College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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7lw Campua With the expectation of making the 1938-39 junior College Campur a brilliant success the staff started work on the book. A lack of funds forced the staff to abandon their original plans. As a result, this year the book has fewer pages than last year's--even the page size is smaller and there was less money for pictures. But, in spite of this, the staff has tried to represent all the clubs and organizations in school and to present an accurate record of the school year. Adalene Bowman was chosen editor-in-chief again this year, and she appointed Peter Mon- teith associate editor. Wforking with them were Doug Hughmanick, business managerg Doug Guy, sports editorg Claire Wolford, copy editor, and Charles Dole, Malta Stepp, jr, Harry Henne, William Luttgens, and Howard Peters, photog- raphy editors. Assisting writers were Ted Van Arsdol, julie Frease, jane Lewis, Virginia Dalton, and Bob Thomas. Mr. Patterson and Mr. Mercer were faculty advisers for the book. Twenty-Jix ADALENE BONVMAN, Editor

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MAA 6106 The Press Club has sponsored many actrvrtres durmg the past year Probably the most xmportmnt was the sendmg of three delegates uhe Frease Audrey Steele and Ted Van Arsdol to the annual three day comentron at the Unnerslty of Cahforma Half a dozen club members attended the one day publrcatxons mtersessxons at the Unrversrty last fall Newspapermen who spoke to the group at lunch eons and club meetmgs mcluded George Mc ueen general manager of the Burlnngame Arfmzzce Mrs Beulah Schrndler soczety edxtor of the San Mateo Tuner and I red Glover edrtor of the Burllngame Admzzce One of the years l1lghllgl'ltS for the club was bus trrp to Carmel where members vxsrted a newspaper plant and enjoyed a PICUIC supper It IS hoped that thrs wlll be made an annual event The Press Club also made two trrps to San FIZHCISCO newspaper plants to see the presses rn operatron and vrsrted Treasure Island before and after the openmg of the Exposxtron Money for these actrvrtres was ra1sed by sellrng punch and candy at dances The club helped a great deal on the all college p1cn1c wh1ch was sponsored by therr adv1ser Mr McAll1ster and Harry Prongos student body presrdent Officers chosen for the full year were Constantrne Varneck presxdent ack Galbraxth v1cepres1dent Bettre Wfemberg secretary and Earl Serd treasurer - - fwezztg fir e L 1 L l . 1 1 c ' '. -5 , r . . . - . 4 . , , Y . .I . . . ' 3 ' I u I o ' . c . . - , Q , - A . . 1 , . - , . . 4 7 1 . . ' J : . y I l 1 :J a ' a r ' . ' a' 1 a a ' I , '-,J

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Tlae Zzt The Ll! is the annual literary magazine pub lished under the auspices of the unior College It is devoted to the interests of those students whose literary urges have burst the bonds of wishful thinking Unlike the Campus, which is a has no place for original composition the Lf: presents a selection of the poems essays and short stories submitted for consideration by students of the junior College All material is passed upon by an editorial board whose judg ment is final The magazine therefore, may be said to represent the creative ability and the critical taste of junior College students The interesting block print on the cover of tori? It represents the Tower of the Sun and suggests the theme for the magazine the Golden Gate International Exposition john McDermott was editor this year and Marie Ohanian was secretary Miss Cook served as faculty adviser CAbT OF THREE CORNERED MOON Twenty Jevezl o record ofthe events of the college year but which this year's Lit was the work of Marjorie Bot-