Memphis High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Memphis, TX)

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The Yearbook Layouts . . . negatives . . . write-ups . . . pictures . . . printing . . . deadlines! What does it all mean? Who knows - but put it all together with a little originalitl' and a lot of patience and the result should be a yearbook. Staff Members worked especially hard this year trying to capture all of the activities and emotions of the year either in pictures or in writing. This year's editors were Lisa Ferris and Tina Foxhall. Mrs. Tribble, the yearbook sponsor, is responsible for almost all of the book. She spent endless hours printing and developing pictures and she kept the rest of us from going completely bananas when deadlines came around. 'PES' A-.Mfst Q PHASE 1 - Layouts: Tina draws up a layout, which is the basic part of a PHASE 2 - Pictures: Bob shows his style with a camera. In a yearbook. yearbook, pictures show it all. .ff ff! f x ' X PHASE 3 - Negatives: Lance and Mrs. Tribble try and PHASE 4 - The Dark Room: Here is where most of the work is done on a year decide which negative will print the best picture. book. James and Allan are getting prepared to print. 26