Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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Th 1 911-9 amarco taff A dTlli.5'6T Reverend Ansgar Hallen Iidi Z or Carl Forsman Hzzsirzess Nfmmger -Iaek YVhitehill r1.s.s'i.s'Zn11l Editor Dick Vernon ATI Editor joe Peacock l7T0dHI'fi07Z Editor lid Simpson Class EcIi!m1,,,,, -lack Harris lfuezrlty lidilm ',77 ,,,,, , ,,7, , Y,,. , W Jack Harris Exim CI1Tll6'lII!lTf':Clllil07',,, ,,,,,,,, Bill Kalenius Sporls Editor ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, Marty Marehewka t the top of the page are men prob- ably more surprised than any that the annual did not become bi-ennial. The position ol' advisor, Reverend Ans- gar Hellen discovered was a strange one. Responsible lor Financial and editorial pol- icy lie was rarely given opportunity to choose between courses. He never lailed to sign with a steady hand. Soul Moving Valfmtto. Editor Carl Forsman onee louud a bit ol Copy he ap- proved . . . steals ideas or layouts with speed and skill . . . reads Thomas YVoll, is serving his second year as editor. Business manager Jack XVhitehill, also a two year man, pried dollars from reluct- ant lJllSll1CSCSIllCY1 and apathetic students with a voice filled with soul moving va- bratto. ,, if Better known among the printers as Dagwood is assistant editor Dick Vernon. He is the only known man to be shanghai- ed into such a high position. Complexes and Frustmtiom. Art lid- itor Joe Peaeoek can turn out lull page layouts in 15 minutes, insists it takes days.

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uuvy 'LT ' N fx: ' - A ' k ' 1 f . 5 ttwtgtm ,'t lllH1l.t'M t t ll it ll li Nil tlllffi , INTERVIEVV-Accounting instructor Mootlvart amwers que tions of Mnrtia11 reporter, Gu5t Angelof. CLASS--Guxt Angeles, Ea' Neiland, Tom Downer, Charley Bos- serrnan, Dick Vernon, and Donald Miller. ' l MICHAEL CONTRIS CHARLES journalism Dean Martiar'z Editor MARTIAN STAFF-First row. Gene Tolls, Dick Vernon, Michael I. Cofztris, Marty lllarclre-Wka, Bill Kalenius, Ed Neiland. Second row. jack Hnrrix, Bill Fox, D011 Crapper, Gust flngelos, Donald' WRITING-Typewriter: in tlre Martiarz office spew out cop lwiller, and Joe Morzda. Written by staffefs Dor1ald'Miller and Tom Downer. 3 lt, 4, OllSC1'X'2lIlVC but increztsingly stronger wats the lX'Iartian's voice under lreshniztn editor Clhztrles Hosserniztn. The stztll' took progressive steps, interpreted the news to leztture active groups and initiated rt series ol' ztrticiles on outstzmtling students. lfrasjmrzsillle. News liclitor Bill Kalenitts, Sports litlitor lid Neilzltltl, l'll'llllll'C liclitor Cust Angelos and Business Mztnztger Bob Clltristie letl the stztfl' through the lzttter part ol' the year. 'lllese men, together with colttntnists Joe Monclzt. Don Cropper and Gene Tolls, :mtl reporters Carl Forsmztn, .luck I-Iztrris, Tom Downer, Bill lfox, Don Miller, lX'lztrty lXl2ll'Cl1CYVli2l, Dick Vernon :mtl Homer Tltornton, tlirectetl by Managing litlitor Bosserman and Alournztlistn Professor lXliel1z1el Contris, were responsible lor the lX'l2l1nll21117S progress.