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i i cuss pictures taken for Banner sports section. Dennis Peterson struggles over articles in attempt to meet deadline. : W, Gln , D. F' ' , K. Masugi, W. Churchward, R. Ramsdell, C. Weisberg, B. Ridpath, S. Mattin ' Row 31 J. Robinson gggzlogovg MahnlLey?,mB. Witlncergov Row 2: D. Peterson, N. Smith, R. Pelt, S. Stewart, C. Crandall, S. Pazina, C. I-lelmer, M. Lees, M J. Cedalrqdist, M. Allard, K. Hamilton, T. Varnadore, N. Nelson, J. Howard, J. Alger, L. Chesna. Ken Masugi, Wayne Gilnam, and Dan Fiorino dis-
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Q XG ' ' . P f-,1 1 0 'I-ww rl I up V s, Page editors Janice Ramsdell, Steve Maffin, Bud Withers, and Kim Hamilton confer on future issue. , V. ', ',5i's'3?i I K ,X . f-we-ff u Y 'Q Nancy Nelson dreams up witty Banner article. Staffs Alternate Responsibilities for Weekly Newspaper Production Courtney Weisburg types an article for next Banner issue. Under the direction of Mr. Thornburg, the new advisor, and two alternating staffs, the 1964-65 Wilson Banner assumed a new look. Published weekly, the newspaper included changes in articles, writing style, and page arrangements. Responsibility for its publication rotated each week between the staffs. First semester iournalism students, Pep Staff members, Student Council representatives, and Girls' Club officers aided the regular staffs in reporting. Replacing the traditional Wilson Wonders, Outstanding in Their Field made its debut, along with other new articles such as Let's Go, Mellow Notes, and Report from the Capitol. Another new column, the Enragecl Citizen, allowed students to submit their opin- ions on any subject. Several six-page issues were published this year, and the staff received much praise for its outstanding newspaper.
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IJQHH Front Row: L. Johnson, L. Zaferin, D. Stewart, D. Van Antwerp, L. L- Chantler, L- Dahline- D- FOFGVUBUS, L- l'laVel'lY- L- H0lm9S, B- Malf- Janz, K. Herron, G. Gebbers, D. Richards, C. Stuart, D. Schultz, W. land, N- DUFkee ' ROW 32 M- Whiflngf M- Sullivan, B- C0llief, J Braman, R. Mesler, S. Schweitzer, L. Fleissner, M. Fox o Row 2: K. Heritage, J- Sock, D- TOHGVSSH, D- FU?-On, T- Kahler, G- Chantler, Lees, K. Hermsted, J. Rogers, J. Wilson, J. Asbiornsen, J. Butcher, P.J0hnS0r1, L- Pollock, R- Clark- l Mr. Dezell and Mr. Stell discuss coming festivities. Teachers listen intently to students' performance.
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