Glorieta Baptist Assembly - Thunderbird Yearbook (Glorieta, NM)

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SECOND SIX WEEKS FIRST SIX WEEKS THUNDERBIRD And there were pictures and pictures and more pictures, as far as the eye could see, but the THUNDERBIRD staff cleared the debris and added another yearbook of memories to the history of Glorieta. Marked by organization and more organization the first six weeks, the book finally began to take form during the last days of the summer. Deadline hours hurried production as pictures were fitted to copy and pages were sent to their maker--the publisher. Then editor Sarah Cutter, who replaced Sandy Hale after'Sandy's departure, breathed a sigh of relief and went home to Nebraska. Ap' .- .. mn.

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FIRST SIX WEEKS THE STAFF SCRIBBLES After work a small group of staff members gathered around the table of an upstairs room in New Mexico Hall. When they emerged they carried with them G1orieta's first 1965 edition of THE STAFF SCRIBBLES. First session editors Linda Shain and George Mims yielded all rights and privileges thereof to second session editor Pat Erickson, assisted by jeff Cox. Mimeographed on white paper, the SCRIBBLES recorded activities of the staff and provided features on staffers. These papers now reside in the scrapbooks of 350 high school and college students. SECOND SIX WEEKS