Alexander M Patch American High School - Andenken Yearbook (Stuttgart, Germany)

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Clever tactics put this year's annual oft to a good start with 400 books sold during one day. This good streak didn't last as the staff of six- teen encountered many difficulties before the yearbook was finished in February. ln addition to a late start, a generally new and inexperienced staff, no class hour or room to workin, and a shortage of pictures took their toll. Late night vigils and morning head- aches were the rewards for the more devoted staff members. Being the first edition, there were many decisions to be made, some of them controversial such as the inclusion of the 7th and 8th grade in the yearbook. There also were many problems on editing and we apolo- gize if anyone was treated unfairly or was offended. As editor, if asked how I felt about this year's book I would reply, It's the best I could come up with, and I hope every self-admirer is pictured a numerous amount of times. fm tsss 170 - Yearbook we . ,, QE'- il f 4... 1. Various yearbook activities includ a food break every hour and in between. 2. Seth Mullin willing to get on his knees for the yearbook. 3. This mirage of pictures forms the essence 1 den Andenken. 4. Special effect pictures made developing less boring for the photographer: 5. The yearbook staff from top to bottom: Jim Burns, Damon Pike, Seth Mullins, Charles Lyncl Tina Ribble, Gary Brown, Kyena Elrod, Laura Baker, Mary Cantu, and Sue Kester.