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Type Style: Garamond Bold Paper Stoik: 100 lb. Enamel No. of Pages: 232 No, of copies printed: 1200 Professional Photographer: Coronet Por- traits, 2116 21st St. Sacramento, CA 95818 Printer: Taylor Publishing Co. PO Box 597 Dallas, Texas 75221 Publisher: Carson High School PO Box 603 Carson City, NV 89702 Senior Kim Smith looks through the Thesaurus for other words similar to exciting to use for her headline Senior Margie Gornik assists Susie Bean crop pictures and size copy for her layout. Junior Jeremy Christopherson takes a gander at some pictures he needs for his layout. = F c C J OO Carfteta 231
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LUe CreBted It!! Once aj aiii croppers, grease- pencils, and layouts were put back on the shelves in their prop- er places. Proofs had come back, been corrected, and returned tt) Taylor Publishing Company lor printing. The most common re- action was best described by stall member Lisa Prentiss who said, â– WHEW! WHEW meant relief. Relief from those rarely met deadlines, relief from all of the pressures, relief from hand cramps caused from typing, and relief from spending Saturdays, lunch-time, and after school time completing Editor, Kayti Kttight. works intent- ly to complete the closing of the yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF: Row I: Matt Wilkerson, Michelle DeRosa, Trina Poleviyuma, John Kiewicz. Rou 2: Stephanie Estep, Kayleen Kaiser, Deanna Marconi, Kelli Fletcher, Jennifer Baker. Row 3: Pam Wright, Lisa Prentiss, Margie Gornik, Traci Nellis, Kirstin DeSart, Shannon Telschow. Row 4: Mary Jean Crumb, Gina Lopez, Robert Geraldo, Kim Smith, Jer- emy Christopherson, Harvey Wolney. Row 5; Stephanie Owen, Sean Canty, Liz Willis, Sara Brown, Sean Sullivan, Kathy Terzyk. layouts. The whole year was confusing and appeared endless, but I know it will pay oil in the end, said l.ile Section editor Margie CJornik, Contusion was the stalPs mid- dle name. Understanding the im- portance ol deadlines took until the last two months of school to comprehend, but somehow the work got done in enough time for the stalf not to be penalized. Along with confusion, respon- sibility, dedication, and motiva- tion were the three main ingre- dients for the completion of a successful yearbook. Although several members had to struggle to acc|uire them, others acquired it naturally, giving the stall a sup- portive foundation, which was more than we could ask for con- sidering all ot the complications that the stall encountered throughout the year. So, now we present to you the official 66th edition Carneta 1988 . . . SO WHAT DID YOU EX- PECT. 230
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