Casa Grande Union High School - Cougar Yearbook (Casa Grande, AZ)

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1' . .ir 1 . AMR. X ' i f E . , 4. 5 . ' ' ? gfxixf f D. Brown M. Brutinel D. Bryan M. Cassity A. Cobb J fly, MMWM4 QQZWM Students learn broadcasting. The director yells action, and the KGHS newscasters are on. This year's newscasters included: Brent I-leffron, Mike Skaggs, Debbie Staats, Jennifer Pate, and Linda Fleeman. The studio production classes were held sixth and seventh hours this year. ln these two hours they produced ap- proximately four programs per week. One of the main goals for the studio production classes was to replace the existing studio cameras to enable a high- er quality of programs. All students, except the newscasters, must have first year electronics before they are allowed into the studio produc- tion class. In this class the students learned the operation and preventative maintenance of all studio equipment, in- cluding the mobile van, producing the news, and so on. One of the students, Earl Osborne, had this to say, In T.V. Studio you learn a lot about how a major news station goes about aquiring and assem- bling the news. The school has had a cable station for eight years. At the present time 2,200 people receive our station. P Greg Homol adjusts the equipment. The working with the equipment. lt is the per- students get hands-on experience by fect class for future broadcasters. A Greg Homol, Steve Church, and David ' Greg Homol, one of the students in Scharf help produce the news every week. studio production, films a game. 10 Television Production g if wishes .fewi

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Lf P. Keith M. Konarski P. Landers M. Leard R. Lewis fr 1 vel!! li 5 e Q. Mrs. Marcl Casslty lectures on nouns, pronouns, ad- i verbs, verbs, and adjectives, while students take notes. E Karen Woodley, Jennifer Smith, and Sonny Singh work on their Below - Students also have leisure time in English. The saying goes, All French. This year the French 5-6, and French 7-8 classes, taught by Madame Elllot were held zero hour. work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, so the students take advantage of the opportunity. Language Arts 9

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X A s B. Cox G. Crouch D. Cumberland R. Davies B. Day 4 Andy Smlth ls edltlng tapes ln VCR I and VCR ll, In studio production. The class pro- week, and over 2,200 residents receive our cable station. C ' N i duces approximately four programs per nvzn'--,. 'Inf X , XXX A 'X V X 4 Steve Church, one of the stu- 4 Davld Sharp and Greg Homol work on dents, works hard on a project. the equipment in studlo production. Television Produc tion 11