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

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Photo Club THE WASSON SHUTTERBIRDS. were kept busy with many activities this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Robinson, sponsor, Photo Club members learned techniques of good photography. Photo club members were responsible for taking pictures at most school activities. They also took many pictures for the Thunderbolt staff and the Wahian staff. Also, the photographers helped many students and teachers to obtain illustrative pictures for speeches and lectures. Several of the club's members entered the Scholastic Photo Awards contest, which offers grants, scholarships, and certificates to especially gifted student photographers. The entered pictures were Photo Club member Rusty Schmitt employs his knowledge of complicated Scored on Over-all CIU3IitYi original HY, and appeal - photographic equipment while repairing the wiring ofan overheadprojector. PHOTO CLUB - FRONT ROW: Wes Archibald, Toni Spargur, Richard Oh.' A present for ME? These were the words exclaimed by Mr. Robinson Morris, president: Russell Schmitt, Sally Weigel. BACK ROW: Mike at his surprise birthdayparty given by the members of Wasson Photo Club Filler, Larry Liston, Joseph Blais, Mr. Robinson, sponsor. , , 7

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Mr. Higgins reuiues the tradition of a faculty member speaking at the N. initiation with his address on the qualities ofthe N.H.S. member. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Gary Waitschies, Curt Snook, Brian Dreger, Paul Carlton, Mary Voyles, secretary: M. Danny Gordon, president: Doug Sisk, l.C.C. representative: Steve Steiner, treasurer: Jim Hull, Rod Wilson. ROW TWO: Eugenia Lee, Priscilla Gehrung, Vicki Norris, Chris Kleager, Deborah Helbig, Sharlyn Knaack, Charleen Kelly, Judy Mul- N.H.S. members have fun munching on pizza f and drinking pop at the get-acquainted party. 'iv fn... Chairman Heidi Snobble looks over the results ofthe day's efforts. Iins, Francy Kraushaar, Marcia Fisher, Patricia Zemitis, Cathy Strand, Barb Sullins, Janice Roth. BACK ROW: Marlene Rataczak, Patty Rauch, Cathi Schanberger, Sherri Hekkers, Chris Kellogg, Kay Nielson, Janet Beardsley, Sharlene Hast, Pam Eheman, Chris Bothwell, Sharon Jubb, Terri Grindell, Kay Matthews, Sue Koscove. riiglxli 151k

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PENMAN -FRONT ROW: Barb Twomey, David Griesemer, Chuck Donalson, Deborah Helbig, Patty l-linkel, Bruce W. prose editor: Kay Matthews, editorg Jim McClellan, poe- Smith, Glynda Ratlitf, Mr. J. L. Bridgman, sponsor. try editorg Kathy Lucille Duke, art editor. BACK ROW: Kathy Duke, art editor of the Penman, demonstrates artistic and illusfratwel qualities of Wassorfs literary magazine while making a collage. Penman MANY LONG HOURS of editing were put into the 1968 edition of the Penmun, Wasson's literary magazine. Students were invited to put their original art, prose, and poetry works into the green Penman mailbox in the library. The editors chose appropriate materials and included them in the Penman, which was then issued to the students in early Nlay. The Penman section editors, the staff, and Nlr. Bridgman, sponsor, met at least once each month throughout the school year. ln order to be qualified for a position on the staff, a student needed his English teacher's recommendation and the approval of the publication's sponsor. I5