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

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The elements of a Shearings layout: story, Staff members have different reactions to pictures, layout sheets, and hands. the upcoming deadline. 'S in . A . Carrier of News and Knowledge - Charles William Eliot The Shearings added new di- mensions to its news coverage of the busy community of St. Agnes. Lynne Rogich, editor-in-chief, and her diligent staff incorporated a new column, Dear Agnes, along with clever cartoons by staff ar- tists. The ever-popular Controversy Corner, personal features, and edi- torials of The Shearings covered subjects Qf considerable interest to the SAS student bodyg the arti- cles dealt with national, interna- tional, and local concerns. The staff of The Shearings spent many a late night working on page layouts to keep the SAS presses rolling. SHEARINGS 119

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Back to Nature Outing Club's used book sale started a long list of activities in motion. The money earned from this fund raiser bought a much- coveted canoe for the club, while still leaving plenty in reserve for many excursions. The new canoe, launched on its christening voy- age on the fall trip down the Shenandoah Fliver, faced many adventures shooting down rapids swollen from tremendous rains. SAS hikers were out in full force, conquering mountains in the Vir- ginia section of the Appalachian Mountain range, getting lost and cold in the high altitudes, but nonetheless enjoying themselves. The Club sponsored winter ski trips to nearby ski resorts, provid- ing a change of scenery and activ- ity for many students yearning for white winter wonderland. A week- long backpacking trip during Spring Vacation and rockclimbing and spelunking tcavingl journeys were planned for second semes- ter, ending thelyear with spectacu- lar adventures suitable for all types of Aggies. SP. 3 r .... if r ta... t - at .,.,, gg. T A s as I T Service with a smile, Mrs. Oberhofer serves Diana Luman wonders if this hike will ever up a hearty breakfast for her hungry hikers. end. 120 OUTING CLUB