Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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If Susan Armstrong finds paper cutting a tediousjob. Greg Marshall tires to persuade Iohn Pettway to approve a poem. l ,f Susan Armstrong and Becky Lane concentrate on hitting the right key. Mrs. Kathy Neece diligently types away at the TRS-80. impact X 315

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Computers help Impact staff The Impact Literary Magazine is a joint effort of the English, Art, and Iournalism Departments. The poetry, art, and creation of the book itself was done by and for the students with the aid of the advisers from each department. This year, with the help of the new TRS-80, the Im- pact staff did all type setting in VHS's own computer room. The new computers played a major role in the publishing of the 1982 Impact. The annually distributed magazine celebrated its Q 15 year this issue. It is produced each year by the Vic- Q toria Advocated and delivered to all students and teachers in May. Connie Rogers finds Impact a W humorousio . ,A Q, .sq-,g1. Imgact staff includes: Becky Lane, Gregg Marshall, Susan Armstrong, adviser Kathy Neece, Hani Mamoudi, Iohn Pettway, and C01 Ro gers. 314 X impact staff

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IA members construct benches Industrial Arts members had a busy year during the 1981-82 school term. Members built benches to put outside the schoolyard and also organized a billboard for school events. In- dustrial Arts members provided spirit for all the classes with the annual chain link contest. Industrial Arts Members X X IGH SC v1ci6RlA Industrial Arts Sweetheart and Beau Iill East and Ricky Appelt It iil SB BAND comcsmt 713C zmn PER Industrial Arts members put up billboard for the upcoming week. Iill East, Ricky Appelt, George Drazic Terry Smith.