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LIGHT UP THE NIGHT In early November, Mr. Wat- son and his Drama Class once again presented the annual tal- ent fashion show. This year’s show, LIGHT UP THE NIGHT, proved to be another fun and financially successful event. The house was filled both nights. The students practiced long and hard, both in and out of school, to iron out problems that the snow had had. Light- ing had to be just right, the P.A. system had to be in working or- der. Everyone had to know what his job was and when to do it. Unforseen problems had to be worked out. All the hard work paid off, and the students who participated could be proud of a job well done. Many thanks for bringing such a fine show to our school.
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28 All The News That’s Fit To Print! TECH NEWS The Tech News Editorial Staff, under the direction of Editorial Advisor Mrs. Heyl, is probably the only high school news staff in the state that gathers the news, writes it, makes the paste-up, and then, under the direction of Print Teacher Mr. DiDomenico, makes the nega- tive, the picture halftones, the goldenrod, does the opaquing, makes the printing plate, does the printing, and finally the dis- tributing. And then it starts all over again. The Business Staff, under the leadership of Mr. Wallace, has kept the paper supplied with ads. TECH NEWS encourages con- tributions from students in the form of editorials, news items, pictures, sports items, poetry and cartoons. The Staff consid- ers TECH NEWS to be your paper and will give you credit for your contributions. The importance of getting a pa- per out every month puts pres- sure on the staff at deadline time. It is at this time that the decisions have to be made about what goes in, what stays out and what changes have to be made in order for all of the material to fit. Then the scis- sors and the paste come out and the paper is readied for print- ing. The TECH NEWS staff has tried to make a copy available to each student. 1. Editorial Staff: James King, Editor; Marcia Van Horn, William Maldonado, Fernando Tereso, Mrs. Heyl, Advisor. Absent were Business Staff members Kendra Edmonds and Jeff Hardy. 2. Art Consultant, Mr. Forgue. 3. The Silent Partner-Printing Advisor, Mr. DiDomenico. 4. Financial Advisor, Mr. Wallace
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