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

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0 Ed Osorio, Editor Fall '45 0 Don Paguni, E d i t o r Spring '46. With the addition of incoming veterans interested in journalism, the staff of the Golden Gater, State's weekly newspaper, got off to a strong start in its bid to Win All- American honors again and to meet the needs of a larger student body. In the Fall Semester Ed Osorio served as editor to be succeeded by Don Pagani in the Spring. Editorships for the Fall '45 Gater were held by Pat Healy, assistant editor, Hy Bik, managing editorg Lou Rubin, feature editor, Don Pa- ..SAZlgZZlZ2?5 lnklings, State's literary maga- zine, was originated in the spring semester 1945, by a group of stu- dents interested in furthering liter- ary achievement. The editorial board for Spring 1946 included co-editors Doris Thu- lin, Eugene Benefiel and Vivian Al- len Cpicturedj and editorial assist- ants Harry Karpilovv, Tom Thorp, and Irv Thomas. Publicity and art Work were handled by Pat Healy, Betty Hickman and Anne Chick. gani, sports editor, Lillian Mendel- sohn, copy editorg and Grace Puliz- zi, exchange editor. During the Spring Semester the staff included Ed Smith, assistant editor, Pat Healy, managing editor, Art Blum, feature editor, Doris Thulin, copy editor, Bill Kennerley, sports editorg and Vivian Allen, ex- change editor. Betty Hickman was business manager for both semes- ters, Bill Rapp was staif photogra- pher, and Dr. Edward Cassady was faculty sponsor. A Qbfcfen gafer Page 2l

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C. rcmciaccuft Q, 0 Harry Erlich, Editor 0 Etta Bucholtz. Assistant The college yearbook, Franciscan, was originally edited by Naomi J ef- ries who left the college to be mar- ried. The Board of Publications subsequently appointed Harry Erl- ich to the editorship. Early in the year Erlich began dummying the book with Assistant Editor Etta Bucholtz, and with pho- tographer Bill Rapp compiled pho- tographs of every phase of campus activity in an effort to graphically . High P- 5553 5 3iMm3QE ' + wftr f . f Q sr gsm-in 15 , ' . grad iggafyt J- E fwgat. K YEQ5- ff . ' . 1 -aa w e .:--2g1.f2s'2f:1 4 W K :I-' f.:.:.-.2 .:...2:'f:g.Yft Y X .fa-1.-. -. .Al-W. . ., ....- 'K , s 1 ' . f!5QEsQ .fiai fa'fr.Waw5NaaH t E Q aWw3'HfwF.aN5 f--- fFatv 'H ci c , 51-' '- ' gf . ,P ,,,,. , , We X, y n 1.: is is . . 'X 'l Page 20 ,. g,,-ggi I .2 . ' 4 'W' V . , h A . Y .- A i Wir 51:4 fig 'Www , .. .mai Editor. portray the year's events. Staff members were editorial assistants Doris Thulin, Vivian Allen, Art Blum, Ed Osorio, Arlie Fowlksg art- ists Charles Autry and Annette Goodmang and Sport Editor Lou Ru- bin. The Franciscan makes a com- plete survey of college life during the school year, and attempts to present a summary of activities to the student body in a pictorial re- view at the end of each spring term. gmrc! 0!!9uZAcafi0n5 Headed by Caroline Nahman the Board of Publications formulated policies and appointed editors for campus publications during the past year. The Board also sponsors the semi-annual publications ban quet, at which time editorship for the ensuing term are announced Board of Publications membeis include fpicturedb Dr. Edward E Cassady, Betty Hickman, Don Pa gani and Harry Erlich.

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CO! I FF 0 Miss Caroline Silver- thorne, Sponsor of College Theater. In the interest of promoting higher standards in college dramatics, College Theater has become a vitally active organization during the past year, under the direction of Miss Carolyn Silverthorne. The Late Christopher Beanf' written by Sid- ney Howard, Was selected as the term play for the fall semester, and was presented in November. The cast included Edmund Reynolds, Arlie Fowlkes, Sallie Golumb, Ilma Teter, Elena Polles, Bill Og- burn, Charles Autry, John Morange and Ed Mur- ray. During the past semester College Theater demonstrated outstanding talent in its production of Ernst Toller's Man and the Masses. The play, a drama of psychological and social conllict, was a l t Q Jim Huron combats mutiny in Ile.