West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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activities Here is your daily bulletin . . . will the meeting please come to order altos louder Participate! Become involved, for this is West High. In each organization, students unite to enrich their social and academic spectrums, each pursuing his own in- terest whether it be writing, music, drama, sports, or a future profession. '

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W? Trai I Staff strives for relevant yearbook Arranging page layouts, writing copy, choosing a theme, and photographing school events - all are essential in the production ofa yearbook. Many new ideas were introduced in the '7l TRAIL. The staff decided on an unu- sual cover, a larger book, a new section, and a change in organization in an attempt to produce the best yearbook ever. Frenzied activity could be seen in Room F-2 with each person striving to finish his pages before the deadline. Work was done before and after school, as well as during Judy Affholder and Jan Eskew revise copy while Ter- ri Garoutte and Jeanne Foster compile the index of the TRAIL. first hour, under the supervision of Mrs. Shirley Gabrielson, staff adviser. Staff positions were filled in the early spring. There were no members who had had previous experience so several mem- bers attended summer workshops. There they were taught up-to-date techniques in layout design, picture content, and copy writing. Another aid to the staff was the experi- ence offered by Jan Eskew, who trans- ferred from out of state and joined the staff at the beginning ofthe year. Senior editors Karen Bitler and Debbie Jacobs sort st udent picture packets. TRAIL CFront Rowj Kim McAlpin, Carol Freeman, Mary Glendening. tSeeond Rowj Karen Bitler, Debbie Jacobs, Jeff Garlach, Carol Rivers, Terri Garoutte, Jeanne Foster. tThird Rowj Brent Anderson, Judy Affhold- er, Jan Eskew, Nancy Ray, Wilmer Atkinson. E :lvl T-v .nga-W 0