Zweibrucken American High School - Saga Yearbook (Zweibrucken, Germany)

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Trojan Chaos 1 --new ff Thinking, writing and typing are school paper. Sabrina Allen, I-lans I-Ioebler, Cheryl May, Miss Berry. Facts must be checked and stories copyread by the sponsor. Miss Berry checks information for Cheryl May as Hans I-Ioebler and Sabrina Allen wait their turns. Miss Berry, the Journalism sponsor, advises and aids the Journalism Class to produce a by-quar- terly newspaper entitled The Trojan CHAOS . Jeannine Babbie, one of the typists, pecks vigor- ously as she attempts to finish one of the final pages of the CHAOS. Her efficiency is a great aid in getting a fantastic paper out and it is for this reason that her expression is one that means the business of meeting a deadline. 5 'Il 1 ,. 'A V ,if . . f::f:1',- ,H-:asf W , if zvg ' U, 5310+ k W' DUI-I? How do you spell CHAOS? 68

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4 , i 6 p to iA S tl Sponsor: Mr. Lentz John Meaner David Estes Jodi Neubeuer Bill Rogers Cathy Baker Susan Hawkins Skip Jensen David Martone Joni Plank Velez Copeland Mike Hagan Band 'Q Jimmy Poulos Jane Bishop Diana Culp Denise Duprey Eileen Ennis Keith Gregg Kathy Mahony Simon Rodriguez Ianise Young Alvin Mundey Patrick Martone

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n Sale For A ickel important aspects in producing the Lily Cogswell, Leo Percy, Sebastian All- good, Colleen Bittenger. Proofreading is a major element in producing a good paper. Lily Cogswell, the other typist, works together with Jeannine Babbie in producing a good paper, but of course proofreading is a job that comes with typing. Peter Borup Priscilla Shuler Henry Rushing Cindy Phillips Hans I-Ioebler, Jackie Cook, Cheryl May, Teresa Storch Linda Tigges, Melody Fonsec Judy Plank, KFRONT TO BACKJ. I Working on a Trojan CHAOS deadline. 3. Students in Journalism Class discuss ideas and events before writing stories, the ideas must be thought out and planned thoroughly even before beginning to write the ideas down on paper. 69