Illmo Scott City High School - Memories Yearbook (Scott City, MO)

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NllNlllllll8 Slllll Style and color nominations for the I949 MEMORIES were decided upon by the staff in the first meeting of the year. lt was decided that the book would be album style. The dummy was drawn up by the staff and sent to Myers gl Company, lnc., Topeka, Kansas, for approval. lt was also approved at this meeting that the Ng! . 565, . ,Q it EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Editor Bill Coombes was assigned the job of seeing that all pictures were taken cor- rectly and making lay-out sheets, while the staff took care of copy work and selling ads. The staff took time out at Christmas long pages covering the foreword and dedication, and those containing pictures of queens and personalities would be in color. enough to sponsor the Christmas dance in honor of Helen McCollum, the MEMORIES queen. The staff is indebted to the Dysart Studio, Sikeston, for the photographs used in the book. 'Of wif OWEN S. DUNGER SANDERS HOSEA FISHER GOODMAN ROWLAND BEAN STECKLER KINDER

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JI . PATSY HOSEA Editor-in-Chief MARY ANN FISHER Editor-in-Chief IIIIIIIIP IIIIIIII Slllll I Ep, - i 1'-51.1 Members of the journalism and school publication classes, under the direction of Albert R. Feldhoff, publish THE HILLTOP CRIER, the monthly school newspaper. This publication is an active member of the following organiza- tions: Missouri lnterscholastic Press Association, Quill and Scroll, Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and the Inter- national Scholastic Press Association. The adopted platform of the Hilltop Crier is: tl? to bring the work of the school to the homes, C27 to develop and ac- quire habits of clear, concise written expression by the mem- bers of the staff, C35 to bring all students into closer contact with the work of the school, MI to acquire a critical attitude toward news and through wide and intelligent reading of papers and magazines, and C55 to back all school activities and organizations one hundred per cent. Betty Alice Goodman, Roberta Rowland, and Kenneth Raney participated in the editorial, feature interview, and advertising contests sponsored by the International Quill and Scroll society, Roberta was a sectional winner in the feature interview division, and Betty and Kenneth were awarded hon- orable mention in the editorial and advertising divisions re- spectively. The publication also participated in the annual critical service contests sponsored by the various press associations, -f Qlffff. 5 ,f . -1' 1 t ALLENE OWEN Business Manager fn Q9 'G BETTY GOODMAN BILL COOMBES ROBERTA ROWLAND KENNETH RANEY BILL INNIS Literary Editor Sports Editor Reporter Art Editor ' Art Editor 27

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llllllVlllllllS Slflll Bill Coombes .................. Ruth Ann Eifert .... Allene Owen ..... Paul Wilkerson--- Kenneth Raney--- Patsy Hosea ---- ----------Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Associate Editor Assistant Business Manager 'E'- -'.'.'.'.-uffffan, Editor Mary Ann Fisher--- .... Literary Editor Roberta Rowland Betty Goodman- Robert Ross ..-- Bill lnnis ------ Dan Frye ------ Shirley Dunger - Literary Editor Evelyn Sanders .-... .--. --- ---- Literary Editor Literary Editor - --.. Sports Editor ----Sports Editor -Photographer -- - -.--- Secretary Art Editor BUSINESS MANAGER ---Snap Shot Editor Thelma Kinder -.-- Helen McCollum ---- ----- S nap Shot Editor Barbara SteckIer--- ------- Snap Shot Editor Roger Seal ------------ Advertising Manager Estella Dunger --------- Advertising Manager Othella Bean--Assistant Advertising Manager Rutha Sue Carr-Assistant Advertising Manager Albert R. Feldhoft ---------- Faculty Adviser 'gr I, ., MCCOLLUM ROSS SEAL E, DUNGER CARR INNIS FRYE WILKERSON RANEY FELDHOFF