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,,,MfA-ff-Vfwwww V Jim Stevens and Ann Volberding decide on a piece of art work for a feature page, Second semester co-editor Steve Ramsey and first semester editor Rob Corner discuss the Raider Genera- tion with Mr. Martin while second semester co-editor Joy Rehfeld studies copy.
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C Mr. Martin helps Sid Spelts design an editorial page na Cunningham and Linda Lanouette how pages are pasted up during one of the many Saturday worn sessions at Mr, Martin's cabin. cliaider Generationu gets its start Due to the lack of experienced staff members and confusing conditions at the Central building, Stevens did not have a school newspaper until January 5. The paper was not even named until the third issue when it became the Raider Gener- ation from a suggestion by Brad Ander- son. The Generators fstaff membersj tried to make students and teachers aware of what was going on in the total environ- ment with their articles. All issues fea- tured editorials on education so that staff members could express their opinions on education at Stevens. Other subjects fea- tured were pollution control, rock groups, and youth gathering places, as well as school news.
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Wrinkels come easy when you' re editor of the yearbook as Dave Cook works furiously to finish copy for a Carol Chalberg is, deadnne, Isn't this picture a riot, says Candy Schoepf to Bruce Wagman. :fir .zysg , fy Qp., v,.X,:. L ,L 5, x , Q 99 Q A N wr . -. 'A wfgfiif 1 :WMM ' N 4k.,,....,,,,,,-Q, ,lg Though the yearbook started off with trou- bles, the staff was able to meet the deadlines with enthusiasm. To meet the first deadline, the staff worked until 10 o'clock at night stopping only for soggy French fries and cold hamburgers. The work was fun, but sometimes nerve- racking. There were many challenges, including trying to think of a name for the yearbook, find- ing a symbol to put on the cover, and for the first time, having the yearbook delivered in the summer, rather then at the end of the school year. We had many problems, but overcame them with spirit. It was a rewarding experience to know that We, the staff left our mark on the pages on the yearbook.
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