Boerne High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Boerne, TX)

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Had SpecialHelp ' Editor - Shari Williams, Layout Editor - Melissa Uecker 'lf YQ usa fha tudtrowt Leave lf: ggk-gens L UUUUUUhl1h No Rate! l told you I wasn't l ready yet. rf . lm sw ,Q L to R: Editor-Rafe Taylor, Assistant Editor-Tiffany Moore,'Copy' H 'L to R: Section Editors: Advertising-Melissa Ellis, Sports-Tracy e Tusa, Advertising- lanie Sill, Organization-Tammy George, i i s i Photographer - Linette Torans Marion Shaer, an exchange student from Zastron, South Africa, was one of our special helgers on the GREYHOUND, At her Fleparturs, Marionleft us wit a ew wor s, Kahlil Gibran once said you have on? given once you have given o yourself. lt was an most interesting yearg Thank you for your part in it. it i j Time is definitely a tlfiieffbut at least it's left me gwithgfgsoj many memories. My timeherej is up but relationships and? memories are eternal. it g Boerne High School also had the honor of hosting another exchange student. Kasumi Aoki came to us from Nishiriomiya City, lapan. i Although Kasumi was not a member of the GREYHGUND, she and Marion added a touch of flavor to the BHS campus. lt takes a very mature teenager to be able to go away from home for more than a year. i These two knew pressure in a sense that no one else could! OPENENG S

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CIREYHIUND Staff . . . on pages, taking pictures or was never a lack of work for the We soon learned what had it was. r The with the appointment of the editor?itassi5if3iiiicfi'lix5ditoiFi ee ee copy editor, layout editor, photogfaphergfanti business manager. Without hesita-A tionjj thelstaff decided-on, some changes for the yearbook. W l t i 3 i g l l One major decision was to list allot the Seniorfs ac- complishments by their picture.Anotherigsswitchl was the change in location and design of -- Y ,J ie: . t Q if 55 x - LLM: 'ai ' xf5f:1X'?i,' Q' -I - ' F. , ,aw ,,, . 5 r, Eli 4 if ,Q t fan: Q t ., W i 1 , - 7l,:,SxX 1 Q The Qstaff ithe street selling advertisement The sales were successful agspecial cover, and use a lot o learned to use the camera the picture tlakingezsoorilbegan. Everyone at Boerne High SchoolciOVedtoihaVle their picture taken! With the combinationiiof the best staff the jour- naiismo department hand lever seen, a good photographer, ga zealous sales team, and a willing sponsor, the 1985 GREYHGUND is -stireglgtogg a SUCCGSS. ., . 5 ., 1 - 1 ' AX ogg ' may Q nf .ZVQ i ra is . 1 K . xg i.i ,, 4 2 st 3 'xx f i I A5 i .. I Q N' l fs Z 3 3: M l ii ' Lara arfivers -Steve oraskaix, Pam Calhoun xii!! i ' i 2 of ' i'k Lk ' K i ,.,,, am ii,, i't ii Viiy L to R: Linette Torans, Tiffany Moore, john Hill, Melissa Ellis, lanie Sill, Tammy George, Marion Shaer, Rafe Taylor, Melissa Uecker, Diane Begiag Dana Obredo, Shari Williams, Grahm Hill, i W T T Sponsor: Mr. Bien K racy usa' , 4 OPENING

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A I BHS Student Work By working in outside jobs, Boerne High School students prepared themselves for adult life. They worked with others, gained on-the-job experience of the business world, learned to handle pressure, and best of all earned money! Through such programs as Distributive Education, VICA, and CVAE students gained enough knowledge QS ggi-t 'RH lm N nu .l johnny Taylor and Martin Corona use office equipment in CVAE. Mr. Hicks instructs students in Auto Mechanics. 6 OPENING to compete with older people for work. Luckily, there were many businessmen in Boerne willing to hire these enterprising youths. It took a special kind of student to be able to hold a job, meet that job's various demands, and keep their grades up. These BHS entrepreneurs had a head start in life! Melissa Uecker does bookkeeping at KCR Equipment Co. l Laura Kight spends her time at a desk at KCA.