Western High School - Colossus Yearbook (Newnan, GA)

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Revived Western Round-up Staff Encourages School Unity Reorganized this year with Pam Brown and Greg Jones as editors, the WESTERN ROUND-UP kept the student body informed on the school news and activi- ties. The staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Marsha Goodrum, worked long and hard to make this year's paper the best possible. Students felt that working on the paper helped give them a sense of purpose and improved their school spirit. Elementary news was included to encourage a feeling of unity throughout the school. -1 .eases 4 S . 1 .Mama XY' r ,I Q -it . r 1 1 g, , I TOP LEITT: Pam Brown, Editor, discusses the next edition of the paper with Mrs. Goodrum. TOP RIGHT: Staff members listen as Suzanne Smith expresses her views. BOTTOM LEFT: Pam Brown proofreads a stencil before it goes to press. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of the Paper Staff are: BACK ROW: Greg Jones, David Powers, Greg Hyde, Melanie Brown, Carol Coggin, Cindy Lange, Mrs. Marsha Goodrum, Advisor, MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Kee, Sue Wallace, Linda Ware, Iidith Prickett, Deborah Smith, Suzanne Smith. FRONT ROW: Vicky Duncan, Pam Brown, Deborah Warren, Karen Wilson, Susie Brown, Susan Bone.

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