Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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Trailblazer - Underslaffed. Over-worked With a ridiculously small staff fighting deadlines, mis- placed copy, companies who lose pictures, and Tim's Monday morning hangovers, it's a wonder we got anything accom- plished. It was a rough year with only seven staff members, and we sometimes wondered if it was worth the hassle. How- ever, there were good times between the hard work meeting deadlines, staying after school, etc. Like the time Tim plucked out all of Kelly's eyebrows. And chasing each other across the tables. fLori fell.j And Liz undressing in the corner. And the time Kelly took twenty terrific pictures and then discovered she'd forgotten to put film in the camera. And the MANY times we were forced to de-intellectualize Liz's copy. And our drag race coming home from the Napoleon workshop. We hope you appreciate the result of our headaches, wor- ries, cussing and nervous ulcers. We enjoyed doing it. 1, Co-editor Tim Baucrschmidt enjoyed his position as token male on the staff. , I- 2. L'z - an aerial view 5 Lori Sutberry pours over an uncooperative layout 4 Presenting rhc 1975 Trailblazer staff t ' ' A ' 7 5. Kelly Cichy, hardworking co-editor and all-around slave driver, actually smiling for once! - 5 ! 6. Mary applied all her many ounces of brainpower to the Memories section. 7. Who ripped off my football copy? 8. Sophomore Cindy Drury joined the insanity second semester, and soon fir right in. 132 Trailblazer Y J .QI P X Q4.

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