Uvalde High School - Coyote Yearbook (Uvalde, TX)

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' I . WB Q N. NTERSCHOLAEIM ZEASUQ eco sf s 2 N' --..... 'Nw T e CHOCVVL The Howl is published eight times during the school year by journalism department at Uvalde High School Advertising rates are S2 00 per colunm mch and mall subscrip- tions are S3 per year Editorials reflect the opinion of the staff and are not necessarily those of the ad mmistration Signed and guest editorials columns and letters reflect the opinion of the writer Letters to the editor will be published only if they are signed and at the discretion of the editors. Names will be withheld upon request All correspondence should be ad dressed to The Howl Uvalde High School Uvalde Texas 78801. Editor ................. ..... ....... ..... ...,...... ...................... D a n a D avis Managing Editor ...........,........................................ Kenneth Bostic Business Manager. .............................................. Sheri Blankenship . Linda Flowers, Yvette Sanchez, Reporters .......................................... Beth Walden, Ricky Fuentes, Lisa Davenport, Rachel Edwards, and Julie lreton Art Editor ............................................................... Chris Calk Photographers ....................... Rayann Shudde, Brock Walden, Mary Rambie Dan Chaney Adviser ................................................................ This is the first year The Howl has used offset paper, which creates an image of professionalism. But the style of the news- paper is not the only outstanding attribute about The Howl. lt is staffed by good writers. ln a UlL.practice contest held in San Antonio, Senior Julie lreton won first place in headline writing while Senior Rachel Edwards took fifth place in feature writing. Out of many articles submitted to the interscholastic League Press Conference contest in Austin, Senior Linda Flowers won first in General Column with Shah, Nolan in same boat. Teens handle marriage, motherhood, high school, by Senior Rachel Edwards won second place in ln-Depth Feature Writing. The Howl also received the coveted Award of Achievement in JournaIism by The University of Texas ILPC. The Howl is ranked ninth in the state of Texas. Displaying the coveted Award of Achievement in Journalism are Sherri Blankenship, business managerg Kenneth Bostic, managing editorg and Dana Davis, editor. Newspaper 127

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'ui' ,, nr J- f' 5 lj: l y ' 'Sl fin... .X is .Q,A N, - ,- ..--ni Top: Julie lreton displays awards won at the New Braunfels High School practice meet for UIL preparation. Above: Working on the sport's copy is Sports Editor Ricky Fuentes. Flight: Rachel Edwards and Linda Flowers received awards in Class AAA competition at the lnterscholastic League Press Conference held in Austin. 128 Newspaper W ...assess-Y-Y xgwhsxvuxk

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Highsteppers kick off new decade r S 4 TOP: Highsteppers are on the move as they march off the field after a halftime performance. ABOVE: Long hours of after school practice are an important part of the day in preparation for Friday games. RIGHT: Mrs. Amos, Highstepper co-sponsor, helps Dana Davis with her wig. Looking Good on the field is something the drill team takes pride in. 128 Drill Squad