Nova High School - Nebula Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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4 1. FRONT ROW: Jessie Remer, Duane Graf, Don Parsons, Brent Sloan, Jenni- fer Cairns, Brandy Enquist. ROW 2: Mikki Menicholas, Kara Carmona, Lisa Pierce, Matt Wheeler, Matt Wilson. ROW 3: Larisa Kuchta, Ida Vigil, Lisa Smith, Kerry Cook, Mr. Bob Walker. BACK ROW: Shannon Duryee, Lisa God- mon, Julie Will 2. Kara Carmona helps Lisa Godman write her story. 3. Mr. Bob Walker shows the class the nice pictures he just took. 4. Typing on the computer. Don Parsons tries to find the next key. 5. Mr. Bob Walker proofs his students ' stories. Panther ' s Growl 37

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Being on the Panther ' s Growl news- paper staff takes a lot of hard work and determination. There were fif- teen students who tried their hardest to put out the best newspaper the school had ever had. The steps to putting out the Pan- ther ' s Growl were to first learn how to write the stories correctly and find the right information. Computer operaters put the stories through the computer and printed them. Editors cut and pasted them onto the layout. They then sent everything to the printing company, and 1400 copies were made for students to enjoy reading. This process took place ev- ery month. Mr. Bob Walker, newspa- per advisor, had set a goal for this year. He wanted the paper to make a better appearance and strive for more accuracy. Although it was a lot of hard work, it was fun. I ' m glad I took this class, because I ' ve met a lot of new friends summed up Lisa Pierce. Hot Off The Press EDITOR IN CHIEF: Larisa Kuchta ASSISTANT EDITORS: Jesse Remer Kerry Cook Don Parsons ADVERTISING EDITOR: Ida Vigil SPORTS EDITORS: Brandy Enquist Matt Wheeler COMPUTER OPERATORS: Matt Wilson Jason Daily REPORTERS: Jennifer Cairns Kara Carmona Kerry Cook Shannon Duryee Lisa God man Duane Graf Mikki McNicholas Donny Parsons Lisa Pierce Jesse Remer Brent Sloan Lisa Smith Julie Will 36 Panl her ' s (Irowl

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Students Are Leaders This is the first year an activity like Leadership Day has taken place. Mr. Mike Martin tried this once before at another school and he said it didn ' t take-off as well as it did here. Ori- ginally Leadership Day was to get the kids enthused about being at Nova. We had so much fun, so I thought I would keep it up, said Mr. Martin. So that is how it started. Leadership Days have dealt with peer-pressure, learning to deal with adults, and oth- er interesting topics. The idea is to learn stuff and be yourself, be posi- tive, and share your feelings, said Mr. Martin. Kids learn from other kids, is Mr. Martin ' s theory. Lead- ership Day builds self-confidence more than anything else. Mr. Martin even received a letter from a thank- ful parent saying what an effect he and his leadership activity had had on her daughter and Leadership Day had helped her as a parent too. When Stacy Barnett was asked how this activity had helped her, she said, Leadership Day lets you open-up, and it makes you feel like you have a lot of friends. Most will agree that Leadership Day was a fun learning experience. ' : ii h f • : ». Al 38 Leadership Day