Tarpon Springs High School - Tarpon Yearbook (Tarpon Springs, FL)

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Y 4, .ra Y L Q . '97 7 4 at wa ,1 4 .. ,3- s Qu? ii ' X . was , . Pat, Copy Editor, corrects copy given to her by David, Sports Editor, as a deadline draws near. Linda Timmins, Art Editor, and her assistant editor, Lin- da Matlock work diligently on a sketch which will later be used in the annual. if,g,.A-f ,, lit Margo and Deanna, Advertising Editors, consider last years ads in pursuing the advertising which will make this annual preparation possible. Vs. 90 Evelyn, the Assistant Business Manager, assists Angela, the Business Manager, in audit receipts on the books. 'se Qi mf A ...lx

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Senior High Student Council The Student Council was developed from the idea that the students be fair- ly represented and have a voice in cer- tain affairs concerning them. Its chief function is the promotion of citizenship throughout the student body. Among its aims and objectives are, the training of the students to live use- fully in democracy, establishment of higher more fully developed ideals of conduct, the encouragement of student participation in all school activities and fostering the spirit of understanding and cooperation between students and faculty. Among the projects of the council are the sponsorship of homecoming activi- ties, the Coronation Ball, and football dances. The profits from dances and concessions is used towards the pur- chase of a gift which is given annually to the school. 'fm K or Carol and joy, with Minnie's help, make preparations for the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Student Council. David, George, Maria, Marsha, and janet decorate the bulletin board as one of their projects for the Student Council. -'ft' Hr. . ?,,,,,f iw---M

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STANDING, Left to Right: P. Kleinfeld, M SEATED: L. Timmins, K. McClure, P. Jacobs, D. Neal, L. Matlock, E. Manias. Smirlis. Annual Staff As the year began the Annual Staff diligently strived toward putting out the finest issue of the TARPON to the students of Tarpon High. One of the biggest tasks confronting staff members during the beginning of the year was the selling of annuals. Through the encouragement of staff members and faculty, our goal was met. All photography of individuals, clubs, and activities was directed by the editor and staff members. Under the direction of our competent editor, new members of the staff were given instructions for writing copy and ar- ranging pages. lt was the ultimate goal of the staff to convey a story of the entire school year to students and faculty alike, that would give us a lasting remem- brance of the 1961-62 year at Tarpon High, ln our quest for perfection dull mo- ments were few and far between before we had completed yours, The l96Z TARPON. Phyllis, Assistant Editor, goes over last min- ute material with Miss Conlon, Annual Sponsor. Kay, Editor of the 62 TARPON, checks over a page that is to be sent in for an approaching deadline. 91