Dunedin High School - Talon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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For awhile there, I wasn ' t too sure about life or me. Either I was crazy or it was crazy, but there definitely was something wrong with one of us. My grades were rotten, my job was boring and my dog didn ' t even like me much any more. Everything was out to get me and so I responded in the proper way. I got depressed and then I got depressed because I was depressed. Day to day existence was first a trip, then a fall and finally a plunge into a series of disasters. But you know what saved me? A little help from my friends and a couple of jars of peanut butter. I had a book once when I was five or six that was called A Friend Is Gomeone Who Likes You. And when someone likes you, you begin to like yourself. 348

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from The EDIT0R9 Karen Dannenberger — Editor, Edition I ' M ' ! .. ■ f W- .Vw t • ' K ' j 1 1 V ' V ' V ' . 9 o Z, 1 Throughout this past year it has slowly dawned on me that a yearbook is not )ust a conglomeration of pictures and words printed out by a machine A yearbook is a collage of memories intricately pieced together by people who put spe- cial personal touches on every page to encompass fond thoughts of the year gone by. I would like to take this space now to acknowledge those certain people who have helped me make it through this semester First, to Karen, Linda, Angie, and Jeanne, who helped relieve the insanity in 16A5, THANKS ' Also, to advisor Miss Lana Brown whose guiding hand was a constant comfortC ' ) I could never complete this page without mention of fvir Ken Holt and his son Jeff at Dunedin Studios for supplying us with all our film, developing, and many of our pictures (including all of our Senior portraits). They virtually saved my skin several times by hurrying to develop needed pictures on deadlines. Also, a big thank you to Kyle Duncan, our Tay- lor representative, who put up with our panic on the day before a deadline. Finally, thank you to everyone at DHS for giving me this golden opportunity. That is, to experience what true bedlam and panic really are! Happy Trails, DHS! Susan Packard Linda Goodlifte — Business Editor Susan Packard — Editor-in-Chiel

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If something goes wr-ong, if gefs blamed on me. If anyone ever gets caught, it ' s always me. Like Ziggy or Charlie Chaplin, I ' m a born loser. Either that, or I must wear an expression that says Hi, I ' m stupid. Who gets caught getting a fake yearbook picture under the name Jack Daniels? Me. Who is responsible for screwing up the directions for Car 29 in the Car Rally? Me again. On Qenior Skip Day, who is unexcused because of honesty, not because of being at River Country? Me? Yup. But at least I kept out of trouble long enough to graduate. It could be, I did something right after all. 349