Belhaven University - White Columns Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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S RW Q M-A .w if iiliv Rosalyn Brandt smiles happily as she completes the photography schedules for organization pictures. Business Manager Bill Clark and Staff members Vickie ' Stringfield and Betty Clayton ' proudly look over the adver ' tisements which they have ' obtained. 1 Copy editors Sylvia Rody and Valerie Williamson consider the most effective way to word cut lines as Typist Nancy Kay Black- more checks over the list of needed copy. Mims Wright, student photogra- pher, exchanges ideas for layout with Harold Holstead and Marty Richie.

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in iv W WHITE COLUMN Cover, class photographs, candid shots, cut lines, organizational copy, page layouts-out of these a yearbook comes. But, as someone has so truthfully remarked, yearbooks are made, not born. To unite all these elements into an organized whole, it takes a dedicated staff willing to work at any hour, will- ing to sell ads any day of the week, willing to miss a basketball game or a social function in order to put together pages in a way that all students will be proud to possess. The aim of the Staff was to preserve the life of joy, struggle and excitement you live at Belhaven. We hope that the 1964 WHITE COLUMNS will reflect all the aspects of your past yearls activities, and that as you turn these pages, you will be reminded of the places you went and the things you did that made you a part of Bel- haven 1964-. fi tm MA age , A X U 5 'P E H i, M: :mfs , mt' ,M, itfs ,tc J. , M w fd - , www ttwi-1 w ,iv :uw .EV -i Looking through the Layout Ideas book are Sports editor Ronnie McKinney and Fine Rowland and Wayne Howard. sg fs, - S . zz, 1 ,gs Arts co-editors Marsha .e gli? 1 :gg ii 2. The 1964- WHITE COLUMNS Editor, Loren Ormond, relaxes in front of the white columns which give the yearbook its name. Class editor, Sissie Watson, plans the layout of her section with the aid of the assistant editor, Marianne McCravey. .

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LA Belhaven's campus newspaper, CLAN CALL, serves as the voice of the students. Published bi- weekly, it is a potpourri of campus, local, and in- ternational news. The staff sponsored a student- faculty basketball game and tentative plans have set the game up as an annual affair. The enthu- siasm displayed by this year's staff has enabled the CLAN CALL to maintain its high standard of journalistic excellence. CLA CALL CLAN CALL STAFF: left to right, Cindy Lounsberry, Willie Turberville Jesse Baucom Sandra Jones D L Janie Lanier, Dennis Jackson, Wayne Howard, Ann Mc- Upton Lean, Jeanette Lee, John Sumrall, Candy Woodward, l-sv , 92