Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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i M Above left; Titan photographers Lorry Gohr, Tom Powell, and Ed Evers, scan prospective pictures. Above; Advertising monoger Marianne Pfings- graff ponders idea for her section during publi- cations production class. : fif iMA d St StUA £i Serving as Associote Editor for the 1966 Titan was Tom Cruce. Color, creativity, and simplicity of design were the objectives of the book which stresses expressiveness. j ff iH lie g »«»«yilolr , ' :d »,,,. .- 18

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ft lo ' ! yeor hm left: . Oeniii! UX{)A M Aii- 7 6S- $e o ioi lilol ' ■ M Ike •t ir fflfied ly up Ihe h te, Glofio woi fflojor- Building school spirit is often a difficult task requiring a great deal of time and large amounts of energy; it carries a responsibility which rests solely on the efforts of the song and yell leaders. The Titan rooters had much to cheer about this year, some of the most memorable games being the Redlands tournament. The first three games of the season were played at Redlands, and Cal State Fullerton placed first in the tournament. Although there were not many Cal State Fullerton students at these away from home games, the pep and spirit was expressed as force- fully as that of the opposing team. . Everyone went home tired, hoarse, and proud. Majorette Cindy Frazier has been a great asset to the audience at Cal State Fullerton games due to her tal- ent, spirit, and charm. In reward for her efforts since she began twirling a baton at the age of eleven, Cindy has won 325 trophies, twenty-five of which are also beauty titles. In 1959 and again in 1965 she was named the West- ern States Strutting Champion, and also Western States Twirling Cham- pion in 1965; she has also won such titles as Miss Personality of California, Miss Congeniality of California, and Maytime Band Review Princess. 17

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I Ton A diversified area of assignments were given to members of the staff, as deadlines approached at ruthless speeds. Doris Lowmon, Barbara Benjamin, and Shelly Gordon, complete their tasks. JlW j £) ae4 M e P jJ-iActioi ' C ' 60 I Xm With the goal of excellence before them, Bonnie Preston, Kathy Vopat, and Georgene Larsen, dis- cuss ways to improve their assignments. Using the three column lay-out design, something unique in yearbook production is the 1966 Titan, whose editor-in-chief is Jock Santry. 19