Eisenhower High School - Lance Yearbook (Russell, PA)

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Co-Editors When just asked to be a Co-Editor of the '75 yearbook, I was totally in the dark as to the duties of a Co-Editor. Having no experience on any previous staff, I learned the ropes from Brian. Along with a small staff that was willing to work, we were able to, I feel, create the best yearbook Eisenhower has ever had. I thank the staff for putting up with me and our hurried deadlines, when things got a bit too hectic. Because we were new to the idea of the yearbook and because we had a staff that was willing to spend some long hours working during and after school, we were able to complete a yearbook that reflects the school they way the student sees it. 8 This is the fourth consecutive year that I have been a member of the Lance Yearbook Staff. Previously, I functioned as the yearbook's staff photographer. This year I functioned as co-editor and photographer. I am very much pleased with this year's book. I'd very much like to thank our advisor, Mr. Jeff Bartsch and the great bunch of kids who worked on this year's book. I would like to thank my co-editor, Rick Schmitt for the great work he has done. There is one other person. He also happens to be my best friend, who deserves more thanks and recognition than anyone. He has been more fantastic help than any other staff member. I've talked with Him every day about the design and the needs of our book. He's stood beside me every time I've taken a picture, each time I've drawn a layout and always when there's been a need in the preparation this book He has come through by supplying those needs. His name is Jesus Christ. Each day He walks beside me and I thank Him for the great things He does in my life every day. I've watched Jesus meet and solve the problems of the '75 Lance. There are to many miracles to even begin to mention them. But I thank Him that He is still a living, exciting, moving God in our world and the lives of His people today. Lord Jesus, thanks again for your help

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Motto: Seniors Class of 75 We the class of 75 have mixed emotions about our graduation. For many of us, graduation is a time of joy in which we can lookback at the twelve, seemingly endless, years and say to ourselves, We did it. We're on our way now. Many of us will be- off to college, others to work and even others to the armed forces. Where ever we go, it is for personal betterment and graduation is the first step in that direction. Emotionally, graduation is a time for sadness. It is a time of leaving a place which has been our home for six years. It's a time of leaving teachers and friends who have been directly involved in the way we turned out. The security of EHS is gone and all we have are the memories. It's all part of being a senior and we happily and sadly accept it. Flower: Sweetheart Rose Colors: Burgundy and White To stand strong graciously; to smile; to love always; and to seek understanding these are the worthy ambitions of a life worth living. 10