St Laurence High School - Valhallan Yearbook (Burbank, IL)

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1. J' .1 Left: With Gary Wenslow looking on, Reilly Tierney gets the best ol' an altercation with Br. Duffin. Below Left: Kevin Boyle looks as Br. Duffin shows him a new yearbook technique. Below Middle: Reilly Tierney supervised his second yearbook as Editor-in- Chief. Below: John Casper finishes typing out names for the senior section. Left: THE 1983 VALHALLAN STAFF - lFront Rowl Br. Hayes fPhotography Moderatorj Dan Miller, Gary Peplinski, Gary Wenslow, Br. Duffin Walhallan Moderatorj. lBack Rowl John Casper, Kevin Boyle, Steve Tokarz, and Reilly Tierney fEditor-in-Chiefj. Yearbook f 61

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Yearbook Staff Gets Job Done One of the many important and often overlooked activities at St. Laurence was the Valhallan, the Viking Yearbook. The staff was much the same as last year'sg however, there was one exception. The new Moderator, Br. Duffin, added vitality to the book. Aided by Sports Editor, Kevin Boyle, and Assistant Editor, Steve Tokarz, Editor-in-Chief, Reilly Tierney was able to put together another yearbook. There were many important staff additions, especially among the qw -X Top: Kevin Boyle types out a last minute article for a deadline. Above: Steve Tokarz instructs Mike Morley about the finer points of copy writing. Above Right: Br. Duffin was the always busy moderator of the yearbook. Right: Dan Miller questions Br. Duffin about a very difficult aspect of yearbook design. 60 f Yearbook underclassmen. The larger staff enabled the Editor to better delegate authority, thus dispersing the work load in a much more tolerable manner. With yearbook work, there was always much to be done. Late night deadlines were a common occurrence. The under- classmen were taught the finer points of yearbook creation. Picture cropping and layout drawing were essentials in training next year's staff. Deadlines were met, and the yearbook was produced. .Q zz- ,M- ew , .if if- ..-s I i . ffl- ' 4 Tl, Af 11

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utting Gut the News The 1982-83 Helm staff was by far the most experienced and most productive of all staffs. Under the co-editorship of Kevin Con- nolly, Paul Pustelnik, and Matt Zagorski, the Helm distributed six issues with a total of six- ty pages. The editors were assisted by a staff of twenty-five and Mr. Koziel who served as moderator. Among the topics examined by the staff were the budget, booster organization, and school vandalism. The staff was responsible for producing the greatest number of pages in a year since the staff of 1979. This year, the Helm tried to present the more serious problems affecting the school. To accomplish this, the Helm provided extensive coverage of sports, activities, and school functions, as well as many other issues of school life. 62 f Helm