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

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., 5 'H' 5-H 726 Q ' m r P 's . has 4 idk! AL Q f lu , , mi E 44 i The Peabody post - Gary Reynolds, Editor M Qi, N if-WP.?,ws,,,, What's the meeting about, Gary? THE PEABODY POST The Peabody Post is the otiicial newspaper of George Peabody College for Teachers. It is published approxi- mately 25 times during the year. The Post Room is located in Room 200 of the Industrial Arts Building. All letters to the editor should be addressed to: The Peabody Post, Box 31, George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee 37203. All letters must be signed but names will be withheld upon the request of the writer: EDITOR-GARY REYNOLDS Managing Editor-Arlene Owles Sports Editor-Bob Coles Feature Editor-Sallie Stringfellow News Editor-Arminta Luther Business Manager-Tom Battan Assistant Business Manager-John Betty Proof Editor-Andrea Davis Circulation Manager-Linda Newman Sports Photographer-Gary Nuzzi News Photographer-Bob Millard FACULTY ADVISER-DR. E. R. HUTCHISON Reporters: Karen Clausel, Sisan Sparkman, DZ Welcome, Mark Huizenga, Brett DePalma, Gene Sizemore, LaRayne Young, David Lyon, Vicki Hill, Bill Justice, Ann McCarthy, Darlene Swack, Linda Kay Glass, Louise Emery, Janice Woodroof, Paul Davis, Sheila Feingold. 208

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fffj my 1 f g K- 19,33 if riff' li Trek LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrea Davis, Arlene Owles, Arminta Miles, Dr. Hutchison, Sallie Stringfellow, and Joey Horobetz. z ' at ia. i if ,!0,.,---+1 Andrea Davis editor, and Dr. Hutchison, Faculty advisor, discuss a selection appearing in this year's TREK. Joey Horobetz and Sallie Stringfellow confer at the typewriter. Creativity is a word that is stressed to all beginning teachers and we find it no forgotten policy here at Peabody. TREK is creativity in action. It is the annual literary publication by and for students. It is a collection ofthe thoughts of anyone who takes the time to turn them in. The TREK staff has the diiiicult task of reading, evaluating, and deciding which selections will appear in the finished copy. It is difficult because creativity had no set standards ofjudg- ment. 207

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., ,,.,U. A .,',7,,5 .1 u .1 K . 4 Q J H1457 ' Stalf meetings should always be organized like this! Q . x Y Z A foursome for bridge? lluf' .L ,, K All play and no work? We sometimes tend to take a newspaper for granted. It's there every week with articles we find entertaining, informative, humorous, and occasionally, a combination of all three. We may not always agree with the opinions but they're well written, and most of all, they make us stop and think. A college newspaper is not supposed to be the voice of the Administration. It is written for the students, by the students. The stall' may not always be completely organized, but the Peabody Post is. And the end will justify the means. I