"Mitzi, you stand over here so they con hove something to Iough ot"-ond the staff photographers hove bogged onother trophy .
Maybe it's a unique picture
(such as Prof.
Spalding and Mrs. Gertrude Taylor playing marbles together), or maybe it's the eighth re-take of a group whose unusual beauty has been hard to capture on film. The pictures in the 1945 Arrow speak for themselves of the results of the long hours, hard labor, and lost sleep of those most necessary cogs in the wheel of "annual" progress-the staff photographers, Bill Smith and Colvin Rainbolt.