Leland High School - Legend Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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CHARGER ACCO Business Manager Advertising Editor-in-chief Dan Sluka Gail Dunn Claire Poelle Putting together a newspaper is like fit- ting a puzzle together - Each piece inter- locks to form the finished product, each piece is necessary for an effective picture. In newspaper each student learns to work in a group, they learn responsibility because a good finished product depends on each person. 1st Page 2nd Page Shelley Mueller Viki McLean 4th Page 3rd Page Bob Graviano, Story Editor Bonnie Adshade Sonya Sako Terry Huggins , -. 41

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Gene Benson Paul Moore photograph Vlrglnra Underwood Dirk Simon Doug Alverez

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TAFF . atime for news . Adviser Mr. Goldstein In producing a newspaper stu- dents are not just confined to the rigors of story writing. They must deal with people outside Leland in interviews, advertising and publishing. I hope this year, through the newspaper, every person in- volved has reached beyond him- self and has enlarged his scope. Every now and then I get im- posed upon in such a manner that I am completely unable to locate a suitable excuse for escape. Such a problem has been the Leland Lip, which is, believe it or not, a legitimate publication. Initiated as a fun change-of-pace, it gradually became a genuine passion, eating up many a sleepless night as I would attempt to dream up an- other silly article, and pass it off as being literary. All kidding aside, the Lip has served many inportant purposes at Leland this year. While the Lip brought the student body a little closer, and increased the interest in school-based affairs, it has also proven to be extremely suitable for lining garbage cans and wrap- ping dead fish. Although the entire staff has complained often and loud of the burden of creating a newspaper every day, I would say that it has been a uniquely rewarding experience. UJLWWMWM Editor Waldo Thompson diff.: YQ.