Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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v-,V Mill Cabinei' Siudenis gain a sense of personal pride and saiis- iaciion in iheir work, as well as lraining in Mill Cabinei Club. Kneeling: Roger Mariani, Don Hawkinson Row I: Frank Mendoza, Buzzy Barbieri, Peie Caileif, Tom Robusielli, Warren Kibby, Nick Garcia, Dan Whiie, Bill McDaniel, Rosario Herrera Row 2: Conrad Anderson, Jim Devincenzi, Mel Paiien, Bill Powell, Jim McClure, Ken Lane, CIii1FRuIleII, lra Van Vlear, advisor O'TooIe's Drafiing Club Sifling: Herberl' Welch, advisor: BeH' Klein, Jose Bernardo, JaclcWl1ipple, guesl' speaker, Dann Abeyia, Leroy Beniiez, Claudia Wilson, Simon Zambra Sian ing: Duane l-lanson, l-lowardTakaolca, Leeiorigoye, Charles Dudley, David Woodard, George Fisk. l-lard al' workin ilwe midsl' of a drafiing problem is Bill Ross, a +l1irieen+l'1 grade siudeni. Guesi speakers, coming from ihe drailing profes- sion, are usually ieaiured ai ihe O'Toole's informal club meeiings.

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Graphic Ar'I's The Graphic Aris classes learn from firsihand exper- ience ihe ins and ours of ihe priniing irade. Row I: Jim Braicher, Warren Hobbs, James Tomlinson, Rey Vasquez, George Sanche Lanny Wells, Lucio Hernandez, Harold Gilchrisi, Leslie Davis, advisor Row 2: Mr. Cliff Geddes, advisor: Phil Brome, Mr. James Musio, advisor Row 3: Doug Croy, Lee Parker, Dick Davenport Wesley Massey Row 4: Jack Calkins, Bill Kenoyer, Earl Troiier, Kenny Walier, Wayne Bogar Row 5: Floyd Sievens, Jerry Gregerson Row 6: Troy Vales, Gerald YeHner, Lesier Wagner, Ray Lozano. Here fwo Graphic Arfs sfudenis are l I serfing up 'rhe 'rype 'For The Collegian Ma Row I: Reggie Teichman, Reno Righerre, Jack Presio, Ray Berkenbile, Larry Waiie, Dave Mafheson Row 2: Bill McNeer, John Lewis Row 3: Tom Milligan, advisor: Roberi' Eggiman, Chuck Pilon. Bob Campbell, Jessee Welch, Carrol Thomas, John Taylor Row 4: Howard Bird, Roberi' Savio, Eldon Tiiheringion Row 5: Richard Fideldy, Bud Ellsworfh, Donald Reule, Richard French, Bill Dofilemyer, Charles Walsh, Carl Hansen, Earl McCann chlne Shop g Helping siudenis 'lo gain a beiier undersianding of The mechincal 'rrade is Machine Shop Club's main obieciive. Hs biggesi' ouiside aciiviiy is an annual shop picnic.

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Row I: Tony Orlega, Bob Bennell, Manlord Wolgamoll, Ray Paie, Larry Huchaly, Delberl Simmons Row 2: David Perez, Leonard Hill, Bill Hunl, Fred Burnes, Joe Benson, Leo Howard, Melvin H. Slewarl, inslruclor. Among The aclivilies ol lhe Radio Club are 'rhe operalion ol an amaleur radio slalion, and faking field lrips lo radio and TV slalions. Painl- Splashers The Painl Splashers develo skills in painling and decoral ing as well as parlicipaling i social and educalional func lions. Here lwo members ol lhe Splashers are busy compleling job. The spray gun is a big saver compared wilh a brush. Radio Club Row I: John Schalz, Kennelh Curlis, Bill Harper, Clive VanCleave, Norris Chealham, Jim Azevedo, Fred Palmer, Dan Marlinez, Jim Newberry, Roberl' lvloreing. Reyes Garcia, J. L. Willell, advisor. Row 2: Bob Annefl, Don Colli, Galen Chase, Roberl McKay, Roberl Kelly, Sylvesler Aguilar, Viclor Nishimolo, Dean Jew Row 3: Gerald While, Edward Genlry, Roberl Way, Eddie Heiberger, Joe Carler, Gerald Aamolh, Ray Hirshleld, Irwin Hal'lield.