Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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Deadlines! We tried and tried, but missed a few Joe Karam, editor, studies layout at right. Charles Wilhoite, business manager, checks finances, bottom right, while Sheila Powell, organi zations editor, completes a page, bottom center. Greg Vance, sophomore editor, types copy for pages, bottom left, and Lillian Dennis, senior editor, measures pictures, below.

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We write the perfect story The Bulldog Barks journalism staff was guided by Dwayne Cassidy and Corrine Rodriguez who served as the editors for the first and second semester respectively. The business manager was Debra Harms. The staff members attended the state convention of the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association in Chandler, Arizona, during October. They attended workshops conducted by professionals from the world of publishing arts. Janet Pavatea who had charge of the financing, studies a layout with Lisa Kcnna, upper right; list Smith. Nancy Ahrens, right, work on editorials and photographs; Corrine Rodriguez, editor, and Charles Wilhoite, sports editor, study the assignment sheet below; Chris Bozarth. circulation, and LaWana Fulton, cartoon editor, discuss an issue of the forks, lower right; at bottom of page are Dwayne Cassidy, editor. Debra Harms, business manager; Robert Howell, copy editor; and Susan Miera. feature editor.

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The most terrifying monsters that the staff of the Meteor had to face were the ferocious deadlines that kept galloping over the horizon. The staff put up a terrific fight, and although some of the deadlines won the battle, the staff won the war. In the Meteor the staff has tried to cover all important events and capture the spirit of 1980-81 so that the owners of these books will always be able to recall the experiences they had while attending Winslow High School. Corrine, Joe, Greg and Martha attended the fall convention of the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association where they gathered new ideas for the book and met old friends. This year the staff plans to have an index which will be part of the summer supplement. Ten members made the 1981 staff one of the largest for many years, and a transfer student, Carole Jackson, a sophomore member which was unusual as students have to be juniors and seniors to enroll in the class. Corrine Rodriguez, junior editor, proves that working on the book can be fun, lop, and Martha Hernandez. activities editor, turns to answer a question. above. Debra Pooiheco, assistant editor, puzzles over a headline, center right, and Seraphine Lee, sports editor, and Carole Jackson, freshman editor, are shown at right.