Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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The Hornet Leaves Stinging John Martin and Steve NbCarty, Editors i Nick Coby and Lanny Mackey, Photographers Front Row: Kathy McCIung, Janice Martin. Back Row: Dan McCIung, Carl Sperring, Jim Clem, Scott Davies, Reporters. Hornet - 720

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FAE, Senior Editor JILL, Student Life Editor Construct 1969-70 Cascadian ldeas, layouts, and paste-ups were im- portant steps toward creating the 1969-70 Cascadian. This year's all girl staff strived to successfully complete each step before the arrival of their deadlines. Co-editors Debbie Grager and Yvonne Wilkening were a big part of the yearbook. The two girls had many opening and divi- sion pages of their own to complete, not to mention designing the cover and planning the dedication, but still found time to help the underclassmen meet their deadlines and give a boost of confidence to all. This is the second year in the history of Enumclaw High School that the yearbook staff has used the layout - paste-up meth- od. lt is a time consuming method but makes it possible to construct and design pages to that person's self-satisfaction. All in all, this method seems to be as worthy as the old, even if it takes a little more work on the staff's part. Working together, the senior and junior girls of the 1969-70 Cascadian staff hope that they have created a picture of Enum- claw High School, true both in sight and thought. ,.. ,,A ' ' F' 'A .f lVlR. CAIVIPBE LL, Advisor Lois, Faculty Editor PA TTI, Sports Editor Annual- 119

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Effect on its Readers Karen Rauschenberg, Layout Specialist Mrs. Volkl Journalism Advisor Denise Wilson and Connie Van Wieringen, Business Managers. Mark Jensen, Artist. Betty Kovash Typist Jodine Dal Santo Typist The Hornet, a bi-monthly publi- cation of EHS informed the student body of current, past and future events. With news stories, entertain- ing features and coverage of EHS happenings, the 1969-70 staff work- ed for perfection in their publications. New features added to the Hornet this year were, a Fashion column and Martin Mumbles, in which the editor voices personal opinions about cur- rent topics other than those in the reg- ular Editorial Column. More use of creative photography gave special re- cognition to athletic teams or groups performing school services. The students on the staff learned the art of accurate reporting, as well as putting out a paper. They worked with page layouts and advertising, the mainstay of the publication. They met their deadlines with a challenging approach and finished them with sweat, tears, and a little relief, to pre- sent both the memories and exper- iences to the students and faculty of Enumclaw High School. Jack Barrie and Bill Kombol, Sports Editors Hornet - 727