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ECHO-Front row:
J.
Keeton, business manager,
J.
Ballantine,
sports e ditor, S. Moore, page editor, K. Wilson, ed itor-in-chief, P.
Carhart, page editor, S. Ke lly, photographer, D. Ke llerhouse, circu-
lation manager.
Second ruw:
C. Hubbard, Mrs. Gladys Brink,
adviser,
J.
Elfenbein, E. Colombo,
J.
Lewis, D. Lynch.
Third row:
S.
Seybolt, C. Winans, M. We lls,
J.
Tubbs,
J.
Lawless.
Echoites attend ESSPA convention in September
Proudly reviewing the third issue of the
Echo
editors
Sue
Moore, Karen
Wilson, editor-in-chief, jim Ballantine, and j o Carhart, preview the
newspaper upon its arrival from Cooperstown.
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Attending the annual ESSPA conve ntion at Syra–
cuse University last September, Kare n Wilson, Susan
Moore, and Priscilla Garhmt gained knowledge of the
atts and skills of newspaper production from classes,
clinics, and seminars.
At the convention, the
Echo
received awards for
newsprinting, sports, and editorials.
The use of diffe re nt type gave the
Echo
a new look
this year. With the close of the Star Job Shop, they
found a new printer, the
Freeman's journal
in Coopers–
town .
In order to h·ain intereste d unde rclassme n for the
newspaper next year,
Echo
editors conducted a work–
shop in the spring.
Juniors published the May issue of the
Echo.
Next
year's newly-electe d staff h·ied its hand at writing
under the guidance of thi s year's senior staff.
The year ended with a joint publications banquet
and a picnic. Guests at the banque t included the par–
ents of senior editors and the new staff.