Conway High School - Mirror Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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students with complete coverage of news In order to learn first-hand the operation of a press, members of the editorial staff, Sherry Robbins, Ann Cox, Alice Jordan, Connie Solomon, Harriet Wall, Nevitte Clark, and Gordon Harper visit the Field Publishing Company. l l l Business Staff Personnel Peggy Goff, Peggy Johnston, Spiky Metts, Sylvia Jo McKellar, and Barbara James show delight over the advertising space just sold Johnson Cotton Company. 39

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n Editor Ann Cox and Business Manager Spiky Metts look wer a recent issue of the Inkling. Sxciting issues of flnfiling provide Producing a newspaper which provides entertaining reading and at the same time presents an overall picture of the school is the aim of the Inkling. Valuable experience is provided stu- dents on the staff who expect to someday enter the field of journalism as a profession. Issues of the paper are entered in competition with other school papers throughout the state and nation for judging and journalism awards. Moving day, generally dreaded by all, was a joyous occasion for the Inkling. With the help of the Student Council and the shop, new quarters were built in the basement. A divided room, providing space for classroom and laboratory work, with cab- inets for filing, bulletin boards lining the walls, and individual desks for editors called for a celebration and open house was held on December 18. Reporters Rosamund Floyd, Tom Bourne, Jimmie Rogers, Edward Apple- white, and Sylvia Jo McKellar compile news for the next Inkling. 38

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Diversified education creates responsibility and dependability E p Preparation of a merchandise manual, :Z I Q public speaking, job application, and window- Z'-3: i judging are some of the activities in which D. E. Club members are required to partici- pate. Striving ever to develop leadership and to create an abiding interest in chosen oc- cupations are the main aims of the club. By participating in these various activities, members develop a feeling of responsibility to society, and a sense of belonging to the world around them. get , i, mf, 115' at 'i sam - officer-S Angie Dell Edge, Esther i Branton, Jennie Sue Rabon, and Dru- cilla Capps are responsible for the successful year which the club en- joyed. Girls are shown arranging merchandise on counters of a local store. By actually working part-time and on holidays they become better prepared for employment after graduation. 'l' 5 X I . ,i at . O Qi 'Nl K l ' it S Lil ' f fi' 1 Q if ,L Students watch an experienced s A , meat cutter while he explains the V X, various cuts and prices of beef. l 1 ' E riff 'H t. i . ,V Q I, F if I J i ' ' l f ' 1- a,.i gwiiffiv' 'I me nt '1 'i rw5-Z'g43jw+ W i 40