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DE VILS AD VOCA TE Thanks to Pischel Yearbooks lnc. and Bob Trimble for making this Yearbook look like a Yearbook instead ofa well-rounded version of Portnoy's Complaint . . . Steve for his exaggerated, l risked my life for these photos stories. . . Bill and Steve for their uncalled for animal imitations. Thanks to Kevin for his enlightening thoughts on sports section layouts and his classes on Rubber Cement Sculpture. And yes, there is a Houdini in every class. Guess who Sandy? Thanks to Cathy, Bob, and Maggie for their dependability and outstanding work in class sections. . . and Pam and Sue for extracting an index from mounds of illegible material without so much as a threat to quit the class. . . Paul for layouts the first semester, and hideouts the second . . . Thanks to Kendra for making the activities outstanding, with the help of Ms. Himes, who deserves the highest acclaim for her volunteered devotion to her loving students . . . Thanks to Gordon who came out of the dark room only for his report card, and prints in answer to last minute frenzied deadlines. . . To Roget's Thesaurus for its help with words like: Salad Days, Verbalizationwise, and bunk . . . To Janice for making sure Pam got the message to come back to class or else. . . To Barb for just plain being there and doing an excellent job on her section . . . Kim and Terry for sticking with it, and finishing the year without a dismal word . . . To Eric who was neither solarized, polarized, just sensitized. . . Ken Mosburg and the Art Dept. who showed us that painting by numbers is not all skill . . . Thanks to Karen for coming through on Ms. I-limes' birthday party and putting it to the Faculty. . . To Linda and Michelle for contributing words that captured thoughts without pictures. . . Thanks to Barry Steel and his photo lab . . . To Cindy, Dawn, and Sharlotte for revealing to us that there was a Junior and Sophomore class. . . Kee Coleman for prints. . . Craig Shadburn of the ' Newspaper Staff for services and pictures rendered fpg. 1163 . . . To Cindy for braving the job as'Editor- what a tough life. Finally to the students and administration of Del Campo High School for putting the Yearbook staff through ---- l 299
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