Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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for a Story This year ' s journali sm class worked hard to fill the yearbook with special memories of the 1982-83 school year. They chose the theme of “Here ' s Looking At You. ' ' The numerous editions of the Jacket Journal kept the class busy struggling to meet deadlines. Writing, proofreading, and typing articles were only part of the job. There were also stenog- raphing, layout, and printing to be done. A. Pondering over the next deadline is Mrs. Orlich. B. Looking over the journalism class are Todd Debar and Cindy Welbes edi- tor-in-chief of the Jacket journal. D. “Oh come on you guys, not another picture, complain Patti Billingsley and Dawn Sawicki. E. Trying to finish his newspaper article before the deadline is Sam Apley. F. Looking through art books to deco- rate the newspaper pages is June Kirby.

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The history department at Memphis can be very demand- ing. Students of Mrs. Jeffery and Mr. Kriesch are kept busy in government. American history, Michigan history, and modern western civilization. Mr. Swain has a modern western civiliza- tion class, and Mrs. Orlich has a current events class. A. “What time is it?” asks Mrs. Jeffery. B. Trying to get their history assignment done are Collin Flick, Tom Thibodeau and Chuck Spens. C. Totaling the results of the school election are Kelly McKiernan and Paul Trujillo. D. Voting in the election is Mike Brusca. E. “1:50 p.m. spells relief!” says Mr. Kriesch. F. Keeping an eye on his students is Mr. Swain. G. Figuring out the Jumble puzzle is Scott Porter.