Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'1'i 5'- Co-editers Michelle Allen and Mike Greene check over a news story for the next issue. Staffers attend summer camp Mike Greene, Michelle Alien and Liza Acuna from the Trojan Times staff attended a workshop at Northern Arizona University from June 11-18. Mrs. Phyllis Stanfield, Newspaper and Yearbook Adviser, went up on June 10 to prepare for her classes. She taught Newspaper and had a begin- ning seminar. Through the workshop I learned about many new and different styles of layouts and ideas of putting a newspaper together, commented Co- Editor, Mike Greene. Diane Peschio, exchange editor, looks through newspapers from various schools in Arizona. Printing change saves travel time One important change in the production of the Trojan Times was the move to a new print shop. The new printers, George and Sandy Oller, Master Printing, are located on 32 Street, south of Bell Road. This helped tremendously in saving time and gasoline. In past years the Trojan Times had been printed at the Tempe Daily News. George and Sandy are new to the Valley. They were a big help to the editors when they read proof at the print shop. Jim Zawicki, sports reponer, takes notes while interviewing Coach Grundler. Mark Gartrell, head cartoonist, carefully finishes his sketches for the next deadline. TBOJAN TIMES Co-editors ................... Michelle Allen, Mike Greene Business Manager . . . ............. Adine Kagan Exchange Editor .... .............. D iane Peschio Sports Editor .... ................. M ark Howard Photographers ..... ..... D ina MacDougalI, Greg Bentley Head Cartoonist .......................... Mark Gartrell Adviser ........................... Mrs. Phyllis Stanfield Reporters. . .Liza Aouna, Fred Lanier, Kevin Teed, Jim Zawicki Shannon O'Neal, Annette Fuller.

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TIE Students attend fall convention Staff members from the TBOJAN TIMES attended an AIPA Convention in Chandler on Oct. 18, 1980. Mrs. Phyllis Stantield, Newspaper and Yearbook Advisor, taught a new adviser seminar. Mrs. Stanfield is the treasurer and membership chairman of the State High School Press Association. At the convention students were able to choose from a variety of classes. One class I thought was interesting was 'Writing a Sports Feature'. The sports editor for the Mesa Trib- une was the teacher. He showed us how to get inside information on sports stories, said Fred Lanier, sports reporter for the TBOJAN TIMES. He said the best way to get a good sports, feature story is by tak- ing the athlete's side and talking with him privately. gm Jim Zawicki, sports reporter, and Mark Howard, Sports Edi- tor, plan the sports page for the next issue. Trojan Times changes format This year the TBOJAN TIMES took on a new for- mat. lt went from a 5 column by 14 paper to a 3 column by 13 news and a 2 column by 13 fea- ture and editorial section. Because they made the change, they moved from a news layout to a modified magazine format. The magazine format is the new trend in high school newspapers. W N. 1x5 's-. Mary Streeper and Diane Peschio watch Kevin Teed as he works on a feature layout. Top Row: Michael Greene, Fred Lanier, Mark Gartrell, Jim Zawicki, Mark Howard, Greg Bentley. Middle Row: Penny Walker, Anita Bingaman, Adine Kagan, Michelle Allen, Liza Acuna, Mary Streeper, Mrs. Stantield, Adviser. Bottom Bow: Dina MacDougall, Kevin Teed. Not Pictured: Diane Peschio.

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Oquguaf - Time and dedication are two of the qualifications needed to be on the Paradise Val- ley High School yearbook staff. To further their knowledge about yearbooks, several members attended the workshop at Northern Arizona University over the summer. Five of the staff members gave up one week of their summer vacation to attend the workshop. The five were Liza Acuna, Alyssa Haspel, Alan Lay, Dina MacDougaIl, and Colleen Smith. The culmination of workshop for photographers was a showing of their work at the final banquet. Dina MacDougaIl's photo placed third in the miscellaneous category. 1980-81 Staff! Top Flow: Tony Reilly, Brook DeWalt. Row 2: Alan Lay, Lori Moody. Row 3: Nancy DeSimone, Dawn VanAlstine, Caryn Myer, Andy Johnson, Greg Bentley, Dave Trombi, Liza Acuna, Laurie Ben- netto. Row 4: Laurie Bastek, Alyssa Haspel, Colleen Smith, Dina MacDougall, Cherylin Moore, Mrs. Phyllis Slanfield. Row 5: Con- nie Giesie, Carol Gruz- inski and Sue Lumpp. : Staff member Alan Lay sells Mrs. Geri Cosentino a bagel. 152 QIZLLQZH T Qigludly i l we, if j 1, ., 3. 5 K xx , l .lx ig 2,1 is gg T W if ssswaf .,.,..,, -A if .ft Q.. f, r fir. I ...fa-w'r' : 4 'Sf' W7 if N it .I ' Km .A L Bagel sales on Thursdays, inventory at Diamonds and two week-long candy sales, helped pay for the extras that made this year's yearbook special. - C Happy Birthd Caryn cheerfully copy.