Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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1-.tl f 'W The OMEGA taff capture sl M ?u-.. Tony Majestic demonstrates the method of adjusting a camera for Advisor .loan Sheppard and Editors-im chief Linda Jones and Doug Frazier. ff mr. I Dynamic layouts are produced for the sports section through the collaboration of the sports and layout staffs. Smff members include Tom Scott, Vicki Oates, Ella Parks, Bruce Hill, Pat Rea, and Cindy Rosenberger. lwiwau V' M if The Underclassmen Section, the nucleus of the ,66 Omega staff, gains valuable experience in the jour- nalisticarts. Section members are Nancy Weitzel, Nancy Buterbaugh, Mary Kolb, Naomi Weitzel, Bonnie Johnson, Sandy Kerner, and foe Radosevich. 70

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5 IPI If Criticizing their own editorials, Diana Brathulzn, Ed Thorsett. Linda Lueclfel, and Charlotte Lenz consult Faye Econo- 777108. if-v high journalistic qualit . 43 . X .ff 3 Circulation staff memlzcrs Carol Hedges, Anna .Uae Wallace, and Harriet Koterzcrts prepare issues of the Oracle for distribu- tion. :funn Preparing front page layout, Linda Foley, Anna tllae Wallace, Gloria Boar, Sue Pinder, Diane Morales, and Louise Hall consult editors Bill Sutton and Pat Rinaldi.

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Uverleals memories. Pandemonium, frustration, excitement, and a general air of controlled turbulence were characteristic of the yearbook staff as the deadline approached. Pictures, copy, captions, layout, and an unbelievable num- ber of tiny details were somehow compiled and composed into the ultimate product. Behind the last weeks of frantic activity were months of routine planning and brain- wracking creativity. The staff passed through successive phases of contemplation, instruction, realization, and aggressive dedication. Discouraging and trying situ- ations were faced, conquered, and made more than worthwhile by the attainment of the final goal. Their satisfaction lay in having created a book in which journalistic principles interwove a multitude of events to record one year of Overlea's life for her students. ln the midst of the predescribed turmoil, the endeavors of the various staffs were directed and co-ordinated by the editors- in-chief, Linda Jones and Doug Frazier and advisor, Mrs. Sheppard. . tr Involved in the various intricacies of creating a yearbook are members of the Organizations, Copy and Faculty staffs: Walt Gronflzilr, Charlie Finer, Marju Siimsen, Sue Jacobs, Sharon Veach, Linda Hahn, and Janet Rada. Mm, Q, Exemplifying the spirit of cooperation prevalent among the Omega staff members, Linda Weitzel, Business Erlitor, airlcs Pat McCormick, Bill Westerfield, Sharon Noz and Karen Little of the Acliz-ities Section com- pile a calendar of school functions. Pizfures, the hr-art of the Omega, are plannerl anzl exarrzinefl by Karen Thacker, Linzla Becker, Pam llilcs, Scheduling Edi- tor, Bcity fllooreheafl, aml Senior Editors Robin Walter ami foyce Lyall. 7I