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avsiiiidwm' ABOVE: Explaining their iobs and positions to her Journalism ll class is Miss Patty Miller, instruc- tor. RIGHT: Scanning school newspapers from around the U.S. in order to get ideas are Vicki Reynolds, feature editor, Ricky Whisenhunt, asst. editorial editor, Cindy Thompson, Club Beats editor, and Scott Hand, editorial editor. BELOW: Typing stories for a deadline are Sheilah Smith, reporter, Dona Hendrix, typist, Vonna Vass, cir- culation editor, and Karen Wester, news editor. Bonner prints color issue Constantly the center of action, Bob- cat Banner staff members reported with professional accuracy subiects of interest to the student body. The first edition of the Banner was a six-page publication, a first for Star- Spencer. To brighten the Christmas holiday, the Christmas issue appeared in green print. With the aid of the Bobcat staff, Banner reporters hosted a Christmas Brunch in honor of the faculty.
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Creating some decorative and unusual Christmas Arr Club officers Mike Gibson, pres., Darryl designs upon the art room door windows are Boyles, v.-pres.p and Sheila Reimers, sec.-trees. s ik.. Linda Raley explains proper stage positions to June Neal, Judy Neal, Shirley Williams, Debbie Carla Walclroup, Theresa Sokolosky, Judith Noble, Holden, and Roy Garoutte. Thespians, Ari Club, Bookworms Stoircose end result of octors' effort Presenting two plays, The Whole Truth and Up The Down Staircase, was the Thespian Society of Star- Spencer. Beginning their year of activities in the auditorium of Roosevelt Junior High were the Bookworms, where they elected their city-wide officers. Meeting the third Monday of each month, Art Club members discussed the display of art proiects in the school library at their annual Art Fair. BELOW LEFT: ART CLUB-Front Row: P. Lewis, N. Reimers, D. Claxton, P. Hayes, R. McKinney, aJ. Orr. Row Two: T. Kaye, R. Epler, D. Griffin, D. Beardslee, E. Ronk, M. Yingling, A. Colbert. Row Three: J. King, M. Knouse, A. Estep, M. Wren. BELOW RIGHT: Going about their various librarian duties are Bookworms P. Weingartner, S. Sanders, L. Levan.
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