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Odyssey staff captures the essence of memories 'Y 'lil I f 1 1.74 .ll 'Ill From the time the staff first heard Mrs. Lowman say, I want 92 pages in my hands by Tuesday, till the time she got the 264 pages in March, the Odyssey staff strove to record the Spartans on the move. Under the able Leadership of Adviser Mrs. Doris Lowman and Editor Mar- sha McKenzie, the troops worked late at night, on weekends, and during Christmas and Easter vacations to meet deadlines. The turmoil of the Senior section, the hassle of taking club pictures, writing sports copy before it happened and the failure to communicate with the 22-ACtivitieS photographers added to the chaos of putting a yearbook out. ODYSSEY STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Miml Burns, Joan Usack, Bronwyn Kiser, Marsha McKenzie. SECOND ROW: Brian Messenger, Mrs. Doris Lowman, Jill Strong, Debbie Fos- ter, Mary Pocinich, Barb Cassatt Denny Peck. THIRD ROW: Larry Allen, Barb Scheid, Sherri McCluney, Liz Faber, Gail Marshall, Laurie Edwards. TOP ROW: Rick Markuson, Tommy Evans, Suzy Young, Robert McKenzie, Mindy Borel, Lorraine Wanlass, Dick Arbenz. RIGHT: Mrs. Lowman and Mindy Borel plan some secret surprises for activity section.
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racle staff covers controversial issues 5.- BELOW: Doug Farson, Jim McAferty, Bruce Teeter and Jim Wells watch the latest edition LEFT: Steve Fehr holds Oracle copy while Randi Reinhardt looks bemusedly on. Steve and Randi were co-editors of the Sports page. BELOW: Tom Evans and Brian Messenger worked with photographic equipment at Albert and James. LEFT: Cathy Christian and Mary Taylor look over a color plate with a pressman at Mclnnis Print Shop, where the Oracle is printed. Staff members toured LA Times plant in December. of the Oracle roll oft the press. Writers were fascinated by the mechanics of production, Activities-21
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n a year of change f5'3i .ra I 1 w .., , . .x . 1, i Q -KK Young comfortably contemplates lay- Burns and Dick Arbenz, however, rely on Mrs. Back without her wisdom teeth, Marsha pon- for the faculty section while Joan Usack Lowman's help. ders the mess which had accumulated in her Barb Cassatt offer helpful hints. Mimi absence. ll ABOVE LEFT: Daydreaming Rick Markuson wakes up to reality and Senior Bronwyn Kiser. ABOVE CENTER: Junior Liz Faber and Robert McKenzie think about that final big deadline. ABOVE RIGHT: Gail Marshall and Michele Cleary struggle to fit 900 Soph. pictures on 18 pages. LEFT: Mrs. Lowman looks discouraged as she fights a losing battle with the photographers. Activities-23
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