Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Bi-Sci Front row: Colene Jordan, Rita Franco, Beverly Lakson, Rena Bayer, Sonia McKee, Frances Hamonica; second row: Kim Stocking, Rod Motto, Ina Graham, Andrea Tagupa, F. Jew. The Bi-Sci Club was designed to interest and encourage students in the study of life science and to call attention to the opportunities for a better understanding of the subject. Monthly meetings were held in which such sub- jects as drug addiction, sani- tation, and fish and game were discussed. Pt tck-GwwaK The French -German Club ' s main objective was to help people all over the world. Packages of clothing were sent to France, Hungary, and Ger- many. The organization gave scholarships to four students taking French and German languages. Front row: Karl Minke, Jane Semple, Carol Cook, Gail Winters, Marianne Yep, Suzanne Kezar, Mary Sorenson, Louise Glasscock, Mary Izard, Mary Wal en, Sherry Wilcox, Deanna Rodgers, Rosalind Davis; second row: Dale Honea, Jerry Myers, Mary Fraga, Mary McCullough, Wendy Stein, Nancy Welch, Edith Spafford, Maryann Mangold, Penny Pahl, Beverly Rodgers. George Hurlburt, Gary Bradley, Judy Martin, Jim Emerick; third row: Vern Wall, Ed Ballard, Jim Jamesom, Jock Jenkins, Brian Hagen, Diane Spangler, Gerry Weber, Joanne Gibson, Barbara Hobin, Lavonne Noble, Joan E a °° ' ' Elaine Frances, Janice Hendren, Marilyn Stanley, Joyce Dorcey; fourth row: Robert Rhinefrank, Eric Heim, Jacques Coudeyre, Bill Young, Bridger Mitchell, Tom Madden, Jack Lepislo, John Weaver, Bandel Bezzerides, Richard Melman, Dennis Lindholm, John Humphreys. Don McDonald, Wareham Seaman, James Quessenberry, Aubrey Moore; fifth row: Bob Gotelli, Yagatoutz Preep, Doug Wisler, Ezra Jen, Don Eldh, Pete Erdman, David Hanway, Sandy Sadowsky, Gene McCoy, Ed Singer, Bill Gritz. „ Page

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Plti Kb Vi Phi Rho Pi, a member of the Na- tional Forensic Honorary Organi- zation, was made up of speech students who had actively parti- cipated in intermural collegiate debate. The group attended many speech tournaments including the Tyro Tournament at Stockton Col- lege; the Linfield Tournament at McMenville, Oregon; and the Na- tional Tournament at Bakersfield. Front row: Ernest Merrow, Janet McGlnley, Diane Gotell Bob Richards, Dick Sickert, second row: Bruce Loebs, Charles Guss, John Fanucchi, Dale Scott. Xi Omc)um Xi Omicron, an organization for women who retained a 1 .8 or better grade average in their thirteenth year, was ac- tive in school functions. This organization was one of the three honorary organizations which acted as guides for open house this year. Page 80 Front row: Betty Lowry, Jeanette Wong, Susan Chisamore, Sylvia Bradbury, June Bishop: second row: Kathie Jacobs, Palma Polsinelli, Arlene Roza, Carol Churchill, Gloria Chiti, Violet Wong; third row: Carole Curtis, Jean Hisaka, Janice Canclini, Florene Beroldo, Martha Metzler, Carolyn Chiapale, Pat Moresco, Pat Shum.

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OiiiewaUmalt The International Understand- ings Club served to help stu- dents get a clearer picture of world happenings and thus bring about better Interna- tional relationship. Front row: Allen Brown, Nancy Welch, Gayle Goetz, Edith Spafford; second row: OmflBhardwaj, Judy Grogan, Andrea Curtis, Fred McCollough, John Morones; Third row: George Hurlburt, Mary Little, Judy Goleman, Dale Scott. 9to£uw Front row: Bob Ghio, Viclci Barosso, Stephene Barosso, Rosemary Nelson; second row: PatMoresco, Bonnie Lowes, Diane Devecchio, Barbara Giaudrone Judy Goleman; third row: Kiyoe Abe, Bertha Garbiso, Lila Cook, Arlene Brownstein, Richard Santos, Joseph Carley. The Italian Club was composed of students enrolled in Italian classes. Its main objective was to promote the study of the language. This organization had parties on various occa- sions. Page 82