Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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RIGHT: HERALD sponsors, Mrs. Case and Mrs. Wilson, spent much time helping publish the HERALD. BELOW: Betsy McLeod and Dot Comans, members of Circulation Staff, work hard selling HERALDS. 1 ,Hel Q O I 6, we i!QX'.7l X-E3 Clreulatlon Staff Delivers Herald The HERALD circulation Stall' is composed oi' juniors and seniors who. with their advisors Mrs. Case and Mrs. Wilson, sell many HERALDS. Each member of the staff is responsible for selling tho pai- pers to the rooms in their section when the HERALD is published each month. Circulation members are responsible for making posters to encourage all students to buy il HERALD. They spend much time advertising so everyone at school will be informed of the selling days. 104 t

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,,! uk fa, f,,1: at 'XXX HERALD REPORTERS - FRONT ROW: Mary Cummings, Vicky Mowry, Vicky Frith, Linda Wallcer, Sherlyn Waller. ROW 2: Watson Franks, Sissy Bowers, Debi Stamp, Debby Rimmer, Edith Moore, Lydia Petrus, Charlotte Webb, Janice Harvey, Susan Hazelmeyer, Patsy Murphy, Denise Peters. ROW 3: Charlie Statham, Mike Adley, Larry Mays, Steve Miller, Dave Crawford, Randy Brown, Gene Melton, Jimmy Willis, Pat McDonald, John Dill, C-ary Mayfield. RIGHT: Charlotte Webb interviews Marsha Knight after being elected to the Homecoming Court. Reporters Interview Different People The requirements for becoming a HERALD re- porter inelude being a journalism student and the ability to find news and to write it in an interesting manner. A subject is assigned to each reporter, and his story is approved by the sponsors, Mrs. Case and Mrs. Wilson, before being printed. Reporters on the HERALD Staff have a chance to become editor alter serving for one year. Woodlawn HERALD Reporters help the HER- ALD Editorial Stafl' in getting the paper published and promoting student interest in the school.

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