Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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HI-TI ES W'e Gather the News l.m.lmg: Nislwi. lfowlm, Iliiiitlc, li, Nash. Nlassie. Cnvin. lhailv. llnlilell, Tuiiwu. .Sr.1rril: Tapsrott, Nleveis. XV.1nless. Wfiltnn, lfllnutt. Aimnom. We Gather the Money rfr lu uglwl: Sclimago, Simiall. ln-land, Barrow, liloom, Weil. We Edit the News l.rl'l In ugh: lVltl.can. lvons, Stullv, lou-ns, Cfiutiher. The Hi-Times is published bi-weelcly during the school year by the students of Henry Clay High School. Williaxn Scully as editor-in- chief and James Ireland as business manager have headed the paper for the past year. The duties of the editor and his four asso- ciates, Mabel Lovens, Vie Crutcher, Sarah McLean, and Laura Lyons, are to read copy, write headlines, checlc the proof and see that the paper comes out on time and is correct in every detail. Eight department editors are required so that the various sections receive proper attention. These heads are: jerry Flynn, Newsg Robert Nash, Sports, Homer Given, Literary, El- bridge Snapp, Featureg Martha Knox, Society: Helen Ades, Exchangeg John Keller, Literary, first semesterg and Robert Declcard, Feature, first semester. Seventeen reporters gather the news and sub- mit it to the office. On this staff are: john Berry, Margaret Brady, Gene Riddell, Dorothy Ammons, Billy Nash, Anne Meyers, Ella Given, Louise Nisbet, Joe Massie, Marjorie Coolce, Meredith Waiiless, Cora Carriclc, Earl Fowler, Betty Tapscott, Betty Elliott, Kermit Turner, and D. L. Proctor. We Select the News Lifl in rl,ul'I lf. Nash. Spoxrw Ciivln. litemix, Simpy. lil'-I tiiirg lflxun. Num: .-Mies. lfulmngvg Knox. Smlvlv.

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We Get the Blame I.:-fl In uizlil: livlnntl, Miss lilnss, Scully. James Ireland, whose business it is to look after the finances of the publication and the advertising, is assisted hy Marion Bloom, Kitty Simrall, Billy Hill, Dwight Measel, Lora Bar- row, Emily Scherago, Sidney Bing, and Billy Bell. The circulation staff is composed of John Boles, manager, Raymond Wallace, Eli Levy, jane Mitchell, Stoney Walttin, and James Grant. Miss Rhoda V. Glass is faculty sponsor of the paper and Miss Anna Dell Schoonmalcer, assistant. Mr. Charles E. Skinner is supervisor. The Henry Clay publication is a member of Kentucky High School Press Association, Na- tion Scholastic Press Association, and Quill and Scroll. The paper was awarded third place for the lwest All-Round Newspaper, third place for Headlines and Advertising: fifth place for News Story and for Editorials in the 1935 K. H. S. P. A. Conference. The aim of the Hi-Times is to record the life and spirit of the student lwodyg to interpret the school to the community and to other schools of the nation: and to foster creative writing in the students of Henry Clay High School. We Scatter the News Li-fl In nglil: W'.illace. Bing, Bolvs, levy, XValton, s-if HI-TI ES Before', right: Bloom, lyons, Flynn, Scully, Stherago, Ades Vile-il, Ireland. After riplvl: lilvnn, Scully, Lyons. Bloom. Stlu-iago, Ades, Ireland, Weil.