Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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1f X 'T IN ,P Alex TurkaTTe helps Americans-To-be wiTh Their English in one oT The classes Tor Toreign born. These sTudenTs also learn American hisTory, culTure, geog- raphy, eTc., preparaTory To applying Tor ciTizenship. I-lcluilt The exTensive oTTering oT The AdulT Educa- Tion division oT The STockTon school sysTem rounds ouT an educaTional program Tor The communiTy. A wide varieTy oT courses rang- ing Trom ciTizenship and English Tor Toreign born'To psychology. Tinance, and parenThood classes is oTTered in one secTion while a Tull line oT apprenTiceship shop classes is carried on in anoTher secTion oT The campus. There are also many classes in The do-iT-yourselT line such as upholsTery, arT and drawing, driver Training, eTc.. ThaT are consTanTly Tilled while many individuals waiT To enTer a class. Through The STockTon AdulT EducaTion division, many persons find iT possible To 1 l W T A X .iir W a 4 -T , v , ' ' Iii :VN .N A f- , y -,sf MQ- 4 J i- ' 0-3. TTT :Y- X CraTTs For The Blind classes in The STockTon evening school are Tar more Than ashTray making venTures. The busT on The Table is illusTraTive 51. d H1 I TL d - HW- d oT The Tine handiwork oT The sTudenTs. Clsfhigig 35358 ZS emggl CE: digwrfei Million Dollar Class One oT The agriculTure classes gave iTselT This nickname because The eighTeen young Tarmers enrolled gross one million dollars a year. They are dairymen, TruiT growers, TomaTo specialisTs, livesTock men, rice and asparagus growers. Page 92 llll Tur coaT and make a modern sTole Two sTudenTs Trom The Million Dollar agriculTure class add sideboards To a Truck owned by one oT Them. This group digs inTo almosT any Topic oT inTeresT To The sTudenTs in The parTicular class. T

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ff 1 T u. H lg - l eau ,fini N, jx sv L , s h , T0 ERR IS HUMAN T0 FOR VE DIVINE 1688 UIQ, was Pla L To R: Jean Berry, ClinT Lochridge, Lock Huey, Bob Duran, Else T-lolmsen, Doris DoherTy, adviser: Benny Gonzales. Loclc l-luey and Else l-lolmsen prepare To seT up a display. l Uiopllag Claw Well-deserved praise is in order Tor The crew OT six ThaT is picTured on This page. All The show- cases in The school have, aT one Time or anoTher, been graced wilh The ouTsTanding displays Thal This class creaTed. Ben Gonzales did The huge mural ThaT covered The Barn beTore Fun FesT. ClinT Lochridge, leTT, and Jean Berry oTTer Their advice and assisTance To Bob Duran, who is seTTing u a ceramics display in one oT Thie library showcases. Page 9l

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Sducati n compleTe high school while oThers compleTe reguiremenTs Tor an AssociaTe oT ArTs de- gree. Many sTudenTs who had To drop day school in order To worlc parT Time Tind iT possible To squeeze in a nighT course wiTh Tull college crediT and Thus aTTain Their ob- iecTive. Many oT The nighT school sTudenTs have no inTenTion oT compleTing a degree, buT aTTend merely To improve Themselves and To lead a more saTisTying liTe wi+h Their new knowledge. Since mosT oT The nighT school sTudenTs phoTographed requesTed Thaf Their names noT be used, no sTudenT is idenTiTied on These Two pages. Dr. David L. Greene lleTTl, direcTor oT adulT educaTion, discusses enrollmenT in an insurance class wiTh a prospecTive sTudenT. I J. 'v- George Barron, a reTired sTaTe paTrol oTTicer, direcTs The driver Training program aT STocl4Ton College. The course includes class- room worlc as well as behind-The-wheel experience. This course is one oT The mosT popular in The enTire adulT curriculum. This sTuidenT is working on her Third chair in an upholsTery class workshop. STudenTs bring iTems Trom Their own homes and remalce Them To suiT Themselves. Page 93