Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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208 I think that it would have been easier to be Editor, if I didn't have to follow last years Editor, Kevin Thomas. He did a superb job and if some members of the staff would have just accepted the ways I wanted to do things instead of either comparing me to Kevin or always wanting things done the way he did them, things would have gone a lot smooth- er. I do have to say that being Editor or being in the year- book class, you not only learn how a yearbook is made, but you also get an insight on practically everyones personal and social lives, the newest in Vogue Magazine, Max Factor, and the latest on whats going on in the Soap Opera World . I want to say something about each and every person Cjust like Kevinj. First of all, I have to say thank you to my right hand man and I mean RIGHT HAND MAN CTootie-Fruitieb Craig Lopez. Jeff: We have been going to school together since the 2nd grade and that is a long time. Thank you very much for selling yearbooks all those times with such short no- tice. Tina CPARTYJ Martin: I hardly saw much of you this year, but I have to give you credit. You always found a way to come down from the HIGHEST places. Cthanx Craigj. Tina Maki: Couldn't believe after two years in yearbook you still didn't know where the rulers were. Livy: You caught on fast and did a good job on everything you did. I feel that you will probably go far in life. Lisa: If we had a lay-out of mirrors and lip gloss it would have been perfect for you. Marie: If looks could kill I wouldn't have been able to write this after that mistake in identity. Anna: You also caught on quickly to the procedures on constructing a lay-out. If all of you are on the staff next year l'm sure you will have.a very successful yearbook. Carol: I only heard parts of the stories but, it sounds to me that you are definitely not a party-pooper . DeAnna: I hope you have as much fun as I did in my Senior- year. ha ha Renee: You were the hardest person to write about. I just couldn't find a way to put my feeling down on paper. Good luck in the future. Tammy: You have always given me the impression of being a very caring person. Good luck in the life ahead. Cathy: I know that you weren't to thrilled about doing the play and l'm sorry you got stuck with it. But life would be real dull if we didn't try different exper- iences. Right? ? ?? Annette: I want to say that you were the quietest one from that table. You did a lot for the Senior Class. You are a real dedicated person. You too will probably go far in life. John Merchant: You really put excitement into our class. You kept everyone on their toes Cincluding Mr. Francoj in trying to figure out if you were going to get your work done on time. I have to save the best for last: Dennis: You are a very warm and understanding person. Just having you smile at me when things got rough brought me out of the worst moods. I thank you for that. Last but not least: Mr. Franco: Being Editor was a big job. And I thank you for choosing me to do that job. I hope that in the process I did not give you sleepless nights or migraine headaches. ' I would also like to thank Mrs. Morgan for those times she would give me ideas when I ran out, and Pam Peterson for finding room, for my late bulletins, A special thank you to Randy Jones. Without his talent in photography and fast developing this yearbook would not have been completed. xyjxglflfnml 1

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