Derby High School - Panther Yearbook (Derby, KS)

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Front Row: Fred Points (Photography Editor). Mike Miller; Middle Row: Greg Gibson (Business Manager). Pete Hel- ten. Rachel Waldschmidt. Sue Prevost: Back Row: Nancy Mathis (Editor). Mindy Kimmel (Layout Editor). Michelle De Long. Rhonda Lewis. Chris Davis (Index Editor). Miss Sue Holsapple (Advisor). Dan Leiker (Photographer). Shaula Lee. Leigh Glenn (Photographer). Business manager. Greg Gibson, sr.. doublechecks his bookkeep- ing to assure accuracy in the staff budget. Shaula Lee. jr.. Michelle De Long. sr.. Nancy Mathis, sr., and- Mindy Kimmel. sr.. participate in staff discussion. Fourteen voices unite to make “Harmony” Harmony certainly does mean everyone singing a differ- ent melody, and it was indeed 14 separate melodies which harmonized to bring about PANTHER 1977. Fourteen was the number of staff members it took to put out the ’76-77 book, with one. full-time photographer and two. part-time photographers, and four editors. In addition to keeping on key amongst them- Sue Prevost. sr.. pauses as she writes the body copy for a page. selves, the 14 staffers also worked in close cooperation with the DSH Art Department. Josten’s American Yearbook Company. Meyer and Williams Photographers, Student Photo, and Miss Sue Holsapple. advisor, to see to it that no part of their ‘‘Harmony went flat. Carrying the melody for the group was the Editor-in-Chief Nancy Mathis, sr.. accompa- nied by Layout Editor Mindy Index Editor Chris Davis, jr.. shuffles through the index file. Kimmel. sr.; Photography Edi- tor Fred Points, sr.. and Index Editor Chris Davis, jr. Senior Greg Gibson served as business manager to make sure the group didn’t sing too high and go sharp on its expenditures. Seniors Fred Points and Dan Leiker. staff cameramen, work in the dark room.

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 The Panther's Tale staff writers and Miss Holsapple discuss futures lists at a staff meeting. Belinda Frazier, sr.. gets herself snapped as she prepares to catch Panther Pack members in action. Staff awarded for talent in their “Tale” The Panther's Tale staff seemed to be full of promising journalists since nearly half of them placed in the top three positions of the journalism category at the Independence Community Junior College statewide contest held in March. The division of duties for the editors was different than it had been the previous year. The editor-in-chief edited and made page assignments as well as transported them to and from the printshop. while the managing editor collected fu- tures lists and assigned stories. The exchange editor only as- sisted every week in folding and addressing papers instead of doing the entire job every week. The staff also changed home stations, moving from C09 to E06, putting them closer to the vocational printing building. Advisor. Miss Sue Holsapple. brainstorms with the editors and staff members for an interesting head (headline) for a story. Sports staff members Matt Hunnicutt. sr.. Mike Hebert, jr.. and Jeff Ray. sr.. work on a sports page layout. 144 News Writing Front Row: Chris Turner. Belinda Frazier (Photogra- pher): Second Row: Miss Sue Holsapple (Advisor). Jim Kroening (Editor-in-chief). Lee Ann Swanson; Third Row: Karen Stuhlsatz. Michelle DeLong: Fourth Row: Doug Palmer (Exchange editor). Jeff Ray (Sports editor). Scotty York (Managing editor): Fifth Row: Matt Hunnicutt. Chris Killion: Back Row: Mike Hebert. Dan Leiker (Asst, photographer). Ron Jones: NOT PICTURED: Jack Cross. Chris Sawyer.

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ATTENDANTS: Sitting: Kim Thompson. Jill Carter. DeeAnne Dextras. Denise Kleman; Standing: Fred Points. Mark Fouts. Greg Gibson, and Jim Kroening. srs. 146 Yearbook Royalty