Pequea Valley High School - Pequoian Yearbook (Kinzers, PA)

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W Q xxx xi, 1 Y 1 ix' A- ' an if eograph, 1 include ization, ntly at- ic year- Dianne litor and I i. l-Ill. reneman ing from rna-, ,.., 4 lay-out position -,grapher TY AND :dy Milf' 1 dealing Using chalk and diagrams, Judy Martin and Grace White, underclassmen C0-editors, discuss merits of various lay-outs. Greg High worked to compile the SENIOR section Cpp. 96-1195, While Sue Sheaffer assumed the duties of ADVERTISING manager Cpp. 122-1525. Assistant business managers were Sarah jane Stoltzfus and Lor- raine Zimmerman. The yearbook operated under the guidance ofMr. Laurence Meley. With jeff Bryer, Pequoian photographer, and Dianne Kreider, editor-in-chief, Miriam Zook sketches an Indian for the first signature. Kathy Slaymaker, Jeanne Herr, and Sue Sheaffer prepare to hang posters to enhance yearbook publication sales . ft ld infOI' .5 O I I 4- X5 9569 w

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3 r if .I 1 f a-4 f Iob C-roff liy out editor, and Greg High, senior editor are discussing the use of the scaleograph. A ' 1 X I11Ix I1 11 111111 I I I1 11 1I I1 I 11 I1 1 I ll'IU I I I Ix1 1I 1 I1 I 1I1 1 IIXIII I1 I11I 1 11111111 I1 1 1111111 111 I III 111II 111 11 I 1 1 IIXIIX I11 13. x.. Basic elements of a good yearbook include cooperation, hard Work, and organization. This year's PEOUOIAN staff diligently at- tempted to make their publication of the year- book the best ever. Serving as editor-in-chief was Dianne Kreider who also Worked as copy editor and editor of the SCHOOL LIFE section fpp. l-111. ACTIVITIES co-editors were Betty Breneman and Barb Kreider, their section ranging from page I2 to 33. In addition to his responsibilities as lay-out editor, Bob Groff also maintained the position of SPORTS editor Cpp. 34-611. Photographer jeff Bryer was in charge of FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Cpp. 62-731 with Judy Mar- tin, Grace White, and Evelyn Huyett dealing with UNDERCLASSMEN pictures and infor- mals fpp. 74 -955, - . . h A iinmerman 'ctates financial informafl Stoltzfus f Il 1'I I 'G 5 Q, 11 1, 11 I I nd aw U ' gchalk ff Cirlgdifplsi discuss ml With Ieff Bryer, P sketches an lndiar ana Lorraine Z dl - -. ' on to S2-T3 I 1 A , D nu, .,,t,.,.L, L1, 1,,,-- -- W. ,..-,.,...A-no gkmA...I,-11.15-'

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jim 'r fm I QQW5' ' . il' K Among the expressed purposes of the school newspaper are giving due reC0g' nition to individuals in all aspects Of school life and reasonably recording the daily history of the school. Under the guidance of Mr. Laurence Meley, and the cditorship of Judy Perella, the 1968-69 Pioneer staff worked hard to effective1Y display these purposes. Staff memberS included ludy Perella, Gerald Graham, Lynne Reniley, Wanda Maitland, B013 Esbenshade, and Donna Armer, all of whom played an important role 111 the production of the newspaper.