Rochester Community College - Rajuco Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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Echo Staffers Acquire . journalism Experience Once again the Echo had a successful year, providing students with informative and entertaining news. A new addition to the paper this year was the humor page, ap- pearing every third issue. This yearas Echo staff was: Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Winterg Co-Managing Editors Diane Schurhammer and Doug Connellg News Editor Audrey Petersong Assistant News Editor Diane Tolsteadg Feature Editor Rosalie Utleyg Assistant Feature Editor Charlie Sawyer. Sports Editor Cathy Whitmang Assistant Sports Editor Mike Smithg Political Columnist Brandon Hoopsg Literary Editor Denise Citchell. Art Editors Chris DuVal and Dave Steinlichtg Photog- raphy Editor Mike Beachg Photographers Chuck Anderson, Mark jones, Dave Steinlichtg Advertising Manager Therese Evang Advertising Assistant Candy Lubbertg Circulation Manager Terri Roachg Reporters Gary Gremm, Mike Hau- gen, Donna Wysongg Bookkeeper Sue Hubalekg Adviser Mr. Ken Knapp. Terri Roach, circulation manager, joyously awaits the arrival of the latest Echo edition. ft V I 2 ' I 1 l Mr. Ken Knapp, Echo adviser, reviews the editorial page with Chris DuVal, art editor, QLEFTJ, Brandon Hoops, political columnist, and Stephanie Winter, editor.

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The RCC Cheerleaders-Harb Berg KON CROUNDJ, Debbie Hanken KLEFTJ, Cindy Wall, Carol Mulholland, Cindy Smith, and Wendy Krueger. Wendy Krueger, Barb Berg, Debbie Ilanken, and Carol Mulholland cheer the Yellowjackets on to victory. Cheerleading Squad pen to All Aspirants Cheerleading activities were again under way as soon as fall registration was completed. One additional cheerleader was added this year, bringing the total to six. These girls were chosen by faculty judges according to their abilities. Their adviser, Mrs. Juliette Siem, said that the girls chosen may or may not have had any high school experience. To prepare for the games, the cheerleaders practiced every Monday and Tuesday afternoon. Additional practices were held if needed. This summer, Debbie Hanken, head cheerleader, attended a cheerleading camp for one week. It was held at the Firebird Camp at Gustavus Adolphus. At camp, Debbie learned new routines and cheers which evolved into a new cheering scheme to help create enthusi- astic support for athletic teams. To help meet the costs of the uniforms and transportation to games, the girls participated in food sales, ticket sales to movies, and slave days.

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Echo staffers include Cathy Whitman, sports editor. CLEFTDg Doug Connell, managing editorg Audrey Peterson, news editorg and Gary Grcmm, rc- porter. Citchell ILEFTP. Literary editor, and Candy Lubhert, assistant ad- manager, enjoy n want ad concerning a free cat. xx-A-NM an Photo Editor Mike Beach spends most of his time in the well-equipped RCC darkroom.