Harris,

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1 zunouuii I., nomts ' Milt Schwartz, feature editor, joan lforsythe, Co-liditorg and l'red ci0!'Ll0l'I,fiICfl0Il editor,in the Purple Parrotoflicein HarrisHall. Nikki VVoods, Bruce Pine, and Holm Surrey enjoy the exchanges. PARROT le'llDlTORl.Xl, The tirst three issues of the Purple Parrot, NU's magazine of collegiate life, were edited hy ,Ioan lforsythe and Nikki YVoods. .Ioyce Ronningen, husiness manager, and Nikki Wloods handled the March issue. Dan Blue edited the issues for the remainder ofthe year. lfred Gordon, lhction editor, and lVlilton Schwartz, feature editor, comhined serious creative writing and humor in the publication. The production details were handled hy Sue Uhl, Bill Bennett, and Marilyn North. Bob Surrey headed the fiction department and lVIaxie lVlcKune was picture editor. The cartoons were created by Bruce Pinc, head of the art and layout staff, assisted hy Art Sallander and Tom Smith. Roger WycotF's candid shots added color to the magazine. 4 HERE X - fi' - Catherine Luce, Parrot Layout Manager, assisted hy Glen lfroherg. Paul Nlallory with Production Managers Sue Uhl and Bill Bennett. 20