Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Now what I am I looking for? - Staff member Deanna Sims looks for information for a Wigwam story. A A I'd rather be sleeping! - Managing Editor Barry Ryan tries to work intensively on a A' I V story. J, O .. M., Sa .,,,,, MQ, F Wigwam Staff - Top Row: Scott Ross, Barry Ryan, Bobby Ross, Rick Brad- ford, Adam Beebe. Middle Row: Sponsor Miss Janie Crane, Diana Williams, Deanna Simms, Summer Orndorff, Dina Aune, Haneen Arafat. Bottom Row: Kelly Conahan, Angela Saunders, Lisa Strong, Cindy Fuqua Objection! Editor Bobby Ross obiects to a statement made while staffer Haneen Arafat listens. Excuse me ? - Ross responds as he is paged by a staff member. Quill and Scroll - Top Row: Diana Williams, Bobby Ross, Barry Ryan, Heather I-lattori, Bottom Row: Lea Ann Tolliver, Rick Bradford, Mari Felton, Lisa Strong, Kelly Leonardo Newspaper Staff 75

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Graphics replace turkey Newspaper staff improves layout and designs From a stick-figure turkey on the front page of one issue last year to graphically exciting layouts on almost every page this year - that's how Wigwam Editor-in-Chief Bobby Ross described the newspaper's improvement during the last two years. The newspaper staff goes to conventions, camp, and contests to improve the interviewing, writing, graphic, and organizational abilities. Last year the staff had only three full-time membersg everyone else was part-time. This year we had a lot more. Ross said. The staff worked hard to get the newspaper out monthly. said Assistant Editor, Diana Wfilliams. Some of the topics the Wigwam covered were Future Shock, which looked at the various futures that high schoolers far Videomania, which dealt with the VCR and home movie craze ai others. The newspaper staff got an award, Distinguished Merit 1 Outstanding journalistic Achievement, placing in the highest rai of Texas high school newspapers. The best thing to say about o award was that it was well deserved and we have worked hard ai long for it! It was the highpoint of our achievement as journalists said Managing Editor Barry Ryan. MICHELLE SHOEMAKE Huh? - Adam Beebe takes five while working on a story for the Wigwam. 74 Newspaper Staff

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Behind the cameras Meet unsung photographers, artist Meet the people behind the cameras and art design for the yearbook and newspaper. There are seven photographers on the staff. Each person is assigned a certain activity or job for either the yearbook or newspaper. This was the second year they had their own darkroom in the journalism room. Organization has been a prime factor this year. With the yearbook and newspaper both split up, it was easier and more organized. Plus, they had two hours to work instead of one. These things made things easier to plan. A photographers job is basically taking pictures, printing them and developing them. This job takes much time and effort. It's a rough job, but somebody's got ro do it said Todd Baker. Another unsung hero of the newspaper and yearbook staff was Rick Bradford. Bradford was a junior and a second year designer for these staffs. I-Ie does ads for the yearbook and cartoons and story illustrations for the newspaper. Yes, I enjoy my work. I plan to be working in the art field in future years. - STEPHANIE CARRIER Newspaper photogra- phers - Mike Loftus, Shawn Stand- ard, Debbie Musgrave, Kelli Leo- , nardo 1 76 Photography BL Art 1 What a Showoff- Laura Sunley is rolling film from the bulk loader. l ll Yearbook photographers - Todd Baker, Debbie Musgrove, Andy Criss, Kelli Leonardo, Brad Smith , I i 1