David Lipscomb High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Posters plastered the hallways constant reminders to students to buy their yearbooks. ln early Oc- tober members of the Mizpah staff presented a skit, 'Connie Conehead Buys a Mizpah' after chapel. Soon the number of books sold far ex- ceeded the number required to ha ve an annual. 'ln a year of renewal', the theme 'New Directions ' seemed particular- ly fitting for the book. Production was soon underway in the new jour- nalism class supervised by Miss Lisa Reynolds. Speakers were frequently invited to lecture on such topics as layout, copy, and photography. An all day excursion to Clarksville ena- bled the journalism classes to visit Josten's American Yearbook Com- pany. There they witnessed first- hand the process by which a year- book is printed. Struggling to present a semblance of order to the outside world, the staff sometimes succumbed to bouts of zaniness. However, the band soon recovered and continued toward The Deadline. Although the struggle often involved the burning of midnight oil, each deadline was mel. Packaging the memories of the student body was the task underta- ken by the Mizpah Staff. Their goal was to capture the many moods of the faculty and the students so that they might be enjoyed in coming years. clubs X2 7

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ang S - Y 'sew K ---- A 2- iexf-Sag Wildfire was a good word for the news at Lipscomb during the l977- 78 school year. Everything from the latest wrestling match to the elec- tion of the Homecoming Queen to a group of Girl Scouts presenting a donation to President Collins for the new high school gymnasium filled the minds and conversations of the students. But the news did , 1' A My , -iff ds-sf 1 -ses.. H01 only fill the thoughts of the stu- dents. lt also filled the headlines of the high school newspaper, the Pony Express. Along with eighteen reporters, five photographers, and two car- toonists, Senior Editor Betty Ri- chards and .lunior Editor Caroline Davis presented the news as accur- ately as possible. i J' A cs 5 sg, -.4 J 1 A . A, 5 ,ami 'AQ iqws m 'f'M-ugp- R 91 xihf' -f 'ff 'wk ' 955.13 , ,, . 4: gf sf? . '?h'?f. ei 1 K Those twenty-seven students who worked for the paper lea ve be- hind them only a pile of discarded Pony Expresses stacked in the Pub- lications Office. But for several of the staffers, ahead are new careers and new horizons in the field of journalism. They may count their experience at Lipscomb as the foun- dation for things to come. hx I tk.: ees? g rl'-P?-.igkfi ' ...EQ t, , Z ilkbkfg ,. clubsf29