Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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IIS FRONT ROW: jack Boozer, Flo Reynolds, Beverly Harrison, jan McWilliams, Marilyn Slack, Mary Anne Hendrix, Patty Gresham, Teresa Cochran, Mike Corhell. SECOND ROW: Jean Ann Riley, Curtis Nesbit, David Halterman, Jeanii Harrison, Kay Baucum, Laura Barfoot, Linda Henslee, Henny van Helten, Patricia Nesbit, Susan Toms, Joyce Barnes. THIRD ROW: Larry Stone, Dicky Cornelison, Terry Lasiter, jerry Paul Custer, Noel Cain, Ken May. One of the more elite organizations is composed of stu- dents that have shown exceptional ability in the field of journalism. Giving freely of their time, these were the students that worked late after school to put the AXE on the tables every six weeks. Smile! Here comes the food! MARILYN SLACK Editor-in-Chief Axe Staff

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Gary Pool is assisted by Mrs. Branch and Mr. Rhodes, the sponsors. Working together, the annual staff planned layouts, made assignments, typed copy, selected and organized pictures, and checked numerous little details. Work on the publication started early in the year and it was a long, grinding task until publication in May. And always behind the scenes were Mrs. Dorothy Branch and Mr. Lynwood Rhodes. The excellent photography throughout the book, which captured S.H.S. life and preserved it for all time, is a product of joe Barberousse, our photographer. This is THE LUMBERJACK, 1964 edition. A yearbook is more than a book . . . it is a thing that almost lives and breathes. It is looked forward to all year and cherished forever. The 1964 LUMBERJACK should be no exception. SEATED: Diane Nickerson. STANDING: Mary Payne Allen, Russ Burnham joe Barberousse

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FRONT ROXW: Margaret Smith, Marilyn Slack, Gayle Boucher, Beverly Harrison, jean Ann Riley, Martha Arthur, Diane Nickerson, Judy Tripp, Brenda Wynn. SECOND ROW: Terry Bullock, Gary Tyler, Sammy Nations, Larry Dumas, Kenneth Ratliff, Curtis Sewell, Marion Franks, Terry Lasiter, Noel Cain, Reed Nations, Jane Stewart. The Presidents Club works as a school co-ordinating group with the student council to prevent three cake sales the same day or two dances the same night. By meeting together and listing the dates of all special events, conflicts are avoided. No special projects are adopted by the group. Their purpose is to prove United we stand, divided we fall. Margaret Smith relaxes between meetings. Brenda conducts the Dramatics Club's business meeting. Presidents Club R H9