Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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CATALOG DISK VOLUME I 002 CLUBS AND COMMITMENTS FACTS LOAD CLUBS AND COMMITMENTS FACTS LIST THERE ARE EIGHT CLUBS. THE MEMBERSHIP IN PARENTHESES: SKI CLUB (37). SES (46). FFA (53). YEARBOOK (17). SPANISH CLUB (18). STUDENT SENATE (16). VOCAL (85). INSTRUMENTAL (86). SIXTY-SIX ENTREES WENT TO SMALL GROUP MUSIC CONTEST ON APRIL 4TH. BRINGING HOME 25 I RATINGS. 27 II RATINGS. AND 14 III RATINGS. FOUR PEOPLE WENT TO DISTRICT SPEECH CONTEST BRINGING HOME 2 I RATINGS. AND 2 II RATINGS. 25

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c One. Two. Three. Contact. The yearbook launched another active year. The work on making a yearbook began before the start of the school year. In early August. Pam Miller. Lori Salisbury, and Ann Brockman attended a yearly workshop held in Ames. Pam and Lori learned the tricks of being editors and Ann polished her photography ability. This year the yearbook took the look of a computer. The theme Facts and Statistics” spread throughout the plan of the book. Lois Oman drew the detailed picture of a computer on the cover to bring out the computer theme. Throughout the book the artwork on the division pages and the page titles expressed the theme of computers. The beginning of school started the recruitment and training of members. Fifteen students joined the staff, signing up for different areas such as: theme, copy, photography, layout, polls, and or developing pictures. Mrs. Schmidt taught the eight photographers the operation of a Nikon 35mm camera, and darkroom techniques involving the developing and printing of pictures. 26