Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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,W7f4.4,Ua4? ' fit 7 VWKMQT ' I RQlTa.m,m,JlbZf1 TTGQQ-ga Kev Key Club was an organizaTion Dased on The ciTy. communiTy, and school. AcTive in school aTTairs as well as communiTy proiecTs, They sponsored club day, a Tood drive which neTTed more Than a Ton oT Tood, and a bangueT in The spring Tor The school leaders. i Froni' Row: L To R: Ronald Wong, presidenT1 Jim Finucane, secreTary: Phillip Bingham, Treasurer. WalTon Bodley. PaTriclc Burns, John Adamson, ArThur Money, RoberT BesT. Row 2: John Morris, Denny Howse, Larry Scadden, Aubrey Moore, Paul Larson, Jim STone. Bob Ross, Roberl' Nelson, David Melander. Row 3: Allen Waldo, Richard Bianchi, Mickey McClure, Doug Wisler, CliTTord Harmon, John Morones, Richard Laursen, Daryl NVong, KenneTh Nishilcawa. Frank Obien, Ronald Dennis. Row 4: Dennis Lindholm, Jacques Coudeyre, WalTer Yourchelc, GilberT MaTa, Allan Brown, Don DeNevi, John Kawada. Bob Krebs, Richard Park, RoberT Beardslee, Bob Ford. , 997' -avi. , Q. . ,' A F' i y Q NANO Pdce Leon Bush Key 'Adviser VeTerans Adviser U The VeTerans Club was composed oT Tornner servicemen. The ouTsTanding .M w achievemenT oT The club was The crea- X l Tion oT a sTudenT book exchange on ' campus. They also Toolc an acTive parT in improving condiTions on campus as ,NMR Jfzg gygh , , bg , ,V well as Tinding parT-Time iobs Tor mem- bers. The club also sponsored one oT 1-he many School dances in The Cafeferia, Froni' Row: L To R: Tom Boggs, presidenh Douglas Wilson, secreTaryg Tom Mayo, Treasurer PaTricl: Wilson, sergeanf-aT-arms. Row 2: Gerald Hopper. David House, Joe Sanford AnTonio ComporaTo, Joe TyanT, WalTon Burres. Row 3: Gene Wiseman, John Anderson Donald Cooper, Erwin Wiss, Jack Thornhill, William Pope. Page l2O

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Futww Teadww mb Amenica FuTure Teachers oT America was made up oT sTudenTs planning To enTer The Teaching profession, boTh on The elemenTary and secondary level. This organizaTion helped To develop a proTessional aTTiTude on The parT oT The members while sTill in college and in Training. Rf va, TE ,rK....,. f ir K Fronf Row: L To R: Miriam Brudernich, presidenT: Marilyn Wagner, vice-presidenTI Mary Lemon, secreTary: Fred Phelps, Treasurerg Layso KumamoTo, reporTer. Row 2: Gracelyn Travel, Shirley Dickey, May Wong, Bonnie Lom, Marilyn Yep, Elena Caceres, Melba CaTleTT. Row 3: Leanna Norman, Barbara Lane, Sandra Brunson, Donna STilley. Darlene Sampson, MargareT Helmer, Anne Darneal. Row 4: KaThy LiTTle, PaTricia SmiTh, Sharon Young, Bonnie BuTarclo, John Pollock, Calvin Lee, Myra Bono. Elsie RaTelle, Marie PSFSZ. 'Y We 1, FronT Row: L To R: BarTon Clowdus, president PaTricia EddlesTone, vice- president Della SmiTh, Treasurer. Row 2: JeaneTTe Wong, Jaclclyn Ehrhar'T, PaT Chan, Sylvia Bradbury, PaTTy Coolr. Row 3: Nadine Graham, JaneT Fairbanks, RoberTa Reynosa, Carol Sharp, Rubena Heyerly, Frances Lamonica. Row 4: JuaniTa MilTon, Beverly Swain, Sue Raney, Glenna Mowry, Shirley Schamber. Peggy Joy. Lena Knox John FuTure Teacher Carmichael Advlser Fufure Busines Adviser Futww Buoiueo Leadww all Ameniw FuTure Business Leaders oT America was Tormed This year as parT oT The nafional organizaTion and granTed charTer number l,285. A Trip To San Francisco To visiT a business concern was The highlighT oT The year. Local businessmen were inviTed To spealc aT meeTings To answer sTudenTs' gues- Tions abouT business maTTers. Page ll?

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1 Newman Newman, a parT oT The CenTral PaciTic Province oT The Newman Club FederaTion, was composed of CaTholics and oThers inTeresT- ed in The CaTholic religion. Mass and communion Tor The group were conducTed Tour Times dur- ing The year. A Three-day weelc- end snow Trip To YosemiTe in The Spring was The special social evenT oT The year. 9 D P- fs PT A ' A Q ,X ig 4+ I as V 91 if fri ' 'i ffaf if V TH ' i V 1 V Q5 QM 5 Q if--1 FronT Row: LTO R: Norman JohnsTon, presidenT: EsTelle Lommel, vice-presidenT: Ann Ulleberg, recording secreTaryI Mary l-libbard, corresponding secreTaryg Leo Gardella, Treasurerq CarolyneWenger, Janice Canclini, Gail Shepherd, Marilyn Benjamin, Carolyn Chiapale, Carla Chrisman, Janice Pigozzi, Row 2: RiTa Giordano, Marilyn ParenTi, Yvonne Langlois, Deanna Daclan, Beverly Tuso, Anna Garcia, Marilyn Earley, Janine Vauro, Wilma Yandle, Diane GoTelli, Sharon Robinson, Nancy CozziTorTi, Elvira Islas. Row 3: PriTz Rapp, Richard JohnsTon, Don DeNevi, Carl Drennan, Susan Chisamore, Marilyn Coil, JuaniTa MilTon, Beverly Swain, Dosie JuaniTas, Palma Polsinelli, John Ramirez. Row 4: Wayne SmiTh, David Tapia, David Rule, Charlie Noreiga, Burgess Windsor, Don Vieria, Bob Chinchiollo, Barbara BaTT, Ellen LawseTh. Row 5: Al Francis, James Tominaga, Terry Kimball, Dennis Ahearn, Tony CamporaTo, Jim Hook, Milce McCauley. George Firpo, Jim Thiel. 's - ., T 'a i r. gp 13, f aiiiiiif X592 E' x FU? AF 5' TEE, 1 ii l Veva Brown KenneTh STocHng PJaonn Fuqu Newman Allied YouTh Allied Youfh Adviser Adviser Adviser WMU Allied YouTh was an organizaTion esTablished To inTorm sTudenTs abouT The eTTecTs oT alcohol on The human body. DemonsTraTions and Tilms were used To illusTraTe discussions on The subiecT. Plans Tor The esTablishmenT oT club chapTers aT The Three local high schools were made by The group in The Spring. mf' FronT Row: L To R! Ron Walker, presidenT: Judy TeTer, CliTl Harmon. Row 2: John Morones, Jaci Williams, GilberT MaTa. Page I2l