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SIGN-OFF The most difficult task a yearbook editor must undertake has got to be the editor ' s page. Here, I would like to extent special thanks to the following people: to Mary Montgomery: For her guidance, support, and TRUST in me to get this job done. Miss M., thank you for beini such a friend to me, one that I have gained so much respect for. To my parents, especially my mom: For putting up with me these last seventeen years and for realizing how importa this all was to me. Thank you for putting forth the extra effort needed sometimes to understand what it meant to me. To Father Loomis: For giving me a goal to work towards. I hope this book will exemplify to you how important our scho is and has been to me. Thank you for your guidance and tolerance this year, not only with the yearbook, but with the A.S. You have a special talent for understanding people and accepting them for what they are. . - - To Thelma Zuanich: For teaching me that there is always a solution to any crisis that my arise. Thank you for helping mi to be the best editor I could have been. Thank you especially for excepting all the last minute photo assignments w( submitted. ° To Mr. DiMassa (DiPasta): For having the foresight to know I wanted and could be editor. Thank you for giving me th« opportunity to reaUze people are certainly not perfect and to learn to handle this in the most mature manner I could. are | iportan; To Sandy Simich: I am thankful I have had this opportunity to reiterate what most everyone already knows — you iry special person!! The students ar Mary Star are very fortunate to have someone like you around at this most impc very time in their lives. To my friends: For listening (I think) to me complain about the book — yes, all those times. But most of all, thank you foi givmg me the support I needed either through your help with the work or through your compliments on it afterwards. ' don ' t think you ever realized how important that was to me. And lastly, to the faculty, staff, and students at Mary Star: for providing me with the opportunity to produce a book tha: will perhaps hold a special place in your hearts by the memories it inspires. I hope that you will always remember anc never forget how special these years were and still can be. 216 Editor ' s Closing
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PAGES tendency to do a little more to make a student feel welcomed and cared for here at Mary Star. A lot of times. Star students will hear Coach Simich referred to as Brick. Four years ago during a P.E. class, a group of lowly freshmen girls labeled Coach with her nickname due to a pair of shoes she used to wear to school all the time. For this reason we decided to label two of our pages Brick Pages and name them our official Brick Section. These photos were taken from the yearbook of Coach ' s 1963 graduating class. ..—- K 2. Coach as the tyrannical senior on freshmen Initiation Day. Congratulations Coach Happy 10th! From the 1983-84 Stella Maris Staff Coach - Thanks for being such a friend to me these last four years. — Wendy 4. Coach accepts the ding Athletic Achiev Brick — You are really awesome. Love, Dubs P.S. Rise and shine give out your glory, glory. For doing a common thing uncommonly well. To the brightest star on earth: Thanks for 10 sharing years of dedication, support, and love . . . not to mention the glowing smile at the top of the stairs. , The Faculty Brick Section 215
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