Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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BUILDS A BOOK Humor Editor — Dave Reid Assistant Pat Rasberry, Photographer Editor Linda Gates, and Assistant Barb Isenberg. Audion Staff at work, L-R: Barbara Isenberg, Terry Bixler, Marco Patterson, Corliss Holmes, Pat Rasberry, Becky Guillan, Nikki Dudys, Liz Quick, Donna Dupleix, Gael Harrington.

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THE AUDION STAFF Art Editor — Woody Boosey Class Editor — Gael Harrington Art Editor — Vic Wolciok Organizations Editor — Diane Kreider Our Beloved Leader addressing her staff, You make this deadline or else

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THE BROADCASTER STAFF This year ' s BROADCASTER staff produced a monthly newspaper which kept Tustin students well aware and informed of all school and some community happenings and activities. The first semester editor, Stephanie Smith, began a tradi- tion of clear and accurate reporting which was carried through by the second semester editor, Nancy Painter. The BROADCASTER Bungalow was often the scene of much scurry and uproar as the reporters and editors raced to meet deadlines. Mr. Vinstrom was a great help to the staff members in giving them encouragement and advice in their reporting. It was through his efforts and those of the staff that the BROADCASTER reached the student body in a well written, interesting, and informative state. The BROADCASTER was put together by a mixture of personalities: those who didn ' t care, those who were overly conscientious, those who were out for goofing- off, and those who were out to work, and somehow these diverse types combined to produce a series of papers that any school would be proud to claim. All the BROADCASTER issues last year were of high journalism standards. The quality of the issues was obtained at some expense in both dollars and hard work. The February issue had to be cancelled because the paper was running over its budget. This made both the staff and the student body very unhappy. Expenses for the BROADCASTER were not completely covered by the money obtained from advertisements. This year ' s BROADCASTER wore a new look of versatility. The editors strived to include in it articles which would be of interest to everyone. Informative articles, essays, jokes and stories, editorials, and reviews all helped to make the BROADCASTER a great success. 24