LaGrange High School - Resume Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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ftaff E T 1 STEP 4 TAKING THE PICTURES STEP 5 PUTTING THE PAPER TOGETHER I'l1ozogrnp1n'r, Pcuny Hanchvyg Carmonist, Dick Keplerg General C1f1wralStafj'vrs.' Jn-rry Lynn Fontm-not, ,Iam-I Cram-, llc-urge ,Ionf-s, Sfaffffrs, CIICSIPI' Ware, Jam- Denton, Paula Sargvnt, and ,Iudy u11d.lvrryl'1'a-scott Cnblv STEP 6 DISTRIBUTING THE PAPER STEP 7 ENJOYINC THE FINAL COPY Sovivly Editors: Becky Dudoit, Susan Posvy, and Exchange General Staffers: Molly Home-r, Thelma Pool, Mary Tavenyg Editor, Gary Curnutt Photographer, Lcitha Fishcr, and Sales Manager, Angie DeVeaux IOS 5 52

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STEP 1 GATHERING THE NEWS Associate Editor, Ari Fairfield: Erlilor-in-Chief, Marilou Westg Business Manager, Shirley Shields LaGatc La Gator, LaGrange's Newspaper, is published and distributed to the students once a month. There are eight publications during the course of the school year. Club reporters are automatically re- porters for the paper. Other reporters and mem- bers of the staff are elected by the staff of the preceding year. In order to remain on the staff, each member is required to turn in three articles every month. The staff meets during the day at a certain time to work on the paper. Through working on the LaGator, it is possible to become a member of the National Quill and Scroll, a journalistic honor society. lVIembers of the staff having 200 column inches published and recommended by the newspaper's sponsor are in- vited to join. STEP 2 WRITING THE STORIES STEP 3 TYPING THE STORIES General Smffers: Linda Ashley, Susan Raetzch, Susan Petit, Ann Sports Editors: Ronnie Williams and Al Burguieresg Co-Featu Hirdler, and Martha Barbee Editors: Pam Marshall, Sherry Devereaux, Pat Barber l04

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The National Honor Society is composed of students who have maintained a 3.5 aver- age for the first three years of high school. In addition, each stu- dent must have leader- ship abilities. The or- ganization encourages all students to take full advantage of the edu- cational opportunities offered to them. Each six-weeks, the students with a 3.5 average are honored with a party. 4 .. . Sf' R Q s K tt is . 5. t Carolyn Baker X . . ,. X Q, . craig Sm, sf, Kathleen Chapman Ethel DeWitt K -- l't.g.j 1 l L' iii' I1 .L l 'R' '..- - 1 P' E 1 r ztt-li, H N X A Doris Formslag Faye Fryar Linda Gibbs Wayne Greenleaf IO6 Glenn Barnett Bruce Dinsmore Oma Funk 'Msg Jane Hebert, Treasurer atiom Mila Blount . . . A L , K -- K' A :ysgg :4 .I fi.: 'I if . . fi --,2Q3.':5uv uwvi Sig, Z 8:2 9:17 : Hi 3 Ronnie Foreman Eddie Gibbons George Jones