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Nancy Wagner

Editor-In-Chief

Kim Underdown
Bob Bruennig

Assistant Editors

Ken Grotz

Loretta Lachewitz
Tom Eryer

Bob Bloodgood

Andrea Colantti
Colleen M cClintic
Top row; Bob Bloodgood. Bob Bruennig. Tnd row; Andrea Colantti, Tom Fryer, Kim Underdown, Ken Grotz. 3rd
row; Nancy Wagne:. Production Staff
Sales, ads, patrons, pictures,
pages, copy, proofs, dedication, Sue Zemany
ambition, and immense hard Kim Piston
work make a yearbook. It was an
extremely gratifying experience Ginger Schoell
to work with a small group of stu­
dents who put their all into a A l Potena
joint effort to create "The Year
of the Cat” . Perhaps most impor­ Steve Trindle
tant is the fact that with all the J e ff Kimbrough
hard work, we still had time for
laughter, discussions, and goof­ Debbie W right
ing off. Memories are what year­
books record. Hope this staff has Business Staff
many good memories.
Well done, gang! Chris M cGrath
Janice Hines
Nancy Yeagle
Typists

Heather Eonda
A rtist

Jay Desko
Bob Costantini

Photographers

Janice C Hines

Advisor
In September we didn’t have an ad­
visor. When that was settled we start­
ed to lay out the first 16 pages. Pictures
had to be taken, cover chosen, sales
and promotion for the book. The first
deadline rolled around too soon, one
day and still no pictures. At last the
pictures came and the pages went to
the printer.
Ads, typing, corrections, pictures,
layouts, and always those deadlines.
Putting a yearbook together is a never-
ending battle against time.
I would like to thank; Mrs. Hines, Mr.
Top row: Steve Trindle. 2nd row: Dale Kaufmann, Ginger Schoell, Sue Zemany. 3rd row; A1 Potena, Kim Piston,
Massari, Mrs. Gula, Mrs. Stavitz,
Wayne Walker, Baldwin Studios,
Coaches, Sponsors, all who wrote copy,
and, mostly, the staff. Its been fun;
hectic, but fun.
Nancy Wagner
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