November 17, 1995
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Students unite to create a yearbook
THE CALL WENT our FOR EDITORS
to take on the project of generat
ing a yearbook to commemorate
the 1995-6 year at Guilford. Two
seniors, Ann Sutter and Terrence
Laster, have answered that call.
With the help of faculty advisor
Susie Clark and layout advisor
Derek Harwell, the Quaker will
be published.
The yearbook will be a commu
nity effort involving the work of
as many students as possible. Co
editor Terrence Laster stresses that
the publication is not geared to be
just a senior book and that the help
of all students is welcomed and
encouraged.
Unlike the yearbooks of the past
two years, this year's edition will
be small and have a traditional
one-volume format. It will be di
Susan Allen
features editor
features
vided into seven sections focusing
on faculty, clubs and organizations,
seniors and graduation,
THE QUAKER
volunteerism, housing, candids,
and events and sports.
Each section will be assigned to
a team of students who will be re
sponsible for writing the copy, tak
ing the pictures and preparing the
layout for that section.
That's where you come in. Many
The Guilfordian
students will be needed to mini
mize the strain put on any particu
lar person. Terrence and Ann know
how busy they are, and how busy
you are. For this reason everyone
is invited to help carry the load and
produce something of which Guil
ford can be proud.
The onus will also be put on in
dividual clubs and organizations,
who will be provided with dispos
able cameras to take their own pic
tures. This too will help include
more individuals in the process.
Another positive aspect of this
style of staff is the broader view
of campus that it can afford. The
more students involved, the more
sides of campus life that can be
portrayed. Each person has a
slightly different experience at
Guilford to share.
A meeting will be held this Sun
day, November 18, at 6 PM in the
Passion Pit Come out to make this
year's Quaker the best it can be.
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