Capital High School - Annual Yearbook (Olympia, WA)

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'uhiung Shdf Standing: Linda McKillip, Liz Casey, Linda Howell, Linda Johnson, Kim Coy, Vicki Brasher, Joan Ashcraft, Diane Carlson, Greg Tranum, Leisa Ashbaugh, Christina Stampfli, Jennifer Young. Sitting: Mrs. Shannon, Mark Scharf Joe Hardin, Kirk Dawson, Dan Morrow, Tal Munson, John Roth. Ihoducdon Shdf Ba ck: Corky Vesmin, Mr. Morsett, Karen Rodgers, Brett Pettibon. Front.' Deanna Reynolds, Kim Permann, Robin Walter, Laurie Kildow, Dionne Holford, Deanna Stautz, Scott Schoch, Eric Turnbow, Susie Kluh, Mike Johnson. ww Maw ff .ax f at 'FX Journalism is not a normal class. Through a chaotic den of creative minds at work, advisor Judy Shannon and the staff try to put out a paper on a regular basis. The processing of material starts in the minds of writers. After breaking the deadline by several days, the copy is typed, and then panic really sets in. Mrs. Shannon, layout editor Carole Caine, and copy editor Joe Hardin spend a large amount of time and effort laying out the paper, putting in long hours on the weekends at the Olympia News. All this is directed at one thing: To produce a newspaper worthy of being read. The production staff takes over from then. Headed by Ron Morsett, the negatives are shot and developed, plates produced and then the presses are inked and ready to roll. ? :3?f'l 'awww I

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apital News Service Thirty-Hve students signed up Winter quarter for the Hrst Capital News Service offered as an English elective course. During the class students Hlm, write, and edit news stories and features, periodically producing a televised program broadcast in each Pod area Co anchor persons, Carrie Tischer and Dan Hollar work closely with sporcaster Vicki Brasherg editor Dan Drahn, writers Mike Flansburg, Bill Darkow, Kiki Wiegand, and all the technical staff Enthusiac and motivated students in this product-oriented class take pride in Capital s many activities and try to demonstrate that pride through quality broadcasting. 12133 m f 1 s

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