Nacogdoches High School - Book N Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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Dragon Echo staff brlngs news features to students The staff of Dragon Echo, although small in number, tried to bring news and entertainment to the students and teach- ers of NHS in a monthly newsmagazine. Staffers conducted interviews, wrote stories, edited copy, laid out pages, and selected and cropped pictures. Editor for 1982-83 was Mark Sowell, copy editor, David Miller, business manager, Vanessa Mekeelg newsffeature editor, Anne Richmang and photographer, Jerry Collier. One highlight of the year was a press conference with Gloria Steinom, noted feminist. Adviser is Mrs. Elaine Sellers. ACADEMICS-99

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Book Staff breaks tradition staff sold ads to the local merchants. salesperson. She was awarded a one- T' hundred dollar prize for her efforts. The staff worked very hard to meet nl deadlines. They worked late many i nights in order to print pictures, write copy, and layout pages. They attended a one-day workshop at SFA. The small staff put their heads together to create some original ideas. 1. Mark Mueller expresses the frustration of meeting deadlines. 2. Book N Staff includes: Front Row: Elaine Sellers, sponsor, Ann Bussa. Second Row: Mark Mueller, Jerry Collier. Third Row: Carma Johnson, Janet Martin. Fourth Row: Ann Braselton, Dovie Biggerstaff. 3. Ann . Braselton assists Janet Martin with layout. 4. L Dovie Biggerstaff is an enthusiastic editor. 5. ,1! i v' lf T Ann Braselton takes a break. 6, Carma Johnson participates in 50's day activities. 7. Dovie Biggerstaff is serenaded by Superman at her birthday party, given by the Book N staff 100-ACADEMI CS The 1982-83 Book N Staff was g small. In the beginning of the year, the 5 Carma Johnson was the top