Foothill High School - Halcyon Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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l. Sara carefully plans her layout. 2. You want us to do what! 5, THE STAFF-itop rowh Hector Ocacliz, Nilxlas jansson, Brian Ander- son, Derek Fritrs,jon.1than Hunt, Scott Pietro, Charlie Stuller, Patrick McMullen, Craig Irish. lnext rowj Marty Grasso, Kim Byers, jenny Hilcle, Martine Moore, Amancla Reynolds, Heather O'Sullivan, jill Gregerson, Barbara Clune, Dori Enri- quez, inext from left to righte top to bottom! Cheryl Powers, Remi Souza, Kristin Zierau, Rhonda Emanuel, Diana Matlrigal, Rene Sandoval, Chris Cornish, Sara Grasso, Scott Harvey ancl Cori Pilkington, Not shown, but students from last semester are jocli Summers, Kristen Meliritle, and Sara Philipovirch. S 1 5

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- - Halcyon Staff 86-87 The purpose of the Yearbook staff is to create a memory of the year for the entire student body. Our main goal for this year was to mention or picture each students at least twice. Yearbook is an enjoyable class, but much time and effort goes into its production. The preparation for year- book starts months before the new school year. This year's preparations consisted of three different seminars. At the beginning of the summer there was a seminar at Dominican College in San Rafeal attended by Mrs. Robb. In early August there was a photography seminar in San Francisco at Lowell High School. At this seminar Barbara Clune and Derek Fritts learned the techniques of good picture taking. The third seminar was in Berkeley just before school started. Barbara Clune, Cori Pilkington, and Dori Enriquez spent three days learning the do's and don't's for putting together a successful yearbook. This year our yearbook staff has hired a new company, Taylor Publishing Company. This company emphasizes the use of computers unlike last year's publishing company. Computers are a new thing for most of us, but gradually we are all learning its techni- ques. We have discovered that we like using computers because they have proven to be much more efficient and less time consuming for efficient production. Yearbook may sound like a lot of work, it is! But at the end of the school year, each and every one of us who worked on the yearbook is proud of his work. We are looking forward, with anticipation, to seeing the completed book. lil' 'iii SW'-,fr ....... .--,- ... .g 4. mfti' ' f v 1. Brian Anderson checks out his expert work. 2, Scott Pietro takes a break from the yearbook. 3. The yearbook staff worked through lunch to meet their deadlines, 4. I hate computers, says Craig Irish. 5. Barbara Clune analyzes her layout. 6. What's she complaining about now 7. Patrick McMullen tries to look innocent, , AA ,an T at-I :J .5 p my--6 Q Qltly Q-sl . fi: W!! ,pg .nm ! 1.-gg ri l as S L' 1 K v l I 4 ,K I A 'r Ha if ,ave

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Volume XIV Nllmbfl' 7 Foothill High School Pleasanton, CA 94566 january 16, 1987 'YPOQNIPUY Trivia x , .,, f' Y,sw- For another year, Inflight informed students, teachers, and parents of the activities occurring at FHS as well as the world around them. Headlines on the news page brought stories of the strike, students being harrassed by an anonymous caller on the school pay phone, UFO's being reported over'Alaskag and coverage of the Iranian Affair. The Opinions page brought controversies of smoking in the bathroomsg and many let- ters were sent to the editor with students gripes about Inf'light's columns, the Administration, and the strike. How to shop for the perfect Christmas present, skiing in the Sierras, and the latest fashions were brought to Inflight's Features page. The Entertainment page reviewed movies, concerts, books and the best and worst of 1986. The sports section had columns by Rob Williams and jeff Stutz covering all of the sports teams. We NUM, NJ r,, 5 1 1 1 E was