Pomonkey High School - Roaring Tiger Yearbook (Indian Head, MD)

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What is ROARING TIGER? . . . It is hours of planning, sketching, writing and picture taking . . . It is long distance calls and airplane flights to Hannibal, Missouri. It is talks with specialists and readings from national press as- sociations . . . What is ROARING TIGER? . . . lt is typing and mailing copy with photographs. It is layout and page proofs. lt is a factory with hundreds of people and costly machinery. It is many, many patrons and business firms . . . . ROARING TIGER! ! It is sleepless nights and evenings after school cooperatively compiling a memorable record of a school year . . . All of this has produced 1958 ROAR- ING TIGER . . . P! gf' Q Top right shows the make-up staff wading through yards of ideas and rules. Gladys Thompson, second from right, who confers with Mr. King, is in charge of this phase of yearbook planning. . .Original copy for our annual was supplied by Harriett Datcher and Alfred Milstead seen at left and center in the second photograph, Here, the editor observes while Alfred turns over efforts to Rosella Slater. . .Marie Onley, Gladys Thompson, Fern Wood and Ann Slater go over the finances of Roaring Tiger in the photograph at right. I

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, 'rx' 4 .go. vi J fa f if f, ffl 6. I f 'Ls.4sats i Q I9 8 Roaring Tiger In the photographs on these two pages, Roaring Tiger has attempted to capture the staff in action. At top, we see Barbara Harris, Editor, giving special instructions at the beginning of a staff meeting. In the large scene, the entire staff poses on the back steps just to prove that it is photogenic in addition to being competent. At left, Rosella Slater and her fellow typists prepare copy for Hannibal, Missouri.

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4-H Club The 4-H Club is designed to help girls become more efficient in the home, school and com- munity through development of desirable attitudes and intelligent understanding of family life, citizenship, leadership, home- making and personal living. In the left photograph, the chapter members form the club emblem while in the smaller scene are shown the club representatives who appeared in the annual home- coming parade in early November. aa? H41 !'f m W l FTA Teaching Do you have what it takes? At left we see members of The Ralph I Bunche Chapter of the Future Teachers of America as they form a club let ter This organization is composed of prospective teachers who desire to explore the possibilities in this field during high school years.