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An annual is only as good as its editors ... Perhaps this explains why we think ours
is the greatest. As editor, I have seen the energy, time, and effort spent on this book,
and I must express my gratitude and appreciation to the people responsible.
At the top of the list in everyone's opinion is Mrs. Anne D ·kle, without whom none
of u would have made it to publication. ot onl~ was " 1ama D k ," willing to work
\VITII us, but she was also willing and able to \VORK us; her wit has sustained our
"cool" on many occasions. I personally could never say "Thank you" enough.
Another big "Thank you" goes to usan C el~ and Claudia, the be t copy editors I
know. At this time let it be publicly known that these two are responsible for 99% of
the words in this book. Every "a", "an", and "the" was carefully considered before being
given the "OK" by these hard-working editors. Susan and " 'lod", thanks a big bunch
for all your work- I promise you 111 never ask you to write anything again!
1ore "Thank you's" go to Susan Cone, who managed the busin ss a pect of the annual
ntirely on her own. But even more important, Susan, thank you for being willing to
pitch in and work wherever you were needed. To andra ampb •II, who worked a straight
24 hours on her ction with only one hour's rest, go'S a "Thanks" and a "!-don't-know-how-
you-did-it." Other thanks go to George, who was alwa s o willing to "get outa' fifth",
and to Anne and Pat who did their ction without pushing or prompting. Thank you,
Recie, for keeping up with all those club pictures and identifYing all tho e smiling face ,
and you, Ellen, for doing your ction so well . . . !so you, 1artha, for taking so much
responsibility and eeing to it that things were don . Fa e, thank you for doing your
section over FO R tim s, and Helen and Eddie, thanks for going to so much trouble
to improve th ads ection. It was a lot of work, but I know it's worth it all. D borah
and Kathy had a difficult section, too, because theirs made up the first deadlin , the
one we mi sed by about two weeks. Rememl r? Oh, well, the first is always the hard st. ~
Thanks for your time. Jim and Richard, thank you for all the effort you put forth wh n l
--=== we hollered for a pictur that was ne ded yesterday. Thanks so much.
Another per on I d finitely want to ' pr ss my appreciation to i our "rain-maker" pho-
- tographer from Ohm-Mills, Mr. Robe1ts. Very few people realize how many tim you
came to the rescue when we needed a good picture so badly. II I can ay is a great
big "Thank you" for a wonderful job, and I hope you have better weather next year.
The administration of CH has been inconvenienced several tim this year be ause
of the annual. I do hope that we hav<' produced a book that will make those unpleasant
times seem worthwhile.
To all of you, very gratefully, "TH K !"

Martha Jo Deas
Editor-in-chief

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