Walter F George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Staff gathers around to discuss the next pape Editor Zane McDaniel and Sponsor Miss Lael plan assignments. The 1967-68 Falcon ' s View staff has strived diligently to keep the student body informed as well as entertained. The force behind the Falcon ' s View is Editor Zane McDaniel, who is receiving first hand experience as a newspaper man. Miss Lael, the faculty advisor, guides the hardworking staff. Staff members are competent in the fields of news, editorials, features, and sports. Staff members are assigned to particular fields but they are qualified to write for every category. Members of the faculty are contributors to the guest editorial column of the paper. Falcon s View Staff Keeps Student Body Informed and Entertained Standing: Mark Biles, Con McGregor, Zane McDaniel, Walker Miller, Johnny Crowder, Lynn Nelson. Seated: Regina Fielding, Theda Bernard, Melanie Daniel, Sheila Baldwin, Laura Buckner, Linda Bohannon, Miss Lael. 44

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Miss Gail Eustis, Sponsor Lynne Mathews, Editor Mody Blondell, Assistant Editor Judy Williams, Business Manager Ken Grantham, Sports Standing Left: Nilda Soto, Pat Anderson, Sharon Stephens, Charlene Wooster. Standing Right: Kay Campbell, Sheilah Lambert, Ann Hargis, Sandra McNew, Connie Eller. Seated: Danny Talley, Phillip Hames, Steve Maddox, Greg Bruton, Melvyn Richardson, Danny Paulk. Susan Brackett, Ads

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High School Red Cross Service Projects Extend Charity Toward All Seated: Patti Walton, Shirley Whigham, Denise Jones, Sharon Davis, Sheila Brinson, Debbie Williams, Genie Wise, Lynn Shellnutt, Mike Green, Karen Sparks, June Simpson, Judy Fortune. Standing: Barbara Brownlee, Faye O ' Neal, Gay Irwin, Deborah Cash, Lila Whitfield, Libby Carpenter, Joyce Holbrook, Linda Edmondson, Jimmye Moore, Gail Ambler, Marsha Winn, Marcia Duke, Sherry Austin, Trudi Glawson, Susan Blondell, Joenne Petty, Debbie Frazier, Lynn Bramlett, Gwen Massengale, Mark Wheeler. Providing students with opportunities to develop an increased sensitivity to the needs of others and an appreciation of what people can do for other people is the High School Red Cross ' sustaining purpose. Many requests for service come to the Red Cross youth from Veterans and Military Hospitals, State and County Hospitals, Children ' s Homes, Homes for the Aged, Day Nurseries and others. By participation in these programs, students have an opportunity to grow in social responsibility and to respond to the needs of others. At George High, the Red Cross Club has made and decorated 50 Christmas stockings for the 36th Evacuation Hospital in Vietnam, made 75 Flash cards for the mentally retarded adults and stuffed 26 animals for the Children ' s Home. The Club is now in the process of making scrap books and will make 100 tote bags for the hospitals. Directing these activities are Barbara Brown- lee, president; Debbie Williams, vice-president; and Gay Irwin, secretary- treasurer. Tote Sags will be distributed to children ' s hospitals throughout the city. Volunteers prepare ma- terial that Red Cross members will make in- to tote bags.