Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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Student Lrft: Freshman and sophomore Student Council representatives. Above: Linda Stewart, Mr Stenftenagel. Janice Simpson, and Dennis Cole prepare for Klassroom Kwiz.” STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Frank Simon, V. President; Mr. Stenftenagel, Advisor; Joan Etienne, President; Larry Hagedom, Treasurer; and Lisa Taylor. Secretary. 14

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Provide Journalistic Experience Interviews with school personnel and students, selling ads, writing and typing stories, constructing layouts, pasting up at the News Office, writing headlines, and meeting deadlines were all a part of the complex process of produc- ing 14 bi-weekly issues of the 1971-72 Marksman.” Several articles from The Marksman’’ were reprinted in the Stu- dent Press Bulletin. a national publication of selected high school articles. The 1971-72 Sagittarius staff put in many hours aft school and during study halls to produce the yearbook. Last year’s yearbook and two issues of the paper were entered in competition at the University of Evansville’s an- nual high school Journalism Day. The 1971 Sagittarius re- ceived honorable mention for outstanding photography.

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Government Advocates Involvement Involvement is the key word in describing the 1971-72 Student Council, the representative voice of the student body in governing affairs at TCHS. The Council kept the school bustling with such things as convocation programs which included Ream’s the Magician, Caldwell’s Second Ses- sion, and a Fitness through Rhythmics program. The organ- ization also staged a 3 day anti-drug campaign featuring the visit of 4 ex-addicts from Matrox in Lexington, Ky. They initiated a homecoming lawn display contest, in which the Seniors took first place. Under the direction of their sponsor, Mr. Stenftenagel, they continued the annual events such as a used book sale, athlete’s parents’ recogni- tion nights, Hoopla magazine sale, homecoming queen crownings, and cheerleader elections. Above: Student Council sponsored the first Football Homecoming lawn display contest. Each class constructed a display. First place went to the Senior Class. Right: Junior and Senior Student Council representatives. Students listen to ex-drug addicts from Lexington, Kentucky as they tell of their personal experiences with drugs.