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I would like to thank everyone who helped and contributed to this book. It has been a long year and we have all learned a lot
from it. I would especially like to thank Michelle Borst, Business Manager for all of the extra work and pages she has done. Besides
keeping me straight and helping me to make it, she has completed her pages and helped with everyone elses beautifully. You have
become one of my best friends. I could never thank you enough for all that you have done. Thank you to Georgia Chamberlin, index
editor, and Patti Register, sports editor, for all of the extra work and time put into this book. Never forget breaking in the school just
to get a cropper and picture stickers, taking a computer home, or staying up late to try and finish just one more page. You have been
wonderful friends and I thank you. A special thank you to all of the other sectior:t~editors for a job well done: Rachel McClellan and
Dawn Langston, senior section co-editors; Rebecca Carter and Nikki Christensen, junior section co-editors; Laura Collins and Katie
Tompkins, sophomore section co-editors; Teresa Torrans, freshmen section editor; Brenda Vinton and Esther Lee, student life and
features co-editors; Amanda Ogden, academics section editor, Michael Miller, faculty and staff section editor; joel Foreman, clubs
section editor; Brandi Holten and Marie Lang senior ads co-editors; Derriel Cribbs and Lee Mixon, for helping wherever you were
needed and hardly ever complaining. Karen Smith, Keni Phillips, and jessica Furst, thank you for taking over the junior section at the
last minute. Thank you to Stephanie Peters and the Sadler Twins for all of the hard work. You were always willing to help and
never complained. You have helped me and made my job so much easier. Good luck to Karen Smith with next year's yearbook, it's not
as easy as it looks. Last of all, I apologize for all of the times I have yelled, gave anyone a dirty look, or made you get out of my office.
I have just tried to make this book the best possible. Mrs. Carter, thank you for all of the times you defended me, helped me, and
believed in me. You are a wonderful person and a great friend to have.
Krysta Cannon
Editor-in-chief
Krysta,
It has been a hard job working on the
yearbook and rushing to meet big deadlines
every month. Even though you have been very
demanding of me, I know that you're just doing
your best to make this yearbook the best-ever at
Columbia High. This yearbook has caused us
much grief and stress, but it has brought us closer
together. Although it was tough working on the
yearbook, it has given us many good and bad
memories of our senior year to look back on
forever. Next year's yearbook will never
measure up to the supremacy of ours. This
yearbook has caused us way too many long hours
of drinking caffeine to keep us awake, bug-eyes from sitting in front of a computer for hours, and sore throats from
screaming at anyone who came in the backroom. You have been the best editor this school has ever known, but you have
also been one of our best friends. Congratulations to a job well done!
Love,
Michelle
~sta,
Well, it's been very frustrating, but we've finally made it through our senior year. Working with you on the yearbook
s been type stressful. I think that working on the yearbook has taught us to be able to get along better with each other. Yes,
us yearbook has been a burden, but ali-in-all it has turned out to be the best. Looking back at all the times you pressured me
I finish a page or type captions, you got on my nerves, but I knew to take it as you just releasing tension. I hope that I have
ren there for you when you needed extra help cause you were definitely there for me. Let's remember this year as one of the
ardest, but funnest years of our high school memories. Thanks for everything.
Love ya,
Georgia
ysta,
Isn't it funny how some of the strangest things can bring people closer together? Take this yearbook, for instance. We
tve always been friends, but now, after making it through this year, I consider you to be one of my best friends. Even though
lt've had our little scraps, I now realize it was for the better of the yearbook. I know I made a lot of mistakes and I know I
lissed some deadlines, but you still never got too mad at me. This yearbook experience will always hold a special place in my
tart, as will you too. I hope that we "editorial snots" can always be such close, good friends.
Love,
Patti
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