Neil A Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Plymouth, MN)

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,3 May .. 1 MM: ,4 5 wwwiw You rm Not us a ngwreTs why; , a h at: 9E 5; $775 in$ nay' g 5 N ..4 made th IS bo 0ng ,' , Q wteach Students th ciasses We' ye presented them .4 nts in pastel coldrs. In fact, we 'Q n't gong to use any gimmicks at all, except the I1 f5t . Perhaps yearbooks are dying beCause of the staff's dishmiesty. They teii the year the way they'd like to see it', rather thanithe way the kids made it. Or they fan to express the mopd. Take the waif Chris? as ,yfti'ee on the oppoSit'e page. We didn t put itihere rabecaUSe it had Something to do with Christmas or eVengbecause a tree might symbolize growth It s , Is Our chV is honeSt and conqrse our layouts are at the leading magazines are doing Some Ygarpeok judges are; gomg to rip us apart for, 5m5ng other things, the way we hahdied Qur fastuity At Armstrongmstructorg are peopie who s 5:5 onks do In 14 .5 3w. 'wymther thing agfut honesty A student doesn't see the ye; Iggysipory IC spurts, but rather as it comes i ' ,; ee that ', that season. We' ve divided our'ko5k ihattvggd pause it lets everything fall In its plaoQ, chronoWally Fall and winter include their sports and actIVItIes and the peopie you see or hear most about that time of year. This is not to say that the yearbook ii '5 toward certain death or even that: theffway to save it. We're juStsay ,lrepresentative of Armstrongin 1971- 72, leaning ,5 toward something Slightly off 5 I got a great gimmick. eret's. tell the truth. A A -N M. Ohrbach deSIgner of VW ads 4w . v .

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