Sam Barlow High School - Anno Mundi Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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nnoMundi Prevallsl This year saw the AnnoMundi staff using a brand new format to present the events of 1970-71. The class as well as the theme came out of hibernation. Some of the more notic- able changes dealt with the addition of Boys of the Month, Special Occasions, Senior Hall of Fame, Senior Banquet, and the combination of faculty and academics. When Miss Peggy Covey became ill and had to leave for the hospital, the burden of finish- ing a half done yearbook fell, for the most part, on the shoulders of editor Becky Taylor. For four frantic weeks, the staff remained after school trying to beat deadlines. But finally, a total of about four remaining mem- bers linished up the publication in time to present it to an impatient student body. l. Debi Cardoza, Diana Didtel, and Nadine Wagner toil over their yearbook layouts. 2. Miss Peggy Covey smiles approving over Kaarre Bothum's copy. 3. Editor Becky Taylor eagerly attacks a packet of pictures from Bruno's 4. Connie Thompson, Cathy Coffey- and Marty Steffi display the three evils of publications class: speak no deadlines, hear no deadlines. see no deadlines! 5. Sports Editor Randy Alcorn poses for Wayne by look- ing busy. 6. Rich Sheldon explains the function of the enlarger to photographers .lim Moore, Mike Brown, and Don Denbo. 7. It is a rare moment when Janelle Kost, Britt MacGregor, Laurie Rust, Debbie Anderson, and Noreen Onchi work in publications class.

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I-1 O Newspap l'lllIl , J :If Ns' . if 1 nner Banner Bedazzles Bruins An Indian Motif Bruin design on the front page was the first indication that Bruins were in for a satisfy- ing year of newspaper read- ing. The Bruin Banner, advised by Miss Carolyn Menegas, spent the year experimenting with success- ful fand sometimes not so successfulj ideas ranging from radical letters to probing editorials, features and cartoons. First and second year students invariably found themselves in tunnels be- neath the school, braving the librarian. Ouija boarding it up, or trying to escape mis- quoted meanies. As reporter Carol Kellogg exclaimed, There's no limil to how far we can go with a feature! Both journalism classes shared in writing, layout, headline, evaluations, and hours. To put it plainly, and very unjournalisticly, it was a very good year. t 4 ,,- , ls ,ts l if M Xe E as . '-2' v mm 'Q fs., , QI -??i'E i -X Q1 c'-41 If -1 it it 2 .,f f' v-