In the Class of - Kewanee Public Library District

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Quack had a moderately successful year publishing
nine regular editions and a Homecoming flyer. In
November, six Quack members attended a High
School Newspaper Workshop at Bradley University.
There, the editors learned to come down from their
"ivory towers," sports writers learned to include the
SCORE in their reports, and society writers learned
that "if you want to get boys to wear socks, you
should be subtle."
Inspired by their trip to Bradley, the editors held a
workshop for the whole Quack staff and were rewarded
with a much-improved December edition.
"Oh, was there a Quack work session last night?"
"When are we going over to Sandy's?" "You'll have
to re-type this; the machine wasn't on stencil." "Sorry
your article got left out; we accidentally lost it."
"Can one of you artists do a heading for TIPS FROM
TRIESTE?" "Quack word sessions were harried, hurried,
mind-bending, and just plain exhausting sometimes,
but always FUN ! "
Sponsored by Miss Beck and edited by Joyce Webb and
Barb Toepke, Quack reached its goal many times--
pleasing its readers.