Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Fearless Leaderj' the editor, William Billings, scans the finished product. WHERE 'THE FRESS IS FREE, AND EVERY MAN ABLE T0 HEAD. ALL IS SAF'Ef' ' THOMAS JBFFEERSQQN 'sYou're a penny off here. Business Manager, Paullfleinert, confers with advisor, Mr. Wilson. , ,,K,,m,WT,,,v,,, SMALL T LK SMALL TALK is the student newspaper of Meth- odist College which serves as the voice of the entire college community. The paper is financed by student activity fees and is operated by a staff headed by the editor and assisted by a faculty advisor. sMALL TALK is six years old and has progressed from a monthly publication of four pages to a semi-monthly publication of six pages. The paper is currently being printed by County Press of Benson, North Carolina. Arts Editor, Bill Blalock, and Feature Editor, Jean Hutchinson, prepare copy for page 3. ,..,.. Wsiirfibisrfftwss, wi f fy K 4 as ,W 1' SQ Seated left to right Gayle Etheridge, Beth Baldwin, Paula Caddell, Bill Blalock, Susan Sharp, William Billings, Harriet Ransone, Paul Reinert, Ken Murray, Jean Hutchinson, Sally Osborne, standing Mike Hale, Dennis Bruce, B. Parker Wilson, David Hatchell, Bill John- son, and Bill Williams. 136

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Pastiche Sitting Judy Mowatt. Charles Dietrich. Charlotte Carmine: standing David Henson, Jim Blanton. Gene Smith, and Dennis Bruce. The Pastiche Literary Club was formed for the purpose of developing talents in the art of creative writing. Club members spon- sor the publication of Tapestry , a literary compilation of represent- ative works in prose and poetry, written by talented members of the student body. The editorial staff of Tapestry is elected from club membership. The Pastiche holds weekly workshop meetings in which works are read for group criticism and discussion. Left to right David Henson, Circulation managerg Charlotte Carmine, Treasurer, Dennis Bruce, Secretary: Jim Blanton, Vice President: and Charles Dietrich, President- Cover for the 1967 edition of Tapestry. 135

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David Hatchell, Circulation Manager, goes over the mailing list with Beth Baldwin, Sally Osborne, and Harriet Ransone. sMALL TALK The 1966-67 staff is headed by William Billings, Editor, Paul Reinert, Business Man- ager, Susan Sharp, News Editor, and Ken Murray, Editorial Assistant. During the course of the year, special layouts and colors were used to feature important events lM.C.'s 10th anniversary, Christmas, Homecoming, the Fine Arts Festivall. A total of sixteen issues were published. Sidelights that the staff will remember include the assembly skit, the nv- Christmas party, and the spring awards presentation. Sports Editor, Bill Hatem, discusses pictures to be taken during an upcoming event with Photographers, Bill Johnson lleftl, and Bill Williams lrightl. Paula Caddell, Cartoonist, sketches a picture of Thomas Jefferson. News Editor, Susan Sharp, tells Editorial Asst., Ken Murray where to go lon assignmentl. IS FREE HESS MAN 'AND EVERY ABLE TO THE p THOMAS JEPPERS