North Monterey County High School - Rookery Yearbook (Castorville, CA)

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ries, caught forever on paper, and in our hearts. Advisor Pat Watson took some chances this year to produce the most unique cover and theme ever at our school. He says, This much work should be against the law! With the yearbook and all of his new photogra- phy classes, he was in constant mo- tion. Students were calling him from all corners of the classroom as dead- Wtlutsx Ng inst The Lawlv line dates came closer and closer. Many classes were interrupted, and you could always manage to see at least a few members of the Rookery Staff wandering the campus looking for quotes and candid subjects. Much of the work was done out of class and at the regular Wednesday night meet- ings. Through doughnuts and hot chocolate, our energizing, sometimes hyper staff managed to put out this spectacular book. The 1984-85 Rookery is dedicated to the 1500 sets of eyes from the staff at NMCHS - For Their Eyes Only. 1. I developed my first picturel' says Susan Oler, youngest member on the Rookery Staff. 2. Hardworking Godfrey Musones whites out another mistake on his layout. 3. When you're on yearbook staff, everything is just dan-dan-dandy! Here we have junior, Jill Soper smiling for the camera. 4. The 1984-85 Rookery Staff, from left to right: Gary Castronova, Godfrey Musones, Mike Magee, Kelly Clark, Susan Oler, Jill Soper, Ted Ceralde, Vicki Rochester, Advisor Pat Watson, Enrique Castan- eda, Gary Scoggins, and Maria Garza. 5. Trying to bend the L'rules of layout is staff member Vicki Rochester. 6. Busy at work, as usual on his 24 hour a day job, is yearbook advisor Pat Watson Yearbook 219

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