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SLACK ATTACK! Have you ever wondered who is behind this mass of pictures and copy you are holding in your hands right now? It was none other than the devoted yearbook staff. We made it through another year of unmet deadlines and completed deadlines, rough draft and redrafted copy, lost designs and found designs, donut parties, gossip sessions and a LARGE amount of work. The ’86 Chopticonian started in Williamsburg. Va. at the Colonial Journalism Workshop with editor Kim O’Connor and advisor Mrs. D. L. McNamara's award winning designs seen in this book. Then from the start of September, produc- tion began. The yearbook staff was anything but quiet. From selling posters, raffle tickets, pens, the book, ads. and pictures to participating in the Homecoming float parade, the staff kept busy out- side of the classroom. Fundraisers originally were sold for a Myrtle Beach yearbook convention. However, the goal profit was not met. Negotiations with our publishing representative allowed the time we would have been at the convention, to complete the deadlines. Through all this the yearbook staff accom plished their main goal of “Putting it on the lie for you.” She’s got her eyes over you Mrs. Mac! Kim O’Connor and Mrs. McNamara work diligently on the book’s ladder diagram. The best yearbook staff ever! Front Row: Mrs. Mac. Second Row: Christine May, Greg Russell. Mahan Lane. Blaine Pilkerton, Eric Dean, and Jeanne Guy. Third Row: Shannon Reagan. Kim O’Connor. Tina Buckler. Debbie Wood. Jenni Hartsig, and Dwayne Grimes. Back Row: Terri Wood. Tracey Curtis. Dreama Ballangee. and Michelle Eskins. Do you really think this picture looks good here? Marian Lane and Christine May share an opinion on what picture to use. Yearbook
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Steady Now! I’ve got to make sure this goes on even. Tina Buckler works busily designing headlines for yearbook. 52 Yearbook
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If I put this piece here ... Tech Center provided us with marketable skills for the work force. Rex Ayers and Mr. Price discuss auto mechanics. I'm late. I'm late for a very important class??? Rating on the run. making it to class BEFORE the tardy bell was not always easy. Ruth Cole and Twana Butler head to the social studies wing. I'll never finish this assignment!! Mike Vance and Debbie Taylor dig into an assignment. With 180 official days u school, we got plenty of prac- tice with assignments. Classes
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