Plantation High School - Reflections Yearbook (Plantation, FL)

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courses of journalism to produce Reflections '71 Q M 362' Q A. Editor Jeff Keeler contemplates a picture as co-editor Connie Pellillo plans a layout. B. Co-editors Linda Podolsky and Connie Pellillo discuss the pages with the club section staff members, Denise Telles, Lisa Nordlinger and Dale Butterworth as picture editors Sonja Stevens, and Jill Thompson go over picture assign- ments with seniors Joan Hess, Linda Kunkel, and Melanie Vann. C. Staff members Katy Glass, Donice Oldack, Joan Hess, Holly Wil- liams and Sue Hotaling discuss their page. D. Picture editors Sonja Stevens and Jill Thompson sort out pictures for senior Joyce Rothrock. E. Sports section staff members Warren Vanderplate, Richard Chase, Chip Brockman and Jill Griffith decide on pictures while editor .leff Keeler helps underclassmen section member Jane Chatfield. ..w,..aa my 42 Mr: 'f..,ov- Us f ww' Aj .V ,,,,.., , A. L-.. -so-mv 105

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Yearbook staff employs techniques learned in previous The 1970-71 Reflections was published this year by junior and senior class members. Divided into nine different groups, each one constructed their section of the yearbook. The advisor, IVIrs. Charlene Martin, aided the students in producing the year book. This is the first year Nlrs. Martin has advised this yearbook. Requirements to be on yearbook staff is one year of Journalism and acceptance from the ad- visor. ft. fs 2 Ra. fi Ig' - fs .. ff - S . ff' . f 'r5t4?ff- .. , - . fi, 1 fir in S ii- 5 ' 5, f 'S 1 214 Q Mrs. ,Q .Jaan A 'wif 1 3 11.3 3' tl s ' ' i V, C ..., .,, ...,.... 1 D 104

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Staff of Colonels'Journal gains experience ln newspaper lnterviews, typewriters, cameras, rulers, and light tables. .. all phases of newspaper work are evidenced in publishing the Colonels' Journal. Journalism students at Plantation not only write their articles but they also prepare their own headlines and ads, lay out the dummies and paste up the page. Then the graphics department pre- pares the halftones and prints the final product by offset process. The monthly publication was sold by subscrip- tion for the first time this year, since student fees were abolished. Special feature issues distributed for Christmas, Twirp Week, April Fool's Day and seniors. The staff, composed of juniors and seniors, was led by Cathy Edwards, managing editor, and Jo- Ann McCloskey and Linda Neiderheiser, co- editors. Third-year members included Jody Kutch- ins, student adviser, Penny LaGasse, advertising manager, and Wendy lVlann, business manager. lVlrs. Charlene Martin served as faculty adviser. C 106