Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Ediiors Tlue lop posilion on The Collegian is llwe Jraslc ol Managing Edilor willn llwe job of Edilor ranking second. Edilors are clnosen by llwe Board of Publicalions 'ro serve one semesler. 1 . f-- Q , i f 'ff Z In I It Xa V' Vi ,--k,. V , V V , f ' i'i'i , L A , Fred Rarnallwo Lindley Thomas Managing Edifor lfalll Managing Edifor lspring Edifor lspringl Eclifor lfalll News Slaff Kneeling: L fo R: Lynn Willrnelle, Joyce Goelz, Jean Carlson, Darlene Mills, Row 2: Morris l-lenson, Adrienne Edge, Lorefla Anderson, Janis Smifh, Clwarlolle Aydeloll, Gerry Garden, Genevieve Lawlon. Row 3: John Vera, Ed DeBoll, l-loward Bazzarre, l-larold Gianefli, Bob O'Lear, Doug Croy, Bob Pelerson, Margaref Paddaclc, Lyne Arniclf. Alilild Lane. Page IO6

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iwlww Wlwwsiiw S 4 bt: - 1 A-fa N ri It 1'- rx Froni' Row: L To R: Dawnyse Summerhays, Elaine Park. Marcia Johnson, Margo RoberTs. Row 2: Ralph Ascenciog Wilder BenTley. Edmund Lewis, John Dennis, James Wilson, advisersy Bob Bersi. The SToclcTon College LiTerary Magazine was The work oT many sTudenTs Trom all over The campus. Prose and poeTry selec- Tions were submiTTed by anyone who wished To conTribuTe. The sTaTT and The advisers Then chose The wriTings ThaT were To go inTo The magazine. ,M ,. .Cu Studeute C? . The lTalian Club, all members oT Alex TurlcaTTe's ITalian classes, yearly pub- lish a special message To The lTalian- Americans in SToclcTon. This year I V' They published a newspaper insTead ,,,,,s 1 oT Their usual boolcleT. AlThough The sTaTT was ToTally inexperienced in newspaper worlc, Their issue oT Lo STudenTe lTaliano was a presenTable, inTeresTing iournalisTic producTion. L Siffingz Maralyn Wooclall, edifor. STanding: L To R: Alex TurlcaTTe, adviser: Page 105 DJ,-30 'PA'-Y-'-'li' 'name'-ing ediTorg Beverly Tuso, social ediTorg RiTa Franco. TypisT.

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The cillllegian The presses in Shop 5 clunlced ouT approximaTely 3,000 copies oT The Collegian almosT every weelc. STudenTs obTained Their Tree copies IO a.m. Fridays aT any one oT eighTeen disTribuTion poinTs on The campus. This year's paper was prinTed on coaTed boolc paper ob- Tained Trom a governmenT surplus warehouse. The Tabloid size remained The same and The paper again was prinTed by shop sTudenTs. The Collegian Toolc an All-American raTing in naTional iudging Tor iTs Fall l955 issues and sponsored Two exTra- curricular evenTs: a Traclc meeT and an auTo saTeTy show. The sTaTT sTill boasTs of The only kidney-shaped copy deslc in capTiviTy. The Collegian received a record amounT oT local adver- Tising as well as considerable naTional lineage. A regular comic TeaTure oT The paper was everybody's Triend, Arnold. STaTT members aTTended Three imporTanT press conTerences during The year, one aT Fresno and Two aT Berkeley. il I PhoTographers by !Oj I T so , L To R: Webber Canepa. Jerr French, head phoTographer7 CliT?lReed. Adviser Ed Lewis Managing EdiTors Kneeling: l. To R: Bobbie WeinsToclc, assisT- anT business manager: Carla Jones, business manager. Row 2: Gerry Garden, phoTo ediTorg Merrill Kelly, sporTs ediTorg Anna Garcia, TeaTure ediTor. Page IO7