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Getting it

Together

t i l t ow many picas was that?”
* 1 “Are we out of copy sheets
again?”
“What do you mean, the deadline is
this Friday?”
These cries, the sound of roaring type­
writers, papers crumpling, and the cam­
eras’ shutters clicking were frequently
heard in Room 406.
The yearbook staff didn’t just start
working at the beginning of the year; they
attended a summer workshop June 29 to
July 3 in Lincoln. At this workshop they
learned different layout designs and how
to turn out a good book.
After school started, the section edi­
tors had to pick a headline type and lay­
out style. Once this was determined, it
was time to put in photo assignments,
draw layouts, write copy, and meet dead­
lines.
The staff took a workday to design the
book cover and tour the Josten’s printing
plant in Topeka, Kansas on October 3.
On October 13, the yearbook and news­
paper staffs attended a journalism work­
shop in Lincoln.
In June, after a lot of writing, creativ­
ity, and perspiration, it was finally time
for the staff to relax and take it easy.
Photo requests. Junior Gayle Kullenberg works hard on picking
out the right photos for her spread on ‘‘Robber Bridegroom.”