Trinity School - Gate Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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The Largest Yearbook Staff in World History . Yes, this was one of the many interesting aspects of The Gate 1981-1985. My first recommendation to next year's editor is never to have a staff this big. lt's too much like a party, but it was good because each of us learned a lot. To give you an insight as to where we began this year, in November of 1984 we had three hour-long meetings discussing what the title of the school's yearbook should be. Once the book had a name we were able to proceed with the proceedings. Please accept this book with all its imperfectionsg it was our first attempt. You can be sure that because of our work, our trial-and-error, our trial-and-success, future books will be better. A note to those of you who are not familiar with the school: you may have found yourself confused by the inclusion of photos from our early days. We pulled pic- tures and moments not just from this year, but from the past four years in order to cover the entire time that the senior class was at Trinity. This issue is not just a year book, but our history. lt's been hard, it's been fun, it's done. - Anne Ranaghan tEditor-in-Chiefl Bottom row: Kathleen Rice, Patricia DeLee teditor of Albumj, Theresa Rice teditor of Academicsj, Karen Busk feditor of Student Lifej, Mary Jo Meeks, Beki Davis, Tom Curran, John DeCeIles fCommencernentJ, Dan Kaiser, Mark Whittenburg teditor of Sportsj. Top row: Stephen Koller, Kathy Kottkamp, Beth Kaiser, Mary Faith Ranaghan, Katherine Koller tBusiness Managerj, Heather Jones, Kathy lsban, Michelle Curran, Michelle DeLee, Kristina Raymond, Beth Worley, Susan Kaiser, Anne Ranaghan teditor-in-chiefy, Patti LaCluyse, Theresa Ramsby teditor of Albumj, Gina Sgroi. Those not present: Lee Thompson, Mark Urbanski teditor of Fine Artsj, Tom Zuber, Christine Whitley, Klernan Cressy. 'T l S., 110

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