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This is it! You are now reading THE HARDCOVER YEARBOOK MAGAZINE-the yearbook that dares to do more. And just how did this book deveIope into its present form? That's a good question. When I was working on the 74 Keystonia tlast year's yearbookt with Dennis Carson, and editor, Marguerite Faggioni, we tried to make the traditionaly Hdead yearbook a little more alive. We changed publishers, and photog- raphers, and tried to start something Th a little different. This difference might e be described as a trend towards the H d Itcampy, and a good example of it is ar co U er Dennis's Kutztown Game, which appeared in Y b k thebook. ear .00 I wanted to get some fiction, and cartoon- magaZIne ing into the picture, and so, came up with a short story by George Weaver, and some cartoon features. We were on our way. The books cover was also a bit untradi- tional and gave a nice overall flavor to the annual. The start of the 74-75 school year found myself, and Marguerite the only yearbook staff leftovers. We became co-editors and worked together until Margo transfered to American University, in Washington, DC. at the close of the first semester. So, now the yearbook was my baby, and I took full advantage of my position. I christened it THE HARDCOVER YEARBOOK MAGAZINE, and created Kaptain Keystonia as its symbol. I managed to get together a really good staff including such people as cartoonist, Mark Ammerman, and past editor of the Mouth, Ron Perry. I was also able to interest several very talented people into contribut- ing thier work-George Weaver, and Kaytee Umbreit, for example. An ad campaign of sorts was initiated to make the students aware of our metamor- phosis. This campaign included ads in the campus newspaper, posters, mimeo sheets, and tent cards, which many of you may re- member seeing around campus. And so, THE HARDCOVER YEARBOOK MAGAZINE is born. I hope you enjoy it, and look forward to hearing any comments on it that you may have. Thank you. Enjoy!
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