1958_06 The Daily Collegian June 1958

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—The Fresno State College Collegian—
EDITORIAL COMMENTS
Editor Says Goodbye
There comes-a time in the life of every Collegian editor!
when he reaches the end of his term and must relinquish the]
leadership of the paper to a sue
This point, I admit very happily, I have at last reached. I
It has been a long hard grind of 90 issues—each of which offered a new and refreshing challenge to the staff and myself.
feel  the paper has  reported  these happenings  fairly andl
objectively, which has been our policy from the beginning.
Undoubtedly there will be persons who might disagree!
with this last statement, but I feel an equally important element of my policy has been to promote, to some degree, harmony within the college itself.
I have no regrets or misgivings about the paper this year
since I have been supported by an excellent staff of writers
and editors who have laborer! diligently.
To these people I owe my grateful and sincere appreciation—reporters. Cecil Tange, Dave Hale. John Rylc, Bev
Lawton, Tom Mulhern, Bob Bayley, Pat Parker, Tom Emery
and Chuck Kratz.
To my day editors. Paul Stine. Steve Ledbcttcr and Herb
Strentz 1 owe much in the way of gratitude.
Also to these members of my staff I wish to thank for the
way they helped on The Collegian this year: exchange
tor Marlene Hansen, circulation directors Delton Shirley and
Bob Bockenstedt, and photographers Tommy Smith, James
Minter, Pete Arnold and Bruce Jenkins.
To my sports editor, Garry Gill, I thank very much for the
time he has contributed to put out a fine sports page week
after week, this year.
However, my deepest and sincere
Gary Girard. who was the managing editor
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The fine group in the Association office have done a great
deal in helping The Collegian function this year. To Ed Piston, Earl Bassett. Art Safstrom. Jim Webb and Dick Hamilton, plus all of the secretaries, I owe my gratitude.
Tlie journalism department with Dr. Paul Sheehan. John
Duke, Bernie Shepard and Robert Stef fes have been wonderful to The Collegian with their advice and classroom help.
I also wish to thank Merriam Donovan, the journalism s
retary, who did a great deal to help the paper in many wa
There arc many members of the administration at FSCJ
who deserve much recognition for helping The Collegian
as news sources and advisors.
Those administrators that I feel did a great deal to help
us and provide inspiration are Dr. Arnold Joyal, the president at FSC, Dr. Leo Wolfsen, dean of students, Hedley
Stacey, director of counseling, who was always ready '
us when we were in trouble, Gordon Wilson, associa
of student activities, who did much to pass the news c
and Dr. Harry Jones, the associate dean of records and ad-
Also I give my thanks to Ken Lewis, the veterans and
scholarships counselor, Miss Rosemary Scott, the activities
advisor, and Herb Wheaton, who helped us on several administrative problems.
I wish to thank Dick Riechel, the outgoing student president for doing such a grand job this year in his capacity and
for helping us when he could.
Also I would like to thank the members of the Board of
Publications for giving us their help and cooperation for making this a good year for The Collegian staff.
I wish especially to thank Dr. William Gilbert the
man of the board who did a great job in the midst of
tremely trying year.
To Ernie Benck, whom I have the pleasure of knowing for
the past two and a half years, I thank very deeply. I have
worked with Ernie as a day editor, managing editor and editor and I have grown to respect his ability and know how in
putting together a good looking newspaper.
Ernie, though, has been more than just our typographer.
He has been a good friend to know and he has done far more
to help The Collegian than most others.
I also thank Bob Jones at the print shop for all he has contributed to making The Collegian a much better paper. This
goes for all the other people at the Central California Typographic Service.
I almost left out one person who has done a lot this year,
not just for the publications, but for FSC in general. This is
Art Margosian, who was a former editor of The Collegian and
who was executive secretary of the   FSC dedication last
The dedication week was a tremendous success
was due to the hard work and efforts of Art, who I feel did
not really receive the full amount of gratitude he deserved.
Well my typewriter ribbon is beginning to fade so I'll sayl
goodby as editor   of The Collegian. But one more thing, I
■jejah to thank my wife Cathy, who had to go through a lot
witfi me these past two years as I worked on the ,
' It wasn't the most pleasant thing, but she did wonderfully.
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