Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

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Students who attended the FCA Christmas part in- cluded Front Row: Ijince (Kborn, Abe Vanderbeiry, sponsor Brad and Ijiura Harris. Mike Peterson, and Jessie Garcia. Row Iwo: kim Rhodes, John Powell, Charles Kelm, Claudell Monroe, Shane I urner. From Row:A J. Foulois Row Two; Nancy Nuspl, Amy Welter. Jeff Farrell. Robert Burnett Row Three: Chris Berdoll, Rob I ukoter. Paul Nehring. Melissa Pick- ering, Sabina Moses. Layout By Debbie Kaiser V 55

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Adi ' liiptinK 1)1 work out a problem in Ihc- yvarbuuk design, senior hrcd Duck, sophomore Kulh Jehlen, and senior Carey (lick discussed several difTerenl allernatives. i h K) MaitKit Mli lx okin)( over the yearbtMik mini-planner, senior Ben Vallejo checks to be sure his copy is un the ri) ht paKC. I ' huici H) Maiuiii- »iian ' Dedication As deadline approached and the work stacked up tempers sometimes flared but the work always got done and the staffers thought the results were worth it. Journalism is much more than something to take as a fill- in course. Those who joined this co-curricular class soon found they had an important job to do. Producing a newspaper and a yearbook was no easy job. 1 was suprised at the amount of work that went into a year- book and it was a lot more dif- ficult than most people realized, but we all really learned to pull together as a team so that eve- ryone shar ed the responsibili- ties, senior Carey Click said. Newspaper was another part of the journalism department. For those who felt they had a flair for writing, newspaper was the perfect class to practice their skills. It could be taken as a zero-hour class as well as a reg- ular class. Working on the newspaper staff made you appreciate the paper more so that you worked harder to make your stories bet- ter. After all, it was your name that went on your work, soph- omore Teri Ashley said. The whole journalism depart- ment competed at differani competitions throughout the year. It entered newspapers, yearbooks, outstanding individ- ual stories, and photos. Showing a ne» member the ropes, senior Debbie Kaiser giws over some correc- tions with freshman Natasha Jackson. Kditors were available for any member with questions. Phom B) Subinn Moses Layout By Ruth Jehlen V 57