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

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BACK ROW, sfanding. left To right John Park Torn Brandf Jean Hillman Bob Evans Ramona Abrams THIRD ROW sfandlng: Colleen Shehan, John Cartwrlqhf Lee Skonnord Lynn Lockeff Helen Gzlodl Befsy Vanden Bosch SECOND ROW, siiilng: Phyllis Connelly, Janel' Preece Sue Thomas Gloralee Wolken Peak Llndberq Mr E A McAlllsTer Adviser. FIRST ROW Don Berry Leonard Hanrafiy Jacob Blufh Berk Baker Jack David lvlany junior collegians have aimed, during Their Two years aT San lvlaTeo. 'Tor a career in journalism. To Those sTudenTs, The shop Tall: car- ried on aT Press Club meeTings, imprompTu and Tormal, have meanT much. Some QT These sTudenTs had never Toured a large newspaper planT unTil They did so wiTh The Press Club. lvlany OT Them had never sweaTed ouT a dead- line or waiTed impaTienTly Tor The words, we're ouT unTil They did so wiTh The Press Club, who biT Their nails every Thursday aT noon waiTing Tor The San MaTean. The parTies. The progres- sive dinners. and The shop Talks have all been valuable To The Press Clubbers inTeresTecl in journalism as a vocaTion. And Those who weren'T parTicularly inTeresTed in The ProTession. Tound someThing worTh remembering Trom Their mem- bership in The Club and Trom Their associaTion wiTh The inTricaTe and culminaTive work oT The FourT-h EsTaTe-Tor no one can help geT ouT a paper wiThouT absorbing some oT The aTmos- phere and spiriT which The paper mirrors.