Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Lens set, speed correct, FOCUS 67 on that face in the crowd exposes a pic- ture of the individual — his talents, achievements and involvement in the academic and social life of California State College at Fullerton. The eye behind the camera sees perceptively, artistically each student who attends our College. FOCUS 67, the theme of our Titan Yearbook, depicts on each of the fol- lowing pages the underlaying philoso- phy of individual importance manifest- ed in student activity. Technique is excellent; composition, exciting. The story related on each page in every photograph shows the student inden- tified as an important entity actively participating in intellectual and social pursuits of the College. For the individual who is FOCUS 67 this is YOUR yearbook. With the vibrance of a beauty Queen Diane accepts the homecoming crown in that one wonderful moment. On the perimeter of the CSF academic hub stands the Letters and Science Building. Fun, a little mess and hard work are ex- emplified by Paul Willis as he prepares make- up for Colombe . Bxptes$ion$ of Jitsns C piund in Focus 67 lNTRODUCTION 2 :-

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0t}ed Petson$litie$ Oep ' ief M nt Angles of C9I Dr. LSB Leakey (upper left), authority in the fields of anthropology and paleontology spoke at a capacity audience of more than 5,000 people, February in the Titan gym. Taking their positions (center) for one of many satirical skits in No Mother to Guide Them are Jerilyn Bass, Nick Nicholas, Miriam Tait, and Mike McPherson. This was the first musical revue presented by the drama department and directed by Edwin Druerr, drama instructor. Pat Davis (upper right), head yell leader dunks one in half-time match with Red- lands. Amidst excitement and anxiety Elaine Ben- nett (left) CSF student greets Vietnamese students Nguyer Thi My Ngau, 19 and Bui Thi Bich Thu, 25. Both students live in Orthys Hall and attend classes six days a week. In advanced stages of breakdown, (right) advertising executives invented simple forms of recreation to vent frustrations and hos- tilities, as in case 689 -Psych. Journal. ACTIVmES 10-61