Boerne High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Boerne, TX)

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uill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll Society is an organization of journalism students who have been recognized by the society as outstanding journalists. To be con- sidered for membership a student must be in the upper one-third of their class, have an A average in journalism, and be recommended by their advisor. The Boerne Chapter has been in operation since 1970. The society inducted twelve new members from the 84-85 school year. They are pic- tured below. Mr. R. L. Bien has been the advisor for the society since its charter in 1970. Sponsor - Mr. R. L. Bien L to R: Melissa Uecker, Steve Driskell, David Kilgore, Vincent Leopold, Kelly Urbanic, Rafe Taylor, Melaine Nullhone, Shari Williams, Edie Thompson, jennifer Johnson, and Mary Wade. 78 QUILL 84 SCROLL

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lournali m vdiqifv' gg, , L ftifin .NZ ' 1 r L to R: Vincent Leopold, Rusty Hood, Karen White, Kristyn Walker, Angie Brown, jennifer Schoch, Cheryl Harmon, Elizabeth Potter, Edie Thompson, Melanie Mulhollan, Mary Wade, jennifer johnson, Kelly Urbanec, Gina Parks, Laura Hurlbut, Laurie Allen, Todd Rust, Cindy Haensel, Mr. Rankin, David Kilgore, Al Plunkett, Craig Re, lulie jackson, Andy Crews, and Tami West. L to R: Edie Thompson, Business Manager, Vincent Leopold, News Editor, Mary Wade, Feature Editor, Mr. Rankin, Sponsor, Kelly Urbanec, Editor: David Kilgore, Sports, jennifer johnson, Science. The Bark moved into the land of high technology which helped the staff meet the extreme pressures of the newspaper world. Under the direction of Ron Rankin, nine issues of the newspaper were run during the school year of 1984-85, and received the Award of Achieve- ment in facing the top 4A com- petition in the state. The Bark had individual stan- douts on its staff. Mary Wade, ad- ded her name to the list of i'Boerne's State Champions when she won first place in state competition for her student art while David Kilgore received third place in state in sports writing. The Bark faced pressures of having to write articles, lay out pages, and meet deadlines, along with expanding to 28 pages per issue, and did so with pride and grace. JOURNALISM I77

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Speech Club L to R: Scott Mcllhany, Bud Butcher, Paul Adrein, Leslie Keeling, Al Plunket, Graham Hill, Gary Graham, Gary Banister, Keisha McFerren, Don Grear, loann Crouch, Kevin Coryell, Sandra Uecker, Madely Weaver, loline Guinther Speech Officers The Speech Club had a successful year. They com- peted in Texas Forensic Tournaments in the earlier spring. Placing well in Debate, Extempt, and others. In the AAA competition they won the district, and sent 6 people to Ms. Lucchelli Regionals in Debate, and Extempt, and won second in the state in standard debate. SPEECH CLUB 79