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

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V Editor-ln-Chief, Carol Fitsimmons concentrates 7 Below - Anthony Charrette organizes the sport pages for on reading copy for the Cougar Growl. Staffers the Annual. Bottom - Stephanie Salazar, Anna Delgado, learned a variety of skills Including copyreadlng, Sandra Martinez, and Belen Rodriguez prepare to get ads for layout and paste-up. the Annual. nv irq' 'A' Tii .Am hw My M- w- FW' u 5551 ,,...... -. M H f' - fd-v-......,,,..,,,,-mr., -J--H W, .,,. . 5 y a E A Sf' 'kg , - ' .fy r , 1 W E .al V P af , vw-W '+A x xx W N All X X N 1 N 5 x xx M Y W X W wlaxgg ,a g if M eeee .K Q 5 3 ' . Q... . ' 1ikQji,g: - K R N .y 3 -we 'Ill ' ,. e A I5-hill-if 1 X -555.5 A 'Y Q 5 X rza 5. . . X .. .N. S. Groves T. Hall we N YS X Q X w R X in Pg. X X X Y K Y X xx X X N x - . 1: f 5: S. . E X , S N, ka -l., . . D. Haught M. Hawkins P. Hicks AnnualfNewspaper S 13

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Annual staffers Kim Elliot, Tresa Tate, and Elizabeth Holohan lay out pictures for the division pages. Notice the arrows that con- V Theresa Emrlck, Delores Thomas, Carol cuss some layouts for the school newspa- tihue the Be Yourself theme throughout Fltslmmons, and Jodi Kape plan and dis- per, the Cougar Growl. the bqgk, M0107 afmfffwy Informing the Student Body Anthony Charrette, editor-in-chief of the 1985 Cougar Annual, and Carol Fitsim- mons, editor-in-chief of the Cougar Growl, worked closely with their staffs to meet deadlines and produce their respective pub- lications. One problem that they encountered was that of beginning students being included on the staffs, along with the more experienced, returning members. Teaching all the new students while try- ing to meet deadlines with the experienced staffers slowed production down dramatical- ly, according to adviser Mrs. Barbara War- ren. When we had a beginning journalism class, I was able to teach the basics to the new students, Mrs. Warren noted. Then, when they joined the staffs, they were fully skilled and ready to complete all the neces- sary workf' Both Annual and Growl students learned the basics of production, including layout and design, copy writing, copy reading, headline writing, interview techniques and photograph selection and cropping to fit the appropriate space. In addition, they discovered the ethics of journalism as they strove to produce the best possible publications. The staffers worked hard, Mrs. Warren said, under some very difficult conditions. P Gary Taylor, Anna Burzin, and Shannon copyread articles before they are sent to Merrell, Cougar Growl 'staff members, the printer. i W ACK 3 si twig is . Q N Y sas rl 3 ' Y x wr, s .- -- I... , I... .... . 5 XX R X X! N s P is X x s I A J' W X W lEs if X , ..,,.. W ..... . .......,... V S s A X as B. Elliott C. Ellis G. Ellis T. Fay W. Frank 12 AnnualfNewspaper

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Annette Manterola washes out her test tubes after flnlshlng her lab in bl ology After each lab the students must wash the equipment that they used and put away the chemicals The biology classes do a variation during the school year All of the students enjoy dolng lab Mmm Ile WIMZIWWWYW Mrs Mary Sweeney hands out chemicals to her blol ogy students In biology the students learn about the various aspects of Ilvlng things No prerequisite are required to enter biology Studying God s creations lnsplres students Expernmentnng with dangerous cheml cals hke sulfunc and mtnc aclds Or dls sectmg plgs and worms You can fmd these thmgs happening nn our chemlstry and bnology classes In first year chemlstry the students studned elements and compounds and thelr propertles The students also stud led the reactnons between elements and compounds through domg labs at least once a week and havmg two or three days of lecture ln some of the labs thus year the students made Ice cream per fum and asprm the course l1v1ng thmgs nn sclence can be very helpful P Kim Zink and Kris Hatelld do a lab in chemistry ln lab all the students must wear aprons and their safety glasses when the Bunsen burner ls on After fnrst year chemnstry a student may take accelerated chemnstry And at the end of the year the student may take an exam If he receives a hxgh enough grade he can recelve college credxt for One of the other lab sclences offered at our hxgh school IS bnology In bxology the students studned about varlous aspects of There are no prereqwsnte classes that must be taken m order to enroll mto the bnology classes but a strong background 'ff W Allen S Allender A Arnold V Baca J Beach 14 ChemnstryfB1ology V . . V . - l A gsm X fn - lX.l'?w . f' Q X X0 0 Q 0 c o ' ' ...V ,Q . . , - Q . n , V A . sweet! NE 1 g if r .13 Vg , , ag ,