Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Dear Faculty, Staff, and Students, When I stepped forward early this school year to reestablish the ECHO, I didn ' t know what to expect. I had never before worked on a yearbook, not to mention being a co-editor. Things were rough at times and the ECHO staff put a lot of time and effort into the yearbook, sometimes more than they had wished. How- ever, I feel the end result will make up the difference for all of the time my staff devoted. I think the ECHO is an important part of our experiences here at GC. Years from now, we can look through these pages and relive the best, if not the most difficult, years of our lives. I would like to give special thanks to Kim Baker, Carlos Anzola, Mark DeJournette, Mi- chelle Hampton, Patricia Hedgecock, Gardi- ner Henderson, Renee LeFavre, Lee Moore, Patrick Schott, Tim Wall, Misti Hospodor, Lin- da Wilson, Howard Sherrill, Dr. Harold An- drews, and Dean Efird for the time and effort they put forward for this cause. I hope you enjoy the yearbook and I look forward to see- ing you again next year. Sincerely, Russ Bailey People 25

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To whom it may concern: When I took on the job of co-editor, I didn ' t know what I was getting into. I couldn ' t understand why people were reluctant to do it. I had only worked on a yearbook twice before — once in junior high, and once in high school. I discovered quickly that editing is a different ballgame entirely. It was tough, but I ' d do it again. Signing my name to page envelopes made me feel pretty important! Hah! I only wish I had another year to work out the kinks. I ' m sure there are mistakes, and I apologize for them. But, hey ' , enjoy the book anyway! Thanks to all my friends for putting up with me, especially Kathryn and Dawna. These pictures are for you all! Sincerely, Kimberly A. Baker 26 People