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

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CLUBS . . . This year there was a big participation in organized activities. Along with their everyday classes, students had a chance to expand their interests and hobbies by joining clubs. Participants in many clubs were able to go on conventions, trips and enjoy all types of fund raising activities. Through these activities, many stu- dents fulfilled their school year and had more fun and personal involvement. My LM- '74.,,,. .J , ,VJ-, f. l46 '---.1 gf' 2

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Yearbook preserves memorable Let's get rolling! We have deadlines to meet! This was the familiar cry to the yearbook staff from Mrs. Phyllis Stanfield, adviser, and Brooke Steinberg and Patri- cia Douglas, editors. The entire staff worked non-stop on copy, interviews and layouts. ln between times, they worked getting to know peo- ple, exchanging jokes and cheering each other on. The photographers were busy taking and developing pictures that were needed for the yearbook. During the year, a few staff members attended two conventions. The fall con- vention was sponsored by Arizona Inter- scholastic Press Association and was at Central Arizona College, Coolidge. ln the spring they attended the Journalism Edu- cation Association convention at Seattle. At the conventions, students attended classes that gave them information to help them produce a better publication. We put a lot of time and effort into the yearbook and we were just like a family, said Brooke. ff ya f X 4,1 4. 8 3 5 1 the The editors: Tammy Italiano, Patricia Douglas and Brooke Steinberg. l48 moments Brenda Rider, Tammy Italiano, Pam Bessett, Theresa Cranmer and Sherry Frantz orga- nize pictures for a layout. l Eric Bergstrom and Brian Black take a break after reading class printouts.