Terry Sanford High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Steve Fleming Janet Harkey Jimmy Horner Mike Lampros Larry Lean Helen McLeod Steve McMillan Sonie Martin Sharon Moody Jan Myers Lee Ann Neie Larry Lean sells bookcovers .to Bunny Monroe as and Sam Roberts look on. Mike Pat Nunez John Page Pam Provost Peggy Ringer Joseph Stanish Karen Threat Tom Twyford Anne Warmbrod Dianne Warren Terry Wood Willie Worley - Members discuss details of the November meeting while enjoying refreshments. 143

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Officers of the Art Cluh are Peggy Ringer, Secretary; Sharon Moody, Treasurer, Pat Nunez, President; Larry Lean, Vice President; and Tommy Altman, Sgt.-at-Arms. Club Snters State Competition Mrs. Noye, the advisor, responds to the question of an interested student. School beautification is one of the main concerns of the Art Club. One’s eye is always caught by the outstanding dis- plays in the front lobby bulletin boards. In addition to this, the teachers’ lunch room is always kept attractively decorated. This year the club sponsored the selling of the new book covers which they designed and also participated in the Fine Arts Festival. Under the leadership of Mrs. Noyes, the Art Club con- tinues to stimulate a cultural approach to art and produce the future Renoirs of our generation. 1 Tommy Altman David Barbour Bobby Beau Don Browning Barbara Burnette Connie Dudley

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Mulldog Staff Visits Coarlt (Beth) Morrison, sports editor, interviews Ed Seamon. Mrs. Hill, adviser, and Melinda Creed, business manager, look t)ver the account book. Who is tile next Phantom victitii? Could it be me? This question enters the students’ minds as they eagerly read the newest edition of THE BULLDOG. Published by the Journalism II class under the able supervision of Mrs. Hill, THE BULLDOG is TSH’s monthly newspaper. The purpose of the journal is to report the ac- tivities that have occurred at TSH and to provide the readers with some entertainment. This enter- tainment is attained through poery, short stories, and such articles as the “Phantom” and “Around the Dog House.” The BULLDOG staff is able to supply the literature through the works submitted by the Journalism I class. A big annual event for the staffers is the field trip to The Fayetteville Observer. Both Journalism classes are given a tour of the plant and are given an opportunity to view the journalism world from within. Sandy Ambrose, editor-in-cliief, tries out the editor of the Ob- server’s desk for size. 144