Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Cortege BwsJt Stoic Student Council members Bob Richards and Bill Hobin knew the value of the College Book Store. With all school supplies and books on hand, the CBS is located conveniently across from the Stockton College Library Building, at 903 Stadium Drive, College of the Pacific campus. Vfc ' iorren I dons Dennis Ahearn immediately picked out the best looking television set, a Zenith, in M. Corren Sons furniture and appliance store, 136 S. San Joaquin. For your graduation why not ask for a M. Corren Sons portable radio or T.V. set? Cowjjw jComc In Stockton ' s home of Lanz originals, Campus Lane, 3232 Pacific Avenue, Misses Bar- bara Heston and Eleanor Geer model two of the shop ' s lovely summer outfits. Jew- elry for every occasion may be found there also. Page 190

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Kwx Seed Cmfxuuj Knox Seed Company, 10 W. Harding Way, has everything for your gardening needs. Mr. John Knox Junior pointed out a few of his ornaments for decorating a garden or patio. Knox also has a large pet department with parakeets, canar- ies, tropical fish and dog supplies always available. RagefJi Wumc State Dick Robbir a merrfber of the SC- -GGP— kand 1 ; shown here with his trombone, agreed with all the other selective musicians that the Rageth Music Store is the best place to buy fine instruments. Music lessons also are given by friendly teachers at Rageth ' s, 30 W. Harding Way. £ L I— u ? p f r? Pacific Tefeptuwe Cmpamf Mrs. Doris Smith, Business Office Supervisor for Pacific Telephone, talks with Leota Batton about a Service Representative position, while Sandra Rodgers and Tanzy Gammon, both SC graduates and now Service Representa- tives with Pacific Telephone, look on. For a career in the business world, a Service Representative position with Pacific Telephone is hard to beat. For information concerning it, inquire at your Telephone Company Business Office. Page 189

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9oJut FoOt M S.C. Mustangs, Lauren Pettis and Allen Mozznett, display their new outfits in Pacific Avenue ' s men ' s clothiers, John Fall ' s. The pleasant staff and atmosphere make John Fall ' s, Pacific Avenue, the students ' first choice for buying their summer attire. Hwwtot Om Miss George Ann Duchardt told Miss Edie Beam the history of the many an- tiques in the quaint waiting room of Ye Olde Hoosier Inn, 1537 N. Wilson Way. The Inn has a relaxed atmosphere and student-size prices. The Hoosier is just the place to take your date for fine food and relaxation before a dance. Coma Vnim-Oii Cam ' s, 1236 N. El Dorado, is Stockton ' s finest self- service drive-in. Cam ' s, the emporium of the fabu- lous 19? hamburger, has an ample and convenient parking area. It is the students ' choice for lunch and those in-between-meal snacks. Page 191