Vestaburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vestaburg, MI)

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FOR probably the only time in the school year, fifth hour publications class members are all in their seats. PLOTTING the pages of the Update is one of the major jobs of editor Jackie Skirvin and asst. Cindy VJing THE fantastic four: Neil Moomey, Kelly Trayer, Toby Archambault, Larry Wood- row. -Opening

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“G Thjm to- get teady etting ready for anything By the time you're a sen- ior, you must pretty well know what you're planning on doing after graduation. This is why the class of '82 was busy trying to find information on colleges, careers and jobs. Fortunately Vestaburg High School offered several sources of information: books in the library, the M.O.I.S. computer hooked up to Grand Rapids, Miss Brokop, our counselor, and military recruiters who came to our school period- ically. At least 1 3 of the seniors decided to go to college. Several chose vocational schools like Lincoln Tech- nology Institute, where Pat Molby and Scott Holmes decided to go. Two seniors, Lori Avery and Kelli Hart- man decided on careers in cosmetology. Five seniors signed up to go in the military. Rick En- terline joined the Marines. Raymond Trumpour joined the Army and Kevin Wadle, Larry Feldkamp and Todd Barr signed up for the Air ForCG • Neil Moomey THE M.O.I.S. computer spits out more information about cosmetology than Lori Avery and Kelli Hartman can keep up with • - photos by Toby Archombault

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A'w kete urn go-. U utting the RED together Many interesting things were learned by the Publica- tions class this year. For instance, Michelle Dailey and Page DeYarmond will never again call the fire department to get informa- tion for a story. People get all excited when you do that. No sir, no fire! Kathy Showers and Hea- ther Elder learned that notall printers keep regular hours. The one they called had been dead for three months. Connie Loomis and Shellie Enterline learned that a sig- nature on a contract didn't necessarily mean a $95 ad. Brad Olrich learned that there is no such thing as an artistic mood . You produce when ordered. Dawn Loomis learned how to justify copy in a hurry when Kelly was sick. Matt Vusich and Larry Feldkamp learned that they could stall all week and still write excellent copy one minute before deadline. Toby Archambault learned how useful a darkroom could be. Larry Woodrow and Neil Moomey learned when not to use Toby's darkroom. Martha Wing and Susan Riggs learned that when Mrs. Rau said just a mo- ment it meant that she'd get with them next week. Two hours before game- time, Fred and Dave Snyder learned how much snow days mess up the production of a sports program. Jackie Skirvin and Cindy Wing learned to produce the Update , a newsletter sent monthly to all residents of the school district, without the help of Mrs. Rau. Threatened with the can- cellation of her July wedding unless she got the yearbook done, Kelly Trayer learned to handle pressure and more importantly, how to repair the IBM Electronic type- writer. Well Kelly, 17 pages down, 135 to go! Publications-