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Berkeley: Student Publications

First Publications
The first student publication, the College Echo, was published by the Durant Rhetorical Society at the College of California in Oakland. The first of more than 60 publications which appeared on the Berkeley campus of the University began in March, 1871, when the Durant Rhetorical Society sponsored a continuation of its first paper in the University Echo. The Neolaean Literary Society published, in March, 1873, the Neolaean Review as an "exponent" of the society and not as competition for the Echo. The two publications merged in January, 1874, as the Berkeleyan, which gave way in 1897 to the Californian and became, on October 25, 1897, the Daily Californian.

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The Daily Californian and the Blue and Gold
The Daily Californian was in continuous operation after that time and, by the mid-1960s, was the sponsored newspaper of the Associated Students. The ASUC supervised the paper's activities through a consultative board, whose membership was made up of seven students, a professional journalist, two faculty members, and an administrative representative. The board had the authority to recommend staff appointments, promotions, and suspensions, and changes in the paper's by-laws to the Executive Committee of the ASUC. The board also evaluated the paper's operations and performance. The offices of the newspaper were located in Eshleman Hall, the new student office building. The paper had a staff of over 80 who were entirely responsible for its publication. In 1971, after a conflict over a controversial article, the Daily Californian became financially independent from the University and the ASUC by raising advertising revenue.

One of the oldest publications is the Blue and Gold, which began in 1875 as a record of the college year published by the Associated Students. In 1965, Blue and Gold circulation averaged 5,000 copies.

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Literary Journals
Initially in competition with the early newspapers was Occident, established as a semi-monthly in 1881. Although the history of Occident was sporadic--it was published continuously in one series until 1933 and in a second series from 1934 to 1937, when publication was suspended until the third series began in 1945--it was the oldest college literary magazine on the west coast. By the mid-1960s, it was published once a semester, in December and June, to provide an outlet for the highest quality serious writing on the Berkeley campus. Its circulation averaged 1,500 copies per issue.

From September, 1876 to June, 1878, the Besom, a student paper, was established in order to provide competition for the Berkeleyan. In February, 1878, because of a mistaken understanding that the Berkeleyan was to become a literary magazine, the Oestrus began publication and lasted until October, 1879.

Several years later, in 1895, a literary magazine, the University of California Magazine, was begun to provide "a common medium of intellectual contact for alumni, faculty, and students alike." The magazine merged with Occident in 1904.

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Humor Magazines
Humor magazines on the Berkeley campus began in October, 1891, with the appearance of Smiles, a bi-weekly publication whose cardinal function, according to the editor, was "not to teach or preach, but to amuse." Smiles discontinued publication after three issues on December 18, 1891. A second humor magazine, Josh, began in September, 1895. It was published in San Francisco and designed for university audiences at both the University of California and Stanford University, with an editor from each school. After editorially complaining about a lack of interest in the magazine at both schools, Josh published a final issue in February, 1897.

On April 16, 1903, Earle C. Anthony, with a staff of ten, published the California Pelican. The Pelican, by the mid-1960s, was issued every month of the academic year after that first appearance and was the sponsored humor magazine of the Associated Students. Circulation in 1965 averaged 7,000 copies, giving the magazine the second largest circulation, behind the Daily Californian, on the campus. The magazine was edited in its own quarters in the Pelican Building, which was donated by Anthony and completed in 1957.

Dill Pickle, a lampoon-type occasional newspaper, was first published in March, 1916 by the members of the Istyc Club, made up of women students interested in journalism, and later by Theta Sigma Phi, a women's journalistic honor society. Suspended by University authorities in April of 1928, Dill Pickle was reinstated in July, 1929 and appeared until April, 1935. The Raspberry Press was a similar men's newspaper, first published in February, 1915 with the motto: "Uncensored and Untrammeled!'' It too was suspended by the University from 1928 to 1929. In April, 1931, it became the Razzberry Press and continued under that name until March, 1934, when it was permanently suspended. The New Razzberry Press appeared from 1935 to March, 1939.

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Other Student Publications
The California Journal of Technology first appeared in February, 1903 as a medium of communication for students in engineering. It was the first college magazine in the west to specialize in the area of science and technology. The magazine was discontinued in February, 1914, but was revived by the Student Engineers Council as the California Engineer in January, 1923. By the mid-1960s, the magazine was sponsored by the Associated Students and maintained a circulation of about 1,500 copies per month.

Another specialized publication was the Berkeley Lyceum, published half in English, half in Japanese, by the Japanese Students Association from 1907 to 1917. From 1912 to 1914, the Architectural Association of the new Department of Architecture published a yearbook of student work.

In November, 1912, the California Law Review began publication to "record the history and development" of western law. Appointment to the editorship, usually held by a third-year law student, was considered an honor. The Law Review was published five times a year.

A publication called Brass Tacks appeared three different times. It first appeared from January, 1913 to May, 1916; then again from November, 1921 to February, 1922; and a third time from March 22, 1934 to March 13, 1935.

Students in the College of Agriculture began publication of the Journal of Agriculture in May, 1913. Because of the war, publication was discontinued from October, 1917 to January, 1920. In November, 1921, the Journal became the California Countryman and lasted until May, 1930.

Students in the School of Forestry published three different publications. The first was called California Forestry and appeared in 1917. The Forestry Club published Axe Chips every three weeks from January, 1933 to April 29, 1943. Another publication, Timber, a magazine rather than a newspaper, appeared from 1957 to 1963.

The College of Commerce sponsored Commercia which lasted from February, 1921 to May, 1927. The Associated Students published a short-lived Literary Review Quarterly for one year from May, 1926 to May, 1927. The ASUC also sponsored the California Pictorial, the first college rotogravure magazine, which lasted from September, 1921 to April, 1924.

The students in the Division of Entomology and Parasitology founded Vedalia, in April, 1930, which was still active in the mid-1960s. Members of Naval ROTC sporadically published from 1936 to 1956 the Capstan and a weekly paper, the Naval Unit Weekly, from September, 1936 to April, 1941. Grizzly, a general magazine sponsored by the Associated Students, lasted from March, 1938 to October, 1940.

In 1955, graduate students in the Department of Sociology began the Berkeley Journal of Sociology as a publication medium for graduate student research. This journal was still active as of the mid-1960s.

The Graduate Student Journal began in 1962 and was published once a semester.

In addition to the specific publications mentioned, there were numerous, more ephemeral magazines and newspapers, including summer editions of the Daily Californian, some of which were published by private parties or various organizations connected in some way with the University campus.

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Publication Editors

The University Echo

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The Neolaean Review

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The Berkeleyan

J. R. Farrell	January-September 1874
J. C. Rowell
J. F. Alexander	1874-75
N. A. Morford
R. B. Wallace	1875-76
E. W. Cowles	1876-77
Ed Booth
T. O. Toland	1877-78
J. H. Wheeler	1878-79
William H. Chapman
M. S. Eisner	1879-90
A. D. Tenney
S. M. Franklin	1880-81
Charles Shainwald
Max Loewenthal
John J. Dwyer	1881-82
S. E. Moffett
F. J. Walton	1882-83
F. L. Burk
Frank J. Walton
J. L. Chase	1883-84
E. A. Avery	1884-85
W. F. Cheney
Walter J. Bartnett
A. H. Ashley	1885-86
George D. Boyd
George M. Stratton	1886-87
A. C. Miller
James Sutton	1887-88
G. R. Lukens
W. T. Craig	1888-89
W. L. Jepson
Jesse P. Sayre	1892-93
Joseph C. Myerstein	1893-94
E. M. Wilder
Will H. Gorrill	1894-95
Arthur W. North
Harry H. Hirst	1895-96
George H. Whipple	1896-97
Charles A. Elston

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Daily Californian

Allen L. Chickering	1897-98
Wiggington Creed
Charles E. Thomas	1898-99
Harold S. Symmes
Harrison S. Robinson	1899-1900
Nathan M. Moran
Edward A. Dickson	1900-01
Frederick M. Allen
George C. Mansfield	1901-02
A. F. Lemberger
J. A. Moriarty	1902-03
W. L. Finley
Richard O'Conner	1903-04
J. Gustav White
W. T. Hale	1904-05
J. P. Loeb
Sam Hellman	1905-06
L. D. Bohnett
A. C. B. Fletcher	1906-07
J. D. Van Becker
Lewis A. McArthur	1907-08
C. K. Hardenbrook
George L. Bell	1908-09
William J. Hayes
V. R. Churchill	1909-10
C. E. Hall
D. J. Cates	1910-11
A. C. Prendergast
E. M. Einstein	1911-12
M. A. Cartwright
John L. Simpson	1912-13
R. Ray Randall
R. M. Eaton	1913-14
J. H. Quire
H. L. Dunn	1914-15
Harvey Roney
Philip Conley	1915-16
Osgood Murdock
Robert Blake	1916-17
Harry Seymour
A. L. Mitchell	1917-18
J. C. Raphael	1918-19
George C. Tenney	1919-20
Norman S. Gallison
L. G. Blochman	1920-21
W. A. White
F. W. Bertlett	1921-22
C. C. Wakefield
R. B. Coons	1922-23
J. G. Baldwin
Albert S. Furth	1923-24
Joseph Dietrich
Bill Spencer	1924-25
Jerry Faulkner
Frederick Wahl	1925-26
A. Kenneth Priestley
John Moore	1926-27
Donaldson Thorburn
Fred Foy	1927-28
Vernon C. Smith
Marion Plant	1928-29
Frederick Brockhagen
Dan Norton	1929-30
William Hudson
Arthur Artlett--fall	1930-31
Frederick Hotz--spring
Jack S. Mason--fall	1931-32
M. Alfred Schaeffer--spring
Frank Buck, Jr.--fall	1932-33
C. Franklin Howell--spring
Bruce C. Yates--fall	1933-34
A. James McCollum--spring
Walter Christie, Jr.--fall	1934-35
Edwin Emery--spring
Henry Schacht--fall	1935-36
Lawrence Resnor--spring
Charles T. Post--fall	1936-37
James M. Doyle--spring
William Murrish--fall	1937-38
John Burd--spring
Norman Canright--fall	1938-39
James Pool--spring
William Brownell--fall	1939-40
Charles Bell--spring
Edmund Tackle--fall	1940-41
Sarita Henderson Smedberg--spring
Don Fabun--summer & fall	1941-42
Gordon Furth--spring
Howard Cook--summer & fall	1942-43
Eugene Danaher--fall
Warren Unna--spring
Mary Ogg Barnett--summer	1943-44
Alan Furth-summer
Virginia Bottoroff-Barrios--fall
Jean Elliott Nicol--spring
Betty Sullivan Martin--summer	1944-45
Betty Wentworth Trotter--fall
Jura Hoffman Mead--spring
Patricia McGregor--summer	1945-46
Irene Bradfield--fall-spring
Jack Howard--summer	1946-47
Ila Sullivan Palmquist--summer
Katie Thanas --fall-spring
Phyllis Seidkin--fall-spring
Jack Howard--fall	1947-48
Vic Bogart--spring
Guy Carruthers--summer & fall	1948-49
Charles Goodman--spring
Gene Kramer--fall	1949-50
Dick Hafner--spring
Frank Finney--fall	1950-51
Louis Bell--spring
Alva Senzek Fagrell--fall	1951-52
Mike Fallon--spring
Al Manzano--fall	1952-53
Dave Dugas--spring
Georgia Wilcox McDaniel--fall	1953-54
Doug Dempster--spring
Jan Stevens--fall	1954-55
Liz Waldie Owen--spring
Alex Bouldin Mandelson--fall	1955-56
Les Carpenter--spring
Bob Falk--fall	1956-57
Jim Lemert--spring
Jay Bardwell--fall-spring	1957-58
Jim Yenckel--fall	1958-59
Gene Turner--spring
Marge Madonne--fall	1959-60
Anne Ruggeri Bardwell Solem--spring
Jane Semple Wood--summer	1960-61
Daniel B. Silver--fall1
Terry Timmins--fall-spring
Franklyn Jeans--fall	1961-62
Bill Wong--spring
Elliot Steinberg--fall	1962-63
Sandie North Eppinger--spring
Mary McGowen Soderstrom--fall	1963-64
Pat Mar--spring
Susan Johnson Wallace--fall	1964-65
Justin Roberts--spring
Peggy Krause McCormick--fall	1965-66
Jim Branson--spring
John Oppedahl--fall	1966-67
Barry Bishin--spring
Karlyn Barker--fall	1967-68
Mark Kersten--spring
Konstantin Berlandt--fall	1968-69
Thomas C. Collins--spring
Stephen Duscha--fall	1969-70
Joe Pichirallo--spring
Bruce Koon--fall	1970-71
John Emshwiller--spring
Toni Martin--fall	1971-72
David Corvo--spring
Christine Weicher--fall-spring	1972-73
Jim Hoffman--fall-spring	1973-74
Steve Mott--fall-spring	1974-75
Rory Marshall--spring
Rory Marshall--summer	1975-76
Jeffrey Rabin--fall-spring	1976-77
Jim Kelly-fall-spring	1977-78
Peter Kerr--spring
Grant Mercer--summer-fall	1978-79
Ed Gargan--spring
Bylaws changed: beginning one year terms June-June
Tom Abate	1979-80
Ken Weiss	1980-81
Margaret Talbot	1981-82
Dan Woo	1982-83
Anita Seline	1983-84
Jose Novoa--Jun-Jan	1984-85
David Pickell--Jan-Aug
Craig Anderson	1985-86
Howard Levine	1986-87
Bylaws changed: one editor-in-chief for full academic year, another for summer
Michael Wharton--summer	1987
Elizabeth A. Moore--fall	1987-88
Jim Herron Zamora--spring
Carolyn Jones--summer
Jim Herron Zamora--fall-spring	1988-89
Stewart Huntington--summer
Carolyn Jones--fall-spring	1989-90
Patricia Jacobus--summer
Cedric Puleston--fall-spring	1990-91
Michael Wolgelenter--summer
Steve Markowitz--fall-spring	1991-92
Rick Schultz--summer
Virginia Matzek--fall	1992-93
Alphonso Van Marsh--spring
Katrina Lee--summer
Nick Perlmuter--fall-spring	1993-94
Katrina Lee--summer
Julie Aguilar Rogada	1994-95
Bita Rahebi	1995-96
Mike Coleman	1996-97
Ryan Tate	1997-98
Vinnee Tong	1998-99
Dan Jung	1999-2000
Daniel Hernandez--fall-spring	2000-01
Anne Benjaminson--summer
Janny Hu	2001-02
Rong-Gong Lin	2002-03
Eric Schewe	2003-04
Nate Tabak
Kim-Mai Cutler	2004-05

¹ Daniel B. Silver's editorship was terminated by UC. Terry Timmins was appointed in his stead.

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Editors of the Blue and Gold

Harry Dam	1873-74
C. B. Overacker	1874-75
Peter T. Riley	1875-76
Alex Morrison	1876-77
H. W. O'Melveny	1877-78
H. C. Perry	1878-79
Edited by Zeta Psi Fraternity	1879-80
J. B. Lincoln	1880-81
Earle A. Walcott	1881-82
Charles S. Wheeler	1882-83
W. F. Cheney	1883-84
Kimball G. Easton	1884-85
W. C. Gregory	1885-86
Henry E. Monroe	1886-87
H. A. Melvin	1887-88
G. H. Stokes	1888-89
C. W. Merrill	1889-90
Charles L. Turner	1890-91
J. D. Burke	1891-92
F. M. Todd	1892-93
Albert Houston	1893-94
Raymond J. Russ	1894-95
Owen S. Case	1895-96
Gilbert J. Rector	1896-97
Charles E. Fryer	1897-98
Stuart G. Masters	1899-1900
John J. Earle	1900-1901
Earle C. Anthony	1901-02
Arthur L. Price	1902-03
Eugene R. Hallett	1903-04
Jackson Gregory	1904-05
J. R. Gabbert	1905-06
Maurice Harrison	1906-07
Clayton Shipway	1907-08
Alan C. VanFleet	1908-09
L. A. Langstroth	1909-10
Robert H. Clark	1910-11
Clare M. Torrey	1911-12
Francis H. Partridge	1912-13
Donovan O. Peters	1913-14
Lloyd N. Hamilton	1914-15
Leroy F. Krusi	1915-16
John L. Reith	1916-17
Charles Detoy	1917-18
Hale N. Luff	1918-19
John W. Cline, Jr.	1919-20
Frank W. Tenney	1920-21
Fenton D. Williamson	1921-22
Russell C. Lockhart	1922-23
James Rolph, III	1923-24
Paul V. Roach	1924-25
Joesph G. Murphy	1925-26
Wilburn R. Smith	1926-27
Harmon C. Bell	1927-28
Fred C. Fischer	1928-29
Nathan D. Rowley	1929-30
Everett J. Brown, Jr.	1930-31
Thomas Townsend, Jr.	1931-32
Irving Wiesenfeld	1932-33
Hugh D. McKenzie	1933-34
Edward Quarg	1934-35
George Dimmier	1935-36
Paul D. Ehret	1936-37
Robert Lynch	1937-38
Brilsford P. Flint	1938-39
Joseph H. Wadsworth, Jr.	1939-40
Wilbert Fountain	1940-41
Ralph Countryman	1941-42
Ginny Robinson	1942-43
June Porter--summer-fall	1943-44
Carolyn Hardy--spring
Carolyn Hardy--summer	1944-45
Mary Jane Boles
Joan Porter	1945-46
Janice Rivers	1946-47
Jean Hepfer	1947-48
Dale Millar	1948-49
Don Haworth	1949-50
Lois Bossin	1950-51
Mardy Robinson	1951-52
Elouise Phelps	1952-53
Gayle Rivers	1953-54
Nancy Bracken	1954-55
Carlos Cortes	1955-56
Barbara Thode	1956-57
Jo Woolley	1957-58
Evelyn Hollingshead	1958-59
Diane Schwab	1959-60
Dot Sherwood	1960-61
Elaine Henning	1961-62
Don Frank	1962-63
Roberta Cotton	1963-64
Katie Wuertele	1964-65
Irene Boschken	1965-66

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Editors of the Pelican

Earle C. Anthony--fall	1903-04
Carleton Parker--spring
Eugene Hallett--fall	1904-05
Augustin C. Keane--spring
Vance McClymonds	1905-06
Gurden Edwards	1906-07
Carl Whitmore	1907-08
Edward J. Symmes	1908-09
Rollo E. Fay--fall	1909-10
Wesley Kergan--fall
George Adams--spring
George Adams	1910-11
M. L. Dinkelspiel	1911-12
Raymond W. Jeans	1912-13
N. L. McLaren	1913-14
Fred Faust	1914-15
Roger Goss	1915-16
Marshall Maslin	1916-17
George Atcheson, Jr.	1917-18
George Atcheson, Jr.	1918-19
R. W. Rineheart	1919-20
G. F. MacMullen	1920-21
R. L. Ingram	1921-22
Jack Lyons	1922-23
F. A. Fender	1924-25
Dean Avery
John S. Cook	1925-26
Bertram Googins	1926-27
Wilson Cosby	1927-28
John V. Kluegel--fall	1928-29
George T. Eggleston--spring
Edward T. Haas--fall	1929-30
Glanville Heisch--spring
Edward T. Haas--fall	1930-31
Glanville Heisch--spring
Douglas Nicholson--fall	1929-30
Harry Thornally--spring
Ford Sibley--fall	1932-33
Jack Fagan--spring
Graham Heid--fall	1933-34
Benjamin C. Martin--spring
Lionel Ormsby--fall	1934-35
Bruce Ariss--spring
Samuel Tannenbaum--fall	1935-36
Robert Meltzer--spring
Robert Pickering	1936-37
William Wallace--fall	1937-38
Freeman Silva--spring
Bernard Taper--fall	1938-39
Don Stofle--spring
Warner Law--fall	1939-40
Alec Yuill-Thornton--spring
Edwin Stofle--fall	1940-41
Roberta MacDonald--spring
Rip Matteson--fall	1941-42
W. I. Matson--spring
Alan Alch--fall	1942-43
Marge Silva--spring
Carol Pauker	1943-44
Claudia Murphy--summer-fall	1944-45
Frances Schweickhardt--spring
Frances Schweickhardt--summer	1945-46
Raymond Lewis--fall-spring
Tom Jones	1946-47
Dave Bary--fall	1947-48
Bill Van Voris--spring
Eugene A. K. Thompson	1948-49
Ken Kolb	1949-1950
Bob Sederholm	1950-51
Collin Clark--fall	1951-52
Ralph Estling--spring
Ron Goulart--fall	1952-53
Collin Clark--spring
Walt Anderson	1953-54
Ron Goulart--fall	1954-55
Terry Wollter--spring
John Ruyle	1955-56
Janet Dent--fall	1956-57
Allan Hislop--spring
Ken De Fiebre--fall	1957-58
Dave Toll--spring
Jim Packer--fall	1958-59
R. R. Ervine--spring
Joe McCord--fall	1959-60
Frank Chin--spring
Don Wegars	1960-61
Doug Kim	1961-62
Dick Corten	1962-63
Dexter Waugh--fall	1963-64
Mitch Chefitz--spring
Dick Corten	1964-65
Bob Wieder	1965-66

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Editors of the Occident

C. H. Oatman	1880-81
E. A. Walcott--fall	1881-82
E. C. Sanford--spring
E. C. Sanford--fall	1882-83
W. A. Beatty--spring
W. A. Beatty	1883-84
G. T. Clark	1884-85
A. G. Eells
E. A. Howard	1885-86
Charles Biedenbach
John D. Murphey--fall	1886-87
W. W. Sanderson--spring
E. R. Drew--fall	1887-88
L. Hutchinson--spring
W. T. Craig--fall	1888-89
W. L. Jepson--spring
John D. Rideout--fall	1889-1890
V. K. Chestnut--spring
H. C. Head	1890-91
Lee W. Lloyd--fall	1891-92
F. H. McLean--spring
W. M. Carpenter--fall	1892-93
C. L. Knight--spring
Frank W. Bancroft	1893-94
H. M. Anthony--fall	1894-95
E. T. Thurston, Jr.--spring
M. C. Flaherty--fall	1895-96
R. S. Phelps--spring
A. L. Weil--fall	1896-97
James Hopper--spring
James Hopper	1897-98
Stuart G. Masters--fall	1898-99
Ira Abraham--spring
Richard W. Tully--fall	1899-1900
Arhibald Cloud--spring
Alexander Gordenker--fall	1900-01
Milton Schwartz--spring
Monroe E. Deutsch--fall	1901-02
Alexander Adler--spring
James M. Koford--fall	1902-03
Leslie M. Turner--spring
Arthur L. Price--fall	1903-04
Hart Greensfelder--spring
Leo D. Bishop	1904-05
Gus C. Keane
Joseph S. Koford	1905-06
Edward Blackman
Gurden Edwards--fall	1906-07
J. D. Fletcher--spring
David S. Levy--fall	1907-08
Philip S. Thacher--spring
William S. Wells--fall	1908-09
Richard Goldman--spring
Francis R. Steel--fall	1909-10
Wesley W. Kergan--spring
Robert W. Cross	1910-11
Arne K. Hoisholt	1911-12
Lloyd A. Myers	1912-13
R. G. Ham	1913-14
Sidney C. Howard	1914-15
Hazel Mavermale	1915-16
John R. Bruce	1916-17
Genevieve Taggard	1917-18
Genevieve Taggard	1918-19
Clarence Greenhood	1919-20
R. A. Beals	1920-21
F. B. McGurrin--fall	1921-22
H. R. Luck
Harold R. Luck	1922-23
Ellsworth R. Stewart	1923-24
Vernon Patterson	1924-25
Robert Wall	1930-31
David C. Camp	1931-32
Marvin Rosenberg	1932-33
John Conrad	1933-34
Dorothy Fraser	1934-35
Dorothy Fraser--fall	1935-36
Frank Wilson--spring
Solomon Eidinoff--fall
Henry May (Chairman of Editorial Board)	1936-37
Margaret Grote--spring	1945
George Hummer	1945-46
Jocelyn Willat	1946-47
Charlotte McCord--fall	1947-48
Barbara Gordon--spring
Ray Menzle--fall	1948-49
Vic Di Suvero--spring
Lynne Brown--fall	1949-50
Dale Joe--spring
Richard Champlin--fall	1950-51
Kenneth Pettitt--spring
Jack Goddard--fall	1951-52
George Huaco--spring
Hannah B. Pascal--fall	1952-53
Robert Monell--spring
Sylvia Rosenbaum--fall	1953-54
Richard Rummonds--spring
Theodore Kloski--spring	1955
William P. Barlow, Jr.--fall	1955-56
Joan Didion--spring
Ted Fourkas--fall	1956-57
Marlene Clifford--spring
James Hatch--fall	1957-58
Robert Chrisman--spring
Diane Wakoski--fall	1958-59
Duncan Pierce--spring
Diane Wakoski--fall	1959-60
Ralph Costa--spring
Florence Armstrong--fall	1960-61
Walt Wright--spring
Wendy Martin--fall	1961-62
Alexander M. Stevens--spring
Leon Weiner--fall	1962-63
Joel Rosenberg--spring
Tom David--fall	1963-64
Jane Friedman--spring
Laura Dunlap	1964-65
Martha Masterson--fall	1965-66
Michael Eliasberg--spring

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Editors of the California Journal of Technology

Robert Sibley	1902-03
Robert Sibley	1903-04
Norman F. Titus	1904-05
Ralph P. Merritt	1905-06
O. M. Boyle, Jr.--fall	1906-07
Harry M. Hall--spring
Harry M. Hall--fall	1907-08
Roy A. Lind--spring
Lester O. Wolcott	1908-09
Joseph M. McCoy	1909-10
W. E. Dean	1913-14
Rene Guilloux	1914-15

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Editors of the California Engineer

L. H. Rushmer	1922-23
Alfred Livingston--fall	1923-24
Richard Wood--spring
Edwin Fisk	1924-25
Charles Nourse	1925-26
Raphael Sampson	1926-27
Erhardt Koerper	1927-28
Lewis Howard	1928-29
Francis Pritchard	1929-30
Charles Sexton	1930-31
Newell A. Davies	1931-32
Laurence Anderson--fall	1932-33
Ormond Bretherick--spring
June Malone (Women's Editor)
Edmund Thelen, Jr.	1933-34
Ray Walker	1934-35
Arthur Harrison--fall	1935-36
Herbert Crowle--fall
Orval Clark--spring
Jack Keenan	1936-37
Charles Patterson	1937-38
Ralph Nelson	1938-39
Sam Ruvkun	1939-40
Earl Serdahl	1940-41
Wil Staring	1941-42
Verne Cooperrider	1942-43
Duane Parkinson--summer-fall	1943-44
Irwin Spitzer--spring
John Clawson--summer	1944-45
Mary Lou Coombs--fall-spring
Bailey Clark--summer-fall	1945-46
Mary Lou Coombs--fall
Walter Dimmick--spring
Paul Miller--fall	1946-47
Ed Firth--spring
Jane Kidd--fall	1947-48
Sinclair Knapp--spring
Rex Beal--fall	1948-49
Jack Griffin--spring
Don Porter	1949-50
Gene Borson
Joan Hoffman
Al White--fall	1950-51
Dave Koblick--spring
Jim Smith--fall	1951-52
Charles Seim--spring
Dick Henderson--fall	1952-53
Bob Markevitch--spring
Ken White	1953-54
Bruce Pifel	1954-55
Al Geiger--fall
Lew Russell--spring	1955-56
Al Geiger--fall
Stan Mercer--spring	1956-57
Shel Carrol--fall	1957-58
Bob Shipley--spring
William Whitney--fall	1958-59
Lynn Seaman--spring
Richard Basler--fall	1959-60
Pete Beakschi--spring
Steve Whilden--fall	1960-61
Martin Halseth--spring
Dave Leppaluoto--fall	1961-62
Clint Ar--spring
Jim Doub--fall	1962-63
Steve Fabricant--spring
Tom Pittman--fall	1963-64
Bob Showen--spring
Bob Showen--fall	1964-65
Tom Edwards--spring
Richard Sullivan	1965-66

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