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Halloween intensified students' fear
Halloween night holds little
terror for high schuol students
unless an event occurs which
causes or builds on an existing
fear. In room 102, such a
fright had been increasing
daily, until the fear intensified
Halloween night. The fright, of
course, was the first deadline,
which included color pages,
cover design , endsheets, and
an additional 70 pages.
As Nov. 1 waned,
exhausted staff members and
advisor finally sealed the
packing boxes and mailed the
early shipment the next day.
However, students resumed
working, this time to meet a
Nov. 16 deadline before the
Thanksgiving holidays began. A
pre-Christmas deadline followed
with another in January, and
the final deadline in February.
With a full color cover and
the biggest price tag yet, the
1980 Rebelaire was scheduled
for early May. Because of the
spring delivery, spring activities
featured were those of a year
ago.
TOP RIGHT: One of lhe duties of yearbook staff members Allison
Bennett and Kayla McKee is preparing orders for class picture
packets. ABOVE: As photographer, Kevin Perkins focuses his
attention towards the efforts of the yearbook staff. ABOVE RIGHT:
Huddled around the light table, Jamie Waugh, Allison Bennett, Lori
Oglesbee,
and Brian Dav1s prepare for another deadline. RIGHT:
Preparing contact sheets is one
job
photographer Ricky Caples must
handle. FAR RIGHT: Eric Guy seeks advice from Mike Cupit, sports
editor, for copy on varsity football.
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of 1st deadline