Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

Page 84 text:

Photojournalism works to complete assignments The photojournalism staff was new and inexperienced this year, which made it difficult for both publications staffs to meet deadlines. The photographers received a certain amount of percentage points for each photo assignment completed. These assign- ments were written by publications staff members of yearbook and newspaper. These three staffs had to coordinate to publish the journalis- tic material of Marana High School. 1. Julie Hennagir, assisted by Jo Ellen Oller, developes a roll of film. 2. Bryan Pierson copies contact numbers to complete a photo assignment. 3. Photo- journalism staff members are CFirst rowj Bryan Pierson and Julie Hennagir CSecond rowj Gary Ward, Mr. Sawyer, advisor, Don Kobayashi, Danny Ham- mond CThird rowj Gavin Nelson, Kirk Kazee and Kenny Botkin. 4. Kenny Botkin uses the enlarger to copy a photo to make an 8 x 10. No E 80 Photojournalism

Page 83 text:

taff published newspaper every two weeks kr .,. The publications staff worked hard this year to im- prove the school newspaper and to keep students as in- formed as possible. Upcoming events as well as editorials dealing with the students were published. Second semester the publications staff was in- creased to nine members giv- ing them more opportunity to reach their deadlines and get more stories on all the activi- ties that going around school. Publications put out a school paper every two weeks. 1. Members of the Marana Timas staff are CFirst Rowb Becky Davis, Terri John and Teresa Terry. CSecond Rowb Char- lie Sundgaard, Tisha Spaulding, Mrs. Ludeke and Jill Jones. 2. Becky Davis concentrates on counting characters for one of the news stories. 3. Mrs. Ludeke instructs Charlie how to write a headline while Jill Jones researches a story. N f - m1m...,,, H ,if ik.. Newspaper 79

Page 85 text:

ideo work strategy game occupy students This year's Audio Visual and Chess clubs educated themselves in the fundamentals of chess, as well as, the basics of working audio visual equipment. The Chess Club wored to be- come an official member of Stu- dent Council by submitting a con- stitution. They also participated in a few local chess meets. This year's sponsor was Mr. James Brady. Mrs. Joan Neron, sponsor of the Audio Visual Club, assisted the members in educating them- selves, as well as, helping them organize school projects. 1. Chess Club members are Ronald Quinn, Kevin Fulmer, Gary Smith, Larry Smith, John Hopkins and Don Kabayashi. 2. Audio Visual members are CFirst Rowj Becky Garcia, Luana Luter and Jody Ragels CSec4 ond Rowj Shelly Hurley, Carol Wooten, Nancy Lozinsky, Lynn Williams CThird Rowb Don Kabayashi, Tony Weitekamp, Gary Roybal, Kevin Fulmer, Benji Johnson CFourth Rowj Larry Smith, Dennis Wool- bert, Gary Smith, Ed Matchett and Ricky McDaniel. Audio-Visual, Chess 81