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W' Shown above is the yearbook staff. SEATED: Judy Kelley, Greg Grimm, Steve Hively, Kathy Yowler, Debbie Anderson Debbie Anderson, Debi Shipton, Marcia Pieffer, Kirby Kellar, and Susan Boyd. STANDING: Steve Wilson, Peggy Davis, 1 Keep South lnformed Debi Foulke, Dorothy Parker, Greg Robinson, Carolyn Turner, Sheldon King, and Julie Cutshall. ABSENT: Ann Bolen, Shanna Horne, and Marsha Hill. Leonard Wilson, A.B., M.A. English Yearbook Editor Steve Wilson and Mr. Wilson discuss the principles of the yearbook. -:xzaarz-in-wzTv uvr' ,end V--ff Members of the Wildcat yearbook staff put in a great deal of work, lime, and effort to produce a yearbook that is pleasing to every- one. Mr. Leonard Wilson, advisor, and the year- book staff start planning the yearbook dur- ing summer vacation. Cropping pictures, photographing, typing, drawing rough drafts and layouts are a few of the many jobs of the yearbook staff. 59
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Alice Wolf, B.A. .lournalism English The Herald is a newspaper which is published bi-weekly by the journalism class and is available to all students and faculty at l5c a copy or 31.25 a year. The Herald consists of articles such as reports of sports and plays, news events, feature stories, and advertise- ments. At the beginning of this year, the Herald added a new feature called the Scholastic Roto. This paper contained many articles of interest to the students. Mrs. Wolf is the supervisor of this class. H' v Mrs. Wolf and Art Dalglish discuss Herald material. Yearbook and Herald V' 5 K: ' rf W I Members of the Herald staff include, SEATED: Karolee Bruce, Kathy Daugherty, Greg Parsley, Stanley Eanes, Steve Davis..Marsl1a Cooke, and Jerry Benge. STANDING: Pat Stager, Tim Cebard, Art Dalglish, Mike Allen, Peggy Henesy, and Susie Calabrese. 58
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1 , ' I This building offers flrst views from Selma Road of the new .1 o1nt Vocational School. Joint Vocational The Joint Vocational School opened in the fall of 1967. For the 1968-1969 school year, 19 programs in 25 occupational areas will be offered. The school is operated for jun- ior and senior students who have interests in vocational education. Students from eight area schools are participating in this program, including 140 students from South. Industrial Arts provides skills for the future for Benny Robertson.
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