Hanna High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Tami Adkins searches through past annuals to come up with ideas for the Spirit Week layout. Terri Rhoden and Tracy Slagle decide on different print styles for the sports section of the annual. Y ,,,,,, V ,gl .,., W ' Members of the Tidings Stalfwork hard on the organization mate- rial in order to meet an upcoming deadline. Organizations!75

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Good Tidings We Bring Long hours of hard work went into producing the yearbook. From creating the cover, to writing cap- tions, and selling ads, there was a lot of work to be done before the final edition was published. The staff and advisor, Mrs. Gayle Edwards, were very determined to produce a worthwhile annual - even though all of them were virtu- ally new at this type of work. How- ever, by striving to meet each dead- line and taking it one day at a time, they finally made it. The yearbook was published to provide a type of history for the stu- dents to enjoy now and also in the years to come, as they look back on their high school years. Al- though the book cannot capture all the memones of the year, the staff does hope that it has captured a few of them for everyone. Beth Rodgers hurries to finish typing copy for an upcoming deadline. 741 Orga nizatio ns Tidings Editors: Alicia Neal, Sports Editor: Lisa Williford, Business Editor: Angie Pender Features Editor, Beth Bleckley, Organizations and Academics Editor: Maria Fant, Editor Seated: Mrs. Gayle Edwards, Advisor. Tidings staff members: Front row - Nancy Brown, Mandy Henderson, Nicole Gandis, Lisa Williford, Alicia Neal, Maria Fant, Bonnie Turner. Second row - Kelly Jordan, Christi Wham, Beth Bleckley, Angie Pender, Richie Reed, Terri Rhoden, Wendy Johnson, Michelle Beaty. l

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Editor-In-Chief Brain Cromer shows the stress which comes with a job of such re- sponsibility. 'Y 4. 1 Meet The Press The Yellow Jacket staff worked diligently all year to produce a fine newspaper for T.L. Hanna's 1400 students and faculty members. The production class worked second period at planning the paper, selling advertisements, writing articles, and laying out the paper. Working on the paper is hard work, but the finished product makes it worth the effort, Brian Cromer, this years' editor-in-chief stated. I-le and Sissy Palmer attended the South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Conference at Columbia last May. At this meeting Brian was elected second vice-president of the SCSPA. As second vice-president he helped plan the associations' 50th anniversary celebration at the University of South Carolina College of Joumalism. The entire production staff attended that conference. 76!0rganizations John Clamp and Phillip Hawkins lay out an issue of the Yellow Jacket. Members of the 1986-87 Yellow Jacket staff include on the First Row: Sissy Palmer, Assistant Editor: Phillip Hawkins, Sports Editor: Deana Long, Features Editor: Mrs. Gayle Edwards, Advisor. Second Row: Leigh Hubbard, Editorial Editor: John Clamp, News Editor: and Brian Cromer, Editor-in-Chief.