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DON ' T THINK WE CAN REACH THAT HIGHI Hon eybees help decorate the gym. Cassie Williams. She- lia Shodrock. and Monica Shaner add crepe paper to the theme of the pep rally. Chaxfeen PeArce 219 .. . Community
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JAME9 LAWNMOWER SALES c SERVICE 9MALL ENGINE REPAIR LAWN MOWERS GO-CARTS MINI-BIKES NATHAN R. JAME9 648-0 1 82 5034 RIGSBY AVE. SAN ANTONIO, TX 78222 EDGERS BICYCLES Community by Andrea Fling . . . 220
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Here it was once again, the yearbook staffers most dreaded time of the year, summer. Why, summer? Summer was supposed to be a students ' favorite time of the year. Summer for a staff member, however, meant ads. Even if you were a veteran yearbook member ads still held a slight fear for you. Most people can ' t handle rejection once, but when you sell ads you face it W to 15 times in one day. The veteran did, how- ever, have a slight edge because most of the shyness he or she had when joining the staff quickly disappeared by the end of the first year. It was easiest to start with the people you knew, the people you knew would buy an ad. It could have been your moth- er, your father, or your neighbor. It was a way to boost the ego and make you con- fident before embarking on the perilous JOURNEY OF REJECTION. Once that option was gone it was time t a£C acU ctfi. to pound the pavement, time to find a few compassionate people who would either buy an ad immediately or at least give you a wonderful indefinite maybe. Store after store, door after door, rejection after re- jection, until finally you heard the most wonderful three letter word in the English Language YES. Those three little letters that came so infrequently meant so much to hear. Those three little letters made all the re- jections seem of little significance. Those three little words made you happy, the sponsor happy, the buyer happy, and most of all the accountant happy because the money would allow the yearbook to pay its bills so there would be a yearbook. The ads not only made it possible to sell the yearbook to the students at a decent price, but it allowed the community and its people to be recognized for their efforts to support the school.
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