Umpqua Community College - Tahlkie Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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7 E .. -- - -;- .1.. n5$ LL 9 ' RAPPING WITH RICH NEWTON about the coming issuek assigg' ments are Mary Kytola and Sherry Jefferson while Beth continues 1n the background. Paper Increases Circulation MIKE HEATH WATCHES as Jeff Weaver inspects a copy of the paper WORKING STEADILY 0n assignments are Mary, Sherry, Rich, and Co-Editors-in-Chief ................ Beth Hubbard and Beth. Richard Newton Sports Editor ......................... Jeff Weaver Photographer. . . . ................. Mike Henriksol1 Columnist .......................... Mike Thibault Cartoonists ....... T eddy Carter and Lyle Rudw Seehawel' Staff Writers ........ Mary Kytola, John Hall, Jeff Weaver, Rhonda Bratton, Sherry Jefferson, Kathy Stadig, Mike Heath, Beth Hubbard. Mike Thibault, and Rich Newton. Adviser ............................... Jim West

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b u-.. r. rgk, 1., r'i. kw. H s M . Q y e e e ENJOYING THE BAND at the September welcome dance are a segment of those that attended. HAILING A FRIEND is John Clarno while Cathy Hollyman dances in the background. DONNA STEINER MOVES with the sounds vibrating from the Fairgrounds in December. HAVING FUN WATCHING the antics of others are Linda Crites and Harry Aston. Five Dances Held During Year Through the course of the year, the student council sponsored five dances. The first of these was the welcome dance held at the Roseburg Country Club on September 25. This dance was followed by one in November at the YMCA. and one in December at the Fairgrounds. On April 3, and May 22, of spring term there were two more dances. These were also held at the Fairgrounds. Many of the dances were open to the public. All of the dances were very informal events. The pomp and circumstance of a formal affair was rejected by the stu- dents in favor of the friendliness afford- ed by a less organized occasion. DANCES 27

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. $1 ENJOYING A GAME OF PINOCHLE after working on a cartoon is Rudy Seehawer tmiddle righti. COLUMNIST MIKE THIBAULT gets his typewriter set to start on his GETTING FIRST HAND first article for the NEWS-REVIEW supplement. FACTS about drama club is Rich Newton. BETH HUBBARD DREAMS A LITTLE while working on her next editorial. as N-R Supplement 1' ; t' V' m, :1 Thanks to the hard work and many hours devoted by the mag; :64 7 members of the staff, the SPLINTERS had a very successful you .n '1'. year. During fall term, editors Beth Hubbard and Rich New- '.. ,;.'.'..ak: W ton deliberated with the ttNews-Reviewit of Roseburg and de- $5.33: m 1..., 1 .nn y ..::W W' a mm In 1:. I: 'W cided to publish the bi-weekly college paper as a supplement of the city paper starting in early February. Advantages of the change were numerous, including such factors as a more professional appearance. The biggest advantage of the switch was that the paper now had its biggest circulation ever. In- stead of reaching only students, it was delivered county-wide. Efficient campus news coverage and well-written features and editorials, coupled with constantly improving photogra- phy, provided an interesting paper. Articles were written on the campus happening 0f the week, and editorials were writ- ten on the non-happenings of the week. Paper-conducted stu- dent polls revealed the facts about student apathy and out- rageous text-book prices. Even if the members of the SPLINTERS couldntt alter the ills of the campus, they cer- tainly were successful in making the student body aware of the problems. n:'7 i H 6 MW W NEWSPAPER 29 ; 4....1