McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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'M Pondering over a lay-out are Sports Editor Mar- ilu Rodriguez and Mrs. Mary Ann Harter. Typing up her own story is Lisa Wackowski. I 'm really proud that the newspaper has Discussing issues for the next few months are Editor-In-Chief Devoya Mayo f Janette Parsons. progressed. Michele Alaniz Editor 104 QQ Newspaper

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Boys Add New Dimension To Squad. Highlander Spirit Squad. he Spirit leading season started in June of 1986 for the 24 girls and 2 boys who on the varsity, jr. varsity, reshman, and mascot squads. During the summer camp the 'arsity cheerleaders came in 2nd n the Hnals and were placed in he championship bracket. They Exon the right to go to Florida and e in the nationals which they vere unable to attend. The mas- :ots came back with all superiors cfhich left a proud smile on Coach acque Johnson 's face. Unlike some schools our cheer- eaders and mascots attend every :port no matter if i t's boys, girls, ninor or major. This year was the first year in 7 V616 years to have male cheerleaders which made quite a IMPACT on our school. Both James Lopez and Mike Haungs felt that it was quite an experience that they will always remember. Many of the girls who tried out had been cheerleaders in the past, so the routines and yells they presented to the students were excellent. The cheerleaders and mascots had a class to attend every day. During this time they practiced and made up new routines. They had meetings where they were as- signed to attend the various sports and settled any problems which developed. ' Yelling with the crowd, Stephanie Yama- xi mura shows her spirit. Leading the freshman to victory is cheer- leader Melanie Godfrey. Il- , 5 ft if 5 L Mascots need a rest too. forming their class yell at a rally are Kristin Oliver, Shelly Starnes, Chrissy St, and Kerry Lynch. Cheer 5?

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Getting The Word To The Campus l986-87 Newspaper Sta1TAt Work splash of color on the front and back pages of the Tartan was the big- 'est IMPACT feature added to 're newspaper this year. Changing the style of head- ne and modernizing the 'rasthead were additional hanges which updated the pa- ver and helped to provide a top ritique rating by the San Joa- 'uin Press Association. Editor Michele Alaniz eager- V got the stat? organized and 'ublicized the first issue early 1 September. To acquaint all he students to the publica- ion, this issue was distributed 'ee to everyone. l'm really proud that the newspaper has progressed, l really had an excellent staff and page editors, especially my sidekick editor Devoya, stated Michele. Writing about everyday cam- pus life was the bulk ofthe arti- cles. Discovering information about students who otherwise would not be in the Tartan was also a challenge. Foreign ex- change students and new teachers were focused on early in the year. Casin the Campus, and relat- ed stories expressed views of the student body. Letters to all students had an opportuni- ty to let their wishes be known. Knowing how to write, and write well was an important part of producing the Tartan. Keeping abreast of the activi- ties on campus, taking pic- tures and getting ads was a hassel but was successfully ac- complished over and over again throughout the year. New Sports Editor Marilu Ro- deriquez expressed, It was really fun being the Tartan Sports Editor and I 'd like to thank all the sports writers who made this year a great exper- ience! the Editor were accepted and f , . ' 'wM.,fs'MQ -21. 1: -.we . 'rl -wi: 1-...as Fasting down articles and making sure they're straight is Michele Alaniz. Back Row: Joleen Puma, Kara Gearhart, Gina West. 2nd Row: Marilu Rodriguez, Angelique Bojorquez, Kirsten Garfoot, Lisa Wackowski, Debbie Nunes, De- voya Mayo, Michele Alaniz. Front Row: SusyAleman, Jeannette Baeza, Fred Turner. aim