St Agnes School - Lambs Tale Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

Page 119 text:

Tales in Gear nun -...J X,--.1 gava.-na ' Wheeler ex lains that ood co D ,Q DY be compromised. ...Q 5' ...Al-4 Elizabeth Reid and Heather Wilson give out assignments at a weekly photography meeting. Lambs' Tale. Front Row: Charlene James, Donna Hildenbrand, Jane Masterson, Chris Holland, Elizabeth Reid. Second Flow: Heather Wilson, Martha Moring, Caroline Woods, Roxann Wheeler, Kem Rein, Mar- garet Jones, Amy Curtis, Ann Hepburn. Third Row: Yvonne Pascoe, Susan Giles, Patty Alexander, Mrs. Lamb, Mr. Lamb, Mary Ann Abbey, Nancy Phillips. Back Flow: Cathy Smith, Claire McDonald, Jenny Pease, Jenny Vooel, Mary Michael, Eve Macintyre, Lori Nelson, Diana Luman, Lyla Potts, Mason Montague. LAMBS' TALE 115

Page 118 text:

Through rain, sleet, snow, and even homework, weekends and vacations, dedicated Lambs' Tale members worked in creating the 1980 yearbook. Lambies poured their creative talents into formulat- ing a book which reflects the 1979-1980 school year. The dead- line crowd, laboring in what was once a respectable living room, often worked late night hours, which in the business world would be deemed overtime, They shaped the book around the most outstanding quality of St. Agnes, the central theme of friendship. Requirements for a True Lambie: 11 Be good with figures 21 Have finesse in finalizing 31 Have a camera in a flash 41 Be glib with words or prefera- bly a walking Thesaurus 51 Be able to subsist on Tab and 4 hours of sleep a day during a deadline '61 Be able to fabricate 30 plausi- ble excuses for getting THE KEY from Mrs. Babcock '71 Be able to sweet talk Colonel Harrington into a few more dollars and a little more heat '81 Be able to sell ads, take pic- tures, do and finalize a layout, and write a copy all at once ' Requirements for editors To soon become incorporated in the Guiness Book of World Records: On Thursday, January 31, 1980, Heather Wilson drove her St. Stephen's Carpool, bought film, took, developed, and printed a photo, picked up copy sheets in the Lambs' Tale Suite, and arrived at Caroline Woods' house with her task completed in the time period of one hour. Roxann Wheeler acts as Lambs' Tale's offi- cial bleeper to censure unnecessary parts of the staff's rendition of Lambs' Tale Bazaar is coming to town. ln a subdued moment, editors Ann Hep- burn and Martha Moring prepare for the final deadline. Lambies Get Their ' N001 .... . firm-e1isi...,,,. . - 114 LAMBS' TALE

Page 120 text:

Creativity Corner Those girls who formed the band of purple, yellow, green, and red made up the Spectrum of St. Agnes, Members urged Upper School students to contribute to Spectrum, the SAS literary magazine, by submitting original poetry, prose, artwork, or photog- raphy, a new addition to the 1980 magazine. Under the guidance of faculty advisor Mrs. Fuller and edi- tor Lisa Gates, a special collection of individual contributions, which made up the Spectrum, were dis- cussed and analyzed at weekly Monday meetings. Spectrum members held a contest for the various forms of artworksg along with the winning piece, other cho- sen articles were published in the Spectrum which was distributed on Class Day. W '0ss-...W-f ! Listen intently and you shall hear what Spellbound bya creative contribution Lisa Spectrum plans to do this year. Gates listens intently. -- . ..-, stftfffzfgttxa S lsts S 3 w 116 SPECTRUM