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JU Sj tue Carolina Christian Editor Bertha Conway ......Asst. Photography Editor Arthur Dye.................Assistant in Sports Patti Jo Grimes ...................... Classes Alice Jane Hunt .......... Photography Editor Jeanne Ann Lund .........Assistant Art Editor Caroline Matthews ....Asst. Business Manager Alan Miller..............Assistant Art Editor Marilyn Newton ............................Art Editor Ellen Riise ..............................Copy Editor Catherine Shanahan .........Business Manager Herbert Thomas .........................Sports Delphine Vasusky ...................Activities Thirteen valiant Troopers started with shining faces and spirits geared to making the 1951 SAN DSCRI PT the unqualified best in all Wirt history. The first few weeks were spent making and unmaking our minds about layout, cover color, theme, and other problems. Our first big project was the handling of school pictures. Although all of the staff sweat and groaned, Marilyn Newton and Ellen Riise bore the heaviest load with characteristic efficiency. After the opportunity to watch each other’s work, staff elections were held. From this point on all had special duties as well as the duty of promoting staff activities. Then harder work began. Newtie and her assistants, Alan and Jeanne, did layout with Marilyn preparing all engraving copy. Her skills were no superstition; they were glorious realities. A. J. and Bertha worked with Mr. Smith and Dick Wylie to have the best possible pictures. Herb and Art worried over the sports copy and threatened to buy ear muffs to protect themselves against the sponsor’s stentorian tones. Patti Jo, Delphine, Ellen, and Chris struggled with captions while Kitty and Caroline kept the financial records straight and sol dpersonalized names to the seniors. The sponsor's repeated assertion that the yearbook staff is the most hard-working group in school may have been doubted for a short time, but the truth was proved over and over again, for in addition to special assignment jobs there were the countless jobs that had to be done to make our luck bold in putting out the best SANDSCRIPT. These tasks included such things as keeping a scrapbook, putting out notices, checking names for identification, putting the yearbook library in order, starting a file of material to help the juniors make a decision about next year’s book and its financing, and getting all the picture money in. The senior class was extremely popular with the staff because of the decision to pay senior cut money in a lump sum. There were good times too. Marilyn, Delphine, Kitty, and Chris were delegates to the N.S.P.A. annual convention at the Stevens Hotel. They brought back glowing reports of the interesting contacts they had with teenagers from all over the United States, more knowhow, and an awareness of world problems. The Valentine party was a swell affair, too. To the 1952 SANDSCRIPT staff and to Miss Armington, the best of fortune and may the gremlins stay out of the year.
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REGULAR STAFF In Front: Catherine Shanahan, Caroline Matthews; Bertha Conway, Patti Jo Grimes, Jeanne Ann Lund, Ellen Riise, Marilyn Newton, Alan Miller, Herbert Thomas, Alice Jane Hunt, Arthur Dye, Carolina Christian, Mrs. Greenwald. ASSOCIATE STAFF: Dale Milosevich, Charles Burger, John Moore, Delphine Vasusky, Laurence Brauer, George Pavol, Willis Wood, Jim Whited, Delmar Nichols.
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