McLain High School - Highlander Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Publicafims Three honorary staff members smile approval at our editors for selecting Peanuts as the yearbook theme. One of the most troublesome sections of the book was the student section. Here several 600 pictures 3 'UD 25,2 Ill! .gb 1 V' S 419 Er C J 1 03 K 6-by , editors ioined forces to cut out and label over , V' x i X 1 I ll Mary Ann asks Paula's approval on a picture for the activities section. Dan, unconcerned, continues working on the layouts. I was told to go fly a kite 46 J

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Publications When the first section of the book was mailed to the publisher, the staff took time out for coke and Highlander my Editor-in-Chief ..a,,.. Layout Editor ,......,, Business Manager ....,,a Publicity Manager ..,u.. ,,,,,, Art Editor ....a,a..,ua.. Features Editor .,uA...,.....a....uA...,.a,.. Buildings, Administration, Faculty ...... Classes A,..,...a,..,,...,faY.u,.V, ,A.... Publications ..., Jim -,-,- Henry Bass Dan Corley Paula Capps Fonzo Williams Bobby Bowden David Norriol Joyce Graham Nancy Muirheid , Pam Badgwell - Paula Crismon Clubs .,uc.... u...s......,.. Activities ..,... Sports c.,,..a.., James Butch Terrell Sandy Pethick Copy Chief ..,c..,u ......,,.................,....c.......ue,...v,uu....,u,..... L inda Haas Staff Assistants ,..,, ..... M ary Ann Morris, Nellie Easley, J. Delos Hill, Brenda Rowe, Luke Wills

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SEATED: Mrs. Johnson, sponsor. STANDlNG: Pam Badgwell, Jim Williams, Chuck Overall. Publicafirws Building a sense of responsibility by participa- tion in a laboratory class in writing is the main purpose ofthe journalism class. To become a member ot the second hour iour- nalism class a person must be a junior, interested in writing, and have the approval of his English teacher and the iournalism teacher. One ot the main duties of the members is to write stories for the Tulsa School Lite. This is a weekly newspaper published by the Tulsa city high schools. This year, for the tirst time, the paper featured news and activities from all seven schools. The paper is printed in the Board ot Education shop at Central High School. lt is dis- tributed to the students every Thursday morning. The iournalismstatt also prepares news stories tor the Northside News and the Hi-Fi Club news forthe radio station KAKC. ROW 1: Billie Williams, Pam Badgwell. ROW 2: Jim Williams, Glenda Randeau, Chuck Overall, Arlie Hester, Don Allen, Betty Partain, Mrs, Johnson. l l l li 53a fg Q1 aux!!-15 - d-K' s ' 5 f if A C 2 354