Murrah High School - Resume Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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EE EE EH iii li EE Windy City Hosts NSPA Delegates Representatives trom the Hoofbeuf and Resume statts ioined with dele- gates from Central and Provine to travel to the National Scholastic Press Association. The students spent the Thanksgiving holidays attending semi- nars on various phases ot high school iournalism, touring Chicago, and en- ioying performances by Henry Mancini and the New Christy lvlinstrels. The convention introduced the newest developments in photo-journalism' and presented lectures concerning modern methods ot literary publication. This is the Windy City-dynamo ot industry, heart ot the Midwest, City of the Big Shoulders. And these are two ot lvlurrah's delegates-j Sherry Edwards and Kathy McKinnon, showing the results ot tour days in the bustling city.

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Legislators Attend Mock Congresses ln December Murrah's delegation to the State Youth Congress began its campaign tor Speaker ot the l-louse. Joe Davis and Bill Norton presented nomination and campaign speeches tor Murrah, supported by Mary Helen Nader, William Richardson, and Margaret Atkinson. In a similar meeting, Coker Palmer served as Clerk-ot-the-House at Hi-Y Legislature and Charlton Jones was elected Speaker tor 1965.