San Antonio Christian High School - Overcomer Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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ire-'W Sleeping in the class Beside the bonnie lass Overworked and tired The sponsor that we hired Deadlines were made But how we slaved Our perfectly humble crew of seven Working always till past eleven Fl! H f ,.,-

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ournalism Makes Headwa Not only did the journalism class begin the year by meeting deadlines, they also tackled the publishing of the school newspaper, The Lions Roar . This paper advanced through the year from being typed on carbon paper and run off on a ditto machine to being professionally printed at Kwik Kopy. Not only did the paper become neater, it became cheaper for the students. The dittoed papers sold for 15 cents a copy, but wit professional printing came adverti ing, and the paper, which now pai for itself, was passed out free o charge. This advertising was mad possible by the efforts of Mrs. Caro Lundy, who also initiated newspape articles from the Lower Schoo classes. This shows what a small elas of seven journalists can do with a lit tle help on a big job. se M flows Ribfllloecg Leaf? KQQZ Top: Paper heading from the old dittoed paper. Bottom: The new, professionally printed paper heading.

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68 SENIORS ul , , 51:79 , .n.-new it V ei - ' 9 ii V F' A 'ff W' 1 . ,ff , il li ,. 4 jf. I 1 Tammy Anderson Tammy Anderson, a native San Antonian who has lived here all her life, came to SACS her junior year. She played on the girls' basketball team that year and joined the pep squad in her senior year. Tammy used her writing talents in the jour- nalism class, where she served on the Overcomer,' staff Other activities included tutoring and substitute teaching in the Lower School. The only girl in the graduating class, Tammy plans to work her way through college, majoring in person- nel management.