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Page 71 text:
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STAFF Ellen Rumsey, Art Editor, sketches a new drawing of Tattler Tildy for an approach- ing newspaper deadline. Carol Sue Cato, Copy Editor, and Sally Pace, Business Manager, take time out from proofreading and trying to balance the books to catch a breath and be able to finish before the deadline rush. Getting their badly needed exercise after working hard on The Tattlern are Assistant Editor Liz Pryor, Features Editor Sherryl Basford, and News Editor Marion West, 7I
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57KzQ',Qj.Itr lVlr. Philip Vaughn, faculty advisor, and Julia Malone, editor, scan the Christmas issue of The Tatlerf, It seems that every year our newspaper has advanced and attained greater heights. This year has certainly been no exception. Besides the staff's creation of Tattle Tildy, they have added many new columns, such as World Focus, Andy at Large, The Theatre, and The Bookshelf. The name of the paper was changed from The Chimes to The Tatler, its original name. The staff is to be commended for its edi- tion of a six-page newspaper, which required many long hours of work. TA T LER What do you mean--our office looks like a closet? The jovial staff members are from the top: Woodis Allen, Nancy Perry, Jeanne Whitman, Lee McGeorge, Betsy Springfield, Adele Haverty, Patti Person, Jan Cone, Ann Gordon, and Ann Humphreys. 70
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STUDE T Student Council members: Julia Malone, Tatler representative, Suzanne Hilton, Library Club representative, Susan Taylor, eleventh grade representative, Woodis Allen, French Club representative, Carol Sue Cato, Honor Council representative, Patti Person, Drama Club representative, Lisa Heslep, ninth grade representativeg Betsy Springfield, twelfth grade rep- resentativeg Phyllis Koller, Beta Club and annual representative, Betsy Senter, annual repre- sentative. Not pictured: Peggy Schutt, M Club representative. The Student Council officers and advisor proudly display the new silver service which was presented to the school in honor of Mrs. Dan Allen. They are from left to right: Jeanne Stevenson, treasurerg Janice Donelson, vice- presidentg Mrs. Maranell Khatel, advisor, Sherryl Basford, secretary, Ann Humphreys, president. 72
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