Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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 - LESSONS And how many hours a day did I 2 5 you do lessons? The Mock Tur- tle replied, Ten hours the first '---day, nine the next, and so on. Alice said. What a curious plan! Then the Gryphon ex- plained—“That's why they called them ‘lessons'. 'cause they lessen from day to day.

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The students get the Budget The school gels the fame. The printers gel the money And the staff gets the blame. Front row: Shirley Dodd, reporter, Linda Conner, OMOciatc editor, Solly Six, reporter, Noney Hutton, odv.. Pot Dovit, odv. monoger, Amy Kipp, reporter, Jockic Jobnton, reporter. Second row Bill Morey, odvitor. Morilyn Kipp, o»'t. business mgr., Mory Keys, reporter, Joon Lconhort, business monoger. Pot Tothom, exchonge editor, Coroline Wilbur, reporter, Mory Dcmeritt, odv., Shirley Button, odv.. Morilyn Bomber, photographer. Third row: Mike Getto, oss't. odv. mgr , Bill Pulliam, co-sports editor, Jeanne Speormon, reporter, Donold Roke, reporter, Ed Rucsc, odv., Jomet Jackson, odv Bock row: Dona Leibengood, co-sports editor, Fred Coombs, co-editor, Alden Brownlee, co-editor, Dovid Hill, odv., Ethan Smith, reporter, Bob L'Ecuver, ossociatc editor. ANONYMOUS An ambitious staff of thirty-one juniors and seniors worked earnestly to write stories, get adver- tisements and meet deadlines the past year. The result was a copy of the BUDGET every week. Fred Coombs and Alden Brownlee were elected co-editors. They were ably assisted by Linda Conner and Bob L'Ecuyer, associate editors; Joan Leonhart. business manager, and Marlyn Kipp, assistant. A football “Review and Preview was printed early in the year. A copy was sent to the athletic departments of each school which Lawrence plays and to the sportswriters of several leading newspapers. A brochure on dramatic productions at LMHS and one on the field of science were published later in the year. As a special feature, a Carnival Carousel was printed during the evening of the annual Student Council carnival. This paper, edited by Mary Keys, contained gossip and bits of humor, and was appreci- ated by everyone who attended. Advertising for all the papers was the job of Pat Davis. Mike Getto. and a crew of eight. All the activities of the Journalism class arc under the guidance of Bill Morey, Jour- nalism instructor. Mr. Morey, new to 1.MHS, carried out his task with efficiency and capa- bility. He. along with the dif- ferent staffs, met and conquered every deadline, and were able to keep a smile through it all. RED AND BLACK Carol in Wilbur, buiineu monoger; Shirley Dodd, art «ditor; Solly Six, cdifor-in-chicf, Morilyn Kipp, advertising monoger; Nancy HuHon, ossittont editor. The year book staff was chosen early this fall to carry through plans for the 1950-’51 yearbook. Sally Six. chosen as editor of the yearbook, is backed by Nancy Hutton as assistant editor. With the guid- ance of Bill Morey, these two girls put out one of the most successful annuals in the history of LMHS. Early this fall. Sally chose “Alice in Wonder- land as the theme of the yearbook. Shirley Dodd, art editor of the Red and Black. carried through the theme with copy sketches taken from the original Tenniel drawings. And so, Alice stepped through her looking glass into the wonderland of LMHS. The Red and Black supplement, also under the direction of Sally and Nancy, will be sent out during the summer and will contain many of the Spring activities and graduation pictures. 18

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Lcf»: Bernard Spence ond Nodinc Schwcitzberger set type in printing clast. Right: Harriet Giblcr holds Koth- lecn Saden in a bock angel stand during fourth hour gym class. Left: Gory Glottcock, Joyce Stadcn, Louvhn Siler, Nancy Krimmin- gcr, Ronold Martin, ond Gay- lenc Kennedy copy problems from the blackboard In Miss Irene Smith's Spanish doss. Right: Mr. Don Volliere looks on os his English class works dili- gently on the day's lesson. Right: Working hard to finish their outlines before semester ex- aminations, Ameri- can History students show greot Interest in their work. 20