Skyline High School - Behemoth Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

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7 e egfgfae gmt, Staff captures est of tim s lv Sports Editor, Tyson Bradley writes a sports article. Typing an important article is Steve OL-ron. Associate Editor. Editor julie Harker can always find time for a picture. Stopping to smile are Cody Clauer, Assistant Sports Editor, and Ads Manager Pitsy Albinson. Newspaper Staff sniff ? ll HIE QTL

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nexperienced, but dedicated, the '83 Staff worked hard to make year's yearbook. A lot of hard work even more time went into scheduling cropping pictures, making writing copy and captions, and ads. Yearbook staff took the first few weeks taking time to learn etc. But as unexpectedly crept up, many new staff members quickly realized all the work that goes into making a year- book. With only one returning staff member, Editor Steve Mings, eleven new recruits had to be trained from scratch. This was only the second time in eighteen years that the Editor-in-Chief was a junior according to Mr. Don Harris, adviser. To gain experience and knowledge, some staff members competed in the annual high school journalism conference in October, held in Sun Valley. Here they attended interesting workshops and seminars, and attended various contests. Several staff members placed in their contests. Besides gaining expereience the staff learned valuable information about what it takes to make a good annual. The experience the staff has gained this year will help them greatly in pro- ducing next yearis annual. Q KXQKKTWO .fxg 56 ,V F -,X,e,.f ' ' l ,. I 5 .l 6. 1 A1 'vw -J Class and Faculty Editors, Nic M clfarlavw and Dawn Gert.-sch write captions for candids. Filing ads are Leslie Brown and Tammy Russel Ads managers. Associate Editor jay Hill types body copy on the typesetter. Yearbook staff works diligently on pages for the first deadline. Proofing yearbook headlines is Adviser Mr. Don Harris. The Best Ol Times

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wx , ., N he West Side Story is Skylinels own 8-page newspaper, published monthly by an eleven-member staff. Although the staff is small, its members do an excep- tional job in covering the issues and events at Skyline. The West Side Story uses its own typesetter and everything is camera-ready when it goeslto the printer. In October, most of The West Side Story staff attended the State High School Journalism Convention in Sun Valley. There, they gained tips and skills on pictures, cartooning, and writing, and even placed in several contests. The West Side Story staff takes a breather after meeting an important deadline. Kathy Baird, Assistant News Editor, is skilled on the typesetter. Feature Editor, Lisa Ker, types a hot sotry. Slaving away is Luella Carroll, News Editor. Business Manager, Suzie Smith, smiles for a picture. Cartoonist john Baxter creates humor for The West Side Story. Staying busy is DeAnne Miyatake Editorial Editor. Checking the grade book is Mr. Don Harris, adviser to the newspaper. r , ..-ts ,5X1.5,gs. F53 S' iii . K i 1 f Q e sf. - Wrie,.. W iii.: ' T55 ....-- The Best Ol Tlmes