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Row 1, Left to Right: R. Licht, A. Rosenthal, E. Dufresne, ker, M. Traugott, M. Runci, S. Freedman.
D. McWhirter, D. Raphael, A. Grace, A. Katzman, J. Row 3: W. Packard, D. Stevens, T. Steere, A. McWhirter,
Bartlett. R. Rand, J. Bulman, R. Mumaw, S. Burgess.
Row 2: R. Fain, D. Heebner, D. W olf, P. Chaset, J. Lis-

Paul Chaset, Editor-in-Chief
John Lisker, Associate Editor
Mark Traugott, Feature Editor
David Pleebner, Sports Editor
Robert Mumaw, Copy Editor
Although the going was a bit Seth Burgess, Photography Editor
slow in spots, The Quaker staff did Richard Fain, Photography Editor
a good job following in those Richard Rand, Exchange Editor
David W olf, Managing Editor
size sixteen footsteps. Under the John Bartlett, Junior Editor
staff’s motto — "Quality, not quan­ Abner Katzman, Junior Editor
tity” — the paper sustained the Steven Freedman, Junior Editor
low level of journalistic achieve­ Mr. Frank Fuller, Faculty Advisor
ment in which it has wallowed since
its inception in 1956.
But, just as important, the staff
had fun putting out the occasional
rag. None will ever forget cutting
Freedman’s article in half to get
a fourth story for the front page,
measuring off Heebner’s 43’/2
inches of track against McWhirt-
er’s 42 inches of basketball, or
putting out Volume VIII, Number
2 in nine days. Now the graduat­
ing editors can sit back and laugh
at the suckers who eagerly took the
reins after spring vacation.

Hey, Lisker! Another three feet of