Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

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PAGE 4 TOP RIGHT. After stapling the newspaper together Cindy McAlister pauses to read the newspaper hot off the press. RIGHT CENTER Working on the ad section of the yearbook isn't an easy task, as can plainly be seen by looking at the expression on the ad section editor's face, Donald Keller. BOTTOM LEFT. Smiling at the yearbook staff members, Mrs. Stanley • opens her present at the annual staff Christmas party. PAGE 5. LEFT. Demonstrat- • ing the effectiveness of eye-catching pictures is the yearbook and newspaper staff. Bottom clockwise. Donald Keller, Sean Fitzpatrick, Paul Campbell, Sonia Bauer, Genny Voelker, Jean nine Crews, Junior Oyler, Margaret Frazier, Debbie Piper, Karen Stanley, advisor, and Denise Camp- bell. BELOW. Decorating this bulletin board was Shirley Keller's way of commending the newspaper staff for their November new- spaper. BOTTOM LEFT. Typing many hours on the newspaper wasn't anything unusual. When an inky stencil like Sean Fitzpatrick is holding was taken off the press it was a very welcome sight because everyone knew that another page had been completed. 5

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YEARBOOK STAFF This is your book sure wish I knew what I was doing. I don't think I’ll ever be good at this. Junior, I need you to do some artwork. Ms. Stanley, please help me! Lots and lots of work goes into each yearbook page. No one really realizes how much work it takes until they have a blank yearbook page in front of them. First the staff has to decide what goes on each page. Then they have to make sure that the pictures for each page are taken. Finally, each staff member decides which pictures and what type of copy to use to capture what exactly happened. The yearbook keeps our memories for us. In the years to come we will look back and say, I don't believe I did that. The yearbook tries to preserve some of the great times of this year. We, the yearbook staff of 1980-81, hope you like the book we have put together for you. We have tried to catch most of the memories of this year and record them for you. This is your book, because you made the memories that are in it. We hope you like your book. Yearbook Stuff

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YEARBOOK KING AND QUEEN Paul Campbell and Sandra Garretson On Tuesday, April 21, Paul Campbell and Sandy Carretson were chosen as the Yearbook King Queen. The teachers were asked to choose six seniors (three guys and three girls) on their contribution to the school, attitude, personali- ty, leadership ability and self discipline. The seniors chosen were Paul Campbell, Steve Bauer, Donald Keller, Sandra Carretson, Karla Anderson and Denise Campbell. The candidates were then asked to give a presentation in front of the student body. The student body then made the final selection of Yearbook King and Queen. The student body voted not only on the candidate's presentation but also on the same qualities that the teachers had used in their selection. ri w Ktoj mmd Om