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The Advisor's Page Remarks overheard from the corner of a yearbook advisor's ear: . . . but if he marks on the curve, my 57 will be a B-! He never even lets you finish explaining, no matter how good a liar you are. She got one of those Earth Shampoo sample kits: | could smell it on her hair after swimming. How could he mark me down for not participating in class when I’m THERE every day? He swapped me two 15” tires for my big Budman poster and a blow-up of the February Playgirl-of-the-Month. And just as Johnny Carson ended, | remembered | had to bake brownies for the cake sale. Well, the reason nobody ever knows what the editor-in-chief looks like is because they always hide out all year in Mrs. Sawyer's office. Well, if good things DO come in small packages, how do you explain Lori Areia? Would you believe he wanted to change his Senior Questionnaire in January when it went to press in October . . . and it isn't our fault that he isn't going to marry her now. You know, that Mr. Sullivan must think he’s Kojak or somebody. They say she left school last period every day all last year. . . and nobody ever caught her! So | said to him, “Mr. Saltzman, you give me a ninth and I'll burn your house down! ’ She's twice as wide in the body as she is on top. If you just walk by them with some papers in your hand, they never bother you. He only grew a ‘fro to cover up his pinhead. How come we can't have a Portuguese coffee mug for the banquet. . . | know, it's that blankety-blank O'Malley again. Did Mr. Calnan really stay out because he had a sore throat, or was he having a hair transplant? | have to lose 10 pounds by next week or go naked to the Banquet. That makes FOUR kids with doctor's certificates to get out of that class. We ought to have a mini-course in Senior Survival. Did you know you can get a quick high on the bus fumes coming through the vents at 1:30 every day? | traced the map from the book and she marked me down because she said the book was wrong. Yellow slips are good things . . . sometimes. Is it true that Mr. Charbonneau was asked to be Joel Grey's understudy? They ought to sell cigarette papers in the bookstore. How come the teachers get a coffee break and we don't? Does anybody know how to open a car window vent without a coat hanger? The next time he gives me a conduct card, I'm going to get my aunt to give him the Portuguese Evil Eyel It's not fair. . . | did my OWN homework for the first time all year, and when we came back after the snowstorm, she said we didn't have to pass it in. By the time | finish paying for all the college applications, | won't have enough left to pay the tuition. Her English teacher wouldn't change it, so she just marked it over herself from a B to an A. No jive. . . the yearbook cover isn't REALLY going to be purple and orange, is it? But SERIOUSLY, we'd like to paste gold stars bn the foreheads of the following people and organizations for their inestimable contributions to the CRIMSON LOG of 1975: Mr. Walter Owen for our adorable '75 whale on the cover and elsewhere, Mr. Millette and his troops for their emergency aid, Mr. Saltzman and gang for sports and other coverage, the CRIMSON COURIER, the NEW BEDFORD STANDARD-TIMES and its great librarian, Maurice Lauzon, the New Bedford Free Public Library Reference Room, Dodge-Murphy Photographers and Joe Norris for tremendous service, Arnie Lohmann and Taylor Publishing, all faculty who had their patience tried to the limit, every staff member who worked so hard and long to make it possible, and most of all, to Nancy Pacheco, our Editor-in-Chief, for putting it all together. . . the best CRIMSON LOG we've ever had, of course! Affectionately, Roberta H. Sawyer The Advisor's Page 21
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CONTRIBUTING STAFF: NOT PICTURED — Susan Cohen, Debbie Chervinsky. CONTRIBUTING EDITOR: Carol Correia — é St ADVERTISING STAFF: Pictured above: Lynn Donlan, Elizabeth Perry, Gail Amaral, Susan Hallett. ALSO: David ADVERTISING EDITOR: Eric Spencer Crumley, Jeff Demers, Susan Pires. TYPING STAFF: Pictured above: Rox Anne Rock, Diana Lawrence, Valerie PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Pictured above: Dasis Gounaris, George Racine, Fred Walder, Ed Rose, Jan Bin- Tomasik, Arlene Bulotsky. ALSO: Barbara Foster. das, Susan Bociek. ALSO: Gary Sawicki. 20 Yearbook Staff
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