Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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BACK ROW-Tom Rarick, Ann Shoobridge, Brenda Chrisiansen, Pauline Stoey, Greg Miller, George Toma, Kevin Schill, Carol Glowczewski, Gerri Gusmano. 3rd ROW-Michelle Roberts, Kim Vendzuh, Rita Valente, Karen Feaster, Greg Swanson, Mike Samoray, Mr. Dennis Houtteman. 2nd ROW-Cindy Lewis, Maureen Mullan, Lesley Perica, Cathy Landis, Cathy Miller. FRONT ROW-Kim MacFarlane, Carolyn Schick, Sarah Grillo, Mary Leone, Rose Zloiutro and jon johnson. Brenda Christiansen - Sophomores, Sports Vicki DiPaolo - Student Life Guistina Fazzolari -juniors Karen Feaster - Student Life Carol Glowczewski - Editor Sarah Grillo - Seniors Geri Gusmano - Divider Pages, Senior Index jon johnson - Introduction, Performances Cathy Landis - Typist Mary Leone - Seniors Cindy Lewis - Curriculum Kim MacFarlane - Introduction, Performances Dave Mettler - Advertising, Divider pages Cathy Miller - Photographer Greg Miller Maureen Mullan - Curriculum Lesley Perica - Introduction, Sports Tom Rarick Michelle Roberts - Sports Mike Samoray - Advertising Carolyn Schick - Introduction, Performances Kevin Schill - Editor, Sports Ann Shoobridge - Curriculum Pauline Stoey - Student Life Greg Swanson - Advertising George Toma - Sports Rita Valente - Freshmen, Curriculum e . . , eei'i Kim Vendzuh - Curriculum 'FN ' if is Tom Young , ,,.........-.-W -.A Sheila Woroniec - Student Life Rose Zlojutro - Seniors Kary Bloom jackie Thomas Ted Oresky 4 E!

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Those Were the Days My Friend We Thought They'd Never End ln a mirage of empty Buscemi pizza boxes, aspirin bottles and used Ko-rec-type, we can see scrapped layouts, unuseable copy and fuzzy pictures. Yes, those WERE the days of sleepless nights spent cramming months of work into one long scissors cutting away at pictures, headlines, and clustercuts. Last but not least, we could hear that familiar voice saying, Oh boy, did you know the deadline was yesterday? Yes, it was the sound of our fearless leader M Nlr. Hoot eman. How he ever finished evening. The days that seemed like an assembly line production as the this year still intact has us wondering. work was passed through its stages. At the head of the line, you'd find editors with their trusted pica rulers and blue pencils forming the layouts, the foundation of our So as the mirage dims and a finished product comes into sight, all that's left is memories and a cupboard full of empty returnable pop cans, mutilated rulers and dull yearbook. The staff then followed exacto knives - the legacy for close behind with their evermoving futu re Arrowhead staffs. l '---- 'mam 'Q .sun 'J It? Q ,...., ,, ,,,..,,,,,f , . 1-me ,,,..,,. wiv-we-.. , , ., ' ' , rm, T-

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