San Francisco State University - Franciscan Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Memberr of the Board keep an eye on the Gater staff Cabovej, the Frafzcircm rmyff Cbelowb. Board MEMBERS ALEX EDELSTEIN Director O LOUISE VALLARINO F. Secretory 0 EDWIN POOLE S. Secretory of DubHcaUons Assuming more direct control over the Golden Gater than it had ever had before, the Board of Publications was instrumental in bringing about numer- ous changes in policy, staffs, and distri- bution of the paper. The controlling body over all campus publications, Director Alex Edelstein's board this year sponsored two receptions for staff members, two publications dinners, appointed editors, approved contracts, supervised all activities of publications. Following new provisions in the stu- dent body Constitution, Director Edel- stein was elected by the student body, appointed his own board with Executive Board approval. MEMBERS LEWIS MoRR1s O FRED BENDER O Bois BUCKLEY 0 ED SMITH

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Q EDITORS WITHOUT PICTURES BETTY DAVIS SHERMAN GRANT WADE BRUMMAL DENA WITTE Q PRINTER ALBERT K. ANDERSON Q ENGRAVER RICHARD E. BENSON Q PHOTOGRAPHERS WALTER CAMERON HAROLD MARTIN Q AD MANAGER ED TANKERSLEY The I940 Franciscan Q EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ERNEST MIGUEL Q ASSO. EDITORS WILMA E. HILL ED PIERCE MARGARET SULLIVAN Q ILLUSTRATOR STEVE MILLS Working on a limited budget, the staff of this Franciscan pulled out of a long struggle to produce a book with new departments, new methods of pres- entation. The color illustrations serving as divi- sion pages are new to the Franciscan, as are the honorary fraternity portrait division and the sections devoted to honoring several graduates with special commendation for services rendered the college in their undergraduate years. A special method of lamination over the cover illustration is another new feature adopted by the staif for the year. Q BUS. MANAGER IAMES F. MARTIN Q ASST. EDITORS IOIIN PICHOTTO JACK IIULBERT WADE BRUMMAL BETTY ZEIINDER LOUISE VALLARINO ALEX EDELSTEIN

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DEBATERS O VIVIAN FLEMING 0 HENRY BARTELS 0 BOB SIGERSON 0 MARCUS DAVIS O SHERRY AUERBACH Vanity debate .rqnnti oirits Stockton tourney, Jponfor: context. F . A t . . t You go on up there and bring home the baconll' they warned the delegation of fifteen debaters who were trekking to Stockton to participate in the Pacific Coast Debate Championships, and State's forensic prestige was heightened when the women's team of Vivian Fleming and Shirlie Senk took second place in the women's championships, and the men's teams all advanced to the semi-finals. It was the first time in State history that a team reached the finals of a con- test against such first-rate opponents as U.S.C., College of Pacific, Stanford, Cal- ifornia, and other top-ranking colleges, and it was a fitting climax to a season abundant with victories, moral and actual, over competition of legislative argumentative ability. QSee ftrifeb. DEBATERS O SHIRLIE SENK I WARREN THORNTON O ERWIN BISCHOFF 0 ARNOLD VEZZANI 0 RUDY KOLLER