Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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STAF Editors Carolyn Gilmvr Bill Summa-rlin Peggy Brooks Brenda Evans Harold Former Miriam Kay Advisors Miss Mary Mc-Cown ls animal work vvvr this easy? TIDINGS We are the Culprits-This is ur Case Carolyn, David, I'ritvl1m-tt, Miriam, Smith, and Edwin-working hurd?? 11' Busimfss Managers Ann Bullard Smith Pruitt Larry Kowalski Edwin Martin Mary Anna l'ritvh1-tt David Wriglll Mr. R. T. Harper 24

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Evaluating the Yellow Jacket BTO's big time operators! There are fifty anrl a half-count them .V Yellow Jacket Stings EDITORIAL RONNIE HILLHOUSE .......... ..... E tlitor ANDY BLAKE .....,.............. Assistant Editor Edwin Martin, Jimmy Clamp, Andy Blake, John Brown, Bill Sum- merlin, Skippy Ruhle, Larry Kowalski, James Creamer, William Drum- mond, Edwin Martin, Robert 0'Brien, Kent Anderson, Will Sullivan, Theo Mattison, Sam Lawrence, Dyrc Sibrans. Lew Glenn, Francis Fant, Dicky Rice, Kenny Allison, Bill File, Dan Watt, Wesley Pruitt, Donald Kay, Terry Pettit, Mike Wilson, John Brown, Doug McDougald. BUSINESS BUCK SMITH . . . ............. Business Manager PETE WILLIAMS ,........... Assistant Business Manager Lawrence Yeargin, Douglas Brown, Jerry Shaw, Steve Casey, Andy Dawes, Buster Meeks, Sam Earle, Charles Wilson, Terry Brooks, Dan Kay, Hubert Eaker, Bob Williams. Lyonel Gilmer, Raymond Hix, Jerry Cheek., Joe Sneed, Ted Owens, Douglas Little, Rowland Hawthorne, Dickey McCoy, Tommy Roberts, John Farr. These are the boys who publish The Yellow Jackal, Boys' High newspaper. once a month or whenever they get the money and in- clination to do so. The Yellow locket is the only high school news- paper of which copies are given to the students free, and it is prac- tically the only high school paper with a gossip column. For this, the staff is unlnercifully persecuted throughout the year. The most sought after chore on the staii is going to Hanna and Junior High each month to sell the Y. J. Becoming a member of the elite society who have made this trip is the avowed purpose of each person on the staff. The business staff members must sell. sell, sell ads until he drops to get to go to Hanna High. The editorial staff members must write. write. and write. These two activities of the Y. J. are the main ones. 26