Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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CENTER-News Bureau Staff checks local news- papers for stories sent in. Members are Chris- g tina Cunningham, Susan Seaman, Greg Burr, Debbie Thurston, and Richard Kraft. LOWER-Looking for the first edition of the Narrator are staff members Debbie Thurston, Ruth Fleming, Christina Cunningham, Artie Ballard, Greg Burr, Pam Senteney, and Richard Kraft. E 5 l KM N- lm. .s rl V UPPER LEFT-Editing the Wood Log was a full timejob for Carolyn Nelson. UPPER RIGHT-Publication photographer Fran- kiee Hartsock checks to see how her work looks printed in the Wood Log. ,s.H '3 X e H Vp' K .. - 9.'. gg-',t s ..',h.o.. X f 011, at - uneven' 5 1,0-o4uaoMs',5' .',..-tu.: ,A Q. a- .ae e 1 Al N:4 ::F :: :' I ..'n'w::fv'5gg ,qu 1 14SfN5eo::w41:.o. 2q,.,,,,,.v- '3Q . AFUGMQQI' .::',.W', 'D,4,,,,.:9 pl x,, Why, is su .f 4,. ini... ,pn 1 fi, vi ,',.,g,'s :Quin G .nib ,W Efyvrg :tnssaxs..xi, ar.4oonsl::,- :fans ' Q ' i' 6 inns' Swumii' qoaiS9'9' y 5 ' ' W ,i,...f! .'......-an M fm, g',n'f 1,-JIM X - A Wig,-0 g- ,f .it-f N ,Qi 'i , vi' Y . ,.,...-. Q V: . g , is fl' if ,V , -401 ' v , ', ' 'N 4 O . Y 0 v 1.,... wx N sk K 4, 1 J 3 f'- Q V i it no up sth n an 1' 0 xf-WI! Q 1 I , ,f it ,, I4 A ,, R, if ff' as 'fl , E ' K k f + 4 X ffl, ' ' IQ-1 1 H f ': ' ' - -' ,XX G Q ' 'v 5 A A I I . i , , v n g 91 fff are V7 v-am Q V 5 '5fl3g?l.. 3 l . J 'M Q 2- jj .5 lg .N -qi? ' , ,Q wx J K X GX. '5'A --w 3 gay , - 'ar ' '- s K aa- ig I . i M nu. I f' V J 1 isgw- i , N , a if , J,-f e 3 EN qt'.U A A ,if ' E . .ap i - - , I Z , L X J 1 1 A, v Y I 9, , ', r X, ,' 1 , A .Y G ' R. V5 C 5 x,,.A -.... XP' 45--0-9- 1 is in '

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RRATUR wins troph from Columbia School Press Taking pictures,writing reams of copy, headlines, and captions, meeting dead- line schedules are among the many duties of the publications staff members. Three divisions, News Bureau, Wood Log, and Narrator make up the Publication department. Chief of News Bureau, Greg Burr, was elected president of the Indiana High School Press Association. Along with his staff, Greg furnished stories for teen edi- tions of local newspapers. Yearbook editor, Carolyn Nelson as- sisted by section editors, copy writers, and typists joined together to meet each and every deadline. For the first time the cov- UPPER-Quill and Scroll members and expected nominees are seated are Patty Friedman, Betty Jones, Carolyn Nelson and Pam Senteney. Stand- ing are Greg Burr, James Jordan, Ruth Fleming and Richard Kraft. LOWER LEFT-Working on the advertising sec- tion of the WOOD LOG was strenuous but fun work for Jane Bachelor, Editor Betty Jones, and Ruth Fleming. LOWER CENTER-WOOD LOG staff members look over the contents of the 1970 LOG. Seated: Betty Jones, Carolyn Nelson, and Marcus Aguilar. Standing: Bob Payton, Frankiee Hartsock, Richard Kraft, Debbie Thurston, and Steve Radford. X. 5 h Q , B rx 'Q ' Zi' J 5 A l YP 'gf I gl f la f I 1 gil. , . - ,A ,mi fi I pil!!! up IQ, .rn 1' ai 2 I v in' M l is 'lla' ' ' 't 'Rpm af: A 'Y , 1 ' in ni ' Q 55- W 'awaftf - ,e! 'YQ lilo Fl -1 Ji an Aeff.'1 ll! U I lx 535 :ra er was designed by a student from the art department. Co-editors Pam Senteney and Debbie Thurston worked with their reporters to get stories for the school newspaper. The Narrator was one of the three top finalists in the local Columbia School Press Project. Among the activities attended by pub- lication members were the Indiana High School Press Association, Marion County Quill and Scroll Press Day and the Indiana State University Press Day. Having dinner at the Iron Skillet was the highlight of the year's activities.

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State leadership conferences high point for cluhs ii .f. i-5I'-L SCIENCE CLUBfRow One-R. Andrews, D. Lambert, P. Conover,G. Conover, S. Crittendon. Row Two-M.Crosley, R. Holman, J. Hardwick J. Halfaker, Miss Janice Clark. Row Three-D Burr, V. Tookes, D. King, T. Howard. Row FoureD. Rigdon, R. Kraft, C. Shamblin, P. McClure. Demonstrating the correct way to use the slide rule to Science Club members is Charles Shamblin. Club activities for the students enrolled in Cooperative Office Education, Distribu- tive Education, and Industrial Cooperative Training classes ranged from representing their school at the election of state offi- cers, participating in state leadership con- ferences, and contests, and holding an Employer-Employee Banquet. Members of the related clubs raised money to finance trips to the contests and the Employer-Employee Banquet. Slide rule practice, experiments, science fair projects, field trips, meetings, con- tests, election of officers, and special guest speakers highlight this year's plans for the Science Club. Seminars and films are a part of the weekly meetings held by the Science Club. Deserving members receive awards for out- standing membership, personal develop- ment, and completion of requirement of club rules. A 2 2 1, 7 l i X ? ' E l ,R 3 i i , Q s f I ' ' PG 1 , I R I x W ' I I I, U t Kun Q ,Q ,,,,e.,.,, - V i s 1 . a wi. . l a f if , f., . mga z, I - gl . , 15' . Q' lg' f' 4 5 -': .liffi