Avondale High School - Plume Yearbook (Avondale Estates, GA)

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Preparing for The big annuai sales The sales mount -.a 'W lf? Q, . ...K N, 'ALW- lf' -AQ' . siv- Organizing sporis pictures I 959 AVON U ES STAFF SUSAN SPAI-Ill!-IR . . Editor-in-Chief PAUL ERTEI. . . Associate Editor ANN LANCMLIR . . Business Manager JACK STEVENS . . Plzolography Editor ANN CARR!-ITT . . . . Art Editor GAIL STARLINC . . . Assistant LEISA POWELL 'Z DANNY COLRSEY T . . . Senior Editors NIARCARET COLMER . . Organization Editor NIARIE STARR 2 JIMMY OTT S . . . Assistants JOHN KLJEHN .... . Circulation Editor MARX' HELEN JOHNSON 2, A .L t LISA REYNOLDS S ' ' Sm an 5 KIT BELL E . SUQIE MM, Q . . . Sports Editors A l JOHNNY l LETc:11ER . . Assistant waist, gi: 512115 , PES. 'W 1.4, ,N , 51291 ' Wfasf, ,A1 F A 7 A Es. Q my A Drawing up the club pages ll .g ,........A ' ik ab Q Planning publicity

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ANNUAL STAFF ltis dH?CHd0dVOf ofewery yearhook Mad toinake its product the best, and the l959 AVONUES staff is no exception. No one except a nienilier ol' this staff could possibly know the countless hours of hard, earn- est work that go into the preparation of a school an- nual for puhlnwuion. 'There are ads and subscrip- tions to he sold, pictures to he made, copy to he Writ- ten,and pagcsto herianned and drauir Themeare but a few of the many details that must he completed before sending die hook to the prhner. llufpurpose ofar1annualcn'yearhook B uipresent in picture and ctnnrnent a hrief history of the school year. Tliereforc itis a very essential pail of schocd life. Seniors begin work on Special Features Will there be enough pictures? Page 109 complete!

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ELL: fffs- STA The Blue Star is a non-profit organization that publishes a monthly newspaper, the Blue Star, for the enjoyment and enrichment of the students and faculty. The staff meets everyday and makes plans for the forth- coming issue of the paper. All members learn the me- chanics of writing, editing. financing and planning a publi- cation. Everyone receives practical experience through in- terviews, story coverage and trips to the printer. Our Blue Star Staff is a member of the Columbia, Geor- gia, and the Atlanta Press Associations. They have re- ceived numerous awards for outstanding work in the area of high school publications. During the past year, the paper has presented editorials on many topics of interest including honesty in the school, prevention and care of tuberculosis, and membership in sororities and fraternities. At Yalentine's, the staff sponsored a Cupidis Messenger Service. The staff is led by Marti Lindsey and Joan Fisher and is sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Calhoon. Avondale Estates, Georgia MEMBER OF GEORGIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS AND THE COI,l'Nl'Bl,-X INIYERSITY PRESS ASSOCIATION Mum LIXDSEY ........ . . Editor-in-Chief JOAN FISHER . . . . Associate Editor JIM GILES . . . . Business Manager Roseau HENRY . . . . Cartoonist BTIKE Cmxvnxs . . Sports Editor GERRY WTILLIANIS . . Feature Editor EDDY BRUCE . . . . . Photographer BONNIE HILI.zc.as ....... . Exchange Editor Staff Writers: Sue Billiard. Sandy Bridges. Sharon De- I.oach. Carol Ucarwcnt. Charlotte Elliot. Deanne Gideon, Suzanne Ke-lly, Carol Walters, Barry Hurford, Burgess Cooke, Ken William, Dan Sirmans, Tim Cline. 4' if T ' Two members of the staff proudly distribute the new Issue Time-out for a break!