Regina High School - Crown Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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OFFICIAL STATEMENTS can he obtained from the office, so Ann Meyers, ,Io Ann Ferrario, and Mary Eileen Weigand interview the principal, Sister Mary Berchmans. Shutterbug, Pat Malone, finds a natural set-up for a shot. Scepter Reveals News, Views HEADLINES MUST ATTHACT the reader's attention. Veronica Kaminski, Mary Ann Myers, and Dolores McKeown select the type with infinite care. WELL DONE and ready for the mail is another issue of THE SCEPTER. Happily fulfilling their task are Penny Calasso, Mary Ann Wyllie, Kathy Steiner, Joanne Grenda, and Judy Caloia. 31 - 25-un. i

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ULWWBTSI -is-v-n .fa KIIPQPU leslijgn ns mm: uw -..,,, N MAKING DECISIONS is the privilege of the editors. Diane Schmiegel suggests page 4 as the right place for a story. Sister Mary Narcissa, the moderator, ,Iudy Aluia, joan HALF' THFI FUN of working on the school paper consists in pre- viewing the pictures to be used for publication. Charlotte Caramagno, Beruardine Russ, Editor-in-chief ,Ioan DeBacker, and Diane Scritch- field discover a humorous photo. DeBacker, Anita Bronski, and Sharon Everett study the situation and offer their opinions. EYE-APPFALINC LAYOUTS have to be planned carefullyj explains Kathy Solosky Qcenterj to Marina DiCregorio and Sue Tobbe.

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PLANNING LAYOUTS can be complicated. Editor Madryn Haun shows the as- sistant-editor Judi Ann Miller how to enlarge a picture to achieve the best results. Yearbook ability. COVER DESIGN TAKES SHAPE as the staff artist, Pat Susko, puts the finishing touches to THE CROWN. Rosalie Trentacosta, business manager, pauses in her work on advertisements to praise Pat's artistic CAREFULLY PASTINC pictures and copy, ,Ioan Cornick, Arlene Norton, and Judy Kaye Baron find it easy to lose themselves in their work.