Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Clad In festive at+Ire, two natives clown in front of the fortune telling booth. Page 103

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Fun Fest Tradewlnds. theme of the 1955 Fun Fest. gently swept over the campus In March, Injecting a mood of gaiety and light -heartedness Into the entire student body and faculty. The traditional event was staged at the Civic Auditorium which was transformed Into a tropical won- derland. Cardboard jungle animals and snakes gazed dov n upon the dancers and a wrecked ship shared the stage with Art Nielsen and his orchestra. Pert Gail Hartmann ar foreign student Ed Zamr were pictured after receiving the news that they were King and Queen o 1955 Fun Fest, chosen from thirty-eight royalty hopefulfl. Each received an engraveql: identification braceML In line with Fun Fest tradition, a theme mural adorned the end of the Barn. Bob Gibson and his father, Howard Gibson, hung the mural as usual. Decorations chairman Garry Kinser peeks out from under the ladder. The Fun Fest rally was generally acclaimed one of the best ever staged at SC. The scenes at right and below convinced many to attend because all attendance records were broken. Chuck Blocn and Brent ' • ' f- ' inqcr were CO-chalrmen.

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a A f .%. . ' in n i |i| i Front Row: Le Tonner. Darrell Handel, Jim Santans, Malcolm Stone. James F ' ancoit. David Bromwell. George Stretart, Nelion Zane. Ronald SchmiH. Alle- G« er. Bearge King. Pete Gibion. Row 2: Mary Anne Chrlstoferson, Sheila Gi len. Janice Rodman. Bonnie Spurgeon, Flora Horton. Carl Hamon. Ina G ' a ' a- Janet Fairbanlt. David TeSelle, Laura Covey. Ann Miller, Lynn Stevens, Janic i Johnson. Row 3: John Wright. Don Keller. Alan Reyburn. Jim h Frank Panoncialman. Ed Farley. Patrrcl Flentge. Mai Olivas. Muriel Bradley. D nald Baldwin. Barrie Wells. Arthur Corra, director. Row 4: Jim Hool. Burbank. Trevor Kohler. Joan Kiehn, Arlen Kigitale, Eva Lu Tarr, Alice Mey t. Katherine Kiehn, Barbara Dow. Cliff Patton. Phillip Gaier, Charlotte ; Francet Littleton. Row 5: Jim Durflinger, Marl Blinoff, William Taylor, Will am Saunders, Henry Avila. Ray Lippert. Annette Granger, Donald C . - Catherine MacKeniie, Virginia y»nn. Faye Barnes. SC-COP Band Above is the band assembled on the football f eld and ready to go into one of its nr any halftime routines. Without a doubt the group added spirit to every game. Outstanding In its many per- formances at Mustang foot- ball and basketball games and other school functions was the SC - COP marching band. Students didn ' t find it hard to remember the unique halftime shows put on by this group during football season. The band, which is under the di- rection of Art Corra, also played at COP games and is considered one of the great- est marching bands in Cali- fornia. Page 104