LaGrange College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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Page Fifteen THE QUADRANGLE

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THE QUADRANGLE Page Fourteen Editorial Staff Mallie Bedell Editor-in-Chief Helen Harris Assistant Editor Mardel Taylor Literarvi Editor Maud Harris ) Assistant Literarv Editors Lois Hall Katharine Shaver MARY KAMPLEY Athletic Editor Dorothy Bledsoe Art Editor Julia Muse Joke Editor Frances Black Y. W. C. A. Editor Ruth Pike TO n LSusmess Manager Carolyn Kelley Assistant Business Manager Maud Harris Senior Class Representative Annie Sutton Junior Class Representative Mildred Smith Sophomore Class Representative Kathleen Grogan Freshman Class Representative Florence Blanton Sub-Freshman Class Representative

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THE QUADRANGLE Page Sixteen Hints on Editing an Annual Start early — preferably the first day of college. Send the most stern and imposing member of your staff to demand in a deep voice that each new girl subscribe for the 1918 QUADRANGLE. She will think it is some required course, so get your money before Mr. Robeson presents her book bill. Since the old girls are experienced, different methods are necessary — threaten to report their latest and greatest demeanor to the Faculty. If the literary editors haven ' t time to await the inspiration of the Muses, write to the youngest editor of a country newspaper and he will probably write a glowing treatise on any subject you desire. If there is a dearth of poetry, just appeal to your most sentimental maiden aunt for she can in all probability write more tender poetry than the most dignified Senior or verdant Freshman in college. Have plenty of poetry — it fills up space! Confer with the Weather Man before deciding upon the date for making pictures. In order to insure the popularity of your publication, warn the photographer that the pictures must not be natural looking, Don ' t expect all the editorial staff to have a part in editing the annual. Suggest to the contributors that they need not have their articles ready until you have demanded them the Nth time. Don ' t try to excel the 1917 QUADRANGLE — it can not be done!