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Hard Work - Bear Tracks 1. Bear Tracks 1976-77, BACK ROW: Sharon Malonson, Laurie Meese, Linda Twedt, Becky Nichols, Jeanne Pam England, Alicia Grady iCo Editors! 4 Classes Staff Angelina Conca iFacuItyl, Lori Carpenter lSenlorsl Kathy Murphy, Kristi Wesswick, Kathy Schoenecker, Ann West- Schoenecker CFresI1menl, Ann Westlake iSophomoresl 5 lake, Alicia Grady. FRONT ROW: Kathy Baldacci, Pam Marshall, Angelina Conca, Karen Kane, Lori Carpenter, Academics Staff: Becky Nichols, Sharon Malonson lEdltorl, Happenings Section: Karen Kane 6 Typlsts Kathy Bal Pam England, Assunta Conca, Mina Paschall. Not Pictured: dacci, Kristi Wesswick. 7. Advisor, Mr Ron Muzio 8 Carol Gookin, Karen Edgar, Doug Johnson. 2. Club Staff: Sports Staff: Mina Paschall lEdltorl, Assunta Conca, Pam Linda Twedt, Jeanne Murphy iEditorl, Laurie Meese. 3. Marshall. or vw.
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1 Dedication, E fficienc At times the production of an annual seems rather complex. The hard task of coordinat- ing separate staffs and ideas does not always run smoothly. This organization needs a pool of different ideas and points of view. An important part of getting a book into print, includes deadlines. Basically these dead- line dates seem to offer times of frantic rushing around. Generally this presents a pressure situation for everyone. Somehow the pages always get to the publishing company for printing. The struggle between different staffs seems ever present. Staffs such as, photographers, typists, and page workers need to work as one team. Com- promises between staffs add to a better chance of producing a great book. An an- nual staff includes dedicated students who strive toward one goal-a good yearbook. S4 -. iff Y
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Journalism I is the boot camp for publica Crowl - The Boot tions. The course resents an over-all view ment. All the work on the GROWL, a bi- of the newspaper. gtudents learn the mean- weekly publication, is done by dedicated ing of deadlines, hunt-and-peck skills on staff members after school. Students truly the' typewriter and how to procrastinate when interested in journalism may continue on to it comes to following through on an assign- the Bear Facts or Bear Tracks staffs. 120 GROWL X, ,L-:'f2
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