Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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i.:+4H-.2 ll it J MLS Manson Smith with Joe Hanson, business manager, and Skip Bourque, editor-in-chief. A John Zakian, 1971-72 editor-in-chief

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Vx Ji The P. A. office can become a hectic place when the Mirror staff goes to work. There are always too many pictures of this and too few of that. Things get lost in the pile of pictures and papers, and pencils have a habit of moving themselves. Then comes the major problem of who is going to write the copy. The bills go out and the business man- ager hopes the money comes in. lt seems like it will never end. But finally that last page is done and we can only hope that the finished product will look like we had hoped it would when we began. ff? ' ': Q L -., A,,.A- 1 ,. T X5 I Y A V I . . Q' t k The Mirror O 'fr - 9-: gil QQ' Rx -.is--B 2- ' ' . , 1 , W Y' . .Y 'x , ,r - , 5 Publishing Association 'li Board P. A. secretary, Anne Newton, and chairman, Libby Wiers.

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Gordon Leighton After the apple in the day of darkness After the fall of all the YEAR OF LIGHT Comes a parade The Garnet, alias Annunciation, was a pleasing collection of poetry, art and photography by members of the Bates com- munity. Co-editors Gordon Leighton and John Wing deserve credit for a tastefully prepared book. unnunciution j rx X igtgsn fy W if