Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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i Friday aTTernoon's Paci- Tic VariTies had more Than iTs share oT up-s and downs. IT weaThered The sTorms un- Til EasTer and Then sTepped aside To make way Tor new programs in The spring series. During iTs Time on The air iT accomplished one noTable TeaT in changing PaT lvlillberry's idenTiTy To l-laTie l-libiscus, The emcee heckling hair-brain. AI l-lar- kins' original composiTions provided The main music bill oT Tare Tor The year. The spring season broughT Two new programs To The air. The TirsT, Radio STage produced by ArT Farey and under The direcTion oT De Marcus Brown, was a series oT Tive halT hour dramaTizaTions. The plays varied in scope Trom a revival oT an old melodrama To a TasT-moving modern comedy, and gave many PaciTic l.iTle TheaTre players an opporTuniTy To branch ouT inTo The field oT radio drama. The second oT The new programs, Answer Me Tnis, an educaTional TeaTure broughT Bobbin Gay Peck and RoberT Eley To The air in The roles oT quesTion- masTers, asking inTeresTing and unusual quesTions abauf various ciTies Through- ouT The counTry. Answer lvle This was p-roduced under The direcTion oT John Crabbe and announced by Bill liams. The STudio sTaTT looks back on The l937-'38 season as more Than successTul, and wiTh beTTer TaciliTies and an enlarged curriculum hopes To make nexT season an even greaTer one. y l73l .TAD T h ic John Cr

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77 RADIG THE CAMPUS STUDIO ConTinuing iTs policy OT presenTing a varied bill oT enTerTainmenT ThroughouT The school year, The Campus STudio has marked iTs sevenTh year The mosT successful since iTs esTablishmenT on The campus. Added improvemenTs in broadcasTing TaciliTies have been a greaT help in raising The general level oT all The STudio's producTions. Due To The TacT ThaT all broadcasTs emanaTing Trom The campus are released on a susTaining basis, iT remains a p-roblem To keep programs scheduled aT The same Times ThroughouT The season and noT conTlicT wirh commercial programs. buT since SepTember The same schedule was mainTained wirh only minor changes. Under The supervision oT ArThur Farey and John Crabbe, Tive weekly programs were sTarTed and mainTained Tor The year. Again The STudio was proud To bring To iTs lisTeners iTs oldesT broadcasTer in The poinT oT service wiTh PresidenT Tully C. Knoles' series oT inTormal discussions on Topics oT inTeresT in The World Today. This TeaTure conTinues To be The mosT inTeresTing on The schedule. CollegiaTe l-lilighTs, The collegiare newsp-aper oT The air. was sTarTed wiTh PaTricia Millberry as EdiTor, and John Crabbe and AI l-larkins as re- porTers. LaTer The ediTorship wenT To Andy Shook, wiTh Clair TaTTon, Tom French, and l-loward ThursTon rounding ouT The rosTer oT reporTers. Pacific Symposium broughT many ouTsTanding debaTers and speakers beTore The microphone. Under The direcTion oT Dr. C. lvlcCall, These groups presenTed discussions on many inTeresTing conTemporary Topics. Erwin RUTT guided sTudenTs oT The conservaTory oT music Through a series oT musicales wiTh greaT success. l-leard Wednesday aTTernoons, The Pa- ciTic lvlusicale series This year was undoubTedly The mosT consisTenT oT any in pasT years. Dr. Tully C. Knoles World Today NT .- 1 Q 9 5' 1 31. . . lx fi .i T, , 1.1-1 :fd 1 -, . - .. K illiifffj ' 1 1 -Page Z T John ArT Fa and C Co-Dir eTs

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