Seton Academy - Embers Yearbook (South Holland, IL)

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When the time comes to say thank-you to everyone who helped put together this yearbook, it becomes difficult to pinpoint all the things that each person contributed. The staff worked together like clockwork - helping each other with layouts and building on each others' ideas. It seemed that once the wheels started turning, we never could unwind . And so, a big thank-you to every staff member: Bridget Boland . . .Tammy Brne. . . Charlotte Crawford. . .Mary Lynn Doherty. . .Sue Duffner. . .Cheryl Einsele. . .Lisa Galdikas. . .Gayle Gooding. . .Carolyn Graan. . . Mary Beth Croszek. . .Debbie Hayes. . .Michelle Kimbrough. . . Karen Lemont. . .Iane Lester. . . 'Mx PX N IaniceLightfoot. . .Peg 1 f Q -' xkxwx Lobsinger. . .Kina McAfee. Q M .ti ix P d KarenPPletH?vig:h.t.1.liaur1e ,l W. .I reey... yis rysasi... ll li GD 'Q ' Kelly Purcell. .-.Georgene tk Q s 2' Sims. . .Kathy Smith. . .Sue 6 - - X, 7 h Sulin. . .Barb Supple. .k. Kim ' C' T omas...DonnaUanows i... f' Marie Wolf. . . ,Q-7:1-ii ' Special thanks are due to Mr. f Ken Nemsick of Taylor Publishing S ,Q Company, and to Mr. Ioe Schmitt of Schmitt Studio for senior portraits and color photos in the introduction. Also, to the administration and faculty for their cooperation throughout the production of Embers '79. The students deserve commendation for their willingness to have their pictures taken -for what would this yearbook be without them! And finally, many thanks to Sister Beneicta, without whose help our timepiece would have never started ticking. Nancy Iohnson Editor, Embers '79

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Unpredicta ble! '79 Embers staff creates seen es T - With great pride and pleasure the staff would like to present the In 7 ' T 1979 yearbook. I ' X New ideas and imagination were the sources of power gener- Qg f ated by the staff. The result: a yearbook both unpredictable and M creative. The work is finally complete, even though phenomenal tasks were taken to achieve such a marvelous publication. These tasks ranged from collecting beach equipment while trudging through the snow, to developing imaginative stories out of thin air in an effort to improve the quality of the Seton Scene. Good Luck Iunior Cubs, for a whole year of journalism awaits I you! Sister Benedicta portrays The Flying Nun . E fN fdffgqq 0' f UN OR 31,15 The staff at another snow job: Top row: Tammy Brne. Marie Wolf, Kim Thomas, Lisa Galdikas. Carolyn Craan. Peg Lobsinger. Bridget Boland, Phyllis Prystalski, Debbie Hayes, Laurie Predey. Middle row: Ianice Lightfoot. Mary Beth C-roszek, Karen Petrovich, Nancy Iohnson, Barb Supple, Gayle Gooding, Kina McAfee, Michelle Kimbrough, Donna Ulanowski. Bottom: Sue Duffner. Kathy Smith, Karen Lemont, Charlotte Crawford, Georgene Sims, Kelly Purcell.

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e glimpse of time, a slice of life, captured so clearly in e capsule of time