Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Editor Sonlry directs students to proper poses for a division page picture. This expressive generation, left with a legacy of uneasy, fitful peace after a major war, is filling this country with its cry for purpose and meaning in life. Not only beatniks, or Peaceniks, express their dissatisfaction with the status-quo. All who give a thought to where the country and the world are going are adding their voices to the clamor de- manding change. Opportunities for expressing oneself concerning this change are vast. Spir- ited expression is evident in widely varied acts, such as the free speech movement, civil rights marches, and the frenzied music of a beat generation. In clothing and haircuts, students are breaking with the past. In an angry world this new generation of Amer- icans is demanding that the principles the United States claims to stand for be upheld. When the theme This Expressive Generation was first thought of a motif was needed. Illustrating the theme of this year ' s Titan and shown on the divisional pages are the now well-known picket- ers. It seems everyone is finding some- thing to demonstrate about these days. Many of the protests, however, grow out of a strong need for change in the world of which we are a part. Giant strides forward in areas which for years have been considered taboo, are clear evidences of the need and values of a concerned world and changes which can be obtained through organized protest. Thus the Titan sta£f feels the picket signs, in an abstract design, serve as a fitting motif for This Ex- pressive Generation. PxciccU Ji4j-iUei

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SlMdr ' %ii ' W:: - Si I .$. lSi ' if Up in arms over malfunctioning coffee machines, student government, grade point averages, and you name it, a group of dissenters unite on the lawn of the Letters and Science Building. s