Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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The hardworking members of the journalism staff strive to meet deadlines in putting out publications of the Smoke Signal every three weeks. Being on the newspaper staff is not just an easy class like many people think, states news editor Sonya Ekes, The new journalism advisor, Mrs. Hopkins, encour- ages the students to be independent and to show initiative in publishing the newspaper. Students had to carry on editorial responsibilities and labor under the absence of Mrs. Hopkins during her maternity leave. Canyon students enjoy the challenges of writing articles and actually seeing their results, editor-in-chief Keary Kubista reports. The staff has the potential to put out an exceptionally good pa- per, comments Kent Kubista, exchange editor. Publishing an issue tri-weekly, the Smoke Signals staff endeavors to cover all avenues of newsworthy sources. 1. journalism staff members Kent Kubista, Eric Becker, and Sue Bugalski relax after another tough deadline. 2. Mr. Aleccia sits in on a journalism staff meeting. 3. Tony LaPorte concentrates on a boys' sports article. 4. Staff members Dave Shively examines lay- outs going into the Smoke Signal. 5. Mrs. Hopkins is the journal- ism staff advisor this year. 6. Newspaper staff members include Eric Becker, Kent Kubista, Tony LaPorte, Sue Bugalski, Kathy Silva, Keary Kubista, Sonya Ekes, Dave Shively, and Robin D'Arc. 132 LJ F: gb Y ----li' if i .N Q

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Composed of 25 zanies, this year's Legend staff has tried to summarize the 1978-79 year as accu- rately as possible. The yearbook class has labored under several liabilities this year including a new ad- visor, Mr. Vince Aleccia, and an almost all-female staff. Despite the setbacks, the staff sat down and started to work. Several individuals who were not in the annual class have made valuable contributions to the yearbook. Michael Yasuda, john Higa, and Ken Robillard lent their considerable photographic talent and Dave Shively heightened the artistic level of the '79 Legend. This year's book reflects the dedication and hard work put in by the staff including an additional 24 pages. With approaching deadlines, the staff in room 403 became chronically chaotic. Beneath all the surface commotion, however, editor-in-chief Teresa Cartwright kept a firm grip and smoothed several rough spots which constantly appeared. 1. The serious job of selecting the right picture is done by Lisa Cartwright and Bill Holley. 2. Cheryl Masters contemplates where to put it . 3. Going over junior mugs proves to be a very tedious job for Arlene johnson and Carol Marion. 4. The entire Annual staff works diligently as Cindy Poer gets a little extra ad- vice. 5. Dee Nicholson shows off the latest fashion in 6th pe- riod Annual. 6. Our fearless fsometimes fearlessj leader, editor- in-chief Teresa Cartwright. 7. This year's annual advisor Mr. Vin- cent Aleccia. 8. The Legend Staff: Top Row: Cheryl Masters, Ar- lene johnson, Carol Pilkington, Vicki Trachta, Annette Doubek, Bill Holley, Lori lensen, Kim Shebanek, Carol Marion, Carey Hayes, Anita Duffy, Dee Nicholson, Mr. Vince Aleccia. Middle Row: Elaine Crockett, Dave Hultman, Kris Druilhet, Lisa Car- twright, Shiley Papera, Susan Papers, loNel Nicholson, Cindy Poer, Cindy Lopez, Kathy Hartmann, Pam Yates. Bottom Row: Ron Cheser, Teresa Cartwright. 134