Waukegan High School - Annual W Yearbook (Waukegan, IL)

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Busy World Staffers Cover Both Campuses Above, W WORLD STAFF. SEATED from left around the table are: Effie Hoard, Candy Porett, Lynda Gardner, Ann Barnas, Nancy Rose, Bill Weber Rhyan, Gloria Pileri, Nancy Johnson, Mary Schwartz, and Pat Palmer. STAND- Kathy Geslce, Janice Geryol, Ben Cervantes, and Doug DeThorne. ING: Tami Piclcus, Diana Dupin, Bette Cretan, Mary Robertson, Theodosia 94 At left, PAGE MAKE-UP, After these girls ar- range the stories on the page and write the headlines, the dummy sheet they are working on will be the model for a page of the W World, From the left are Gloria Pileri, copy editor, Di- ana Dupin, editor-in-chief, Bette Cretan, manag- ing editorg Pat Palmer, feature editor, and Tami Pickus, news editor. At left, DISCUSSION GROUP: Discussing the week's paper are W World reporters, Lynda Gardner, Janice Geryol, and Kathy Geske.

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Annual Enhances ln Value As Years Roll By Q At right, SPORTS STAFF. Shirlee Eimerman helps Bob Clarke arrange the pictures for the sports section of the book. The yearbook be- comes a ready reference for records of all WTHS sports events over the years. Above, PHOTOGRAPHERS ON THE GO, Making final plans for a picture-taking session are, Pat Danielson, Andi Marsh, Jeff Latz and Jeff Fryman. The hundreds of pictures which appear in the yearbook are planned, taken and processed by the faithful camera staff. At left, TYPE, TYPE, TYPE. Typing out the final copies for these pages are, Pat Falvey and Marilyn Flowers. Barbara Farella is supervising the work. All copy material for the yearbook must be typed in duplicate and then carefully copy read before being submitted to the printer, J 93

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Neophyte Journalists Keep Students In The Know Above, BUSY PEOPLE: Talking on the telephone, Nancy Rose, reporter, gets a news story while Mary Robertson, reporter, takes down the information. Busy at the filing cabinet are Ann Barnas, left, and Theodosia Hoard. Ann is assistant feature editor and Theodosia is assistant business manager. Above, SPORTS EDITORS: Sports Editor Doug DeThorne pounds out a story on the typewriter while Bill Weber, assistant sports editor and photographer, looks on. ' Room T44 is the headquarters tor the reporters who gather news tor the Student W World. During seventh period every day, this room is a beehive ot activity. Typewriters clatter as the statt members write their stories. The telephone rings when businesses call to place ads with the staff advertising salesmen. Edi- tors check the stories and get the paper ready tor printing. Others are busy wrapping and rolling the finished papers tor mailing or delivery in the home- rooms. Every week these activities are repeated tor each new W World. The statt, which covers the news ot both East and West Campuses, each week gathers the latest news on social events, sports, students, faculty, and civic attairs which affect the school. On Thursday, deadline day, these stories are sent to a commercial printer to be set in galleys. On Mon- day, make-up day, the galley proofs are placed on dummy sheets, and the headlines are written. Be- fore the dummy is sent to the school printshop, W World advisor, Mr. James Yoggerst checks it. The boys in the vocational printing class print the paper with the help ot the W World printing advisor, Mr. George Brown. Atter they finish printing the VV World, it is distributed in the homerooms on Friday. At left, PRINTING JOB. Each issue of the W World is printed in the school printshop by the boys in the vocational printing class. Watching an issue roll oft the press are, from left: Candy Porett, advertising sales- man, Nancy Johnson, business man- ager, and Ben Cervantes, advertis- ing salesman.