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LANCER LEGE EEPS THE PRESSES RULLI With a lot of help from ads from merchants, the Lancer Legend was able to have another successful year. This years Editor was Josie Miranda, with a lot of help from her Co-Editor Robert Murray, and advisor Mrs. Fran- ces Gibson. This year brought many changes for the Lancer Legend Staff. Usually there were two periods of Journalism, fourth period and sixth period, but this year there was only fourth period. Working together the Staff was able to get the job done. The Lancer Legend was published every three weeks with four pages of news about Tennyson High and many other things going on around the world. Later on in the year the Lancer Legend was put out with eight pages instead of four, to end a successful year. l. Josie Miranda, Editor, giving directions to Chris Orrey and Jenni- fer Hanna. 2. Fourth period Journalism, bottom row: Margret Con- treras, Melinda Azevedo, John Francia, Ann O'Brien, Susan Ham- merich, Chris Carpenter, Lee Green. Middle row, Tammy Ritter, Bridget Cunningham, Mike Quan, Jennifer Hanna, Bobby Menezes, Laurie Liles, Cindy Linson, Josie Miranda, Liz Nava, Mrs. Frances Gibson, Chris Orrey, Jose Formento. Top row, Miquel Colon, Dennis Severance, Don Edwards, Doug Henry, Dion Washington, Deana Muriset. Not pictured is Robert Murray. 3. Editor Josie Miranda preparing dummy sheets for the newspaper. 4. First year students left to rightg Don Edwards, Dion Washington, Doug Henry, Deana Muriset, Miqual Colon, Lee Green, John Francia, hard at work. 5. Josie Miranda, Editor, plans stories for an issue of the Lancer Leg- end. 6. Advisor Frances Gibson gives first year students a test, 7. Tammy Ritter and Cindy Linson discuss ad layouts. lO4fJournalism
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