Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Coping with Q Q hardships hy did I volunteer for this is what Dee Garland thought while doing her administration section. She was proud when it was done, though. Why doesn't anyone listen is what Connie Rogers, yearbook editor, said many times as she had to repeat herself. A Touch of Class didn't come easy. There are times when one wants to cry because nothing seems to work, and there are times when one wants to jump for joy because everything came out perfect. Mr. Barclay Burrow served as advisor. The staff does the work. Everyone that works on the yearbook can look back in later years and say I am proud l worked on the 83 Stingareef' 7 x 'V -g . ,il- Sorting out pictures is quite a chore as Karen Hanke finds out. Why couldn't I think of that? is what Barclay Bur- row says when Executive Editor, Connie Rogers comes up with a brilliant idea. Working on the yearbook gives Janet Mais and Linda McLaughlin time to talk about their weekend plans. ,ge x. . I x - 6 ., .,ma.ffu:a- 'Z H ,,.,.... , 124 f sting staff

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I I Victorian wins top awards ard work and dedication is what brought about the publishing ofthe VICTORIAN News magazine. The staff put out a total of seven issues this year, approximately one each month. The staff won the Award of Distinguished Merit in Journalism for their outstanding quality and being placed in the highest rank of Texas High School Newspapers in its classification for this school year. Other individual awards this year were Janette Brannan, in newswriting at Texas Association of Journalism Directors' Conferencep Jill Janecka, lst place in feature writing in UIL district and regional contestsg and Jamie Calaway, 2nd place in feature writing in UIL district and regional contests. l l i Cathie Bush and Debbie Carroll check out the chalk board to see what is going on today while Donna Duelberg writes her feature. NM-3+-ivMwv..g t.t. ,wmv ,uf Lfih' Hx t sf. R, 514 M . ya ,,, 'r '. f ig. .i- V ...Ms amd? X in-an ss- Feature writer Jamie Calawa ' ' . , y, re ares for an inte f her next article. p P Mew or lt's another Friday morning after a hard night's work day for Mr. Burrow. f l li Busy at the board getting things organized for thel magazine is Jill Janecka. I J 126 f victorian A l