Sandia High School - Crest Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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MR, T 3' 70 PR!!! M! MIR!!! It's hard work. Betty These layouts have to be good! The class Jarvis and Maureen Ep- editors julie, jackie and Kathryn go over plans. son check copy. You can't do that to the sports section l Greg, David and Frieda enjoy their work. Everything, but everything, goes into the file. Jackie and Kathryn check. Working for the annual were: Jackie, Kathryn, Nickie Dominguez, Carole Blazick, Barbara, Nancy, Helen Wilcox, second row: David Lloyd, Frieda, Beverly Richards, Maribeth, Rhonda, Gloria Thompson, Mary Sheets, jo Len, Nancy Steinkraus, Jana Kidd, third row: jimmy, Greg, Bill Edelman, Betty Milhollin, Charlotte Thompson, Julie, Mona Lukerg not pictured: Pat Carbone.

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ff!!! MMPIIFII PMMC M7003 Alf You're going to take my picture? Wait, wait! Take me, too! . . . This is really what the page will look like? . . . Listen, we have to take the pictures of that group right away or I can't possibly finish this layout! . . . Check the spelling of that word, and does she spell her name Carol or Carole? Does a deadline mean the day we ship out or the day the material must get to the publisher?,' . . . I want to see the book NOW! These were typical remarks to be heard daily as the annual staff met in the publications room. Facing financial problems, planning picture schedules, designing pages, writing and rewriting the material was all part of getting out the first Crest. Volunteering their services at the beginning of the year, staff mem bers found that they worked long and late. They had the fun of work ing with the photographer, checking pictures, planning and designing pages. Furthermore, when the annual was shipped off in the early part of March, they had to sit patiently and wait for the completed books to return before they could see how those ideas had come out. Have you thought of trying this type of arrangement? Miss Boughton, sponsor, goes over ideas with Barbara Fawver, editor, and Maribeth Paitsel, associate editor. We must be serious! The assistant editors, Jackie Stansell, Nancy Cunningham, and Frieda Rogers, juniors training for the ed- itorship, discuss problems of putting the book out. Staff members: Rhonda Werner, julie Wiesen, Bar- bara, Maribeth, Kathryn White, Nancy, second row: jo Len Marty, jackie, Frieda, Greg Cohen, Nancy Steinkraus, jimmy Lucero.

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1WfiZ!, 36'f.7f! LC AY!! P49 0 Boy! That was a 'good' mistake! Miss Boughton, sponsor, Roy Hall, editor, and Ted Jarvi, managing ed- itor, look over the first edition of the paper. We don't go to press until we have at least 80 of ad- vertising. That was the keynote statement every month as the Sandian, the school newspaper, came near the publishing date. Facing the problems of developing a newspaper, hampered by the high costs of engravings and printing, a green staff got the monthly off to a flying start. Collecting the news, writing and rewriting the stories, writ- ing the headlines, dummying the stories, preparing the layout and the hurried trips to the printers were all part of putting out the paper. While the journalism class wrestled with the stories, mem- bers of the publications class contacted advertisers, trying to raise the money to put out the paper. Borrowing staff members from the annual group became standard practice when help was needed. In spite of all the handicaps the Sandian came out, even the special issues. What story did I get? When the assign- ment sheet goes up, the writers dash up to see what they cover this time. Staff members plan an issue: Ted, Roy, Gloria Thompson, business manager, Jo Len Marty, advertising managerg second row: Mary Sheets, office assistant, Judy Andrea, exchange, circulation editorg not pictured: jack McClain, photographer. Roy, Sue Barrows and Mary Pachmayer type up stories for the paper.