Southern High School - Echoes Yearbook (Lothian, MD)

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Bottom Row: Mildred Jones, Business Manager: Vicki Phillips, Literary Phipps: Robert Smith: Lisa Schanberger: Felix Averill Marea Knopp Editorg Donna Schruhl, Editor-in-chiefg Loretta Gross. Assistant Dennis Walker: Brenda Sutton, Top Row: James Dare: Bill West Mike Business Manager: David Boerchkel, Art Editor: Mrs. Jones, Advisor: Doolan Carroll Spriggs Middle Row: Lucille McKeever: Carolyn Prout: Maclane Gibson: Gayle LITERARY MAGAZIN Mix two Advanced English students, a couple editors, devise a fund raising project, collect creative writings from Southern's students, and add paper and pen: stir all ingretients together in Mrs. Jones' room, and this yields Southern's 1969 Literary Magazine. Created from the original writings of some of the magazine members, and the student body, and edited and supported by a senior Advanced English class, the Literary Magazine brought to Southern's attention, the talent that exists among its students. Donna Schruhl edits copy for the magazine. David Boerchkel . . . working?

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Just as the school has met changes this year with progress and modernization, so has it been with the Echoes Statf. Perhaps the most evident change in the year- book is the enlarged size - from a 8 X ll to a 9 X l2 . Also, if you have not yet noticed - close your yearbook for a moment ibut keep your place with your fingerj, and look at the spine of the yearbook. For the convenience of possessors of a '69 Echoes, you will End the year and title of the yearbook. The readefs convenience has also been considered with the addition of an index. The student life section of the book is printed for the first time on a specially textured and tinted paper known as Contempore. This year, the Echoes staff has tried to achieve realistic memories. Candids of everyday and special events were used in place of the numerous posed pictures. Another attempt to modernize the yearbook can be found in the advertising section. Throughout the ad section, scenes of the contributing advertisers' establishments appear. Yes, the yearbook staff has experienced and suffered through the production of Echoes '69, just as every yearbook stall' does. There were lost pictures, mistakes to be corrected, and hectic deadlines to meet, yet they enjoyed every whirling minute of it. For the Stat? of 1969 has realized the purpose of Echoes '69 - to present to you, the student body and faculty of Southern Senior High School, a distinctive journal of memories of the exciting and challenging l968-69 school year. Top: What's so funny? Middle: Our thanks go to Mr. Mayer and Mrs. Redman. Bottom: Come on, lets get together on this.

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A welcome addition to the Southern scene this year was the revival of the Southern Horizons - a four-page publication covering school news, features, sports and an editorial section. Southern can thank Mrs. Bender and her staff for bringing back the Horizons after an absence of three years. Mrs. Bender, Advisor: Don Sullins, Editor-in-chief First Row: Don Sullins, Lawrence Shermang Second Row: Jenifer Harper, Barbara Randall, Joyce Watkins, Becky McQueeney, Nomia Turk, Margo McMickle