Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

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Amplifier Delivers On Time The 1984-85 Amplifier had a good year. They introduced new goals and columns. On the average the Amplifier sold a little over three hundred copies per printing. The papers were printed twice monthly and were sold for ten cents per copy. They have made about four hundred dollars in pro- fits each year and planned to spend it on a new Commo- dore 64 computer system. Mr. Schmorrow said, “We buy things for the paper to make it easier for the students.” The computer has saved much paper work and has done many tasks such as making it possible to edit copy right on the computer along with computer-justified columns. Another feature recently added to this year’s Amplifier was the Rock-n-Roll and Game page. Overall, Mr. Schmorrow expressed that the 1984-85 issues of the Amplifier have been better than ever. Mr. Schmorrow also felt that three of his students : Ron Hart, Stephanie Fody , and Dylan Schmorrow deserved extra special recognition for their contributions to the Amplifier over the past three years. The student body has truly appreciated the Amplifier staff and their efforts. Top Row: Christy Carter, Pat Maday, Stephanie Fody, Ron Hart, Dylan Schmorrow. Middle Row: Renee Mozal, Terri Hand, Tammy Schenck, Fred Ciaramitaro, .Jennifer Drake, Jim Grosser, Scott Lock. Bottom Row: Amy Lasher, VVendv Jowett, Wendy Jones, Kim Behn.

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Record “Fore vers” The seniors enrolled in the class accepted responsibilities and per- formed them on time according to advisor Mr. Schmorrow. Co-Editors of the class were Ron Hart and Dylan Schmorrow. Their main job was to get the paper out on time. Other important members were Jim Grosser who was in charge of the sports section and his assis- tants Scott Lock and Renee Mozal who have been in the class for one year. They wrote a sports column from ideas that Jim Grosser gave them. In charge of the layouts was Stephanie Fody who has been in the class for two years. Other members of the class that did the news are Amy Lasher and Wendy Jowett. They have both been in the class for one year. Mr. Schmorrow said that everyone in the class has done a fine job. Top Row : Scott I ock, Ron Hart, Jim Grosser, Dylan Schmorrow. Bottom Row : Renee Mozal, Amy Lasher, Wendy Jowett, Stephanie Fody. 1. Wendy Jowett puts the finishing touches 1. on her column. 2. Renee Mozal, Jim Grosser and Wendy Jow- ett are thinking about the football column. 25

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1. Senior, Stephanie Fody is checking the final copy for the next issue of the Amplifier. 2. The first Amplifier is available in the library, but the style has changed. 3. Callingonanad for the next issue of the Amplifier is junior Tammy Sehenck. The first issue of the Amplifier appeared in 1925. It has come a long way since then. It underwent many changes. Those first issues were published monthly in contrast with the present printing every two weeks. There was also a strange twist in the authors of the Amplifier. The paper was for the student body but written by the faculty. In order to teach at Marys- ville High School each teacher had to write a column for each issue of the Amplifier. This year the Amplifier celeb- rated its 60th Anniversary which a local newspaper, the Times Herald , wrote about. 2 . 27