Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Page 66 Buccaneer I936 THE l935-36 COLLEGIAN STAFF sancTion oT The sTudenT body and The approval oT The adminisTraTion and board oT educaTion. Under MorT Belshaw's direc- Tion, The adverTising sTaTTwas suc- cessTul beyond all expecTaTions in soliciTing and handling The ad- verTisemenTs each weelc. The revenue derived paid Tor The in- crease in The size oT The paper. The compleTe sTaTT Tor The spring semesTer was: MargareT VincenT, ediTorq Alice Erederilc- LEONARQ I. BARTLETT . . . Wins a ducaf. Who? sen, campus ediTor7 John PaTTon, sporTs ediTor: PaTTi Taylor, wo- men's ediTor1 Carol Evans, Tea- Ture ediTor: Bob l-lammaTT, special wriTerg MorT Belshaw, ad- verTising manager: Rosemary Derrough, assisTanT adverTising manager, Wayne Schoech, cir- culaTion manager: Ralph Malone, assisTanT circulaTion manager: Ray McGurlc, soliciTorp Bob Reed, Elmer Winger, l-larvey Koehn, Geraldine STiclcles, BeTTy Chow, Jaclc l-lolmes, Barry Baker, Edwin SmiTh, Bill STebbins, Julius Olhas- so, Zelda Glaze, columnisTs: Joe Jones, Ray Minners, JuaniTa Ty- ree, lsabel Walsh, Mary Erances Gurney, MarTha TaToyan, Don BrayTon, Virginia PorTer, Mary McATee, MargareT KieTer,. Sa- verio Cimino, l-lelen DeLaney, JulieT Bidou, June l-lamilTon, Mar- shall Clipper, Mary VincenT, re- porTers.

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Buccaneer I936 Page 65 LLEGIAN WS PAG Omer Crane and Margaref VIncen+ are EcII+ors of a TwIce-Conference Wlnhlhg College Newspaper Slze Is Increased Through Aclverhslng Managed By Mor'rW Belshaw Eall semesfer ac'rIvIl1es of 'rhe Colleglan opened wI+h The Issu ance of lhe IIrs+ edllrlon of Ihe paper a welcome Io all MJC s+udenJrs The paper was edlled by Omer Crane Ihe new chnef Leonard I Bar+le+Jr was advlser A column dlscusslng campus and curren+ GHGIFS wrIJrIen by I-Iarvey Koehn was a new Iealure of The paper Margare+ VIncen+ Ilor Bob I-Iammafl sporlrs edI+or CIFCUIGIIOH managers Laurence Grandlr and Louls Von Dohlen ReporIers were John Pa++on I-Iarvey Koehn BIII Sfebblns Elm er Wlnger Geraldlne Shckles Ray Ivllnners John Qlhasso Ver non Larson Carol Evans Belfry Chow JulIe+ Bldou Edwln SmI+h Jane Parker Ivlargaref Purser Joseph Jones Jack I-Iolmes VIr OMER CRANE conducled a weekly feafure col umn on The edIIorIaI page EdI+or Crane carrled on an ef Iecllve edI+orIaI campalgn Io re move Ihe hazard To pedes+rIans crosslng Ihe College Avenue brIdge and Io bulld a bench ID IronJr of The College Kllrchen Crane also suppor+ed VGTIOUS worJrhwhIle campus progecfs among Jrhem Ihe Men s ASSOCI6 hon and a+hIe+Ic evenJrs The complefe sJra1CI for Jrhe fall semesfer was Gmer Crane ed ITOF Pa++I Taylor campus edI+or Margarel VIncenJr woman s edI lor Allce Eredemksen copy ed MARGARET VINCENT QIDIG Porlrer VIFQIHIG I-Iedman Zelda Glaze Edna Earle PhyIIIs Krulzenga Mary lVlargareJr Mc Alree Isabel Walsh and Lelrha Runner Colorful hlslrory was made by Jrhe Collegian durIng Ihe Sprlng semesjrer LIke Topsy The paper suddenly grew Info a sIx and elghjr page pubIIcaJrIon InsIead of Jrhe usual four page weekly Ivlargar eI Vlncenf was Ihe en+husIasIIc edI+or who wen+ INTO ofhce affer Chmsjrmas deJrermIned Io break prevlous Iournahsm records The polIcy of accephng local adverhsmg was IHIIIGIGCJ wI+h Jrhe C O G R O T 0 S I X E S : . . . I . . I . ' I I ' I I I I ' I I . I I - I I I ' - I I ' . I I I I I I I I ' I I T . . . lovable funsfer - - - Sincere WOFIYEF - I I . I I - l - - I I . . , I , . Z I - . . I . I ' - . , . . . I - I ' - . . .

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9 P Buccaneer I 36 NEW LITERARY IQIAGAZINE APPEARS William, M. Siensaas lnauguraTes Scribblers' Club: JuaniTa Tyree, Sophomore STucIenT, ls Eclifor of The Firs+ Edifion of Scribblings, Which fFeaTured Work of Creafive WriTing Classes. r A NEW VENTURE IN PUBLISHING The Scribblers' club began in The wriTers' RounTable class oT Wm. STensaas. Harvey Koehn was eIecTed presidenTg Grace ShoTwell, vice-presidenT, and June I-lamilTon, secreTary. placed in FirsT The Blade, anThol- ogy oT CaliTornia verse, They were Alice Frederiksen, Grace ShoTwelI, MargareT KieTer and Jack I-lolmes. In The Spring The club puT ouT a liTerary boolcIeT, age 67 Four members oT The club Scribblings. - FROM TI-I ADVISER ' Many sTudenTs desire To do creaTive wo rlc in The shorT sTo ry, in Th e essay, a nd in ,I1 -f i iix poeTry, buT These sTudenTs proc ra sTinaTe because There is oTTen no opporTuniTy To re- ceive individual or g roup criTicism. Like- ,i1- fzf .:, Q wise, many desire To see Their verse or prose in prinT buT Tind no ouTleT Tor iTg conseguenT- iii -iz ly They become disco u ra ged. To en cou r- : age sTu d enTs To become inTeresTed a n d To ibulm ii' ' I IIIIIIII do creaTive work in The liTera ry Tield, and To aTTempT To give individual criTicism oT Their producTs, a Scribblers' Club was organized. WILLIAM M. STENSAAS . . . inspires young Scribblers