University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Page 98 text:

Highlander Mel Kinder served as editor Dick Mendosa was editor No. during the latter part of first four for the year, serving during semester. spring semester. l Grant Gutermuth managed to last through the entire school year as business manager of the Highlander. Lyle Amlin had the unique position of being the first editor ibut not by any means the lastl. Dave Peterson edited the Highlander post-Kinder and pre- Mendosa.

Page 97 text:

Staff COPY Using a system known only to twins are Barb and Lorrie McBride as they dash off more copy. Theirs were the problems that accompany the position of copy editor. It ,qw .gg -M. . X,-X Many, many hours were spent by Dorothy Oelrich as editor of the classes section. Dorothy also willingly helped the editors of the other sections whenever she was able. ADS Co-editors of their section, Dave Springer, Jeriny Barrett, and Joy Bittman rushed here and there around the Riverside area with contracts in hand. As advertising editors they ran into many problems which seemed to all work out, miraculously. INDEX Often times Judy McCarter and Sheila McMa- hon found numbers and names running through their minds as they compiled the very useful index which is an added feature of the i959 Tartan. A-. .N , ,: . ' ,V A rs? .. ll S P0 RTS Dividing work between themselves Charlie McCarthy and Dino Tinti showed the title of sports editors, both taking pictures and writing copy for that section.

Page 99 text:

As busy staff members, Leslie Scofield, Peggy Popper, and Bob Boyd spent many hours sitting around Cthinking of news items, ot coursel. idea! A , Staff members Clark Gardner, Kent Schofield, and ' Chuck Tarlton are busily writing articles for next week's .w paper. Writing does develop quite a thirst. . it.-L.. , . L The weekly paper, the Highlander, was set back several times due to the lack of an editor. Somehow, however, it continued in spite of the many handicaps put upon it. Additions to the staff were trequent, and controversy ran rampant. However, the Highlander kept in touch with the students and kept them informed about local happenings. 1 G ,tip 3 Staft members- Jane Chapman Louise Foreman Jackie Foreman Morileen Floyd Don Duessen Susan Patterson Donna Grant Judy Hudspn Bruce Smith Geri Custason Ingrid Herman Barbara McBride Lorrie McBride Mary Ann Spires David Springer Joe Titone Norma Wilson Vince Lawton Paul Conner Mary Conlee Sam Black Phil Hammons Betty Aaron Mike Nieto Norm Velinty Bob Wills Virginia Grutzmacher Don Spigner Bob Scott Mary Scott Fred Cervantes Dick Schoonover Dave Boin Conrad Driussi John Wallace Skip Mears Bob Duncanson Dan Carty Jery Civalleri Russ Schmeekle Jim Agretelis Dany Gilmore Dale Jones Chris Maximin Bob Melch Bill Krause Jovana Jones Roger Davis