Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Wanted 0ne Headline for Page 57 One staff of 12 girls edited Seton Memories and six issues of the Setonian. Consequently, journal- ists' fingers were seldom off typing keys, scissors, pencils and paste jars. 'ince yearbook editing was an eiuirely new experience, everyone busily studied guides and attrac- tive exchanges. After deciding to emphasize construction year, the staff planned a modern format. .Editors Jane Nieszel and Katie Moran worked with three other staff members on senior panels and copy, and assisted With Write-ups for the introduction and organiza- tions. The staff of 1955 left its suc- cessors a first-class rating to up- hold. PORTRAIT 65O gets patiently measured and trimmed. With this number of underclass pictures to prepare Miriam Schuler Connie Ernst and Mary Grace Overbeck find it difficult at times to prevent clipping off a but of someone's head or ear. Miriam and Connie were partners on the lunior section and contributed to club pages. ' 1 XF? 3512- M4 's Q v -QL'-af...4

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,C 74 Early in October reporters for the Setoman were running beats Writing and rewriting stories and paging the thesaurus for a choice Word for proper headline count. Lights burned late in the staff room Where co-editors Pat Halloran and Janet Peters worked with a staff of four experienced journalists and six beginners. Finally, with copy linotyped, dummy pages pasted, engravings ready, the first issue rolled off the press October 13. By the end of the first semester, the juniors SETONIAN CO EDITORS Janet Peters and Pat Halloran consult a page layout to determine the length of a story These seniors draw up the over all plan for each xssue assign stories to reporters and assist In wrltlng copy Their yearbook contrnbutlons Include layouts and copy for the sports duvlslon and sensor sectlon Janet led the staff un sollcltlng S325 un advertising- Pat followed with 160. who successfully completed training in fun- damentals under the direction of Sister Ed- ward Mary proved their ability by editing the entire February issue. Seniors were thus relieved of assignments to complete yearbook copy. The six issues of 1955-56 compose the twenty-second volume of the Seton paper. Excellent ratings from the Catholic School Press, Columbia Scholastic, and National Scholastic Press Associations were main- tained by this year's staff. Calling 22 --- The Printer's on the Phone' l

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News Coverage BUSINESS MANAGERS, Zito Wagner and Judy Kallmeyer, sort ad contracts. Zita worked on the yearbook ad pages, Judy assembled senior activities, com- posed copy, and assisted with typing. STUDYING LAYOUTS to decide the size of a legend are Joyce Rivers, Connie McDermott and Arden McClung. Joyce and Connie mounted the freshman por- traits, Arden assisted Mary Grace Over- beck with the sophomore panels.