Stow Monroe Falls High School - Stoanno Yearbook (Stow, OH)

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STOANN - Faces 0 Greg Boughton and Jon deMeza, photogra- phers, look really fed up with the whole business. One more crack like that and l'll resign and make you editor. 'HEP' 3241101141 All right, I've had it, l'm leaving! Competence, responsibility, and constant work were three characteristics of the sports section. ,.,-v if dv,-J-'g . . AJ, The 1971 Stoanno staff: Row 1: Gail Shatrick, Melia Porter, Jeanine Vinciguerra, Beth Hard- esty, Sue Koesterer, Denise Tron, Debbie Duncan, Debbie Modugno, Sandy White. Row 2: Gail Miklic. Row 3: Linda Rothacker, Barb Wogan fasst. editorl, Brenda Spalding. Row 4: Jon deMeza, Doug Sayers, Pam Mascio feditorl, Mike Vinciguerra, and Greg Boughton.

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.IV Volleyball Row 1 Leslle Mueller, Marte Biasella Nancy May Row 2 Doris Helntz Chrls Ulrich Doretta DeMoss Row 3 Brldgette Wood Linda Rothacker Mar- Women 5 Lib Scores! The Girls, Athletic Association is organized to pro- vide activities and sports for interested girls, and Stowis G.A.A. had plenty of activities aimed at that in 1970-71. Basketball and Volleyball flroth varsity and J-Vl teams played against girls' teams from area sehoolsg in addi- tion, the club raised money by selling Valentines Day cardsg held several gymsg and organized a camping trip, a trip to the Ice Follies and a swimming party. iff: H 1-we gl 4, '1 6 f 't 2 ff am 1' i C A A officers were Gail Maass Diane Get your hand out of my mouth' Murphy Connie Elmer Nancy May Kathy

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Con uszon - Accomllylislzment Little did I know when I accepted this job me e- e ff? As I sat down to write this and discovered that I was writing with the wrong end of my pen, I began to realize that it has been a long year. In September the yearbook staff gathered down in the yearbook room to begin production. It didn't take us long to realize we had reached our first big obstacle. Not one of us, including me, had the slightest idea of how to put a yearbook together. So we decided to stop farkeling around and learn. The highlight of the year was the two-day marathon that we had the weekend be- fore the 81-page deadline. On the Friday before, only four pages were com- pleted. By Sunday we had reached 81. What happened between those three days and nights is a blur but I'm sure the staff will never forget the chaos and confusion. I'd like to thank the staff for their many hours of work and encourage- ment. Few people realize the tremendous amount of time and planning it takes. Neither did we at times, but when the deadlines rolled around we man- aged to keep our sanity. One of the hardest things to get used to is the fact that 90? of our fantas- tic ideas were an impossibility. However, as I hope you've noticed the 71 Stoanno is really different. This year we have adopted a style, a theme, many special effects and a complete change of organization. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Kaufman who was always around when I needed advice. Of course, I must mention our photographers. the unsung heroes, Greg Boughton, Jon DeMeza and Mr. Don Freeman. Without their help and patience the yearbook could never be produced. I never realized that at the beginning of the year one of my biggest accom- plishments would be marking Xis on the yearbook progress chart. I hope next yearis staff enjoys it as much as I did. Best of Luck, Pam