Smith Cotton High School - Archives Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

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l BILL BARBER RUTH ANN YUNKER CARL BARBOUR Business Manager Editor-in-chief Advertising Manager ARCHIVES STAFF It is impossible to describe briefly the work that went into the making of this, your '48 Archives. Looking back, we feel that countless hours were spent in planning, worrying, measuring, writing, rewriting, hoping. What we first considered minor details assumed gigantic proportions in our befuddled brains, and we soon learned that nothing was insignificant - every part of our work was, in one way or another, important to the success of this book. We also learned that the position of each of us on the staff was in no way limiting-the business man- ager wrote an article, the senior associate editor helped draw up the advertising section, the advertising man- ager furnished cokes, the class editor took over the snap shot pages, all the boys carried typewriters, all the girls pasted pictures, the editor went crazy, and the sponsor graded English papers. We would find it difficult to answer the question, What was your hardest job? Each new task seemed as bad as, or worse tln, the last - from planning the budget and making the money to cover it, mounting pictures, collecting write-ups Cespecially from the Spizj to our final problem of transfomiing our efforts into tangible material for engraver and printer. On the other hand, our most pleasant job would be easy to choose - that of handing to each of you the finished product. . We wish that we, like other organizations, could systematically list our activities, our achievements, and our aims, but everything we could say is already here in some form. We, the staff, are a cross-section of you, the student body, since our membership represents virtually every organization, every activity, every viewpoint in Smith-Cotton. Our purpose is to give you a permanent record of your life here, that you may always remember not the classes or the homework, but those extras which lent interest and entertain- ment. If we have succeeded in this, then our purpose as a staff has been fulfilled. Page 5

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Page 4 Editor-lu-Chief ..,... Assoeiate Editors Business Manager is Assistant .............,iV.... Advertising Manager Assistant .,,.....,,.......... Activity Editor .,.... Art Editor .4..... Atliletie Editor ..s,.i Class Editor ...,s. Feature Editor ,..,,r Tvpists ...,..,.,..,. Sponsor .....,. ARCHIVES STAFF Rutli Ann Yunlcer Anita Isgur blargie lX'leLauglilin Bill Barber Bill lfunkliouscr Carl Barbour A. I. Campbell Beryl Evans Charla Edwards Marvin Harrigan Delta Dunkin Rutli Ann Keuper Ieannine Iones Vivian lXIeAtee Ilene VVagner Mrs. Tlielina Cook

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if 1 -. 1 L' K Q D D x lil Page 6 ENIITH-EUTTUN HIGH 5lJHUlll Seclalia, Missouri Knowledge is the lamp that lights 11131178 path to God