From the Desk oF the PrinciPal

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Hello again! I can't begin to tell you how well the school year is going thus far! Our staff is energized, our students are working hard, and we now find ourselves fullyimmersed in fall activities and athletics. So far, it's proving to be a very exciting year! One very important upcoming event that I would like to direct your attention to is Parent-Teacher Conferences. They will occur on Wednesday and Thursday, October 19th and 20th, respectively. Conference times are from 4:00 - 8:00 PM each evening. One of the critical things that you can do as a parent to help your child achieve is to establish regular and open communication with his/her teachers. Parent-Teacher

Conferences provide a very effective means of establishing this dialogue. During the conferences, I would encourage you to ask questions about the following: your child's progress toward the learning objectives for each of his/her classes, what you can do at home to assist your child in reaching those objectives, as well as any concerns that your child may have with the class. I would also encourage you to share any other information about your child that would assist us in better understanding their needs. Finally, it is important to remember that our Counseling and Administrative Staffs are also available through the evening to meet. If there is anything at all that we can do for you, please don't hesitate to let us know! Finally, Homecoming Week is right around the corner! Our Student Council has been busy planning activities for the week of September 26th. These days are sure to provide fun and memorable events for our students and staff. I strongly encourage all of you to come out and support the Junior Blues during the week. On Friday, September 30th, the week's activities will culminate with a pep assembly, home football game against Highland Park High School and, of course, the traditional Crowning of the King and Queen. The Homecoming Dance will be Saturday, October 1st. Speaking of the dance, we encourage students and parents to review our dance guidelines which are found on page 41 of the WRHS Student Handbook. The policies are designed to promote a safe, comfortable and appropriate environment for all students who attend our dances. Your support of this policy would be most appreciated! As many of you know, construction continues at WRHS. We are now on the "downhill" side of our projects. The new gym was recently completed and work has begun on the Gym B renovation. When completed on or about December 17th, it will be the new home of our Music Department. For more in depth information related to our various construction projects, please go to http://www.wrhs.net/Construction/. As always, if I can be of any assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call. Ed Raines

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Counselor’s Corner

Congratulations to National Merit Semi-Finalist Brandon Kearney!

The WRHS guidance office welcomes Susana Prochaska as the new counselor for students with last names Ho-Mc. She is a graduate of K-State and has previously taught social studies, ESOL, and guidance curriculum at the secondary level. She is excited to be a part of the tradition of excellence at WRHS!

GUIDANCE OFFICE WEBSITE: http://teacher.usd437.net/wrhs/guidance/Our website is updated weekly with important announcements, scholarships, course information and more. Please check in frequently for important updates!Some of the latest updates include:- The NEW 2011-2012 ACT/SAT Testing Dates- 2011-2012 Senior Timeline - Counselor Information- Updated Qualified Admissions Requirements- New scholarships!

NEW! Upcoming Events Google Calendar on the Guidance Website• College Representative Visits• ACT/SAT Test dates• Scholarship & Financial aid deadlines• Copy events to your personal calendar to set up text alerts or email reminders

2011 Remaining College Entrance Exams: ACT – October 22 & December 10; SAT – October 1, November 5, & December 3 (Check the guidance website for registration deadlines)

OCTOBER 5 - Junior/Senior Parent Workshop 7:00 p.m. at WRHS. Presentation will include information regarding the College Application Process, ACT/SAT tests, Financial Aid, Scholarships and more.

OCTOBER 6 – Community-Wide College Fair at the Topeka Expocentre from 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Approximately 120 colleges, universities, and career institutions will be on hand to share information with students. There will also be representatives from several lending institutions available to advise parents on the financial aid process. The WRHS Guidance Office contributes to the event’s planning committee so that this is a free service for our students and their parents. Parents must call the WRHS attendance office at 339-4150 to excuse their children to attend.

OCTOBER 12 – WRHS Test Day 2011 will be a post-secondary preparation and testing period for all grades. This set-up will reduce the amount of time students are pulled from their regular classes throughout the fall semester. Students will participate in the testing and related activities in the morning and will attend regular lunch and classes in the afternoon. Freshmen – Four-year plan and related activitiesSophomores – PLAN testJuniors – PSAT testSeniors – Work Keys Assessment

OCTOBER 12 - PSAT Test - This test is recommended for juniors and sophomores in the top 15% of their class. The PSAT is the National Merit Qualifying Test used to recognize students as National Merit and Commended Scholars based upon their PSAT score their junior year. In order to take the test, students must sign up in the Guidance Office between September 19th - October 7th. The cost is $15.

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Lyndsey Bibler* Jordan Gallagher Lucy McDonald*Caroline Bridgewater* Marisa Hollis* Nicole McKinnon*Alyssa Carriere* Tara Hollis* Daisy NollChestina Conner Morgan Hunt* Cheyenne Plank-Scott*Amaris Cummings* Debbie James Raine Plank-Scott*Natasha Ellis* Adriana Livengood Hannah Underhill*Kayla Ford Krista Martin* Lauren Wright* Lisa McDonald

* Represents Festival Squad

Featured Story: 2011-2012 Colorguard

Colorguard: noun Modern colorguard has evolved over the years into a form of entertainment that’s a form of dance theatre. It uses props, along with movement, to express dynamic passages in the music accompanying the show. A colorguard is traditionally the visual representation of the music.

When the WRHS Marching Band takes the football field during halftime, you can’t help but notice the field of flags swaying in the breeze, visually representing the music being played. The coordinated swirls and twirls of the flags that draw spectators into the Atlantis show is no accident. Rather, it is the result of detailed choreography and hours of practice.

Sponsored by Leanna Chaffee, the WRHS Colorguard (“Winterguard” during Basketball season) practices for two hours each Tuesday, and occasional weekly sectionals, from July through the end of Marching Season to ensure their coordinated efforts are safe as well as representative of the music. Each of the 22 students on the 2011-2012 WRHS Colorguard squad “suit up” in costume and full stage makeup before every performance, but only a few made Festival Squad, which travels with the band to three marching festivals and parades. This year, the colorguard will be traveling to Orlando with the band for Orlando Fest.

Next game, listen to the band, but watch the colorguard, and be fully transported to Atlantis!

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Career and Technical EducationWRHS Business Department offers new opportunities to our students: Finance Pathway, Marketing Pathway, DECA, and two businesses: Common Grounds and WRHS bank and a new website: WRHSBusiness.com. Visit our website for more information.

Ryan Wynne and Kyle Lewis prepare to serve the customers at Common Grounds. Watch for the Grand Opening Specials sometime in October.

Connect with us: Twitter - @wrhsbusinessFacebook.com/WRHSBusiness

Luke Palenske and Casey Murphy operate the Espresso Machine.

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MORNING CREW (From Left to Right): Eric Seals, Dylan Connell, E-Ann Wang, Luke Miltz, Alina Sun

Meet Your Grounds Crew

LUNCH CREW (From Top to Bottom: Mallory Shipley, Bre Waters, Emma Hutchinson, Luke Palenske, Kyle Lewis, Ryan Wynne, Casey Murphy

Washburn Rural’s brand new coffee shop Common Grounds opened on September 2nd, very softly, just for teachers. Following Labor Day, Common Grounds opened for all and proved to be a hit! Common Grounds sells an average of 125 drinks a day and the most often ordered drink is an Iced Latte. We are looking forward to the Grand Opening in October and excited to be offering a pumpkin spice flavor soon. The Common Grounds staff is thankful for their customers and looks forward to a great year of coffee! “My School, My Life, My Coffee”

The Barista Corner

Bre WatersWhat is your favorite part about working in the coffee shop? “Working and serving my friends!”What is your favorite drink at Common Grounds? “Chocolate Carmel Iced Latte”What is your favorite flavor? “Chocolate”Do you plan on working in Common Grounds next year? “Yes!”

What is your favorite part about working in the coffee shop? “Working the cash register.”What is your favorite drink at Common Grounds? “Chocolate Carmel Iced Latte”What is your favorite flavor? “Caramel”Do you plan on working in Common Grounds next year? “Yes, I think it will be fun.”

Mallory Shipley

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Banking Tip of the MonthWith school just starting, people’s working hours are cut down to a minimum. It is important to keep extra cash on hand. As long as you are able to manage your studies, a part time job is a great way to earn a little extra cash.

Bank StaffInstructor: Mr. RobinsonStudents: Sydney Ho, Noel Miller, Jenna Burnette, Vivek Jadhav, Griffin Koupal, Miranda Boatwright

Bank NewsThe WRHS Bank is a student operated bank. Students who have taken Accounting 1 through the Business Department, are eligible to apply. Working in the bank provides students with real-life experiences and expo-sure to a work setting. Throughout the year, students who are account holders will have the opportunity to be randomly selected to win an assortment of prizes. Sydney Ho is the newly elected WRHS Bank President for the 2011-2012 school year.

The Daily Transaction

In Mr. McFall’s Marketing Communications class, students explore the features and functions of Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and video editing. Through a hands-on approach, students produce a variety of documents and projects. This course includes activities and discussions related to: advertising, branding, graphic design, packaging, promotion, publicity, sponsorship, public relations, and sales promotion.

Students created movie posters based on what they have been taught using Adobe Photoshop CS5.

WRHS Marketing Communications

Erika Peters Cody BruggemeyerBradley BarnesAnna Cobb

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From the Media Center

STUDENT TEXTBOOK CIRCULATION This fall was the second year for electronic textbook circulation to students. Textbooks, in core subject areas of math, science, English, and social studies, plus foreign language and business, were checked out to students during the first week of school. When classes end, at semester or at the end of the school year, students will be required to turn in the exact textbooks which were checked out to them. Students and parents will be held financially responsible for returning the specific textbooks which were checked out. Students may view the barcode numbers for the textbooks which are checked out to them via the online library card catalog. First, visit the library website at http://library.usd437.net. Then, use the “login” button located in the upper right corner of the website. Students use their computer network username and password to access their library and textbook circulation records.

For questions about textbook and library circulation, speak with the Librarian,

Marcy Sandberg, 339-4197 at WRHS or via email at

sandbmar@usd437.net.

Cultural Heritage Week The art department is celebrating African art and culture this year during Cultural Heritage Week. The event is scheduled for November We are working with all district art teachers this year to expand our studies to include all grades K-12 in this study. We hope to find speakers, artists, musicians, African cooking demos, writers, scholars, archeologists, dancers or anyone with an interest in sharing their knowledge of all things Africa. Please contact Cindy Daniels at daniealc@usd437.net with any ideas you would like to share.

Junior Class: Fundraising

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The Drama Department Announces upcoming Events:

Tickets will be available at the door, and during all three lunches at the WRHS bank for $5

Directed by Connie Archer- McGinnis

WRHS MusicalThis year’s musical is “Bye Bye Birdie” directed by Maeghan Bishop. There are 35-40 roles available. Song and dance workshops will be November 7th and 8th, and auditions will be

held November 9th, and 10th.

November 3rd, 4th, & 5th @ 7 P.M.

Fools centers around a teacher, Leon Tolchinsky, who is sent to a Russian village to educate a woman named Sophia. Leon is unaware that the village is under the influence of a 200-year-old curse of foolishness. Shortly after entering the village, Leon falls madly in love with Sophia. He is given only twenty-four hours to educate her and break the spell. But if he fails, he will fall victim to the curse, and become a fool himself.

Cast list is as follows:

Leon Tochinsky- Matthew MetzgerSnetsky- Devin Denman

Magistrate-Tanner Ingold Slovitch- Dylan TylerMishkin- Karlie Kyser

Yenchna- Caroline Waters Dr. Zubritsky- Alex CastanedaLenya Zubritsky- Ali PendletonSophia Zubritsky- Natalie Shinn

Count Gregor Yousekevitch- Lane Wheeler

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Junior: $10-$24Chad & Deanna AglerAaron & Tia AlexanderJeremy S. BarclayKaryn BarrettChuck & Joely BenedictChurch & Janice BlackLisa & Matt BohmMindy Boose & Joseph MulfordPaul & Sherry BuresLaura BurnhamCynthia ClarkMichael & Heather CressLisa CushingCathy DeckerRob & Donna DouglasJohn & Heidi EichkornBobby & Julie EstanolKristin Farrar-LotridgeJane FrankSusan & Walt FrederickLynn GentineWilliam Glatts FamilyKevin & Terra GlendeningDarcie GrimmettLamont GuptonTonya R. HallertJennifer & Scott HalseyScott & Anne HesseHollar FamilyDavid HollisHopper FamilyJohn & Ann JancaJack & Leandra JonesSusan & Bob JordanJared & Carolyn KintzelPaige KleinTim LangeTera LeesBrian & Gayle MadelZita MaganaDave & Shelly MahonMike & Connie McCallDennis & Cissy McKinzieStan & Darla MeyersGreg & Barb MoodyNorbert & Dorris MunozRosalinda MurrellTerry & Linda NedvedBarbara NegreteHolly NollPatsy NutterDan & Carol OndracekDean & Meredith OpstadRick & Elaine PardeeSteve & Natalie PearsonJeff & Jonette PentonTammy PerryDiana & Dennis PetersJeff & Gayla PetersonMark & Melissa RauBob & Dea RaymerTricia RhoadsJohn & Mare RockefellerAndy Marcy & Reagan SandbergRandy & Vicki Schaffer Gary & Diane Semjenow

WRHS PTO / Blues BackersParents, Family, Friends and Teachers donate time and finances to help meet student needs in academics, athletics and extra-curricular activi-ties by funding teacher, coach and sponsor requests. Please join us to enrich opportunities for all students. Pick up a form from the office or a school event and mail it in become a Junior Blues Backer!

Marty & Brenda ShupeKip & Sherry Slattery Elisabeth SmithMike & Melissa SteinagelTracey TalleyClaudia TaylorHope ThomasKathy ThurbonThe TildensJBob & Bonnie TottenStephanie VopatJennifer WheatBruce & Tiwana WhittenDenise WilsonJohn & Jennifer Woodward

Blues: $25-$49Eric & Janis AckermanGina AndersonCaroline AsudiRandy & Sue BadskySusan BarkerMark & Margie BaumDan & Baula BealDon & Rozann BeattyPeter BellucciThe Bibler FamilyKeith & Emily BlackburnJoe & Stacy BleidisselBo & Shelby BowenJorgen & Patty BrockmanDaniel & Lisa BuchananThe BurkdollsAmy BurdittDoug & Laurie BurnetteDarren & Cassandra CampbellTim & Kristi CarsonKevin & Marcy CassidyTed & Kelly ChristensenCobb FamilyJeff & Kim CombesConnell FamilyThe Conwell FamilyCopeland FamilyH.W. & Paula CraigAmy DeasonJoe & Kathy DeWerffCindy DillonMorrod & Cheryl DoughramajiMike & Sheryl DraneGary & Rhonda ElsberndSharon EstesTed & Diana FahrkenLuke & Jodi FosterGail FrakesLinda & David FrickeThe Froese FamilyAnn & Elias GarciaGarner RoofingJim & Lisa GarrisonBob & Brenda GladfelterFinette GvessMichael & Karen HaflingBrandon & April HallBryan & Britney HallmanAnnette HarperJanelle & Joh Hickel

Hirschi FamilyJennifer HoJohn & Stephanie HughesBrenda & Mitchell Holaday Lori HollidayRon & Stacy HortonTroy & Kelli HoughJon & Debra JamesLynn JenkinsRobert & Julie JohnsonStuart & Kari JohnsonPhil & Tina KarnsSusan KayBill & Mary Beth KlecanDavid & Michelle LaRocheLon & Vonia LewisMike & Darla LewisMihael & Tina LopezMichael & Jerri LovoyKris & Gary LucasJay & Barb LuckerothBobby & Melina MannDavid & Laura MarpleMatt & Jean McDonaldKevin & Cinnie McFarlandTroy & Shelly McMasterDavid & Lisa MeyerMelanie & Gary MadsenMike & Julie MurrayJennifer & Eric NaillJoleen & Jeff NussDavie & Vicki O’NealFred & Pam PalenskeDamon ParkerAllen & Karen PayneThe Payne FamilySheila A PendletonTom & Karen PerkuhnMatt & Kelly PerryThe Petty FamilyKent & Marsha PopeThea RademacherDon & Jan RankinKathy RenoGarett & Teresa RinerDoug & Suzan SavilleAndrew & Pam SchauerTracy & Kathy SchnackerCraig & Louisa SchurigAshley SharpDoug & Shelly ShepherdMartin & Maria SheplerSteve & Brenda SidebottomLeeta & Ray SimpsonDenise & Charles SmithHal & Debi SmithThe Smith FamilyJune SunCurtis & Chris SnedenBruce & Maria SteinbrockBruce & Ania StindtClayton & Staci StoreyMichelle & Steven SuttonDutch & Jacqui Tryon Lisa R ValdiviaJoel & Judy WarkentineStacy Weeks

Yu WelchThad & Amy WellshearMatt & Julie WernerDelaine & Karen WillardBruce Kathy WoolpertAlan & Cindy Wynne Anothy & Carla Zoetmulder

Backer: $50 +Greg & Susan AldrichSusan & Andy AllisonStan & Mignon BallDouglas & Patsy BarnesTom & Kelly BarrBrian & Susan BeardErnie & Dee BeaudetMarjorie BeebeEd & Jayme BurdiekJeff & Joni BurkettTerry & Lisa CarneyGavin & Chrissy ChapmanScott & Cheri ClatterbuckDave & Gina CoffmanKevin & Julie DishmanDean & Mary FranzenMatthew GallianoBill & Tina GannawayRussell & Jane GreeneChris & Candi HegemannJeff & Nanette HillChris & April HolmanSteve & Mary HutchinsonThe Katz FamilyCarl & Pam KoupalGreg & Michelle KueckEd & Becky LinquistScott & Janessa McKinleyJoe & Dianna MansGerald & Jamie MeyerTye & Lisa MichaelisMark & Deborah MikoleitRodney & Elaine MillerHoyt & Laurie MooreJohn & Lori MoserMike & Dori MurphyTerry & Dawn NeherDavid & Beth NelsonLaurie & Curt NiehausBrad & Cindy OwenJason & Jennifer RaineBill & Susan RowellSteve & Lori SchileSeven & Sandra SchumacherKurt & Lisa ScotSteve & Clista SealsMichael & Wendy SurfaceDee SwalleySusie & Tim SwopeAndy & Janet ThieleJerry & Linda ThornburghMary & Jeff UngererKimberly WalkerGeorge & Rita WebbAlice & Tony WeingartnerBrent & Diane Wilkins

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Concession StandsPlease support WRHS PTO at our concession stands throughout the school year. Concession stands are the primary fundraiser for WRHS PTO. We provide hot and cold concession items at all home football, soccer, volleyball, and basketball games and at all track and wrestling meets. Concession profits benefits both WRHS PTO and the club, team, or group staffing the event's concession stand. PTO funds support our school in many ways including various enrichment opportunities for our students provided by fulfilling funding requests, student recognition, hospitality, and post prom.

Show your school spirit!

Below are the dates/games we will be selling merchandise:

Football9/9/11 WRHS vs Emporia9/23/11 WRHS vs Hayden9/30/11 WRHS vs HPHS10/21/11 WRHS vs Manhattan10/28/11 WRHS vs THS

Soccer9/15/11

Basketball12/1/11

WRHS Post Prom

Preparation for Post Prom 2012 has begun! The committees are forming and we would like your help. Several committees are already putting in their time and effort. We are providing our students a safe place for post prom. This is a huge event and it happens because we all work toward that goal. Great prizes, a fun atmosphere, food, and games equal students that want to attend. It takes all of us working on this project to make it a success. You do not have to be a junior or senior parent to commit. This is a great way for everyone to get involved in the school community.

Please contact Connie McCall at 785-249-9840 to volunteer.

Co- PresidentsRozann Beatty Cindy Owen

Fall Vice PresidentsDebra AsburyShelli Haefner

Winter Vice PresidentsDianna MansJenni Halsey

Spring Vice PresidentsSue BadskyBarbara Shinn

SecretarySusan Rowell

Melissa RauCheri ClatterbuckDori MurphyDawn Conwell

Post PromConnie McCall

Staff AppreciationCinnie McFarland

Volunteer CoordinatorJennifer Connell

Activities DirectorPenny Lane

TreasurerHolly Cobb

Concession FinanceJoni Burkett

Concession SchedulingJennifer Ho

ConcessionsJulie WernerSusie Swope

NewsletterLinda Fricke

HospitalityMary Hutchinson

Membership Becky Linquist

MerchandiseKaren Hafling

Concession SchedulingAssistants:Heidi EichkornKathy DeWerffMelissa SteinagelWendy SurfaceLisa MichaelisLori MoserCyndi PetersonJanet ThieleKelly PerryYu WelchJill Romine

Blues Backers infoBecky Linquist

2011-2012 PTO Blues Backers Board of Officers:

WRHS PTO

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2012 Senior PortraitsIn order to be pictured in the yearbook, 2012 senior portraits are due on:

Friday, December 2, 2011 in Room 216 (Journalism).

We would suggest scheduling your photo shoot with a photographer before schoolstarts, so you will have plenty of time to select and order your photos before the deadline.

We would prefer your image be sent electronically. Please send the file in JPEG format (300 dpi mini-mum) and name it with the student’s first and last name. Cropping dimensions are: W: 1.5” x H: 1.8” – Resolution: 300 dpi. Please send your file to: wrhsyearbook@usd437.net.

If you would like to submit your portrait as a print, please follow these guidelines:We will need two copies of the same vertical portrait (wallet size, please), with no texture.We ask for two copies because we send one to Jostens, and we hold onto one in caseJostens loses the first one (believe me, it’s happened).

…just a little advice: • We recommend that you select a senior portrait that is a vertical “head & shoulders” shot for the yearbook.

• Don’t forget that we only accept vertical portraits for the senior color pages.

• Please be sure to select a photo that is school-appropriate and follows the WRHS student dress code policy.

• Finally, many local photographers offer to send your senior portrait to the high school. Please make sure that they do this before the deadline! We have had problems receiving some photos in the past, so please double-check with the photographer to make sure they have sent the correct photo and that it’s on time.

Please note: We will post a list of all the seniors who HAVE turned in portraits after the deadline. This list will be posted outside the Counseling Office and announcements will be made.

SENIORS ARE RESPONSIBLE for checking that list to make sure portraits have been delivered and received by the yearbook staff. We cannot be responsible if your photographer does not mail your photo, so please double-check!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the WRHS Journalism Department at 339-4252.

Don’t forget the December 2nd Deadline!Questions? Call WRHS Journalism 339-4252 or email: wrhsyearbook@usd437.net

Senior Salutes

Salute Size & Color (check size & circle layout letter)

____ 1/8 Page $50 Layout: A or B (circle)

____ 1/4 Page $100 Layout: C D E F

____ Half Page $200 Layout: G H I J K L M N

____ Full Page $300 Layout: O P Q

____ 1/8 Page $100 Layout: A or B (circle)

____ 1/4 Page $200 Layout: C D E F

____ Half Page $300 Layout: G H I J K L M N

____ Full Page $400 Layout: O P Q

Black and White Salute Space Color Salute Space

2012 Yearbook Salute Order FormPurchase Information

Buyer’s Name: ___________________________________________________

Senior’s Name: ___________________________________________________

Phone Number: __________________ (in case we have questions) E-mail: _________________________________________________________(so we can send you a proof of the page when completed.)

Payment Type: Cash or Check #___________ (to WRHS Yearbook)

It’s Your Child’s S e n i o r Ye a r ! Which means it’s time to purchase senior salute space in the yearbook. Senior salutes are spaces to congratulate, honor and recognize the work that a senior has done throughout their high school years. Salutes usually consist of pictures and text. Salutes can be bought from parents to their students or as a group of friends. Sizes range from 1/8 of a page to a full page and are available in color or black and white. Designs can be submitted if you wish, or you may choose from one of the pre-pared layouts on the attached pages.

To order a salute: (1) detach and fill out the form below,

(2) gather up all your pictures and use a post-it note on the back of each one with the placement number corresponding to the salute. *Do not cut photos. *Do not submit wallet-sized senior pictures: (these often have a texture on them which makes them difficult to scan) please contact your photographer and have them email the image to: wrhsyearbook@usd437.net

(3) Based on your layout letter, write the appropriate amount of text you’d like to appear in the salute space. (Please limit any quoted text to 4 lines or 10% of original material. No song lyrics will be printed.)

Two Ways to Send: (Option 1): Mail these items to WRHS Journalism Department, Attention: Senior Salutes, 5900 SW 61st Street, Topeka, KS 66619. If you’d like the pictures returned, simply include a self-addressed and stamped envelope, and we’ll send your photos when the salute is complete.

(Option 2): If all of your content (photos & text) is digital - photos MUST be high resolution scans: 300 dpi - if not, send original images, please email it to: wrhsyearbook@usd437.net

*Please note: Any professional senior portraits included in salute MUST be emailed from the photographer.*

Hurry, because space is limited. Salute deadline is Friday, December 2, 2011.

Salute Deadline:Friday, Dec. 2, 2011

2012 Yearbook

Questions? Please call 339.4252or email: wrhsyearbook@usd437.net

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Senior Salute Page Sizes

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Senior Salute Page Sizes

Senior Salute Page Sizes Cont.Senior Salute Page Sizes

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Washburn Rural High School Jennifer Luetje, yearbook adviser Journalism Department Phone: (785) 339-4100, ext. 4252 5900 SW 61st Street Fax: (785) 339-4125 Topeka, KS 66619 wrhsyearbook@usd437.net

Business Name: ______________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________ Zip Code: __________

Phone Number:__________________ E-mail Address: ______________________

Ad Description: Same as last year: ______ (pg.______) Business Card: _________ Gold or Blue Level needs JPEG or AI file of logo for banner: _________

Terms of Payment: Cash ___________ Check ___________ Bill Later ___________

Customer Names (Please Print): _________________________________________

Customer Signature: _______________________________ Date: ______________

Sponsorship Packages

GOLD LEVEL: banner + half page (w: 8.51” x h: 5.37”) $400 BLUE LEVEL: banner + 1/4 page (w: 4.18” x h: 5.36”) $300 WHITE LEVEL: 1/12 Page (w: 4.18” x h: 1.66”) $200 JR. BLUE SPONSOR: (business info listing) $50

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SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT

3No School K-12 8:30 AM HS V Girls’ Tennis @ League- Kossover11:00 AM HS Girls’ Golf @ Free State Invite 3:00 PM HS Girls’ Golf @ Manhattan Invite5:00 PM JV Football @ Highland Park6:30 PM BOE Meeting

October 201119:00 AM HS JV VB @ Emporia Tournament 9:00 AM HS 9th VB @ League- Junction City10:00 AM HS JV/V XC @ Shawnee North Comm Ctr

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178:00 AM HS Girls’ Golf @ State Tournament4:30 PM HS JV/VBoys’ Soccer @ WRHS vs. St. James Academy5:00 PM JV Football @ WR vs Junction City6:30 PM BOE Meeting

4 6 77:00 PM Varsity Football @ Seaman 7:00 PM Cair Paravel Football on HS Field

89:00 AM HS V VB @ Derby Tournament9:00 AM HS JV Boys’ Soccer @ Emporia 10:00 AM HS JV/V XC @ City Meet Shawnee North Comm Ctr

98:00 AM HS JV VB @ League- Topeka

High

108:00 AM HS Girls’Golf @ Regional Meet 5:00 PM JV Football @ WR vs Seaman

114:30 PM HS JV/V Boys’ Soccer @ WRHS vs STA 5:00 PM HS V VB @ WRHS

127:15 AM HS New Staff Member Meeting5:00 PM HS 9th VB @ WRHS7:00 PM HS PTO Meeting

13End of 1st Grading Period 7:15 AM HS Faculty Meeting4:30 PM HS JV/V Boys’ Soccer @ WRHS vs Seaman 5:00 PM 9th Football @ WR vs Junction City5:00 PM HS V VB @ Olathe East

14No School K-12 7:00 PM Varsity Football @ Junction City

159:00 AM HS V VB @ Emporia Tournament9:00 AM HS JV/V XC @ League-Junction City Stateland

16 184:30 PM HS JV/V Boys’ Soccer @ HSP- Topeka High

19Club Fall P/T Evening Conferences K-12

20No School K-8(HS/TG in session)5:00 PM 9th Football @ Manhattan

21No School K-127:00 PM Varsity Football @ WR vs Manhattan

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For more information, visit the calendar at wrhs.net!

29245:00 PM JV Football @ Manhattan

25 26PLC MeetingEarly Release Day

2710:35 AM HSLifetouch Yearbook Portrait Retakes 5:00 PM 9th Football @ Topeka High

287:00 PM Varsity Football @ WR vs Topeka High

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9:00 AM HS JV Girls Tennis @ League-Kossover4:30 PM HS JV/V Boys Soccer @ WRHS vs Emoria 5:00 PM HS V VB @ Manhattan5:00 PM HS JV VB @ Emporia

5Club4:30 PM HS JV/V Boys’ Soccer @ HSP-Topeka West5:00 PM HS JV VB @ Shawnee Heights 5:00 PM HS 9th VB @ WRHS

7:30 AM HS Department Chair Meeting1:15 PM HS Girls’ Golf @ WRHS Invite 3:00 PM HS Girls’ Golf @ Manhattan JV Invite 5:00 PM 9th Football @ WR vs Seaman

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