Western Reserve High School - Carhesian Yearbook (Collins, OH)

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Hard Work Earns Paper First Place Finish This year's paper had a new format. It was a lot bigger and was printed on real newspaper. We even held our first ad drive. Writing stories was really tough at times. Once we handed them in, Mrs. Ko1en's red pen just picked them apart. Each of us ended up writing our stories a at least twice. We were supposed to proofread each other's pages, too. Half the time we lied be- cause we didn't like to do it. When we did, we purposely tried to find mistakes. Deadlines were pretty hectic. Everyone was in everybody's hair. Early in the year we went to a workshop at Bowling Green State University. Our hard work paid off when the BLUE LEDGER was awarded first place in its division in a contest at Bowl- ing Green. Material for the second page is After several erasures, Patty Ott To meet deadline, editor finishes a graph for her story. Fuller pastes articles on layout. We was 1 ar ' if 1 fs. fe --at a ' 'R Ti- I V ' , ws Jill, rr MIG I - 4243- , BLUE LEDGER STAFF: FRONT ROW: Ron Olds, Ellen Parker, Tanya jane Gleason. ROW 2: Mrs. Koleno, adviser, Bruce Wilcox, Sherry Kes- filed by Linda Dumin sler, Judy Todd, Pat Ott, Sheila Fuller, Sharon Smith, Ethel Holzhauser S 72 Roland Tkach, Linda Durning, Robert Obermiller.

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1 - - At the slave auction Mike Chaffin is sold by Janice Bartrop. .J ' A . is if S F - ' N if ' . 52? .fkvxl 1 ss, QQ-' ' mi 'Pug ' . Q fgijwa-isbn . '15-' ' 4 4 'F- ' S 53? 6' 1: U' 3' 1- N ' ' . -A-'lf K wifi f ABOVE: Informal initiation finds Cheryl Steele and Suzanne Haynes at school as old men. RIGHT: junior Degree recepients are Heather Lombardi, Suzanne Haynes, and Cheryl Steele. Food is fixed for serving at the potluck dinner by Heather Lombardi, Ruth Zudell, and Sharon Mclntire.

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1 Y ., f'L f- ' l , - fl ,',, 0 KK a livshgj l 5 J lv-41. -1 er SK., qs-, , A Q if x c.vX' kqxx X Prints for the football section are To promote yearbooks, Donna Q L35 M selected by Robert Obermiller. Tolliver and Toni Striker paint Signs . y Yearbook Staff Offers Plenty Ad ' b r ' ' r ' f F ' 052323 Zf3d.53?f?i55Z.i.?15.iiLi13ig o rustratlon, to Jeanne Burke. . f , S3t1S action 'Q me Z I l A MI IL. l 'fit V A L M h 0 Being a member ofthe Year- '-' R 'fain book staff has its good points and B Y it . its bad points. One of the bad things is trying to fit a three line caption into a space big enough only for two. Another headache is having a fantastic layout and then realizing that you didn't leave space for a headline and it has to be done all over again. I guess the good things out- number the bad ones, though. After all, being on the staff as a junior or senior guarantees you can get out of school a day to go on the ad drive. Seeing the completed CAI-IRESIAN gives you a terrific feeling of ac- complishment. But the best thing of all is knowing that the rest of the school is looking at some- thing you made to help them remember the fun they had during the year. CARI-IESIAN STAFF: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Koleno, adviserg Robert Ober- miller, Sharon Terpening, Jeanne Burke. ROW 2: Tina' Bradley, Carol Harper, Ruth Zudell, Kim Gibson, Bruce Wilcox, Kathy Zudell, Letitia Carey, Donna Tolliver, Judy Todd. ROW 3: Roland Tkach, Byron Dalton, Toni Striker, Michelle Chase, Lisa Soboslai. NOT PICTURED: Denise Butler, Dean Nichols. J? 73