Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Quill and Scroll Honors Journalists Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. This motto of Quill and Scroll is the basis for successful journalistic writing. To become members of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists, students must excel in some phase of journalism, in either the newspaper or yearbook production. The prospective members must also rank in the upper third of their class. In addition they must be recommended by one of the advisers of the two school pub- lications and approved by the executive secretary of the society, In january a joint initiation with the Quill and Scroll chapter at Palmer High School was held, followed by a tea. Another initiation was held in March. ln addition to these activities, addresses on problems of contemporary journalism have been given to the members of the society by outstanding journalists in the area. o . , xl ' ls 1 THE EDITORS of the different publications get t ' jccthcr to discuss ideas -ix Q'-I X cmd Q-4? , Scroll 1 Xe' ROW ONE: Susi Bergman, Susan Rnache Karen Thomas Brian Beedy Denise Garriques ROW TWO Charlys Robison, Jeanne Jordan, Wilnetta Edwards Suzanne Hayes Sally Cruikshank Elizabeth Ross Z

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Staffs Provide Publication Experience L.. Mr. Robert Hill Miss Janice Anderson Mr. Gonzalo Roldan WAHIAN STAFF MEMBERS enjoy a few rare moments of leisure in the yearbook room during the ' m fi . mid-ter nals THE PAPER STAFF IS BUSY AS THE END OF THE VVEEK DEADLINE APPROACHES ix N ,O 'L fl

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66 ROW ONE: Elaine Daugherty, Dianne Gee, Dorothy Casler. Karen Olson. Sue Byers, Elizabeth Ross. ROW' TWO: Kathy Nichols, Barbara Wallace, Bill Babb, Don Novak, Brian Bi-edy, Phil Lowrey, Sandy Ferdorovieh, Lynn Bhlows, Mr. Robert Hill. ROW TIIREIC: Jean Turk. Wilnetta Edwards, Denise Garriques. Richard Fuller, Mike Lane. Roland Ku.npa, Paula Broome, Nanci Smith. Wahian Staff Turns Out Volum I Deadlines! Deadlines! The ever-present pressure of deade lines was felt by all llvfzhifzzz staff members as they vied with time in order to present to W.lSSOH Highs first student body a complete memory book of the 1959-1960 academic year. Work ofthe book began the first week of school as staff members selected the name from over 700 names suggested by students and faculty. Xwork continued with choosing a theme and cover design, copy writing. headline writing, layout, and photography. Staff members toured the lithographing plant where the yearbook was being published, thus learning more about the four color process, plate making and printing. The journalism conference at the University of Colorado was attended by key members of the staff. THE EDITORS OF the class settions are busy cutting and pasting solios. I - , 1 D , Tis 421' f T ' I a': l:,, A - 'gain'- r. -f 4 4-Q-wh, -aikrcf' 4-P ,TT . 1 3 3- a,,.f' Aw.. ff has N 9-1 -fee haf. s s 1, 13- 1 4 K lx c-- on a -,A rv' :Aon N.,- U