Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL)

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I ' -'. F' X e A ' 1' A Ali lil I n t- ' 1? v? ' i i I Third Row: Mr. Shelton, Kay Hamscher, Julie Enders, Sandra Cohen, Joan MacMahon, Judy Holt, Janie Davidson, Ann Wilson, Marilyn Field, Judy Whitaker, Penny Brennan, Elaine Vick, Helen Runkle. Second Row: Marilyn Knowles, Carol Smith, Beth Goodwin, Dick Baggett, Anne Booke, Francis CoFfey, Mary Sempepos, Judy Canaday, i Sandy Arnold, Ginger Cooper. First Row: Connie Whitehurst, Nils Olsen, Faye Rimes, Steve Topol, Joan Altenhoft, n Dikiio Brinson, Robert Forsman, Dan Evans, John Justice, Danny Hartwein, Mary Weber, Mary Ervin. J muhis hgadache -the news is the news, is the news- - Realizing the need for a newspaper that iii would be an asset to the school as well as one that the student body would accept and read, the 1954-55 Green and White, endowed with spirit, and newfound iournalism knowledge, and blessed with a hard working staff, suc- ceeded in publishing an outstanding school paper which regenerated the interest of all. With a completely revised format, and by articles gradually increasing in quality and quantity, the Green and White was able to achieve city, state and national publicity by being awarded high rating honors in tourneys conducted by press associations. The newspaper, this year, was also fortunate in having a complete photo laboratory at the school, which enabled it to print exclusive pictures ot students and school activities at Dan McCarty High. One ot the highlights of the year, was the fourteen page special Turkey Day Edition, the Steve Topol, Editor largest Green and White in the school history.

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Slllllliii 251 A. Terry, Secretary, B. Bryan, Vice-President, Mrs. Davidson, Sponsor, E. Bailey, President, H. Haskew, Treasurer, M. McKinley, Chaplain, M. Mims, Parliamentarian. Standing: C. Smith, M. Kite, A. Evers, B. Lloyd, D. Fee, J. Mes- sec, W. Goins. The Student Council is an organization composed of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. The members of the Council are elected by their respective classes. The purpose of this organization shall be as follows: UD To encourage at all times the proper democratic attitudes in our school. l2j To co-operate with the administration in improving the operation of the school. 13, To recommend to the administration any policies or procedures which will tend to increase the etticiency of our school. 70