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Leon sketches graffiti while Barbara scrutinizes a picture. Left, the staff enthusiastically brain- storms, Randy makes a sale, and Jan separates individual pictures from the roll. The Trojan Staff worked, worried, laughed and quarreled our way through 1975. With more imagination than technique, we struggled with the practical development of our theme—with mixed results. Those deserving praise or blame are: Mary Cartwright and Jo Cook —Editors; Randy Wiens and Bruce Brown—Photographers; Leon Pena and Diana Glasscock—Artists; Bev Foresman and Terri Keller, Barbara Haney and Jan Bitner—Copy and Lay- outs; Ms. Davis--Sponsor. We add a special thanks to Mr. Hill and Emery Josserand who came to our rescue on several occasions. Left: Terri cuts out individual pic- tures while Ms. Davis works on a dummy. Bruce Brown, right, gets in- to position for one of his low angle shots. 29
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On Location . . . The Spanish club returned to Juarez, Mexico for Easter vacation for the second year. The following is a description of what happened on the trip: WED., MARCH 26: We left Johnson after school, with 28 members and sponsors. THURS., MARCH 27: We drove on to Carlsbad Caverns, for the tour of the cav- erns. We arrived in El Paso about 8:00, bought insurance for the bus at the bord- er, and went on to our motel, Los Balcones. FRI., MARCH 28: After eating breakfast, we went to the Immigration Office to learn how to get a visa. Then, we went to the PRONAF market to shop. After eating, we drove to the Immigration Check Point 28 miles from the border, to look at the countryside. Next, we went to the old market to do some more shop- ping. Later, we stopped at a glass factory. The evening was spent at the dog races. SAT., MARCH 29: When we woke up, it was snowing! We went shopping for a while, and then drove over the old bridge to El Paso to eat. SUN., MARCH 30: We went to a special Easter church service at the Methodist church. The service was entirely in Spanish. That afternoon, some members of of the group went to the bullfights, and others went to a rodeo. MON., MARCH 31: We left the mo- tel early that morning but were de- tained in Customs for quite some time getting our luggage and the bus searched. We drove almost straight through, and arrived in Johnson about 9:00 that evening. Los Balcones Motel ... At Black Mesa The advanced science students returned to Black Mesa for their annual field trip in May. Rita Garey describes the trip below: We left on Thursday, May 8, with Delores Hammond, Shirley York, Marisa Rousset, Mary Luz Pierotti, Gary Hurst, Brad Wartman, Mr. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Hill. We arrived at Black Mesa State Park Thursday evening. On Friday, we went to Mt. Capulin to see a non-eruptive volcano. On Saturday, we looked at Indian writings and dinosaur tracks, and Sunday we returned home. M
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