Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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JU NR ,J-'If Editor and sponsor of the hardworking Tvlmwpf- staff were Connie Schmitt and Mr. Herkenhoff. Top: The Telescope staff-standing, left to right: Larry Knowles, jim Parks, Gwen Knowles, Betty Dilbeck, Carol Akam, Bob Gaska, and the sponsor, Mr. Her- kenhoffg sitting: Kathy Hurlocker, Connie Schmitt, Pat Finnelly, jerry Bell, Carol McCullough, and Patricia Stevens-spent many fifth periods and after- noons laying out, cropping, cutting, and pasting. Most of the members were in charge of one particu- lar section, but when the deadline drew near, every- one was running around with the scissors, glue, and pictures. At the bottom left is the Photography Club- 38 J TELESCOPE standing, left to right: sponsog Mr. Paging David Roadruck, Roger Terry, Zane Little, Roy Hayes, Richard Gonzalezg sitting: Barbara Garcia, Dolores Portillo, Carolyn Bell, Diane Cassel, Diane Herbort, and Helen Fair. They took nearly all the pictures which appear in the Tz'lz'smpz', then had to develop and print them. Bottom right: The crew that traveled hither and yon convincing people that they should buy an ad- vertisement in the annual are left to right, standing: Mr. Hunter, sponsor, Darlene Kudlac, Mr. Davis, sponsor, sitting: joe Pastrone, Carol Akam, and Jerrell Glenn.

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'l it: 2? is ck l Q xx Three of the hardest working cheerleaders in the history of Trona High School are Betty Dilbeck, June Russell, and Bev Compton lleft lc right in the top picturej, who served the senior high this year. Betty and June will graduate this year, but Beverly will be here next year to coach the incoming girls, These girls have sparked interest and provided color for the athletic events. WEMMS TM For the second consecutive year Trona Junior High has had its own cheerleaders. Jolene Swecringen, Chucky Beil, and Phyllis Oswald Iseen in top right picture, left to rightl, spent o lot of time and effort on cheers in order to lend at the iunior high and C basketball games. Both the iunior and senior highs appreciate these girls' poppy cheers. 37

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M li HR C ll HR N fs SLATE Making sure that a Slafa' came out every week was the job of the editor, Kathy Hurloeker, shown in the top left picture. Her able sub-editors were Larry Knowles. sports, shown below Kathyg june Russell, news, in the top right corner, and Gwen Knowles, features, below June. First step in preparing an issue is to gather all the information, to write it up, and to get it in by the deadline. Proofreading, galleying, and page make-up follow. The people who do these little jobs are, left to right, back row: sponsor, Mr. Herken- hoHg jim Parks, Kathy Hurlocker, Gwen Knowles, june Russell, Darlene Kudlac, Betty Dilbeek, Pat lfinnelly, and Larry Knowles. liront row: Doris Rich, Marie Dillon, Sylvia Chavarria, Margie Dill, Orrene Slafter, and Carol McCullough. After make-up the stencils are typed Qsee bottom left pieturej, heads are cut on the mimtoscope fwhat Pat's doing at bottom rightj, and the pages are duplicated on the mimeograph Qlloris' job at bottom rightj. After stapling, another Slate is ready for distri- bution: then the rat race starts all over. 39