Vandalia Community High School - Vandalois Yearbook (Vandalia, IL)

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UAXNDALOIS Richard Minor, Business Manager: Sally Mammen, Co-Editorg Miss Barr, Sponsorg Bob Thornan, Photographic Editorg Pat Balsiger, Iunior Editorg loyce Isbell, Co-Editor. 'flt's seven o'clock in room six -the usual time and the usual place for Vandalois meetings. Everyone's here now and things are beginning to hum. Let's take a closer look to see just what is going on. ln the closest corner We find the photographers identifying pictures and planning the remaining ones to be taken. This job of taking pictures follows a closely planned schedule wit couldnt be done by just dashing around shooting a roll of films when you feel like it. Now looking to the right we see our writers-Sports, Features, and Organs izationsfhuddled around a table. Despite their puzzled expressions and occasional groans they are actually Working, for it is their responsibility to edit all copy. Working near by are the typists and proofreaders. Scattered over the back of the room, We note the business staff ambitiously drawing ads and planning ways of raising money. Other means of deriving money are from subscriptions and by sponsoring Homecoming. And last, but not least, We see the editors and sponsor discussing produc- tion details. And that, dear friends, is a typical Vcmdalois meeting. alllw

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Librarians CLERICAL WORKERS Standing: Ioyce lsbell, Sally Mam- men, Dale Matheny, Anna Lou Spin' ner. Sitting: Sponsor Miss McCord. Shelves of books, stacks of magazines, talk- ing tables, and shiny filing cabinetsvthats our libraryl There the librarians help you find a Shakespearean play, Man and the Motor Car. or maybe just a good novel. ln every smoothly operating organization there are the people behind the scenes. The library is no exception. Here we have the clerical workers. Although only a few in num- ber, these people are the backbone of our li- brary system. This year their most important accomplishment has been typing sets of cards for the card catalogue. However, the fine Work they do would be of little value without the librarians who serve you everyday. Before school, during school, or after school for the best information available, the library is your best betl Top row: I. Merriman, M. Shellabarger. Third row: A. Wallis, I. Wallis, F. Stansfield, I. Stombaugh, L. Willett, P. Lay, M. Greer, R. Purtilar, D. Strickland, G. Hoffman, P. lsbel l. Second row: I. Knebel, M. Chappelear, S. Bass, P. Beery, P. Craycroft, C. Ray. Kneeling: L. Iones, A. Thomas, A. Phillips. 44132

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Vandalois Stall FEATURES AND ARTISTS Sitting: A. Gillespie, I. Pittman, S. Bass. Standing: S. Brooks, I. Metzger, G. Hotfxriazi. ORGANIZATIONS Sitting: D. Strickland, M. Daniels, H Purtilar Standing: B. Brooks, D. Stombaugli, B Kains, P. Break, E. Kirkpatrick. PHOTOGRAPHERS , P. Lay, A. McCol Front row: H. Wangrow lum, A. Thomas, D. Spencer. nebel, B. Chandler. Back row: I. K SPORTS Left to Right: A. Spinner, I. Staff, P. Roberts. TYPISTS Outh, D. Mdtheny M C R. Morton, W. R pelear. BUSINESS Sitting: I.She1loborger B Dive-ley I Cu nson. B Cox E Chdppelear C. Steve ' ' B. Horner, Standing. Ass? Bus. Mgr.