Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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X 0 Quia l V X AX fa Memories perish with the passing of time. Never cons- tant, the collage of people and events which surrounds each of us fades and withers, becoming o mere spec- tre ol its former reality. Dusty attics and dirty shelves will serve as time capsules, preserving our only tangi- ble record of friends and experiences in high school- the yearbook. Not unlike Pcxndora's box, Omnibus '74 imprisons our memories, and, having been open- ed, frees the images which haunt its pages. In the future, when a remembrance of high school life grows faint, we need only to open our annual and look bark to the ioys of the past. rg, - Tl f- 4 I ,gr s, I fd ff I ' I fill

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Editors express gratitude A good yearbook is the result of a team effort. Each individual, serving as a part of the whole, must contribute his or her share. Thus, diversified efforts congealed to form a unified production -Omnibus '74. To the following people we give our thanks and sincere appreciation: Beverly Donovan, our sponsor, who saved us many dollars by catching our few mistakes and rushing to the post of- fice so that we wouldn't miss our deadlines. Gary Zwicker, our Inter-Collegiate Press Representative. Danny DeFalco, our cherubic friend from Taylor Publishing Company, who volunteered his time and efforts to the production of our book. Always here when we needed him, Mr. DeFalco provided us with original and creative ideas along with the nostalgic art work found on divider pages. Juanita Hundley, who provided us with a car for Homecoming and solved all of our unknowns. Jesse Pennell, professional photographer, who took the cover picture and mug shots. The administration who allowed us to roam the halls without passes. Debbie Gering who designed the collages and was number three on the staff. Junior Annual Staff for stapling the student directories. And finally to the entire Senior Annual Staff whose dedication, hard work, and sleepless nights made Om- nibus '74 a reality instead of a dream. 1. Publishing company representative, Gary Zwicker, leaves the Omnibus room. 2. Pleased expressions appear on the countenances of Mike Denson, Mr. DeFalco, and Shirley Foster as they proofread final copy. 3. Decisive ex- pressions plague Mike Denson and Shirley Foster after Mr. Zwicker proposes a suggestion. 4. Yearbook sponsor, Mrs. Donovan, shows Lindo Clowers how to improve her sentence structure. 5. Taylor Publishing Company representative, Danny DeFalco, arrives during afternoon hours to check on the yearbook's progression and to offer suggestions. 206 Acknowledgements JW P 41 -'hc ,ls 5 gr V 'Nm R

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7, , 0' in ig, Four ducks on o pond c grass-bank beyond o bluesky of spring White clouds on the wing What Q little thing To remember for years- To remember with tears! -William Allinghom