Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Kathleen Patrick and Zelda Uribe proofread the third issue of the Panther Prowler looking for ways to improve the fourth issue. Panther Prowler Staff Makes Giant Strides Caryn Perkins, on both newspaper and annual staffs, was among the original staff who helped to decide to change the newspaper name from the Philosopher to the Prowler. Paul McCarty worked hard to keep the Prowl- Puzzle making was made easier this year when Kim Freehill learned comput- er staff in the black. er techniques to simplify the process. The first semester newspaper class works on individual as- signments. Second semester staff included Nicole DuBar, Kim Freehill, Brett Johnson, Paul McCarty, Jody Nelson, Kathleen Patrick, Teresa Schedler, Zelda Uribe, Caryn Perkins and Ms. D. Ostas, sponsor. 69

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Yearbook Staff Builds Momentum Junior Melanie Phillips devotes her concentration to revising a layout using time donated from Mrs. Swope. OFFICIAL STUDENT PRESS CARD mugervllU High School Thunaan A. j (P Journalism Adv.tor Under the direction of new sponsor, Ms. D. Ostas, the entirely new Panther Paw staff worked itself out of debt and learned organization and layout skills that will continue to grow and develop. Lori Crenshaw, senior, takes a break from working on the senior term paper to proofread a set of captions for the Panther Paw. An unworkable layout baffles junior Melissa Mikeska until her “genius” struck and the band layout fell into place. 68 Michelle Ojeda, sports; Carolyn Draper, senior layout; Lori Cren- shaw, business and seniors; Caryn Perkins, layout; Melissa Mikeska, ads and activities; Kyle Thurman, photographer and index; Gina M. Roberts, undergraduate layouts; Jana Williams, photographer; and Dario Rodriguez, sports-all worked on the Panther Paw staff. Melanie Phillips and Amber Blain are not pic- tured but worked on organization and activity section and photogra- phy respectively.

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Speech, U.I.L. Continue To Compete 70 Speech Club members are Kenny McDonald, Connie son, Karen Brown, Alan Smith, Sarah Donelson, Mi- Parsons, Daniel Horne, Ms. G. Windrum, U.I.L. Direc- chael Lunnin, Lisa Grey, Kim Freehill, Bianca Warren, tor; (standing) Guy Mathews, Mike Yokie, Wendy Wil- Edith Martinez, Carrie Hays, Tammy O’Dell. State U.I.L., held April 29- 30, in Austin at U.T. included Kenny McDonald and Doug Bohls placing second in infor- mative speaking and fifth in Number Sense, respectively. McDonald explained, “At the state level, competition is so close that you could flip a coin to determine what place you get.” “Competing in state may be difficult, but the road getting there wasn’t easy either,” ad- ded Bohls.