University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The happy sm.lcs arc signs of relief fo, havmg complc(ed the plans for the Junior Prom. Treasure Patton was so startled by the sunl.ght that he forgot to open his eyes. The photographer, however, came to his rescue, and since then he has been known as BuHon-eye Dick. I 108

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lOHN HERBERT lESE, A.B. Geology Hollywood gma Gamma Epsilon. BARBARA AILEEN WIGHT. B.E. Phy5ical Education Los Angeles Alpha Gamma Delta; Phi Beta; W.A.A., President, 4; Mortar Board; Dance Recital. THELMAJOSEPHINE WILCOX. B.E. Education Glendale Pi Kappa Sisma. This Is a typical picture of Clarence (ugh I) Spike Honig. As you can see, his nnouth is open and he Is talking like a loudspeaker. Put on a fine Men ' s Week when all men dressed like tramps. HonIg didn ' t have to dress up. OHNCOPELAND VILLIAMS, A.B. Economics Los Angeles ■hi Delta Theta; Pi Kappa Del- a; Fencins, 3. 4; Debate quad, 3, 4; Forcnsics Board. . 4. ROXANA VIRGINIA WILSON. B.E. Commerce Cornmg Alpha Chi Delta; Phrateres; Philia; W.A.A.; Wesley Foun- dation. FRANCES AUD WINDLER, B.E. Commerce Manhattan B Ph. Chi Theta. REY each liiTELLA MAE fx OLD, B.E. Education Montebello Lambda Theta; Luther Club; Society; German RUTH ANITA WOLFORD, A.B. HAROLD THOMAS WOODALL A.B. MARY ALICE WRIGHT, A.B Sociology Los Angeles Zoology Long Beach Zoology Pasadena Kappa Alpha Phi; Campus, 1; Brurn, A.W.S. Vocational Gu Southern ; Philia; dance, 1. Phrateres. GAIL BOYD WVATT, B.E. Physical Education Los Angeles Phi Epsilon Kappa; Blue Track, 3. MAV AVAKO YAMASAKI, A.B. Sociology Los Angeles Chi Alpha Delta; y.W.C A. W.A.A.; liOHN ALEXANDER BARBARA HAZEL (EOMAN.A.B. YERBy, B.E. Physics Education Los Angeles Bishop Ihysics Society. 3. 4; Radio Gamma Phi Beta. Jlub. I, 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE YOUNG, B.E. Education Honolulu, T.H CLARA THERESA YOUNGER, A.B. Zoology Burbank JOHN J. ZABY, B.E. Mechanic Arts Los Angeles Blue C; Football, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, 2, 3, 4; Greek Drama, 3. AVALYN LOUREE ZIMMERMAN, A.B. Economics Wichita, Kansas 107 ■rib

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First row: Nichols. Barsky. Stewart. Clarlc. Park. O ' Flaherty. Dcutcrman. Worth. Second row: Freear. Hall. Patton, Lewis. Jacobucci. Gil- more. M. Thomas. B. Thomas. Oliver, Gillette. Third row: W. Thomas, Forney. Walthcr. Pyne. Vasilopolis. Froiseth. Vager. Fourth row: Sutton, Puthoff, Ward, Brown, A. Stewart, Melnyk, Currran, Hurd, Morris. Fifth row: Dcvere. Flowers. McCormick. Gannon. Reynolds, Eddy. Breen, Kindel. Sprccher. Schreck, Thorson. Twenty years from now, when you are reminiscing over your carefree days as a college junior, this is the picture you will recall when you read the old 1940 Southern Campus. The first important event was welcoming into office the new class executives. You proudly presented as president a likeable fellow named Ray Gillette. Peggy Stewart, Kay Lewis, and Dick Patton were other luminaries. Not to be out- done by the lower classmen, juniors sponsored the new custom of dirty cords Wednesday . The event of events was the colossal Junior Prom, where a few jitterbugs jittered and all paid homage to Terpsi- chore, ruler of the evening. Thus the fun. frolic, and festivities of the class of ' 41 became history.