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

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23 fi- 2 rf-N EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Kathy Graham ASSISTANT EDITOR Michael Reed ACADEMICS Kay Turnbaugh, editor Bill Ragle David Kendrick Christine Bothwell FINE ARTS Lila Rioth, editor Nancy Nettleton Richard Schneeback FEATURES Eugenia Lee, editor Priscilla Gehrung Cindy Martinez SPORTS Rob Wilson, editor John Casey Rick Lohman Chip Merkert ORGANIZATIONS Mary Gill, editor Kris Berkeland Brian Dreger Sue Baile Jack Lobato Joy Ann Robinson SOPHOMORE CLASS Joyce Evans, editor Ellen Johnson JUNIOR CLASS Fred Hoffman, editor Doug Pagels SENIOR CLASS Chuck Donalson, co-editor Jan Curry, co-editor Jill Twomey ADVERTISEMENTS Steve Sletta, editor Dave Ochs Ladd Hiatt Pat Hackett ADVISER Mr. Robert Hill J PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISER - Mr. Richard Robinson The 1968 Wahian was lithographed by the Amer- ican Yearbook Company in Visalia, California. Mr. Wil- liam Holstein was the sales representative. Service Typographers of Colorado Springs set all type. Cap- tions and headlines are Century Schoolbookg body copy and I.D.'s are News Gothic. Markay Studio of Colorado Springs contracted for the sophomore -and junior pictures, group shots, and many feature photo- graphs. The paper is 80 pound Velvet Opaque. The cover was manufactured by S. K. Smith Co. This is the ninth volume of the Wahian. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Richard Morris Barb Twomey Sally Weigel Donna Kensler PHOTO CLUB CONTRIBUTIONS Joseph Blais Russ Schmitt Toni Spargur Greg Dow Sandra Strickland Larry Walsh When I look back on the days that were spent putting together the 1968 Wahian, I can remember the many feelings of all those involved with its productiong the frustration of gluing a caption over and over, the anxiety caused by deadlines, the pride of turning in a completed page and the final relief of seeing the last page mailed to the company. I want to sincerely thank all those who contributed many hours and much effort. Special thanks go to Mr. Robert Hill for his guidance and judgment, to the staff members for their patience and hard work, and to the faculty and students for all their activities which were reported and photographed. The 1967-68 school days will be well remembered, each day for itself. The days well lived make every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. ctidltf .SIILOLIZAJWZ