Eisenhower High School - Lance Yearbook (Russell, PA)

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RECOGNITION We, the yearbook staff of 1977, would like to extend our thanks to Miss. Zeestraten, for the precious time she devoted in an effort to publish the 1977 edition of the Eisenhower Lance. Beginning the school year with a new and somewhat inexperienced staff, as well as a new advisor, we were forced to learn and experience many things that had been very foreign to us. The staff this year had been small, and the hours spent after school have been long and entangled. We realize that we have made many errors. We have broken many traditions set by previous staffs. We hope that these changes have been an improvement to the 1977 Lance. This year has been the first year that a yearbook has been published soley by the staff. Though we have made mistakes we are quite proud of our accomplishment. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy our finished product. 6 THE 1977 YEARBOOK STAFF.

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OUR FRIENDS They are not long, the weeping, and the laughter. Love and Desire and Hate: I think not long, the days of wine and roses: Out of a misty dream Our path emerges for awhile, then closes Within a dream............... Ernest Dawson Up and away, like the dew of the morning Soaring from earth to its home in the sun So let me steal away, gently and lovingly, Only remembered by what 1 have done. SALLY HANSON LINDELL Daughter of Mr. Sherm Hanson Wife of Mr. Rodney Lindell Russell, Pennsylvania HOBART SANDERS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders Sugar Grove, Pennsylvania Keith Michaels Son of Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Michaels Russell, Pennsylvania Jed Lundmark Son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lundmark Russell, Pennsylvania Larry York Son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton York Sugar Grove, Pennsylvania Terry Ristau Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ristau Warren, Pennsylvania

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I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people who have helped in the building of the 1977 Lance. Very few people realize the time and effort that must be put forth to publish a book of memories from a school year. This has been a difficult, and hectic year. Because of the Teacher Strike, and a very poor winter, we lost several weeks of work hours; thus bringing speedy deadlines and much tension. We attempted to build a very different and unique yearbook. We cut, pasted and printed each page separately in order to economize our budget. The work was hard, the hours were long. Because of this our staff soon dwindled down to a hand full. Those who remained had to listen to my complaints, and I thank each of them for there contributions. As our year of 1977 comes to an end we hope that we have captured a few moments worth remembering. We hope that you will overlook our mistakes, and be proud of our accomplishments. Sincerely, Carol Bloomgren 1977 YEARBOOK EDITOR