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

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xomt ai se MR. NICK DeLUCIA GERRI HART, PRISCILLA STALL Advisor . Layout Artists Introducing a change in format from the traditional yearbook to a contemporary magazine style design, The ‘60 Statesman is an saul be attempt at a more interesting, more comprehensive review of the important events and people which shape Sacramento State College. With this purpose in mind, the staff has endeavored to present a yearbook of the highest quality, yet with a dis- tinctively modern appeal. JIM MORGAN Photographic Editor KIM EPPERSON, JACK WARE, MIKE FITZWATER Photographers Seated, left to right, Jan Darroch, Gwyn Hildreth, Sandy S . . +e : : : F i ! eated, left to right, Kay Mattingly, Ethel Eckert, Letijo al he Scott, Standing, left to right, George Suyenaga, Stanley Woodson. Standing, left to right, Beverly Holbo, Sandra Brock, Bill Messick, Ed Barnbert, Fred Reese. Schmidt. Jennie Saito. Assistant Editors Assistant Editors

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PELL LYNNE GILMER Editor a DEAN WOLFORD Business Manager = =| staff of the ‘60 statesman HANNAH ARMANINO Sports Editor EVANGELINE BENITEZ an 4 PAT ROWLETT Activities Editor Senior Editor JOYCE NICHOLS Clubs Editor FRITZ SHOLDER JEANNE VAN DUSEN a Art Editor Copy Editor

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con OY Rens NANCY RYAN Co-Editor DICK PHILO Business Manager DARRELL FORNEY Cover Artist MR. RICHARD BANKOWSKY Advisor SUSAN HALSEY Co-Editor sacramento state review staff Under the co-editorship this year of Susan Halsey and Nancy Ryan, the college literary mag- azine name was changed from SSCribe to the Sacramento State Review. Non-fiction articles and art contributions were added to their format of poetry and prose. The magazine, published in the division of humanities’ and fine arts, invites literary contri- butions from all members of the student body. Material submit- ted to the Review staff is screen- ed, then edited for a representa- tive selection of literary pieces from SSC students. }