Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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it Competition Introduce Not only did the Odyssey staff make the pages of the yearbook, they had to find ways to help finance it. Advertisements fulfilled this need. All staffers were required to sell spots, and they went to nu- merous places in Poway and Rancho Bernardo and beyond to find buyers. It took a lot of time and it was difficult, because many business headquarters were out of state, explained Jennifer Stampfli. A free yearbook was offered to the staffer who sold the most ads. The competition grew and ads poured in. Finally, the ads were counted and the totals showed that Elisa Smith, underclassmen, was the winner with eleven spots sold. Elisa said, It took me a lot of time, persuation, and persis- tence to get the businesspeople to help support the yearbook. Some people were harder to It was tough selling ads because most business people didn't consider it advertising since it was yearbook, many didn't think it was good enough to spend their money on. It made me feel bad because I tried so hard and I kept being turned down. I appreciate everyone who did contribute and helped support the yearbook. - Debi Quesenberry, sen- ior. Advertising may not be a section that everyone first notices, but a lot of hard work was put into it. Many hours were spent selling and many bills, re- ceipts, and thank you letters were written. The ad- vertising section was an important part of the year- book often overlooked. You must admit, the advertising section is not the first thing people look at when they get their l .K .K i.li5 Hi r 1-fzf,,w'WA convince than others, but it paid off in the end. Others also sold many ads. They en- joyed helping to design what the busines- speople wanted. Kim Wayland, photogra- pher stated, It was slow getting started, but once I actually went to sell ads, it was fun. yearbook, stated Jim Roberts. lf this is true, why all the sweat over the section? Mainly, it finances the lower cost of the yearbook - which makes it possible for the Odyssey to offer such a quality book for affordable prices to the students. So again, a special thanks to all the generous businesses that supported the Odyssey! Senior Eric Riley searches for new imports at Plaza Music I

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