Editor’s Note from July 04, 1975

I am delighted to announce the addition of Harold Myra to our staff as publisher. He has been publisher of Campus Life magazine and is the author of several books, the latest of which is entitled Is There a Place I Can Scream? (Doubleday).

Regrettably, John Lowing left the staff June 30 to become feature editor of the new National Courier in Plainfield, New Jersey. This is a fine opportunity for him, and we rejoice with him. His very popular “What If …” cartoons will continue to appear in our Eutychus section. After nine years of close fellowship we were sorry indeed to see John go.

Arthur Matthews is joining us as an associate editor with news and editorial responsibilities. He graduated from Louisiana Tech University and was assistant editor of the Presbyterian Journal for twelve years. He has been doing pressrelations work for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association for the past three years. We welcome him and anticipate that his journalistic experience will be an asset to the magazine.

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