Twin Springs High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Nickelsville, VA)

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We print Sheila Smith searches for more ads Jereial Fletcher writing copy for the Titanic the News Barto writes more exciting news for the Titanic Gee this work makes you kinda sleepy! Time out for some gossip Eddie Dingus draws lay-out for the Titanic 31

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TITANIC STAFF Editor, Jereial Fletcher; Business Manager, Irana Scott; News Editor, Kathy Osborne; Feature Editor, Rhonda Gillespie; Sports Editor, Cindy Dockery; Circulation Manager, Vickie Fugate; Cartoonist, Patty Flanary. The Titanic staff is composed of the most indus- trious writers and workers at Twin Springs. Mrs. Beth Culbertson and Miss Carmen Stallard sponsored the newspaper and coached the staff well. Each member of the staff had a job to do, either writing compos- ition, working lay-out, typing, selling advertisements, or acting as photographers. Each staff member was well rewarded for their efforts by producing both a factual and entertaining newspaper. Charlotte Dockery typing copy for the newspaper. What’s a girls like me doing in a place like this??? Please Mrs. Culbertson, I’d rather do it myself. 30

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NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is exactly what its name says. It is an honor club which is nationwide. In each of its participating schools its clubs consist of students with high grades and a good capacity for learning. The members are: Gerry Cox, Connie Nickels, Kathy Flanary, Virginia Sluss, Irana Scott, Linda Hall, Linda Hillman, Rhonda Gillespie, Jean Kilgore, Joy Walsh, Teresa Peters, Linda Dockery, Steve Osborne, and Walter Rose. The sponsor is Mr. James Trent. The officers ar€: President, Vickie Fu- gate; Secretary, Kathy Flanary; Treasurer, Virginia Sluss; Reporter, Rhonda Gillespie BETA CLUB President, Judy Meade; Vice-President, Donna Stallard; Secretary, Linda Hillman; Treasurer, Irana Scott; Reporter, Kathy Meade SPONSORS: James Trent and Theresa Bledsoe. Being an honor club, the Beta club is for those students in the top of their class who have high scholastic standings. The purpose of this organization 32 is to encourage its members to use their ability and to further their education.