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

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Phoenix Arizona 85032 0 1 i I Paradise Valley High School The clack of the typewriter keys hitting the paper was a familiar sound in the newspaper room. Although there were only a few newspapers throughout the year, the staff did not remain idle. They were busy with other tasks like working on the yearbook. Both staffs were cut drastically and all the manpower was needed every time a deadline was near, which seemed like always. Deadlines are the worse time because everyone is rushing to get things done. Most of it cannot be preplanned. We try to get the news as current as possible. The best part is when the finished product comes and you see that all your work finally paid off, stated Elissa Kopecky, editor of the Trojan Times. The newspaper staff members attended two con- ventions during the school year. This first was held at Central Arizona College. There the students par- ticipated in a write-off contest. The second was held in Phoenix and was sponsored by Arizona In- terscholastic Press Association. The main theme revolved around the computer age. 5 -S 5 ,Q 1. x 50 QR if ..,, .p I K X il gif-fr.. A I is w 'e-dgfgf Trojan Times Staff Editor ............... ..... Business Manager .... ..... Exchange Editor .... Feature Editor .... News Editor .....................,...... Cartoonist ............................. ' A Elissa Kopec Michael Lin. . . .Brian . . Iulie Gel . . . Bob Kee . . Patrick Wi Reporters . . Stacia Ballent, Richard Cipriano, Lisa Griffi Michelle Ruley, Elizabeth Korn, Denise White, and Ll Mettert. Adviser ......................... Mrs. Phyllis Stanfie t x

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W.. x. Q 3 . ,, .... S 4 eff , T f iA A J wtf' :- sy 1 1 ' Q A Q f sail ,, .5 'll ill fm M. .f A am:--f I ft to rightg Ray Reed, Patti Ludtka, Mike Pitt, Matt Pachesky, Crystal Morrell, Jeff zkson. 1. Jeff Jackson, Junior, works on a project during class. 2. Besides working on projects, Matt Pachesky, Junior, and the rest of the class have book work to do, too. The PV Ad Club is made up of students in the 2-hour Vocational Commercial Block and is a service type club more than a social club. When another club or organiza- tion needs a logo or some kind of advertisement, the club designs it for them. This year the club did a let- terhead for Student Council, posters for homecoming and a logo for the Jazz Band. The logo will be silk screened on their band music stands that they'll use for performing. They also helped pro- duce the Literary magazine. Mrs. Mahoney and Miss Schack, industrial education teachers, started the club a few years ago and they are the spon- sors today.

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-fi. 1 as i ,E N.,-Y.. . 59' .ff ,rf wus. Q l. Elissa Kopecky, Editor of the Trojan Times, looks over a list of stories before making assignments for the newspaper. 2. Julie Gelber works earnestly on a feature story to make the deadline. 3. Stacia Ballent looks over the finished product before handing it in. 4. Mike Linert types up bills to send to the advertisers. 5. Elizabeth Korn and Julie Gelber confer on a headline for the paper. .9 Jr' . 'X i Q 1... X3 Y K .it . -it ii . a s . 1 I. WU! 4 3