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

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69 238 71395533 Reiljoilki is! QHQGEQI EDITOR-I N-CHIEF Dave Kendrick ASSISTANT EDITOR Priscilla Gehrung FINE ARTS Richard Schneebeck, editor Doug Swanson Joyce Gale FEATURES Cindy Martinez, editor Pat Zemitis Janey Vandevoorde ACADEMICS Joy Ann Robinson, editor Jan Turnbaugh Laurie Moulton SPORTS George Merkert, co-editor Rick Lohman, co-editor Steve Bostrom Steve Hughes ORGANIZATIONS Jill Twomey, co-editor Brian Dreger, co-editor Janet Gill John Dickson SOPHOMORE CLASS Debbie Harber, editor Kris McDowell JUNIOR CLASS Ellen Johnson, editor Melissa Carey SENIOR CLASS Jack Lobato, editor Joan Pierce ADVERTISEMENTS Dave Ochs, editor Pat Hackett Jeff Nelson ADVISERS Mr. Robert Hill Mrs. Nina Kupfer STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Richard Morris, editor Larry Walsh PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISER Mr. Richard Robinson PHOTO CLUB CONTRIBUTIONS Joe Blais Curt Thomson Don Louie Ray Byron PHOTO CREDITS Apollo shot, p. 1, U.P.l. Pope Reconsider , p. 5, U.P.I. H tt pl t pp 67 UPI T h t p 8 UPI St d t t p 9 TR C p Oly p p t tpp 1011 UPI. , . 13, U P P h dl p I Candidat pictures, pp. 16 17, Wide World Photos he tenth volume of the Wahian was lithographed by the American Yearbook Company in Visalia, Cali- forniag Mr. William Holstein, sales representative. Service Typographers of Colorado Springs set all type. Body copy and l.D.'s are News Gothic, captions are Century Schoolbook, and headlines are Futura Demi Bold. Markay Studio of Colorado Springs was con- tracted for sophomore and junior portraits, many group shots, and some miscellaneous pictures. The paper is 80-pound Velvet Opaque. The cover was manufactured by the S. K. Smith Company. year of apathy and concern was typified by the yearbook staff. My thanks go to the few people who were willing to spend long hours after school and on Saturdays while completing their and others' pages. The departure of Adviser Mr. Robert Hill at mid-year left an open position which was filled by Mrs. Nina Kupfer. Mr. Hill's guidance in the planning stages of this book was invaluable and greatly appreciated. My gratitude also extends to Mrs. Kupfer who worked under a great disadvantage. The Wahian was a reflec- tion of the changing times of '68-'69. LM- MJVMCQL

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