Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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' -'66 Hive, HIVE sponsor Mrs. Charlotte Acebo strikes a typical pose in the confusion of deadline time. Regains Coveted Top Rating Working together, the staff produces an award-winning paper. Below: Editor Cheryl Spencer, a National Merit Finalist, proves a capable leader and co- worker. ,- su wwf Q VM CUTE! Left: Sports co-editors Mark Beto and Mike Murray plan their page They were as- sisted by first-year students Larry Wiese, Steve Cromer, and Tommy Countz. 99

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if Never a dull mo- ment for Hive staffers! Toni R0- ark is appalled by the sight of a new maid in the dark- room, though pho- tographer Larry Sherrill will never confess to the deed. Below: Journalism I student Tommy Countz performs the Thursday morn- ing task of vend- ing the Hive to eager readers. Staff Revitalizes Editor Cheryl Spencer and editorial page editor Ruth Peden are the final authority on how the Nr The journalism department of HHS is known for its production, year after year, of one of the better high school newspapers in Texas. After a one- year lapse, the '65-,66 staff again captured the much-sought Award of Distinguished Merit, the highest honor given to school papers in Texas. The announcement was made at the convention of the lnterscholastic League Press Conference in Austin, where judges also named a sports write-up by Larry Wiese to first place honors. ln many ways, the paper experienced one of its most successful years i f l, .1 JA paper goes to press Staffers Shelley Felder and Jackie Heard Below: are threatened by an irate Mrs, Aceh-o. as dead- line time comes around. Shelley is co-feature edi- tor with Toni Roark. ff. 7 Circulation manager Jac-kie Heard checks Becky Jordan and Toni Roark, society and Advertising TUHHHSCI' Robert Wellmal out his records with Business manager Jim- feature editors, respectively, select pictures fmds himself Pfmefed l-VY MT- HGHT1 mY DHWSOH- for use in the Hive, as he attempts to lay out his page. . . . , A S V - - s. ar g . , f, , .sae F .I i g X . J if

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Hornet Staff Mixes Business and Pleasure Change,' is the key word when discuss- ing the 1966 HORNET yearbook. Change in allotment of pages, change in price, more color pictures, a senior index, a new section called HFlashbacks , and the dis- continuation of a uthemen for the book are just a few of the many interesting in- novations which have added uniqueness to the HORNET. Under the first year spon- sorship of Mrs. Charlotte Acebo, the staff attempted to picture more completely life at Huntsville High School. However, the staff was not too busy depicting that life to take an active part in it, and to mix a lot NCQ of fun with their varied labors. Advertising manager Woody Woods, left, and his assistant Tommy Hunt prepare to descend upon the merchants of Hunts- ville. These boys had sold 30 pages of ads hy the first of the year. y ' Q Clubs editor Tommy Ryan and Patty Robinson, assistant, go through a weekly battle with the organizations of HHS. Right: Personalities edi- tor Lea Geeslin and HIVE staffer Tommy Rogers ham it up at Sports editor Kenny Wilder and assistant Scott Davis Mrs, Aggbgys Chljsgmas keep record of an unusually successful athletic year. pal-ty, Q Below: Editor Mary Laura Gibbs and sponsor Mrs. Charlotte Acebo discuss plans for the yearbook with the Hman from Taylor , Mr. Lynn Wildman. i i l l 'i 322 si 1