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48 “Congratulations, you have just purchased a piece of his- tory.” “‘Student expression is upon us. Never before have we felt such a need to be heard in our school.’ These words written by Dan Blanchard and printed in “Independent Voice’’ empha- sized the need for a school pa- per. With this need identified the journalism class began the dif- ficult first year. Beginnings are often rocky. While newspapers, ‘‘The Mona- can Underground’’ and ‘‘The Scout’’, had paved the way, the intent changed to a more tra- ditional design. The staff quickly learned the limitations and re- sponsibilities of school journal- ism. “Independent Voice’’, a pa- per for you, by you, and because of you, ‘“‘represented the dream of a student voice.” Row 1: Tina Adkins, Beth Haga, Lori Brown, Robin Gary, Dan Blanchard, Brook Michalik, Lisa Lyon. Row 2: Rob- ert Bonner, Marco Zucchi, Scott White, Heather Eckenrode, Heather Bright, Ad- INDEPENDENT VOICE rienne Enggi st, Jim Thomas. Row 3: John Perrin, Dan Crawford, Chris Porter, Jon- athan Walz, Luke Melia, Eric Maroney, John Murden, Eric Anderson. NEWSPAPER Scott White and Marco Zucchi col- laborate on a year’s end journalism proj- ect. Reviewing their work, Dan Blanchard and Lisa Lyon discuss the effectiveness of the page design.
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YEARBOOK You want what? When? It was business as usual for the yearbook staff. Certainly there was nothing new or dif- ferent. All we had to do was design these pages, take these photos, crop these photos, learn a quad pack from a ladder and keep smiling. Sometimes it real- ly wasn’t easy after all, and it really was new for most of the staff. With Matt Dalton as editor, a theme was chosen. Lots of en- thusiasm met the idea of an an- niversary issue. Then we real- ized we were a year too early to celebrate and quickly went back to the drawing board! ‘Chiefly Monacan”’ was a natural. Jodi Miller and Mary Becker were selected as section editors and soon found the help of oth- ers was a necessity. As in any other year there were those stu- dents and those teachers who, for a variety of reasons, made our job easier. Even as the year ended, our appreciation grew for these special people. Meredith White leaves yearbook to head for art class. A single page may be the product of several minds. YEARBOOK 47
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