Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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l'll'7'.Yf r'r1'::'.' jim Baldxx in, Rick hleese, thlt'1'fH1uJ7'0iL'.'ClllllililDJlYiS,l,1lfl'li1I'I'L'll,l,l1j'lllShYllifl1Ctl, Carolyn hlclinight, Nancy Conn, jane Rolfe, Claire llyckman, Diana Rogger, Nlarlene Werner, Pat Sebring, T!zi'rdr'n:z'.- lleane Kunold, Vivian judge, Bob Nlanske, Philip lledges, Ron llettich, Carol Brown, Helene Greene. Tower Staff lfew people realize the hundreds of details that have to be gathered and then coordinated in order to produce a yearbook of the size and seope that Amherst Central publishes each june. To do this job the talents of artists, writers, photographers, designers, secretaries, and numerous other specialists are blended to create the annual volume that records in pictures and print the story of another year of school. 'llhe stall' ofsonie fifty-odd seniors that crowds into room 220 each September is needed to start the yearbook activities , . . Y, - ' J i ' . -y sincesubscriptionsmust be sold to most of the students, sales NJN y tom' I l'1lFPllUllll5 1'f1ll0V' 13145111055 .llrmager projects have to be planned, the Tower B-azaar personnel must be chosen, and numerous other organizational details must be initiated. After everything gets started, each phase of the making and paying for of the new Tower must be carefully supervised since failure in even the slightest portion may spell disaster it' prompt adjustment is not made at the time. The 1053 lower Statl' will be remembered for meeting and surmounting many obstacles not encountered by previous starts. lt was the superior abilities and the high sense of loyalty possessed hy the stall' that made this latest Tower another success. Mr. Robert Holder xldziscr Tower General Staff l ir.tl rote: Shirley Rees, Marilyn frireenawalt, Alice Youngblood, Margy Phillips, joan Davis, Marlene lYerner, joyce Beitz, Nancy Berry, Marilyn W alter, Cathie Girvin, Sandra Lindberg, joan Miller, Barb Blake, jane Rolfe, Betsy Ugilvieq .Vrrrmd row: Dianne Sawyer, llli-llie clllllliilll, jackie Blake, blacia Meidel, joan Benson, Pat lfarrell, Ruth llellman, Arlene l,andreyille, Nlillie VVickhain, Cathy Radlcc, Paula Neal, Gloria l.indenmeier, Sandy Porter, Claire Cox, Nlary Nicolls, Barb Vanl,unger, Claire llyckniang Third write: lllaureen hlchlahon, Bev 'l'halman, janet Schmidt, Carol Rich, jackie Anthony, Sue Gernold, judy jensen, Dianna Warren, ltllen Brunner, Barb Brustad, Par jacobs, Kay Bachman, Marlene lfoeller, Kathryn Vincent, Donna Stage, joan Bealerg lfburlh glliil' jani'tlSwift, llelen Day, Sue Harvey, joan Davey, Mary l.ou lfiseus, joyce Wrona, Pat Burt, Arlene llenall, l'rudy Moore, ,ouetta f, mer. 7-TH li TOWER