Blue Springs Junior High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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15 These staff members check copy, layouts and pictures that will go in the next edition of THE C OUHIER. ' ..4. N S OK X53 gf. 5 3 if 4 , ,, Q X 18 Newspaper i .4 .. A 0 ' ' rs, ..., A 2: Zadda Bazzy, Paula Ciarlelli and Casey Hlapmeyer are looking for pictures to include in the newspaper. sf' Rgjrqgwq gasmw v'-.fwv- , fm www Tracy Bryan, Vanessa Hough and Hathy Minton take a short pause while designing this particu- lar layout. E a E U: E 12 Robyn Hatcliff l 3 I l

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Brad Melton, Jim Mitchell and Brian Ogilvie check and stamp pictures to be sent in with the layouts. Staff members LUhitney LUillis, Hngie Chappell, Christie Hdlfins and Helly Holmes carry on an in- tense discussion of the material that will form the '88 yearbook. , ifffe, 'i' F ff if Robyn RatcHff Zi, During a meeting, Undo Vocham, Horen Mrs. LUood, advisor, critiques the work of Suz- anne Zimmerman and David 6cton before Pojmann Fingie Chappell and Christie Hdkins senobng it to be printed work to meet deadlines LUhile writing articles, Jonathan Mannes and Him Lonsbury pause to share their ideas. Vearbook 17

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P t X Sponsoring the newspaper staff has been a learning situation for me as well as the students, says Mrs. Irvin. lt is interesting to learn about the students in a situation oth- er than in the classroom. This has been Mrs. Irvin's first year sponsoring the newspaper, and she says that she had been learning along with her new staff. The staff met twice a month for assignments and also to help each ublication other on their articles. The editors met four times a month. The staff was selected by their writing skills, recommendations by other teachers and previous experi- ence. The staff had improved a great deal in their writing and had stretched their writing skills by doing many dif- ferent types of articles, stated Mrs. Irvin. Being on the newspaper staff Newspaper staff. Front row: Vanessa Hough, Mitchell Hnthamatten, Tracy Bryan. Cara lrvin, Hathy Minton, Paula Ciorlelh, Casey Hlapmeyer, Zadda Bazzy. Not pictured: Pa Telissa Lueclfenotte, Heather Parrott, Crissy Taylor. '-kai ll gave the students a chance to proc- tice different kinds of writing. lt also taught them responsibility. The newspaper gave many other stu- dents in the school a chance for rec- ognition. Being on the staff gave us all a release for our creativity and imagi- notion through writing. said news- pap editor Hath Minton. f 6Hza eth Lewls X ge clbyf ,MW freiimhfy 55434 fciflfx omg, -of W fgiflclyi O ayifnei Mfjqefi flu 7 . i 7 ' . I' ,. y, . Zadda Bazzy, CaseyHlapmeyer andPaula clflar- M Q lfl f 71 C lflq I r A lelll olscuss a layout for one edition of the' - I. I W per- Q . ,flflg C1 f Z j IA milf l .-' if J QTAQ qfnfioifi Qiffgffd fha ,U in dc ff X WQDCM .Wfl Newspaper T9 5 I rihfflff few O1 6 Xjpaffy Wefird, if rwriaf, 923 4 I F fz iw . l ff We lvnwfflfiffil ,M frm n ice QVWYWUL7