Oakville Senior High School - Tiger Paw Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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elling iT like iT is Takes skill igerism sTudenTs geT The inside scoop Once a month Tigerism came hot off the press with news and views of happenings at Oakville. With a staff of six members plus a class of Journalism I reporters, The latest scoops were put into print. The 4983-84 staff consists of Laura Marty, Editor-ln-Chief: Kim Farrell, Associate Editor: Lisa Erxle- ben, Features Editor: Chris Cole- man, News Editor: and Sue Jones, Editorial Editor. Jones comment- ed, We are a real close group and enjoy working on Tigerism to- geTher. Under The direction of Ms. Shir- ley Stroud, These staff members were taught the fine points of constructing a newspaper. Their numerous jobs included writing and rewriting articles, soliciting ads, proofreading copy, and working out layouts. This year brought a change for staffers. They had more opportu- nity To compile The paper and gain work experience. To The average person -30- is simply The number that follows 29, but to Tigerism staffers and journalists afar iT means THE END. Bottom row: Lisa Erxleben, Feature Editor: Middle row: Susan Jones. Editorial Editor: Trisha Siddens, Sports Editor. Top row: Kim Farrell, Associate Editor: Laura Marty, Edi- tor-In-Chief: Chris Coleman, News Editor. Cutting, postelng, and fitting headlines are just a few of the many tasks of Sue Jones and Lisa Erxleben. Tigerism 3'l

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Wlih perfecilon In mlnd, Ediror-in-Chief Louro Morly proofreods copy for furure publicolion. Reading The Journal helps Trisho Sidclens obroin new ideos. Sfresslng the lmporiance of ge-fling The right srory, Tigerisrn sponsor Ms. Shirley Siroud insirucls sloff Members. i Tigerism

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pecidl chorus redches for d song inging To sTdrdom When you peer Through The open door, you cdn woTch d so- prdno sTruggling ond sTriving To hiT The high noTes wriTTen on The scdle before her. You will see The edgerness in her eyes ond hedr The Tenseness in her voice. Then your eye will focus on d boss sTrdining his ThrodT by TighTening ond loosening his vocdl chords To mdke his voice much deeper. We wdnT our voices To sound mdTure dnd professiondl, so iT be- comes d chdllenge hdving To work hdrder, sToTed senior Kris LduTenschldger. lf you cdn'T redch The high noTe, Then you sTruggle ond sTrive unTil you redch your godl. Ms. Bouers, our new direcTor, commenTs, Edch singer is dble To Tell emoTions, sTrengThs, or wedk- nesses of Their own life Through The words of Their songs. While senior Jim Reinheimer sTdTed, I like singing becduse iT's o woy I con express myself, dnd iT gives me o chdnce To be me. Chorus looks professiondl in Their new block robes becduse iT odds o speciol Touch during our concerTs, sold PresidenT Ddnd Ldckey. Chorus noT only looks gredT in Their new robes, buT Their blending voices ore so jubuldnT They con mdke o piece of music come olive. And jusT To Think, we don'T hdve To poy To heor Them perform. Tomi Edinger feels ThdT chorus is so fun becduse iT hos d big fdmily dTmosphere. She dlso ddded, lf everyone wos like This, we could hdve d much beTTer, closer, ond spiriTed school. 32 Specidl Chorus Tesflng hor slnglng ablllfy, Kdri Moeller sings her fdvorife Tune for Ms. Bouers' sing- ing Test. Admlrlng The poflie floaf, Chorus fdns dwoiT The finol judging of Homecoming.