Western High School - Concept Yearbook (Auburn, MI)

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Y' starting this page, I had visions of composing some deep cal essay dealing with the vast experience one en- in the course of these four years. Along with trying to e some insight to freshmen on how fast those years really do by. It would then all wind down by me wishing all of my peers luck in all of their endeavors. I then realized that everyone heard it all before and how few people really read this page. I i, really, this page is tucked away just before the index pages secretly that everyone just passes over it. Rqght now I could jot 7 some real vulgar phrases and obscene ideas or maybe run nude on this page and I betcha the administration 't even hear about it. So what's the use of even trying to intelligent. Oh, by the way, this is called the editors page you people who have just arrived. For anyone who is lost and has found themselves on this page, l like to say by immediately closing this book and lifting the cover open you will again find yourself back at the table of From there you should be able to locate the section you looking for. Now for you few remaining souls that intentionally located this age to see what crap I would write, l bid you a welcome and a ank you. As you select few know, this page is usually filled up with ,au- bunches of sincere thank you's and private jokes only known to staff members. Well, a hefty thanks does need to be directed toward Miss ludy Ransom, alias l.R. She is incredible. The pa- tience, understanding, loyalty, helpfulness, kindness, or maybe just insanity, is overwhelming. lt takes all to handle the job of ad- visor for this crew. She deserves all of the respect. Sometimes as editor the book is referred to as my book. l disagree: this book is equally everyone's on the staff as much as it is mine, What you are holding in your hands is the results of com- bining everyones imagination, time, effort, talents, and love to produce this end product. There is no other feeling of opening this book for the first time after working so hard in trying to cap- ture something so free as time on pages. The goal as a class is to maybe someday bring back a small portion of that energy and joy once felt at a place called Western High. And if twenty-tive years from now it does, write me a note, l'll pass it along to the rest of the gang. Before l finish, l must bid a huge thanks to the whole group. Without you, gang, it wouldn 't be here. lam obliged to you all for tolerating my bizarre humor, latenesses, arrogance, and all strange traits you didn 't find appealing. Each and every one of you is great in his own way. Thank you for the experience. Xii.25Q4. Editors Page jill

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auburn dleeort corporotlon AUBU ICH 48 ' l517I 662 4496 SUBSIDIARY OF WALBRO CORPORATION Wishing the Class of 1981 All the Success for This Year and in the Future THE CONCEPT '81' STAFF Salutes the Students and Staft of WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL of the Wise: as says Jay Handy Never speak of radishes in the d a foreign diplomat . urmg bolweevil season. Z- 258 f Advertiseme

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