Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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.. iff B3 . w 5 We haue a hard working staff this year, lam proud to be the editor. - Shari Haskell i'My students are great peo- ple, awesome writers. and per- ceptive judges of personality. - Mr. Milton 1. Jason Wharton finalizes the copy written by Susan Barrett and Lindale Hullurn. 2 Mr. Mil, ton lends a helping hand to young writers Heidi Ireland and Susan Barrett. 3. The nosey staff listens to the latest Bench Talk. 4. Back row: Wayne Bennett. Greg Scriuner. Jason Ver- non. Robby Jones. Deniece Vargas. Jason Ea'- wards Middle row' Jason Wharton. Melissa Miller. Susan Barrett. Heide Ireland. Derek LaDay. Front row: Judy Murray. Renee Friend. Michelle Letellier. and Shari Haskell. 5. Mr. Milton assists Shari Haskell in setting a page 7 Shari Haskell puts the finishing touch' es on a story. 7. Deniece Vargas hunts for a word in a Thesaurus. 8. The sports writers pose for a shot. 38 HOOFBEA TS rw.. 'gn

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6 ft2r '-1-QR Ansar, an Equl le-kwel 9. Struggling to meet deadlines and endless hours of writing and cropping are expected in a yearbook class, and the '87 Equi staff proved to be no different. The well-balanced group of writers, designers. artists. and a pho- tographer lCharley Kul, helped to make the yearbook a tremendous success. Editors Deniece Vargas and Maureen McPherson guided the class, which consisted of twelve rooke ies and four veterans. with hopes for an outstanding book, Deniece Var- gas. a three-year veteran and senior editor said. I was surprised how well we worked together as a staff even though. at the beginning of the year, only four of us knew what we were doing. The twelve rookies proved to be great assets to the staff and I was impressed by their abilities. It was a great honor to be the editor: I think after three years I had waited long enough. Last summer Denice Vargas, Mau- reen McPherson, and Julie Tichauer had the opportunity to travel to the University of Santa Cruz to attend Yearbook West. a yearbook camp for seven days, Tricks of the trade were passed on among students from ten different states. The '87 Equi staff decided to cele- brate the year with a theme of, what else, 'iCelebrate. The color section consisted of balloons, confetti, and fabulous color worth celebrating. We'd like to thank Mr. Stoneking for his invaluable advice and words of wisdom. .. EQ!!! 31.

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211 vs .15 Y.. ww 4 L 4 B915 . . Hoora 6 M- What A Paper 8 What A Paper As in past years. the Hoofbeats staff, under the supervision of Mr. Milton, produced one of the most outstanding high school newspaper around. The dedicated writers worked diligently to bring in the most interesting and news worthy stories to be found on Foothills campus. Be- sides the hardships of putting a news- paper together. the staff also had to deal with the agony of rising before the sun. This was due to the fact that the journalism class was held during zero period. which began at 6:50 A.lVI. Hoofbeats editor Shari Haskell did an outstandingjob ofmaking sure that the stories were well written and that the class generally ran smoothly. Working as sports editors. Wayne Bennett and Jason Wharton enjoyed writing about the ups and downs of Foothills sports teams in action. Thanks to the Hoofbeats staff our lives at Foothill were a little more en- tertaining and intriguing with an out- standing paper. HOOFBEA TS 39