Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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Yearbook Staff Comes Through From the outside. Journalism probably looks like a class to mainly goof off and get an easy A in. That assumption is partially correct, and yet — there comes the time when pages have to be laid out, stories have to be written, copy has to be typed, pictures have to be taken, and that's when you see the real image of journalism students. We have a lot of good times during 4th hour, and there is a common bond holding us all together — our goal is to produce the best yearbook ever put out. A lot of dedica- tion and hard work is put into each yearbook. We are like a football team — busting through the barriers we face, getting enough pages in by the deadline, racing against the clock at times, working together, helping each other. And like the athletes, we have fun doing it. A yearbook is a special thing — our hope is that we have made this treasure of memories a precious one for all of you. 20

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1. WHS's dedicated yearbook staff front row, (L to R): Rick Hiegert, Tod Machin, Mark Morton, Jay Clark, Scott Harshbarger, Mr. Kopmeyer, sponsor. Middle row: Lana Muckenthaler, Donna Jacks, Melissa Eichman, Julie Blow, Brenda Kastner, Diana Crilly. Back row: Ben Si- mon, Cindy Etienne, Keri Janssen, Chris Eckart. 2. Kansas Scholastic Press Association Regional Winners, (L to R): Diana Crilly, 2nd, Headline Writing; Brenda Kastner, 1st, Newswriting, 3rd, Copy Writing; Tod Ma- chin, 1st, Layout Graphics Special Effects; (Tod received 2nd at State) Scott Harshbarger, 3rd, Sport's Feature; Keri Janssen, 2nd, Layout Graphic Special Effects; Brad Lichtenhan, 2nd, Cutline Writing. 3. The driving force behind the yearbook. Tod Machin, Diana Crilly and Rick Hiegert shared the Editor responsi- bilities. 4. Diana Crilly sees something she likes as Scott Harsh- barger looks on. 21