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Steven Welty
Richard Wendt
Darwin Wernimont
Michael West
Jennifer White

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Kevin Williams
Jeff Wilson
Kenneth Wingender
Doug Wingert
Susan Wohlford

Gary Worthley
Joseph Wortman
Mardra Wright
Tiffany Wyant
Karen Zarl ingo

With so many entries, the staff spent
most of their time reading and discuss-
Trisha Zorgdrager ing. Juniors Kothe Andersen and Regina
Christine Zoucha Moly, Advisor Kim Vawter. and Junior
Kevin Chavez Laura Penney go over materials submit-
ted. (D . Rothfuss)

Creativity at Work

D when it got down to the end,

ECA required its mem- it got hard."
bers to be enrolled in a market-
Only about a fourth of
ing class and M-club was for what was submitted was actu-
those who had earned a sports ally used. In order to decide
letter. Other extra curricular what would be used, everyone
activities such as sports and read each entry and rated it 1-
cheerleading held try-outs. Un- 3, 3 being the best. The maga-
like these clubs and activities, zine was based on the taste of
Literary Magazine had no re- the group.
quirements; it was open to ev- Prizes were given to stu-
eryone. dents for poetry and short
Advisor Kim Vawter felt story. The first prize poetry win-
that this year's club was much ner was Senior Jeanne Hieb for
more interested in poetry and her poem "Don't Slow Down
seemed more intellectual. the Merry-Go-Round." The first
Members, made up of writers or prize short story went to Senior
members from the past, joined Jeff Bivens for "They Stood High
for one main common reason. on a Mountain." A "Unique"
They enjoyed reading creative prize went to Senior Abby Ger-
writing from the student body. loch for "Not Only Gentlemen
The group met every Mon- Prefer Hanes."
day and went over stories and The magazine was recog-
poems submitted. This process nized when it was rated by the
was at times difficult. Junior Re- National Council of Teachers of
gina Moly said, "Making deci- English in May. Results will be re-
sions was sometimes easy, but vealed in September. _/ Literary Magazine 67
-Kim deStwolinski-