Umpqua Community College - Tahlkie Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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STEVE ANDERSON leaves the PHOTOGRAPHER LENNIE LANGLEY focuses in on a student coum lounge. cil meeting. WORKING THROUGH THE NOON HOUR are Elaine Hedrick and K Jan Billmeyer. . '- 4g SURPRISE? MARKS THEiFVAbES of Lennie Langley and Jon lle Graves. CHECKING THE MAT ENVE- LOPES are Jack Spencer and Jan Billmeyer. ANNUAL. 31

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DISCUSSING AN AD LAY-OUT are Patty N., Mickey G., Jonelly G. and Lennie L. Annual Grows with Ads, Index, Graduate Pix Editor; ............................ Jan Billmeyer Business Manager ...................... Patty Nevue Artist 8!, Cover ...................... Jonelle Graves Assistant Artist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t .Rudy Seehawer Photographers ................... Steve Anderson and Lennie Langley Staff ...................... J anet Hammerschmith, Elaine Hedrick, Jack Spencer, and Mickie Grimes. Advisor ............................... Jim West 30 ANNUAL ttYes,I think we ought to include why the annual is called TAHLKIE? tiNo,I donat think it is necessary since the annual has been called TAHLKIE before.n ttBut how are new students to know that TAHLKIE is the word used by UMPQUA Indians meaning tyesterdayiTi ttWell, surely everyone knows that by nowW That was just one of the many dilemmas the TAHLKIE staff faced in constructing the 1970-71 yearbook. The very existence of the yearbook was in doubt at the beginning of the fall term, but, due to student interest indicated by a registra- tion poll, a staff was organized and work slowly began. Three deadlines faced the staff during winter term, enabling students to receive their annuals before school let out in June. With these deadlines constantly overhead, the staff members kept to the grindstone. Advertising was sold for the first time, allowing more pages to be added to the book. This extra space was filled by an index, making it easier for students to locate themselves in the book. And there were many more students to locate this year because individual pictures of graduates were added to the TAHLKIE, along with outlines to identify pictures and copy to explain the events of the year. Additional art touches added to the total look of the book.

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DOING MORE TALKING THAN STUDYING Merk, Becky VanCleave, and Virginia Vlasschaert. are Dave Hermann, Fred USING REFER Stinnett- ENCE MATERIALS is Brent Library Opens for Use Saturdays and Sundays Among all other activities, study was the most important. To aid in study the library served the students. As well as be- being open during regular class hours, the facility was opened to students on weekend afternoons through the efforts of the student council. The stack area contained a growing number of circulating books and past magazine issues. Reference and current periodicals were accessible in the reading room. A-V materials were available upon instructor request. Much used around test times were the conference rooms for group study. 32 LIBRARY - t Pede WHILE OTHERS MAKE DILIGENT USE of the enCyCIOPed135, cur think. rson just sits back to