Douglas County High School - Huskie Highlights Yearbook (Castle Rock, CO)

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' was ...A, .,,.,.,.: - -- V .,.,,,,,: V Y Hmm i M . , Iourier photographer Kevin Henry well taken, well developed, and properly ipends many hours working over the cropped photos are essential parts of an ight board. Good copy in addition to effective paper. , K, . n...,i,,.n .,, IT at is 1.5 RONT ROW: Margaret Doherty, Amy ROW: Kevin Henry, Michael Simard, leveland, Carolyn Kiley, Robin Pouilly, Tom Widslarld, Robin Murphy, KBVIH largarite Elfstrom, Kristin Hagar. BACK Dawson, Mrs. Henry, 8dV1S9f- Skills That Last A Lifetime Being a member of the Courier staff provided 11 stu- dents with knowledge they said would last a lifetime. They learned the value of ac- curacy, the importance of re- specting other opinions and how to utilize time. They were taught to discipline themselves through journal- istic techniques. Developing writing skills, for example, can be applied to many other areas of study. Throughout the years, the Castle Courier strived for professionalism. Each year more awards were earned. This year, the Courier re- ceived the state sweepstakes runner-up from the Colorado High School Press Associ- ation, along with several in- dividual awards. Editor-in-Chief Robin Pouilly received an Honor- able Mention from the Na- tional Scholastic Press Asso- ciation on her 1983 Student Council Elections editorial. Robin was one of only seven students nationwide to be honored with this award. The Castle Courier also re- ceived The George H. Gallup award from Quill and Scroll and an All-American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Overall, being on the newspaper staff has proved to be an invaluable exper- ience, Robin commented. I have learned skills that will last my entire life.

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Copy Editor Debra Hatch encourages the spirit of Christmas while stringing lights on the tree. All other staff members were to bring one ornament to finish. BS Academics editor Edie Nockels concentrates on wrapping up this story before the bell rings. Sometimes it's hard to find those right words to tie it off. img glliig- 4.1 :J as as ea M WW Z aff? iw? 'fm 1 M .W .pf ,, Maw, ,.,,,,,, My-rwwffv srl' Sports editor Terri Fashing erases a Barton looks on Terri expresses comical mistake from the second of three Deadlines are a drag' carbon copies as photographer Kathy W