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Herald Editorial Board T. Samsvick, N. Brown, D. Milton, M. Hickey, J. Bednaz, and B. Prindle work informally on the Herald. J. Bouchard and A Barrett illustrate uiie of the essential jobs in Herald — aiding other members with their pages. Members of the Art Staff: J. Daglio (ed.) and K. Rainey work in cooperation with T. Luscinskas, M. Rainey, and E. Meehan. The members who will carry on the tradition of the Herald for two more years are sophomores N. Haber, L. Curry, and B. Scott. T. Daly, J. Bednaz, and Herald ' s own “Mary Poppins,” A. Levy, enjoy themselves before settling down for the serious busi¬ ness of taking the end-sheet picture. C. Golden checks with B. Price in order that their pages will be balanced. E. Colli, Ass’t Editor, is a study in concen¬ tration as she works on her page. Editor E. Vozzola consults with advisors Mr. Robinson and Miss Colby. O CM Page
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L. Preli, L. Chicoine, and B. Seam explain the page prices to a potential patron. OUR ACCOUNT INVITED PLETE BANKING SERVICE SAVINGS CHECKING • TRUST• On their way to sell advertisements, P. Camarco, R. Smith, and R. Taylor receive a pep talk from Mrs. Ferrin, advisor. D. Bourette and P. Camarco pause to con sider their next sales pitch. Business Board Johnson, L. Preli, and Miss Dezolt, advisor, pre¬ pare Ifhe final draft of an advertisement. F. Thompson and D. Bourette emerge triumphant from a sale. Page
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A. Levy, Club Editor, discusses plans for the club section with C. Suprenant. TYPISTS: M. Janik, D. Pliszka, and D. LaPine work on an essential part of the yearbook: typing the triplicates. J. Thompson works out the proportions needed to fit a picture into his page layout. B. MacDonald, P. Johnson. E. Kitchen, C. Schepart Sherman crop pictures to emphasize the highlights. ami D. Dombrowski, D. Fearon, R. Zimmerman, and S. Bell look for the most appropriate pictures for their pages. o. Stevensen looks at recently received pho¬ tographs. Members of the Biography Committee: K. Rader (ed.), J. Colello, R. Zimmerman, and C. Golden, check triplicates for mistakes. CM D bJC 03 CU
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