Steele High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Steele, MO)

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f-Q 'T' ffl jf fi mutiny ,Mui f , The members of the annual staff have made this annual for you, the students of Steele High School. We made it with one purpose in mind---to give you some- thing that you will treasure in years to come. When you try to recall some incident that happened in 1958, this book will make the memory clearer. It will bring back memories that would have ordinarily been for- gotten in the long course of time. Our sweat, mixed with love for Steele High, has made this annual. We sincerely hope that our many efforts to make a good yearbook will be rewarded by your appreciation We present to you, the 1958 Bulldog.

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THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Margaret Cooke--10 Reporters: Beverly Ketchum ---- 4 Ass't Editors: Glenda Moss ----- J 3 Doris Hicks --------- 2 Daphna Howe ----- 13 Frances Ferrell, ----- 1 Sponsor-Teacher: Mrs. Alma Eggert-9 Gloria Stewart ------- 6 Two boys, Leo Dillard and David Guthrie, Carolyn King ---- ---12 were in the class during the first semester, Ruth Ann Davis ------ 7 but moved to another school. They are not Patty Howell --------- 5 pictured here, but may be seen in Senior Marianna Weaver ---- 11 class pictures. Rebecca Ridge ------- 8 The 1958 edition of The Bulldog , has been edited by a small group known as the Publications Class. We hope you enjoy this annual. This is how you look as a student of Steele School in 1958. We have tried to include everything that has happened this year in the annual. The Publications Class has put in many hours of thinking, planning, and just plain working in order to be able to present you with an annual that you would be proud of in all the years to come. When we first started working on the annual, it was a new experience in the editorial field. We began the year studying principles of journalism and copy writing. We have had many projects this year. Among them was publishing the school paper, The Grow1 . Each member of the class was responsible for one page of the paper. We have twelve members and as you can see, we usually had a good-sized paper. We managed to publish a paper almost every month. We also had a weekly column in the Steele Enterprise , The Bulldog Growls. We saved all of our columns when they were published, and put them in our scrap- book. We bought the scrapbook and a paper cutter for our department with the money we made from the sale of our school paper,