Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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4 L . L-ff Fronf Row: L To R: EssiT Lucas, vice-presidenTg Judy TeTer, secreTary: Dale ScoTT, presidenT. Row 2: JaneT McGinley. Diana Lillie, Debbie Goleman, Connie Johnson, Jane Layson, Arleen ValTerza, Della SmiTh, JaciWilliams. Row 3: Michael Thomas, Chauncey Kepford, CliTTord Harmon, GilberT MaTa, Allan Brown, Ronald Wong, Marilyn MarTin, DoroThy Delong, Jane SaTerberg. Row 4: Jerry Marquis, Gary Shealor, William Mackey, John Morones, Jim Finucane, Lewis Van Buslcirlc, MargoT Lilly, Lila Cook, Barbara Barron. l 1 1 ii. ,N A I ll Ter- 411 V , -w 'v l 'Q ,-'- 'gm , i ad Wh Jerome LighT BeaTrice Gray lnfernafional Delfa Mu Efa , UndersTandings Adviser Adviser Undefwlaudiug lnTernaTional UndersTandings club was an organizaTion Tor The purpose oT bringing abouT beTTer in+ernaTionaI relaTions and helping sTudenTs under- sTand The world as iT is Today. A model UniTed NaTions was consTrucTed by The group To demonsTraTe The worlcing of The U. N. tl, y my , -Q Ti ' v--y Dewi Mu Stu DelTa Mu ETa, associaTed wiTh The American Home Economics NaTional AssociaTion, had a membership composed oT sTudenTs who were inTeresTed in home economics. A special acTiviTy OT The group was a loinT Egg meeTing wifh represenTaTives Trom schools T i W2 i.,g Qgillf! in The NorThern CaliTornia area in a Three- F fit , 13' day conyenTion. 'T-JT is TW' l 9 2 Fronf Row: L To R: Arlene Kasa, president Louise LivingsTon, vice-presidenf Page l I6 Hisaye Abe, hisTorian. Row 2: Ardelle Carbino, EdiTh PoTTer, Carol Gogh

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Phi Rlw Pi Phi Ro Pi, Rho Chapler of The Nalional Forensic Honorary Organizalion for junior colleges. complered Hs second year on lhe campus by hosiing a number of speech iournamenls including The Wesl Coasl' Forensic and Tyro Tournamenl. The Spring Variely Show was also spon- sored by The group. Froni' Row: L fo R: Kafhryn Wilson, presidenl: Fred Ramalho, vice! presidenf: Geraldine Garden, secrerary. Row 2: Joan Malloy, Bobbie Weinsfoclc. Carla Jones, LoreHa Anderson, Jean Carlson, Kathie Jacobs, Row 3: Jerry French, Roberr Gagnon, Roy Chrisl. Lindley Thomas. Ronald Kibby. Anna Garcia. Fronl' Row: L lo R: Iris Carfer, presidenf: Jim O'Berg, vice-presidenlg Marilyn Earley. secrefary- lreasurerg Tom Boggs, business manager: Max Cargay. hisforian. Row 2: Roberl' Richards. Connie Parela, Esfelle Smifh, Roberf Bersi, Charles Ludwig. T, Z in , si . F! :riffs e ii: i V, ? 51i .':-Agia? Z g ,.:,- jj , - L Q E yyi , H: I JZ 'if' A T- T' 1 Paul Winrers Edmund Lewis Phi Rho Pi Adviser Headliners Advise l-leadliners, campus journalism honorary, served ro lurlher rhe causes of iournalism in many ways. Individual members served ai various conferences on campus in a service capaciry. The group planned +o award a scholarship and +o furnish a iournalism library. The annual banquel in March honored former SC iournalisrs. Page II5

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,L ,w,,:s a,,,, T V T A ,,,. ogy' W, in Fronl' Row: L To R: KaThy Wilson, Bob Gagnon, Anna Garcia, KaThie Jacobs. Row 2: Douglas Croy, Fred Ramalho, Lindley Thomas. FronT Row: LTo R: KaThie Jacobs, presidenTq BeTTy Lowry, vice-president Anna Garcia, business manager. Row 2: Bob Gagnon. Duncan McPherson, Rosalind Davis, Al Crandall. Row 3: Jaci Williams. Tom Boggs. Dave Rodriguez, Mike TUCLSF- lflewopapvn uikd The Newspaper Guild was a new iournalism organizaTion Tormed This year To acquainT sTudenTs wiTh The requiremenTs needed Tor The work and The opporTuniTies in This Tield. , ' QQ '.',s- ' i' Q. in L iiiii Ti gs rn me , i , f T -l slli Ed m u nd Lewis Newspaper Guild Adviser Bgkirww Byliners club was a social organizaTion Tor The yearbook sTaTT. The lasT dance oT The year was sponsored by The group. PlasTic Covers Tor The yearbook To preserve Them Trom The elemenTs are sold by The club annually. The main obiecT oT The organiza- Tion was To help TurTher The cause oT iour- nalism on campus. or James Hicks Byliners Adviser Page II7