George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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1966-1967 Pillar Staff Editor-in-Chief . . . Faculty Advisor . . . Assistant Editor . . . Photography Editor . . . Administration and Faculty Editor .. Classes Editor ....... Campus Life Co-Editors Organizations Editor . Greeks Editor .... Academics Editor . . . Athletics Co-Editors . . . Features Editor . Stat?-Ann Baldinger, P Jane Palmer . Arthur H. Cook ... Carol Cunningham ...LindaRobbins . . . Susan Schick .... . Trish Campbell . .. . .. Ann Melville, Susan Moody .. ,.. Janet Clough .... Carol Williams ........ Marcia Braolberry Suzanne Elson, Bill Waters Joyce Boucom atsy Gitte, Wanda Pittman, Carolyn McNabb, Joan Malmborg, Kay Simmons, Diane Swift, Sylvia Ann Slack, Melanie McCormick, Lawrence Douglas, Penny Rutherfoord, Frances Reed, Jean Taylor, Penny Puckett, Bill Goldman. 276

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if -fa ff- ML '15-4 e i WAS IT WORTH IT? Editing a yearbook is a iob. It dominates your life, becomes your entire conversation, and involves more time than you can possibly spare. It is a kind of hell when taken too seriously, and when not taken seriously enough, will lead to total disaster. Moreover, it grows on you like a disease. It becomes habitual in every respect and gives you a certain kind of determination that nothing can alter, and when it is ended, there is no greater satisfaction in the world. I would like to acknowledge at this time those people who greatly helped me to attain this satisfaction, Mr. Dick Richardson, who took the time to do more than iust give advice, whose genuine interest was more than an inspiration, Mr. Arthur H. Cook, who always knew exactly when to say his famous line let me do the worrying , and whose encouragement and enthusiasm never failed to brighten what seemed to be the worst problems, Mr. Thomas Gerald Puckett, who was more than a photographer and accomplished artist, who en- thusiastically gave up his time to oFrer new and fresh ideas, Mrs. Patsy Giffe, Effig, whose bright smile and tremendous help always made everything easier, Mr. Steve Waite and the American Yearbook Company whose service to the school has never overlooked a single need, Mr. and Mrs. C. Denman Palmer who never failed to be understanding, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Cunningham who also gave support on the home front, Cherrie Forte, who taught me much, Barbara Padgett, who managed to put up with me, a roommate i'?l, Reta Broadway for sharing office and sentiments, and to the I966-67 Administration, Faculty, and Student Body with whom this book is concerned. I also wish to thank those on my staff who gave up much of their time and efforts so that the '67 PILLAR would be possible. There are two people who were indispensable: Linda Robbins, Staff Photographer, who was irreplaceable in both time and talent and spent many a night developing and enlarging pictures in the darkroom, and to Carol Cunningham, Assistant Editor, what can I say. Her continued support was more than I could ever have asked for and without her, I would never have made it. May I speak for myself, Carol, and the entire staff in saying that, in spite of the frustra- tions, hard work, and sometimes tears, it WAS worth it! Sincerely, Jane Palmer Editor-in-Chief 1967 PILLAR if e4'I.' L ?'3y . S 9 A ! gf-gig: ig Ti' i

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