Pryor Scrapbook Clippings, 1945-2000

Dr. Joe Pryor, Anna~lle Cibner and Sandy Petit Jean collected at the ACPA meeting Childers admire some of the trophies the 196Z Tuesday An elated Annabelle Climer, filling in for last year's yearbook editor Doris Barrett, accepted top state and national yearbook h01b.– ors for Harding's 1961~62 Petit Jean at Arkansas Collegiate Press .\ssociation ceremonies in Hot Springs Tuesday. Miss Barrett, who is now teach,. ing in Crowley's Ridge Academy :n Paragould, was unable to be there. She is the third · conse~ ~ive editor to have "her book" judged All American, the highest ·ating given by the Associated ;ollegiate Press at the Univer– sity of Minnesota. General Excellence Award In · statewide competition, the book took first place honors in ill four yea.rboQk divisions which insured it of the third General Excellence Award, highest state honor,. in as many years. Books are rated according to photo– cp-aphy, tYPography and layout, editorial content and editorial planning. Closest contender to Harding'a Petit Jean was Arkansas Poly– tech:1uc College's Agricola, which ·'received its first All American rating. The book also took se– cond place honors in typography and layout and editorial content <.md third place for photography and ·editorial planning. · All American Judge ·This year, All American judg– ing was done QY Mrs. Fran Flit– ton Compton. The 1961-62 Petit Jean compiled more points than either of Harding's previous All American books. Commenting on its qualities, Mrs. Compton wrote, "What a pleasure to r_ead and see a book so thoughtfully ex– ecuted. Congratulations and keep up the good work." Mrs. Compton, a long-time ACP judge, is reported to be "ofte ol the best." She is...,.fot::zuer ~ of the ma«azine Scholath! r.aftor. Jerry At~son, now attending Harding Graduate School of Bible and Religion in Memphis was business manager of last year's book. Lucrecia Sheets was layout editor, Vernon Tyree, photo- , grapher, Janet Pace, photographic editor and Donna Knapp, caption ~~ copy editor. Newspaper Program I The ACPA meeting was held at · the Velda Rose Motel. The pro– gram for newspaper people in– cluded a talk by Alan Gilbert of the Northwest Arkansas Times on "Today's Newspaper," a work– shop for newspaper people by William Good of the University of Arkansas on "Make-up and Layout," a luncheon talk by Gene Herrington, manager editor of the i Arkansas Democrat on "Today's Journalist," and an afternoon workshop on ''F e a t u r e s and 1 Photography," by Maurice Moore, state editor of the Democrat t • Don Schaefer of the Hurley Printing Company stresaed make- . up and picture layout in the year. book in ~e morning. A '·"Twenty Questions" session was held for J yearbook .people m the afternoon. PJ Representatives Dr. Joe · Pryor, yearbook spon– sor, accompanied thirteen Petit Jean representatives to the meet. Students attending were Anna– belle Climer, editor, Travis Ste– wa;t, busine_ss manager, Sandy Childers, assistant editor., Leigh– ton Waters, assistant business manager, Jenette .Buchanan, lay– out editor, Donna Knapp, caption and copy editor, David Burks, photographer, Harriet Herrington academic editor, Carolyn Illadky 1 student life editor, Barbara Boaz 1 organizations editor and Flor~ ence Klemm, social clubs editor. Bison sponsor Neil Cope also attended along with Bison repre– \ sentatives' Marilyn Horvath, Lar- l ry Scroggs, Jack Ford, Chris Dean and Judy Evans. • ✓