Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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taff works to keep Log's high rating f f I f '1 i Melody Pettis, Frank Duncan and Elvis Fields work on copy for their sports section. Publications typist, Jul' H dd' , ti , and for the 1967 Wood Logla a IX types Cap Ong Copy 98 Cperating with one of the smallest staffs in high school journalism, the WV ood Log has received first place ratings for the last three years, and this year's staff has been working long after-school hours to keep the record intact. Consisting of one editor for each yearbook sec- tion, the staff also includes a few assistants. Each editor is responsible for the planning of his pages, and providing the necessary copy and head-lines. They also schedule pictures needed with the pho- tographers. Besides producing the XV ood Log, the staff spon- sors Homecoming each year, supervising the elec- tion of royalty and organizing the parade and other activities. Assisting in the all-school picture taking in November is another staff project. Working to inform the public of VVood activities is the News Bureau. They prepare news and fea- ture articles to send to the city newspapers. Senior section editor Charles Baker hands Debra Mathis another box of underclassman pictures to be alphabetized for her section. 'N -6- yv, 9. -V

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