Lakeridge High School - Symposium Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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15 enroll to publish ’75 Symposium; staff starts with new advisor, editor Starting the year with a new ad- viser and a new editor, the yearbook class managed to overcome some major obstacles in completing an- other annual. Meeting three times a week and functioning as a regular course, the staff of 15 was headed by Mrs. Jo Wollen in her first term of yearbook work. A few “old- timers,” including editor Wayne Taylor and last year’s adviser Mr. Maurice Reece, supplied expertise. The learning process, involving all aspects of the book, was held high on the list of goals and prior- ities. Many ready helpers outside the class included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Paffrath of the American Year- book Company and Mr. Stan Curtin of Lake Oswego Photographers. They made many trips to the school to speak to the staff and advise 28 Yearbook them on the structure and style of both layouts and copy. This was to supplement the introductory in- struction staff members received at a fall visit to Portland State Univer- sity for a yearbook seminar. Staff organization included editor Taylor, assistant editors Craig Wag- ner and Jay Crystal. Tom Ellis served as sports editor for first sem- ester, training Robert Louden and Jim Freeman to assume co-editor- ship of sports second semester. TOP LEFT: Wayne Taylor waits for a pitch while catcher Jim Dorsey and Jay Crystal watch during a break in a tough class session. TOP RIGHT: Outspoken sports editor Jim Freeman quiets his staff. RIGHT: Craig Wagner, photography edi- tor, gives Joy Shaw a lesson on how to take pictures.

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TOP LEFT: Chris Winfrey prepares to take some shots of the yearbook class. TOP RIGHT: Jim Freeman collects materials from Sue Gellos and Kelly O’Donnell. MIDDLE LEFT: Jim Dor- sey and Jay Crystal work together on an assign- ment. MIDDLE RIGHT: Wayne Taylor and Joy Shaw wait for a conference with Mrs. Jo Wollen about yearbook expenses. ABOVE: Scott Spen- cer emerges from the darkroom for a rare ap- pearance in the classroom, one little appreciated by Wayne Taylor, Jim Freeman and Gregg Guernsey. RIGHT: Some of the staff work dili- gently on a May Week layout. Yearbook 29