Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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FLIMSY EXCUSE DEPT. Everyone will not agree with our approach to yearbooking. We expect that. But we hope that after you have read this excuse, you will re-examine the book with a new perspective. A great yearbook, even a mere good yearbook, is not built in a day and old re-hashed hash makes a poor foundation on which to build ideas. We knew that students were getting pretty tired of seeing the same old cliches time after time in their yearbooks, so the staff decided to slip into something more comfortable, which proved to be the Media Explosion approach around which this book was built. The first section, which consists of organizations and activities, was built on the pretense that there is a bit of Al- fred E. Neuman in all of us, Qgawd knows where he is hidingll. This little guy is one of those special people who often is referred to as a Weirdo! But is he really? I think not, for he manages to see the humor in any situation. And to- day, perhaps, it is hard to find anything to laugh about. The motive for this section was that, if there was no humor in the included situations, the yearbook staff invented some. The second section deals with sports, and is representative of the everyday newspaper sports section. The ads were placed within this section to remind the reader that you get nothing free, and at S20 a page, there ain't no room for wasted space. The third section comes along just in time to bring the reader back to the reality that he is really reading a yearbook and not a Reader's Digest selection of varied prize winning essays. We also found this to be a great waste can for such topics as Freedom, and other lost causes. The final section is our attempt at giving birth to the blues. We nursed it, and rehersed it, and at times we even cursed it, and that's the way lBah, Bah, Bah, Bah,l we wrote our own thing. But the ideas really weren't very fertile and we ended up with something akin to a literary abortion. Naughtily, e Little Orphan Annie it vi QN3..-, ff fi af ' . Qt JI IV: za LF 'B if V. 'lI'.lXFx1,Y ' AQ, , v h T 9 ibqmhilm I iff! X WN, X l . r ,Q gt ,ll

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