Mount Tabor High School - Ananke Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Recording a year of events, excitement and fun Co-Editors .... . . .Steve Wallenhaupt , Jim Huste Assistant Editor . . . ..... Phil Thrift Literary Editor ...... . . .Lois Butner Assistant Literary Editor .... Janet Clein Art Editor ........... Debbie Squires Artists ........ .... A nn Peller Julia Sorenson Photography Editor .' ..... Paul Johnson Assistant Photography Editor .Dwight Barna Publication Reviewers ..... David Daniel Cathy Stewart Bill Montgomery 'Q Head Typist .... .... J oyce Parsons Assistant Typists .... Margaret Hutchison Judy Parsons Sophomore Apprentices . . Marsha McNeely if U Julie Covey , . re - tttly .4 Advisor ......... Mr. James R. Adams is , 'ill-an-. ihlumrwmuw f iii' l fl, 'K r First row U. to r.j: Jim Huste and Steve Wallenhaupt, co-editors. lvl. . , f Second row: Phil Thrift, assistant editor, Jim Adams, advisor. ,Y W S j f Q I I f A TIME to remember the events of the past . . . On Sunday afternoons and during holi- days the ANANKE staff worked to make a book of which every Spartan can be proud. The editors and advisor worked on the lay- outs and all other facets of the ANANKE. We have sought to preserve the vivid pictures which are a part of our school year. A reminder of our campus life...of the good times, friendships and growth during this school year. A TIME to remember... Ann Peller, Debbie Squires, Julia Sorensen: art department. 36A K sr ff

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and enjoyment nu! ACTIVITIES The shrill sound of a bell pierced the air as another year of student activities began. Several new clubs-the Math Club, the History Club, the Senior Girls Club-were formed this year. These or- ganizations offered many opportunities for Mt. Tabor Spartans to serve their school and community. Many students enjoyed the Young Life meetings. In the fall, Mt. Tabor students cheered the football team to a victorious season. Winter brought basketball games and Christmas parties. As spring approached, the Spartans planned the Junior-Senior Prom, and the seniors got ready for grad- uation. The sound of a bell pierced the air as another year of excitement, fun and events came to a close. Att 35

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