Manual Dominguez High School - El Espejo Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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S i NEWS STAFF made several changes this year that decidedly improved the paper. They planned and executed the change from four to five columns and designed a new headline chart to promote speed and uniformity in headlines. The Don News now has a picture morgue and a school information file. Field trips were journalism Days at U.C.L.A., Redlands, and Alhambra. Not pictured on this page were JACKIE DEARIE and GAY SCHNEIDER, members of the staff, absent when photos were taken. a alaxy of school beats LYNN LONGBRAKE Co-Editor, Second Semester Feature Editor, First Semester BEVERLY GILLETTE Managing Editor, Second Semester BILL GREENAWALT CAROL DIBBERN LINDA LE RETTE Reporter Reporter RCPOUH LINDA KERLEY JOHN LEVIS MARGARET CASWELL JOE GIORDANO News Editor QW Club Editor Sports Editor Repoggef ' A 3 Y 5 W wt by ,WS A W if Q W if gy y if E at 5 gg 5 if Q ' 9 1 e f -:-, A ' Z M51 Q

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iz? A Vg'x.Z!qE35. ' is 9 E 'use' Al. BOEGH Editor , First Semester Co-Editor, Second Seme ster JANET JONES Special Edition Editor Gll.l3liR'l' TRIERWEILER Staff Photographer ell Q41 . , ,v9J ' .H Q E 1 g,Q.,,. It . 'M' Q W , u . . . Y 'if ft ..,,..f J : A 89,2 3.1 .XA,,,. SUE ECKHARDT Activities Editor PAT BENDORF Feature Editor LINDA GASPAR Reporter Working under deadline pressures helps to develop executive abilities and the sense of individual initiative so important in the working world. junior journalists try to maintain an authentic newsroom atmosphere and a team spirit. Don News produced thirteen regular issues plus a mad humor edition, Nod Snooze. Journalists covered LARRY LASSETER Reporter SANDY COLEMAN Reporter KEN WILLIAMS Exchange Editor .. . N N Y X

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Q, gp . 'rn MA LVI NA SHANNON Secretary DOTTIE HICKMAN Activities REBA FLEMING El Espejo staff published EL ESPEJO staff worked hard in producing the annual this year. Many tedious hours were spent on layout and copy. Everyone lost weight because of so much running around the campus for various information.Deadlines were met, but as soon as one was over, there was another to expect. The work wasn't easy, especially since the entire staff was new. But, they learned and worked together in true comradeship, all with the common goal of producing a good annual. JULIE SCHARFENBERG, bus- iness manager, handled the advertising. Under herdirection, the staff sold a total of 31,l00. JULlE'S resourcefulness, tact, and thoughtfulness, paved the way for future good public relations with our advertisers. DON TILTON Co-Editor PAT BOWKER Clubs CATHY BRIDGES Seniors SANDY FISHER juniors LINDA STEFANOVIC Clubs Activities BEVERLY POLK Leaders