Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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New Club Organized Training photographers for the journalism class was the main purpose for organizing the Pho- tography club. Club members met every two weeks to learn about photography and discuss new ideas and facts. Learning camera techniques, how to judge the quality and effectiveness of a photograph and how to be creative in taking pic- tures are the basic needs for becoming a photographer. 1 -nf, A. A BA CV at iiii , ,- Ji tts? I , t .y., y X AJ Neal Cash and David Bates look over their pictures they just received. BJ Miss Phipps points out the contrast in a picture to Kari Weidig and Trica Gray. CJ Kenny Ray reloads the camera with the help of Ross Heath.

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Members Prepare Earl Striving to become better busi- ness employees was the purpose for Business Club members. The members typed, watched films, learned about office machines and interviewing. Sponsor, Mrs. Inez Yates, helped prepare the 19 members for the business world. Keeping the room clean was one of the activities of the mem- bers. This included cleaning typewriters, dusting, keeping things in order, and keeping the bulletin board decorated . AA BV AJ Vicki Milliorn cleans a typewriter dur- ing her spare time in office practice. B3 General Telephone representative, Mr. Albert Taylor, demonstrates the tele- phone system with the assistance of Anita Harris and Scott Heddins.

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Three Yearbook Staffers Attend Lubbock Workshop Three staff members attended a workshop at Texas Tech Uni- versity in Lubbock during August. Accompanied by Miss Phipps, the members spent a week learning the aspects of yearbook produc- tion. A one-day workshop in Mt. Pleasant was attended by three staff members. Selling ads, taking pictures, drawing layouts, and writing copy kept the yearbook staff busy throughout the year. The newspaper staff contrib- uted weekly articles to the local paper as well as producing the monthly edition of the TOMA- HAWK. Members of the newspa- per staff were Penny Heddin, editor, and Debra Whitaker.