Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Picture 1, An unidentified palantir member goes crazy in the darkroom. Pic- ture 2, Deidre Hicks, Mr. Mairs, Karen Buchsbaum, and Sherry Olsen dis- cuss a paper. Picture 3, Editor-in-chief Tracy Cowle helps a staff member. Picture 4, Karen Rice and Scott King talk about a story. Picture 5, Debbie Nicholson designs an upcoming palantir page. 2 . 3 5 PaIantir!67

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The palantir, CDG's award winning newspaper, kept up its tradition of greatquality for another year. The staff, consist- ing of 27 people, was under the direction of advisor George Mairs, and Tracy Cowle, editor-in-chief. The paper, pub- lished every three weeks was an outlet for the student's voice. The palantir printed articles that were relative to the Facts, Features 85 Photos students. The articles mainly tied into the happenings of CDO and Tucson, were generally of great interest to the stu dents. One student commented, There are things that get left out. A lot of the features are interesting and informative but I wish there were more. 'Wm r f 66!PaIantir

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Aios de Oro: A Printed Memor The Anos de Oro staff spent countless hours struggling to meet the deadlines. The staff was guided by editors who worked late hours, screamed a lot, and pleaded with the publishing company to be allowed an extra twenty-four hours. The editors who showed patient and sometimes impatient leadership were Barbie Kohl, Beth Cowles, and Heidi Beers. When accomplishing an assignment, a staff member learned on-the-job training including layout, copy writing, photography, and advertisement sales. When asked what the yearbook accomplished, editor Barbie Kohl replied, The best yearbook is the kind that a student can open and look at and totally re-live a year. 681 Yea rbook