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Linda Gordon and Paula King become unglued with the outcome of a statement. x Rick Walsh gives a supercilious glance to those speaking of the staff's quality of a photographer. af' ,,,,,-f 'V '.,,::1'n r +'-Mg 1 . file + 3? r f ' .i.rss8:,i- Phyllis Meyer, editor, trudges through layouts wishing the endless night would be over. 'fl 51 . in mum Staff members work diligently on completing pages for an upcoming deadline. X
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Yearbook Plans Begin ith Surnmer. Workshop It took more than writing copy, making posters, drawing layouts, and printing photographs, to pro- duce the Bayside Mariner. The Mariner staff taking their inspiration from sponsor Miss Erskine, oversaw the taking of class pictures and engineered the sales campaign. The annual sponsored the Queen Mari- ner Dance taxed ingenuity and emotions, but proved to be a huge success. However, most of the staff's time went into the million little tasks that pro- duce a superior yearbook. gif' .1 U i Therese Muniz, Pam Devlin, Tricia Todd, and Molly Morris find humor in their tedious work on the yearbook index. l . , - sq l ' ' ,Tw X ,WH . .f f' . A fi l E-E. ' D : s i Miss Erskine listens to Carlo McCullough while waiting to check copy. ilia- f' v The yearbook staff finds time to horse around. l I 4 l I l l l...
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4 evvspaper Staff Enjoys Right of Freedom of the Press In an effort to assert its independence, the staff of the Marlin Messenger was able to present to Bay- side through its eight issues the extraordinary events of student interest. Significant among the Bayside chronicles were the sports articles covering the Marlins' numerous victories. Finally students contributions in the form of editorials displayed their concern for various important topics of concern to the community. 3 Newspaper Staff cooperates to obtain o finished product. 1 u1r.:'T.i' ' J. Johnston, K. Deafenbaugh, J. Schmidt, S. Brozwell, Editor, M. Baxter, Mr. Narvoez, Sponsor, B. Kays. Molly Baxter and Bitsy Kays confer on Newspaper layouts
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