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Pottanon. Kay -y. Jano Moyor,  Mike  Case. Natale Mllor. Shomon Norton. Ktiltn Colquitt. Arrro(  Dolbe!ly. Kim  Deldo. Tanya
                                                          VcnVIed<. Down NEilan. Sonya VanVIodc, Elm Hill • .Jonlfor  Coso, 10m  Sleword. SUsan  Tuttle. Dorno OuHow. Vlclcl  K~t)ll.  Glen
                                                          Bloncnad. Pom Rogtstor. Peggy Mohonoy. Lort McO.Jotg.  Bolndo  Knight , Alison  Taylor. Tama  Popo,  Jom Koon. Mooy Gorogo.
                                                          Vldalo POOor,  Jeue CHttum. Mo!lhal MO<pG<. Eve<ett  Gil, Torrmy K~t)ll.  Anthony Gerhold. Sllrmo< Jones. MIL Carlor, Allsal
                                                          Wood, Rodney PHIIps, lelgh Swt-. Ktiltn Soli. Tracy TIYa-. lilo Md..oon.  Not plctued· Reovos Colo. Caoy Dolgle, !!Iandy
                                                          Jolnson. Chad Caner. Angel  l UT'Ibort, ~a Hatow. Nny llyn.m.









               CHS Journalism  contlrues to chalge and grow.  The
               book In yolJ hands reflects countless holJs spent by
               the staff to bring  a  book  to faculty, students  . and
               friends  that  shows  the  spirit  of  Columbia  High.
               Expaldng from  one doss to folJ, JolJnollsm students
               brought varied  backgrounds  and even  more  varied
               tastes to a leaky Room  10.  Renee Polte110nserved  as
               the Edlor of the Yeabookond Amy Douberly was the
               leader of the TIGER  newspaper. Everyone  on the  staff
               mode a  contribution to  the  publications.  The  jobs
               ranged  from  sellng  ads.  doing  layouts.  taking  and
               developing  pictures,(Go,  Jesse),  writing  copy,  to
               speedy trips to the Post Office (....;th a fewstops to pick
               t..p toter logs I)
                 After much dscuaion . the staff opted  to do the ft(st
               red 'year' book.  A sincere effort  was  mode to  cover
               on entire year's worth of activities. The book  Increased
               50 pages and, insplte of having to wail 1M  SliT1mer. the
               stc:tt tell~ was ......ooh ~.
                 The  TIGER  newspaper reflected the efforts of two
               man workers  Amy  [)()U)e~y and l<lm  Dekle.  These
               two special ladles were responsible for the Issues that
               attempted  to  give  coverage  to  activities  and
               happenings  at  CHS.  The  staff  Is  grateful  to  the
               GAINESVILLE SUN for helping us get a  'new' look.
                  We  ore  espedally  thalkful  to the  students  and
               people  of the  commUI'llty  tor  buying  the  book  and
               supporting  us  With  ads.  We  were  able  to  buy  a                1  " Wrll  somebody  please  tall  me  where  the  pause  button  10?" To
               Mochtolh computer  ....ntch con do 'everything' .  ,....,              Pope, copy ed1tor, wants a break from peenng at the computer tcr
               Herring  helped  us  get  the  loser  printer  and  we                 " Okay people, don't tolk to me unless ll's good news " Edrtor·in·cl'
               appreciate his Ieith In us                                             Renee  Patterson,  looks  a  bit  harassed  There  must  be  a  del
                 As for the JolJnollsm Ooss. .. welt we all hove  a  lot of           coming  up
                                                                                      Bratt,  Chad,  and  Ethan
               memorles ... some  good and some .. weN... .. we think  It                           what  would  we  have  dona  Without  'f
                                                                                      Thanks!
               was worth II all .. and we hope you do tool
                                                                                     •  The  dedicated  ioyout  edrtor,  Jennrler  Amo,  designs  a  page  ot
                                                                                      Yearbook workshop that she and Renee attended at Rollins College
                                                                                      W1nter  Park  last  summer
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