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Real world advertising
Debra Allen's advertising class at Marshall County High School recently toured the offices of the Marshall County Tribune. The class is partnering with the Rogers Group again this year and the students used the tour to ask production and business manager Lawanda Fralix, pictured at far right, and general manager Jim Ward to critique the ads they had created for the firm. During the tour it was learned the school had gone on a lockdown, which meant the students had to remain at the newspaper office. MCHS would like to thank the Tribune for the hospitality shown to the students while they were there, which helped to make the students feel safe and secure in a very trying situation. Pictured here with Fralix are are Andrea Hurt, Brian Cuff, Sam Estes, Ya'Lisa O'Neal, Ja'Lisa Hightower, Tiffsany Edwards, Toni Conforto,Raleigh Woodard, Kenston Ezell, Brittany Pung, Mercedes Conley, Samantha Holbert, Amber McKee, Gesica Brown, Margaeux McLean, Katie Gallagher, and Eric Brand.