Gunn High School - Olympian Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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ln order to produce an effective yearbook, it is important to have the cooperation of many individuals. At this time, we would like to take the opportunity to thank some of these people who gave us the support we needed to get the job done. First of all, we would like to show our appreciation to Linda Searle and Anne Garr for being so helpful to the yearbook staff in such ways as collecting surveys, pictures, running off thousands of copies of pop polls, senior box sheets and various other forms needed throughout the year. The Oracle staff was also instrumental in that they provided us with articles and other necessary information. Thank you, Mr. Farrell, for sharing RC 5 with us and putting up with our staff in general. Ken Ruinard deserves recognition for waking up at 8:00 a.m. on a Saturday morning to draw some excellent artwork at extremely short notice. Liz Thornton also deserves our thanks for her outstanding artwork on the division pages. Finally, we would like to thank all the people who helped us in the production of ads, sports, pop polls and fads. Without your support, the yearbook would not have been possible. Thank you very much, The 1982 Olympian Staff Putting together a yearbook is an awesome task. It cannot be done by any one individual or even a small group of people. It requires the cooperation and contribution of each and every member of the staff. Nothing would have been possible without the Photo staff. They were understaffed and overworked. Photo Editor Richard Jamison and his staff Eric Simmons, Paul Brown and Linda Wong spent many long hours after school and on weekends shooting, developing and printing the badly needed pictures. There were lost negatives and missing pictures, as there are in any production effort. The 1982 Olympian will reflect the outstanding results of their fine work. The Personnel section, all underclass and senior pictures, casuals, clubs and various other pages, is often taken for granted. These are some of the most monotonous and timevconsuming pages to work on. They are also some of the most important. Co-Personnel Editors Jeanie Waltuch and Nancy Parker and their staff, Janet Bording, Liz Thornton, Lindsay Blum, Sarah Bjork, Megan Wheeler and Marianne Murad, spent countless hours typing, organizing and laying out pages. Their dedication and hard work is what kept the staff together. Sports, led by Kathy Moffeit, had the always difficult task of scheduling team pictures and coaxing shy coaches to write articles in addition to their page layouts. This is no easy undertaking but Debby Liang, Chris Nelson, Ruth Hamerton- Kelly, Roy Myers and Kathy did a great job. Lena Jang, the Ads Editor, was new to yearbook this year. With a staff of one, Lena did the incredible job of organizing ads, contacting businesses and keeping the books up to date. She had some help from other staff members but the bulk of the work was done by her. She did an outstanding job and we couldn't have done it without her. The entire staff should be congratulated for the Ad sales this year. Never before has there been such enthusiasm and cooperation from everyone. We reached an all time high in individual combined sales. This is something to be proud of. There are several people who did extra pages in addition to their regular work on the staff. They performed above and beyond the call of duty and they deserve special thanks. Most of all, I would like to thank Mr. Penley. There were times when he yelled and got impatient with us but that was because he cared. Walking into an almost empty classroom or finding a big mistake were the times when this editor was ready to throw in the towel. Mr, Penley was always there to put things back into perspective. The Olympian would have been non-existent without him. In conclusion, I would like to personally thank each and every member of the 1982 staff. It was a great privilege to work with you all. Thanks for a job well done. Bonnie Goodman Editor in Chief

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