Teague High School - Aerial Yearbook (Teague, TX)

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AERIAL STRIVES TO PLEASE The Aerial Staff has the tremendous task of capturing the events and moods ofthe students and faculty at Teague High School. Its purpose is to preserve the his- tory and memories made at this school. Thanks to our Aerial, our past and our youth will always be available for all to see. 1. Charles Brown sponsored the 081W and Aerial. 2. Trudy Posey, ass. editor, and Terri Fulton, editor, work hard to get the 081W out on time. 3. STAFF: Front row, left to right-Charles Brown, Cherrie jones, Leigh Ann Holmes, Sereatha Randell, Char- lene Pruett, Trudy Posey, Terri Fulton. David Dunn. Keith Meredith. Back row, left to right-Darrell Brown, Clay Iensen, Anthony Pugh, ludy Foley, Paul Kimball, Patricia Philpott, Scott Glick. Lee Tilman. 4. Carrie Gottlieb and Kathy Glud, asst. editors, help Robin Wilks, editor, make a layout. 5. STAFF: Seated, left to right-Karri Posey, Robin Wilks, judy Foley, Rita Allen. Standing, left to right, Kathy Glud, Peggy Copeland, Patsy Copeland, Carrie Gottlieb, Celisa York. t it PM 5 59

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OSWIPRITHS PAPER The Orange 8: White Staff wion the l.L.P.C. award of achievement in journalism in recognition of out- standing achievements and progress in journalism among school newspapers in its classification for this year. The O8zVV has recently tried a new way of print- ing the paper. The staff types all of the stories and sends them off to be printed. The new method is an at- tempt to improve the school paper. 2-3 ff,?g', . Z 3 if Z l ' 3 58

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MR. BRG SPEAKS O AERIAL ISS E As the saying goes- History repeats itself. When school ended last May, our AERIAL was short of com- pletion. The summer progressed with promise of com- pletion soon, as not much seemed to be lacking to fin- ish the yearbook. However, when school started this year and graduated members of last yearls staff went off to college, this yearls staff found there was still quite an enormous amount of work to be done-and re- done-on the book. So-with determination-the staff got busy and completed last year's annual. In a way, this was a good learning experience. We have learned correct procedures and discipline on making a year- book. Also, we have learned to keep on schedule, thus making putting out a yearbooku lots of fun. No one has griped, but all have worked freely and willingly. So-this year's staff will make a new saying- History will not repeat itself . A big special thanks goes to co- editors Kathy Glud, Carrie Gottliebg assistant editor, Mark Mooreg Patsy Copeland, Peggy Copeland, Rita Allen, Diane Elrod, Lyn Iames, Sheila Day and Kim Hodges. These make up this year's staff and are on tire to make the AERIAL the best yearbook in Texas. 60 4-ww nu- '