Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

Page 121 text:

Q70 1 WINTER Sonal Sheth, Rony David, Casey Stowers

Page 120 text:

Student publication has successful year Keeping up with tradition, Corinthian, official student newspaper, was successful in entertaining and informing the student body throughout the year. Editor-in-chief Kirk McCall and his staff worked long hours to ensure that each edition was top quality. The key to a successful newspaper is a combination of efficient page editing and excellent reporting, both of which were evident in this year's class, stated Kirk. His staff of page editors included News Editor Paris Buss, whose page kept the student body informed of the latest news, Insight Editor Sandra Scholten, who presented a variety of views on many issuesg Feature Editor Kathy Dyer, whose page was both interesting and informative, Entertainment Editor Ellie Simi, who kept everyone up to date on the world of T.V., radio and movies, and Sports Editor David Epps, with the latest in Spartan sports. The Corinthian staff was also indebted to advisor Gertrude Hogue, who put in many hours reviewing and working on the paper. Corinthian staff surrounds Santa Kirk during the holiday season: CFRONT ROW? Darren Cottel, CSECOND ROW? Chris Holmes, Brett Bandy, Scott Baker, Christine Cook, jennifer Worthington, Iennifer Guy, CTHIRD ROW? Mark Nelson, Annette Ledoux, Marci Laughlin, Robin Graham, Sandy Fields, Santa, Kim Smith, Kathy Dyer, Graham McGrew, Chris Doll, CFOURTH ROW? Staci Cerrudo, Stephanie Iarrett, Sandra Scholten, David Epps, Carrie Cardoza, Chelsea Ingols, Ellie Simi, Holly Heitman, Amy Swift, Paris Buss, CBACK ROWD Shawn Posey, Bill Dyer. In his everyday attire editor Kirk McCall finds a secluded area to read copy,

Page 122 text:

CSF ...W more than academics Increased eligibility and membership make CSF a club to look out for. It was great to see such a large group attend the meetings and become involved, stated President Licia Pope. Although the California Scholarship Federation was known among students as an academic club, the elected officers and steering committee also wanted to emphasize the social side of school and homework. Trips to college campuses and an overnight stay were planned by the group. In order to perform these trips, the members were involved in a number of fundraisers during the year including the selling of lucky charms on Saint Patrick's Day. Involvement was definitely the key to the success of CSF, commented Secretary Missy Leitner. - Licia Pope bi? CSF Officers: Licia Pope, presidentp Mark 1985 86 Cali orina Scholarship Federation Nelson vice presidentp Missy Leitner, secretary.