Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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13 th YEAR CLASS The 13 th Year Class has been well represented in all the major activ¬ ities of the Jaysee. Headed by President Clifford Campbell, with Beatrice Dickie secretary and Bill Curry as representative to the student commis¬ sion, they have taken active part in sports, dramatics, and other activities sponsored by the student body. Outstanding in sports were Clifford Campbell, Don Hall, Mel Slade, and Norman Skadan during the football season; Slade and Arnold Cornett in track, and Russ Jordan, Norman Skadan, Clifford Campbell and Charlie Clark who represented the class in basketball. When the tennis season rolled around, Alex Ayers, a 13th year student walked away with top honors for the Conference. Other 13 th year students in the tennis team were Howard Pence and John Draper. The Battery staff depended a great deal on the able assistance given it by the following members of this class: Betty Berton, Robert Tucker and Alethea Sisson. At a recent tea given by the Battery staff, Robert Tucker was unanimously chosen to be next year’s editor. At the same time, Beth Falkenberg was elected the next editor of La Reata. In the first annual Jaysee play, both the hero and heroine were 13th year students and other important parts were taken by members of the class. These included Melba de Closs, Clifford Campbell, Beatrice Raiter, Doris Dimock, Bill Curry, Beth Falkenberg, Robert Hutchings and Gerald Rogers. Ed DeMattos did a splendid art job in La Reata.

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L Rosaria Leonard —Jamboree 3 5, Operetta, 36, A Capella Choir 36. Lillian MacLeod —U. G. C. President 36, Battery Editor 36. Mabel Manteufel —U. G. C. 3 5-36. Masayuki Matsumune— U. G. C. 3 5-36. Nancy McCandless —Jamboree 3 5-36, A Capella Choir 36. Myron McClure—M en’s Club 3 5-36. Robert McKeirnan—M en’s Club 3 5-36. Frederic Meagher— Jamboree 35-36, Creative Writers 35-36, Orch¬ estra 3 5. Yoshiro Nakahara—M en’s Club 3 5-36. Kenji Nishi —Manager Basketball 3 5, Vice-President Men’s Club 3 5-36, Football 36, Vice-President Varsity S 36, Track 3 5-36. Helen Nugent —14th Year Class Representative in U. G. C. Gladys Onoye —Orchestra 35-36, Concert Trio 36, Jamboree 35-36, Piano Quartet 3 5-36. Stanley Parker —Football 36, Track 36, Varsity S 36, Battery Staff 36. Raymond Pixley —Jaysee Play 36, Jamboree 3 5-36. Suzanne Polk —Executive Committee U. G. C. 3 5-36, 14th Year Rep- resentative 36. .. • V; : ........ Edward Pybrum—M en’s Club 3 5-36. Douglas Roddick —Men’s Club 3 5-36. Mitsu ShimoTsuka— Orchestra 3 5-36, Jamboree 3 5. Chandler Stewart— Jamboree 3 5, Vice President 14th Year Class 36. Jim Thorup— Football 36, Track 36, Varsity S 36, Men’s Club 36, Men’s Glee 36. Dorothy Todd —Orchestra 35, U. G. C. 35-36. Glenn Walker—M en’s Club 3 5-36. Lois Wells —U. G. C. 3 5-36. Margaret Widemann— U. G. C. 3 5-36. John Wither— Basketball 34-3 5-36, Football 34, Varsity S 34-3 5-36. Eugene Zingheim— Orchestra 35-36, Men’s Club 35-36. A | R E A T • 17 .

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REGULAR FELLOWS Maxine Porter—If their is any guile, pettiness, selfishness, or conceit in her big heart, no one has yet discovered it. Swede” Ellsburg—Tall, blond, sleek, gentle, and accomplished. An art¬ ist on the stage and in the orchestra. Pinky” MacLeod—A fine breath of old heather. Substantial, sweet, and reliable. We all love Pinky. Althea Sisson—Bounding vivacity in one trim little package. Jean Gossett—Magazine cover eyes and a ready laugh. Luther White—How can that frail, friendly kid do so many things for so many others and do them so well? Jack Riordan—Man’s man, Ladies man, athlete, musician, and wit. Big Bill Jensen—Says little. Looms up considerably in more ways than stature. Gert Roussey—Great hearted Gert. Safe, sane, and dependable. Bill Curry—The four striper—in athletics, in the arts, and in appeal for the feminine sex. A gentle youth to the Manor born. Bob Tucker—The Battery’s volunteer work horse. His sardonic humor, his ready smile, and unfailing friendliness place him among the regular fellows. George Jameson— The Buzz” and custodian of the school’s finances. Not as dour, but just as genuine as he looks. Beth Falkenberg—A heart for music, a willingness to help, a ready smile, —Beth has them all. Charles Clark—Brilliant, fair and clean in athletics; substantial, honest and earnest in his work; cheerful, quiet and cooperative with his fellows—an example of a splendid citizen. Ed Clendennen—Calm, friendly, efficient, athletic, creative writer, editor and self-supporting student. A natural gentleman of whom you will someday read. Findlay Saunders—Brilliant mind, bubbling humor; pleasant reserve— an ideal companion. L A R E A T A • 19