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1. Tod Lindholm and Kevin Bosley have a discussion with advisor Doug Watts. 2. Members of the yearbook staff. Standing: Dale Fylstera, Steve Banghart, Mark Smith. Don Divis. Kevin Bosley, Tod Lindholm, Kim Davis, Beth Snyder. Sitting: Ken Cejka, Karen Jonas, Lynae Barry, Kim Barry. Not pictured: Bill Peterson. 3. Bill Peterson and Kim Davis draw up layouts. 7
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Special Memories for Annual Staff In the fall of each new school year the sale of annuals is eagerly anticipated by most of the student body. The new books have a variety of uses, as autograph albums, ego boosters, and memory joggers. For a member of the staff, thumbing through a yearbook evokes special memories: memories of taking pictures, making mistakes, waiting to use the darkroom, rushing to finish a layout on time, trying to be creative and original. Looking through a yearbook that he or she worked on, a staff member is reminded of all the things that went into its making. 1. Dale Fylstera confers with Tod Lindholm on his layout. 2. Lynae Barry, Beth Snyder and Kim Davis scan an old yearbook for ideas. 3. Karen Jonas and Kim Barry taking pictures. 6
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S.C. Speeches Improve Quality The 1977-1978 Student Council was a year of improvement and change. For the first time candidates gave speeches to the entire school. These speeches gave the candidates a more serious attitude toward student council. One of the greatest changes concerned school dances. In the past, dances were always “the same old thing”. But dances such as “Halloween Harvest”, “Spring Fling”, and “Sadie Hawkins” added a new touch. Decorations carried out the theme. Streamers, straw-covered floors and hay bales made dances more special and exciting. The “Pig Kissing Contest” was an activity that included the entire school, something the Student Council strived for. Not only were the students involved, but so were the teachers. Other activities included the “Granite Guess”, selling hats and scarves, and giving the teachers flowers on their birthdays. Officers for student council were, president Karen Jonas, vice-president Lynae Barry, and secretary-treasurer Becky Olson. 2 8
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