Warren Central High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Old Routine Breaks-Owl Goes Week g Always seeking methods to im- prove the OWL, Editor-in-Chief Brian Horton and Managing Editor Pat Campbell attended journalism work- shops at Ball State University and ln- diana University last summer. Use of this knowledge, plus hard work and imagination aided the Owl in an at- tempt to meet last year's record of National First Place Rating from Quill and Scroll, an A rating from the National Newspaper Service, and a first class rating from the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. ln addition, the Owl was a county win- ner in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association competition. Owl staffers coped with twice the usual problems this year, as the Owl went from a bi-weekly to a weekly newspaper. ln addition to preparing and writing the paper every week, the staff under Joyce Dolick's management, keeps Indianapolis informed of Warren's ac- tivities by sending new items and fea- ture stories to various local papers. The Warren Owl continues to make its goal the motto printed on its ban- ner, Wisdom, C o u r a g e, Honor, Service. Reporters Debbie Majerick, Cathy Burke, Roberta Rosebaum, and Wendy Wiseman com- pare clippings of their articles printed in daily and weekly papers. ......,...4-an ef----...,,.,1fN Bill Mulford, fsecond from the lefty assistant sports editor, schedules sports pictures with Owl photogra- phers: Paul Neumeister, Max Fall, e David Broecker and Tony Blackburn. ,......4