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Taking pictures requires skill and con- centration as Dawn Ketron demon- strates. F9322 ' 22 Knight Beat -...Nm- ww. do i,i tt to at tt Heather Hardin searches through pre- vious years' Knight Beats for ideas. At work at the Orion Times, Connie Cravens. editor-in-chief, sets type for the Knight Beat.
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1-uv I z Rhonda Johnson, Troy Anselmi, and Mi- chelle Putney rush to meet one of the four layout deadlines. 5 E E Ferry crops pictures to fit the on her layout design. The first semester journalism students found pleasure at being infront of the camera for a change instead of behind it. Front row: Russ Blank Amy Crane Danette Aschback Denise Jazwick and Michelle Putney. Second row: Troy An- selmi, Steve Ator. Heather Hardin, and Rhonda Johnson. Third row: Mandy Lowery, Molly Descamps, Kris Noecker. and Beth VanHoutte. Back row: Paul La- Fauce, Chris Becker. Brian Pitra, Jon Bloomberg, Tom Tholl. Kerry Noecker. Julie Ferry. and Jerome Schroeder. Not pictured: Connie Cravens and Kelly Ro- manowski. Charger JI
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KNIGHT BEM Russ Blank quickly finishes his Knight Beat story to submit for Miss Scavuz- zo's approval. Knight Writers The roving reporters of the first semester Jour- nalism class were always where the action was to bring the students and faculty of OHS up to date on the latest sports and academic news. Along with reporting the news, the Knight Beat had many stories to entertain. The staff succeeded in publishing an eight page homecoming issue in Oc- tober and an eight page feature magazine in April. Their hard work paid off when the second se- mester class got to choose four page editors and an editor-in-chief. The class was then given com- plete control of the paper. Knight Beat sponsor, Marlene Scavuzzo said, The Journalism class was the largest we've ever had at Orion. Part of the reason, l'm sure, is that the improved quality of the newspaper and year- book has encouraged more students to become involved in the publication. She added, This staff was both creative and intelligent and pro- duced eight fine papers. 'vw 1.4.1-fr Kelly Romanowski types Brian Pitra's Knight Beat story as he looks on to make sure she gets it right. Page editors Kerry Noecker. feature editors Beth Van Houtte, editorial edi- tor? Jerome Schroeder, news editor: and Kris Noecker, sports editor. critique the finished product. Knight Beat 23
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