Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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SAM COOPER A fraternity is a blend of many ideas, back- grounds and beliefs, moulded into a working, moving force. An organization of this type was needed at the beginning of the year, and an interested assemblage of men formed the nucleus to establish the first social fraternity on campus, with Sam Cooper, president; and Charles Grant, adviser. With help from the Administration, the group organized the basic constitution incorporating the many ideas of national fraternities. Membership now ex- ceeds twenty men with plans for systematic pledging to begin during the fall semester of 1961. Future plans are now being formed, and within five years it is hoped to have a national fraternity charter which will spread the name of Orange County State College across the country. In this manner our organization feels proud to representour college, and looks forward to accomplishing the goals which have been formulated. TOP ROW: D. Sprague, T. Kirkconnell, A. McTaggart, C. Wilson, P. DeGrignon, D. Dyer, S. Rogers, J. Clayes, L. Spolyar, G. Raymos. BOTTOM ROW: J. Fager, E. Moore, C. Morris, B. Walters, B. Raub, R. Boring, T. Milne. 23

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TOP ROW: J. Hale, D. Double, W. Ortega, P. O ' Keefe, G. Renfro, S. Cooper, D. Dalton, D. Mich- aels, Adviser; R. Bristow. BOTTOM ROW: P. Sandoval, T. Welch, L. Blanchard , K. Smith, A. John- son, D. George, K. Hall, D. MacKay, R. Howorth, R. Fleeman. ORAC,L, PIERRE DeGRIGNON The college ' s first men ' s organ- ization, the Oracles, was formed in the fall of 1960 to, promote the general welfare of Orange County State College by service, as ex- pressed in the clubconstitution, with leadership, scholarship and charac- ter development as the aim. Club members served as guides at the first open house at the college in November, 1960. Members have also acted as ushers at school con- certs and plays, and supplied per- sonnel to man the gates at basket- ball games. The club ' s motto, Ophelia, is a Greek word meaning, to be of ser- vice, and toward this end the Orac- cles have directed their efforts. Oracle officers the first year were: Scotty McTaggart, President; Clyde Morris, Vice President; Tom Milne, Secretary-treasurer; Everett Moore, Master-at-Arms. SCOTTY McTAGGART 12

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Early in the spring semester of 1961 students elected the col- lege ' s first royalty. Miss Caryll Egerer was crowned Basketball Queen at the halftime of the O.C.S. -- Chapman College game. Miss Egerer was sponsored by the Oracles. Her royal court in- cluded Miss Pat Kreske, sponsored by theJunior Class; Miss Nancy Speakman, sponsored by the Senior Class; Miss Sherri Hughes, sponsored by the Sigmas; and Miss Carolyn Bridge, sponsored by the A. W. S. Kicking off the social season of the year, the Queen and her court were presented at the firstcouplesonly dance of the school ' s history. The dance washeldatthewomen ' s gym at Anaheim High School after the game. Joe Moody, president of the Associated Students, and Miss Egerer ' s escort of the evening, crowned thewinner and presented her with one dozen red roses. Caryll, a senior, was a member of the A.W.S. and also a song leader.