Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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5 Opposite Page: C15 Business Manager Kathy Crayton totals Paragon sales for the day. C25 Fitting copy occupies much of Assistant Editor jan Finley's time. C35 Sports Editor and Chief Photographer Don Cooley sorts pictures to se- lect the right photographs for his layout. C45 Editor-in-Chief Trish Catington discusses or- ganizational details with adviser Mrs. Howard. This Page: C15 Suzanne Bowman, Classes Edi- tor, looks through old editions of yearbooks for ideas to use in her section. C25 Kathy Tisdale lends a helping hand whenever she is needed. C35 Finishing copy in time to meet deadlines keeps Copy Editor Gail Gilbert busy. C45 Photographer jimmy Smith prints another picture for the yearbook. C55 With the aid of her Thesaurus, Marta Thompson captures another aspect of school life in copy. C65 Organization Editor Kathy Cummings checks her club pictures for proper identifi- cation while Copy Editor Cathy Cleary works on copy for the section. C75 Michelle Wand and loane Long, Typing Editors, proofread class section proofs before returning them to Delmar. 94:4 5 fs , wifggmb.. s W 4114221-,1 '1ww:,, if 1. f 'Q 1,522 1 4 . ,es 'fffimfm - if ,p 1 QL Organizations 101

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4 'N '4l-ll? ' ' ' ..f ' was A M al. '1 . ,M , , '31 Paragon Staff Captures An Array of Student Moods Skipped lunch hours and five o'clock school days became a regu- lar routine for workers on the school yearbook, the Paragon. Mc- Donald hamburgers and cokes sup- plied the needed energy boost that kept staff members constantly em- ployed with picture cropping, copy revision, and money managing. Paragon staffers ended their sum- mer vacation early in August and began toying with ideas for the pro- duction of the 1972-73 yearbook. Catching students and classes off- guard, Paragon photographers cap- tured true expressions of school daze. With a Thesaurus in one hand and a chewed pencil in the other, copy writers found that expressing thoughts on paper and filling copy blocks was a hard task. Weather con- ditions slowed publications, and fi- nal deadlines were extended, giving staff members needed time to pull loose ends together. Tired staffers rejoiced as the last page of the 1972-73 school year was sealed and mailed to the publishing company. u , V sn n rs sr, U 1- If 'il ' la ai n,,.'b1 H U .. , -, '7 'W i' 'YH r - 'tts r -f 'Q ' - 3 um' ,,a,g,,ggf'f 0w-gqnnaif U 2213- , e I V I

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E, ,.m,. W C15 SOPHOMORE STAFF - Front Row: Frenche Brevver, Sally McArthur, Mary Hayes, Walter Ger- ald, Mike Lane, Second Row: Waltene Vaughn, Amelia Gordon, Ruby Player, Leigh Mazursky, Ellen Mullis, Susan Motterp KZ? Layout Editor Margaret Harriett designs layouts for Academics Editor Mary lac Summers. 133 The endless process of identifying students in the hundreds of pictures used in the Paragon keeps Liz Woods busy at Monday afternoon meetings. C41 Brenda Hanna finds it takes hours of typing to complete copy for the Paragon. 102 Organizations - 1 .4'