Parkview High School - Viking Log Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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l l i SPORTS COMPOSITION . . . Ted Von Willer, sports editor, and K. G. Wells, associate, are in charge of page four of The Parkviewer. Their duties consist of writing and editing sports stories, writing headlines, and mak- ing up the page. FEATURES WORTH NOTICING Betty Gate- wood, associate, and Linda Hoeft, feature editor, check over copy written by journalism students for the second page of the paper. Editorials, cartoons, poetry, serious and humorous essays, and personality features are in- cluded in the copy used to make up the editorial page. Journalism Develops Communication kills ROLLING ALONG ON THE LOG The publication of the Viking Log is chiefly the responsibility of the yearbook staff. Front Row: Linda Robertson, editor, Ann Baker, asso- ciateg Sue Holderby, layout editor, Karen Morton, layout editor. Sec- ond Row: Jeanne Moist and Ron Taylor, copy editors. 27 l, 2, 3 . . . Terry Walker, exchange manager, is in charge of sending out 250 papers each edition for local and country-wide distribution. Dana Hughes, circulation manager, sees that each person in Parkview re- ceives a paper.

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HEADLINING THREE Lynn Harris, associate editor, and Steve Sheppard, editor-in-chief, are responsible for the publication of the news of the school-making assignments, writing and editing copy, and making up pages one and three. Tracy King, news bureau editor, sends school news to the professional news media through the ofiice of public infor- mation and to the other high schools. ARTISTS' TOUCH . .. Paul Dorrough, yearbook artist, and Jim Strahle, Parkviewer cartoon- ist, add their talent with brush and idea to the publications. PACKING UP Photogra- phers Roy Dameron and Rod Tucker check and pack cameras and film before setting out on an assignment. Staff photogra- phers take and process all infor- mals used in both yearbook and the school paper. Mrs. Mar,Lyn D. COW8H Mrs. Virginia Woodring journalism I, II City-wide journalism Co- ordinator BALANCING THE BOOKS Tim Johnson, busi- ness manager, and his associates, Julie Mulford and Tim Rice, manage the sale of advertising for The Parkview- er, keep account records, and arrange the ads on the pages.

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Mrs. Mildred Hulse French I, II, III Mrs. Catherine Strom Mrs. Ruth Taylor French I Latin I, II ALL WRAPPED UP IN THEIR WORK . . . French I students of Mrs. Catherine Strom present an original One-act play written in French by Ralph Madden, a member of the class. Les deux drapiers revisites tells the story of competing merchants who, to attract cus- tomers, keep offering greater bargains. In the drama were Robert Tregenza, Sandy Schultz, Susan Bennett, David Mowrer, and Ralph Madden. Song and Drama Add Vitallt to Stud ROGUISH ROMANS Roman family is unaware of a kidnapping plot being planned by two rogues. Roles in the play, given in Latin by students in First- hour Latin II, were portrayed by David Gamble, Marsha Willough- by, Donna Lamar, Linda Patter- son, and Betty Squires. A 28