Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Forgotten memories . . books change . . . A year is recorded Twenty people collecting the memories of 1,100-that was the Bobcat yearbook staff. Organized chaos is a way to describe the staff. Although elaborate charts and graphs adorned the walls of the journalism room the quickest way to get information was to yell a lot. Despite the yelling and the dead- lines and getting on the D.N.A., they stayed together and gradually pieced together a year as it went by. Pieces of the year were caught up in cameras, typewriters, and phone calls. Piatt's hamburgers and talks about boyfriend problems, during deadlines e v e r y three months, helped to tide the staff over. Early curfews often stretched to midnight. ABOVE RIGHT: Sports editor, Richard Moore, sr., explains to photographers, Scotty Davidson, ir. and Curt Emberson, soph., what he needs for the December deadline. ABOVE: Leaving to sell ads for the yearbook are advertising salesmen, Fran Bergeron, jr.: Carolyn Taber, jr.: and Gary Valdez, sr. RIGHT: Working till the last minute on a deadline is R. Patton, copy editor: Alecia Ingram, asst. faculty: P. Hanes, faculty editor: C. Nixon, asst. layout editor: and R. French, layout editor. 60 O Organizations

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Monthly issues . . Reading final galleys . . . A part of S-S life Trying to think of questions for an interview and driving to the print- er's in Edmond adds up to being on the Bobcat Banner Staff. Photographers braved freezing sidelines of the football field to con- tribute to the extensive coverage of 1970's Homecoming. Heating water in coffee pots for developing fluid and then cooling it with ice was part of printing. With deadlines already a major headache for Journalism ll students, the numerous six-page newspapers may have been the cause of quite a few sleepy-eyed staffers. But the re- ception these papers received from the student body made it well worth the work. ABOVE RIGHT: Page Editors Karen Wester, jr., Rick Young, sr.: Mike Belyeu, sr.: and Boyd Dill, jr. assign headlines for Janu- ary's publication. ABOVE: Editor Richard Moore, sr., raps with Patty Miller, spon- sor, about the future issues of the Banner. 62 O Organizations !. Eooking at exchange newspapers for new ner reporters Peggy Dawson, Debby Hall, ideas in layouts and page designs are Ban- and Dianna Duggar, pictured below. - x m:tss1swmswm