Oxbow High School - Olympian Yearbook (Bradford, VT)

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This page sponsored by Mr. 8L Mrs. Richard Pike Sr. Producing this yearbook has been an incredible feat in view of the fact that most of it was produced within the past two weeks. It got off to an extremely slow start and was perpetually behind schedule due to the lack of participa- tion by certain students. However, we have managed to pull through. I would especially like to thank Richard Pike, Barbara Carson, Robby Gilson, Steven Ertle and Kris Herman. Bruce Jacobs, by selling over S1000 worth of ads, also deserves recognition and thanks. The photography staff, too, contributed greatly to the production of the year- book. Many long hours of work went into this book. I realize, that there were a few changes this year tall for the bet- ter in my opinionj, and if anybody has any criticism Cother than constructive criticismj, you must first ask yourself: what have you done to make this year- book? EDITOR'S NOTE m'......q

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DEDICATION We, the graduating class of 1982, would like to dedicate the eleventh edition of the Oxbow Olympian to Irene Croteau. Ms. Cro- teau is a dedicated member of the Oxbow faculty who always has a smile for everyone. We will always remember how her sense of humor made homeroom a little more bear- able, and also how good natured she was about our excessive ad libbing in the One Act Play. She's added excitement to our years at Oxbow. We thank you for being there, Ms. Croteau.

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The Yearbook staff thanks Mr. Lavin and Mr. Gitchel for their dedication to the production of this yearbook. Their guidance and assistance has helped make this yearbook possible. Thank you. 1' APPRECIATION