Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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get-ifgfgfslllt Homestead students certainly appre- ciated the work of the Epitaph staff. Interest in journalism increased and enough students were enrolled in the class to form two periods, As a result more students contributed their ideas, giving articles in the paper a wide spec- trum of interests. Writers for the Epi- taph organized the paper into a news page, an editorial page, a page forfea- tures, and sports coverage. ln addition, Homestead readers enjoyed regular features such as Campus Quotes and Pollak-ticks. The staff also tried some- thing new in the form of a special communications issue written in a magazine format, Another new aspect of the newspaper was the advisor, Mrs. Sally Phelps. Along with editor leff White, Mrs. Phelps co-ordinated the staff to produce another year of high quality Epitaph issues. .C CU . :' L.Ll

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EDITOR ADVISOR SENIORS ACTIVITIES CLASSES SPORTS FACULTY ADS: PH OTO-COORD PHOTOGRAPHERS STAFF lan Phillips Mrs. A. Niva Linda Knudson Pam Leimbach jill Henricks leditorl Gail Bergendahl Bill Brown ludi Burke Linda Riche Ann Bonicelli Marge Foremans Kris Peterson Debbie Kolsrud leditorl Marla Nichols Vivian Reiswig Chris Power Lisa Watts Sherry Doyle Pat Heavey Diane Reed .-f F 4,1 h-i' F L' Mrs Niva Bill 19 AMN 'Y Zail --.M I ' un ww, 'M X- Lisa R' Q J Chris l A Marla