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1984 yearbook out of its hole. They were the logical choice for editors once thejournalism department took control of publishing the book, They began inOctober 1984 planning theirissueofSELAH

Tim Isaacson marshalled a crew of photographers and processed their work, He says he used 700 feet ofblack and whitefilm, 1000sheetsof8x10 photo paper,30 gallonsof developer and 30 million hours.

Rosesaid, "Ifwe gotpaidby the hour, we'd bemillionaires." Todd Peck,our freshman,and MartikaParson, Dolph Bell, John Peters, Lonnie Hiltebeitel, Martha Crouthamel, Donna Keys, Mrs. PatHeerspink,andahostof passersby who came intothe office to identify picturesall made a significantcontribution along the line.

Butitwas thefourorfivethat stuck with itto the end who have turned a year oftheir life into368 pages.

It hasn'tbeen easy, butheroicacts neverare, Dick Bohrer, advisor The