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Everyone expects a yearbook,like a cat,toseeall with large unblinking eyes. Does someone cut a ribbon at Convocation? Everyone looks aroundforthe yearbook's cameraman. Does the football team tromp James Madison? Get iton film. Recreate the scene Do itup right Make us look good!

But yearbook editors and staff members feel more like mice — blind mice, atthat. Six teams play on a given Saturday, At home. Guess who has only four photographers. Does Liberty Mountain catch fire? Guess who's out of film. Does k some wag putdetergentinthe ^% fountain? Guess whose flash g\y& doesn't work.

Y ? Not one mark goes on any J^L page unless someone puts it f^A there People think the year&&m\ book staffis the sizeofa small |E^| army.

P^ Little they know.

Two editors — journalism majors— onedarkroom artist,one freshman who enrolled in yearbook lab both semesters, and one advisor formed the core that designed and executed SELAH'86

Rosemarie Bateman andDebbieMcSwain helped pull the