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.H , Q 7 Q Q. ' fix., Q, , 1 . , X . 1 . p 0 F A , - ,. . . N -ff lt: lA'l'IPf The 1941 TIPAC Y ln October of 19-LO, a letter came to the school, telling us that the 1940 l,A'l'Il'AC had won Medalist Class. This was the third successive year that our annual had won such an honor from the judges of the Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation. Here again we wish to honor the students, the adxisers, the photog- raphers, the printers, and the engravors because they are the ones that have made such a revord possible. The 1.91140 LATIPAC was tht- produvt of a group ol students that inet as a class, and they had the following ollivers: Eflilor, Hen Lawrenceg l'fllSl'IIt'SS Manager, Bobby lXPWL'UIIllJf , Srrlmol l'l10lograpl1er, ll. K. Witherspoong Husilzess Adviser, Ruth Burdetteg and Xlrlviser, Laura Helen Paschal. ra ffm in .
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R The pictures of the students and the events recorded here bring hack memories of life as we lived it in 1911-1. The annual is divided into five sections: Administration and Faculty, Classes, Organizations, Athletics, and Features.
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As a part of the daily schedule, during second semester, a group of students 1net each day at the last period and worked on the annual. The 1941. LATIPAC is a product of their work. Miss Paschal directed the work of this group. Outside of class Miss Burdette and Henry Kitchen kept books and handled the money which came in from various sources. Once every two weeks groups of students, known as business and literary statins, met as clubs and discussed the plans for the annual. These clubs were made up of 150 students which shows how many were anxious to work on the annual. The merchants of the city helped Hnance the annual by buying advertisement space in the LATIPAC. The names of these merchants may be found in the back of this hook. The students who sold the most space are Doris Smith, Gerry Moore, An Godwin and Mabel Wiggiris. My Lefl to right, battom row: Julia Geiger, Gerry Moore. Mable Wiggins, Mildred Showalter, Doris Smith, Ruby Alleng Second row: Miss Paschal June Fouraker, Celia Rothgeb, Anne Godwin, Marjorie Soar, Margaret Jordan, Dora .lane Garrettg Third row: Betty Ruth Wiiimlm-s, .lean Morris, Carolyn Kenyon, Anne Lineherger, Hilah Wllllfi, Rosalie Fallon, Jane Clark Cheshire, Fourth rout: .l. C. Holland, Dan Green, Ben Armstrong, R. D. Guyton, liilly Ilidena hover, Ben 'IR-rrell, Eugene Wacle, Rolilly Nlurplly. Unphotogruplied: Daphne Dunn. .rf
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