Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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3 s Q P5 K' -A sg. at Q +5 2 -1611 if XL.-nh xl. 'U 5 w l. Matt Stinson and Rick Worrel covered the sports and scoreboard. 2. Wally Hitch- cock, Jeff Redeker and Jeff Lagerberg took all the photos. 3. Cort Gorman, Pam Hatch, Tony Andersen, Lori Stineman and Cindy Buckley planned class layouts. 4. Pam Dimi- tri and Georgina Smolich designed the Ads and Organization sections. 5. The Academ- ics section was the responsibility of Steve Haller and Jeff Griffin. 6. Information about the administrative, teaching, and other staffs was prepared by Gina Kreigh aided by .Ian Clark. 7. First semester editor Stacey Beck arranged the ladderg Mrs. Jean Hudder was the advisor. 5

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Preener staff completes assignment Between brainstorming for the theme and checking the final copy sent back by the printer in the spring, an infinite number of details went into permanently recording the events of the school year - the making of the 1977-78 Preener. Thousands of photos were stamped, endless lists of names checked, copy was written to fit des- ignated space sizes, and schedules prepared for photographers to get pictures taken by deadlines. The reward for all the late hours, exacting efforts, and the tireless en- ergy expended was to see the book in print and to know that a responsi- ble job was ably completed. Stacey Beck was first semester editor. Pam Hatch and Lori Stine- man replaced her at mid-year. Mrs. Jean Hudder advised them. Y-'JY

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Tripodium initiates 'Spirit issue' A streamlined TRIPODIUM staff of 15 writers and a new advi- sor, Mrs. Jean Hudder, experienced a year of re-organization that pro- duced successful results. Editor Gaye Seed, newsffeature editor Sandy Clark, sports co-edi- tors Lynn Kohr and Frank Riley and business manager Brenda She- pek, assumed responsibility for planning and producing the bi- weekly. Students at the Vocational Technical School printed the news- paper. The editorial staff encouraged re- sponse from both the students and faculty. News and features devel- oped a widened scope of appeal and sports editorials added interest to accounts of Cougar victories. The advertising staff maintained a firm financial base by inviting the pa- tronage of Salina and area business firms. A special edition popularly known as the spirit edition, a first for South, generated enthusiasm the day of the second basketball match- up between the Cougars and the Sa- lina Central Mustangs. Several staff members submitted entries to national, state and region- al writing contests. Winners who advanced to State were Gaye Seed, Lynn Kohr, John Keeling, Brenda Shepek, Pam VanMeter, Janice Short, and Kathy Duggan.