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But We Finally Got It Done! Please Read A Few 0f Our Experiences In Trying To Get It done. What would you do if . . . it was two days before deadline and six rolls of film turned green. . . . you had a date at 7:30 and you,re still working on the yearbook at 7:15. . . . you had written your copy fifteen times and the adviser says, Try again! all the mug shots arrived on time, but none of the names were leg- ible. you had an English paper, a chemistry test, a debate case, a choir festival and a yearbook deadline all on the same day. . . . you had mono and still had ten pages of ads to sell. . . . you forgot to tell your parents you're staying late at school and they send out an A.P.B. on you. Sometimes we weren't sure what we did, but we finally got it done. Some- times it took tears, hurt feelings, harsh words, late hours, and countless cries of, I want to quit! But we finally got it done in five deadlines beginning in Oc- tober and ending at the first of Febru- ary - five months and a few weeks to capture a year of school activities. But we finally got it done so we can start again on the twentieth volume of the award winning The Lion. Looking at old annuals for some new ideas are Shelley Henson, Shawn Melanie Chandler, Kathy Venable, and Lisa Burgess look for negatives Thompson, and Donna Davis. to print for the Activities section. Activ1t1esf59
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K Working on their copy are Mark -Iackson. Debbie Darrocott, and Marilyn Shelton, I Yearbook advisor. Mrs. Morrison, checks copy that Jamie Johnson has turned in for the Ad section, Editors Tracey Summar, Trisha Frost, and Elisa Caplinger talk to the only sophomore member on the staff, Brenna Johnston. DW H W awww K, ,,,, M ,agus-1-w l 1 58fActivities
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,MMVI Looking over the next weeks agenda are staff members Mrs. Roberts, Tracey Summar, and Ronnie Standridge. Melanie Chandler and Kim Lanier finish typ- ing up the copy for the next deadline. QL fl3,e Paper staff members, Debbie Darracott, Liota Odom, and Sean Durham, call a business to see about Mike House and Joey Brannigan look at old buying an ad in the next edition of the Lion-Up, 60fLion-Up copies of the Lion-Up to get some ideas. ...Quad
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