Mount Carmel High School - Zelo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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ZELO STAFF FINDS IUBILATION One is the loneliest thing there could ever be. Considering seven, as the entire yearbook staff of '75, the feeling of loneliness departs as an instilling feeling of shock, efficiency and acceptance grows. As time goes on, we realize these feelings and question ourselves as to if it will ever be finishedg the ability of seven peopleg and the acceptance of the student body. As Mt. Carmel captured the facts of 1975, the Zelo recorded the smallest Yearbook Staff in history. The strain of hav- ing to teach, plan and carry out this produc- tion can itself drain the enjoyment and fun one can receive from working on a school yearbook. TOP: When one becomes Editor ofthe Yearbook not only does she take on the responsibility, but all ofthe jobs her staffers avoid. Linnitta Madonio works on senior layout. BT LFT: Keith Liles writes copy and headlines for the sports section. BOTTOM RIGHT Peggy Cox glances through other yearbooks for some ideas.

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PI-IQTOGRAPHERS CAPTURE ALL M.C H S ACTIVITIES. l 1 The Yearbook and Newspaper would not be pos- sible without the help of our people who seem to always have cameras. TP LT: Carolyn Patlovany was a new photographer in the later part ofthe year. TP RT: The Camera Club, under the direc- tion of Fr. Foster, tried to arouse some new talent and interest in the Held of photography. BT LT: Our photographers: QL to RJ Carol McDonald, Tommy McKenna, and Stephanie Stehling. BT RT Head Photographer Carol McDonald had her cam- era till the end.

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TOP: The cropping becomes hard at night as Peggy Cox uses the light machine to work. MID LT: Staffer, john Stone, draws up layouts for his respective section. MID RT: Editor and Co- Editor go through new Zelo pictures. BOTTOM Room 105 after a long workshop session.