Dondero High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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SFROUT FITOIVI LITTLE flCOiillS u-q,.....,,. This years' OAK STAFF was fortified with new members, and new ideas. These ideas included in- creasing the number of pages, and reverting to a tradi- tional type of yearbook. We also had a new and in- sightful advisor, Mrs. Schultheiss, who encouraged these growths. You, the reader, may judge our success. fl ' ' 0. -yu , -L, 1, was Q, U v . .N4bf,. -9. 3 . ,... . ..,, J- ig, t Kg ABOVE: The 1980 OAK staff. LEFT: Holly Hoolehan weighs a possibility. Y ' .N v Nzf -iii., . in 2, ,E fo 1 I ABOVE: Colleen Boozer and Julie Daschke shift through pix LEFT: A penny for them, Jim Hughes.

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7 - ',,1' K -,Xi THE VIIGHTT OMS wi .. ,. ew P Q' ' If I YQ V -iv. i gkf .Q 4 .N v 'w it , x Angie Pielack is trying to decide on the right picture. One of the fabulous group conferences. 4' f. QF' V -L 1 .1 31 15' g ABOVE: Karen Honeycutt leafs through an old OAK for inspira- tion. RIGHT: Wade Nitowski in the secret files! 1 I f Whr . 4: .,.f W'

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GENESIS, HEVELRTIOHS . Dondero's literary magazine Genesis has had another very rewarding year. Genesis is created by the Dondero's imaginative Writing Class and consists of short stories, poetry, art, and photography submitted by the student body of Dondero High School. In addition to Genesis, the Creative Writing Class also publishes a magazine called REVELATlONS , which con- tains work done by the Imaginative Writing Class only. iit' - re My best friend is the dic.Qonary, thinks Alec Kirby. ,f X Xxtf 1 ' :ffl tk' Jean Pugsley and John Gourley share ideas. Marie Hawkey rereads a masterpiece. MMmn,d'wd,.,,,,,,,,,,.. A . ws.. .,., . . Q- .. ,W K. uw., A .,,.,.,,,....--an- 'H-M-'F' www- .Qi is f- : d . A X Patti Carlson practices her yoga. . . .-- ,U ' mi s . Q ' YQ-, X if Colleen Songderath, one of Revelations'i talented let ters.