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1. Good idea Darryl, but I don't think they would allow us to put that in. 2. It doesn't matter what the book says, the editor has final say, Alan. 3. You know Kris, you are almost as talented as I am. 4. Mary still doesn't know how much fun proofreading can be. 5. Does the smile mean you made your deadline? 6. L. to Fl.: Margaret Vinueza, Susan O'NeiI, Alan Kono, Linda King, Mark Kahler, Miss Thompson, Mary Kahler, Kris Jensen, Flick Beiber, Darryl Cornell, Maria Pagano. Not Pictured: David Mercer, John Doryk, Rosanna Ripamonti, Jarl Ahlkist. i X . N' D jak M Nw RA 35 . .N News Q, , . 3. 82
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,iw is - Wi. 1? Look, The Juniors Are Worki'ng! Time was running short when the Juniors had their first work day. This was a day when the Juniors did anything from ironing to being a secretary. ln this way the class earned money for the Junior!Senior Banquet. They made approximately S800 towards their goal. 1. Keep on lickin' those stamps, Wendy! 2. You're not supposed to sit down on the job, Glenn. 3. Don't ask what Chuck and Rob are supposed to be doing. 4. Susan, I didn't know you were a Girl Scout. 5. Isn't that better than going to school, Kurt? H1190 3 . 25 ,l 4. 81
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Powprinf Covers The Scoop Pawprint began its second year ot publication with the addition of several new staff members. Contributing guest writers from throughout the student body also submitted material to be printed. The Pawprint covered club and class news, featured individual students, reported sports and special events, and offered original art work for its readers to enjoy. Each issue was built around a central theme, enabling the paper to cover outside topics that effect a student's life as much as do hisfher school activities. Pawprint also became a member of the Florida Scholastic Press Association, and representatives attended the annual convention in Daytona Beach. Several staff members were named to the Quill and Scroll, an honorary organization for high school iournalists. Those connected with the paper wish to thank all the people throughout the school community who, through their cooperation, helped make the paper possible. They also wish to thank Miss Thompson, Faculty Adviser, for her diligence and guidance.
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