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After a long day of school, John Judge rests in a position comfortable only to him. He has just finished designing the yearbook cover.
Yearbook Staff
Bottom Row: M. Magari, T. Cannuciarri, J. McCue. M. Rock, J.
Moretti, K. Johanns, M. Donnelly, M. Smith, T. Santo, N. Chang. J. Micale Row 3: N. Snyder, S. Nickerson, K. Boscos, K. Allen, D. Medicis, E. McMahon, A. LeBeau, J. Niekras, B. Ferenchak, C. Lampuri Back Row: T. Brooks. P. Falcone, J. Judge. M, Swatt, P. Sears, F. Smith, D. Lyskawa. T. Luchinger, T. Emko
Before sending anything to the pub­ lishing company, all articles have to be proofread. John Sung carefully looks over what he has just typed.
l/earbook
Yearbook is a lot of fun but it can also be a lot of work. Between chasing sen­ iors down to get their pictures taken, and finding Mike Smith to come in, things were pretty hectic. Mr. Moretti handled the stress well with the help of ever joyous Kristen Johanns sooth­ ing him that everything will turn out okay. We had a handful of loyal 7th graders that were on the staff. John Micale and Nicole Chang were here most every day. (John always attired for Wall Street and Nicole ready for the latest gossip.) Mike Donnelly and Tony Santo kept tabs on those staffers that wrote articles and took photos. We all worked hard and hopefully had
fun. The most disorganized editor def­ initely had a great experience working with everyone.
Sung, M. Osinski Row 1 Advisor Mr.
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