Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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James Woo(both top photos), co-editor, discovers that mental anquish is as much a part of the yearbook endeavor as physical labor. Photography! Where would we be without those pictures? Eric Schart is hanging some of his work to dry. The Legend Page 123

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The Legend Putting together a “If you put yearbook takes organi- ae aS zation, organization, and is ruined. What more organization. The an we do?” monumental task can be a great deal of fun and a learning experience as well. Many people be- lieve that only the friends of the editor end up in the yearbook. This is not the case. Candid photographs are used if they can be cropped to fit a certain space, if the subject can be identi- fied, and if the print is clear. Contrary to popu- lar opinion, the editor does not control all of the entries into the year- book. One cannot mention a yearbook without in- cluding the photogra- pher. He is the one who attends a school activity with a camera slung over his shoulder. Getting the pictures, and enough of them, once again takes more organization. A yearbook is a photo- graphic memory book of a particular school term. Our LEGEND staff, no matter how large or small, is dedicated to this goal. Organizing files is a necessity, as Sissy Estes learned this yea r as co-editor of The Legend. Page 122 The Legend

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