having anyone to write a story, being totally clueless when writing captions, trying to find people who in actuality don’t even exist, and many other things. It did become very complicating at times, but as a whole team we were always able to accomplish the task at hand. Even though there were many challenges, there were also many fun times, catchy phrases and amusing peo ple. Such as the “hair guy,” “fishguy,” and the “cheesy smile.” Or, did you know that if you go to lunch with Becky you will most likely be eating the same thing every time you go (Chicken patties), and there was always a lack of rubber bands. . . But remember, no matter what you do, “Don’t push the white button!” — Joanna Morton
Yearbook: a book that you will be able to look back on years after you have left WOLBI; a directory with all of your roommates and dorm mates addresses; a picture album that was put together by some people for every one to enjoy; a few funny pictures of friends: a reference book for when you don’t remember what someone looks like; an old fashion and hair book;. . .or it could also be a group of people, put together by the Lord, to work on what many times seemed like an impossible task. * It is true, many times as a yearbook staff we were faced with what seemed like impossible situations. Things such as losing staff members, having the com puter die on you, missing pieces from Florida, not
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