Seaman High School - Seaman Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Shove, Tarwater, Brackett, Kirkwood, Woodrow, Ferguson, Everett, Jacobs, McKay, Schafer Steve Pachosa pauses for a moment to read the John Shove waits patiently to make another sale. latest edition of the Clipper. ' 'Wa 1

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. i i 1, 1 Q ze. CLIPPER FOR THE FIRST time in Seaman's history, TI-IE CLIPPER was printed in Rossville, rather than typed here at Seaman. First year journalism students were responsible for the feature section of TI-IE CLIPPER, the entire final edition of the paper, and a Seaman course cat- alog.' Ai. john Shove, Steve Kirkwood, and Alice Ferguson concentrate on laying out the paper. i Y l i 'Q xv-X SUN! Susan McKay, editor, Mr. Mount, advisor, and Judy Brackett, assistant editor, discuss the feature article in Tl-IE CLIPPER. -ff W ,,,,pnuv, ifwavmmnh Bates, Milliken, Mount, Pachosa, and Parks. THE SECOND year journalism class, under the supervision of-Mr. james Mount, was respon- sible for the publication of the Seaman paper, TI-IE CLIPPER, which was expanded to eight pages this year. The Staff Worked diligently to keep the student body informed of important events . Q

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BANK UNDER Tl-IE direction of Miss Eunice Ward Seaman students operate and maintain a successful bank offering banking facilities to all students and faculty members . During fourth hour each school day patrons may open a checking account, invest in stocks, or obtain a loan. I Neil Warner operates the calculator in banking class. Miss Ward gives jerry Glasgow some in- structions about the books. OFFICERS President ....... jerry Glasgow Sponsor ..... ...... M iss Ward Co-Sponsor ..... Mrs. Woodburn Kent Blodgett, Viola Jones, Neil Warner, and Kathy Morris conduct business under the supervision of Miss Ward. 32