JERRY DAVIDSON
10 Years with Emerald
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Here 10 Years
“There used to be just two
of us down here at night to put
out the Emerald," remembers
University Press Night Foreman
Jerry Davidson. “We'd do as
much as we could and then the
day crew would come in and fin
ish up the next day and the pa
per got out whenever they could
finish up.”
Jerry Davidson joined Univer
sity press as night foreman on
April 1, 1956. Today he celebrates
his 10th anniversary as “down
stairs editor” of the Emerald.
He's the man who runs the print
ing operation that puts out the
newspaper, the man in charge of
putting ads together and the news
in the paper. It’s a much bigger
operation now than when he and
that one typesetter put out the
paper.
He has three or four men work
ing tinder him most of the time.
His job is more than just do
ing the mechanical work. He
works closely with editors and
the advertising department to
help them save money and make
the Emerald’s narrowly balanced
budget work.
Content isn’t his main worry,
though he did stop a libelous edi
torial once and once reminded an
editor that he couldn’t endorse
candidates on election day.
“If they want to print it,” he
told Old Oregon, the University
alumni magazine, “We’ll put it
in.”
Many editors and business man
agers have relied heavily on Jerry
Davi,dson for advice and gets
along well with most of them.
"There were only a couple I didn't
like,’’ he says.
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Counselors and vice principals
from 48 Oregon high schools are I
scheduled to attend the annual
High School Counselor Confer
ence at the University Saturday.
The conference is designed to
‘ provide high school counselors
with information about the Uni
versity and with information
about the effectiveness of high
school counseling programs.
University students will have
I the opportunity to meet with
| former counselors between 9:30
| and noon in the SU Ballroom.
Counselors, in talking with Uni
j versity students who are gradu
fates of their high schools, will
. be looking for ways to improve
! counseling programs.
The following high schools will
be represented at the conference:
Albany Union, Bend Senior, Bea
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