Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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MONARCH .. . FRONT ROW: D- Reed. C. MONT- Williams. BACK ROW: B. Lee, B. Mast, K. Delaney, Winters g0m6fY, D- MOMQOFTIBYY, J- BOWYGF, B- BECK W- Williams, L. Metcalf, S. Wilson, D. Neuron, C. New publisher helps give Monarch new look Jenny Bowyer can attest to how hard it is to lj ag ,L 'V V 1 choose pictures for u layout. RIGHT: As sports 1, - A editor, Steve Wilson carefully compiles informa- g . Q Q tion for scoreboarcls. i 22

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NHS . . . FRONT ROW: N. Harris, R. Gordon, L. Minnick, Secretary, G. Stephenson, President, T. Spence, Vice President, P. Downhour, Treasurer, S. Roberts, R. Cree. SECOND ROW: P. Parsley, C. Moore, N. Fiedler, E. Morgan, M. Goff, D. Martin, J. Salsbery, M. Zimmerman, Mr. G. Akers. THIRD ROW: C. Robertson, R. Newburn, R. Spall, D. Lyons, T. Downham, H. Miller, S. Wil- son, W. Burkhart. Proiects boost service, pride, and profits Wasting no time, Student Council members began working on proiects with o determination to succeed. Dollars made from selling apples were used for the formation of newer and better proiects. Spirit was promoted when students purchased sweatshirts and windbreakers bearing the school title. Close cooperation with the En- glish department helped to produce a student directory and a students' writ- ings magazine. A busy year was in view as National Honor Society members mapped out plans for the school term. Included were activities such as a Madrigal Din- 21 ner at Indiana University and several well-presented movies, plays, and con- certs. The dawning of Awards Day brought forth the induction of new members to replace graduating se- niors. Ending the year's activities was the formal initiation for new members.

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Courier Search for Truth leads to heated controversies Typing, correcting stencils, editing-every issue of relief for editor Mary Cook. of the paper brings both headaches and a sense Something new something dif- ferent became the goal of Monarch staff members in 1970. Opinions dif- fered and tempers flared as students worked feverishly to meet oncoming deadlines. Days of leisure were few and far between for these students. Misplaced pictures, typeographical errors, and a broken strobe were among the many hinderances of the year. A strong will and patience enabled staff members to overcome these obstacles and strive to produce a better-than-ever yearbook. Also trying to achieve a new look were the staff members of the Kings' Courier. Keeping the students informed was the overall purpose of the Courier. Various opinions were voiced through editorials and made students and fac- ulty members sit up and take notice of what was happening in the school, as well as in the community. COURIER . .. FRONT ROW: D. Montgomery, R. OND ROW: S. Jackson, D. Spall, S. Jacobs, M. K. Woolever, T. Spence, P. Guy, T. Freeman, T. Gordon, M. Cook, S. Jackson, W. Burkhart. SEC- Foreman, S. Jamerson, P. Dixon. THIRD ROW: Sixby, J. Woolever, N. Martin.