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

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilfredo (Bill) E-paldo», Frances Merr’tt and Vivian Honaker. co-ed'tors; Tony Munoa, Deanne Kendall, John DiPietra, Mr. Erford McAllister, adviser; and J. Michael Watson. THE CAMPUS — THE LIT The Spring term saw the publication of THe Campus, the college yearbook, and THE Lit, the annual literary magazine. The yearbook staff started work even before College opened in September, collecting pictures that would portray all the events of the 1956-57 year. The material printed in THe Lit came from the class in Creative Writing and from offerings turned in by other classes in English. Short stories, verse, and articles make up the contents of THe Lit. THE LIT—FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Pagels, adviser; Dick Bartlett, Bill Arnold, Tom McGraw, Fred Hoover, Virginia Taylor. Mary Chalman, and Elizabeth Messenger. SECOND ROW: Tom Cole, Mike Smith, Fred Cellarius, Richard Douglas, Mary Lyon, Steve Petty, Bob Clunie, Victor Herr, Pat Scott, Herbert Hickey, Marcia Lill. Absent were Brendan Furnish, Walter Gibson, and Al White. Douglas and Gibson were co-editors.

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FALL STAFF—FRONT ROW, left to right: John Di Pietra, Dick Bartlett, J. Michael Watson, Tom Cole, Cathie Treagle, Frances Merritt and Mr. Erford McAllister (adviser). SECOND ROW: Drew Johnson, Daryl Stuart, Steve Marelich, Jeme Dauchet, Bette Colberg and Kay Cull. THIRD ROW: Bill Arnold, Jack Peacock, Dave Carelli, Vivian Honaker and Fay Clevenger. THE SAN MATEAN ee eee During the Fall semester the college paper changed from coming out once a week to twice-a-week publication. This move proved popular with the student body. At the annual Fall Conference at San Jose State Tom Cole won first prize in sports writing. In the Spring term all the publication groups made an all-day trip to a press conference at Monterey, and while there took time for a tour of the historic city and the Seventeen-Mile Drive. Tom Cole, Fall editor, and Linda McKinnon, Spring editor. NEWCOMERS: Many of these joined the staff in the Spring term. Left to r'ght: Wilfredo (Bill) Espaldon, Bill Arnold, Al Duncan, Gil Hood, and Bill Owens. FIRST ROW, left to right: Judi White, Catherine Hatch, and Julie Hatch. SECOND ROW: Daryl Stuart, Shirley Stokes, Ralph Marinaro, Bob Slowey, and Bill Lebo.

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HOMECOMING With Homecoming set for October 26 and 27, the main interest centered in the conflict the College clubs waged in the annual contest to decide just who would be Queen and who would be the Princesses. Here President Bortolazzo crowns the winner, Queen Verna Barrusch, surrounded by her attendants. Sitting are Nancy Silberberger (left) and Darleen McKean, and standing are Marsha Morgan (left) and Phyllis Irby. 4 | | | J | | | | | 7 2