Circle High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Towanda, KS)

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T-BIRD staff visits Iosten'sg BIRDSEYE completes nine issues T-BIRD STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Gold- Karen Winzer, Greg I-Ienrie. Not pictured: Lori smith, Linda Bowen, Linda Henn, Criss Rickeiv Pierce, C. T. Morris, Pam Wood, Gwen Baker. son, Mrs. Cindy Kinder, advisor, Pam McLean, Pg. 90. 2. Pam Wood, Linda Bowen and Mrs. Cindy Kinder are setting up the table where the stu- dents can vote for the Ugly Face contest. Mrs. jan Hoop, with the ugliest face, took first place for the seniors. Pg. 91. 1. Berry Smith, Mike Dunham, and Tom Banwart are discussing an article that will ap- pear in the BIRDSEYE. 2. Sheri Erhardt looks as if she has worked very hard to write her story for the paper.

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Impromptu what?. . .How much time is left?. . .I agree with that. . .My speech doem't make sense. . . Did you qualify for the state tournament?. . . The speech and debatebrgan- izations have seen the start of sev- eral new programs along with the expansion of previously existing programs. This was the first suc- cessful year that Circle particip- ated in debate with the first Circle debate tournament held. The forensics team entered S invitational tournaments and won third place at the Circle Invitational. Mike Dunham, Cindy Part- ridge, Gregg Woodall, Brad Den- ton, Bob Nellans and Candy Payne placed in individual tournaments and qualified for the state tournament. Over 40 students participated in speech and debate activities while 15 students were awarded membership in the National For- ensics League. Q 3 km A scene from Harvey . LEFT TO RIGHT5 Mary Lou Prichard, Cindy Partridge, Bob Nellans, Greg Row- land, Dan Johnston, Sheri Erhardt. DEBATE: SITTING: Craig Hole, Monica Dutton, ton, Bryan Wheeler. STANDING: Dan Johnston, Bob Nellans, Mike Goldsmith, Kevin Penning- Mike Kilgore, sponsorg Gregg Woodall. 5 1

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I don't want to write copy to- day. . . When is our next deadline? . . . Who is going to put the head- lines on?. . . Please pass the stapler on down my way?. . . Who is typing the final copy?. . . Sit on it, Greg . . .Did we get any proofs back today?. . . Where's my picture? They've got the measurements backward. . . The T-Bird and BIRDSEYE staffs worked diligently to com- plete the annual and publish nine newspapers. Chosen as the T- Bird editor was Criss Rickerson. Karen Henry and Berry Smith were co- 4, editors of the BIRDSEYE. ' Three T-Bird students attended a workshop during the summer, , ,I accompanied by Mrs. Cindy Kind- ,,.,'i55L mf er, advisor. Five BIRDSEYE staff- QQ 5 ers attended workshops at Linds- borg and McPherson. N The T-Bird staff made a trip N to Topeka to tour josten's Yearbook lffhjly 'Q',,f5 w, ' , ' lf Company. There they saw how a V, , 4 ,- .' 1- 1 X 3- J, 3 my yearbook was made. wyxgfff ggi: ' N i' Ni ,hw y 4 Y v ii i, w h at 'irl mi R ly ll : . f I l Lori Howrey, Tom Banwart, Theresa Engels. LaDonna Kemp, Bryan Wheeler. Not pictured: SECOND ROW: Linda Cerney, Sonja Riddle, Judy Sheri Erhardt, Rhonda Hummel. Walker, Mary Lou Prichard, Sue Graham. THIRD I ... BIRDSEYE STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: ROW: L.D. McGinnis, Berry Smith, Karen Henry, lnil