Bamberg American High School - Der Reiter (Bamberg, West Germany)

Page 51 text:

U1 BAME lown Crier L 1,02 -gf ll W ecit o 'Ee - The Creative Publications class, taught by the Krauchis, made headlines this year with the responsibility of publishing the newspaper, the yearbook, and the literary arts magazine. This group found itself with plenty of work. A positive attitude rewarded the group with nine issues of the legen- dary TOWN CRIER, the best-yet issue of REFLECTIONS, and this, the yearbook you're reading now! These students learned new mean- ings for the words writing, editing, rewriting, meeting deadlines, designing, and glueing. Par- ticipants included: Becky Ridge, R. Anderson, C. O'Brien, K. Lier- mann, L. Cournoyer, F. Merkt, M. J. Scott, C. Migliozzi, K. Kirkelie, S. Parker, C. Kingma, A. Allen, C. Briggs, K. Oelze, P. Joseph, E. Hervas, G. Cummings, K. Brooks, A. Henderson, A. Rader, K. Hamilton, L. Nielson, K. Sigler, and M. Youmans. 'Wu

Page 50 text:

A Triumverate Of Publications 1 qv .Q i i Mrs. Krauchi caught with a publication smile. A normal day at the creative publications office. Oh, the wows of seeking permission to the restroom! That's what you call taking a step up. You mean we really have to put a publication together? The only smiling writer on the staff. Miss Town Crier herself after a hard day with the news. M3311 . ffm

Page 52 text:

v-s S39 99 CD Pl' Q9 cn cn 40 Drama class and club members included: Steve Tolliver, Richie Bouher, Scott Parker, Henrietta Portela, Vickie Motley, Diedre Hill, Nicole Parker, Marie Wiggins, Becky Garcia, Kim Hamilton, Christie Baugh, Amy Rader, Katie Sigler, and teacher-sponsor Cynthia Krauchi. Not pictured: Mark Youmans, Frank Merkt, Jenni Wilson, Don Woolard, Tammi J orgenson and Sonny Garney. Mrs. Spelding fKatie Siglerl greets Kreton fBecky Garcial, a visitor from another dimension. Mr. Spelding fRichie Bouherj and his son-in-law-to-be QFrank Merktj look on in awe. Miss Barrett CKatie Siglerl, a first year teacher, prepares for the challenge of her very first day. Acting Up In Class And Club Besides learning the basics of theatre and rudiments of acting, the drama class gave three produc- tions during the year. The first was a short adaption of the beginning of UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE presented at the Homecoming Variety Show. In December a three act play Visit to a Small Planet was performed for the Honors Tea. A one act was also performed in the spring.