Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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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

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As thc stall' hoc-onies a part of the annual. the annual also grows to hc' something of the Stzlfff lfdwin stands hchind every pictureg lirvnda and Pvggy made good svcrvtariesg David. Nlirimn. and l'ritm-hm-ttis nimhle hngvrs fix doing il necessary joh at the lfllPtNl'llK'I'1 Ann and Smith do more than hundlf- money: Harold is ncwr at a loss for an idea: liarryis smile oftvn sniooths thx' way: Carolyn and Bill arc- CVt'l'fWl1l'I'8 and ewetythillg. And so this hook conws to life. a hook which is a hound xcrsion of a yearis school life. hearing you tidings of l956. Q J' ' E :,1. . ,,..p,..1.m0f:l.f-sf.. A ' ft ft J t 6 WZ? J wi LV Lnffifipffi 7 yfyikvall ?!V Harold, Ann, Pa-ggy, Larry, Brenda, and Bill in a rare picture. T'hey're- sitting still. 25

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Hannasgals Buzz The eternal deadline! Once a month Hallfmsgals stalls donate lllood. sweat. headaches. and midnight oil to the eauseg that of delivering the tattered hut completed lay-out sheets and copy to the printers. But all is not work in this organizationg for instance. there are the trips to Boy si High and McCants, Junior High to sell papers. And oh those trips! Through snooping around the oflice to dig up scoops and pester- ing Mr .Sandlin and Miss Nleflown for excuses, the Hrznnasgals staff managed to put out nine papers. Each one represented the news and the interesting personalities of Hanna High. The Hrznnasgrzls play ed hostess to the State Scholastic Press As- sociation Convention. After finding homes for four hundred dele- gates. everyone enjoyed the week-end round of meetings, workshops, and the lianquct and dance. S T A I9 F JAN BOL'l '....... ...,., , , . . . Erlimr ALBERTA THOMPSON , . . . Business Manager MISS MARY Mc-GOWN and MISS BETTY CALLAIIAM . . , Faculty Advisors Alice Gamble, Palsy Littlefield, Charlotte Simpson, Libby Ann Dillard, Ann Fretwell, Margaret Fowler, Ann Palmer, Lynda Bagwell, Linda Blessing, Molly Grant, ,lane f:illIl0l', Elizabeth Belcher, Mary Burgess, Lindy Johnson, ,lane Harper, Alice Holmes, Mary Ann McLean, Lynn Porter, Maria Bard, Carolyn lligginbotham, Nancy Mellurley, Linda Dickson, Linda Fowler, Marcia Martin, Pat McLeod, Louise Sadler, ,lean Drake, Betty Majeski, Lyn Collins, Marion Parker, Lucia Powell, Judy Camp, Emeline Little, Mareeille Ballentine. Pleased with this issue? . Miss Mcllown, Alberta Thompson. ,lan Boll E I Quiet. journalists nt work Alice, Libby, Miss Cillllllllllll. Charlotte., Palsy Willa rloesn 'I u nrlerstunll? V l 27