Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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I A A Tinbenders was a club Tor sTudenTs enrolled in The sheeT rneTal classes. The organizaTion had as iTs main TuncTion The disciplining oT The sheeT meTal classes and The enTorcemenT oT Their shop rules. Money collecTed Trom Tines Tor The breach oT Their rules was used A Tor an end-oT-The-year social acTiviTy. Fronl' Row: L To R: Jess Ferrer, presidenT: KenneTh SmiTh, vice-presidenT: Bob Loureiro, secreTaryg Beniamin Andes, assisTanT secreTary, Row 2. William Beach, Richard Burrola, Carl Gibson, WalTer Raleign, Donald Ding. Row 3: Barclay Ospifal, Gill:-erT Orosco, William WalTon, William Arbogash Wayne WalTers. ,nf ,, my 15' pl A -' 'E ' i ' f wi , ,. 5 , fl. -4 +A A Afmgnw -2 , f Y, N J 'T .fi A l ,ii, ' 5 i , T fl 4 Nr J. M. Gorrell Franlc Brown John WilleTTe Tinbenders Adviser Radio Adviser Radio Adviser bb 1- Fronf Row: LTO R: John SchaTz, presidenh Erwin Wiss. vice-president Dave Garra, secreTary: George Young T T Rob T K' orTer RoberT Tanaka Treasurer. sergeanT-aT-arms, Hugh SToclcTon, sergean -a -arms: er mser, rep I I k R lrh Row 2: Alfred Palermo, Sylvesfer Aguilar, Eugene Jensen, Jim Graves, David Yearic s, ap Rirnrner. Gary WyaTT, Jimmy Mershon. Row 3: Daniel MarTinez. Archie Thomas, Dean Willis. LuTher Miller. Sal' Waon, Bob Finlcbohner, Tommy l-laley, David Tapla, Jerry Chandler. Row 4: Burl Treadwell, Bill lflardin Floycl Williams, Bob Wip. Bill Hin, Larry Kimball, Michael Price, Ray Wells, Frank l-lardy, Don PenningTon Michilco WaTanabe. adm Radio club was organized by sTudenTs in radio and elec- Tronics classes. Many of The sTudenTs in The club were in- TeresTed in a career in one or The oTher oT These Tields, and Their meeTings gave Them a good chance To discuss Their TuTure occupaTions. Page

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'-154-of 1 Baldy 8. Fendm Body and Fender club was a club Tor The sTu- denTs enrolled in The auTomobile body and Tender course. A Tield Trip To The auTomobile show in San Francisco and a visiT To an auTo- FronT Row: L To R: Henry Meraz, presiclenh George NishimoTo, vice-presidenT: Ed Armendariz, Treasurer: Nobi Tamura, secreTary: George McCollum, Henry Molina, MarTin OTinino, Floyd Wilson, Russell STewarT. Row 2: Bob YeTT, Ken HamamoTo, Ronald WhiTe, lvan Harlan, Jack Carson, David Franks, HousTon KeTcherside, Manuel Sanchez. Bill Laughlin. Row 3: John Mondragon, Sadao Manabe, Chan Waanen, Ray Walker, Orvil NorTon, Willis Runnels, Roy CasTellon, Andrew Gallegos, Jim Henry, Truman McGill. Row 4: Frank Rosa, Charlie Gonzalez, Don Pullen, Eddie Jimenez, GilberT Fernandez, Gino Cruz, Gene Brew. AlberT Krause, Bob Grimm, Lawrence Drace. ,N as 44' X - ,w .hw 1,s, Z, V g 4 , J f is, I 1 , ErnesT Joseph AcosTa Woodman Body 81 Fender Body 81 Fender Adviser Page l3O Melvin STewarT PainT Splashers Adviser Adviser aint Sphwlww PainT Splashers was a club whose purpose was To conTrol acTiviTies in The painT shop and mainTain Triendly relaTions beTween The boys in The shop. The organizaTion also was responsible Tor collecTing Tines Tor rules in- TracTions in The work area. The annual all- shop picnic aT Oak Park highlighTed Their social acTiviTies. moTive enTerprise were The main acTiviTies oT The organizaTion. FronT Row: L To R: Roger BenediTo, presidenT: Mike McFadden, vice-president Row 2: GerT Geer, Vernon Wlllqingon' Dawayn RoberTs, Napoleon DoTson. Row 3: Darrell Medley, Jesse Aguilar. Domingo Paie, Lewis Turner, Mike Rios,

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3 im Giwphic Am Graphic ArTs was a shop club whose educaTional obiecT was To acguainT iTs members wiTh modern prinTing eguipmenT and sTeps, Through inTeresTing Tield Trips. ln The spring, Trips were Taken To The STaTe PrinT- ing DeparTmenT in Sacramen- To and To The local Fibreboard planT. From' Row: LTo R: Donald Velez, presidenTg Dean RiTchie, vice-presidenTg Harold GilchrisT, secreTaryg WaI+ Marino, Treasurer: RoberT Beal, Oscar Howell, ElberT Miner, Row 2: Leroy Kramer, STewarT Clark, Dwain Schoclc, Richard Bianchi, Dornaciano Fernandez, Larry Craig, Larry Garibaldi. Row 3: Eddie Wunderliclc, James Raridan, Arlon Palmer, John Erpilla, Wesley Massey, Charles Noreiga. Row 4: Ed Thomas, David WhiTe, Herman Foreman, VlaclrSpelTs, Jerry Null, Bob Greneveld, Bob Self, Douglas Croy. 0- T - I -4 ,Ml i James M usTo Graphic ArTs Adviser 4' 5' -, . ai l 5 Tom Milligan Machine Shop Adviser acluueSluip Machine Shop was a club whose pur- pose was To develop Tellowship among The sTudenTs in Their shop and To en- courage Them inTo enTering The Trade. Group meeTings provided The means oT geTTing TogeTher The boys who had an inTeresT in machine shop. An annual ChrisTmas luncheon highlighTed Their social acTiviTies. Page I32 ,, dy, 4 , K 'T' T, ,f'57i?. 0 if A .., A . ,i iam M, -L Arif Tm ll Y 3' ' T' Y 4 ,J D, fax 3' ' - .,,, , . Fronf ROWI L T0 R2 Roberf Eggiman, presidenT: Larry DeaTon, vice-president Michael HuddlesTon, secreTaryg Roberf Savio, Treasurer, Henry Munoz, Richard Franch. Row 2: Charles Hoffman, Ronald Eichler, Ronald Casagrande Cullen CreWS. DeWayne Miller, Ted Abelong, Row 35 Cirpriano Qalvez ErnesT Heininger, Jess TaTum, AlberT Koolcen, Herman Herrera, Jameg Wilson Fred Wells.