Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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sfwifr a ig.A ABQVE: Before the newspaper can be pasted-up, iirc stories have to be set on the Compugraphic Editwriter 7500. Senior Lori Delozier finishes setting the corrections for the next issue of the paper. LEFT : Members of the different journalism classes participate in a fun outing at Six Flags Over Texas in April, Helping add to the excitement of the trip, the Grizzly tourists get caught in a rainstorm. f New 3 Xvjlnsg, - V V' 7 KL K I ..k:- ttkgx . NW SILVERTIP STAFF: fFront Rowj David Eichlet, Kelvin Relf, Sherna Tuggle, Genelle Neal, Neal Smith. Vorking on the May 11 issue of the school newspaper, fSecond Rowj Advisor Celia McDuff, Craig Clark, Tonya Wells, Cheri Nethercot, Staci Roberts, Anita mior Kandi LaMar checks for typographital CIIOIS before Zelmer. fBatk Rowj Tim Ross, Tiffany Bales, Derik Dukes, Chris Clark, Kelli Brown, Stefany VanScoyk and :nding the paste-ups to the printers. Brenda Lee. Newspaper! Yearbook 0 53

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Celia McDuff, Advisor NW EXPLORER STAFF: fFront Rowj Tracey Ware, Amanda Shanteau, Sponsor Celia McDuff, Lori Delozier. fSecond Rowj Emilee Topham, Brenda Lee, Kandi LaMar, Monica Frazier. fThird Rowj Shane Applegate, Neal Smith, Bruce Adams. fBack Rowj Kathy Wynn, Todd Terwilliger, Tiffany Bales and Chris Clark. Newspaper! Yearbook: Staffs take tours, earn journalism awards Meeting deadlines and producing a quality product were two of the main goals set by the newspaper and yearbook staffs. They continually worked to perfect jour- nalistic skills and spent many hours outside the school day working on deadlines. The lack of returning members on the yearbook staff resulted in a slow Start. Ad- visor Celia McDuff and Seniors Anita Zelmer, editor-in-chiefg and Kelli Brown, assistant editor, used their skills in aiding an unexperienced staff. After the staff spent first semester learning yearbooking techni- ques and making plans for the book, the 1983-84 edition of the Szlvertzjz went into production. Trips taken by the staffs included going to Topeka to tour josten's, the yearbook plant, attending a newspaper and yearbook workshop held at K-State, and competing in the Regional journalism Contest held at WSU. In April both staffs went to Six Flags Over Texas for a fun outing. At Regionals, Brown placed first in layout-double page spread, while Zelmer placed second in layout-double page spread and third in theme development and graphics. Both attended State Contest held at KU where Zelmer took third in theme development and graphics. The N W Explorer newspaper staff work- ed productively putting out a school paper twice a month. Students planned, wrote, typed and pasted-up the student newspaper which was printed by the Vocational- Technical School. Bruce Adams was editor-in-chief of the newspaper during first semester and Lori Delozier held the position during second semester. jounalism II and III students were responsible for the newspaper production for three nine weeks and students in the journalism I classes gained experience publishing a newspaper during the final nine weeks. At the Regional journalism Contest Kollen Long placed second in sports writing, jill Whistler placed second in headline writing, Todd Raines placed se- cond in editorial writingg and Delozier plac- ed first in feature writing. At the State Con- test at KU, Delozier placed second in feature writing while Whistler won first in headline writing and Long placed third in sports writing. Both yearbook and newspaper staffs recieved praise for their journalistic ac- complishments and a finished product to show for the many hours of work. -Tim Ross 52 0 Newspaper I Yearbook

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.VXA V .l ls ABOVE: Preparing for a physics test, Seniors Charlie Moreno and Diane Schimmel look over class notes. BELOW: Figuring a math problem, Sophomore Kay Swan attempts to complete her assignment before the hour is over. Bob Coffman Ken Coy Robert jackson Gina Loveless Jimmie McQueen Kathy Norris Sandy Peer Mary Rubeck H.O. Sanders 54 ' Math l Science .QW Q' . -w-v Neil Scher