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YOU'LL CHERISH ALWAYS “What did we do?” You mean you thought the Edi- torial staff had covered it all? Well, one thing’s for sure, we didn’t just pat our feet except when our pounding the sidewalks for hours gave way to a pat- ting. “When did we do this?” All those trips to Florence and the business district of Hartsville weren't for pleasure or to buy clothes, but to sell ads. The typing of ads was one of the lesser, but nonetheless time-consuming jobs we had to per- form. One more thing kept hounding us—'‘Bills.” Unluckily, these aren’t men, but little pieces of paper requesting money. Incidentally, have you taken a look in the ad sec- tion of the 1955 MILESTONE? You'll find a great bunch of advertisers who helped to make the edition of this annual possible. LIB PLOWDEN Business Manager ows PLOWDEN, PITMAN, REAVES, OATES. 69
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WILHELMINA KIRKLAND Editor MORILLO, McCUTCHEN, BRUMBAUGH, Sponsor; GERRALD, KIRKLAND, JACKSON, CLARK, S., STEVENS. REMINISCENG@ES OF Dias Well, here it is! And all for you. You ask, “Was it fun?”” or “Was it worth all the hard work?” We could answer: “No trouble at all;’ or “Work, who worked?” However, to tell the truth, it was trouble and work. The headaches started the minute the editor was elected. Many plans and innumerable decisions had to be made before the layout could be drawn. The excitement of receiving the dummy soon faded as the blank pages only reminded us of the work yet ahead. Picture scheduling, photograph- ing, copy writing, copy typing, copy and picture compiling, art work, and proofreading robbed the editorial staff of many movies and hours of sleep. Still you ask, “Was it worth it?” Well, all griping aside, we, the Editorial staff, have had a great time working on the MILESTONE and we hope you enjoy your annual.
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KEEPING | Seated: OATES, BLAKENEY, A., KELLEY, LANGFORD, LOWRIMORE, GRAHAM, GELZER, WHITTINGTON. Standing: DuRANT, PRICE, PORCHER, BOATWRIGHT, COLLINS, SISSON, Sponsor; KIRK, DOUGLASS, DUKE, MOODY, YOUNG. Extra! Extra! Read all about it in the Periscope, Coker’s student newspaper. News stories, essays, editorials—all about what’s happening on campus and whose doing it! Pictures and poems, facts and features! Staff of students plan, publish Periscope. Excel- lent training, valuable experience in creative writing, editing, open to all students interested in journalism. MARTHA LANGFORD Editor 70
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