Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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VotaHimd Auto The Vocational Auto Club consisted of students in the SC Auto Electrics class. Parliamentary procedure and better driving habits of members were stressed. A field trip was taken to the Chevrolet Plant to study the automotive trade. The club also made donations to worthy causes. Front row: Bob Cruz, Robert Masuda, Ron Kuehl, Jim McMeechan, John Williams. Gook M. Leow; second row: Tony Wong Benny Acoba Roy Wiebe. John Stapp, Don Smith. Fletcher Phillips. Alvis Childress: third row: Johnny Mondari, Jack Sabo, Ronnie Damon, ' Howard Souza, Jax Jantzen, Tom Loewen, Mike McDonne Wwdpukm Front row: Ben Nicolas, Alfred Yada, Noah Saffold, Eugene Warren, Richard Alvarez; second row: Walter Smith, Tony Huerta, Jim Mitchell, Chuck Beatty, Waldon Moll, TinoCueuas; third row: Rudy Quinones, Howard Smith, Larry Trotter, Jack Hauck. Ron Roselli, Ken White, Ken Torre : fourth row: Steve Edens, Gabriel Chavez, Boots Blake, John Padilla, Morris Arttaga. Herbert Rayborne, Johnny Lew. The Woodpeckers Club, made up of members interested in carpentry as a career, was open to all members of the carpentry classes. Shop laws were enforced by fines which at the end of the semesters were used for parties. Page 88

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fttuiic (M The Radio Club, organ- ized to interest students in this field as a career, had as one of its many achievements an ama- teur radio license. Front row: Ruben Rodriquez, Claude Sheldon, David Yearicks, Dare Stull, Robert Fonkbshner, Vern Emick, Loren Mounfeer; second row: Vaughan Alan, Harry Williams, William Padilla, Peter Serrano, Bob Coleman, Don Matthews, Leslie LaFrankie, Edwin Ballard; third row: Larry Biedinger, Jim Graues, ' Bill Burres, Tony Reynoso, Bill DuBois, Jesse James, Ron Fiori, Robert Moreno, David Chin, George Washington; fourth row: Clifford Brown, Leon Porter, William Wynn, Lamarr Coffey. d-.Jj :jfcw Tin 3wdm The Tin Benders drew member- ships from students enrolled in the sheet metal classes at Stock- ton College. Most students in this organization planned a vo- cation which required working with sheet metals, such as used in heating or ventilating systems. Front row: Kenneth Smith, Bill Cree, Sid Smith, Jerry Schiefferly; second row: Danny Callahan, Vil Corbin, Aluin Lrion, Dennis Ding, Gaylo Lapitan; third row: Albert Withers, Gilbert Orosco, Bob Ffaverlock, Jerry Rakono, Ben Andes, Kenny Powell. Page 87

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CdfiM Chess Club was devoted to the en- joyment of the intellectual game of Chess. Spending many hours in com- petition with one another, the Club also took on a few brave faculty members. No mention will be made of who won. Chauncey Kepford, Robert Hoagland, William Coyne Guy» wtd D Guys and Dolls was or- ganized as a student so- cial club. Dancing fol- lowed business meetings held once every two weeks on the COP campus. Front row: Don Schaeffer, sponser; John Vincent, Grace Wilson, Mary Lemon, Jim Stoney; second row: Janice Bowman, Gen Lawton, Lloyd Dillingham, Dale Scott, Scott Stevenson, Pat Shum; third row: Edith Beam, Leilani Herpich, Norma Aamoth. Page 89