Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Yearbook editors Front Row: Sarah Young, Co-editor; Michele Moses, copy editor; Jeff Passot, photo editor; Tricia Lee, sports editor; Julie Rowe, Student Life Editor; Ginger Carpenter, ClubstAcademics Editor; Back Row: Laura Woodrum, People Editor; Elizabeth Brunson, Community Editor; Chrlsty Lyons, Business Editor; Heather Pauley, Co-editor. Tripp Boykin and Andy Mills use their electronic knowledge to set up the sound system for the slide show. Yearbook staff Front Row: Susan Seech, Leigh Reynolds, Marie James, Michele Moses, Elizabeth Brunson, Ginger Carpenter, Gina Fletcher, Louise Kay, Terry Brown; Second Row: Laura Woodrum, Christy Lyons, Laura Russell, Tripp Boykin, Laura Leach, Heather Pauley, Sarah Young, Tricia Lee, Julie Rowe; Third Row: Caroline Bowen, Elizabeth James, Christy Barnhart, Stephanie Jackson, Stephanie Graham, Ruth Strong, Deidre Morris, Krissy Bremer, Mike Parnell, Laura McLaughlin. Jen- nifer Jackson, Beth Dunlap, Karen Caprioti; Back Row: Jeff Passot, Robbe Hedstrom, Mike Parnell, Andy Mills, Craig Shipman, John James, Jim White, Reid Carpenter, Erin Hurd. All year long, the yearbook staff raced around catching you at your best. We saw and captured the afterschool activities and the in-school activities. Like secret agents on a mis- sion, working underground, creating, growing, expanding, so that some day you can say, HWill you sign my yearbook? So why do we do it? Why do we spend hours after school planning layouts, writing copy, and cropping pictures? Herets what some of the staff said! ' I got to the know y Were lik the P90 e 0m Ofcl Die 0n the as Sta 5 . e if b erry Bros?! Staff members Louise Kay, Laura Leach, Sarah Young, and advisor Robin McMahon, discuss the upcoming deadline at a cookout. and What

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Michele Moses, copy editor with help from Laura Leach, works diligently at revising copy. Jeff Pauot, Krissy Brenner. and Heather Expedence M , the yearbook staffs Pulley study the materials they received at the motto, was proudly displayed by the staff yearbook convention held at USC in Columbia. members on sweatshirts. 72 - Yearbook

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I -,. his copy must be really confusing! Copy editor Michel Moses and Co-Editor Heather Pauley look over a newly written paragraph a ' AM. 5 k, In search of the ultimate yearbook, the yearbook staff went into hiding at numerous beach and lake houses, working ceaselessly on copy and layouts. Led by the dar- ing and adventuresome yearbook advisor, Mrs. Robin McMahon, the staff was continually plagued by overworked and underpaid editors. The yearbook staff was not for the weak-willed. One had to be strong in order to deal with rewriting a piece of copy or redoing a layout many times over. Although the entire staff was pushed to their limits, no one was mistreated in any way; there was food and fun for all. For recreation and relaxation there were walks on w the beach, various games, and uSaturday Night Live with Pee Wee Herman. A special treat en- joyed by all was the psychoanalysis of new members. Much was accomplished at the workshops, not only on the year- book, but within the yearbook staff. New friendships were begun and old ones strengthened. Deidre Mor- ris said of the weekend workshops, It makes working funf' The ef- forts of those dedicated people that gave up their weekends to help produce the ultimate yearbook were much appreciated. They were successful in making this yearbook one to remember - once in a lifetime. After 27 hours of work, the yearbook staffers l turn Into beach bums at the workshop in North ' Myrtle Beach. Using a chair as a table, Laura Leach types captions at the beach workshop and smiles as she realizes itls almost done. 74 - Yearbook Workshops