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Maroon And Gold
Mr. Ljutich with Yearbook Editors
This year the Maroon and Gold took on many new changes and innovations. These changes would not have been possible if it were not for the enlargement of the year­ book staff to over twenty members.
Richard Napolitano served as editor while Roger Lyon took on the duties of photogra­ phy editor. Much work this year was assumed by Roy Childers, assistant editor; Dan Meri- ans and George Kimmel, junior editors; Don­ ald Pretty, business manager; and Neil Re- inecker, assistant photography editor.
The yearbook staff would like to recognize Mr. George Ljutich and Mrs. Julie Timber- lake, faculty advisors, and Mr. Max Munzel, photography advisor. Without their assist­ ance and guidance, the organization of the 1975 Maroon and Gold would have been a much harder task.
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