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

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layettevilk Observer Patty Tallerday, editorial editor, and Mo Flanagan, creative arts editor, examine a type-set page for the evening paper. Dennis Feelye and Vicky McClure, feature editors, leave their mark at the Observer. Susan Worrell and Joan Hard, photographers, search for layout ideas. Members of the Journalism 1 class work on various ideas for a future paper. 145 i

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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

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Club Strives Zoward Muth Smms Club officers Jimmy Stanfield, Vice-President; Jerry Stewart, President; and Judy Jonas, Secretary-Treasurer, work problems on the board. If you average 30 m.p.h. going from New York to Chicago, how fast must you travel on the return trip to have an average of 90 m.p.h. for the entire trip? The answer is not 90. Through such problems as this the twenty-five members of the math club strive to prepare themselves for the National Math Exam. Another goal of the club is to encourage these students to fur- ther their studies in math related fields. These club members, under the supervision of Mr. Cashwell, are among the top ten-percent of the math students at F.T.S. Sharon Boyd Betsy Buie Mike Cannady Lucy Collins Juanita Duncan William Fadul Louise Hale Linda Hoffman Judy Jonas Damian Kelly John King Dan Mattox Pam Mitcham Mike Murphy Chris Prather Mary Louise Snell Dena Squires Jimmy Stanfield Jerry Stewart Terry Waddell Dee Wright Sandy Ambrose Reggie Barton 146