Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Bc y and Front row: Noe Montez, Florontino Cruz, Ivan Harian, Huston Ketcherside, Roy Castellon, Manuel Sanchez, Daniel Soltero; second row: Douglas Klnser, Aster Page, Keith Harlan, Ronnie Alves, Thomas Cunningham, Delbert Baxter, Louie Allan, Willis White; third row: Charles Loosen, Sadao Manabe, Ken Hamamoto, Rudolph Carrasco. Bill Adams, Robert Saragoza, Geraold Seifert, Phil Heinle, Charles Frankas; fourth row: Pete Arana, Harold Huffman, Edith Jimenez, Bob Milton. Gerald McGuire, Fred Williams, Willie Ivy, Eugene Wright, Jason Lewis. The Body and Fender Club was composed of members interested in technical training for auto repair. Guest speakers in that field were presented to give students a better idea of auto repairing. Field trips were taken to automobile assembly plants. Front row: Mike Preston, Sam Hilliker, Ruby Sena, Coy Wright; second row: Bill Noyer, Glenn Blanke, Stanley Beasley, Max Gallegos, Isen Jackson; third row: Bill Southwick, Gerald Giudice, David Graddock, Richard Rallios, Chew Wong, Tom Likong; fourth row: Steve Walker, Jim Freedle. £6ecfoica The purpose of the Electrics Club was to promote interest and a broader understanding of electri- city. A field trip was taken to the General Electric nuclear plant to see the latest developments in electric power. Page 84

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« o jCod 9bem Los Iberos, composed of students studying the Spanish language, met to discuss and to participate in Spanish customs. A fifty dollar scholarship was award- ed to a 12th year student enrolled in a Spanish class. 4 ■ V Front row: Dorothy Delong, Deanna Horst, Neverra Lipelt, Joanne Chan, Annette Wong, Lucy Piclcthorn, Sandra Murray; second row: Barbara Heston, Jane Caldwell, Carolyn Hyman, Anita Harmeling, Margaret Paddock, Jane Semple, Sharon Bryer, Ellen Burlcett; third row: Judie Kenyon, Carol Kuhl, Richard Weston, Sharon Aldridge, Hilda Jones, Eunice Warren, Donna DeClue, Martha Nedrow, Hortenzia Moreno; fourth row: Roger Coffinderfer, Gary Gilbert, Lon Ealces, Kathy Austin, Carmen San Augustin, Christina Nelson, Robin Drury, Marjorie Ives, Brenda Harris, Leann Taussig; fifth row: Milce Northeimer, Jan Hoffman, Binns Melander, John Clow, Pat McClintorlc, Nancy Newton, Kathy Martin, Phyllis Coon, Carol Meining, Janice Sakerson, Teddle Rosz; sixth row: Barbara Joleti, Lary Brenneise, Joe Sims, Tom Duecker, Norman Anthony, Bettye Boyd, Judi Brown, Judy Dahl, Nancy Duchardt, Ivy Ross, Annette Player, Jean Fong. Pky ico£ Science The Physical Science club ' s main objective was to promote increased interest and knowl- edge among its members, in the various branches of science and mathematics. Front row: Tom Duecker, Roland Hamburg, Don McDonald; second row: Joe Sims, Bandel Bezzarides, Dennis Lindholm. Page 83

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MM Cabimi Mill Cabinet served as an organization for students interested in various forms of carpentry as a career. Safety rules were stressed and enforced with fines. In this way funds were obtained for parties at the end of the semester. Front row: William Carder, instructor; Charlie Noriega, Don Velez, John Erpilla, Larry Craig, Leslie C. Davis, instructor; second row: Harvey Hamlow, Roland Waechter, Herman Aavedo, Stewart Clark, Jerry Ding, Curtis Frazier; third row: Bob Nimmo, LeRoy Kramer, Don Fernandez, Richard Bianchi, Kung Jeung, Joe Simard, Dick Kearns, Ed Thomas; fourth row: Arlon Palmer, Carol Robertson. The goal of the Graphic Arts Club was to teach students the ins and the outs of the printing trade. Field trips were taken to Fibreboard and Foto-Art Engraving to observe a few of the many careers available to the members. Front row: Harold Staggs, Stewart Poulsen, Joe Aquila, Bill Fox, Robert Ramirez; second row: Billy Denison, Arlyn Jacob, Jerry Rhinhart, Janis Strohseheim, Donald Treece, Ralph Alejandro; third row: Giudo Mozza, Darryl Smith, Clarence Flores, Jim Creson, Tommy Campbell, Ernie Lagrimas, Richard Smith; fourth row: Trinie Fioiz, Richard Ramirez. Page 85