Laney College - Oak Log Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

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CRAWFORD, S.M., PH.D Dean of the College Professor of Education and ' Psychology I E OLIVE B. SMITH, A.B., C.S.M. Counselor of Women Professor of Business mlgfifz 1 7' 'id 5 IE .544 1 . f P 5' E-L QQ F 4 ' I - ,Q lf ui. A.. --ws 2--+1 Ls-5 ww 1 - P- fl-Er .. L-K : ' x :.:s.p., 1- . -.iff . 5-J fl ,,,-.ju-sz' gg!! T 13, .-.-.--::: lm ----- is 1 1 1 H9 fr fawfiriia '55 ' . A, ' - 'inf if'rY 'z,,- 1 ' 11:31 - A 5, 759251555425 I .eg .. . N 157 ,T em . ,f 1 V 19 'am 1.-'X 1 wh go y sag. 1-:fir f Il! '4 jwgl' ., ,., -, -. ,jaw f-. . .gig-awww-, 7,5 ',fi,4!??, I - -2 i iw1fi-f .11 'iq 1 M' .- E , ,Q rf in EC 14 fffsifz- it fl, . .wir -a e , I s .' :wa- V fvfgiisi 55511 . i 1 -.- 3 H , .2 'f erry I ei - ' ' s fwiggg, H fl? VH can I A ie: I 1 , H M, x i , F Q NHL 2 1 ' 1 df 5 .U is ls 1 ,sf 4 at ,wwe sri. 11,1-,sf-' . , : W s. I' Dr I A N V is QQ? ,E 4 M If 'I 'y .ss su 4 ' 'A as ' J' E: ,H t s. NEVA BARNARD, A.B., S.B. Instructor of Public School Music ONIS G. CHAPLIAN, A. Professor of Religious E WILMA HOLINIAN, A.B. Librarian, ancl Instructor in English ALBERT JOHNSON, A.B Instructor in Biology DELBERT DISLER, S.B., S.M. Professor of Physical Education MARGARET EARL MCCONNELL A B C S M Associate Professor of English GEORGIA HOL1' PARKER, A.B. Instructor in Art HERIXIAN CLOIN, B.S., A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English KENNETH ROBINSON, A.B., S.M. Professor of Physics and Mathematics CARL SI-IEPARD, A.B. Instructor of Social Sciences fLeaue of Absence, 1952-532 CHARLES A. WALLS, B.A., B.D. Instructor in History MARIE MCCOBD, B.MU. Instructor in Music : H H get ,H I I , QI ' 'Y tw ,W I, 5, -, 3 V .u M 521 ,511 .. ,ut , . ew , I,IIu .mn L .W mm ..,.:,.:.: MIN ni X 1,3 lx , Lg ', ,355-E ' ' E, III I Q . 51: 1' 1' ww' I - I H 1 uf--, H ,, H 355: is? ,J X in fy 4 I. L' V, ' I ,Q F51 wW ' ' mm U 'I W ' E111 -41 if-E ' - ff'7' 17' I k HN I g wfflf' w E A I I 'M Qian' WALDO WOOD, S.M., A.B., A.M. Professor of Education RALPH W. CHANDLER, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Band Instruments HELEN Cox, A.B., A.M. Assistant Librarian i '??', - ' ,rf ' V53 WLM ,-K fi T - I liwuruw I , DAVID NEWELL, B.S. Instructor in Chemistry MENVIL CLARK, B.A. Instructor in Foreign Missions A. L. HEDRICK Business Manager 14 K A ,W AA, , it ,Q I - V . Q--.ry g , 1 . L 2454 .- M L A L., M FRED RUMBLE, A,B., A.M. Associate Professor of Social Sciences DOROTHY POWERS Assistant in Physical Education for Women HELEN C. RUMBLE, A.B. Registrar Class Historq The coming of June means commencement and the end of a full and happy college life. As freshmen, we came from diverse places and entered O.C.C. in the traditional dazed fashion. Besides classes, exams, mid-night study sessions, and regular school activities, we found another side to this picture . . . one composed of little things that make college life a life we will remember. Charter members who entered O.C.C. in 1949 are: Harry Anson, Mary Boyd, Albert S. Dickson, Ir., James Henager, Howard Miller, Raymond Gene Powers, Mary Elizabeth Rob- inson, Charles Schmett, Rosemary Sullivan, Lynn Theroff, Charles Edward Weir, Betty Snyder Wilgus, and Lillian Mae Williams. Other members to join the graduating class by completing their work in three years, on other campuses, or over a longer period of time are: Marilou Baldwin, Warren Kenneth Coomer, Hoyt Allan Covalt, Henry Cruz, Everett Glen Erwin, Francis A. Gates, Janet Louise Green, Carol Jean Hightower, Frank Hollings- worth, jr., john T. Horber, Kenneth Raymond Kennedy, Ival Lane, Velta Anne Manning, Noble Moratta, Nellie McRoberts, Arthur VVayne Nattier, Paul L. Oliphant, Beverly Poe, Dorothy Powers, Angelo Sablan, Donald Skinner, Esley Sisson, Jr., George Smith, Alyne Allbright Sorrells, Ray Thompson, Alva R. Willis, Sue Cotterill Wright, and Edna Louise Young. Seniors will don caps and gowns, receive their diplomas, and leave the campus to take their places in the world. 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HOWARD ELNVOOD MILLER Lynville, Indiana B.S. in Education, Business-Physical Education, Collegian Staff, Alpha Phi Gamma, Dramatics Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Mirror Stall, F.T.A., Varsity Basketball. ALBERT S. DICKSON, IR. Oakland City, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Colleg- ian Staff, Alpha Phi Gamma, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatics Club, Mirror Stall, Class President 141, F.T.A. JANET GREEN Odon, Indiana B,S. in Education, English-Business, Student Council, Collegian Staff, Edi- tor C4J, Alpha Phi Gamma, president 445, Dramatics Club, President f2J, Alpha Psi Omega, Mirror Staff, Co- editor, F.T.A., Camera Club, May Queen Attendant CBD BETTY JEAN WILGUS Troy, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Glee Club, Class Ollicer CZJ, F.T.A., Atten- dant to Basketball Queen f2l, Maid- of-Honor to Basketball Queen CSD. ANGELO FLORES SABLAN M Agana Heights, Guam A.B., Bible-English, Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, President C4J, Collegian Staff, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatics Club, Mirror Staff, Camera Club. HARRY C. ANSON Sellersburg, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Colleg- ian Staff, Alpha Phi Gamma, Dramat- ics Club, President 141, Mirror Staif, Alpha Psi Omega, Class President C1 J, CAROL IEAN HICHTOWER Oakland City, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Glee Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatics Club, Alpha Phi Gamma, Mirror Stall fCo-editorl, Cheerleader, F.T.A., May Queen Attendant 131. F .T.A. BEVERLY POE Indianapolis, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Mirror Staff, S.C.A. CHARLES EDWARD WEIR Mt. Vernon, Indiana B.S. in Education, Math-Physics-Sm cial Studies, Mu Tau Kappa, Com- mandant QS, 41, Class President C2, 3 J . ALYNE A. SORRELLS Shoals, Indiana B.S. in Education, Math.-Social Stud- ies. CHARLES SCHMETT Somerville, Indiana B.S. in Education, Physical Educa- tion- Social Studies, Student Council, F.T.A. HENRY CRUZ Maina, Guam, M.I. A.B., Bible-History. FRANCIS A. GATES Loogootee, Indiana HS. in Elementary Education, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatics Club, Alpha Phi Gamma, Mirror Staff, F.T.A. President C4D. SUE COTTERILL WRIGHT Oakland City, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Class Presi- dent f2J, F.T.A. EDNA YOUNG Boonville, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatics Club, Mirror Staff, S.C.A., F.T.A., Basketball At- tendant fill. RAY THOMPSON Oakland City, Indiana A.B., Bible-English, Alpha Psi Ome- ga, Alpha Phi Gamma, Dramatics Club, Collegian, Mirror, Glee Club, Theologs, A.P.O. best acting award, 1952. PAUL OLIPHANT Bloomfield, Indiana B.S. in Education, Physical Education- Social Studies. HM.. M,-, eH'u.1gg.1. ,,g1fUg'5a...... , ' llifl' ,H V' Mi , E531 iii f Vl:f':w:1,l1 ,w,g, ,, H1--1N,M 1 5:5 i gn.: I -'F KENNETH R. KENNEDY Dexter, Mo. A.B., English-Bible, Glee Club, M.T. K., Theologs President 137, S.C.A., Theologs. BENNIE L. HODGE Popular Bluff, Mo. A.B., Bible-Music, Glee Club, S.C.A., Student Council, Theologs. DOROTHY MCINTURF POWERS Winslow, Indiana B.S. in Education, Music-Physical Ed- ucation, Glee Club President MJ, Stu- dent Council, A.P.O., Dramatics Club, Mirror Staff, Class Otlicer CI, 2, SJ, Basketball Attendant CU. RAYMOND GENE POWERS Winslow, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Glee Club, Mirror Staff. IVAL L: LANE Vincennes, Indiana A.B. English, Bible, History, Student flouncil, Collegian Staff, S.C.A., Theo- ogs. ALVA R. WILLIS Louisville, Kentucky A.B., Bible-English, Glee Club, S.C.A., Theologs. WARREN KENNETH COOMER Oakland City, Indiana B,S. in Education, Math-Social Stud- ies, Mirror Staff, S.C.A. Theologs, F.T.A. MARY ELIZABETH ROBINSON Oakland City, Indiana B.S. in Education, English-Music, Clee Club, Collegian Stall, Mirror Staff, Cheerleader, F.T.A. FRANK HOLLINGSVVORTH Vincennes, Indiana A.B., Music-Bible, Clee Club, S.C.A., Collegian Staff, Alpha Phi Gamma, Student Council MJ, S.C.A., Theo- logs, Camera Club President 141. IOHN T. HORBER Owensville, Indiana A.B., English-Social Studies, Collegian Staff, Mirror Staff, S.C.A., Theologs, Camera Club President C 31. WAYNE NATTIEP1 Patoka, Illinois A.B., Bible-English-History, S.C.A., Theologs, Camera Club. MARY A. BOYD Carmi, Illinois B.S. in Elementary Education, Clee Club, S.C.A., Student Council, Theo- logs, F.T.A. DONALD SKINNER Spurgeon, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Future Teachers, Varsity Basketball. MARILOU BALDWIN Glezen, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Mirror Staff, Future Teachers. LILLIAN WILLIAMS Mt. Olympus, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Mirror Staff, S.C.A., Future Teachers, Basketball Attendant, Basketball Queen. ESLEY SISSON, IR. Oakland City, Indiana A.B. Business Administration. JAMES W. HENAGER Stendal, Indiana B.S. in Elementary Education. ROSEMARY SULLIVAN Princeton, Indiana B.S. Music and Business, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Future Teachers, Class OfHcer-Secretary and Treasurer. The 'Mirror Staff To publish an annual requires much hard work and co-operation. It was impossible to picture everyone who made this publication possible, but here are a few snaps taken behind scenes. 4 Co-editors Carol Hightower and Janet Green viewing 2 finished layout. I ,. 'u I M .iiil Circulation Manager K I Big Al Dickson. .KJ , 4 Assistant Editor Velta Manning working on the annual. Business Managers discuss progress of adv. sales. Horber sells Bob Atkinson an annual. 434' 1 vias , '-ff H' if 1. ffagswfe S V , , T :ri .Y i.. Woody Miller explains how to sell an ad . . . Margaret Earl McConnell, sponsor of the annual 23 'N-1 Kg 'e wa: -A 'u'w'Iv! ,.,,- A . Y ' 11' ki W s , Q51 4 I Mrs. Neva Barnard receives a bouquet of 25 red roses from President Frank Gates, as the Future Teachers honor her on her 25th anniversary of con- secutive teaching at O. C. C. The F.T. A. Spring Banquet Neva buys a hat .. . ,, from Otis. ' 15 1 I I K 5 5- 'V 11.1 5' Y - , ' f' 'Er V 5 . as 4 ' 3 in 1 I W.. 4, x- Y if l r '! N 'v , Q I Q ii lei 1' 1 E V A ' . . - 1 . The food was good . . .fu I .4-'A ,S X-i 1 24 vi FS Y :rv . . . and the company and entertainment were en- joyed by all. The Mau Festival ,f Traditional winding of the May lop Thompson, chcf for May Brcakfast. Students and faculty enjoy Breakfast. A Recessional of Queen and her Pole. A ll court ends the dayls festivities. 4 , wi Dorothy Powers sings the title role of Sally in Sally in Our Alley. Angt lo Sabian, Student Council President, crowns the May Queen. Left to right: Edna Mae Hartley, Velta Manning, Valada Stone, Maid-of-I--lonor, Charlotte Cantrell, Queen, Joie Denhart, Barbara Thompson. The Queen's escort: Mary Elizabeth Robinson, Marilou Baldwin, Evelyn Giesehnan, Lou- ella Stafford, Marian Taylor, janet Green. r Jack Henager sings the part of John in the folk-song playlet given by the music depart- ment. 4 7 I 1 2 B' ffm? ai gn qw IQ 1 W gg x. . -. 4-w-. w W rms new ww ww 15113 X ' 531535- nm wwd 9 V a, ff -!:...iL?i nf! - '- ' -1. 1 D'wSTj?g' 1' w ,- ,Q nw 1 , Mww ww Wg iw 1' w. ,f was ' 2 ' .b1i., 1,57 Freshmen l q u , l ' 5 lf 4 ,- ix r . 2 is l , + i it i t V F' ' i if 15,5 4 , , ,YT i ,H SY 3 - ' a. fl , 1, 5 if ' ' f EEL?- Q 1 S :- ga .Q Me, -K z ,-:V rn, lam 'tt' ff gl ...., 1 hi W- ,. -if h . if gif ' M31 lllidgfl E: f sl , e, JS' ,A - Qgui , -- ' .'fff?ef:3f 'ff gi s E Elly T ng- aw Gordon Greene Class President Owen Ray F nlcher Billy Gene Austin Ruth McAllister Johnny Liles Betty McKnight Billy Kellough Sandra Pancake Glenn Boswell Virginia Barrett Ronald Bingham Edward Pickerill Glenn Gerichs Eugene Mclvlahel Gerald Beloat Charles Yeager Robert Hester Billy Von Woods Gerald Newland Donald Lee Thompson Richard Thompson Teddy Anson Robert Thomas Martha Lou Winstead Paul Eugene Walters Vera Everett Kenneth Willis Charlotte Anne Cantrell Philip Lee Couch Linda Belle Grubb Enos Carr Marian L. Taylor Donald Benjamin Patricia Newland Kenneth Riley Thelda Corne Smith William Collier, jr. Shirley Jeannie Buyher Craig McFaden Gail Cannady l ' s ip ,H . 514455235 1 1x - Emi' . ' . w f A , V Nh '73 i!'i-- , -' it -' -.. .v 4, 3 ' ix: lt be gf! 1 F. u T' 1g a:,m5::-4.iuL.. . 1 . 1 fa 111, Y A HH1 iq, 1. 1:, H 1 1 1 l 1 1 4-1 in 1 1 3. 5, M EEST? .1'. xr-1, xwi., .X 1 H w 1 F, iT'13?2,. I A - N L. fi: 5, ,Q J, . iq A. l 'EN Q ll ,S , . Y, ,rig 1: eq c, L ' K its , , J i '2' l,..,q fy1' . he , 'f Q ,.Pg'j??f.,E,' , i U Gini , t :sf kv, i Yi. is Wim. ii ni M, 1? i f I 1 3 :J if I wi , .wi W . . , , A Sophomores 'aw ea - W C, ly ' 5 ' 9 1 :ffl ygfhlf it l S Za nf: hui a 'll ASH.-. 'xg - , Q, , -uw .ai w fm ,Q me was - My ,, H y g ,. ' A 'I' . 'Mimi ,, , -- Y , 252-533 . M, i M ,i 1 ig EE5 f i i 1 ,N 1 '- Vgcf. ag , . f ' 1 i 'W y s N l H ni ,MZ fww 1,11 :IF af af .. -T iw, .7 ,,,,,, . ,J 1 I, V J 1 'ax H ii. ' i i 9 P K ' I X X .B ,yi 6: 2 lil, :. il ' f Md. ,.'. 1 Y if f y' 5. X uk . Y , Eiga. ,P i ,N A james Skelton Class President Jack Benjamin Georgia Kohlrneyer W x . - V ii in wuqw , ,Q ' s if a v, , -sn. K W 2111 ' ii F N T M5 H ii X Ugg, , '4 K 4 .ah 3 r C jack Bray Howard Butler Maurice Hagemeyer Paul Truitt Dwight Borum Avery Wilson Chester Braselton Opal Lea Weikert Ora johnson Michael Knight David Davis Lucille Head lim Bright Charles Naylor Carolyn Duncan Riley Mathias Eva Tweddell Junior Lee Mondy Joie Denhart Carl Williams Clive Cooper john Hubbard Ereleue Cilliatt jim Gillespie Roger Davis Valada Stone Andy Anderson John Kell . , -, 1: p 1 H 352' .ffl ' H gum Hi .ii , ,iw giggling wh, H gi!!4:!LfiL,,w!fFig5g,,1,iim,, ' . 2' , ' . 1 ' Q -JPL , , ,png ' N Q i -l l , if my Tl H 'L , 1,5121 ' f' it Z ' 4,4-1 17 L HI - , 4 , .::-:- 'Ffh mi. , ., N ,,' ,.g V - , if., ,Il -g. ,v ' .Q 1: -. .I- Q:if,i:!g,5 - W - ,,f 'Q 4 1. W A l ' -QV - 1.1 l I , H i H were 1 4. ii ii . I- w , iss: we me 1 v 1 wi W M u -9 -:l- i f - : 5E5.: .35 ,, :gb E u J 1-'falijil' , . ..-, H if i , , , 5,-5' F 1 ' S M , i ,ELM :LF I HW? 4 fasaff 31 Juniors 5 .R u l ill 4 4' .9 -.f E, it 1- , Ss- 1-L he I 5 ,rn ' z V : 7 41: if -x:. , , 'Q r 55-eg. 1 gf ' i - fffrv i .41 1, f F ,, K 45- 5 ' ' ' l ww' 232 , . c- g,r: T1v' . igggrg .g,, A qw- 1. X V ,fir r it W l' .Nffi'1' f f' ' : 1 .6 'Ax -sf ' 'ii , 'Q li , 'Y- Q ,If I L g X f ri I, V N , V , V N. .-1 . , 1-1, I s 9 Q 5 32 Juanita Butke Class President Gaylon Price Ruth Blue Luella Stal-ford Oliver Searcy Billy Loveless WVilliam Miller Marlene Nichols Edna Mae Hartley Maurice Ferguson Mary Lou McAllister Harold Frederick Carl Wells Evelyn Gieselman Robert Carr Sharon Davis Mary Alice Hartley Charles Nossett Bettye Disler Louis Kemp Phyllis Bingham Ellen Glenn Ed Haber Wilma Collins Roy Coerges Robert Atkinson Lois Mondy Robert Head 'Vu- 3, ., 7 ., x-'iff A ..S Sifwixi 4 ,, , W yy., C fe? yi lex W ii-Mzl .. : ,i Q f A. ,Z ,X J ,. 24' I'-QL 2.1.9. 'X 33 '11-:e,effg of I r lx A 1' i N i ' .P -9 1- ii. st vc are -4-me is QE Q ehool Ccziglendcur fe. Q S fe. fi H 59P!Pml?,5Q ,J , ,. M I Registration day brings together old and introduces new ones. It brin.gs4,,,hack some vgfhom Uricleggsani decided to release . . . New faculty faces appear . . Ximgelo Sabian is elected Student Council president . , V Q ,,t, , -5 October M . by Green -lfeanies are! here again the Freshman initiation is strictly enforced . . . M.T.K. is ready to start the new early with Clmirlesyislilleir as their nevirigommandent . . . ,Ere dorm girls sponsor an all-school party to celebrate Halloween . The staff neiiled . . .QQI-Ielgn Kendall Crandallzghsings in Convo .... O.C.C. closes her for a few days aiffiteachers and students go togglndianapolis Evansville to YIaQ,?Ql'.A. and I.F.T.A. Conventions . F. F.'E.1A.1sTarts annual membership drive withacgnwguszgfveiner roast . 3 ' . xx ,,,,, ,V T, November honors NEA Week 'by presenting a radiqiprogram over WRAY, Princeton . . . Nighg'of January l6th is presented and of acquittal is decideflhy an audience illlf'y,, L . . Camera Club' gets new dryer, thusripeeding up and imiiroving picture production . . . The 'Battle Beanies' is one the sophies win, so-the green cans' wiulti-main on their usual racks . . . A pa,ntomine,skit The Lampiggivent Outfi is given if Convo and a repeafiiierformance at A.P.0. meeting I. .' Q Thanksgivingggrvacetiion is over and everyone vgretnms with rnore zeal and mofe . . A Booster Club- is started tollioostv the Oaks as lgasketlaall season opens in a close race with Vincennes University 1 . V Q ' ii ,ggi 12, ' Q 1, , December ' if , L 223. --154: Members of the Student Council attend confeiience at Terre Haute .lsr L Bfrank Hollingsworth is new Cameranglub presigent .A . Photogifaphy ,contest is conducted by Camera Club ,. Rev. Menviliglarlgllfgiisqiew professor of a coursegin Missions . . The Oaks trample over Evansville College '. . . A.P.O.',boasfS of eleven new members who become distinguishable in their Greek costumes . . . Fuiixrelifeachers entertain all-school' Christrnas party at Wheatley . . . The Mighty Qaks defeattlfluntington College in honor of liner nibs, the quegiii-1-Lillian Willfiuris . . 34 fl. 21 l 'w-Q 3' 'f six. .Est Ianuary W V: . ,H Mi., We welcome back - not new students -but students who wished to say 'I do' during the Christmas vacation, six of 'em . . . Mem- bers of the Dramatics Club enjoy an evening of fun at Wheatleyfs Hall . . . Group picturesgaggig made for the 1952-53 Mirror . . . The Oaks welcome the Xlzdinni with annual Homecoming cele- bration . . . Theologs win the Display Contest . . 5 February 3 H A.P.O. sponsors a Box Social at Wheatley Hall. Boices of gay? 'Valentino' decorations and lots of food were sold to the gentle- men . . . A one-act play Mrs. Lincoln Goes to the Theatre given at College Women's Club and a repeat performance. convo . . . Seniors begin work on Mirror . . . S.C.A. starts an-in nual WSSF drive . . . Seniors order name cards and announce- ments . . . Ioie Denhart is elected new F.T.A. president . . . March Business students hear teaching tips at methods class dinner . . . Letters and jackets presented at annual basketball banquet . . . Seniors are seeking jobs as new spring term begins . . . Merit hcertificates awarded to Collegianstaff members ., . .Wand the wind howls 'around the caves in true :March fashion . . . Y U Avril gs, ' . A large audience cheers the presentations bf Oiii' Miss Broolisv . . . Glee Club sings Seven Last Words in convocation . . . Mrs. Bamard's life presented in humorous skit, celebrating her twenty-fifth year of teaching at O.C.C. at F.T.A. banquet . . . The Mirror goes to press .' in sections . . . May iiudents ancli faculty get together gat Wheatleywdfsfijll- for May Breakfast. Annual May Festival, including the crowning of the May Queen, is held in the gymnasium . . . A.P.G. has spring picnic honoring seniors and pledges new members Q . . A.P.O. E has annual spring banquet . . . conducts Vesper serviceg' f01'EiSel1iQl'S . . . - 'Win as L' Iune H ,fi Class day exercises confonn to tradition . . . A.P.O. presents best acting award . . . Commencement exercises are followed by Alumni banquet . . . Mrs. Bamard's anniversary recognized there . . . OH-icers are elected at Alumni 'business session . . . Freshmen, Sopholmores, look forward to returning to O.C.C. . . . next year . ' 35 l. ll ' srfiiiitiis ' SEV , I, ,F mf ,. V , ET, w Ve , ,,5M.g .iwszsszss ,,. 3' 5 iffy ? gl 5' 5' 5' E33ilQll.fl!' ' E ,up V V 53 ' f , I im M' 1.2 . as -vi 5 - . .vkii ,. 1 .-r f .gf , ' . V- ,v 'I if ' ' V K S . .9 ' - if' 4-A , I. H- .M-1? wi, ,. 1 , ,, ,-:gt 1 .4-L - Q. . fn, ui ' -+725-f',:'23J5-Q . . ' H- 'Y ' 'v .. ' 15,1 fgQ?E.r, , My A ,4 , .,w gi, ' ' wig- .Q W ia! use 7 . , wit., lu f ,ls .5 . 4. J.. an g.. . - ' 3 ' 'N' 41.1 , My ., ., . 5 1 ' qi fiEviL 4:? -'f l ' C' if s at lie ll w f Elie B, me I Mig -,zu u ir nr ge.. -?.?l ' s ,Q gk Y as N ,Q , as .W s K, 35,5 Campus Life U . L All-School Halloween Party Guess who? Summer play Smiling Through l F reshman meeting YE The Ansons go skating Dr. Crawford speaks to the Freshmen -zf '55 i l Freshman Greene converses on Green Beanies I! Dorinites have initiation A P G Christmas P1r'y Smtfm Claus visits the dorm -Qu Evelyn and Chigger making Christmas cheer Johnnie and Enos , doing their good turn if V Theologs converse over new bulletin board Alan is A.P.O. Pledges Wfmdi 'md Or 1 Wongsm 'md Lord Teazel 37 R M.T.K. Breakfast Campus Life :wth O.C.C. fans enjoying the game Chief Disler presents seniors, The Oaks' most loyal fan Big Al and Woody with their honor jackets. 1 Marilou Baldwin practices on the noon student teaching class before teaching in the 5th grade. .gf as :Q-1 W: M51 1: ,P ,V in M ge- - . . t if im? Barbara Thompson home from work. Coronation Basketball Queen fp-lr: The captain, Ed Raber, escorts the queen, crowns her, and gives her a big kiss of congmtulations 1 Front row: Virginia Barrett, and Martha Winstead. Second row: Valada Stone, and Joie Denhart. Back row: Phyllis Ringham, maid of honor, and Lillian Wil- liams, Queen. Left: Barbara Smith and Neva Rae Pow- ersg flowergirls. Right: Cinda Williams. crownbearer, and Michael Wonder, ball-carrier. 39 ,--gg, ez, .T .aww E-Nifiis W S-1,2 new Sports Highlights The Oaks,' had a successful season con- sidering their diflicult schedule. They carne out the victor 8 times and were defeated 14 times. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Evansville College by a score of 62-56. The team this season scored a higher total of points than any other O.C.C. team. I' he O'1ks ln thelr openlng gime with Vincennes University ,QQ X 2 'if ve X .V ray, fb. 1 V, ' l i A K ' - , . F 44 I i if-if A Homecoming n-QM ,Q 1 5 r - I-AA! of i 1 CK . l 4 gm wll l f r lg 0 ' 1 .1 Q C' H, A 1 iw J' A 'A V li: Tl1eolog's Winning Typical Displays: Drainatics Club, Senior, Alpha Psi Omega, , pi oil 'iw ns i Q 1 ' .. ....:4 -W my Basket Bc: ll Roger Davis, forward AHCIYH AHCICFSOH, 811315 Paul Walters, forward Glen Gerichs, guard Billy Woods, forward Bill Austin, center Paul Davis, forward 42 Jack Engleman , forward Howard Woody Miller, forward Don Skinner, guard Al Dickson, forward Jim Skelton, guard 48 Don Hank Thompson center Ed Raber, forward so 5 uifii' F? 212-r - 1' -eau! t 'Stir' if W Student Council mm. T55 ,Q-,H . M I -A , A i li i First row: Angelo Sablan, Wilma Collins, Marlene Nichols, Albert Johnson, sponsor. Second row: Evelyn Gieselman, Sharon Davis, Charles Schmett, Velta Manning, Opal Weikert, Martha Winstead. Third row: Robert Atkinson, Ival Lane, Kenneth VVillis, Frank Hollingsworth, Bennie Hodge, Gordon Greene. The Student Council, student governing body of Oakland City College, elected Angelo Sablan president for the year 1952-53. This year the Council has sponsored the election of Basketball Queen and her attendants, organized a Booster's Club, attended the Indiana Student Gov- ernment meeting held at Terre Haute State Teacher's College, participated in the Homecoming celebrations, and sponsored the annual'May Day Festival. Angelo Sablan .......... ...,..........., P resident Martha Winstead ......... ....,... F reshman Class Opal Weikert ........,,,, ,........ S ophomore Class Wilma Collins ..i.........,..... ............ I unior Class Frank Hollingsworth ,........ ............... S enior Class Evelyn Gieselman ...,....... ....... A lpha Phi Gamma Sharon Davis .,......,, ........ A lpha Psi Omega Robert Atkinson ....,.,, .,,......................... M u Tau Kappa Charles Schmett .,...,. .,...... F uture Teachers of America Kenneth Willis ....... ..................,.....,... C amera Club Gordon Greene ......i.. ....... D ramatics Club Marlene Nichols ....... .......,.. G lee Club Ival Lane ............. .....,...........................,......... T heologs Bennie Hodge ,,,,,,,, ......... S tudent Christian Association Velta Manning ....... ........,..,.,.... O . C. Collegian Staff 44 AU APPA Back row: Bob Atkinson, David Davis, jack Benjamin, Robert Head, and Kenneth Kennedy. Front row: Ora johnson, Ir., Kenneth Robinson fsponsorl, Charles Weir, and Louis Kemp. Mu Tau Kappa is a men's honorary scholastic fratemity. There is an active alumni group as well as the chapter on the campus. In addition to the semi-annual combined meetings, the cam- pus group has many social gatherings. The june meeting was held at the Hadi Shrine Temple in Evansville. Dr. VVm. Jordon, president of Radcliffe College, one of the founders of Mu Tau Kappa, related some of the early obstacles they encountered. At the Christmas meeting, Dr. Basil Montgomery, professor of Entimology, at Purdue, told of his recent trip to New Zealand. Fall Initiation .'-ig, , Q 1 s M 'T' Alpha Phi Gamma Front row: Howard Miller, Evelyn Gieselman lsecretaryl, Janet Green fpresidentl, Frank Gates fvice-presidentl, and Albert Dickson. Back row: Carol Hightower, Gordon Greene, Frank Hollingsworth, Ray Thompson, Robert Head, and Harry Anson. Activities of the Beta Alpha chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma included a joint conference-party with the high school and college paper staffs during Newspaper Week, deco rating the school Christ- mas treeg and sponsor ing the basketball pro gram. They ended the year with a big picnic. Margaret Earl McConnell tells how. Proofreading has its high points too. - Harry finds the Sport News most demanding. The O. C. Collegian G n Gordon Greene Howard Miller. A on Evelyn Gieselman, Janet ree , , G First row: Harry ns , Second row: John Horber, Erelene Gilliatt, Joie Denhart, Sharon Davis, Patricia Newland, aro- lyn Duncan, Valada Stone, Opal Lea Weikert, Frank Hollingsworth. k G.t s Glen Boswell, Albert Dickson, Ray Thompson, Paul Third row: John Hubbard, Fran 1 e , cl An elo Sablan. Truitt, Robert I-lea , g Assistant editor and news ecli- tor making up assignment sheet. Margaret Earl entering the jour- nalism room. 47 4' Editor reading galley proofs. ......,....Ianet Green Editor .. .,......,.,,,.. ..Ve1ta Manning Assistant Editor .....,.............................. News Editor ,....,.....,...,...,.,.,.........,,..,., Evelyn Giegelman Sports Writers ....,.,......... Harry Anson, Howard Miller, Richard Thompson Business Manager .,... ........... ..........,......... G o rdon Greene Assistant Business Manager ....,.,,,,,,........ john Hubbard Circulation ..............v......,..,,.. A1 Dickson, Sharon Davis, Pat Newland Staff Complement ........ Joie Denhart, Carolyn Duncan, Erelene Gilliatt, Opal Lea Weikert, Frank Gates, Robert Head, Frank Hollingsworth, John Horber, Angelo Sabian, Ray Thompson, Glen Boswell, Paul Truitt, Valada Stone, Bob Atkinson, Bill L veless, Betty McKnight. 1 O Advisor ...... , ....... .......,............ M argaret Earl McConne1 Future Teachers of America Sober faces watch installa- tion of new oilicers for next year. Mrs, Esther Crawford, sponsor Retiring secretary, Ioie Denhart, installs incom- Retiring FTA president, Frank Gates, congratu- mg secretary, Valacla Stone. lates incoming president, Joie Denhart. First row: Charles Schmett CStudent Council representativel, Frank Gates fpres.D, Opal Weikert Ccorres. sec.l, Joie Denhart Csec.J, Wilma Collins Cvice-preszj, Edna Young, Mrs. Crawford fsponsorj. Second row: Evelyn Gieselman, Sharon Davis, Martha Winstead, Eva Tweddell, Carol Hightower, Beverly Poe, Georgia Kohlmeyer, Mary Boyd, Lillian Williams, Erelene Gilliatt, Ruth Blue, Vera Everett. Third row: Ellen Glenn, Valada Stone, Mary Lou McAllister, Patricia Newland, Ruth McAllister, Carolyn Duncan, janet Green, Marlene Nichols. Fourth row: Louis Kemp, Harry Anson, Gordon Greene, Glen Boswell, Edward Haber, Albert Dickson, Howard Miller, Warren Coomer, Eugene McMahel, Bob Thomas. 48 Glee Club T fir , . - g H 4 ggflu 5 .. ,ff gl Front row: Gail Cannacly, Bettye Disler, Carol Hightower, Sandra Pancake, Mary Boyd, Dorothy Powers Cprcsiclentj, Carolyn Loomis, Marlene Nichols, and Georgia Kohlmeyer. Second row: Velta Anne Manning, Martha Ellen Glenn, Opal Lea VVeikert, vulada Stone, Mary Alice Hartley, Juanita Butke, Mary Lou McAllister, and Chester Brazelton. Third row: Pray Thompson, Gaylon Price, Oliver Searcy, Robert Hester, Bennie Hodge, Johnnie Liles, Alva WVillis, Frank Hollings- worth, and Angelo Sahlan. Neva Barnard, director, busy at work in the music room. 2' Practice! practice! and more practice! makes for better singing. 49 Drczmcltics Club Front row: Gordon Greene fsecretary-treasurerj, Carol Hightower Cvice-presidentb, Harry Anson Cpresidentj. Second row: Evelyn Gieselman, Lillian Williams, Martha Winstead, Erelene Gilliatt, Beverly Poe, Dorothy Powers, Edna Young, VVilma Collins, Jeannine Buyher, Charlotte The Dramatics Club of 1952-53 has been very active. They pre- sented two full-length plays. Dur- ing the fall term they presented The Night of January Sixteenth. During the spring term they pre- sented Our Miss Brooksf' Miss McConnell was the director of both plays. Cantrell. Third row: Joie Denhart, Carolyn Duncan, Sharon Davis, Eva Tweddell, Opal Lea Weikert, valada Stone, Janet Green, Patricia Newland. Fourth row: Robert Thomas, Howard Miller, Ray Thomp- son, Albert Dickson, Frank Gates, Bob Carr, Glen Boswell, Angelo Sablan, Eugene McMahel. 50 Alpha Psi Gmeqcz r ig, Front row: Carol Hightower, Evelyn Gieselman fvice-presidentj, Velta Manning fpresidentl Sharon Davis fStudent Council representativel, and Edna Young. Second row: Harry Anson, Neva Barnard, Wilma Holman, Erelene Gilliatt, Charlotte Cantrell, Janet Green and Mrs. Esther Crawford. Third row: Bob Atkinson, Glen Boswell, Ray Thompson, Albert Dickson, Howard Miller, Angelo Sablan, and Frank Gates. ,rrll i D i r e c t or, Margaret Earl McConnell, gives 1 - 1.533 V acting tips. -J A. P. O. play, MrS. Lincoln Goes to the T heaterf' Happy couplel Al, Evelyn and An- gelo for A.P.O. play. A.P.O. also inaugurated the Box Social on campus and published, for the second year, the A.P.O. Newsletter through which they keep in touch with former members. 51 9 Student Christian Association The Student Christian Association is a campus organization designed to administer to the spiritual needs of the entire student body. The friendly atmos- phere among the mem- bers of S.C.A. is just the thing that makes college students feel like one big happy family. fs er Jack Curry, speaking, at S.C.A., which meets weekly for worship and devotions. Valada Stone, Ellen Glenn, Opal Lea Weikert-a trio that provides special singing. 1 Front row: Sharon Davis, Opal Lee Weikert Csecretaryl, Mrs. Holman Csponsorj, Ival Lane, Bennie Hodge, Angelo Sablan Cvice-presidentj, Kenneth Kennedy Ctreasurerj, Robert Head Cpresidentl. Second row: R. L. Hester, Martha Winstead, Eva Tweddell, Ruth Blue, Lillian Williams, Beverly Poe, Carolyn Duncan, Ellen Glenn, Joie Denhart, Erelene Gilliatt, Mary Boyd, Betty Shirley, John Horber. Third row: Pat Newland, Enos Carr, Rollin Simpson, Donald Cutts, Gaylon Price, William Collier, Carl Wells Glen Lashley, johnny Liles, Carl Groves, Frank Hollingsworth. Fourth row: Kenneth Willis, john Kell, Oliver Searcy, Louis Kemp, Riley Mathais, Chester Laymon, Robert Carr Jack Curry, Alva Willis, Wayne Nattier, Warren Coomer. 52 Theoloqs . - rid, Wilma Collins, in behalf of the Student Council, presents the award for the prize-Winning display to Carl Williams, president of the Theolog Organization. Dr. O. G. Chapman, Professor of Bible and Greek, Head of the Theological Department. Theologs enrolled represent seven denominations: Rev. B. O. Johnson, Administrative Assist' Methodist, Cumberland Presbyterian, General ant, gpgngor of Theolog Organization' Baptist, Christian, Southern Baptist, United Bretliern, and Missionary Baptist. The states from which they come are: Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Guam, M. I. 1 -C First row: Dr. O. G. Chapman, Bennie Hodge, Ival Lane, Robert Hester, Frank Hollingsworth, Carl Williams, and Betty Shirley. Second row: Riley Mathais, Rollin Simpson, Gaylon Price, johnny Liles, Ray Thompson, William Collier, Carl Wells, John Horber, Iunior Mondy, Alva Willis, Robert Head, Glen Lashley, Carl Grove, and JHll1CS'W. Greenway, Ir. Third row: Henry Cruz, Oliver Searcy, John Kell, Donald Cutts, Chester Laymon, Robert Carr, Jack Curry, Angelo Sablan, Kenneth Kennedy, Wayne Nattier, and Warren Coomer. 53 Front row: Eugene McMahel, Frank Hollingsworth, Angelo Sablan. Second row: Janet Green, Betty McKnight, Evelyn Gieselman, Carolyn Duncan, John T. Horber. Third row: Kenneth Willis, Ray Thompson. Camera Club The Camera Club bought a new big cold-light enlarger and a ro- tary dryer this year, which, to- gether with additional shelving, has made the club darkroom one of the best-equipped college dark- rooms in southern Indiana. A Mid-Winter Photography Con- test, was won by Betty McKnight. The Club also sponsors the big Photo Salon each May, open to Art for Art's sake. X fre ,Qin ,MQ J J Margaret Earl McConnell, sponsor. Name it and it's yours. anyone connected with the college. Mix it up, Lanson. Dorm Front row: Opal Lea Weikert, Lillian Williams, Valada Stone, Martha it Winstead, Wilma Collins, and Edna Young. Second row: Carolyn Duncan, Velta Manning, Eva Tweddell,Ioie Den- hart, Beverly Poe, Martha Ellen Glenn, Erelene Gilliatt, and Vera Everett. Third row: Mrs. Ray Thompson CDorm Motherl, Mary Boyd, Gail ' Canuady, Ruth Blue, Pat Newland, Sharon Davis, and Phyllis Bingham. Mom Thompson. Music! Music! Music! No one eavesdrops at the dorm, very private. Phyllis, Edna and Ruth busy . The place is getting crowded at study, . . . the girls are sleeping in shelves now. 55 1 di Em I W1 4 - 1. , fl. KV , 211' 1 I 15 ,H I , 11! 11 , 155,311 I .542 .1 11 1 muh , A H 1 .SQQ11 H Awl'T?f ,'jf3 1 1 , . .111,s1x,11 J 3' Ql? :Ei j W QM, ,,., 11, .. 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