University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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!IDDlCK. KIENTZ, McBRlDE. MONOGAN RS CCIVIMIT nO I BASTIAN, PHIFER ,,,, The S'ruden'r Affairs Commi++ee's business is fo handle lhe grievances of s'l'uden+s againsl' bolh The adminislralion and sludenl' body. I+ is also a law-enforcing body concerning general campus rules and regulalions. Traffic laws esiablished lasl year were puf info effecl' again, wiih a few addifional prohibifions. Due 'l'o lack of enforcemenl' many of fhe orders were ignored by sludenfs and faculfy alilce. Smoking on campus and cheaiing are annual prob- Iems provoking much discussion and liHle solulion. By The commif- +ee's acfion noise in 'lhe library .was reduced 'ro a minimum. Creolil should be given 'ro ihe sincere endeavor of Marlin Pulich, chairman, and his commi'r+ee members +o overcome fhe odds againsf such a body lhal' has +heore+ical bu+ li++le aciual power wiih which +o acl. The sfudenf body presidenf appoinls 'rhe chairman of 'rhe commiffee, who in Turn appoinls a represenfaiive group of srudenfs +o serve wi'rh him. GROSSE. WORKMAN, DIXON WENTZ. SAPIRO TEE

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ST PUB LLOYD, PULICH, HOLTON McCARL, FAY, BAER, SPULLER GRIMSHAW, FLICKINGER The purpose of +he Publica'rions Commiffee is 'ro seHle quesfions of policy concerning l'he several sfudenl' associa+ion publicafions, and 'ro appoim' by a maiori'ry vole +he edifors and business managers. The responsibilify of checking fhe paper and yearbook finances and 'ro assure sludenls of uninlerruplecl publicafion lies in Hs hands. Upon 'rhe commi++ee's recommenclafion, fhe Ex' Commi'Hee granled S35 fo fhe Scroll and Sfylus Club +0 assisl' in 1'he publishing of MSS. ll' is fhe desire of 'rhe Publicafions CommiH'ee i'ha+ 1'he magazine be prinfecl in fhe fufure P. S. A. A policy was esfablished fhis year by mofion +ha+ a s'ruden+ may nof hold any one major posi+ion on a publicalion for more 'rhan one year. There are nine members on 'rhe commiH'ee, five elecfed and +he edifors and managers of fhe Weekly and Naraniado. Vacancies are filled by commi'r'ree appoin'l'men+. Those who served are Bill Becker, Bob Basrian, Herm Sapiro, Bob Wenlz, Gregg Phifer, Bill Workman, Ray Grosse, Beverly Wrighf, and Be'r'ry Dixon. Y UDENT AFF LICATI I lf? 5 1 y . WRIGHT, BECKER A1

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l ff' T! 'Z K, a . l 7'! GREGG PHIFER -K in BILL ' BECKER l PACIFIC WEEKLY Under Ediior Gregg Phifer and Manager Bill Becker l'he Weekly has been very credilably handled, winning i+s second slraighl Firsl Class Honor rank in ihe lnfercollegiale Press Associal'ion's raiing, and eslablishing ifs besi' financial condiiion in recenl years. Maior iournalisiic flurries were: 'rhe debale befween Edilor Phifer and l'he S'lock'l'on Record over ihe Weekly's obiecfive criiical reviews of arlisiic produciionsg opposiiion lo Herberl' Hoover's Tom-Tom- beafing drive for lhe Finnish Relief Fund: debales on 'lhe infroduclion of compulsory Bible sludy, lhe Third Term queslion, and fhe possibilily of a Barbarian pariy on ihe campus. Members oi +he l939-40 edi+orial board included Bill Biddick, ediforial assisfanfg Jane? McGin- nis, news: Jessie Hannay, campus, Bonnie Smiih and Alice Rudebaugh, 'leafureg Belly Dixon, sociely: Bob Conaway, sporlsg Ray Grosse, exchange, Jerrold Walker, makeup: Tom Woodruff, phofographyg Bob Basiian and Dave MaH'hews, arf: and Eleanor McCann, iacully adviser. Serving on ihe news sfalif were Clio Abercrombie, Grace Anlonius, Jean Davis, James Holden, Mariorie Hulen, Paul lida, Leslie Knoles, Beulahmae Laurence, Lillian Simonsen and Bud Siefan. Sociely reporlers included Karl Baldwin, Harriel' Davidson, Phyllis Grimshaw, Eloise Lamberf, Norma Marcellin, Margo Mclnfyre, Jane+ Porler, Claire Sandroclc and Marceila Voorhees. Sporfs reporiers were Joyce Boege, Francis Hellman, Don Jonfe, Irvine Sprague, Chesley Sleven- son, Jack Toomay, and Jack Tulloch. Fea+ure wrirers were Buford Bush, Galen Harvey, Gladys Hughes, Herman Sapiro, Gail Scheere and Hank Sfein. I 2