Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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At the end of a long hard day of picture-taking, Mrs. Schnabel decides life is really worth living after all! Donna James, Judy Whitley, and Kerry Campbell decide on the best way to do a layout on academics. Aquila Staff Members of the 1966 AQUILA Staff. First row, I. to r.: Tyrone Battle, Phil W. Jones, Carol Slawter, Marie Coltrane, Bar¬ bara Canter, Rondo French, Co-Editor, Bonna Woodard, Mae Kendall, Andy Gottschall, Kerry Campbell, Co-Editor, Bill Harris; second row. Glenda Jones, Linda Webb, Donna James, Sara Larson, Lynn Johnson, Judy Whitley; third row: Steve Howerton, Chris Peer, Linda Holloman, Linda Ramsey, Carol Regan, Phil T. Jones; fourth row: Bobby Johnson, Mark Riley, David Moore, Alan Noel, David Baker, Bob Smith, Mike Jones, Jerry Kidd. (Not pictured: Clay Wilson, Kathy Stanley.)

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A love With New Features And Format Our EAGLE EYE Staff, under the direction of Miss Malinda Lobdell, made giant strides this year. Under an eye-catching new mast head, the words, EAGLE EYE, proclaimed the fact that we once again had a winner. Our paper moved along rapidly with the growth of B.L.S. The addition of several new columns such as, Student of the Issue, Letters to the Editor, and Along the Way with G.A.A., added impetus to the rising popularity of the publication. The Guidance Department sponsored a Name the Column contest which was won by James Hampton. Janet Fitzula, Editor, produced a significant editorial for each edition and the members of the staff were impressive in their teamsmanship. A typewriter and a Polaroid camera made news¬ paper publishing easier, and on the scene re¬ porting was enhanced by on the scene pictures. Eagle Eye photographer captures door decoration crew. Bobby Eisenhower takes aim and shoots for the next issue. Each teacher gets a copy of the latest issue. Glenn Bowman makes sure no one is left out. Members of the staff proofread latest galleys and compare with other issues. 63

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Andy Gottschall, Bill Harris and Mae Ken¬ dall work on the Jun¬ ior section for the first deadline. Works Long, Hard To Produce Winner David Moore becomes a clock watcher as he waits for the film to develop. Excitement filled the editorial room of AQUILA . . . our ' 65 edition was a winner! After plans had been formulated, we were sure that our ' 66 edition would be even better! Editors Ronda French and Kerry Campbell strived diligently to keep things moving toward each deadline. As harried staff members were hounded for superior copy, creative layout design, and ap¬ pealing headlines, equally harrassed editors tried to keep one jump ahead of the demands of our advisor. Constantly faced with money problems, picture woes, and copy editing, there was never enough time . . . never enough time! Linda Holloman tells typists Lee Edwards and Alan Noel exactly how she wants her copy typed. 65