Peachtree High School - Beacon Yearbook (Dunwoody, GA)

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Tell me where you will be tomorrow, or the day after. And tell me what you will find there. Will it be a uniform, or an office, or another theme, or maybe something else . . . Tell me when you know what you are searching for. And let me knoow if you find it. ' 302

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- f 5. irimgmmswri Mr mf r, we , . - it it -ww .., asf ' ,xv ,ww ' mv , , Q A xii? ,..,M,i'f. my ,,. ' imtiaf- if This is it. The show is over and the critics are out. This book has been the product of five long months. There have been times when it looked asnif we were headed for disaster, but deep inside we knew everything would work out. The BEACON staff worked long and hard for these 304 pages. We were lucky to have ,such a dedicated and talented staff. The closet was a beehive of activity every fourth and -fifth period with someone always having an unsolvable problem. There was that always-full trash can with its own keeper fGaryJ. There was that fantastic Jaime and the organization of clubs by Polly and Ellen. There was Melinda, who some- how got the class sections a-5,1 q if when there was everybody who made the Miss PHS Pageant work. And there was Jenny with her tremendous lay at all important encouragement. We got our usual hne job from Mr. Dan Troy of American Yearbook Company. Somehow he had the courage to stick with us, even though we're sure he had his doubts.. He had that great ability needed to pull it all together. Anid finally our deepest appreciation goes to our advisor, Miss Sarah Patsy Miller. This bodk definitely would not have been published without her. She is the great oneg the one who does so much with such little recognition. She made a group of believers in us all, and we appreciate it. r To all these people we say Thank-you. You have made this yearbook an experience we will never forget. Each and every one of you made it all possible. Thank-you for a job well done. Kim and Gary Photographic Credits: Olan Mills Studiog Clate Sandersg Perimeter Mall: Muse's, Airport, The Plum Tree. The Cinder Box, The Cradle Set, The Golden Rooster, Gingis Formal Wear, The Copper Kettle, Bailey, Banks, and Biddle. Interior Systems, Edition 'Hi Oshman's Sporting Goods ' i . U