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in spite of all the frustrations which the pages of this book carries, i am sorry to see it end. the task that the staff faced in september was a formidable one, and, looking back, i wonder how we ever did it. we faced a few problems which, to us, seemed complex and sensitive. the question of "what is censorship?" plagued us in several areas. we never really found an answer, but in the search we learned a great deal. J we decided to stick with the name "mnemonic"-for no reason other than that we liked it. but there is no doubt it will change again in future years, and maybe for. the better. . there are many people this year's staff as a whole would like to thank: mrs. beard for all the typing I she did for the book, the computer center for their help in getting us lists, and chris spencer for the • wonderful senior pictures. and ; would like to thank a few people for all the work they put into this book, especially linda lamoreux, and mary-jo joseph who by now have certainly earned theirletters in senior section, belinda bonds and barb kohler for running errands and keeping up the spirit when it was sorely needed keeping up, susie blackman for that wonderful letter that really helped out the bank account, demetrios mallios and pat gunther for their sales pizzaz, • mike may for plagueing the phys ed department when we needed rosters and schedules, and, lastly, two people without whom this book wouldn't have gott~n off the gro~nd: coy harris, our publisher's rep, and mike go'sman, the business manager. to these two people, the 1974 mnemonic. owes its deepest debt, and i my most sincere thanks. chip rouse , . , editor-in-chief, 1.974 mnemonic • 2BB