Fruita High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Fruita, CO)

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Book Of Student Life macher was Sue Bacheldor, busi- ness manager, taking charge of the intake of money, paying the bills, ad assignments and layouts, and typing of copy. To finish each page assigned, deadlines for copy, photographs, and layouts were important to be met by each individual member of the staff. The finishing of the typed copy pages meant the fast- moving fingers of Sue Bachelder, Evelyn Hardy, and Kelly Williams. A sigh of relief came from the staff when the last deadline was met in March. Work then began on the supplement pages by the underclassmen, while Seniors were taking finals and complet- ing graduation requirements in April and May. 1. Working hard on copy and layouts are Beth Shepherd and Evelyn Hardy. 2. Tina Story and Lisa Bright exchange suggestions for copy while Kelly Williams smiles at the camera. 3. Listening to some tunes is how Dave Way uses his time constructively. 4. Editor Randy Reeder and Todd Bonnati laugh it up as Dave Way checks out some pictures. 5. Posing for the camera is Beth Shep- herd. 6. Mr. Hutmacher and Evelyn Hardy go over a layout as photographer Glen Man- ley looks through some photos. 7. Looking on is Pat Conrad as Mr. Hut- macher goes through the role book. Annual 29

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Chroniclers Hurry To Produce A slow start seems to be a tradi- tion for the Yearbook staff. But the group of inspired writers, art- ists, photographers, and typists lead by first-year sponsor, Mr. Hutmacher and Editor Randy Reeder, plunged head-first into a demanding schedule of dead- lines. Being a previous photogra- phy sponsor of an annual staff in a Denver area high school, Mr. Hutmacher added his know-how and suggestions to the photogra- phers, and headed the writing and re-writing assignments for the copy pages. Randy was always ready with suggestions of layout changes, ideas for improvement, and of course lending a helpful hand. A lot of overtime hours were demanded of the staff to meet their deadlines, often meaning neglect of other courses. But a devotion to the cause meant working as a unit. Assisting Randy and Mr. Hut- 28 Annual

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Talent Exhibited The Art Club and its sponsor Miss Swanson gave the students of F.M.H.S. the opportunity to show their talents in the world of arts. By this they try to encour- age the students who are inter- ested in art. Art Club held sales along with their art week bazaar. They also contributed their art work and time to the Wildcat Jambaree. Visiting artists, museums, and exhibits were among the few things the art club members ex- perienced throughout the school year. Meetings were held every Thursday morning. Officers for the 1978-79 school were: Kyle Peterson as President, and her Vice-President was Evalie Lans- down. Holding Secretary's office this year was Kristie Kalacony. The art club had several new ideals for art work this year. En- tering the Altrusa art show were Art