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

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I earbook Staff Faces Trials And Tribulations The headline read Staff faces trials and tribulations. Little did we know at the beginning of the year how many problems we would actually face. From supplies disappearing to no pictures, the staffers of the Panther Paw faced it all, but came out on top with the 1985-86 edition of the Paw going to press. While missing supplies were begin- ning to be a normal thing for the staff, another problem cropped up. As the se- mester changed we lost three photogra- phers and were left with only one. Noel Wagner, junior photography editor, soon became our sole source for pictures, aside from those taken at special events by other staff members. We began to depend on him for quite a bit, but he never let us down. Everyday he'd come into class and either Mrs. Sutton or I would give him a new list of things to do, stated senior editor Misty Johnson. He kept a slow tedious pace but did get everything done. Another problem the staff faces was the lack of typewriters. Many times the members would come into the class to Kim McDonald's voice saying I call the typewriter today. So everyone else who needed to type would just have to wait for another day. Some staffers would go down to the teacher's lounge to type, un- til Mr. Bradley put a ban on them. Then we were right back where we started . . . with one typewriter. Many times it seemed as though the deadlines would not be met. Even the hard work of the loyal staff members did not help when it came to the final dead- line. Johnson and Sutton, along with members Jill Eary, Tasha Moss, Heather McAuley, Leah Blain, McDonald, and Randy Thweatt were working into the summer finishing the pages still to be done. But the 1985-86 edition of the Pan- ther Paw finally went to press, and to those who helped finish it — thanks!! — 68 Yearbook -

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