Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Anderson and Lynly Huebner work very closely together on the Kathy Krier and Janet Herman get ready to distribute the VIC- sm ' d agazine, as oes everyone. TORIAN to all the classes. Danna Grones, Jill Janecka, and Jannette Brannan read over the VICTORIAN after being published. Lynly Huebner and Debbie Carroll help to count out the papers to go to the classrooms, Debbie Thompson double checks her story for the news magazine. victorian f 127

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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

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Jill Janecka and Rhonda Kickendahl seem to find Mr. Burrow's way of electing officers amusing. Debbie Thompson presents Lynly Huebner with a long stem rose. iffy, 1 'Y Mr. Burrow watches contently as his wife shows him the proper way to fold a napkin. Quill 8: scroll holds banquet uill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for High School Journalists who have at least a B average and who have excelled in publications. At a meeting held in April, officers for the 1983-84 school year were chosen. Elected officers include Sean Wray, presidentg Shannon Kelton, vice president, Tracy Buxkemper, secretaryg Debbie Terry, treasurer, and Jamie Calaway, reporter. The annual banquet was discussed, and Debbie Thompson was appointed chairman of the banquet. She prepared for the banquet by making reservations at the Cattleman's Bar and Grill, writing place cards, and presenting long-stem roses to the senior members. Sean Wray autographes some remembrances of the Quill 84 Scroll banquet. While Dana Grones draws the names from glove for officers. Mr. Burrow relucial writes down Sean Wray's name for preSld9 128 f quill and scroll