Mount de Sales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Salesian staff editors Laurie Hughes, Marjo Marker, Jim Jordan, Margaret Katz, Jane Conner, Jo Michel, Sheri Lendrum, and Maggie O’Shaughnessey pose for an unposed picture. Maggie, the epitome of efficiency. “One day I'm going to clean out this cabinet” A yearbook is exactly that—a book which contains the collected events of a school year. The word is deceptively simple, whereas composing an annual of any quality is anything but simple. . . It entails long hours of developing and cropping pictures, writing captions, doing and redoing layout designs, and even a couple of minutes planning how to arrange them. The staff is ready, willing, and able to risk writer’s cramp, insanity, and flashbulb blindness to present a masterpiece. So if you find a picture printed upside down or a caption that lapses into an unheard of foreign tongue, don’t tell anybody and we won't either. Advisor Miss Alexander strikes a pose.

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DREAM BUILDERS Greg McKelvey, Asst. Sports Editor, checks a layout. oy iy ee The yearbook staff climbs to new heights as their intelligence slides. With Sheri around, who needs a Watergate shredder? Margaret, artist. The two are equal.

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OUR FEARLESS LEADERS Student Council is often worthy of greater recogni- tion than it receives. Aided by class officers and other willing students, the Stu- dent Council officers shoul- der a sizeable burden. Each year the Group handles Homecoming, Get Ac- quainted Day, Student Di- rectory sale, and other ac- tivities too numerous to name. This school is fortu- nate to have those who as- sume responsibility without asking for rewards. Mrs. Brown, always willing to help. S.C. officers: Tim Deep, Audrey Shields, and Maggie and Mary O’Shaughn- essey. “Did you say 450 chicken dinners?” Homecoming’s honored guest.