Uvalde High School - Coyote Yearbook (Uvalde, TX)

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News from V- 10 Don't expectorate that stuff in my coffee cup . . . My pet rock knows what the UT tower looks like,' where are the negatives of Latin contestants . . . l haven't the foggiest idea where your pica ruler is . . . The darkroom is leaking again . , . Thanks, l'll see she's not taped and locked in your darkroom again . . . We're going to use the word nemesis . . . l don't care what the antiquated scrolls say: God created the earth in six days, and then on the seventh day He took, developed and printed pictures . . . We won't need a glossary' anybody knows what paradoxically speaking means . . , My dean you dress as Hester Prynne when you go down there tomorrow. . . For pity's sake, this room was clean only an hour ago . . . These tripaks are the wrong size again . . . Has anybody seen the 1850 Census of Wayne County, Kentucky. . , Don't worry about the cost for the maroon screen on those pagesg all of the pictures turned that color overnight . . . Are those sports people still in overtime. . . This is nota clearing house for gossip. . . That club bought three pages, the ladder only has them down for one . . . Throw that couch out of here,' don't ask me where, but don't bother to call Goodwill either . . . Don't use that mundane trite, banal word in your body copy. . . Don't worry about it,' he'll have all of your artwork here on time . . . Don't look as if you've just swallowed a ramrooi' the room is clean simply because I know the lady will be here during Career Day . . . Oh, for pity's sake, we have faulty subject-verb agreement on the English teachers' page . . . l don't care,' use ankle biter instead of nail biten but write that head . . . They say we have color on page 1845 we haven't even sent that page in yet. . . Do oranges give you hangnails. . . l'm shocked' are these negatives for the front office, or did some photographer take a whirl down the primrose path of promiscuity , . . Did you use tixer or Microdol Nrst , . . Before l rattle your cage, let me congratulate you for a photo story which we've dubbed 'The Last Ouack-Up' . . . l know you were worried about the camera, but if you ever are in a pickup that fll1DS four times, try to get at least one good picture . . . That contact sheet shows we did cover it,' look through the negative Hles until you find it . . . That copy sounds like ademented Aggie joke. . . We just can't use that chariot picture, the two look like biblical hgures fleeing the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah . . . Yes, we mailed the 75 pages yesterday . . . Try to get some rest, but clean this room up before you leave. 124 Annual Staff ix A Business manager Lisa Van Cleve discusses figures with editor Jett Perkins and co-editor Michelle Carter. Lisa was also in charge of ads and next year she'll send a camera when billing for ads. Jeff and Michelle-totally different personalities-but always working together to get the job done. 0 . 49.197 199, . Q1 9 2 19 'i SD. ..- - va is 9' 'I G' Q' Xb faaz SW

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Left: Accepting an award for the Councils participation in the Jerry Lewis Telethon from Mrs. Jeannette Knuepper is Todd Boales. Below: Co-sponsor of the Council is Mrs. Flora Graw. Bottom: Student Council officers for 1979-1980 were Sherry Welch, Susan De La Garza and Jill Hawkes, committee chairpersonsg Lisa Emrnert, vice persidentg Elsa Rodriguez and Yvette Sanchez, historians, Todd Boales, presidentg Don McLaughlin, sergeant-at-arms, Jeff Perkins, treasurer, Casey Beasley, parliamentarian, David Holland, reporterg and Robbie Fowler, secretary. 4, Student Council 123

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