Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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1, fl' l 4 1i i ' , .V-M., s l Head photographer, Chuck Chamberlain, in his favorite position. Photo raphers Here come the photographers-where's my pic- tures? How did those pictures turn out after the photographers finished losing negatives and dropping cameras? Some don't make it, but the majority do and are used by both the DuValian and Safari editors. They are the harassed victims of both staffs, it's true, but the photographers always get the job done. HUUQA: U -' rg. M fu. Bert Goulait looks wary as his picture is snapped. This is what happens when the photographers get nervous near deadline time 209

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, ., ,, -, , , .WW 5 ,saga ' 1 gt - ' ,. ' KI,1.f.',,'i:jA,:,::ff?V. . 5. 'Z' T1 1- ,, .- . , QQJ5 5f f' v? '??:5jg Za 'Z - A Y .,. 2 '- f U ,,,pJfagen4'f T ' Sq -9 The Student Council, from President Devlin's point of view. s , I I 4 , ,H 4 qs,-X9 . 'vt 5-1 Coun il The link between the student body, the administration, and the faculty is the Student Council. This representative body serves as a student government and a service organization. Providing an opportunity for students to express their ideas and suggestions, the Student Council helps promote better under- standing Within our school. Oh come on, not back to class yet . . . Representatives war- ily watch the clock and wait for the This group critically analyzes the Student Council's plans. bell to ring. i 'iS ZII Lx