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....Q. Shelley Felux, executive editor, edits submitted copy before it is printed. Mr. Barclay Burrow, adviser, 'suggests' that Sharon, Simms, new editor, rewrite her story. Tulum K atufsugzat gi 2, tti we A ...fn ! . H , 5-fi.-.ti QW' u g gi, ' , : A, 5 til are ' x Y' 'at' y Ianette Brannon and Lynly Huebner work to meet deadline. Mgxwm. g!:A,,,,.-f l Ianecka arranges copy for an ad. Besides writing feature Iulie Cole, editorial editor, types a story before sending it to the Advocate. aries, Iill was tops in advertising sales. victorian f 309 a
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Victorian earns top honors The conversion of the VICTORIAN to a newsmagazine from a newspaper has been a suc- cessful one, as the VICTORIAN Newsmagazine was rated one of the top sixteen newsmagazine publica- tions in Texas, and was awarded a Certificate of Distinguished Merit by the University Interscholastic League Press Conference. Graphic work, and an ex- panded feature department completed the transition. The computer acquired by the Lournalism department allowed the editors to be more creative, wor faster, and with less probability of error. Dana Grones interviews Maria Carlsson for a feature story. Rick Gonzalez, b u s i n e s s manager, totals the amount of a d v e r t i s i n g contracts, Stepllien Bantz puts the finishing touches on an ad with grap wor . fML??jfcif., t-1. at ...O W 1 E Kim Curl and Lisa Marlow display the Proficiency Award from ILPC, citing the VICTORIAN or the most improvement in a si year. 308 f victorian
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l :- wx Kathy Farias shows exactly how she fe about developing film. Ross Lucas does what he does best V - nothing! Photo ra h ' S P - .. not an easy job Q Being a photographer for the Iour- I i .,t, nalism Department requires dedication. N i ---:g Endless hours must be spent taking pic- y QQ, M N tures, developing film, and enlarging K p g iglk 81 l i prints. All these things must be met in Q Q i ' sitt i ' order to produce a quality yearbook and ggh iiiit' pp v l J F It t 1- e s s Xl Susie McRae takes her job seriously. Randy Duke can't believe he got stuck with the assignment no one else wanted. 3 z I l z 310 I photographers
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