Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Above: Carl Fairman, Chris Lindley and Terri Rock check out the final pages of SKALDS. The magazine was assembled by Literary Club mem- bers at an early morning walk-oft, Bottom Row: Robin Rosenberg, Karen Herring- ton, Carl Fairman, Terri Harper, Karen Minto. 2nd Row: .Jay Stauffer, Keith Kasperson, Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Clough Csponsorsj, Valerie Starr, Kathy Bannon. Writing Talent Senior Carl Fairman composes poetry to be criti- qued at a later Literary club meeting. Carl's quick wit made him an excellent choice as edi- tor. Skalds, Lanier's contribution to the literary World was published under the careful guidance ofthe Literary Club. During meetings Tuesday nights at Mrs. Hutchison's house, members listened to and criticized poems, short stories, and prose written by Lanier English students. Members Paul Pence and Carl Fairman even contributed their own work to the magazine. This year, Senior students began a class solely for the production of Skalds. These students typed, proofread, illustrated, and ran oft the copies. The students walked off the book for assembly, and put them on sale to the student body. The club ended the year with a celebration party. lt's as big and good as any magazine we've had and it has some really good material in it. l'm really very proud of it, said Mrs. Hutchison. And all of the members, including editor Carl Fairman, agreed, literary club 207

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Honormg the Wr1ters rr-'M Journallsm talents dld not go unnoticed this year by Oulll and Scroll sponsors Membership grew from 8 to 24 at the end ot the year Students excelllng In art graphlcs ' design edltlng orwrltlng were eltglble for membership It their grade polnt average was ID the top thirty percent of their class they were on their way to belng a member ot the International Honorary Soclety for I-llgh School 15' Journalists Thus years banquet was at Strloln Stockade Aprll 26 There old members were formally re lnltlated and then In turn lnltlated the new members both formally and with gag gifts Fright Vvlth help of Katue Bannon Karen Mlntotrles on her gag gltt the press cap Inset Bottom Row Theresa Gage Rayeanne Campbell Lynn Morgette Dana Burton Mellnda Whatley Mrs Oswalt Second Row Chns Llndley Jo Ann I-lotfman Mary Bacon Susan Morrlson Flora Choate Carolyn ,L Saokett Lorralne Parker Kathte Bannon Ron Moore Top Row Carl Falrman Kelth Kasperson Marlan Reynolds Tern Bock Davld Barker Karen Herrington Ed Deba Mrs I-Iutchlson Karen Mlnto Kansa Bow man John Kalmbach fgiif Ed Deba Flora Choate and Carl Falrman prepare thelr lnltlatlon candle cer Sophomore Theresa Gage accepts her pln and card offlclally making her ernonyfor new members a member of Lanuer's Chapter of Quull and Scroll I thought finally' ' commented Theresa, after all the long hours I worked' But It was worth lt l I I 7 K get-Lf K S CK tg, , S t I as f' is K sax . , K KK X , - ' wg, - ,U ' A I I It 'N MJ.. at ,,. KKK K 'YK ff t K . to H- ' ,, , '-- I K ' W . x ' f. l Y - I , T' I I It K-kg ri M. ' . . , ,K h Ku. 4-'K . ' ' 'X Te 1, -- ,,, s- M, A h Ao. At, g. C H K IK r K K X W kLV.f 3 KKK ,I K , H ' - , -vt V. pf KK I . 'Y fi r 'f ' 5 - I I ' ' ' C me I I I . 4. 'Q v. sg 4 ' I , . , f. , ff I I , E . . tg 5 ' ' , lt' f K w K: I 7 X - - - K .t .. K W KK . - Elia I 'N t ' K. K. K K K, ' 1 1 . . . . fixi K . l 206 quill and scroll

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208 yearbook Fiayeanne Campbell busies herself with ad pos- ters used to promote the Wking, Trying to have a better book meant selling more to bring in money. Top: Susan Morrison consults Theresa Gage on a German Club group shot ready for a outline. Susan and Theresa both were inducted into Quill and Scroll for their work on the Viking. Keeping records of ads to be sold to businesses was part of Janet Ftoberson's job as Business Manager. Much of her time was spent otf-cam- pus confronting prospective ad buyers.