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yearbook staff It’s more than meets the eye “What’s up?” “Deadline. This yearbook copy is due today.” “What’s copy?” ' “You know, all the writing in the yearbook.” “Oh, I just look at the pictures.” Yearbook staff is often seen as that fun and easy class which lasts from August till May. Well, its fun, but contrary to popular belief, its not easy. In fact, when deadlines roil around things get quite hectic. Its more complicated than just getting pictures. Copy, headlines, and captions also have to be written to go with the layout. To be on staff a sophomore, junior, or senior must have sponsor approval. A student should have a creative streak, some typing skills, and a crazy sense of humor. Most of all, a staffer has to be committed. by Brcna Baumann Clubs Section Editor Terri Brockman. M. Provenzano photo Editor Brena Baumann edits copy as stafTcrs Debbie Strubc and Chris Ayres observe. C. DuPlain photo Student Life staff member. Laurie Boydstun with Advisor Osmon. C. DuPlain photo One patient Classes starter. Misty Bogle. C. DuPlain photo 166 Clubs
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Posing for the picture arc John Grantham and Penni Siemens. C. DcLecour photo Watch cloacl) and I'll make these shoes disappear. Lujean Kreuncr and Anne Beverolh. N. St. Clair photo The National Forensic League. Top • John Grantham. Penni Siemens. Chris Ayers. Ms. D.. Kris Steele. Missy Brown. Bottom - Brenda Ogle, Mona Shah. Paula Biddy, Andrea Sprutc, and Tim Culbertson. G. Wright photo Elsik's very first mime troupe. N. St. Clair photo Don’t stick that pencil up your noselChris Ayers, Chris Hrubesh, and Charles Stinneford. N. St. Clair photo Speech Drama 165
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Vocational Section Editor Marie Abaya. C. DuPlain photo “Elsik on Parade” creator, Christy Mata. C. DuPlain photo Diligently working on yearbook, even on weekends, is Student Life Editor Debbie Strubc. C. DuPlain photo Sports and Ads: staffers Ruthic Garcia and Kim Blankenship. M Provcnzano photo Yearbook 167
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