Central Private School - Confederation Yearbook (Central, LA)

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worker Yearbook lt's been a long, hard year, said Yvette Peevy editor of the 1980 Confederation, and indeed it has. Deadlines came one on top the other, changes in staff and the appointment of a new editor, inexperience in the dark- room and four new members: all this helped hinder the books progress, but it was finally finished. After hard work and coopera- tion by the staff and Mrs. Denise Mitchell, advisor of the Confeder- ation, the book finally came through in the form you see here, the 1980 CONFEDERATION- 100 YOW, Laura Jones, Carmen- Birch Merwyn Varnado Tracie Bourgeois and vette Peevy, Helena Torotrich, Elisabeth Lisa Stephans Elisabeth Newman, copy editor, Mrs. Denise Mitchell, sponsor: Lisa Stephans, Sponsor Denise Mitchell and editor Yvette Peevy discuss layouts for the yearbook. 60 Financial assistant: and Yvette Peevy, Editor. 453 Merwyn Varnado seems to have it all together. Newman, Andy Thames, Denise Mitchell Editor Yvette Peevy worked hard to put Lisa Stephans and her sassy tongue out an enjoyable yearbook. Tracie Bourgeois takes time out for a snack before finishing her layout

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Big Whee One of Mr. Gray's job is making sure all Central Private put this man to work. garbage cans are emptied. Mr. Henson Gray has been the custodian of Central Private for three years. His chores range from stocking the coke machines to keeping the grounds clean. He also entertains the students by wiggling his ears and popping his fingers. The bus drivers are as follows: Susan Warner, Linda Carmena, Gloria Thames, Ann Merrill, Freda McGrew, Mary Lee Buhler, Dorothy Farrar, Barbara Lear, Van Mercier Mrs. Callendar. Not Shown: Mrs. Loraine and Mrs. Hazel Toney.

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Newspaper The Rebel Yell has seen many improvements in the past ten years. Starting off as the Dixie Jubilee under Mrs. Catherine Reames it was only a small mimeographed paper. It is now an eight page printed paper issued by a Journalism staff under Mrs. Mary B. Stancil, staff advisor. Danette McGee, Editor of the Rebel Yell, I enjoy working with the paper, and I think it improves every year. I hope that we can have even a better staff next year and get more people involved. I feel l've learned how to get along with others because of my experience with the Rebel Yell, she said. Mrs. Stancil, staff advisor, also had a comment on the paper, I think the Rebel Yell represents a commendable effort on the part of the Journalism students and staff members to inform student body, parents, and the communi- ty about the school and to build good will for it. Mrs. Stancil has served as staff advisor for four years. Another publication at Central Private is the Southern Journal. The Southern Journal's main goal is to promote student writings and to give them the incentive to write more. Kayla Nowell is the 1980 Southern Journal Editor, along with Charlotte Keating and Jackie Mann as Co-Editors. lt's a lot of work being editor, but it was very enjoyable, and I learned much through the experience. It helped me to see the true value of writing, and I encourage everyone to take out their pens and write more! This was KayIa's comment of serving as editor of the Southern Journal. Top row: Allen Hymel, Tracie Bourgeois, Dana LeTard, Janet Smith, Susie Martinez, and Mrs. Mary B. Stancilg Second row: Melissa Vallet, Lynette Barrow, Lisa Bettis, Emilie Ross, and Mark Case: Third row: Charla Martin, Doug Babin, Laura Jones, and John Lockhart, Bottom: Danette McGee and Kayla Nowell. , . ,. . ,W ,tsa 3? Allen Hymel seems to be concentrating Melissa Vallet in her typical JournaIistic hard on an assignment. Style. Doug Babin-Student advisor, Danette McGee-Editor, Laura Jones-sports editor, and Kayla Nowell-associate editor. These are the officers of the 1980 Rebel Yell.