Tolleson Union High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Tolleson, AZ)

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4 4 .ks Capable editor Linda Bailey CC? was assisted by Donna Thum and Bobbie Martin. 'N-...N Milton Jackson istandingb gets at tip from Ray Moreno and George Soto, sports editors. Wdvmv News Was AMA ' Tolleson Union High School's newspaper was one of which the students could be truly proud. One of the few mimeographed newspapers to use pictures, the paper was the winner of the All-American honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Association and the All-Arizona rating from the University of Arizona. Frantic cries from Linda Bailey, editor, for copy, worries with torn stencils, lost stories, and a thousand and one crises made working on the newspaper never dull. Trips to Tempe and Tucson for Journalism Days gave the staff a break from monotony. The new publications room gave the staff a place they could call their own and with its lived-ini' look it wa-s obvious that no one paid much attention when Mr. Winthrop said, 'tNext week we've got to get organized! 'ff' f 3. . 5.29m-. Mary Deen, Dolores Valenzuela and Myrna Gamblin were valuable members of the staff. 4 Linda Bishop and Lynn Frederick clicckthe files as Nancy Miller and George Leon try to think of a good lead for a story. ' 65

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Wolvww Stow I-lad New -, 1, after 'S X Wie ' A t Terry Fogelson, Linda Hutchinson, Irvin Wilson, Jim Mortensen and Gene Babcock make plans for their part of the yearbook. 11 usi- 7 gr ,ia flee: T -' .Mr r..f e-' .,.,.?f,N Lee Frederick editor and Mr Robert Winthrop advisor, , ,,.. , YV! ,tm . .tfmw,tt.,..,.-M ' ' ' : Wm . U M, 5-sk . . 1-e 'e 'f: MM - :itil img' ' glthgl'72g1'tZX21:ga'.:. 7 7 ' . 7 ' plan a layout. In an effort to record the events of the year for later times when memo- ries grow dim, the pub- lications class prepared the Wolverine. For the first time there was a publications room located next to the dark room. The hall going into the patio was partitioned off to make the room. if ' Judith Miller, Sharon Stottlemyre, Allen Warren, Pam Leon- T ard and Don Thompson approve their section layouts.