Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,..-1-v pgaull ' ,,..v-a-dt .J 1 , eww Ml? Top Left: Sophomore Dan Goodman being his comic self, Top Right: Sophomore Letty Reyes, But Ms. Cely, I left the interview and story in my locker. Middle Left: Juniors Jes- sica Friend and Bianca Gonzalez go to class after an interview, Middle Right: Sophomore Vicky Pillarelli and Junior Lucy Varela work- ing together on a story, Bottom Left: Junior Christine Valencia, Sophomore Letty Reyes, Junior Anna Alcaraz and Ms. Cely going over a layout design. Page By - Lucy Varela, Photos By Roy Hardy Yearbook 1 1 1 M 'Q' if

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Valdez, Veronica Fuentes, Kevin Sudden Impact was the theme for the 1984-85 Yearbook. Advisor Ms. Catherine Cely has taught at Cholla for 8 years. Apart from being Impact Advisor she also taught Art and Photography. Her main goals for the yearbook staff were to meet all deadlines, produce a better yearbook each year, and to teach students good public relations techniques. It was the responsibility of the staff to interview people, take photographs, write sto- ries, draw layout designs for copy and picture placement and to organize un- derclass picture sessions and year- book sales. The editorial staff consisted of 4 Co-Editors who were, Senior Kim Keeton - Copy Editor, Junior Lucy Varela H Caption Editor, Junior Da- vid Taylor H Layout Editor, and Ju- First Hour QL RJ Jesus Patricia Cowan trin and T nior Kelly Woodrich - Cropping Edi- tor. The 3 Photo Editors were Senior Michael Holte, Senior Dominic Ortiz and Junior Jeff Dollar. Herff Jones Yearbooks Representative was Yvonne Lopez. Types and sizes used were the following: Headlines - Century Schoolbook Bold 36 point. Division Pages A Century Schoolbook and Bold and Bingham Script 42 point. Subheads - Century Schoolbook Italic 18 point. Body Copy and Folios - Century Schoolbook, 10 point. Captions - Century Schoolbook, 8 point. Page Numbers - Old Eng- lish, 24 point. 1 1 U Beat The Yearbook Deadline othing Held Us Back Q8 '!'2'!s Scott Front: Dennis Nasta ' Rises? Yvonne .Lopez - for mailing. Senior and Faculty Portraits by: Ray Manley Studios Underclass Portraits by: Na- tional School Studios, lnc. CPage 1103 Photos by: Dominic Ortiz, Mike Holte and Dennis Nasta.

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112 I-Iold The Presses Mr. Paul Felix, advisor for the Charger Staff for the past eight years, changed the format and cover design this year. The Charger Newspaper now sports a magazine cover and a newspaper front page as well as being larger. Journalism has moved to fifth hour and the advanced class meets sixth. Exposure to the typewriters on a daily basis gave students more pro- fessional experience. Junior Glenn Parks - Editor-in- Chief, had the responsibilities of meeting all deadlines, editing copy, and making assignments. The Charg- er goal was to publish ten issues with an eight page average every three weeks. It cost S60 per page. Mr. Felixls interests other than journalism Were reporting and graph- ic design. He stated, The business department has allowed us to use one of their typing rooms. Thank you, Mrs. Esparzalv Newspaper Staff l Journalism I Bottom Left: Photographer Laura Coltrin. Top Right: Group Shot L-R: Back Row: Glenn Parks, Mike Lang, Laura Coltrin, Tammy Kenney, Norma Zuniga, Dominic Ortiz, David Cota, Yvonne Baltazar, Bruno Loya, Mr. Felix. 2nd Row: Tracy Bostian, Shelly Cole, Mia Jones, Andrea Turcotte, Raquel Dominguez, Richard Ibrahim. Front Row: Ray Gonzales, Cassandra Quihuis, Lisa Martin, Mariana Wood, Laurie Malott, Elizabeth Cowan and Juan Romero. Bottom Right: Mr. Felix working hard. WMU