University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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WESCOLITE (1,2) These two pieturet depict some of the octivities of the jour-noliim cloit. In oddition to studying journalism, members of the doss ore expected to writo stories, read copy ond proofs, and oid the editorial staff in publishing the Wescolite. (3) Mrs. Brown, Wescolite Advisor ond instructor of the journalism doss, evoluates the poper looking for oreos which con be improved. (4) Wayne Anderson, co-editor winter ond spring quarters, is shown here typing headlines for the next poper. Editors ore responsible for assembling ond coordinating the efforts of the journalism class. (5) Ceroid Parson, editor, fall quorter. co-editor winter ond spring quarters, checks final proofs to correct errors before the final copies ore printed ond distributed to students.

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THE 1970 CHINOOK STAFF We have made every effort to serve you; yet the real thank you must be from us to you. It was you the student who created a need for an annual, and it was also you and local advertisers that made it financially possible. To the students and local advertisers we all owe a vote of confidence, for it was your farsightedness that enabled us to improve and make the changes you see herein. We hope you will agree that it is a progressive change. The Chinook Staff 25

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CHANTICLEERS The Chanticleers held their annual banquet at the Venture Room. It is the custom that those people involved in the campus publications, the Chinook, the Wescolite, and the Muse, receive their copy of the annual at this banquet. The picture at left is of the Matrix initiates. Matrix is an honorary group within the Chanticleers for those who have done outstanding work in journalism. Below is the group of students initiated into the Chanticleer Club at the 1969 publications banquet.