Brashear High School - Stargazer Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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II 5 I EARBCOK: . A smiling jennifer Seaman looks and listens attentively. ssembling a yearbook is not a job that can be done easily. It takes hard work and dedication. As soon as one book is finished planning the next book is started. There are many jobs that the staff must do to meet their deadlines. These include doing layouts, tak- ing pictures, writing copy, and typing. They have four deadlines in which to get the part of the whole staff to meet these deadlines. This year there was a major change for the staff. Ms. Neretta Troxell, who had been in charge of the yearbook staff resigned. Although on hand to help the staff with complicated matters, Ms. Troxell turned over her major duties to a new Advisor. She is Ms. Glenda Rosenberry. She works at Brashear as an English teacher. Al- though Ms. Rosenberry has never supervised a yearbook staff before, she took over and was willing to learn. Advising the photography end of yearbook is Mr. Masilunas. Selling ads and yearbooks are another job that must be done. Mrs. Judith Brant handles the advertising and monetary department. It is with the help of the advisors and students that the yearbook staff can capture memories of your yearbook. 4 SAVING YGUR CRIB! Row I: L. Cusick, S. Moeslein, C. Martig, M. David. Row 2: R. Dreucci, C. Martig, K. Burgess, Seaman, C. Salera, Edwards, S. Kolibal, Dawson. Row 3: C. Franklin, P. Dieter, L. Chardella, D. Harper, D. Demianczyk, L. Karon, Zawojs Row 4: L. Flecker, D. Walkowski, K. Balaski, Bauer, M. Moyer. Glenda Rosenberry, the new advisor listens to new ideals. Gone, but not forgotten, is Ms. Troxell who makes a poi

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P Mary Eriksson types to meet a deadline while Damian and Kelly discuss a news article. ., A as-I - ' arg., V Y... a sa... 1 ...- The newspaper staff looks on excitedly at their first edition. Q W - ig . Typing away doggedly is Don Alter. rashear's Newspaper staff consists of a group of hard workers who put out is- sues of the Brashear Bullet-in. This pa- per informs us of events within the school, out- side events that affect us and also contributions from students such as poetry, comments and short stories. There is also the opportunity to put in a message to a friend through the Classi- fied section. The Bullet-in gives us information, while giving us enjoyable reading material. The special Valentine's Day issue gives everyone a chance to send a message to that special someone. That issue is really full of interesting material. At just a quarter a copy, the Bullet-in is a bargain and should be purchased regularly. II3

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M Kathy Burgess works on the Senior Questionnaire. Yearbook staff members are caught by surprise. EDITORS: Row iz fleft to righrj Seaman, Editor of Management, D. Walkowski, Layout Editor. Row 2: Patrice Dieter, Art Editor, Ms. Rosenberry Advisor, Sandra Moeslein and Charlene Martig, Co-Editors-in-Chief, Christine Salera, Financial Editor, Kathy Burgess and Lisa Cusick, Copy Editors, Joanne Zawojski, Typing Editor, Darnell Harper, Photography Editor. Charlene Martig and Mickey Mouse look intent on their work. C. T. Miller the Herff-jones Representative helps the staff. II