Dallas Christian School - Squire Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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Trying to escape the glare of a hot sun, John Reeder and Ann Campbell, ist Talented, sit in shade of a nearby tree. Below age Most Courteous Jeff I-laseltine and Teri Verga. After a gallant effort to cross a stream fails they watch a squirrel dash up a tree. Being Friendliest seems natural for Susan Goodspeed and David Alexander, top left on opposite page. They enjoy being able to smile and greet others. Chosen Most Athletic boy was Larry Richey and Most Feminine girl was another senior, Vicki Kirby. Vicki helps Larry choose a piece of chop- ped wood. .gf sf 9 9 is

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Students Honored Receiving the yearbook award for outstanding Journalism this year was Jeff Haseltine, year- ook editor. Because of his dili- gent work and talented efforts toward more journalistic appear- ance in the yearbook, Jeff received the honor. He is not only a mature writer but he also possesses many natural journalis- tic skills in art, makeup, design and typography. Jeff's abilities transcend the normal but more than that, he has used his abili- ties to teach others some of the skills he possesses. This is why he was chosen to receive this award . Two persons who became very important to the yearbook were G Verga and Tom Cowell, left, who spent countless man-hours photographing , developing and printing pictures. Both are skilled photographers and are concerned about teaching their skills to others. They helped set upl and organize Dallas C ristian's first photographic darkroom and for their ef orts these special awards for photog- raphy were given to them. E E22 ff? .,,, fi ,..-an