Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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The subscription drive, along with the solicit- ing of ads, keeps Linda Matthews, Griselda McWhirt, Candy Whalen, and other mem- bers of the business staff occupied. Ted Durvin, editor, ponders over the cover design for the 1966 Totem Pole. Business Staff: Belinda Reeder, Linda Matthews, Griselda McWhirt, Business Manager; Rita Wade, Jerry Hughes. Standing: David Brown, Candy Whalen, Chuck Boyd, Beverly Wheeler, Jimmy Preissner, Mary Jo Barnette, Judd Proctor. 129

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Editorial Staff: Ted Durvin, Editor; Delphine Wood, Janet Baird, Deanna Jordan, Susan Abbott, Bill Potteiger. Back Row: Julie Traylor, Carole Justice, Susan Pasker, Paul Anderson, Lynda Jef- fries, Linda Baughan, Donna Metzger, Sharon Moses, Jim Mead, David Smith, Mrs. Graham, Sponsor, Mary Margaret Garcin. TOTEM POLE COVERAGE INCREASES With the distribution of spring supplements in September, another year of planning, arguing, writing, typing, and frantic activity began for the ‘66 Totem Pole staff. As deadlines neared, Room 59 became a cluttered center of bedlam. Through the efforts of the business staff, ad and subscription sales increased, and the Totem Pole was enlarged twenty pages. In efforts to obtain more unposed pictures, the staff tried to utilize more student photographers. A twelve-page spring supplement covering all Spring activities will be distributed in the fall of next year. Janet Baird, Mrs. Boyd, and Griselda McWhirt confer on a layout for the advertising pages. r Donna Metzger, Susan Pasker, Deanna Jordan, Linda Baughan, and Sharon Moses concentrate on meeting a dead- line.

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mamta eae Seated: Nancy Burley, Alice Hott, Assistant Business Man- agers; Marilyn Durvin, Cir- culation Manager. Standing: Mrs. Britt, Sponsor; Harry Long, Business Manager. SMOKE SIGNALS INCREASES COVERAGE Me Providing Henrico with the first six-page edi- tions, the ‘Smoke Signals” staff worked diligently to- ward a better newspaper. Led by sponsor, Mrs. Britt, and Editor-in-Chief, Donna Lampie, the staff’s hard work was evident in a much improved newspaper. The November edition of the ‘‘Smoke Signals’’ announced the names of the five candidates for the 1965 Homecoming Court, which, until then, had been a secret. A later edition announced the names of those students who were nominated for the Senior Superlatives. Color inserts were distributed with each copy of the February issue. These color inserts, not locally published, were another new addition to the paper. Members of the staff attended the University of Richmond Clinic and the Capital District Leadership Conference. The three delegates from ‘Smoke Sig- nals’’ to SIPA were Marilyn Durvin, Alice Hott, and Nancy Burley. Students and faculty were invited to submit let- ters to the editor expressing individual ideas and opinions on any subject. Students were also given an opportunity to voice their opinions on the newspaper. Alice Hott works on a pasteup of a page. 130