Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - ABAC Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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ANDREA BRASEL, TOM CORDELL, IR. MRS. HELEN L. STRICKLAND Columnists Advisor 'M , 'W-me .-aa . X fic ELAINE GUILLEBEAU, Eeaturt' Editor, DIANE BRADFORD, lNomen's Editor, LYNN BENNETT, Sports Editor DAVID ARRINGTON Business Manager 69 Newspaper Expands Facilities, Coverage The Stallion Staff The Stallion, ABACs bi-monthly newspaper which is probably the most popular periodical on campus, enlarged its photographic facilities and moved to acquire new offices in the Northside Building. The special edition during Homecoming has added to written materials within the paper and helped to increase the number of readers. The voice of ABAC students can be heard and appreciated through this media of the campus. All this and much more made the i968-I969 Stallion the best in news service to the campus community. The Stallion is created to present the news and opinions of the college campus in its entirety. Interest in newspaper journalism and willingness to work are the two essential needs in fulfilling the requirements for positions on the staff. gr, , ,,,.,W, e CARY FARMER, IAMES BRAMBLETT Photographers

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CAROLYN WILLIS NLM GANXEL Assocsdln- Editor Eciltm'-in-Clwwf FIRST ROVV. M. Vaughn, ID. Braciturci, N. Klarusfl, I Crmrrh-II, lr., A, Brawl, H. Rm-eves. SECOND ROW. D. Arrmgtfm, CL I:dVI11f'f,I. Iir.1mIJIvlI, M Cmrtm, R. fIoIIim

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Yearbook Enlarged, Campus Beauties Presented In Revue TABAC Staff The TABAC staff stayed in a frenzy from September until late February putting together the largest edition of the yearbook published at Abraham Baldwin College. There vvere headaches , . . pressure of early deadlines . . . need for more funds . . . lack of enough time . . . lost pictures, like the Forestry Club, for example . . . the photographer who forgot an appointment . . . a fouled up typewriter carriage! But there vvere good times, too. . . parties. . . trips to Atlanta , . . deep satisfaction of creativity . . . getting pictures identified, finally. . . having a staff that 'fstuck throughout the year . . . mailing the last shipment. Staff members are gleened from interested students, particularly from among former high school yearbook editors, who will give their time and talent to the book's production. And on the TABAC, all become very much involved in selling ads, layouts, copy vvriting, photography. Prior to Homecoming, the staff presented the TABAC Beauty Revue for the selection of Miss Homecoming. Its staging brought beauty and loveliness to the forefront and presented an evening of delightful entertainment. BECKY VERNER Editor-in-Chief SUSAN RADFORD, MARTHA IO GARRARD, OLEANE CARDEN Associate Editors DEBRA KICKLIGHTER, CARL FAIN, SHARON MURPHY Editorial Assistants LINDA LINDSEY Managing Editor