Patrick Henry High School - Patriot Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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,ffesa - , ThaT madhouse in lvlcQuilkin Hall sixTh period, where all The people are running around pulling Their hair ouT, is only The PaTrioT room. Those crazy words They keep shouting abouf-cropper, layouT, dummy. TriplicaTe--are The Tools of The yearbook Trade. Those finks who keep popping up with a camera iusT when you don'T have your hair combed are only doing Their job Trying To make our award- winning book beTTer Than ever. The ominous click- ing that can be heard in 2-204 is an indicafion ThaT They're recharging Their baTTeries. And ThaT look of relief on The face of advisor Mrs. Brooks around 6 March is The sign ThaT The Pafriol' has meT iTs dead- .-f l file, 'ine' Mass Confusion, Utter Bedlam ppl What's Going On Here? 5. Finding the right picture is certainly a problem. 6. The art staff, Nancy Cundiff, Tommy McDonald, Sara Crawford, Clyda Anderson, and Martha Findlay design the layouts for all pages. 7. Ginny Kurshan, Editor, and Mrs. Brooks are pleased with a suggestion from the staff. 7

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Preparing final copy for shipment are Mary Mays, Penny Grossman, Ellen Johnson, Katie Hill, LeNeta Maddock, Suzanne Riley, Diane Davis, and Teresa Lax. 2. Ann Janney, Bob Evans, and Kathy Fricke examine new pictures for quality. 3. The Patriot staff started work even before school opened. 4. Buck Jacoby checks the profits as Russ Merritt, David Morse, and Butch Scott look proudly at another ad.

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72 Hard Work Gets News While mosT sTuclenTs loolc Torward anxiously To Fri- days, Teachers face ThaT day wiTh an unusual amounl' of anxieTy. They lcnow how much They will have To yell aT Their sTudenTs ThaT.day To puT away Their newspapers. So much do PaTrioTs enioy reading The arTicles, ediTorials and TeaTures oT The S'I'a'I'esman ThaT They can'T seem To puT iT down. All This enioymenT does noT go unnoTic:ed by The hard-working sTaTT. Their smiling faces are very evidenT on days when The paper comes ouT. How- ever, on oTher days There is noT a smile To be seen. Some sTaTTers hurry To geT lasT minuTe sTories, picTures and headlines while oThers 'lranTically bang TypewriTers To meeT one oT The sevenTeen deadlines during The year. A . WEN