Our Time 1998

Right: Adam Van Den Boom chuckles during a short breakfrom the herds of students rushing to buy a yearbook. Bottom: Steffany Hreno takesjuicy notes during an interviewfor the school paper. The ACRONYM Row 1 - Nooreen Dabbish Row 2 - Steffany Hreno, Kira Alverez, Sunita Jasti, Paul Hearberlin Row 3 - Christy Lenz, Rich Lee, Drew Massey O ne of the must devoted, hard– working extracurriculars by far were IMSA's many publications. These activities required constant labor and permit– ted no breaks, for publica– tions documented school events as they occurred. And time waits for no one. The overworked staff of the Gallimaufry. IMSA's illustrious yearbook, could attest to that. But, the result of their tireless I efforts to produce a suitable summary of this mulit- faceteed year, is none other than the impressive creation you now hold in your hands. But the Gallimaufry staff were not the only individuals that could be found working around the clock in the Pub Room. The diligent writers of the school newspaper, the ACRONYM, also shared those modest facilities. Nooreen Dabbish com– mented, "Being the editor- in-chief of a newspaper is great, but owning a key to the pub room is even better." In addition, such publications as Heliotrope, the literary magazine, provided an outlet for students to express them– selves creatively. RYE offered the IMSA student body a regular dose of satirical humor. 180 " ^ c U