A RAI BOW O COYOTES Jay Cline 99? it ' Beverly Welsh Shelly Aldridge - Monica Parrott Jamie Baehler Colleen Swartz Trina K yner This year the 1981-82 Coyote staff was introduced to the world of journalism. Learning the various techniques of layout, paste-up, copy editing, and illustration, the staff vowed to put together a yearbook that was a true record of the 1981-82 school year. After attending the 'Jostens' clinic in Colby, the staff began to plan the format and the theme for the annual. lt was decided to focus on a rainbow theme, bringing out the individuality of each student and showing how this uniqueness, combined with others, produced a student body and faculty that worked together and made up the entire Coyote spirit. This individuality was brought out the strongest on the staff as each member contributed in his or her own specific area. Whether it was typing, writing, editing, photography, or creativity, the yearbook depended on the cooperation of all of them. As the initial production began, it was then decided that the Coyote needed a new logo, something that was as unique as its student body. Thus, the new Coyote was born. T-shirts were sold to promote the new logo and the staff was reassured of its success as the community gave their support by buying them and wearing the shirts to various community events. During the yearbook production, the school newspaper was published and Weskan was front page news in the Purple Press of WHS. The staff worked long and tiring hours to meet deadlines, write stories, develop pictures and this yearbook is the result. We promised ourselves, and you, that this yearbook would be the best. We also decided that the rainbow tit this school as we saw people with different opinions and varied talents pull together to make this year a marvelous design of color, hope, and promise. This yearbook is your record of 1981-82. You are a major part of it, as without you, it would lack the basis of its theme and importance: an individual. sg The 1981-82 Coyote Staff
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FELLOWSHIP HRIS TIA ATHLE TES This year, with much coopera- tion from the staff and administra- tion, we were able to start an FCA during school hours. The high school boys and girls met separate- ly each Wednesday before lunch to learn how to better live the Chris- tian life. We discussed the impor- tance of setting goals in our lives, how Christianity fits into being an athlete, and how to grow spiritual- ly. These times together helped us to become closer, not only to God, but to each other as well. The boys' study focused on the theme, know why you do what you do. This was led by Mr. Mark Becker as he stressed the concept of the Christian athlete fitting into a competitive society. Being a compassionate com- petitor was the girls' theme, as they explored the Christian views on competition and spiritual gifts, led by Miss Cindi Perrin. The stu- dents were exposed to many differ- ent Christian authors, such as CS Lewis, Calvin Miller, Martin Bell, and Josh McDowell. The FCA served the Booster Banquet to raise the money for a new video tape machine for the school. y Clockwise: Miss Cindi Perrin, Shelly Aldridge, Monica Parrott, Karen Charles, Julie See, Becky Crotinger, Jamie Baehler, Paula Hauser, Linda Charles, Trina Kyner, Becky Durr, Joni Hauser, Sue Sloan, Stephaine Mote, Mari Gutierrez, Colleen Swartz, Jean Baehler, Cindy Foos, Beverly Welsh, and Leslie Balman. Do you not know that those who run in a race all run, but only one receives the prize? Run in such a way that you may win. And everyone who competes in the games exercises self-con- trol in all things. They do it to receive a perish- able wreath, but we and imperishable. NAS lCor. 9: 24-25 Top: Bryce Walker, Rick Cline, Val Reiss, Roger Gutierrez, Jay Jeff Baehler, Robert Ebert, John Hurley, Greg Parrott, Gerry Foos, Mr. Mark Becker and Doug Engelman.
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