Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

Page 51 text:

ADVISOR BILL LAPP questioned Jan EXPLAINING A PROBLEM in the ad section, Anne Householder asked Claudia Ching's advice. Davidson about the use of a slang tefm. Ching and Walter Osborne. Second Flow: Bonnie Powell, Reca Osborne, Christi Meyer and Anne Householder. l . n ,V AQ A Pvivi 5 . L.. . I- 'At Q. l . .- V . if tif' i 1.i'5g' '22 'Q PM Y , is Qf 'FTS' jfflv ' SPORTS EDITOR RECA Osborne sorted through some basketball shots as she chose pictures tor her sports pages. TROJAN 47

Page 50 text:

I I ACADEMICS SECTION EDITOR Christi Meyer indicated a copy block to Walter Osborne. Staff Faced Dilemma Learning how to operate in the darkroom was a major achievement for several of the TROJAN staff. Everyone had a part in copy writing, headline fitting, drawing layouts, proofreading and caption writing. Selling ads and annuals proved a problem for the large TRO- JAN staff, consisting of Claudia Ching, editor-in-chief, Christi Meyer, academic section editor, Janet Davidson, activities section editor, Reca Osborne, sports editor, Bonnie Powell, photographer, Walter Osborne, sports consultant, Anne Householder, business manager and their advisor, William Lapp. However, they succeeded in raising the S2700 needed to finance the TROJAN and produce a 170 page book, the largest in Douglas' history. Included in these 170 pages were a 14 page student life section. Two of these pages were fea- tured in color. The cover and division pages were student designed by Senior Nicki Harris. 46 TROJAN l I BEFORE ZEROING IN on a prospec- , tive victim, Bonnie Powell checked l thefocus. 1968-69 TROJAN STAFF ENJOYED , the sunshine. The staff included, I front row: Janet Davidson, Claudia izigiifa V if K: 1 H an I

Page 52 text:

' Staff Of 14 Published 34 Papers WHILE TYPING, RON Bates briefed co-reporter Steve Wold on a sports as- signment. A special 16-page issue on the 1968 Homecoming activities, and a 12-page issue on the much publicized presidential elections, were just a few of the special tasks taken on by the 1968-69 TROY TIMES staff. 8-page papers were consis- tently run off weekly and in . some cases a series of articles 9 were published. Three such ar- ticles were on the subject of dropouts. Also printed was a contradictive article to the edi- tor submitted by The Group concerning the effect of the juke box on students. The staff consisted of 15 members with Terry Woodall and Joan Koelle sharing the po- sition of editor. it SEEN THROUGH REFLECTIONS in the window, TROY TIMES staff members Peggy Hooten, Steve Wold, Candy Digby and Jon Hughly stuffed papers. ,QA V, JON HUGHLEY OPERATED the new folding machine. 1 1 l Q .M ,Jkx . . This tolding machine saved the staff a hour of work 1 1 -.?.,k ,, ' every week. WW -rlsr New .. is 48 TROY TIMES ...Q.