Wilkes Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Wilkesboro, NC)

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YEARBOOK STAFF U l4 eeping up was the name of the game for members of the year- book staff. The staff was constantly on the go trying to catch the latest news, photo- graph the worthy events, and meet the deadlines that creat- ed a life and death situation. There were times of fun and times that were seri- ous, as the staff worked to complete an overview of the yearis events. The staff had a head start as the edi- tors attended a work- shop at UNC-Cha- pel Hill. Creativity was entwined in the techniques of design- ing the yearbook in order to achieve per- fection. A central theme was estab- lished, and the first - YEARBOOK plett Chief editor Robin Tri- plett, copy-editor, Dana Michael, Co-editor, and George Govednik, chief photographer. The chief photographers are George Govednik and Brian Ferguson. F- Editors, Dana Michael, Tamara Triplett, and Robin Triplett review last year's edition of the yearbook to establish the organi- zation and a ladder diagram for 1986-87 school year. The 1986-87 yearbook staff are Caroline Lovette, Brian Ferguson, Jill Messick, Lynette Gambill Tracey Owings, LuAnn Southern, and Helen Markle. 7

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1' f 'V'-' organization of the pages was set during the four day workshop. After returning, the staff immediately put the new ideas into prospective and rough sketches of the first few pages were constituted. Slowly but surely the book was put together for the singleness of pur- pose for students to have a history of the year to look back on. Supported fully by Dr. Hendrix, Dr. Thompson, and Dr. Daniel, the book was completed in the first few days of Febru- ary. The full reward of all the hard work came when students eagerly received the finished product. YEARBOOK