Sherman County High School - Husky Yearbook (Moro, OR)

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E YEARBOOK plant guide Bill Shields explained process of book bind- ing to Cal McDermid, Cece Skelton, David Sherman, Bill Bellamy, 4 - and Cheryl Gray during tour. Cece Skelton and Bill Bellamy pre- pared layouts for 1968 edition frightl. Yearbook offers record, Yearbook staff members started the year off attending Eastern Oregon Press Conference at Pendleton. Editor Bill Bellamy, Business Man- ager Cece Skelton, and Assistant-editor Calvin McDermid attended the seminar. Work on the 96- page edition began with designing a cover in Nov- ember. Husky staffers trekked streets of The Dalles soliciting advertising to help finance the production. Five staff members toured R. Wallace Pischel, Inc. printing facilities at Pasco, Washington in March to eyewitness the process of book publication. SOPHOMORE John Hall picked up 1967 Husky at checkout desk. STUDENT photographer David Sherman prepared to develop a roll of film. 'lb- HANDLING production assignments for the yearbook were David Sherman, Cheryl Gray, Editor Bill Bellamy, Cal lvlcnermld, Cece Skelton, Chris Canfrall and Ad- visor Roy Viken. 72 I

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A SPANISH musical routine was presented by Roderique Brothers faboveb. Go-Fers dance band, later renamed Blue Maze, played after basketball game fbelowy. Judy Conners, IFYE student, spoke on Ireland frightj. LIGHT assembly featured Dawn Rice fbelowj. Pacific Power pre- sented program on electrical safety Qrightj.

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X S E TECHNIQUES of modern journalism were learned through production of Sherman Hi Times, student newspaper. Members of the staff were Advisor Jane Stordahl, Merrie Hubbard, Pam Ketter, Ellen Nisbet, Vicki Bardenhagen, Debbie Reynolds, Editor Chris Hicks, and Ann Burk. Paper staff publishes current happenings TAKING charge of production for each issue of Sherman Hi-Times was Editor Chris Hicks and Vicki Bardenhagen, assistant editor. Production of the Sherman Hi Times was the major assignment of the journal- ism class. Six issues of the publication were printed in tabloid newspaper style at The Dalles Chronicle. Chris Hicks handled the duties of editor and was assisted by Vicki Bardenhagen. Artwork for the mimeographed editions was done by Ann Burk.