San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Emit Editors-Left to right: George Shirkey, art director; Al Scott, Bill Jacobs, Marshall Abeiman, Dick Taylor. EMIT Smashins all past records, present faculty members, and future orisinal Ideas Emit, SDSC improvement on Time, hit campus on a Friday morning and was sold out ninety minutes later. Tfie Nine Old Men ' assembled a master- piece of slanted journalism, and not only made fiistory by selling out, but also by editing tfie first humor magazine in States fifty years to be scalped at a dollar a copy two hours after sales began. C € e Emit Editors-Left to right. Paul Smith. Auburn Rogers, Tom O Neill. Two of the Nine Old Men , Frank Harper and Fred Fishman, arz not pictured. Son Dirj o i LL i ' ' I ' ' Collegiate successor to the San Diego Telephone Directory. State s Red Book (sponsored, put together, and sold by Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity) was edited this year by Len Teyssier. Driving his staff to a names-and-numbers frenzy, he prepared a perfect publication- except for one oversight: half the male C s were left out- Mr T put out a supplement the following week. Redbook Staff-Led to right: Walter Henderson Lanuiy Doster, Len Teyssier. editor, George Schuler. Cover editor Milt Wilson is not pictured. 2

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7 Peg Hogan s long, lean Handbook almost literally pointed the way for new students, with its Marcia Chamberlain cover design of hands and more hands. Under Peg s experi- enced editing, the book covered every phase of campus life from Art Guild to XolotI, got a little confused only on academic informa- tion. HANDBOOK STAFF-Lcft to nsht: Bob Gray. Mimi Barrett, Marcia Chamberlain, Kathy Birdsall, Jack Bahl. u cotPul- ' PEG HOGAN, Handbook editor NETTIE CASTLES, Cacti editor C CTi CACTI STAFF-Left to risht: Ah Lean, the Chinese gradu- ate student; Shirley Dixon, Shirley Horton, Marilyn Jen- nings, Dottie Blair. Bill Scarborough is seated. Former Aztec editor Nettie Castles re-en- tered the literary scene undaunted by a phenomenally-successful predecessor and dis- appearing manuscripts to put out a lively be- fore-Christmas Cacti modeled on classic col- lege humor publications of the boy-says-to- girl variety. 28

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Coffee time at San Ciemente. Draw twelve black. Lunchtime rally blocks Santa Monica traffic. Get off your horn and go on around. No cops, yet. -tf k — rCM z J: In tfie gray light of dawn buses wait for stragglers. Sleepy- eyed rooters stage a half-hearted rally. Jim Carroll, busy, hardworking rally committee chairman. Rally committee gets blue ribbon for planning halftime enter- tainment, rallies parades and after game dances Left to right: row one, Phyllis Russell. Ludy Flournoy, Gayle Gragg, Cathy Sable. Mary Boyd Darlene Laughery; second row, Dottie Blair, Mikki Fisher, Lenore Van Stelle, June Melton, Dorothy Kaufman; third row Bill Garbett, Jerry Christenson, Virgil Christenson, Lu Lyda fourth row, Jim Carroll, Chuck Estrada, Del Ramel, Doug Brown, Earl Casteel. 30