California State University Sacramento - Statesman Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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In preparation for the 1959 West Coast United Nations Contest the Hornet delegation was thoroughly versed in the background and current policies of Norway. This group chosen from the students at large, following an interview by a student-faculty committee, traveled to the University of Southern California for the Convention. MODEL UN Seated, left to right: John Connelly, Arnold Voss, Robert Hiller, Nancy Marshall, Don Rietz; standing: Leon Biran, Dr. Marmut Lacin, Edward Dooley, Larkin Dunagin, Kirk Johnson, John Moulds.

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Steve Harris Tim Mothersell Circulation Manager Photographic Editor Ken Lavin Advertising Manager Harry Smetzer Chief Photographer Lee Farnsworth News Editor Carol Ann Cusick Feature Editor F = me Left to right, first row: Judy Gray, Lynn Gilmer, Ann VanVleck, Sandy Oliver, Jerry Lipman; second row: Tom Yamamura, Paul Hinkle, Pat McIntosh, Walt Atlee, Bill Gibson, John Figlar, Bob Tellefson, Wally Clark, Scott Johnson, | Earl Dunn, John Heatherington. George Linde | Sports Editor

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Left to right: Ann Collins, Bob Mar, Ruby Scott, Pat Foley. FORENSIC SQUAD Formerly known as the Debate Team, this Organization represents Sacramento State College in speech tournaments all over Cali- fornia. Under the leadership of Dr. Berger they have distinguished themselves in many tourna- 4 ments this year. {i Among the activities in which they partici- - . . t pated were Impromptu Speaking, Persuasive , Speaking, Interpretive Speaking, Discussion, Debate and Explanatory Speaking. rw t- = Tips First row, left to right: John Hasling, ‘Nancy Zellmer, Dr. Berger, Maureen Crump, Carol Cady; second row: Pat Connolly, Winnifred Brandt, Judy Everingham, Carole Smith; third row: Charles Frost, Jim Downton, David Geeting, Frank Baxter, Philip Isenberg, Keith Jacoby. WORLD UNIVERSITY To aid the students in countries all over the SERVICE world, the World University Service, sponsored many successful money-raising campaigns. Through the the hard work of such industrious individuals as Wayne Estelle and Marilyn Araki, a Cal Tjader concert was held in the Little Thea- ter, and played to capacity audiences. This was just one of the events that made W.U.S. such a tremendous success; First row, left to right: Ann Collins, Carol Nuss, Pat Long, Jerry Lipman, Wayne Estelle, George Perdigo; second row: Dr. Cavanaugh, Jim Allen, Jeff Gustaf- § son, Floyd Fenocchio, Carol Ann Cusick, Paul Hinkle. @