Lutesville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

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CARDINAL FLYER Editor, Ora Lea Prater at work. First row: Sandy Graham, Larry Seabaugh, Jimmy Lincoln, Carole Crader. Second row: Bob Dixon, Marjorie Green, Corrine Holzum, Nancy Walton, Ora Lea Prater. Among the new subjects offered this year is School Publications, taught by Miss Freda Davis. The two main points studied by the classes were fundamentals of Journalism and newswriting. The job of the class was publishing the monthly school paper,THECARDINAL FLYER; writ- ing news for the Banner Press; and also compiling the Student Hand- book for the benefit of the students. During the year the Publication Classes consisted of two staffs. They were: First Semester: Editor, Bob Dixon; Associate Editor, Marjorie Green; Art Editor, Sandy Graham; Publication Manager, Jerry Shell; Sports Editors, Jimmy Lincoln and Doodie Harris; Reporters, Janet Fran- cis, Shirley Crader, Frank Shanks, Grace Anderson, Paul Thomas, and Larry Seabaugh. Second semester: Editor, Ora Lea Prater; Makeup Edi- tor, Louise Borchelt; Art Editor, Corrine Holzum; Sports Editor and Publication Manager, David Ray; Reporters, Hazel Johnson, Mary Johnson, Nancy Walton, Carole Carder, and Janet Francis. School Publications Assembly Remington Typewriting Company, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 12

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I • MISS FREDA DAVIS B. S. in Education COMMERCE Two courses, Secretarial Practice and School Publica- tions, were added, with School Publications publishing the CARDINAL FLYER (school paper) monthly, publishing the Student Handbook, and reporting the school news to the local BANNER PRESS weekly. The department has five new typewriters, with a total of twenty one; one electric and one hand adding machine, one mimeograph machine, one ditto duplicator, a record player and rhythm records. Mr. RichardElfrink has two of the four classes in type- writing. Fifth hour typing class remembering to concentrate on every bit of practice. Ellen Noel taking dictation with extra-curricular projects being planned in the background. 11 Carolann aids Nina operating the Ditto duplicator as a secretarial practice project. David Ray uses the adding machine in working on his Bookkeeping practice set.

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CARDINAL STAFF The Christmas party at Bob Dixon's home. The yearbook staff party at Mr. R. J. Elfrink's. Left-to-Right: POMEROY, Lee, typist; CRADER. Carole, assist- ant editor; CORNELL, Bill, photographer; CRADER, Barbara, ar- tist, DIXON, Bob, editor; UNDERWOOD, Mary, photographer and DEVENPORT, Nelson, business manager. On October 9, at the home of Richard J. El- frink, following a weiner roast, everyone became acquainted with his duties, and the arrangement of the yearbook was planned, budget set up, and a theme was chosen. Advertisements, to pay for part of the cost of the book, were taken on February 25, by the staff at Cape Girardeau and Jackson. With all the plans made, the first sixteen pages were sent in on March 17. More ideas were obtained at the meeting sponsored by the American Yearbook Company at Cape Girardeau on the 25th of March. 13 Selling yearbooks Getting ready for Queen Coronation.