Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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Clipper Staff 1982: Editor Jacqueline Levesque Advisor Helen Watson Felt Senior Editor Diane Boulay Faculty Editor Steve Boulay Living Editors Kevin Gibbons Karen Saia Clubs Editor Dianna Modugno Sports Editor Joan McCormick Portfolio Editors Paul Sweet Jacqueline Veader Art Editor Claire Swanson Copy Editor Ruthanne Fitzgerald Photo Staff Tom Blaser Robin Eason Craig Jackson Jacqueline Levesque Mark Peterson Joe Walker Cover Designed 8: Created by Claire Swanson Jacqueline Levesque The office was the same. Located in the same place and overflowing with photographs, layout plans, scraps of copy and the ideas that had helped us put the 1981 Clipper together. It certainly looked reassur- ing. Then we took a closer look. The pictures were outdated. The students had become alumni, the layouts were crumpled, and all our ideas and plans like the copy were used and useless. Suddenly things didn't look quite so reassuring. We thought then that our goal was a long, long distance from actual realization. It was. We thought then that the ideas and plans for the 1982 Clipper might be difficult to assemble. They were. lt was a year full of frustration and seemingly impossible deadlines. There never seemed to be enough time, enough space, enough money, or for that matter, enough staff. There were days when thoughts came easily, layout plans worked out perfectly and everything seemed to go right. Then there were other days when we just sat around staring with blank faces at blank pages and everything seemed to go wrong. Above all, It was a year full of hard work. We tried hard to put together a yearbook that would summarize our years at Salem State. We wanted to save some of those memories in words and pictures, for ourselves and for every member of the 1982 class. Despite all the work, problems and frustration, we had a great deal of fun, and a lot of laughs working on the Clipper. It was a great experience and one that we'll always remember. Xuan J A K. vifzav T91 clair-cf ' l Dian

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SALEM STATE 1982 To Begin I'Wtl1 . Seniors . . The Main Event Faculty and Administration . Student Life . . Clubs . . Sports . . . Portfolio . . . To End IfWtl1 . .

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Rrrring . . . Hello Yearbook Office! Yes, Senior Portaits will be taken from the eight to the thirteenth. No joe, we still need those fall sport shots. Yes, you may sign up in Room 221 of the College Union. Okay joe, we are missing the cross country photos. Sorry, tickets for Pub Night are sold at the candy counter next door. Jackie, are we still meeting at 2:0O? Of course Cathy, that's what my appointment book says! Okay, next! Clare, the deadline was today! Oh Paul, I was looking for you. Could you develop this roll of film? . . . You want it when?! -O 0 Rrrring . . . Thom, I'll check on the book sales. I know that the typewriter ' - is broken, Ruthanne. There must be one left from 1928 somewhere! Thanks 'A Robin,. Here's another roll of film. I am sure that the faculty will appreciate g these updated photos. joan, Call Rick Spencer and remember, be persistant!! We'll have to extend the deadline, Diane. Yes, that section is impossible. Maybe Jane has an idea. Hold it, Who's going for coffee? Yes, regular . . . How about the copy for page 14? You want it when! .... Danny, wait a minute. We can't dedicate the entire book to World News! jackie, think you can identify who's piece of artwork this is? No, I am sorry. . .You don't like your Senior Portrait. Well, you can have it taken again. . . Diane, don't worry' I am sure that there will be be enough Senior pictures to fill the allotted space. Claire, Please may I see a rough draft of the cover by . . . You want it When?' Rrrring . . 2'Hello Tom, Yes those pictures did come in. Are you sure that you've never taken a picture before. Could have fooled me! Yes Sarah, I understand there's only one photo call for Wednesday's show. Paul, You finished it! Leon is such a great help' I understand that your a star tennis player, but I don't have any 8 x 10 glossies of you! Your group wants us to photograph a what? Okay, I'lI see what my photo staff can do. What . . . You want it when?! Rrrring . . . You want to work on the Senior section. Great Kevin, we could use the help. What? Bob, you mean to tell me that the car was towed and you didn't get to take a picture of it? That's okay' Yes, I do have an extra cigarette. No Mark, I'm sorry but I can't put you on the Pub Night guest list. Betsy, I promise l'll call Yearbook Associates and get you those sign-up sheets. Are those letters sent out . . . You want it when?! Rrrring . . . l am sorry but I haven't any idea why you never received your 1979 yearbook. Going to lunch! Sounds great. I could use a break' Could I have my Senior Portrait done elsewhere? Cathy, I'm sorry I'm late but I lost my appointment book. I might as well have been lost myself. Yes, the dedication . . . You want it when?! . . Rrrring . . I'Oh, Helen . . . Good. Hanging in there. We are working on the dedication, but it's moving kind of slow. Yes, I'll talk to Tom about those crazy bills. Oh, by the way, when will I get to see your photographs? Great, I can hardly wait. . .You want me to sign a P.O. Okay, I'll be up in a while. By the way, a photographer is on his way up to pick up some film. Thanks. What? Another proposal? You want it when?! Rrrring . . f'Hi Tom. Yes, you've told me. I understand that the first deadline is in two weeks. Have I ever let you down before? Also, the company keeps sending me bills for a High School yearbook and also a freshman register. When will the accounting office straighten that mess out? I know it's expensive, but it will work. Yearbooks cost money. Are you sure that the company can print page eight and nine properly? One question Tom, when is the final deadline again? You want it when? Rrrring . . . I can't believe it's finished' But . . . But why don't you tell me? When will it arrive? But I want it NOW Such is the plight of a Yearbook editor. To all the people mentioned above, Thanks . I enjoyed working with you! I hope you appreciate this yearbook. As you can tell, we worked hard! I suppose some will cherish the book. It will become their own time capsule and to others, it may be a connection of what Salem State was to them. Thank you, W4a4...,,c