Trevor G Browne High School - Lair Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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yearbook staff fights inexperience and deadlines despite the yearly bugaboo of close deadlines and the big prob- lem of not having a complete darkroom, this year's staff was able to overcome most obstacles and put out browne's first yearbook. a contest to name the book at the beginning of the year was won by kevin steiner, who received a free yearbook for his entry. the staff also sponsored a halloween dance and sold candy apples as well as advertising to supplement yearbook sales. the yearbook is completely self-supporting. top left: staff discusses first deadline strategy. top right: tom reilly, editor, and mrs. l. mooningham, adviser, explain fine points of layout design. right: fbottom rowl lauri higgins, debby border, bobbie wentzel, kim clark, gina garcia, gerry scheid, cathy cunningham, terry turrentine, karen michelson and shane markley. fsec- ond rowj mike ferrara, jim borphy, mike bauch, bill fish.fthird row! bill Whitmore. larrv little. tom reillv. randy e X N--me-pug... its X-t-Y' Q

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2' J ...Af bear facts staff battles to gain support the first bear facts newspaper staff crossed many barriers in the course of a year. included were difficulties in getting advertising revenues, adequate financing and having an extremely small staff. through all of these problems, however, the staff always puts out an interesting publication. left: newspaper staff works in informal surroundings. fclockwisel lorie darro, randy farr, dusty baker and glen blan- kenship, editor. top left: chris fortier, center, and randy farr work together while glen blankenship explains copy- writing. top right: mary pomezano, Clyde brooks, and mrs. j. powell dis- cuss deadline. members not pictured are kat genson and dennis brumett.

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