Bethel College - Log Cabin Yearbook (McKenzie, TN)

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OG CABI M , x 'K we WVN1 Y at ,-A 1 .A THE YEARBOOK STAFF i'You're on the yearbook staff? people ask during casual conversation. You have an easy A don't you! We on the staff of the Log Cabin laugh in anyones face who has the nerve to say this. Working on the Log Cabin is one of the best learning experiences available on campus. Not only does a person work with a well represented cross section of the campus, hefshe also learns valuable skills such as: organizing and carrying out long range goals, giving assignments, coordinating pic- tures with groups of apathetic people, interviewing the administration and faculty, making copy fit certain space, doing, redoing, and once again redoing the layouts, checking up on those who didn't get a yearbook, doing art work, making sure every group is represented, etc., ad infinitum, ad. nauseum. What are the requirements for being a part of this hectic mind boggling schedule? Someone finally asks with a glint of respect in their eye. Dedication. We on the staff try to put out a quality year- book. To repeat once again, dedication is needed, but a little creative genius wouldn't hurt either, xi i-we Mi A

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