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Newspaper Reporting news was definitely a challenging job. The staff of the Commander was able to present to the Student Body a variety of news features and editorial articles. Even though the staff was made up of students new to journal- ism, this didn ' t handicap the performance and production of the first year ' s papers. Staff members combined their talents and special skills in assemblying the first series of the Com- mander by writing copy and taking photo- graphs. Although sometimes an edition be- came a struggle, certainly all the work was more than worth the effort when the final product was released. The students definitely were successful throughout the entire year. Through all the laughter and arguments, the staff published many memorable editions. Steve Carpowich hard at work t att Benet; All I needed was one picture. ), Sitting: Susan Marctiione, Lori Martin, Jennifer Davis, Janene Wirt- , Mike Steptianie Wells prepares a layout Cotien, Kneeling: Mrs, Patricia Ptielan, Geoff Folson, Paul Jasteleky, Ann Hoffer. Ctiris Ramras Standing: Glen Livesay, Rob Stiaffer, Matt Benet. Tfie crew ga ing at success. Steptianie Wells, Brett Wilson, Tim Danziger, Tim Hill. Not Shown: Steve Carpowich. f Patricia Phelan, Commander Advisor. 106 JT.
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Literary Publication University City High School ' s own magazine was created by our own talented students. The magazine includes poems, artwork, short sto- ries, photographs, and musical compositions. The students were allowed to enter anything creative to contribute to the magazine. The advisor, Madelon McGowan, had a very prom- ising and devoted staff who did a very well done job this year. The magazine comes out only once every year, but when it does it is well worth it. The staff reads stories for the upcoming edition Eddie McGoarty, and Carol Croft edit poetry. Eddie McGroarty, Dave Michael, David Owen, Annette Gorholt. Carol Croft, Mrs. McGowen. Kneeling: Pam Cashman. 105
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Stephanie Wells and Glen Livesay exchange ideas. Editor in Chief: Glen Livesay. Feature Editor: Stephanie Wells. Sports Editor: Rob Shaffer. Page Editor: Matt Banet. Layout Editor: Lori Martin. Ad Manager: Brett Wilson. Staff Photographers: Tim Hill and Tim Dan- zinger. Reporters: Steve Carpowich, Mike Cohen, Jen- nifer Davis, Geoff Folsom. Paul Jasteleky, Su- san Marchione, Chris Ramras and Janene Wirtz. Typist: Ann Hoffner. Advisor: Patricia Phelan. if Rob Shaffer: dazed and confused. Matt Banet, Glen Livesay and Janene Wirtz discuss a lay- out. Glen Livesay and Rob Shaffer discuss the Sports page. The Commander staff pieces it together. m 107
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