Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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THE BARNACLE TOM BURDICK Adviser Barnacle operated as a semi- monthly newspaper the first se- mester under the editorship of Jerry Sellers, a highly skilled technician with considerable professional experience. Two editions were entered in the an- nual U. of Southern California Journalism Day contest. The Barnacle came out second best to Los Angeles Valley among the JC ' s in the Southland. It was runnerup by four digits on the 100 point rating scale, and managed to swamp the field in the key area of editorial ex- cellence, involving news writing, copy reading, and headlines. ROSANN RHODES Page 3 Editor PHAM XUAN AN Page 2 Editor JOB YRACEBURN Page 4 Editor RAYE HENKEN lusiness Manager MIKE DEVINE Circulatic n Manager FREDDIE LORENZEN Cartooni t, Features DEREK McWHINNEY Pfiolographer KEN SMITH Photographer

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LUCIE GODSHAW Editorial Assistant BOB CAREAGA Handbook Editor DICK BARKER Advertising Manager ROSS JOHNSON PETE CONATY VIRGINIA BENNETT The green staff developed rap- idly under Sellers ' leadership and the noble experiment — weekly production — was begun with the second semester. Sellers passed the editorship to Lee Meyer, who had served as his assistant, retired to the back- ground to extend a helping hand when needed. Lee rose to the occasion and, backed by the noble efforts of Lucie Godshaw, Rosann Rhodes, Pham Xuan An, Bob Yraceburn, Freddie Loren- zen, Derek McWhinney, Raye Henken, etc., the venture was acknowledged a success. JERRY SELLERS Editor, First Semester LEE MEYER Editor, Second Semester