Notre Dame de Sion High School - Sionian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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The main gears of the yearbook machinery are seen discussing one of the many aspects of the publication. Sr. Barbara Ann is the faculty sponsor, while Cathie Dale is the editor. Ce Jlambeau. Shutters Click A new name for the yearbook, a new design for the cover; these notes char- acterize the 1965-66 yearbook. Upon sug- gestion of the editor and with the affirma- tive vote of the entire student body, the name was adopted. The torch cover de- sign was thought out by members of the staff and given final form on the drawing board by Jamie Kroll. Working with the results of the Ad Sale are the planners of the Advertising section, left to right: Sheila Hughes, Rosemary Gargotta. Talking over layout plans are the Class editors: left to right, Hether Hurlbut, Mary Ward and Tory Christman. Senior Class editors, left to right: Dede Bascom and Nancy Cotter, look on as Helen Lahey, Jacque Perrenoud, Sue Boeding, activity section editor, and Dale Maisel, plan layouts. Copy editor Susan Stanton, left, types as Vivian Petersen, Photography editor and Joanne Gargotta, photographer, examine the camera results. 40

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Social Committee members are: 1. to r. Jacque Perrenoud, Debbie Leishman, Bonnie Harris, Dede Bascom, Mrs. Michael Ryan, Sheila Hughes, Julie Batrick, Diane Winston. for Zomorrow Class representatives for the second semester are: 1. to r. front row, Pauline Moley, Cindy LeCluyse, Carla Novak, Julie Moffitt, Debbie Leishman, Jane Hughes, Louise McNelly, Kris Hadel; back row, Elizabeth Duffy, Janet Jo Beane, Mary Ellen Murphy, Randa Stewart, Joanna Barbieri, Mary Ellen O'Leary, Peggy Stockley, Susan Stanton, Cathie Dale. Missing: Connie Benning. 3y

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Zke Sion Scko: Presses Poll Pages planned, articles assigned, copy written, stories re-written, copy re-typed, headlines in- vented, layouts redone; these are the notes which create the rhythm for the production of The Sion Echo. Innovation in the newspaper this year in- cluded Hedda Hair Helps, a column of practical and impractical advice for today's high school students and using the drawings of Sheila Hughes and Dede Bascom. Joanne Gargotta fl.) talks over the business aspects of photography with Lois Scanlon (center), and Sandi Claudell (r.), business man- ager of The Sion Echo. With two editors, any publication is bound to be a success, but only with much hard work and planning. Here, the co-editors of The Sion Echo. Lucie Riederer (1.) and Loretta Loftus (r.), go over the proofs for a freshly-printed newspaper. Below, newspaper staff members examine the results of their labors; left to right: Sue Boeding, Anne Nugent, Denise Duensing, Barbara Hallinan, Denise Riederer and Pam McDonald.