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Photography
chiefs juniors
Jen Nervig and
Linda Carey
and senior
Leah Naple
examine
negatives to
determine their
best shots. Adviser
Chiefs on every
staff were not
only
responsible for Encourages
their own work,
but that of the
rest of their Journalists
staff. As a
result, room
321 became
their "second
home" during On a trip to
the long hours Kansas City for
a national
spent there. journalism
- adviser Sheila
photo by
convention,
Megan Moller
Pedersen waits
for a crowded
Offering senior
trolley with the
Kimberly
Editorials
Swartz advice
on her Hootbeat's
Editor, junior
newspaper Jessie Kokrda.
layout while photo by
she tapes her Michelle Lee
page down is
senior Sam
McKewon. The petite red-headed
Taping down
was the final woman struggled over the
step in the
newspaper-to- noise to handle business on
print-shop
process. photo the phone as ten voices called
by Jen Nervig
out to her in unison. "Mrs. P,
my computer is frozen
AGAIN!" "Help! Mrs. P! The
darkroom is flooded!"
How could one woman

manage to organize this
journalism chaos? It took not
only dedication, but experi-

ence--1 5 long years of it. But
not only was Sheila Pedersen
- an adviser in the teacher

sense, she was also an adviser
Typing in
captions on
the computer
is sophomore on life. Whether worrying
Jenny Rinker.
Yearbook about a staffer's love life,
staffers spent
many hours at
the computers home situation, work sched-
to insure that
every name ule, or class load, "Mrs. P" was
was spelled
and indexed a true friend that many re-
correctly.
photo by ferred to as "Mom."
Michelle Lee

Journ alism