Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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The housewife in mid -20th century faced problems that grandma never knew. Stock- ton College offered training in nutrition, tailoring and furniture arrangement, and table display, which Misses Pat DeCandia and Judy Wichman demonstrated in the photo at left. Labora- tory Courses trained the stu- dent in Home Care of the Sick, Child Care, and Home Management. The latter, Miss Rosalind Davis applied in her own Stockton home. (See photo below.) Horn tcmmm V ' wi iw Leonora Gross Home Economics Division Chairman Page 10

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tr- Charles M. Guss Communications Divisio Chairman Cmxmimkaii m Vimiw In career training, or self-improvement, the Communications Division presented a broad selection of courses which have been highlighted by nationally recog- nized graduates. The Collegian, news- paper, whose busy staff is seen at work in the picture to the right, possessed the remarkable distinction of having been rated All-American for four suc- cessive years. Several SC journalism graduates are now working for the lo- cal newspaper, the Stockton Record. In speech contests, SC debaters have also achieved statewide and national distinction. Page 9

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Frank T. Jacobs Industrial and Agricultural Education Chairman One of the annual projects of Stockton College students enrolled in industrial education classes is to construct a house, to be bid for by local persons at the Open House, such as the one the SC car- penter was putting together in the picture to the right. Below, a shot was taken of a more advanced project, that of a complete housing area — Park Woods — located on the outskirts of Stockton. Stockton College also boasted of its Print Shop, considered outstanding among California Schools. Agriculture classes instructed the young farmer in the lastest developments in the complex prob- lems of modern farming. OndmVdd and J qtkuJ!lwid tdumixm