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Page 33 text:
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YELL! The school spirit displayed at the basketball games would not have been so enthusiastic without the cooperation and hard work contributed by the yell leaders and song lead- e rs. Art Johnson was the head yell leader assisted by Dean George and Sharon Jaster. The songleaders were PatKreske, Carol Coleman, Sheri Hughes, Belinda Becker, and Caryll Egerer. Another group heard at the games was the pep band. Members of the band were Ken Smith, Jim Engle, Doug Dyer, Joe Moody and Ken English. Caryll Egerer, not pictured with the other song leaders, was the Basketball Queen. She is shown with Coach Alex Omalev and Gary Dougan, a member of the basketball team 29
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Athletics, like every other major phase of College activity, has been discussed at great length before the introduction of intercollegiate competition at Orange County State. As far back as the Fall of 1959, OCS administrators were investigating possibilities of adding athletics to the college picture. Basketball, the least expensive of the major sports, was the most natural choice for a starter. The search for a top flight coach began and ended at Fuller- ton Junior College where Alex Ornalev had a long record of successful seasons. Omalev, who had guided the JC Hornets to eight league championships in 11 seasons, was the logical choice to guide the fortunes of the Titans. Omalev was hired and intercollegiate athletics was introduced. Under Way While concluding his career at the JC with an Eastern Confer- ence championship and a perfect 14-0 conference record, Omalev pieced together a schedule for the 1960-61 Orange County State Titans. On October 15, using the facilities of the junior college, bask- etball practice was officially opened. Omalev greeted a small but anxious squad of eight and the task of molding a State College basketball unit was underway. By December 1 the molding job may not have been completed but the season was here and intercollegiate athletics was a reality. A successful season that netted 16 wins followed. The entire athletic program is still in the planning stages, but basketball, the first of what may someday be a complete well- rounded athletic program, was in full swing. 30
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