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JAN BREDESON Editor-in-Chief GLORIA CORNELL Assistant Editor HELEN CARNEY Business Manager JEROME CALDWELL. DONNA FENBERG Assistant Business Manager, Office Manager ART DLUGACH Sports Editor FRANK FEAGIN Photographer MRS. MILLARD Advisor 119
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SCROLL— FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Millard, Caldwell, Scolt. Joyner, Bredeson. Cornell, Dlugach, Drinkard, Carney. SECOND ROW: Rosenberg. Beck, Newberiy. Tannen. Green. Grief. Feibelman. Haas, Jennings. Sibley, Brenner, Langer, Quinn, HuU. THIRD ROW: Benham. Price, Carney. Kanuila, Nelson, Guthrie, Buchalter. Cook. Will. Alofsin. Crone. Renshaw, Davis, Fenburg. FOURTH ROW: Gragg, Scrimger, Johnson, Dent, MulhoUand, Roberts, Tebbe, Pincus, Haynes, Penick, Lipman, Lightman, Feagin, Feazel. The Scroll The SCROLL, the student newspaper published monthly since December 1953, has a staff of about Hit)- students. Their purpose is to inform and entertain the student body through the student newspaper. Last year the SCROLL won a first place rating in the national rating contest of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. In August. 1960. thiee editors went to Chicago for a three-day press conference of the Scholastic Press Association. The SCROLL plans to send delegates to this conference even year to keep the editors informed on the latest developments in the field of journalism. To join the staff it is necessary to complete a training program held in the spring and the fall of each year. JUDITH DRINKARD Feature Editor LINDA JOYNER Editorial Editor ANN SCOTT News Editor 118. -ZL
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S,,- r i:. 1l-S! ii i l« SCRIBBLER— FIRST ROW, Ictt lu right: Bvrne. Pritzke. Penick, Cornell, Scott, DIugach, Jovner, Drinkard, Bredeson, Newberry, Mr. McClaren. SECOND ROW: Bell. Bi-nham, Alofsin, Ward, Ford, Renshaw, Crone, Wilson, Nelson, Guthrie. Clark, CoIIey. THIRD R0 ' : Seihert. Ferguson. Pincus. Lipman. Roberts, MuIhoUand, Quinn, Caldwell, Carney, Smith, Tullis. The Scribbler VICKI PENICK Editor The SCRIBBLER is a literary magazine composed of essays, poems, short stories, and character sketches written and appro- priately illustrated hy the students. Its primary purpose is to promote the initiative of talented students in the fields of crea- tive writing and art. S- N 120 GEORGE MULHOLLAND Business Manager
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