Glendale Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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i y . fridge Club BklDut i l.Ub, whose numbers speiu ihcii ull hoius iM.niiii; niuigi.. was Ijeaded by Louis HimmclrciclT and Dan Thomas. The members were Ray Banks. Richard Banks. Norman Bradley. Richard Butler. Eugene W. Caruso, Leon Clark. Emmett Dunlap, Jr.. Dick Golden. Herb Kcarn. Lee Lefkoivitz. Robert MacDougall. Steve Malbon, Robert McDonald. Richard Maxey, Robert Mitchell. Warren Penland. Howard Prcnett. Maur- een Rupidge, Bob Spence. J. E. Sublctt. Don Thomas Robert Westerholm. John Wise. Cecelia Yakutis, Don Curtis. Barbara Kiggens, Paul Myers. Bob Smietan. Salients Auxiliary, women ' s service club, actively entered into the campus events and sponsored a suc- cessful afternoon mixer in the corral. Jean Field and Marjorie Luke took over the reins as presidents for the year. Initiates included Jo Suttncr. Marilyn Randall, Phyllis Alden, Dorothy Yount, Jean Field. Phyl lis MacClcan, Janene Christensen. Delorcs Judge. Shirley Mae Dyson. Jerry Marshall. Nancy McKelvy. Leone Smith. Nancy Bauer. Midge Durkee. Eileen Laughlin. Margie Luke, and Jody Duncan. ll Miim«»8it ig «MJMIH|ililIp mj ' fepP Salients I ' iiyn Twenty-four

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CettemcH • «4 H ' ' 9 ' J ' ' LETTERMEN on the campus were recognized for their orange sweat shirts. The men also organized the rooting section at the football games and gave numerous parties during the year. Leaders of the group lor the year were Rodney Southwick and Dick Bench. Members included Bill Becket. Darrel Beckley, Dick Bench. Dick Broome, Jim Brown, Tom Bushey. Al Davis. Lawrence Davis, Jim Densmorc, Ed Deeter. Pete DeSantis. Bob Deitlein. Bob Durkee. Karl Giesler. Dick Grant, Jim Grundish. Erne Houston, Chuck Hoy. Paul Ibbetson, Bob Johnson, Herman Johnson, Claude Jenkins, Roy Jae. Paul La ' igne, Pat McNulty. David iMillivich, Jack Mowers. Johnny O ' Neil, Stan Ruzicka, Jack Schickctanz, Barney Smetzcr, Rodney South- wxk. Bob Spenser. Ted Spcrry. Dick Thorpe, Ed Tucker, Al ' an Aman, Bob Waller, Warren Ward, and Bob White. Puye Ticenty-threv

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CitizcHS Club Student Citizens organization was active during the college elections. Members of the Club ran ihc voting booths. Also the group planned a school-wide drivc for registration of voters for the national elections. The two presidents for the year were Jux Schnatmcier and Andy Gump. Members included Pat Braak. Maichael Curley. Bob Geiser, Andy Gump, Ed Guillcmin, Harriet Heidi. Mai Hoffert, Beverly Hoskings. Boyd Kearney, Vincent Kemble. Jackie Lahs. Jack Reed. Wayne Rexrodc. George Sandy, Jux Schnatmcier, Stan Stcddon, and Dick Stevens. Tau Omega Phi was open to those students who were interested in teaching. Serving as leaders of the group for the year were Pauline Macaluse and Marilyn Ripka. This organization held parties and progressive din- ners during the college year. Members include Myron Bengc, Coleen Brisco. Edith Brown. Barbara Butter- field. Barbara Cochran. Jackie Deist. James Ekman. Evelyn Hansen. Shirley Lease, Marion Lilly, Pauline .Vlacaluso. Ronald Maitland. Nancy McKelvev. Mildred Menard. Jim Moorman. Margaret Murphy. Jean Myers. Emi Oda, Bill O ' Malley. Robert Pippit. Lynn Ripka, Pat Sadler. Paul Sanchez, Jacqueline Shidler. Pat W ' eigand, and Ken Williamson. 1 fit;;. J ■kt¥ Zau Omega Phi 2 kj© «d Vaqe Tujenty-tive