Gross High School - Heard The Latest Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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At the summer workshop, Mr. Dale Schwalm uses a past yearbook to demonstrate how yearbook styles have changed. The summer workshop was held to teach new and old members about layout, design, theme, copy, and cover design. Mr. Schwalm checks proofs for plant and staff errors. I was very pleased with the contribution of the sen- iors, who were all new staff members, Mr. Schwalm said. . ,..s, L , H 7 1 1 , 2 50, i f W ryrr f 5 e . Z I 92 lrylr, my slrr fe zuvhlv ,Bw , V V ,Ling rrr I ,, - , I A 1 192!yeatbools Christy Coocher works on writing captions for the prom layout. I lil-sed working on the student life section because I got ro plan the pages for homecoming and ,, , Ch' 'd. ,,,,i M - mf SOP, , s S' is li-I YEARBOOK EDITORS: Front Row: Mary Reding, YEARDOOK STAFF: Lisa LaCrosse, Cindy Lindley, Dev- Christy Coacher, Katie Kelly, Back Row: Colleen Reid, on Niebling, Charlene Zadina, Darice Schirber, Jean Kevin Sharpe, Maura Cavanaugh. McNeil, Candi Stuart.

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Mr. Hamersky explains the photographic needs of a layout. This was one part of a five day summer work- shop rhar the phorography staff held to prepare them- selves for the upcoming sdiool year. Taking a break from his administrative responsibilities, Paul Davis introduces the game of funnelbaIl to the board of processors. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Front Row: Tony Fangman, Jon Paladino, Mike Jerabels, Doug Wees, Tony Gaeta, Pat Kielion, Tony Bpqog Dads Row: Rich Rezek, Joe Alfien, Mr, Steve Hamersky, Chris Lehan, Terry Luedtlse, David Wondercheck, Lysander David. Not Pictured: Paul Davis The board of processors, under the leadership of Terry Luedtlse and David Wonderchecl-s, prepare rhe sched- ule for darkroom work. The board was a new subor- ganization formed this year to improve photographic quality and efficiency, 194! photography staff