Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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A . A' , 1' .5 iff' Y' : lr! W f- V I J l fr. X! ,Nr f Ns., .-., M. 3 L? L xy LSL QW ' lf a xx , .Q-L. . ,' J' . S., J' -- -..- ix M. ana, -1' . ...iffwlfl lFlightl ldenification of class pictures is being done by lLeft to rightl Tom Lathen, Becky Geisler, Laurie Hawkes, Michele Crutcher. Dave Zaccaria. and Bud Lindsey. Below left: Maria Lundin asks Cindy Meyers for advice on her rough draft from. lBeIow Middlel Lynne Thomas helps out by working on the Student Index. Below right: Maria Lundin measures to lit her pictures on her rough draft form. XM., s.. ..--.--- Q M , ., L i ,, is A 1 1 The SPORRAN staff includes lleft to rightl Front Row: Cindy Myers, Bud Lindsey. Marcia McDonnell, David Zaccaria. Karen Maass. Back Row: Tom Lathen, Lynne Thomas. Jon Erickson. Linda ,- or .Nbr nd K I F' her Not Pictured' Becky Geisler Gary Steinmetz, Robin Briley, Monte Edwards. Debbie a ean :sc . . , Hamby. Jeff Morlan. Laurie Hawkes, Bill Savitz, Hooper. Mary.lane Leytze, Rhonda Flidnour. Robert Kandee Dudley. Maria Lundin, Michele Crutcher, Gabin. Nina Bowers, and Will Keller. ,ai

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Sporron Stott Uses Three Column Loyoul Above: Editor Tom Lathen is taken by surprise while explaining new techniques of the three column layouts to Monte Edwards. Below right: Bud Lindsey types up his final copy for his yearbook spread. The first day of school dawned clear. We met and kicked around ideas. Some old friends. some new faces. All of us with a common purpose-SPORRAN. We began our work and from the beginning we had problems. Shouts of Where the hecks a ruler. and yells of Tom, come quick! resounded through the halls from room 121. From rough drafts we watched a yearbook come to life. We've survived absences. sweat. tears, parties and even our deadlines. Our dreams slowly shaped into reality and we sat back and sighed. The past is gone. but in this book that you hold. a part of each of us remains forever. This year changes were numerous in yearbook, after Pete Vandervvegen left us for Aberdeen, we received a new advisor, Mr. Neil Dressler. We changed our layout style from focal point to three column style. Our cover changed from art work to a photograph. But we stuck with our same editor who we've had for the last two years. Our printers once again used last year's book for a demonstrator and lGod-willingl this one too. ' Above right: Dave Zaccaria and Bud Lindsey proportion pictures to fit the final draft form. Flight: SPORRAN advisor Mr. Neil Dressler talks to Dale Quincy from Pischel Yearbook,

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HILITES Takes New Culloolc In Reporting Bill Craze and Lynne Thomas are co- editors of the newspaper. Their staff members are, Susie Higinbotham-news editor, Kenn Freeman-editorial editor. Maria Lundin-feature editor, Dave Above: Colleen Ferguson, Ad manager, deep in thought, ponders where to get ads for the next issue, Right: News editor, Susie Higinbotham, is captured in a thoughtful moment. Far right: Smiling co-editor. Bill Craze, in a busier moment during 5th period. Zaccaria-sports editor, Colleen Ferguson- ad manager, reporters: Jan Boberg, Steve Coon, Jon Ericson, Gary Gibbs, Terri Hanley, Tom Lathen, Sandy Lewis, and Bill Savitz. Everyone was starting from scratch this year. Mr. Carl Crowe was first time adviser of the staff. There were lots of organizational problems in September. As a group the staff was pretty good, says Lynne Thomas. Having won the Columbia Press Association's first class ranking last year, the staff became more and more eager as the year progressed in maintaining the high standards of the HI LITES. Around the Holidays the staff decided to give the paper a new outlook by reporting more community related activities in an effort to interest the students with their surroundings. GoaI is to include activities of the student whose activities pertain more to the community rather than just school functions, says Bill Craze.