David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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,firstissue of YHBCOURIER. Ads are Qi ,, 'L X il 4 A A, Q. 'EE A f, :xx X, Z ' .1 X , ' , 1 K F 3-' r , x ,f sf V Irxgbh , .LK x. .,,V, -, -,fx 'ik K I .IX XXX V T fi Q5 t'n s r ' Us te, X. X. 1.3 ,' X ix it A, N . J . I gf,-Q g Y g ey. Q , its 'Xa x x, X15 Staff does business The publications business staff begins its work before the school year startst ln July, they begin by getting everything ready. The yearbook contracts are num- bered and stamped, newsletters are preparediffor mailing and the office files are arranged for the next year's ads. . The first of business is the collected and laid out for publi- ction. Then as they are preparing the next issue, these students must also prepare the football programs. Ads must be sold, contracts are to be made and designs for football pro- grams are to be set up. , ln March, the staff begins on year- book ads, Newsletters are sent out and ia few weeks later the staff fol- lows up by calling all the people who received letters. . The yearbook work continues through the rest of the year. The cal- endar forlthe following year is set up at the end of the year also. 1, Mr, H. E. Caldwallder, business advisor, keeps the books and ads in order for publications. 2. Butch Nlarmo, Kathy Merino, SuzannerPitcher and Lisa Rickard make up the .busioessistali 3. Up-on the arrival ofthe 1976-7? yearbook, the business staff wasbusy giving out yea rbooks. :After ten years of service to Crockett Mr. Cadwallader retired teaching this i knew him w l and of us who him dedicated to the standard that 258 facts

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Q Ja 4 r L4 l 5,2 4' - Q v Advertisers support yearbook publication. Although most of the Texan adver- tisers are south Austin businesses, the Texan receives ads from all over the city of Austin. These businesses show their support through their advertisements, and other means. Through these advertisements, the cost of the yearbook is lowered for the student body, thus more year- books are sold and more memories survive. The yearbook is an intermediary between the readers and the adver- tisers, where the advertisers have a life-long advertisement with the owner of the yearbook. Without the advertisers the yearbook would not have been possible. Located across the street from Crockett campus, Cherry Creek Plaza is both a source of advertising and an outlet for student commerce. WEINER S WEINER S FAMILY CLOTHING STORES Your Sportswear Headquarters .4 4. '.. wx -... .. 8222. 6 PLAZA nf nate ,u'5'l'l'6m ' lilhfl lnl0'U v .n-aus-.un ' I oke S watchm weft, f. ,X ' fffla. , Viv fl f ' ' Z f . 1 i f. -r ,z 44 L I' -its . -mf.: V 4 , ., .h y. vt-M .I I O the tube . X 1:4 ,f 1' .' , - . 31 2 4 .KP V. 'lla ' ly ,Vi I' W 'Y L - -v-- 1 lg - Y. 4 -47, I I W ' 6 W y 'ti 55 t Y ,ffl 4 i1?f'5Z r9f'i QAM! FIRST 444-6671 ' . 1 1 :'STATE . ry: K- XWYNN BANK 3828 South First 3 , 1 is., ' . .ff 1' ' ' '-zu Bank Lobby 4 Tue-Wed-Thu: 9 am to 2 pm Mf rs ,fu arf W ww , M66 and Fri: 9 am to 6 pm 6 4 , 532'- --, Dri ve Thru ff 'mc of 1- my Mon thru Fri. 7:30 am to 6 pm 1 ' D Member FDIC ff l' A 260 facts