Southwest High School - Dragonniere Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Quill and Scroll Provides Goal for Journalists Quill and Scroll members, L to R: Susan Eppler, Cathy Allais, Alice Gayoso, Karolyn Vogt, Richard Pra- ther, Janet Bitner, Ronald Curry, Connie Aldridge, Bill Schrank, Laurie Pestello, Shirley Mann, Carol Mil- ler, Ted Robinson, and Lois Massingill. Quill and Scroll, Inter- national Honor Society for high school journalists, is an organization for ambitious young people interested in any phase of journalistic work. The Southwest Chapter of this organization provides opportunities for students to gain experience in their chosen field. The produc- tion of an annual and literary magazine affords hard-work- ing students a chance to study and learn the techniques of journalism. Quill and Scroll members assisted with the compilation and publication of South- west's literary magazine, Le Mot Juste . Officers: Karolyn Vogt, Secretary-Treasurerg Ted Robinson, Vlce-Presi- dentg Janet Bitner, Presidentg Mrs. Ferol Todd, Sponsor.

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Dragonniere Staff Begin Planning During umrner Dragonniere staff members gather for work session: Seated: Brenda Neff, Lois Massingill, Karolyn Vogt, Laurie Pestello, Richard Prather. Standing: Alice Gayoso, Jimmy Crisp, Carol Miller, Susan Eppler, Jerry Cain, Connie Aldridge. Ronnie Lindig not pictured, Mrs, Ferol Todd, advisor. Staff of Dragonniere find long hours and hard work are necessary to make deadlines on copy and layout. Publication dates come all too soon, and pictures have to be made, advertisements sold, copy written, while originality prevails! Loyalty to the annual becomes the prerequisite for good staff membership. The hours and commitment to the job help produce a good yea rboo k, which often is the greatest reward the staff receives. Editor and Assistant Editor, Ted Robinson and Janet Bitner, planned the yearbook for this year back during the summer months. Ted Robinson has served as Editor and head Photog- rapher with the assistance of Ronald Curry and Bill Leifeste.

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Drama Club Presents Play Festival The drama department has done very well under the excellent, capable direction of Mrs. Byrom, Under her leadership, stu- dents have refined their speech, move- ments, and expressions to produce outstand- ing amateur plays. During the year, a One-Act Play Festival was organized and presented to both the students and their parents. Helen Reyes makes-up George Staff for Antic Spring. .. 'SsW?.-wyuwm,::s'l4,-,if .,.. fs . . ,. .,. 1 Y 4 .,.,..-sa -Agni, , ,.,, , f it .iz 7 1- in I :L . . gg , 13 gay is We ' . A ge s . 3 wr i l. ..s. . .,.., nl asss y ri , l t r ' , 1. '1.' . ,i,, ' -V ,lrs Q -- V' ' X135 ' f sr', i - - t , l r V r Q s 1 Thelma Bailey and Cathy Lucas, of To Burn A Witch , display their acting abilities. Members of Impromptu cast, Judy Lanning, Rich- ard Dunlap, and Geraldine Powell show unusual tal- CHCS. Mrs. Jennie Byrom has been the Drama Director this year and Mr. Billy Wheat has assisted as Co-direc- tor.