Central High School - Beacon Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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We like to build a school whose walls ring out Central’s the real thing. seventy—seven

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TEEN PAGE CORRESPONDENT KEEPS CENTRAL HIGH IN THE NEWS Melanie Smith, a junior, served Central High well as the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel Teen— Page Correspondent. | Each Monday aftemoon , Melanie climbed the steps to the newspaper office to report the past week’s happenings at Central High. Melanie’s reportings kept her busy before, during, and after school, but her efforts were re— warded on Friday as her news came off the press in the local newspaper. What’s happening at Central ? Type, type, the deadline is near! “Now, what do you think ?”’ seventy—s1x

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ANNUALS DAF ESHA S Aa US e .yiroA hk: The Annual Staff with a difficult task ahead of them, began early in the Fall of 1971 to begin work on the 72 BEACON With Ronald Campbell serving as Editor, the group collected money, alphabetized names, suggested ideas, took pictures and finally put everything together in time for THE BEACON to go to press. In between taking pic - tures and alphabetizing names, time was taken for a trip to the Journal - Sentinel Newspaper Office and to Editor, Ronald Campbell, looks over the Re) SUED finished product. Assistant Editor, Larry Tobe, works at alphabetized names. Advisers, Mrs. Mirian Loftin, Mrs. Gilda Roumillat and Mr. Sink check layout. seventy—eight