Aiken High School - Hornet Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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5 HOR ET O all wb jim Purcell, Plzotograplzerq Linda Sue Howard, Edi- torg Diane Vander Voort, Activities lfzlitorg Brian Murphy, Sports Ezlitorg Lynn Biggs, Ass-istrlrit Sports lfrlitor, survey the campus for pieturc taking. E-..,., if ,...f Linda Leifermann, Art Editorg jim Fuchs, Copy Etiiturg Patsy Chapoton, Assistlllit Copy Ecliturg Dee Chandler, As.s'i.strlrit Editor, prepare to type copy. On a cold, rainy Saturday evening two days after the Homecoming football game many students were seen dashing from cars to the gym in order to attend the first HORNET Homecoming Dance ever held at Aiken High School. To carry out the theme, the decorat- ing committee used green and white stream- ers with a huge paper football, which was placed on the portable stage. Later the Home- coming Queen and her court were introduced -Q it' ' x jo 4 7,,,,.,-c uf x X as they burst through the football and were led in the grand march by the senior football players. The rest of the students joined in this grand march, and then they all enjoyed more dancing and refreshments. Not all nights were dancing nights for the llOliNli'l' Staflg but they did cool off during the hot sweltering days of August, as they en- joyed refreshments at one anotherls homes while working on a theme for the ,56 llonxirr. isybil Nh-Neil liusim'.sx .Vumaurr M I --.1 . t, , .-...., km t A - . Q O

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Q ILL AN CROLL Wy' Q vf. -Q V55 VI Left to Right: Brian Murphy. Miss Barlow, Adviser, Ruth XYorlcy. Sylmil SIL-N1-il. Dizule Vander Yoort. lillllly Parker. Donna I,lll'klS, Loretta Plott. Lucy Sloan. Dcc Clnzuncllcr. Nliss FIXIIIZUII. NlIl'fSl'I', Linda Sue llowurcl. 1- J i an Uh H 1 Loretta Plott. LAlC'C-1Jl'l'.S'i!1L'l1f. and Sybil ML-Neil. DFL'-S'fdL'I1f, posc for the llonxzr photographer Emily Parker. .s'cr'rctury-treasurer. was absent when picture was taken. I9 Quill and Scroll is un honor- ary organization which strives to uphold the best in any fielcl of journalistic cncleuvor. Th i s includes editing ll n cl business lllllllilglllg as wt-Il as newspaper auul yearbook copywriting. The requirements for mem- lmersliip in Quill uncl Scroll ure tliut cunclidates be eitlier juniors or seniors ranking in the upper one-third of their class. be mem- bers of il recognized publication. and perform duties on that publication in ll cornrnendable manner. The organization was uclvisecl by Nliss Mary Lou Barlow. acl- viscr of the HIDIINIAIT, :incl Miss Elaine Franzen. adviser of Hi- Times.

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Linda Sue Howard Ifdilor These summer meetings proved to he a great advantage. hecause it was revealed later that the animal was developing two months ahead of its planned schedule. This left more time for soliciting ads as the days grew crowded with home work and other school activities. NYithin the next few months pictures were taken. copy was written and proof read, the suhscription drive was ended. and the old year progressed rapidly to a close. Miss Hor- net contestants were chosen along with Slay Emily Parker, CIa.s:s- Editorg Faye Thornton, Junior Class Eclitorg jack Urhan, Freshman Class Ellifllfg md Nlary Virginia YVahl, Sophomore Class Editor, search for new ideas. x Queen and Class Sponsors. who are presented in the feature section. .Ns the hook was nearing completion. many meetings were held in order to arrange the pictures with the correct copy. XVith pride the staff sent the finished dummy to the print- ers. and when the 1956 HOBNET returned. the staffs adviser. Nliss Nlary Lou Barlow, and every staff memher had the satisfaction of knowing that each page had been com- pleted with Ckll'C. ' 4 Bo Coward, Advertising .Vanagerg Sybil 5ICNf,1l Business Managerg and Beverly jones, Subscription Manager, get advice on the ad section from Xlnss Mary Lou Barlow, Adviser.