San Jose State College - La Torre Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1940 volume:

Ni . clJ t duo- -??vi nx4 vv- V5 1 - c V 3f«ov«aLO. £ -. 9 j aw.jyt 4 ::i C2 -6. c?- -:? ?2- HORACi: (hill.) LM l(X). . . . I.DITOr FDITH MAI ' Y . . ASSOCIA i R HDHOR PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OE SAX JOSE STATE COLLEGE SAiY JOSE, CALIFORNIA JUNE, NINETEEN H IGNORED AND FORTY J. W. SLATTERY. M. D. Dedication 111 Ms r ' (orclin ol llie s( liool xcii ol lyjU lo l.a i orre pauses lo pay liihute to llic mcmors- of Dr. J. Ward Slatlory. whose unexpected death on January IQ. 1040, put an anrupt end to three years of service as San Jose State colleye pliysician. One liose a( ti ities were never accompanied l)y any lonil honihasts ol acclaim or praise, Dr. Siattcry lilled ui iniporl.uil post as lull lime college and team doctor. He is cre lite(l willi the (nu(l recoxery ol many athletes injured while parti( ipating in college sports and came into personal (ont.Kl with a large percentage ol the college s population. Born in I etaliima. Dr. Sh ' itlery was a gr.iduale ol San lose Junior College and trie college ol . ledical Lvangelists at Lonia l inda. Calilornia. Perhiips the best statement ol the position occupied hy Dr. ShiHerx ' on llie campus is to he loiind in the (ommenl ni.iili ' hy Dr. I . W . Ma(()uarrie at the lijiie ol the physician s death. Dr. Slattery was an ahle physician and .1 line and kindly per- sonality . . . he will lie dillic ult lo rephue. InM emoriam Charles Richard Boyce Veraa Emmons Fred M lira sky Dr. J. W. Slattery Contents Foreword 1-13 Faculty 14-10 Seniors 20-39 Social Organizations IO-55 Honor Organizations 56-85 Activities 86-t02 CIuLs -.103-1 1 1 Men ' s Sports 112-130 Women s Sports ..- 151-133 Life 134-145 Finis 144 J ti rr- ♦ DR. T. W. M.uCH ' AI RI Presiaenl President s Message I uiri yliul c arc clcdicatino this l a I orre to the iiu ' niory of [ r. Slattery. He was iiol a laiiioMs pn si( ian as lame is nieasurea, yet we consider it an honor to cledirate 1(1 liiiii lliis l)(i()k )l oiii iiicrnorics. ( )mc oI iiui own noys. witli a rrlitjions l)a K[ roinid. .1 liolcsoiiic pjolcssiojial ( ' dn( ili( n. IraininL; and cNpcriciu • in inan nnnian situations, I )r. Slaltcrv was idcalK prepared lor liis work. I lis onlslandint! nara( tcrislit was lionestx. SinipK. sin ercl . ujuicsilalinnK . nc told llic Irnin, We adniiretl liis sKill. nis (piict (onraye. nis kindliness, liis nnlirint! effort, liis personal interest in tfie individual, and yet. outstandinc. was tliat simple (■nara( teristic ol lioncstx ' . ell did lie e.xemplily tlie old ((notation. . n lionest man s tlie noblest work ol Ciod. T. W. MacQUARRIE President. San lose State College Men s G ' ninasium Student Council ll.wn.ll.,,, II,, M,,rv rr,.,-s - - (•r,.ruv ' Uv ,. I )(i m Carniocly MSi . Ii,rK ,r.-l M.Carlliy Williiuti Rodrhli Student Administration n.nr I. SHMOR: ILuiMll..,, II.Mlt n,., I ' rrsklent. Fall. Vir e-I- ' res.. SprintJ: Harvt-y Rl.udrs. ' ke-Pres.. Fall; laifillf Jolmson. Secretary. Fall: Barney Murpliy. President. Winter. Spring; Leroy Hill. ' ice-Pres., Winter. Roic 2: Alherta Gross. Secretary, Winter: Lois W ' ehb. Secretary. Spring. JU.NIOR: Al Aiton. President. I .ill. Winter, Spring; Harry Saunders. Vice-Pres.. Fall. Winter; Gay V ' an Pcrre, Secretary, lall, Winti-r. Spring. Row 5: George Jorgenson, We-Pres.. Spring. SOPHOMORF: Dave Atkinson. President. I all; Jean Ellswortli. Vice-Pres.. Fall, W inler. Spring: Lois Silver. Secretary. Fall: Merton Crockett. President. Winter. Spring. Row 5. Vivian Erickson. Secretary. Winter. Spring. FRESHMAN: William Wells. Presi- dent. Fall; Roy Diedericksen. President. Winter. Spring; Drnn ' M(irisse ' . ' i( e-Prts.. Winter, Spring ; Nina D Anna, Secretary. Winter. Spring, livelve ConinienceiTient J r f f % F acu Dwiglit Fientel. M. A. Assi.ffanf Professor. Mini , joiinuilism T. Hnvin Blesl.. M. A. vAssis(an( Pro essor. Pfivs ' uaf FAlucation Lorraine Bowman Health Office Fdna Bradfield. A. B. A.ssis(aiif, fznqiisli Jolin Brokenshtre Instntctor. fotinuthsn Helen Bronson. A. B. Registrar s i ffUo Owen M. Broyles. M A. Assis(«n( Professor, hconomics Lesler Brimaker. A. B. jNudirdl Science Uvfiurtmciit Florence Bryant. A IV Instnictor, Hny is i Martlia Burliser Infnniuition Office Helen C. Bullo.k. A.B.. B.S. InstntcUtr, Libruriariship J. A. Burger. M. A. Instnictor. Coinnwrve l-red Buss. M. A. Professor, Geology Suuin L. Byrne. M. A. Assislani Professor. Art I-v -lyn A.narai. M, A. Instnictor, i ' si( i Eiluculion Jessie Ap[3legarlli Controller s Office Jolm Applegartli. M. A. Instructor, WiUtre Stiuly Maude Ashe. A. B. vAssis(a;i(, Home I. onomics Jnclson Asijinwall. M. A. Assiskint Professor, Inuttstritil Arts r.arl W. Atkinson. I ' ll. D. Professor. Head, Cotumerce Joyce Backus. M. A. Associafe Professor. I lead. iAororiunsliip Caroline H Bailey. A B. A.ssisldMf, f.ihrorv Doris Barharez Appointment Office Paul J. Beard. Ph. D. .sso{ici(e Professor. nucteriology Belly Brck. A. B.. B. S. Lihrnry AssislonI Ezekial Bogosian. Ph. D. Instructor. English Byroti Bollinger y lUisiness Office Harry Brakebill. A. B. Business Office Osear L. Brauer. Ph. D. Professor. Cneniislry unJ Phvsics Carol Brown jRegislrar s Office Hazel Brown Controllers () j(p RnymonJ Barry. PIi. D. Professor. HeuJ. I .tifilisli Myrtle B. Calkins Wonipn s i ' ry.smii Hfiiirotion Office FlizaNetli Catni-nin, M. S, ns(rn((or. I ionic Lenore U. Camphell. M I) P ivsi(i(in. }lcahli I )(7 (ir(fiii ' fi( Mi,ri. ( arr. A. iV Assis(«Ml. S K ' C ' « l Atla R. C ' arvrr. A. B. Pcrscmric ' Office I-rank C. Cl.alfi.nl. M. A. ,sso(-i«(f ' rofc ' ssor. A)ot ern f.dnfituiycs B,-alrirr fliunilNr. . . IV ' ,■,.« „„,. ( )f)irc M„ri,-I ClarL A. 15 PresK pnl s ( ) i c Patricia Cloud Hiisiricss Office Mi,l..-I C. Cnnnl.v. M. A Assisldnl ' ro lessor, f , iiK(it(on Mnri.- ( nrlis, M, A. , ssis ofi( rojessor. Koiuiiwne James C. D.Aoss. I l,. D Professor. Psyclioloqv Deati. ( ' [ifXT )ir ' (st( fi Sural, M l),m,ll,-, M, S Asst.slnfil Vo ' Ss r. rionw I Aotuiiuii s V Facu X ' iviiin I . C.or l m, M. S. iislriulor, PliysUitl I ' .diitxition rrfdcrirl; V.. Gr„l.,wi,. Pli. D. Vo pssor. History Ouslnv Gulniert ss(s(ari(, AInsic Jos..pl. M. Gwinn. LL. D. I ' rttfcssor. Edntaf ' ton f (!wnrfl D. Hawortl.. A K . ' ( poirilmont Scfri-iiirv K.irl S ll„ ,.||i,„-. I ' l, 1). i ' i..),..M,r. , „ „r,- SliiJv M;,rv I ,,„„, Mill y, V. C. , , S,.,,W,„v Lyilia Hilsrlier. A H. Social Scienco i )ffii c C liira Hinze. B. I , Assfsfan fVo rsxtr. (- ( ' of r(ip iv l-slrll., Iloislinll. M. A. AssiKiiilc l riifcssitr. Art All..,, W. ,la,,.l s. M. S. crnn .lolmson Hoiihfi Collage Maryanl C. Jones. Hd. D. Professor, Hvnd. I linitv Rcononiics Wayne I . Kart, l„i,r, M . liislrnclor. Geology M„rvl.,llr I r.,M.r, R N. ; ' „rv,., ,„ ( , „,„ I lytfifiir Duion-s IV.itas. M. A. !ttstrii lor, joiirnahstn John !-ron.l,. M. A. Inslnn lor. Ari Mildred Doris Gentry. M. A. Associcife Professor. Hislory Guy G. George. M. A. Assocffile Professor, ommerce Norma Gillespie CofiHnerce (Office I oiiv,- Kunu r,iiii.„„. I ' l, n Professor. Ilislorv Hugl, W. Gillis. M A. .Assof ((i(e Professor. R.,l„il I,. C.ili,-r. M. s. ns(r(ir or. j  anans iip WVsley Go l larcl. M. A. ns(rn((or. IliKjli li N|,ln M. (••.„l,l. „ill,. M . -.n,;„l,. ; ' r„f,.ss„r. yiiiilfi n riM(jf(nf es I (m.,v. m. . . ;, „, 111,,., I r:,,r,i,:,l Cr.H-n,-. Pli. D. Ass(S((in( Professor. ( licntislry ond Plivshs K:,li,,„i,„. II. Il„ll. M . sM„i„l,- ' ,„(,.ss,„, : ,„„i,„„ Ali,, ll.„,M„. M. A . ..,„,„i,. ; ' ,„ ,.ss,„-. ' ;,vs,of„„v 1 1.,, ,,-.,„ I . Il,,,il,. M , Assoctdic ' ro essor. sytnofofiy t- A n Zicnnifu s Berni.r 1 l,r„n. R Xurse. ,■,. , o.„} n.iri.tliy Kau.lirr. I ' ll. 1 ). , ssoii il( ' ' r i) ' ssiir. S|i ' i-i i I lor.nie K.Tgiin. A. IV [jhrary , .ssts( in( Artliur C. K.ll.y. M A. Assoddlc ' rii ' ssor. Inuis I.,,B..rl..r,,. A. li. AssisdinJ. . rl RiJiar.l I. am-. A. U. Conlrolirr ' s Offiir i:v.-Ivn C: I.in.l.|,.i.l. I I ' AI PJkv Off .v Alvin I.oiig tis(rii li r. iiiir iir isiii Allml IWis (;r,-i!..ry. Ml. P Associnli ' I ' ro i ' ssor. Moi t ' rn Iaiihukuii ' S Marjorie Lucas. IV Instruclor. PUvsii-ul Ht ' iinilion I ' a.ilinr I I yn.l.. M. .V s.sisl{iri( iVn cssor, Home I.cnrioittUs George MrMurry. A. B. instntclor, onrnn ism Domlliy Mamliestor. M. A Instntclor. lionw ■.ronomits Helen L. Mignon. M. A. Associale Professor. Home Economics Ar.nr. R lnu-r. B. S. Cufeleria Irene Palmer. VU. D. Professor. Heatl, Pfiysical Education X ' iola Palmer Rogislrar ' s Office C.xAUm A. Petersen. MBA. Instructor. Commerce I ' X ' ictor PelciMin. Pli D. Professor, Hctid. Chemistry Stanley Dale Pliillips Instructor. Art Pearl Pinard Art Department Office Paul M. r itman. M. A. Dean of Men fM- Facu Doris K. Robinson. A. B. Appoinlmenl Office Frances Robinson. B. M. Instntctor. A iisic Anna Rouse Industrial Arts Office Herbert H. Sanders. M. A. v4ssisian( Professor. Art Stella W. ScbucbarcIt.M. A. Assistant Professor. English Marv ' -Etbelle Scliweizer I ' xttuution Office Celeste Slauson, M. S. Instructor. Lihrarianship Dora Smitli, M. A. Assistant Professor. Librariunship Heber A. Sotzin. I li. D. Professor. Head Industrial Arts BeiijaniinW. SpaulJiiiy. M, A. Associate Professor. Industrial Arts Elmer H. Staffelbacb. PI.. D. Professor. HeaA. Education James E. Stevenson. M. A. Instructor. Industrud Arts Ibl.n Ph.nl. A. B. Dean of Women ' s Office Grace ' . Plum. B. S. Instructor. Wirse. Health and Hygiene W. H. Pnylress, PI,. D. Projessor, Head. Economics Hazel A. Pulling, M. A. Instructor. IjLrarianship rlioNia i H R,-,.,l, A. B. Assistant, Art Millon B. RendaM. B. S. Instructor. Sociology Winifred Reynolds. M. S. Instructor, Home Economics Robert D. Rhodes. Ph. D. Assistant Professor. iVattirp SfiiJy Fdill. G. Rire Assistant, Home Economics JA ' illred Richardson. Ph. D. Assistant Professor. Chemistry Chadolte V. Ridtout, M. A. Assistant Professor. Enqlish irginia RotnJne Personnel Office Badiara Ross. M. A. Instructor. Physical I ' .diication I ,ee B. Sauve iVatnrai Science Office Willar.1 E. Sriwnitit . ssisl iMl. Pi) ire Lillian l{. Sinll .orcrr l)ii ' lsit n (Office Claude N. Seltles. M. A. Associate i rofessor, StH ' iology I, C. Si Siiiwriitti ' tnU ' iil o ( r(Miri( s and liitililiiuis iumili- ' . Stonr. M. A. As r ((in( I ' rnfpssor, ' i()i(j(ir(i ) iv I.ois Sw. ' inson .c iualiori Office illiaiii O. Swoeney. M. A , .ssis( i i( Professor, .i iM (ifiori Ucnjiiniin N. I Jiylur Dcjmrtnwtit M. truant Tlionins. B. M. Insirmtor. A nsic Wil (). ' rinnnas. A. B. ( ' on(r(i .T Sttiilrnt :. S. Ilion.pstm. M. IV A. (onifitroUiT M.iurinf Thoiii()snn, M. .a . ssiH i(i( ' ' r( ' ssor. l). rolliy I ' ., rilciiliil) iiisiripss (yffit ' C Kull, W. lurnrr, M. A. , sso(((i(( ' Professor. Art Maruan-t M. rwnrnlJy. M.X s.so( i(i(p r rofpssor. Hem .hulc G. X ' ogflnian. M. D. P ivsi(i(ifi and InslrttcUir iifidtli iititl itvifietie CallM-rinr Wallar.-. A. R. iAssistanl. Heattn and Uyqiene ESIDEhST I TED STUDilMrr KalKleen May Alexander. A. B. Speech Floyd George Allen, A. B. History Golden Elizalietli Anderson. A. B. Genera Hfenientary Waller Anderson Jr.. A. B. Hialofflcal Science lane Andrew. A. B. noine hconom ' tcs AKali Sterling . ndrr- Fsvr io ogv A. B. Seniors Jv. Claire Armstrong. B. E. Clifford Howard Alkins. A, B. liiological Science fVrne ElizaKelli Alkrns. A. B. liioiogical Science F ranees Lucille Batlietti. . . IV General FAemenlarv Hulell CIianiI ers Baird. A. B. Crenertil FAenienttiry Dorothy N ' ivi.u. B..k.-.n.,n. A. B. Speech i:li ,,l„.|l, Dill,,,, B„Lrr. A, B, ( lenertil tjetnentary William Pitt Baker. A. B. A tisir Seconanry Ftrenlv M..riorir i:ii ..l.rll. lUrnrs. A H Willi.,,,, Il„r,.l,l M.,m,s. A B ii i (,(ffr i Siiclio K,v l.„„.s liiirlg.-s. A. B. Liiwrenre [ astianuii. A. B. ( omniprrp K.iyiiMind Kmlirit k Baxicr. A B K„lMrl I.e.- Bay.r. A. IV ( oiiinicrcc M.irhPii I.ouisf Bcikrr. A. li. I lunif l:toT om ' us Ohvr M..V IWksln.n.l, A. ii. Music M.,rv yuuu- iUhI. a. B. IVtIv Inrd.n.T B.-ll. A. B. (n ' tUTuI I JrmctiUtry Murry Let- Benedul. A. B. ( ivnvrul lAetuentary Ir.iu- Brnmtt. A. B. iti.scripss Ha. Spcnrulury Kosentary Carnille Bellini. A- B. Kiiulrrttartcn Prinmrv Or ill,- B,„l,l, . . B ItKiiislruil Arls .SiMont tirv K,,il, C.illis Birl.-.,,. .V B. ' founuilism Arline Bisliop. A. B. flontp I ' .conomhs I .inirenrr A. Boiirtliiiiin. A. B. ( leneriil I ' Jcitiftttarv Daviil ( .llins Bol.rm.iii. A, B (i( n.s(ri i ,Ar(s S(M«ri (irv Wilhan, Blain,. B„li,l,. . B I .piima Katliryn Borzonr. A. IV Kiri(if rf)«r(rri rinmry K.nn.ll, M B,.s,a fi. . . B. ,vs((,i :c . Seron i«rv K„l„rl I). B„ti k.-. A. B. ( IHUIIUTIC Willar,! Dal. ' Bra.ll.-y. A. B. iio (K(i((i Stipnrp Piivsiial Science l.dinund Huelics rirescliini. A. B. ( ()f(H?irrt( ' Roherl I lionias Brnn in. A. B. Physical PtL Secondary Aril , fV Wji W I). Br.,. Psycholoi v (i. Hancy Browiiinq. A. B. Mnsir Secomlary James Lours Bu ' iros, A. B. ( r rnrricr( r Man.M iiulla. A. B. Physical .( iiKilion irisiriess l:tl. Set jfi(i«rv lul.uonf! B. Biillar.1 A. B. Hiolociical Science |-:stl.rr l.u.il.- Bunlina. A. B, lotiiemakitu} .Spconnarv l.illiai. ( ' ..•rthal Biuiy. A. B. ( tt ' tioral I ' .tenieniarv I„llv B rn,.-slrr. A. B. Ktfu erfjnrlrn rinuirv l.Ii al...tl, ' Bnrracie Burton. A. B ( jpueral I .Iviiifntarx Kiiulerqarten i riniarv Mary latin Byr.l. A. B. Creneral ' Jenipniarv % , j s eniors M Mi«W,in,- ISyrms. A. 15. jAnniriansnip Seconaarv oiiv.. c ' iiiiiuui.T, A. i; S; ,T,(i Morome Joan Crtiiipos. . . 15. c, ommerce kiilirri N. C«rllc.n. A. B. ( ' o ninierce Ii.,rl ar.. riu,rl.sxNorll.. A. B. : (U(itiori Artliur S. CluHiior. A. IV ( tinirriprce 1 rrt ' sa lirady Ciroiu-. A. n. C ' enerai fztenwnUiry l.li . l.clli Glenn Cla.sl.y. A. 15. htltifiition ,V1„I...| k„l.,ll Cl.m.-nl . A. 15. Arl or i:lli, Clinks, .,!.■. A. 15. Kitidergarteii Primary I...rr.iifu- Bri ys C ' lollu. A. 13. i ' juifaiion Ddnitliy Mae t nlcinan. A. B. ( orunwrce Irssi,. lo Coplin. . . B. (lenerat I ' JettiviilitrY Cliarlottp AdeliiH- ( nrn%% ,11. A B. Ciciwral lAcinfuttirv J irriitv lira rpliNT l-niiisc C owt-n. A. n. Home iwonomics Raymond Morgan Cox. A. li. C oniniertf Bi-rnii «■ Mar iifcl Crai . A. li. ( iptiorm hJonwttttirv Willia.i, Crawlor J. A. 15. wcricrd r-.tcnicnt tr ' .liiinni- Bnrkira ( ril -s. A. B. l,„M i;liMl..-ll, ( r,.u,li. A. B. riiisic Scioniuiry Mazif ( rucss. A. 15. Ildmation ' f(elia Miir aritr ( ipirli. . IV flislnry l.cona Stein Culling ' . A. B. HontP I ' .cinutnths ll. ' l.n ].ouh,- Da Manl, A. B. Iltimv l.cononiits 1 ' ,-arl i:li ai.,.||, l),„„.|. A B (ivniTtil I ' Ai-nicntitrv Dornlliy A l,-I.- Daniels. A. B. (jpiiernl I ' .lementarv Oonia Anne Df herrari. A. B. Home lAonomics ivienne Mnrie Dennis, A. B. ( trruTal iJvnwntary ' Ia.Ivm Billy Dn e«-.A. B. syt litnogy. Aaiiira Science I.Kis D.vlin. . , B. Ciciirrftl I .IcnifiiUtrv l.„uis lnl n Di l ' a„lo. A. B. ( ( ;hm r(e R.mena li. Donaldson. A. B KiiKieriftirlen Primary Mary I.oiiise Doiigon, A. B. ' iv i(«( . (i( (i(ion Secomlarv rrr.lrri.k lames Driver. A. B. lUiAoyicui Science O .ll D„,.rks.n. A. B. ( iftteriil I ' .lemenUtrv Nirtlinia B.ll,. D,i„,a„. A. B. ( leneriil I ' .letiientary ):ln,ari,. Ilurllwrl Dyk.-. A. B. ( tt ' tu ' rat l:t{ ' inclltiirv .Nlyra Bills l,al.,ri. A. B. Doroll.y Marir I ;,l,r. A, B. Socitil Sc ' wtui ' I larry ' ils„n I ' .lwarils. A. B ( ofninerce ( ..•orueTl.omas llulinu. A, B, ri.vsicul S.iemr Ann C ' all.erinr Kkliuul. A. B. ( ivtienil l.lementary Aimer Louise llmmett. A. B. So(((i Science Line Ciriffin lowing. . . B. niouHfiml Science rliilliematics Kolierla lane I ' .wing. A. B. I liysic(tl I ' .iL Secuiulary 1 .e is lolui I ' errari. A. B. inaiistrial Arts Seconaarv Katlierinr Marie J ' erraro. A. B. (ienerdi jcjnenJnrv I lioinas Brn e I essenger. A. B. :ri(( is i l.a rc-n e K. liorini. A. B. ritvsical hd. Secon(lur Rolierl George hislier. A. IV Commerce George Gerald Filz ( ut.iM. A. B. lousiness hd. Scionattry |-|«r -n. - M. I l„n,,M,,M. A. B. Af(l((l( ' MI(llilS ( ' l,„rl..ll,. I,„„ I lin.ll. A IV K(M i( ' r(f(ir(( ' ft liiiKti V Helen I ' orlx ' s I ogarly. A, IV Cwneral hlemenlwy Barbara Louise Foole. . . iV Hnnie hconomics William ,l„li„ l ' r,il„s, A B. Social Science Jiiiu ' rriday. A. B. niisiness hit. Set omuirv M Grnrg.. AmI I rvk„„M,. A B. History RiU. Aunes Gan.lmni. A. B. ( leiicml IJrnirtitarv I, rrv I I. Girdn.r. A. B. Btisiness Hd. Secotulury Donald Joseph ( irtivcs, A. B. Cieologx Allirrl,, ln,.H,-s C.M.ss. A. B. („n,n,l rl,;„r„la,y III, ill. Ilh.l (.rul.,r. A, IS. CicncKil IJeiiivntary I irenly fotir ,I,MI, l,li „l.,ll, (,„„l. A 11, s,„.,.,;, I.,.il,, C.nlin.rf. A IV I ' hv-Uul ; , S c(ir„ ,irv lorl I-. (;.islals„n. A. B. ilo lK ICdl . l il ' lH ( ' K.i„l,il, ' l H.„rl.-. A IV n„r..llM-i, Mrtri,. Il.,.„s,r. A. IV Cjfiwrtit I ' .lctiirnlary !).,vi.l( ' li.i|M l ' ll ' ' l. t ' V.r ( u ' lirrtil I ' .Iftnrntiirv l.„m,i„r AniU. linll. A. IV A IV a; f(i(ir htsic f ( ( f(i(irv l;il„l M„ri;nr.l ll«nilK-y A. IV i tivsi(til I ' .tl. Sc( u (irv I n.l I. r ll.„nl.m. A IV ' .VM. . ;;. .., .li..., IV,rl,„r,, ( ll„„ .n,l. A. IV (irfMTd LlfiiH-nUiry I ' .,mI WV.I. II i.m.l, A IV An R„IhtI I. H,.n„„l,. A. IV I. ..is C.in.lin. ' Mnnsrn. A. IV I foiiif lu ' otmniits I inily Carolyn 1 l.ins.Mi. A, IV Kinc iT(((ir(cn frirruiry l.iryrct Louisr I I. inns. , . IV ;nMV I ,kx,„ II ll.niMT. A IV I ' m „l s, Winli.1,1 llir.nn I l„rl. A IV iro (Kjn III . r iriu «• lri,n,,-s ' il,n„ 1 l.irlin. A IV ( iciuTiil ' . rnrcnJdrv I .ni rni- I r.islv 1 l.irvic oiirnd isni loin. I ' nlri.k I larvillr A. IV A. IV N|„rv ll.u.l.n. A. IV (ifdiTilt l.lfnu-nttiry Kin(liT((iirlfii ' ri;iuirv i;.,rlin,- K..1I, ll.ns. A. IV (((■MiTfil ■. ( ' ftri ' dldrv KollJoon K. M„rv lloll.r. A IV Kiii( « ' r dr(( ' fi rididrv K.n.nll, Wlnsll.v ll.k.v, A. IV 1 itisM c (■ ) (( Id rv Willi C. Horn, A, IV :t )Jlo il ' (S Kol.orl Willoni, Mill, .11. , , IV , o,i„ .S.ion.o I ll.nnihon I lo.luson. A, IV C ifurrttl r.icnirt}ttir ' Mil,lr,.,l Mollis. , IV I linnriimhiim . (• odi drv X ' in.rnI l..s.-pl. H..lll.nnsr. A. 15. nuliistruil Arts SrcntuLiry ( ' iliulys M.irgrry Mood. A. B. I ' .diirtilion LiMHs II II.mhI. a. IV l sytnoloqx untl P i( (i () i rv l-lo,,l llo| kins. A, IV liuliistrkil Arts Sc( (ifu drv Sl.-vr Idlin HnsH. A. IV .( (WKMiiiis. (.oinnwrcp I rvrlt.i HosI.T. A IV Kituiergurten Priiimrv I ' .Nrlvn Man Mosmmt. . . B. (icneral fJt ' niiiilttrv Corrine Howe. A. B. General E.lernentary Speech. Correclion Secondary vMlen F. Huckahy. A. B. Goninwrce J. Wesley Hughes. A. B. Chemistry Paul Hughes. A. B. General PJemeniarv Margaret Marian Hull. A. B. Commerce Marjorie Bess Igleliarl. A. B. Genera Elementary Patrii ia Ironside. A. B. Speech Ar(s Secondary Lorraine Frances Jacobsen, A. 1). Physical I ' jhuation Louise Melcndv Jaytox, A. B. General l.lvmeniary (iMrh.ll,- i:. Irnning.. A. B. Home I ' Aonomics -j i U Clirisline Jensen. A. B. History Ben ,K,in,s„„, III. A. B. Joartuuisni l),,ris l,„„n. ' .l.,ln,Mm, A, B, Kinilriiftii Irn rrunaiv ,.,lr„ In., II,- l„l,ns„n. A. B. (icfUTu I -letncnlary I iii-iilv six Nl.,rv I l..i ,- l,,l,Msl..ii. A. li- KiMi iT(|nr(( n I ' tiintiry II, lU Miiridii liiiirs. A. 15. ( iiniinrrti ' M.,r(.„r.-f l.ol.i-.- h.n.-. A. 15. ( icilcni I .lrn i-ntarv Niruiniii M.M- K.iiiicii.r.r. . IV (icinTd IJcinrliUirv .S ' lriin IV Md-s K.uin. . . 15. Art Sviniulury l „l|,l, |■) i ;l.l K.llrv. , 15, iilorv l).,M„l(l Ij.t ' rnr K.;ls... . . 15 ii( (i lriiil .Arls . iM( i (irv Iv ' iilli lii 4c|.liin.- K.nn.-ilv, . . 15. Cirtwnil I ' .lrtiwnlarv I „,ill,- inl,. K,-|.l„.rt. A. 15. iiisilli ' SS {( . . ' ( ' (Dliiliirv I s M.irv.-v Kin.Mi.l. A. 15. ( iimnuTi (■ ll„.„,„ I.I..V.1 Kirllry. . . 15. (lifiiiislry (tiul Viysic.s . ll lClll(lli(S l.miis.- I).iri)lliv Kn.i| |i. . . 15 Hntnc I ' A otlimiit s l)„l„r...s i:li ,,lM.tl. K.mll. . . li. Cicnrrul -.Icrircnidrv Marinn M Koll.-, . 15. A (i[ ipni(i(t( (■i,rli..lr H. Kr.iin.r, . . 15. ( ' ii ' ni rtil fiininr llUtn . uNU StHtiiuUirv M„rv l,„.|,..lii, Ktv.,.,k. A 15 i:,u,li-h N„l„rl .,ll„,M l.,r. A. 15. .n„ i,. i rl„r,-.i. L,„,l r. A. 15. l liysi til I ' .iUtititUm UoIktI ( .lenn l.iriiiiKm. A 15 Cienemt F.lemciiturv .link ( Inrencp Lfwis. A. 15. n (JS(ri(i Arts SecomUtry Ciirlliin W. I.Tiulan-n, . . 15. rl,illi,. ShI, I.in,lu ' n-n. A. 15 Ititlnstriitl Arls Si-cututary (■.,r„l r n.r, I.o„k. A. 15. ( trtwrtif .I( ' iin fi(rirv |1.,n ( l.inn,.- I ...,..• .. . . 15. Ititiii ' itrinl . rf,s Sotitnilarv l.,.rl Nl..l...l.n l.or.l. A. IV liiihistrinf Arts Sr ()n( nrv I.. Svlvi,, l.„.l,-.kr. A 15, I ixfiisii Wilii ' irn l ' „l„„r I ,i,k,„l,ill. . . I!. Iluluf lriul Arts Srtnutttirv JO f. 15drl,nM Ann l.nn.l.-ll. Aj. jT (ipticrnl . rnipfi((|f|v j ( ► ' Inln, Danirl l.vll.y ' . J- iiisiripss Iai. utiiulur k f Daniri M,. „iihv, r yiiisit Sci ( fi( (irv M„y Ann M,15ri,l.-. A. 15 (.ipnerul i ' Arnwt Utrv llnrnM I. M. C.rrv Jr.. A iV ( oitimcrtr Mnraiirpl I. .,„ M, I X.ni.l. I? lisliirv KoImtI K. NLhO,,,,,,!,!, . , II P ,VM,S N ' irBinia Parr M. I ' .n.-rn.v, A. 15. litis triess F.a. Sptoru d.-v MM Don.lliy M. McGinness. A. B. Kindergarten Primary ' elnm Lorraine Mclnlire. A. B. Ciencral rAcnwnUtry MHra .r,-! Alice M,K.-e. A. B. o onimenc Mar ' Irene Snrali Mat ii ' iii. A. B. Geticriil I ' Jvntvntiirv Margaret G. Markey. A. B. Social Science Artliur Horare Mann. Jr.. A. B. History Inna I,. Man .u. A. li. General lAenienlary Henr ' Pelerson Mnrslinll. A. B Sociiil ' y cicnce lnl,„ M„rl„is. A B. ( omnwrcc Dnl„rrs I. Mi.rlin. A. B. ( ivntTiil i ' lfttiriitarv ' irginia Ha el Marlin. A. B. Honw hconomit s Carnline R. Miirlinclli. A. B. Generdf hlomeutary Kimtcrgarlc fi Primary Hull, in-ini,, M„s„„, A. B. Oeneral I ' Jenwnlary i fltth Burk Mau y. A. B. fiiisiriess F-cL Secondary Tirctily citihl I li „l„.|l, M. M,,x«,ll. AH. Cu ' iHTtil I ' .lvnwntiirv ll„lMrl K.-a Miiyiuiril. A. B. }i iinialisin M.irt rr Slir-niian Met.ine. . . B. ' iv i(ti .i tit«(ion M. l,-.,n,n.- M. lv.il. A. B. .Arl Sctonatirv I r,-,l.ri,l C, M Tri,L A. B. fininuilism ' „lliux- V. MelraK. A 15. {((sifU ' ss I ' .a. Secoiulury C.ml Arl...,.- Mill.T. A. B. ( ifiwrnl JJcnwntarv M.,rv i;li..,l.,ll, Mill.r, . . B. Kin( ( ' r(| ir( ' n Priinarv H.,rry l. .uis Mill.-I. A. H. ( Dntnwni ' ILl.-n Minetn. A. li. ( tntmerce Ronin Irene Minton. A. B. Home tuunoniics (■..•ora.- ( .. M.,ff..ii. A. B. ( iwniistrv Mi.riiam- H.l.n Mnllill. A. B. .So io oqv C.irl Rirlinrtl Moore. . . B. ( luiiinerce Mil,lr,-,l i:. Moore. A. B. I ' tiysiial .. . . e ( fi. iirv N ' iriiini,, l.velvn Moore, . . B. I livsutu i ' Ai. Piinuiarv AiiIIkiiiv Jariios Mor.lli. A. B. ( ommrTCf M..rv Ri.ll. MnristlU-. A. B. ( tviuTiil lAftitvntiirv A.ulrry Luis Morrrll. A. B. ( iftwral t.lvttit ' iilurv ll.,rol.l I. . I..sin,an. A. B. iv-sudl r.( ii(«(ion I li al.rlli iViwHfs MunIo(k.A.B. irj iic :(o io;iiu s BeMMr.1 D.ini.l Muri.ln. A. B. tistory M.,ri,. B.av.r Murray. . . B CiftiiTul hlfnwnlarv Innr Mi.s io. A. B. ( M ' icrci ' .If fnf i((irv Oorolliv ( ' . My.T A. B. ( n-tifiiil I -U-nionUiry Waller B Xa.if. A. B A it ieiMi.li.s B.ni.uiHi, I rankliM .,vlor. A B l)..roll„a . la.- . e« l.oMse. . . IV ( H ' tH ' ral r.ivnienUtrv rlielina Dolor.-s is5en. A. B. :( ri((i(iMri Knliard Noll... A B n. oslrio Arls .S ' e, o,i, ,irv . ilie .NJarie Norilou,,,, . . 15. Cjorwral I ' .ipnionUtrx Doris Ann Nordquist. A. B. ( jor pral fnnior Hi ( ' i .ibrarv Spco n cirv Helen W N ' orgnrfl. A. B. Cjcnertil I ' .lenifnUtrv Henri.lla Anne O ' Brien. . . B. . ol ieiiKili.s Waller 1 :. ( ) Brien. A. B. -Aproruiiid ' ts Cipriano Roiiioru 0( laray. A. B, Cheniislry Frank Q. O ' Connor. A. W. Ctiminprce n heodora Marie Olson. . . B. (jpneral iJpmciitary Bernire Marie ON..ill. A II ( ivrwral I ' Jfinciitarv Louise Ann Orlnlda. A. B. General Fjementary iola P«ln,er. A B insi K ' ss ■( . Setantiitiv June Madeline Parsels. A, B. Oeneral l.leiue tiUirv W ' illia.M I ' artnn. A B. :cono nJ s Willia.n Edward I M.Iin. A B A iisir Serorif tirv Franris W, I ' .arMUi. Ir,. A. B. ( Dnitucrco Flstlier .Ann Penny( )lt. A. B. Cieneral FJemeniary Colin Matlain Pelers, A. B. 0(■i(l (ieri e I-rames (V P,l,rs„n. A, B. Health Delpliia Mnrllu. Phillips. A. B. C en; ' r(i fJetnenUirv Thirix I „is Wiillips. A. B. ( n iwraf h.icnifntary (L.ir.- ..renr I ' itur. A. IV I ' liysUal f ' .duiaUtm Marjnrir U v Pintr. A. B. HoiiwttinLitti) Sfcoruiarv lluuM. k. Pink. A. li. attiriti  (■((■ru■( ' Mii(lrr.l Doris i ' riH-s. A. IV (ipinTul i .IvnwnUiry i: !yllu- Margaret Pi .io. A IV fiutiiv ■.(OMOHiirs (■M„rg.. A. I ' la.r. A 15 ( (jHiriiprcc UmII, M„ri,- I ' ImnI,. A W fiinrnalisiii l.„r, I,.,-. I ' „i!u.-. A B Piwsmil t ' trim ' t ' uirtssc , clri Minc I ' tuil.tiii, A. IV ( lontTiil I li-infiiittrv Marylois I ' ow.ll. A. B. KituliTiiiirU ' n rriiiHirv P„ul UmM.s l ' „w.r. A. B. h.nghsli i:lvrt J. Piii.in.lli. A. B. CjctUTdi I ' Jotiwntiirv i;,elyn C.ra,,- I ' yininn. A. li C oiunierce Ir in Ireilcrick ( ii.isl. A. IV rUisic irt ' M,),, B.ll,- K.n.i;.-. A. 15, Speech 15,llv l..ne R.«l. A. B. Ctvtwral i ' Ji ' tni ' iiliiry Williiin, IIuhI, R.-m. ' . a 15 (Mininiisrii l „- A. K,-uin„t„. A B nysitiii { ' .il. . ftofKidry Lois Miirtiuerile Remington. A. IV oinmerci ' Diiviil luigrno K.ym.Ms. A 15 aitirtd Siit ' crw I larvry 15,-n kl,o,l,s, A. B. I ' lmhiil : ' . iiiiilimi l.ol„ I ' , !,.« Ri,l,, A 15, ( omnwrtp Mvrl HIizaliell, K„l„rts. A, B Cicncrul . ( '  Mcfi( irv I ' niil Henrv R„l„rls. A. B. Cms C Robertson. A. IV Cterwrul FJcmpnUirv Arnnl.l II. R„l,i„s„„. , , B Xiriiinio (Irmr R.m..., A. IV ( ipneral tinior iiifh Cteneral I ' Jvniviitarv Mrtrtl..-, li.lill. Ro ' Ts. A IV ( letionil f ' Ji ' niPiitiiry l..l.n R.,h„, A, 15 Hub!, ' „,ls«„rll, R„se. A 15 ( t nin vrto Ol n Marqarrt Rosinu ' ana. A K (jenerdi l.tfiuvnttiry Kvelyn A. Ross. A. B wenera H enipnfary Rarle Wallace Rolli.-r. A. B. (Toiuniprcp l:llis Alva Rnlher. A. B. ( oinnicrce I. Carlton Rouse. A. B. Social Science iryiuia Jeanne P. Rowe, A. B. (iiiiefri(iiv ' irK) ' coiuiarv Mar en C. Rowlelle. A. B. Cnp n ' .s(rv in .-Mt ' RuM.-. A, IV A (l( i. ' fM(t(i(S S eniors l„l,n W kus«.|l. A. B A (i( iefii i(itS i:l,.i„ .r Kv„s„n. A. I?. Sinini Science Bernice Harriel Sanders. A. B. Psvcholocfv and n o,so  fiv I ' luilis A. Sarlell. A. B. ( (cnercd I -irnn ' iihii v ( Jff il,„a Ann., Srliru.l.T. A. B, ( ii ' iiprtil hlciucnltirv ll.,rri,.l M, S.nll. A, H f .j(ir((ins it ' Sc( ()fM (ir ' AlKerl R. Seilier. A. B. svc iolotfV utnt f ii ( s(  iy i iili SfinuTS. A. i. kindrrftarlrti Vimnry Birlriuii (Vordr Si ' ller. A. B. l-rrn. , i;,lt!.,r ll„u,,r l SImII.t. A. B. (i(iir(i Science Thulv lir riiCton O. Sliatinun. A, IV (h-thtuI f.lfnwnlarv l.aii W Sl.aiui..nlioiisr. A. IV (ivncntl f .h ' nwnUirv A.l.lli, A.l.l..i.l.- Sl„.w. A. B Art SeionJtirv nvtiyn Shively. A. B. (u ' rwrid Elementary Barham June Siggins, A. B. Cjvrienil I ' Jenientary Manuel Silva. A. B. Biisiru ' ss Ed. Secondary 1 [it ' lnia June Skog. A. B. (leneral l.lenientary Kalliryn Virginia Slaiglit. A. B. Social .Science l riiestinr Isahel Sniilli. A. B. Hioloqicai Science I lorente l.nnine Sinilli. A. B. Home Economics Haml.l l.awM n Sniitli. A. B. Speech. SfH ' cial Secondary Junior nigfi M.-I..n Myrii,- Sinill,. A B. I ' .dncation M.,r - lsal.,.| Sinill., A. B. weneral I ' Aenientnrv Margaret Sdutliward. A. B. Social Stience David I ' .tiward Suuza. A. B. Commerce. J ' .conomics fVirhara Juan Spaultling. A. B. sv fio ocjv l „l.,Tli, Iri.nn.- Sl,,H..|lw li. A. B. ( efier(i( ' .Ipnienlarv HuL ' i. Stalrv. A. B. Physical l.ditcatiitn Alire Clark Starry. A, B. (jcnerul Janior tlitfJi PhV-sitdi t ' .d. Secomlarv FdnaMae Steele. A. B. English Margaret Mary Steele. A. B. lonH ' inakinq Secondary I lionias Oral Stevens. A. B. Ainsic Secondary Karin Anne Sironi, A. B. Kiiiderffarten l riniary ( ' h.ll linr ' Mi,v SulililTe. A. B. J ' liysiiul I ' ll. SecuiiJary Willis TlioriiHs Swiirlzpll. A. B. C ivsim ' ( iiKilioii B.I. S«.cn.-y. A. B. I ' .tiqlish illiaiii Menry Swezey. A. B. iii.sir Secondary SI.,M„n A. Taix. A. B. Aliisir Secondary .lol,n Mit,h,.|| Tnlia. A. B. C ommprce, Economica li.nn Evelyn Taylor. A. B. History Flom. e llel,-.. T.lfer. A B (lenerat hlempnUirv Jean l:li .al .t|i Telfer. A. B. Music Secondary Vinrent Joseph Teresi. A B. ( ommerre ■rl William Tl.onias, A. B, F ivsiio :. Secondarv vM Rol,,rl Carl TLomp. A. B. A h iAUication jA Y David L Titrlienal. A B Phvsicdl ha. Secnntuii V Rl„„l,.. T,„l,l. A U Pulk Alrpio cle la Cruz Torihto. , H. c oinmerce Mar - C orinne Trnuh. A. B. joitrnalisin Ila Margaret Turner. A. TV A nsic Secondary Reuben Dale Tuttle. A. B Music Secondary Donald Keith Tuxford. A. IV General Elementary Lorraine Norma LViliall. A. B. Home Rconomlcfs Howard George ierra. A. B. A [isic Secondary Befty lean Walker. A. B. Jjhrariai stiip Secondary I eontinr Fdid. W ' allare. A. B. Art Shirley Elizabeth Watson. A. B. Commerce Marie Josephine Wa.xli.trii. . - B- Generat Elementary Lois Josephine Webb. A. B. Cienernl Elementary Thirty our Patricia Webber. A. B. Genprai Eiementarv Pl.ilip R. W ' red. A. B. English Claire C. Webrsle.lt. A. B. Physical Ed. Scrofu drv General Junior frif i Norma Jeanne WVlby. A. B. Art Secondary Lawrente Nbrbael WVlcb. A. B. General Ejementary Jeantll.- I(l„l,ell W,l,l. A B General lAemenlary Kindergarten Prinuirv NUiry |-:leanor Wells. A. B. General hlenienlarv Daniel Knntlall West. A. B. Gonimerce Leonard K. WVston. . W. islorv l.,l,n Ibirris.M. W.vbr.u . A. IV English Clarnmae Wbelrbe!. A. B. General f ' .lenientarv Jobn Charles WbitCieM. A. B. History Naoniah ' FloraWVLIiffe. A. B. Kindergarten Priniarv Harlan C. WilJcr. A. B. Commerce I ' rank Cliarles Wilkinson, A F yUisic SetOfr (ory l)nn„l,l l„M„s Williams. A. B. A risir Secondary MatJelvn Willianis. A. B. r.f nc (ilion Alire Kall.rv.i W,IU„n. A B. Social Science hrank Nevins Wilson, A. B. atnral Science sv( lniiiHfv and Philosophy ' ,.v., i;ll,n Wils..,,. AH. !u i,„•s :. Sr,„ii,l„rv Ki,l,ar l W ' oelllel Jr., A. B. hronomirs b.rie Wood. A. B. sychology anil Pnilasophy I I, I,-,, IVan.es W.Mular.l. A. 1$. Education Jobn itiiniertiian Ir.. A. B. Gcolnqv l..,M- I-:slelle ink. . B. . irisic . pronadrv ( ii-tuTol fiinior High ll..r..M Albert Fosbert;. A. B Physical Education B.irl.ara Dale Malll„-w. A. B. ( ommerce fi MS. I hirty fire Seniors Witnout Pictures Eleanor Belli Anderson. A. B. Genera Elementary RicKara Hugnes Anaerson, A. B. I usic Secondary Jolin Biirtlett Andrews Jr.. A. B. Afiisic SeconJary Joy L. Arps. A. B. Speech Secondary Estelle Berlin. A. B. General Elementary Estelle M. Billinglon. A. B. Kindergarten Primary Jack Bronson. A. B. Social Science June Leora Brown, A. B. Art Frank Carter, A. B. English Ricliard Joseph Carlniell. A. B. Criemisfry Einar Christy, A. B. Art Hazel Dana Col.h. A. B. Home Economics Gertrude Margaret Coffaney. A. B. General Elementary Rotert Douglas CoIIyer. A. B. Biological Science Alice M. Cranston. A. B. General Junior High General Elementary Jane Shepard Crisp. A. B. Kinaergarfen Primary Mary Kniglit Davies. A. B. Kin ergnr(en ri nary Gertrude Denny. A. B. Ediication Loris Dorolliy Dielxl, A. B. Social Science Snerrell Lee Downey. A. B. Social Science George Joseph Patritlc Doyle, A. B. Chemistry Russell Lee Dunham. A. B. Commerce E. Roam Ellorin. A. B, hiological Science Ruth Evnns. A. B. Education Arthur Lawrence Fogg. A. B. Education and Psychology Ida Elizabeth Foote, A. B. Education Mary Margaret Frees, A. B. Business Ed. Secondary Conway Lester Gardner. A. B. Art Eva-Marie Girdner. A. B. General Elementary Virginia Frances Hanrahan, A. B. General Elementary Georgia Gail Harbaugh. A. B. Music Henrietta Harris. A. B. Speech f ' ilyjCL Jcsepl. H. H«,l«ole. A. B. y V Gommerce Mildred Alfreda Heeren. A. B. Co fTi me rce Elizabeth B. Hils.I,, A. B. Prenc ' i Bess Vera Kay, A, B. General Elementary John A. Lindquisl. A. B. Police Richard Robert Lucky. A. B. English Marquez Edward Lundin. A. B. Economics Margaret Anne MrCartI Home Economics A. B Fiieene Blair McLauglilin. A. B. Jtuliistrial Arts Secondary Ada Swall M PI„.elers. A. B. Social Science Angie Cecelia Mat hado, A. B. Music Secondary Maxine Mader. A. B. Home Economics Morris M. Manoogian, A. B. Physical Ed. Secondary Doris Irene Martin. A. B. Art Anna S. Nielsen. A. B. Generaf Junior High General Elementary William J. Nils. I,l«.. A. B. Social Science Edith Hart Orris. A. B. Genera Elementary Einar Paulsen, A. B. J aturat Science Lois A. Pranle. A. B. General hlementarv Lucile Joan Roberts. A. B. Genera Elementary Mabel Evelyn Rolle. A. B. Genera Elementary Lois Elda Russell. A. B. Liorarianship Secondary Norman H. Sarratt. A. B. Economics Edward Francis Serpa. A. B. Art Secondary Nadine Shakespeare. A. B. Genera E emen(ary Margaret Rita Shea. A. B. General lllementarv M ary Frances Stefan. A. B. Home Economics Forest Elwood Swane. A. B. Social Science Wayne H. Towne, A. B. Social Science Willa Van Meter Getieral E.lemenlary Mary Jeanne Ward. . . B. English Gardner Waters Psychology and Pfiilosophv i at(iral Science Journulisni Irma Orfn.r WVbber. A. B. Genera E enien(ary Frank Gardner W ' .l, I,. A. K. History FditI, O. WVsi. A. B. Genera Elementary Florence Margaret W ' lkkirinL. A. B. taticat(o i Frank Charles Wilkinson, A. B. rlusic Sccondarv John D. VVillard. A. B. Economics Evelyn Viola Winning. A. B. Genend I ' Acmenlary Robert A. Woods. A. B. Physical I ' Ahication Thirty- 1 H onor Oraduates WITH GREAT DISTINCTION Joy I-. Arps Feme ElizaLetli Atkins Marjorie Elizauelli Barnes Lanrcnrc A. lioarclnian it. f!iir ey Browning Mullv Burnioslcr Hlizabeth Burrage Burton Irnnk Carter Elvis B. Dexlin l oris Dorotliy Dienel Ciforge Joseph Patrick Doyle Oorotny Marie Eaer Katnerine Marie Ferraro Morcnce Maurine Flanagan Lril.. C.ultiKTt Ijrannr Beth Atuh-rson I ' Aiiuation CJilforil I lowaru Atkins ulological Sciotuc Icrnr hJizanetli Atkins tiinuHi ' i ' at Alienee Marjdrie Lhzaheth Barnes lUofogicid Silence R hitiifs E artges liioluif ' nal Science I. aw rente Bastianon Cjonimerce Mary Diane Bentk hnglisn Faiirene A. Boiirthiiiui :(ifir i(ion Molly Burrurstt ' r i:( (U(i(ion Fli alirlh Burrage Burton f ' Miication I ' rank (_ arter hnylisli illiani C raw lortl hditcatioii Evelyn Billy Depow l u(urai Science und rsy. Loris Dorothy Dienel Social Science George J. Patrick Doyle Cnemislry I orothy Marie Ecler Sotiai Science C_ eorge 7hornas E.glin Physical Science Jtine C ' rinin Ewing £ (o ogica Science Evelyn Billy Depew Elmarie Hurlberl Dyke George Axel I ' rykinan Edwin H. Harper W ' illian. ( . Ilrrn Elizaheth B. Hitsch I honias Lloyd Kirlley Marion M. Kolte Margaret Jean McDanirl Angie Cetelia h (ha(lo WITH DISTINCTION Ethel Margaret Hanibey John Patrick Marville Paul Hughes Margaret Marian Hull Selnia Frances Kann Bess Vera Kay Earl Malcohii Lord Margaret Alice McKee Maxine Mader Ruth irginia Mason Mary Ruth Morisette Marie Beaver Murray Henrietta Anne O Brien Louise Ann ( rlaldn Viola Palmer June Madeline Parsels Elva J. Puccinelli William Hugh Regan DEPARTMENTAL HONORS Ge )rge Gerald Fit Gerald C oniHierce 1 lorenre Maurine Managan Al«( rejn(i(ics Charlotte Jean I lindt tzdncation Cjporge Axel Fr ' knian History Conway Lester Gardner Art Donald Joseph Graves Cwolnqy Alberta I ' ranees Gross :anca(ton Leila Cuihriert Pn sical hdncaiinn Lorraine Atiila I hill Music Fjhcl Margaret I hunliey l h sical hdncation I ' .dwin H. Harper ' lysica Science John P..tri(klhmillc lUoloifical Science Kenneth W ' hestley I lelvey Aiiisic William C. Hem Economics EliMljpil. B. Hii«li French Margarrt Marian I lull Cor imerce Patricia Ironside Speecli Arts Doris Jean Johnson Eaucatiori Selroa Frances Kann Ah I homas Lloyd Kirtley C iemisfry; Physics; Aiat iemalics Marion M. Kobe Mathematics Margaret Jean McDaniel History Margaret Alice McKee Commerce Angie Cecelia Machado f lusic Henry Peterson Marshall Social Science Barbara Dale Matthew C onmierce Hobart Rea Maynard ]onrnolisni Iri-tlcrick C. Merrick onrnalisfn Wallace William Melcalf Commerce Mildred E. Moore Physical Education irginia Evelyn Moore Physical Education Audrey Lois Morrell Education Benjamin Franklin Naylor Chemistry Henrietta Anne O Brien yiathematics Louise Ann Ortalda Education Benjamin Franklin Naylor Colin Maclain Peters Vincent V. Ruble Ben Sweeney lulilh O. West Virginia Grace Rocca Mabel Evelyn Rolle Olga Margaret Rosingana Harriet M. Stott Ernestine Isabel Smith Wayne H. Towne Gardner Waters Marie Josephine Waxhani Veva Ellen Wilson I ' rancis W. Pearson. Jr. Commerce Colin Maclain Peters Sodaf Science Irwin Frederick Quasi Music William Hugh Regan oiirnu isni Olga Margaret Rosingana Eaucafion Vincent ' . Ruble A a( iemu(ics Bertnim George Seller French Kathr n Virginia Slaight Social Science Ernestine Isabel Smith Biologiccd Science Roberta Jeanne Staffelbarh Education I homas Oral Stevens Alusic Ben Sweeney English Mary Corinne I r uib Journalism Donald Keith Tuxford EAUtcation (jardner Waters orirna ' ism, Psychology and Philosophy Ricliard Woelffel Jr. Economics John Xinmierman Jr. Geology Thirty : ' i «,i  i ' rim M r c . 1 J.. a Ml K ' t 11 l| j l ■ ■ u. p ' J ' V m If f r ' ' V 1 E k_ ' vK. 1 •4 ' ■ ■ ' ' ■•J r mi ria L- ' m M I EWh. H All email C}0 ' i O % I- Oruanizecl in November, 1896. Winter Formal— February 17, 1940. Ann M Laiiglilin Inadell Stroliniaier Jeanne Scnraaer Betty Jones ( harlene W inn Jane Jillson Aune Aro Kay Palmer Betty Craig Gerry Stem Betty King Dorotliy Daniels Bernice Sanders Margaret McKee 1 jlltan Scott I l.yllisRowe Mabel C lenienls Sue Brady Betty Baker Jane Crisp Rutli La % son C ierr ' Rose 1 ,11c ille Cininer J ' .velyn Maggini Kay Sniitli Alice Walton Sally Nicholson Alice Good Peggie Doxsee Claire Clements V ' ema Kaukonen Audrey Orcutt Mar ' Falcone Doris Rowe Willis Watson Patricia Ironsides Ruth F roelicli Mary Froelich Shirley Watson Barbara Mathew Mario Stevens Marion Fisher Marian McDougal Bernice Jansen rrna Coonradi Cliarlotte Dengler Betty Burrell Lola Rich Forty Kappa Kappa Sigma Miity Lou I inffman ( fladys C olcii)nr Rulty I ' reitas Jcrrtr Jurras Kiitl) . lames r.ariiru ' I lays Ndrma Hoaif ' irginta Raii(fe ( liristine Helps Margaret Ncy Dornthy C nlt-nian loan W ' liitt ' liousf Kva Seko I ' lioeheLndvctt Betty Wool Mary Lnna Muran I. elyn Lee ( iertrudeWitlierspoon Maurine Thoiiipson I lelen Boolii Marian Beikcr Beverl) ' Byrnes Kathryn Hill Madeline Williams Evelyn Falio Jeanette Medved Marjorie I iirman ' irginia Klute Zoe Ella Clinkstale Dorothy Stuart Stella Caslleherry I .miise Huher Betty Hood Rutli Shirley Judy Wrigley Mar ' Jane I hilc liiris Marjorie Ad.iins Sarah Doudle Billie Starretl Beverly Arneridi Pi Chapter was admitted on campus in 1Q51. Spring Formal at tlie Aquatic Club. San Francisco— March 50. 1940. J ' ortv one Ero Sopliian f 4 p «l ) fi € C riip ll.IrnKiIrr B.-tty W ' isiuT Miirlorir Cliadljourne fieKy Lester Betty StuKlnian Dorothy Leverenz Eunice Stehliins Margaret McCarthy Mora Deane Russell Margaret Fleslier Dorothy fredell Co rrv K o Atity June C urrier Marian CiriHin F ranees ( iruiiewald Rulhadell Ishani Alice M.Carlhy Jnne Hullett Rulli Flrslicr narnara Ciinson Riilli Pallprson Bernire O ' Neill Margaret W ' isnoni liarfsara 1 Iioriipson l-u etle DeC annrcre erna W ' ithycomljc ( [aire WVhrsledt Carolyn Cipperly Barnara 1 release Betty Porter Barbara Whilelavv Barbara Onyelt Audrey Abbott Patricia Scholk Jane Hull ( traceMarieMcGrady V craKiine Averill C arniei McNamara Janet Roberts Rutbeda Elliot iryini,! M.irliii I btrriel I lolinan Margaret I ran Margaret Midi Dorothy ] Iinlve ' Margaret Douglas ortv (u ' o r.riiilv I IfUiscm M..ri..rv I I,mkI ivi,,n(i„„,,l„.|| Sl,-ll., .Sl,n„l„-I liiMil ,ml,.r Iie t ' rlv Srnitli Mnrgarel Harriics B.H l,,n.- W.rli.n l(isi ' j)liinp hiitlor l ' l,vllrs ' .,n ,or Aiulrrv Firinkwnrtli Miir ' I Innnuti Bnrliar.i W ' iUuii i:liseStaff .nl i:li.alM-ll, H.lli, DnrotlivCiJI Mcirrirl Bos( liken I .cnorc Drtvidsori Jhiic DcsiihukI Belly IiHus Kvelyri Diink ' Isnn Marllia C ' anipliell Marv Irees I ' olly I ' agenlwirl Joan (fruit MiMrecI Mollis Seldon Edner Celeste Josepli Palriria Wilson iola Owen Joan Gordon ,lose[ liine ( riharl Kdilli ' ! utile f em Rlioadrs FJrzalietli MrCrea Betly CIial)oya Badmra Wallace Lois rit ' insoii Dorotliy Ford Stevestine Jaeks Katideen Sniilli Adelel-Vri Ida Merrill ' or y three Beta Lianinia Clii 6 f t3 1 ff a f ' i- «!- • ' r CiC Organized in iSgSas tlie Browning Lit- erary Club, became a social sorority in 1908. Winter Formal— March 2. igjo. € f D © Plii Kappa Pi f € € 1 f)i- .ir. c te) f f g : :3 0© Founded in 1Q26. oriyintdly Copa De Oro Society (Masonic Order). Winter Formal— March g, 1940. Rae Wiriz FJizaoetli Simpson June Gross Audrey M(irr ' I! r.stlier SitiMmscri Norma elrty Marllia Rogers Be;, l irscli Ceralclinc Lang Peggy McDjinicI Miloreci Irwin Lois Webb Alliertii Gross Alice Cnristopner Eloise Harrison Helen Fergusen Lois Silver ivienne Dennis Ruth Saunflers I alri ia Ra ner Betty I inley Katliarine Connelly Barbara neeler Betty Mannan Doris OuncuTson F ' Jaine Manor X ' irginia BarUey Jeanne Staffelbatli Dolores Pyle Marrella Sniitli Lu( iHe Oaruner Berla Risling Louise Cowen Carol McDaniel Gail 1 ucker Clara Lang Dorolny Jean Bisliop Jean Ellswortli Tosca Bruntstli ivian Ericltson Marllia Mensoin MarvlJl.nW ' ar.l B.ll - Brown Cfarnet Love LaRayne Stewart I ' Joise Wire C toltlie Anderson Mvrl Roberts Lrnily Currier Lloise Diffenbaiigli Beverly Roberts irginia Rowe irginia Moore lovceLIzell Fortyfo ' line I ' orter 15,v,rlv „,„l Kol),Tlnll„l,.,m NiitnA ' liiiif Krrl)s I5.,rl,„r„ M„s,T l.n„ ' (MM„lri,l, I ).ir.ill,v MiC.inni-ss ll.-lcn.. Crlllllls l.,v,ll., II„ U ( iiTlriKlf Stiinliivimt ( ' l.,lil.l.|.iM,l,-,M.,„ Sil .iiim- I )n nitii, ' lirrnii .- 1 i)iii[)kiiis n..r„ll,vi:,l,r Doris l „l,.Tls ( lirishnf C Iiristrnscn Onlc)rc. ; oiing Josrplutu Miller MnrgiirrI Ali ' Xiinilir ( . ' irriiclita oung Dciris Hirnty Klilli 15,lln,se AJ,li,-Sn,ill, MiMr,-,IM,„ll,u„l M„ry. ' ll.-,. ,-ls„n Dorotliy C Iiesljro Jane LovpII r.li al i tli I lioinpsun irgini.i M()srr l: .■lynK„ss ivian (riiikslianks Marj„ri,. liaL-r .Namvl al,l, Janir Mullilt Margiry Allmi June IVtcrson Cliarlolle Ridrniil Joyce Williams Ann OpsrligtT Mary !..,.. S.,rii,n ill,- Kay Walton [Jaine ( arlson Patricia Baker Hliyllis ( lorduii Margaret Cordon N ' irgini.i Mill.r ( artd Mrow n Nan. V ' .-.|„„ Je.m Warren Barbara Spaultling Jeanne Pntlorj Margaret M.Donal, Forty [it Sappno hi f p a f ¥ a ' C f C -I) 4i €- ) iC) ii) 4 S fi Founded in lS()8. Spring Foriiiid May 25. tQ40. Delta Beta Si nia Xii ■ «  4 4 Founded in llie fall of 1Q5Q. Spring Formal. Devonsliire Country Club— May 1 1 , 1940, Jane Mnnn KeinlielJ Mcitrle Nornu ' i Elliol Miircelle Cnnnre Irctii- MiTri K Margaret Grillelt Rowena Ross Maliel Gomes Miirion lolinstnn Anil ForJ Nanry lolinson Genevieve Conies Gerrie Baltnazar EleanorDellaA edo Esther Drew n ,n.ll..MBrrr.s.lnrl ' NOiine liomuan P MaryV ' irgiriia ( laspar Gertrude Curr ' Eorlv six I ' .iiiily Bolirifll l.llen Squeri Callierine WiilliK ( larisse Puiilain I lorciu f Campos I i.irrn-t Peiiin Marie Carr I4.II,- Ruse Marion Cmskcv I ' .stluT Pennytolt Dorotliy GorIoii C ' liarlntU ' X ' eil Pl.yllisBesl Maiule ( olciiuiM lane Maliivius K..ll.lr,-nlir.,rrr Furtv Zeta Clii Fdna Wall Mildred Bryant Barnara Stern Jiianila Hadfii:ld Alice Jane Billcm iirt i iiin I .arson JP-, c % - -N i w Foimcled in tlie fall of IQ Q- i ormal Dinner Dance— April 16, ig.jo. Sprint; Imltational I ' ornial — Ma 2 |. !()((). | AlDna Pi Ome a pna fMtdmti Sidney WeW) Roliert Sinilll Ronert I lioriip RoIhtI Sliiplry Allxrl IW,le % i lls c.1, fc ' -t « , m William Craddock illiani Watson Douglas Curn, ' Justin I .iindquist C liarlfs riMhtTsoM Edward L rbani Leonard Dysinger George Jorgensen Leo O Grady Ben Johnson Kenneth Nagel Glenn DuBois Wesley C od lar l Kenneth Nosier Steve Hosa Founded in IQ L came on campus in 1955. Annual Barn Dance -Ortol:)er 28, IQ- Q. Annual Fidl Moon Dance— May 18. 1940. Forty eight KnlMTl ' ll, , , l.nkOnv.tt ' oris Newslfllrr iNornian I liorf) Jaiiie ! Breniian r rnnk I mmu Arlliur Iiiiiiaii ( .rnest Kidfiiiit lr.,„l K.lly I)„„m|„sK ' ,„.,I,.„L Sigma Gamma Omega . r( nic liruw n Sliiiiliv KiigiTS W ' .iltir I ' nLni.iii Williniii Am, inn Cu or«;r I nrlnni- « r ' T P . ' ; 11 Irving I iiggarl Tnnv Sliillnii Ir.-.l l ' ,ik,-,l I ' irst )lli( i.il SIX i.il Ir.ilcrnily rcc ()i iii c on (ani|)iis. I iiurulrd in 1928. Forlv Gamma Plii Sigma Founded November 3I, IQ40. Estab- lisned a bouse at Reed and Soutli Fiftb Streets. James Haight Or. FrenerickC rraliiun David Davis Harr ' FicIwaRls t Drrest O Brien K.irl hvans Jack Aherle JacK Harcourl Rnnert Swanson illiani Julinston RuI.ert Sullivan I fuhert Wagner C leralu Fear Morris But kingliam Stanley Murtiotk Jiinies Buclros Jay Matthews I nomas Harvey Jolin Bishop C . W ' arner Keeley Al Aiton l tlgar Barr Norval ( uttornisen Donala W ' orleage Wilhiir Seott Manurl Silva I Miihp rretManfl Ross Dwyer William I ' riplett Fifty Delta llieta Omega RuImtI P..y,u- liinu ' s Mor.-(lilli ( fiarles AtuU-rsoii Kex Pursell ( arllon Peregoy illiiirii Swt ' t iiey RayiiKjnd Biixtcr I ' .oward C raiil I ' rank Olson James Mr( cty Leroy Ziniiiieniinn I larr - Baelir DiikOlsl.al I.oren Wilder Cn ' orge Kifer Kfiyinoncl X ' iillcr C.ei.rafPI,,.,- i;..rl R.ullus lul nr l Sinilluy liayanl Nielson Kidiiird M,illini l) .Inlm Swanscm Dun Anderson l«Tr ' ( nrilntT K.rd Surlier I rank Wilson l.. ' royllill lnl,„ llealev W.llM,„l),„,,n ££ £ £ QJ P £££££ Founded in IQ26. Annual Big Game Dance— November 2j. rOjO- Invitational Dance, June I, 1940. i (v ofie Delta Sigma Gamma liSiii Verne W illinms CaUiii Writjlit Eii rl l „ll„r W.,ll.T ' l,ilM,.„ ( Tiint C ross I litrrv I larler imM Artlmr Clionior Rif liaro Ormsny George Mansrielc Denn Newman ( narles Brown kni.ert Nelson kwi% VuxnV Holt I. His Rollier W Har, l l Ten,,.lin l i( linrcl 1 li(i(nj)S(ni R„l.,.rl Bu.ll i:„rU aM,|,l„ll C ' nrI Anil l,,r„,-s K.Kisr Ri, l,„nl ' ,mI||,I lolin ( leriiisdorl -ec J afll ' FoiiiKlecI ill IQ56 ns Yal ( )inf(I. Cmuc on cnni|)ns in tlie fall of 1939. iflv lii ' o Inter-Society Inter-Fraternity Council . n,lrrvi:.l.,,t. l.l..,ll I ' .UL.vM.D.inH-l !. ' ..„ Unix M„ru„r,l llnll l1or..(l,v i;,l.r M.irlli., Uiiiiirs I Itirrii ' l UoM liki ' ii MHri!iirrl Ni ' v ( cl.-sli ' ll)S -|lll Maryi-rv I iiriii.in irtJini.i l u r l„n.l..,v,ll i = !«. t K..I..TI r.iviii- N,.r.„„., Ilinr,, tTi if Williitni Jcrrv ( itrdiuT B.ul.„r., M„lll„-« yurs r.,i,„„c (■„rl Aril. I liirry I ' .cKviirds lirurr rislier All erl Beede George Place Sieve Hosn p ? c I lie purpose ol llicsc two groups is to cstnl)lisn coortliniiliDii anions! all campus oiganizatioiis. •i ly l ir La Torre Goes to T ne Healtn Depa: L.1 Torre p.i s tribuli- to an instilution of San Jose State coI1ci;l- tliat lias become an integral part of the school — the Eli ibeth McFaililcn Health Cottage. A nonprofit corporation administered by a board of directors who hold the property in trust for the Asso- ciated Students, the cottage is located at 430 South Eighth Street. It offers facilities for both convalescent and those students in need of sitnple bed care. The st.ilT of a chief nurse .md ihr-ee tither registered nient mirsfs. a ilit ' tici.in. .md a housekeeper are on liaiid all tin- liim- to take care of tlu- pa- tients. The collejre pli sicians pa - daily visits to the cottage and prescribe for them. Every registered student automatically be- comes a member of the Health Cottage at the time he pays his cjuarterl) registration fee and is eligible to receive the care of the institution at anv time during the quarter. WllliHM, B„k,T illiiiMi bwczey CliarlL ' S Hewitt Pki Mu Alplica mi:ns Mi ' sic Hiiney Drowning Cliarles Fulkerson Orrin Blatlner Francis Caiilu U.iniel McAuliffc Frank W ilkinson I liornas btc ens M, Kin Buffo R.l.rl B,lkn„| James Brown Dun Williams Maurice I ' aulKiiLT I ' ifly i Epsil ' ,lli,„„ Iv,■rs l!ll! M rlli I inl.iy Diirrcl l iii rirn on Nil Liamnia L:, t.iM:i;RiNG .Ih( k liisny iricenl Arena ( liarles C uslafs(in (;l.-n Rnl.lMS.MI I r.irik S i ,ii e R,.nHl.lM..„i. Guido Bcrli Meivin SilvH Ray Barljfino MHrl„i VM,|,.- Alln-.ll,ir,.l,i.r Max Molt I ' aiil Nfirimlowskili Frederick W ' orllu ' ii Fi ly Wallace Metcalf Roberl Fislier Lawrence Baslianon CKauncey Benevento Alplia Eta Si| ma ACCOUNTING C luium r Min.ikiT Arthur C (loiiior inrent 1 eresi Anthonv Morrlli Eniil Heidinger 1 Carl Moore Jonn Talia Melvin Barlx-ttini . rthur It-nrrques Robert Payne Francis Pearson W avne Bonliani David Souzrt Alipio 1 orinio James Krncara 1 l.,rl„n WiMer B„l. I ' rI.rs,,,, Arlluir Krlley ■ ' c|ly I ' iy il Jean Oordon Marion Sntitli Betty (_iinnoiis Aclrili, Sl.,uv Smock and T am WOMKN ' S AkI Doris Martin Clarissf I ' onlaiii Aune Aro Rutli i urniT Virginia Prekenia Nonnn W ' elhy liarLara W ' lit-rler Ldill. Riley CiIriwialK ' Hc Mnriiiiiliu ' Elizabrtl. IJrnl Rntl.a.Irll Isl.a.n Kallu-rint- I Iiii lu-s Junr ' ||m,.m..s fiditli Rppnts F.lsie Cfinnons Ali.e Hurni,ll Alice I Iionias Lila Carringlon Cfjrisll Srl.neider Manel Clements Morenc e I rlF«T Fifty Miiry 1 Tnult C iirlton Peregoy Rose Ounn Pegasus iril.KARV Ltlna Siccle Jane Zavattero Cora May Savage J I i McK ' ii Baruiiicss I rank Wilson — - , diiirlottc Ricleoul ' . e ' r Ldyllie T rout Julin Weynrew James O. Wood Man ' Belicic Dolo res Slepliens Inola Foru Sixty Arclis Jasper Alice Good Mary Curtis W ' il.ua Rolliwell Delta Plii Upsilon Ki i)rR(;, Rri:N i ' RiMAin- nmiiia Borzonc Rowena Donaldson Beatrice Clark Dtiri-; lulinsoti CI.Mrl.,lt.- Hindi Aeanelte Cupi ii Molly Bunnester TImIimm Dn.k,. Caroline Martinelli Barl.ar,, I ' ee.l,- Durolliy Sli.-|i.ir l l,„,w„H.- W ' rI.I Naomali Wirkliffe Rllhy Seiniers Rulli Kennedy .Inise li liri t( ri .liznljelli Burton Si.vly Ti r 1 (M,r,l,mll,, inc ( iiist. ' itson Kciinetli I ' ranK Ri.l,i,r lN..ville Gamma Beta or Alpna Pni Omega M) scoi rs sr-RMCE l..l„. Bisln [ l nliert Folenclorf illiatii Rermimu 1,(1 S, l.i.iidt I n-.l i-iir.illi i lN Rnl„Tl i,U - l ,ll lTl RIllxll ' S KnrI I .N ' lins rr.flH,,i,.k Harold Mt Curr y Ben Pac ker R,,v,n..n,ll.,-sl.T I Jrii T ee . rtl,„rlla„k Arlliur IJrciun Red I ' i nu B„l, B,ni,ke Winric.MllMrl f llnw.,nllii.l.,si i„„r fcwJrafc P llnrol.lSniill, .Siviv III Miirif linMfT A ni-s RmIit Alii.- ( ' lirisl(i|ili.T K. nil. ill hiiiley Mnry Hill Royal SioK Helen Pri( e Kosciinn,! ( liirK Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. Stella S l,nal.el Bettf Brownlie Clare Nicliols Willian, Nil.rliLi- Lesler RufitJell Virginia Wooclliaiii Martin Pluinnifr Man ' Lou Sieglricd Anne MrKinney Eleanor Haniillun Strlla Kiiapp Marv San lu z Ena Quetin Claire Lundell Franklin GeUinger Margaret Maclcey Dorotl.v Gallis. Sixty three fX Inul,, l„r,l i;il,.-l Wrif-lit Sarnli Wilson Alice Starr ' T au Cjamma W()MI;N ' S r HYSlCAL EDL ' CATION Gail lu.krr Irene Palnier Geralcline I ' agan Klilli Biirniester Claire W ' elirstedl C ' enevieve I edairord Leila Ciulinert i:il„l ll.unl.v Epsilon Pi Tau on INDUSTRIAL ARTS I .ewls Ferrari Keitli llilrluoik !)„nal,l Kelso kirliar.l Nolle X ' nxenI llollhou IJonaM Sliank Lliyene Raggio ()r ille Renlel I ' nil l iinlyrcn Eric Nelson Henn ' Dunning Earl Lord Si.viv jinn Mar ' Mnriselle Mvrn F.iitoH l irrnmc 1. JillaiukT Vr.ml Wi T neatron Dk ' AMA Marir ( iirr Pcler Oilll Henry Mnrsl.all Arnold Roldnsor P.itric i.i Inmsidc I )itrnlliv I A ' wrvtv . K ' „l„rl h„„l„i ll.m.,r.l ( ' l..,M.I..Tlir iuii . ( ' .ill Evrnel Sprrk Miirlli.i C.arlsliorc Niiriihi Cilli- iiic Sl nia Delta Pi SI ' AMSII Jiinc liamis Agnes Ricier I)cnn Fo ;li r M,i., (■...l.k.Miil, Bcrl Seller Cliiirles Alva Si.v v fire Si Lyie Derhy Wooarow Senierau Ellis Rotlier bpartan benate OFBATF. Leroy Troulner Jeanne Crites Friink Wilson David Alkiiison W esley i oiing George I lopper Wginin Rocrn Frnnris Pearson Ol. ., R„.ingnnri George Quentin Dick Woelffel R.-,l|)l, Bkirt Sixty six I oni larlcy Ralpli Kclley Oon iixfon! Sigma Kappa Alplia HISIORV Bernire Tompkins William Poylress Snirliy l.wing Mildred Cientry CLira Mocking I ' lov.l A He,, Peggy McDaniel l..l.n W ' lMlfi.l.l i( tor (lorin George Frykman Olive Gilliam IrcdfricK Granant Sixtv sofen Inoln Fur.l Alice Go :kI Mary Jane Byrcl Vivienne Dennis Pi Epsilon T au GENERAi, i:i.i;mi;niarv Kay Alexander Audrey Morrell Lois Webb Goldie Anderson Lucille Gruner I .lien Squeri I laniilton Hodgson Olga Rosingana Jeanne Stnffelbnf li Winifred Rice Rita Gamboni Eleanor Hnruillon Robert Leniinon Barbara Siggins lune Par..-Is  , te. J . ■ N ' irginia Rocca Llvis Devlin Evelyn Ross Don Tuxford (liarlotte Cornwiill C.n.I Look I lielnia Cooper N liirgarel Jones liernice Craig Annette Aaeplfel Alberta Gross Kiillierine Pinoris Rnlli Kennedy M.iry ' e k Nl.irie V,,xl„-„„ Christ! Scbneitler I ' -iigene Suniji Si lv ' ( () .( Klitli KrniKiiv irL i[ii.i Masuii AlluTla ( .n.s. Marv Jnnc Bvnl Lois Webb ijoisc Joniistoii licrnirr TjiyitT IJIm ' I lh.n,l y trL ' tiira KiinittiLTtT Kappa Delta Pi i-.ni ' CA ' iiox Aili.. , „nln,,,n [ (i rriii Oonalusoii ( ' l)iirlntU- Cornwall Marie Murray inia Slat, ' j, ' LTs lillon I lodgson i ' nrr 1 elier ire Craig Barl II rhara I lairinionr l.ninia ur one Mnrv Wells liarhara Siggiiis l)oris .lonnson l.,.rr„i,„- I I., II irgini.i Runa Arlinc I ' lisiili loaniir Stalf.-ll a li I iiisc ' Orlalcia Arlliur Browne M. .,lM.tl, M..XXN..II l.r,.„linr Wall...,. Iiine I ' arscis Barbara Cliarlesworll F ' lorcnrc XViKKorinK Rila C.an.l Mni Kalliertru ' rerraro l.lva l U( ( int-lli l.lvis De lin Josepninc Moniiol I .aitreitc Buardiiiiiii Riiny SeinitTS H ne Mils, in ( )lga Rosingiina rva Wilson I.-anrtle WrJ.I Marllia Dnwiicv C orinne I low c larie Waxliani S(.v(v ni i ; Clii S 4 ' Karen Loll Jean Croucli Margaret Hoare Lorraine Hall Belt. Margttrct Hull Joe Myers Margaret Alexaiuirr Wallace Meltalf Pi Omega Pi iu ' sim;ss education eva ilson I-ditl. Gandollo Moroiice Canipo: Ilnin DeSnicl (_iuy G. i ' vinni- ):i!na McBricIc Anna Marie I) Ann.i Emily Currier ] Ln_ille K( ' [jliar(_l Gerald I ' itzGerald Virginia McEncrnc Jerry Girdiier Manuel Silva Artluir Kelley iNornia ( lillespie Frciiikltn Kelso Sort ' titx (ine pis « 4 ( liiirles Bruwn ( liarles Sliort li ' i- Gattuccio Ruljert Danielson Pi bi nia Llii rKi:-MEDIC. L (M-.,ri:r Mansfi l l R(.1)ltI liaison i Jva MrConncl! J.irnes Clian Evelyn Dtptw Pliilip Sanlilippo Henry Cortani .atirrnc r I liiinii.iii r.rur Tc Molfali George [ rencli Waller Anderso eo Baker HroI.- I ' .M.r.lli I ' rancis Doyle Albcrl Wasseriiian K ' nili M.,t.tl,ai.i i-rf-iil lii ' O I cnorc lostcr J ranees Mtliuulcii I.Icannr Darr I5t ' Hv l.fstrr bpartan bpears soi ' iioMoRi; umi;ns slkvici; Doris Ma„ii,,l, Joyre illiiuns Juan Wliiti ' lionsc i Ivivii Buss II.I.M M„lll„ S M„r (;„s|,,,r triiiniii Stnipsoii Rulli l.,i vson .liiwi L!lls«i.rlli Cliiirliillc Kiilioul 15,-lly Wool Mi.l.,-1 Goin.-s IV««y M,lJu„„l.l Lois Silver lunc Gross Kuil. Wool ( l,„rl..M,. i„„ . tfiTMlv three I ohcrt C ' iin ia Bob Harrell Stuart Carter Han ' ey White Spartan Knignts mi:ns s[£rvice l-rcJ Albriglil I l.tiiiillon Hodgson Bob Svvanson Bill Jonnston Manuel Silva Merton Crockett I larinn Wilcler Kerov Hill Willi (iunua Hciwfircl Wiilson Carllon Pcregoy Geor0L ' Ford Torn Farley ' arner Keeley William La Bee Hugli Slalcy Harvry RI..mI,.s (leorge Walsli Gene Rocclii Cnauncey Bcnevenlo diaries Antlersoii Delos Bagby Leo O ' Grady Clarence Russo Lcn Morltti Jerry l il ( litald Al Ailoti Slatiley Miinlo. k vi ' vitlx jour I y.i rciH (■ liaslianoii UcIhtI I. CO Barney Murpliy Ea Grant Tau Delta Pi 11 I l.iMiiltuii i Idd fson WilliHin lion. Lrviii DfSinet NA ' illh,.., P,.ylr .ss l yl,- U Tl)y W ' illiiiiii Ncwijy Inlin Miirlais Wallace Molcalf ) il.l ( .lavc ' S tllrain J wezev W l..l,i, lull„l, pjj I ninii Savajic - . Arthur Nt-lsoii ' vW. ( iiori!!- l.lilini; lol.M 1 larville liorl Scllrr Ldvvin I larprr Waller Arulerso IXerell Clark Ki.l.anI n Kal,.l. Kell irfi. ' iDitiifT W.ll.an, Ueu ' al Joe Myers rrcd MerritK Don 1 iixlurd Svrrnly fit H„u M,,.(;„,„ Muriel Knowles Miir ucriteWurlsbougli irtiiiiiii Rowe Delta Nu Tlieta IIOMi; IX ' ONOMICS M.,rN,ll,.„ ,.|m„. IlstluT Norfti Eflitli Rke l-orriiinu Irnlmil M.u„l,A l,r Margaret Jones Leona Cutting Roma Miiilun 1 1, -I,-,, Mil.,,,,,, I ' aulia, I v„,l, Frances Robinson Margaret H liornas Mu Plii Epsilon W OMLNS NATIONAL MUSIC Al.na Wilhaais Karen Loft Dc.rnlliy Currell Aiit-ieMadiacIo Rosalie Spctiale Mary SanfilipiJO l„rraiM. ' llall lean C ' ron, ll |), ' l|,l„a l ' l„ll,, s Mar(.Mrrl I laniis CI ' , ' fl( ' SfA ' Aiilltrniy (. iris( loli I . l arcl Oraiil Willi,..,, Wiltl„T(.,r W.lli,..,, !,,llm,„. Cni Pi Sii nia I ' OI l( c i:l.... ' r Sn.ili, Willie... Silin.idi l iil.,iril Maroni-y I l.jir Koscf.sw cii,. ! Iii (l K.iili,.is W ' illinn. Oavciipori (.ris Newsti ' lItT lr,.„l KJI,.,„ I Inward .1. S( rinticr r.dwnrri ,I -li li A,.,ln-v M,.m.|l I. ,..,.„■ I ' .l.TM-n Delta Epsilon AIM Srlnia Kami Josephine Muiinol Averill Gross Clnri ; ' o Pnulain Sevniotir T,ocks MantM C.lenienis Estelle Hoisholl I.onis La Rarljcra ' vi ' iitv sei ' pti B,ni.,r.l lur|,l,v B,.rl .,r„ I ,,l Paul RuIhtIs Iota Delta Pki I KM ( II Peggy McDaniel IZann Steele Margaret Honrc Dornlliy Pearson Barlinra Wl.itelaw IV.rl ,..,i ' ,.II.M,- A, li. (Vegnry Ijnily B.)lni.-ll J uger Irt ' licr ( iriH ( ' I linos IVrl Seller .lean Maiirer SirrTifv ritihl Wnyne Rose Jolin Soares I .oiiK I. a Rarljcrn Artiz H. ans MIIN ' S ART ffo, oroce l .aliooii Deyo Scliuli lack Windsor r Locks Se Bnl, MalI.,-.on l.cslir Biirtiicslcr I..I.M H.„krl„„M. Cl.iu.l llnr.u, I o i Arulrcws Dun I ' cl.rsnii R...ml,l Il„ll,,,u ,-,y pi ' ci l - niit O.ivi- ' rililiriial Morris Maiioogian I.ornv I lill Plii Epsilon Kappa MHXS PHYSICAL I ' Dl ' C.VHON Huj li Sliiley W ' nllor M Pliersim Cliiirlfs .Xrulrrsoii ' .-aKi Hiirvt-y I IkmI( Howard Mosir T |- BI.J. t I-oiiis Aiitognnni K„l„rfTil,l,pnnl k ' ,,1.. rl BniM .in I n.l ll.unlou K ' ,,l„-,l l.nk,-. I),l„sll.,i.l,v I l.,nl ' n rm„rll( s I, .,1,1. ll.,rlS,l,„„.l,ll (Tlinn SiK r-r . IIpii Solzin Plii Upsilon Pi (III 1I IK ' V I„n„„ K ' „«l,ll.- Ri. I,.,nU ..,1 II I ' m-,, .. U Sliinley Mplvin riuHii.is Kirll. ' V Willinn, W,Un, Kril.irl A. lolinson Willi,,,,, IV,-,I ll,,rl.v Ur.,.ll,v I ).Ulil ' l IV-SSIIMT I W Ki, l,.,nl.„„ l).„, i v„.l. i in ' ilv (iiic r„r.,l,i r,i r„.,,,i,i Jaiiii ' s C nrr. ' iii R„l,ert Willis Horace 1 lint s Alplia Eta Rlio A IA I K )N Friink W onticr I liirry Killpack Frank AIiLe Edwarci Bayley ll.„ll.vrl,„|.in K. ' ill, Birl,.,,, C ' .L ' nn Kelly Cnaries Wilsdti Arlluir Piilvin Cluirles Blancliara J. lint ' s Bailey 1 ravis liiius % « t 0f% m. Ravniond Sftvin WillinniM.u.l.l.n Malt Si tpp Aln, rt-il .Mini :i(( i(v rcf) Si.ln.-v W.I.I. Kfiitu ' lli Sli ' plu-ris I. eon | iirrii v B..I. I ' .ivne Alpha Delta Sigma Ai) T;k I isixc. Dick Ofshul Ooui;las ( urry B„l, Slliplrv Dave Atkinson ArniancI Green Duitilit Bftiifl BillRu.imk Nil Iota Cl 11 JOURNALISM ance Perry Pony Svvenson Frank Bonanno Bart Miivnanl I i rn,- Graliairi Bill K..s.i.n darflner WaliTs ,l..l,n H.akv Eitfhty ttin ' e (H JT) MnryTrni.l. I ,.i. WVM, I ,M,i.. ( ),l.,l.l., Blade Masque si;m( )K ' w )Mi: Leila Gulmert Audrey Morrell Allicrta dross i iricn Dininiick Jeanne Starielna ii flrnesline Smitli Senna Kann (_ arcJine Bailey R ,.- W ' irl . Xnr f -.ilL-spir r.i.ihly h i . ' T-iitSi BicMusf of its rapid growth during tlu- past few years, the Aviation department is given special recog- nition b La Torre, which depicts State college life at the aiqwrt. Working in conjunction with the Cjvil Aeronautics Authoritj- for the second year, the de- partment offers flying training to students. During I93Q-40, fifty San Jose students received schooling under the C. A. A. program. The federal governinen has expanded its flving program here, offering ad- vanced training to civilian pilots. Also under the juris- diction of the Aviation department Is the State College Flying cluh, w hich offers flying experience to mcmhers. hi ( 1 fl l ■ 1 ' 1 — ■i.iiAi ' ■ «.i t HE ' ' ..V ; Xj a J ifea -iM r T ■ -■ ' ;■ ■ ' ■ ' t ' r i-- ' - ' 1 1 m 1 ii Horace Bill L Editor LaT orre Bill Regan PliologicipJiy ILclitor Alberta Gross Assistant Editor Lucille Johnson Assistant Editor Edith Maiizy Associate Editor Edith Daily (circulation A a iayci Marion Johnston V omen ' s Sports Editor Ernest Ralph Assislanf Mounting Editor Marcelle Chabre Club Editor Mary Traub Copy Writer Pony Swenson Copy Writer Mary Jane Kirby Copy VVrifer Joseph Azzarello Photography Staff Kenneth Roberts Phtography Staff Bill Wasson PhotograpJiy Staff Bart Maynard Pliolography Stajj Seymour Locks Cover Artist Owen Welch Division Page Artist Kathryn Hughes Art Staff Claude 1 loran . ( Stajj Jaclv Windsor Art Staff Mary Jane Byrd General Staff Jean Ellsworth General Stafj Selma Kann General Staff Ann McLaughlin General Stall Lenore Foster _ General Stall Babs Granite General Staff Tom ( iriffin General Staff Jane 1 lull General Stafl Dorothy Meyer General Staff Eleanor Stamper General Slafl Antoinette Curci General Stall Lois Silver General Stafj M,,ryJ,u,cB r.l I .(MS Silver l.lill, l)„ily Marvlr,,,,!, Iiiin IllUworlli Srl.n.i K.Hiii Mjirion M lmsti)tA I ' nic ' sl Riilpli Km RohiTis Ann M(Lnni liliM I. II k iiitlsor Lcttnrf I osier li)c Az .arollo Bal.sOanil.- I (irii (.irillin ( Inulrllor..., Aiitiiinillf Ciiri i K.iliirvnlluKl,i-s Uorolliy Miycr Sevinour Loi ' KS liill WassoM OvmmW ' iMi M.ir.illiCliabrc I .If.iiior Slarnpcr Jane I lull Fred Mcrrit i EJilur. I- all ] ll.,l,„rl M„vn„r,l Bill K,„lr„k rAtiior. Sj)riti(f Di,k Olsl.nl lUisiiwss rJiiiHujvr bpartan Daily Pony S enson Associate Ed ' aiice Perry Copy Ef Bill Regan Copy Ed. lary TraiiD Copy E.d, Frank Ron an no Sports Ed Jolui Healey Sports Ed, Gardner Waters Featuie Ed, Harry G rail am Day Edi Gene Harvie Day IMt Mary Jane Kirby Day Ed, Eleanor Raney Day. Otto Tallent Day Culver Wold Day ' - d Keitn F irlem Genera Clarence Brown General S Jack Clark Genera S Jack Diittvveiler GeneraJ S Margaret Etcneverry General S Bennie Frizzi General S Wendell Hamnion —General S Svend ilansen General S Eleanor Irwin General S Christen Jensen General S Conrad Lacy General S Paul Lukes General S James McAuley General S Irene Melton Gieneral S Elizabeth Moody General S Ben Muccigrosso General S Carlton Peregoy General S Don Peterson General S RutI if S iViriflV Margaret Richter General S Kenneth Roberts General S Florence Scudero General S Edward Velarde Genera S Glen Krumme GeJieral S James Bailey General S Don Anderson Business S David Atkinson Business S Douglas Curry Business S Armand Green Business S Bob Payne Business S Robert Shipley Business S Leon Sparrow Business S l avid I honipson Business S Don Segersfroni Business S Sidney Webb Business S Jack Windsor Business S Hank Litten General S John Blair Beach General S tor tor tor tor tor tor lor lor 4f aff off iJ aff of! ulf aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff aff off off ofl off aff off aff h1 I - r,i o P(in S % fUSdll W.M.r I ' rrry I Jriinor Riitlry John M.-nlrv Hill K.i . M M..rv I t.u.l. I l.irry ( Hiiluitu M.irt«.ir -1 Riilit.T I rank Horuinno rloroncc Sc icdi-ro Otlo riillent Ben Mm ( it r()sso (M.„r,.,. I ' I,,,,. 1)„M r,l,rs,„i Carlfon I ' lTiUoy l:li ,alH-ll, M.Kuly Jink Diilhv.ilcr Jiu K C lark Si.l.i.y W.-I.l, (trrir I l(ir ic ( lien Kniiniin- Ldwiirtl eliirtlc Douglas Curry C„K r W ' uM I ' .ml Lukes B..I. I ' aynr MartJiiri-t I ji lu-vcrry Rol.crl Sliipk-y Kcitli liirk ' tn Arni.iiul Cfrccn ' A Ircnr Mellon Leon Sparrow C nristeri Jeiisei ' K Dorolliy Mulcady Billie Starrett Emily Currier Barbara Matthew Dorothy Slieparcl irginia Moore President Atnletic Association I inctv tirn THE WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION provides an op- |)ortuiiity to every woman student to participate in recreational sport not included on ner ciirricidmn. Membersnip in tlie organization is not restricted to physical educa- tion majors or minors. Any woman interested in tennis, swinuTiinC archery, fencing, modern dancing, or any other activity, may improve her technique in the sport of her choice through the medium of the WAA. The government of the group is managed by a council of seven women elected from the student bodv at large. From these councilors, the officers are elected. To supplement this group each of the various clubs under the general jurisdiction of the central organization elect representatives who serve on the council and report back to them the business of the council. Main events of the year s social calendar, in addition to play days with different colleges, are the Hobo Picnic and the Hay Ride, in wliicli any co-ed in tlie school ma take part. Associated W omen Students San Jose State college ' s ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS is an important laclor in tlie government of tlie college. Including as il does, in its menHjerslii|). every co-ed in llie college, it provides an opportiniity lor all women who feel llie need of an outside activity. Cioverned by an executi e hoard and a coiuicil of representatives of every women s organization in the college, the organization spon- sors social activities throughout the year. Entering freshmen are taken inider its jurisdiction with the Big Sister activity, by which out- standing upperclass women are chosen to serve as advisers, plaving liostesses at the Freshman Tea held before the opening of school as the first AW ' S activity ol (he ear. Other affairs sponsored by the group are the AW ' S Jamljoree, an all-campus talent show, the Women ' s Jinx, the Fashion Show, High School Dav, and all-co-ed assemblies. Alinroy Mnrrol Lois Silver Rii ' jy Seiniers AuJrey Morrel Leiia Gulmert Alice Good Nint-ty llirft rama 1. Kiad L.ulv .11 ilic nuTcv of an F:.isl Lvnni- villain. 1 40 st !e. This .innospht-ric drama achif ' cd its hair- raisiiii; effects through t|uiotIv menac- inj: lines and sinister situations. 2. A contrast in ' iiletide elieer . . . [Dickon ' s famous Christmas ( irol iliaraeter, Serooi e. h i ns upon larth- K frivolit . 5. I Do in the super-Hollywood manner as depleted by Kaufman- Hart ' s Once in a Lifetime. 1, Dramatic liiihtiui; proves effective in Cheklun s Seagull. 1. A f.iniily group rmm Tliomton VC ' ililcr ' s Our Town. TIh ' plot w.is not .li imporl.inc in tills sliow ;is the vivid picture ol coninionpl.ui- o ent5 in a small Now Enj;land town portrayed b the drama. 6. Sliakcspcarc witli speil.il mu.sical tffi-cts. . . . A sci-iu- from Twelfth Niglit. hest known of ilie English master ' s comedies. ■ . Tills scene, also from Twelfth Night. is one of the comedy- high spots which aids In the de- velopment of the plot generously garnished witli mistaken identities and amusing errors. The re- volving stage. if which the staircase shown is part, was ,i triimiph for the technical department. 1 . Mad Kini; Henrs IV and his four M ' citl coiiiisilors pliiloso- pliizc in the year ' s outstanding Pla fr5 production of ' Henry IV. 2. Director James C ' lanc) lac- tjuers the leading lady ' s locks. 3. A hit of hack-stage eyehrow raising. 4. A dramatic moment during the .inniial Christmas play. . One of the more serious situa- tions w hich arise in Shakespeare ' s rollicking Twelfth Night. 6. C h r i 5 1 m a s C a r o I again. Tinv Tim speaks. 7. Noel Coward ' s Hay Fever. This was presented as an intimate type of production. s Taltntcd modern danctrs cnrolleil at San Jose Stale college are enabled to further their training as members of Orchesis, women ' s honoran dance soci- ety. I ' nder (he direction of Miss Marjorie Lucas, the group of 20 wi.meii meets weekK in the Women ' s gymnasium dance studio, practices tech- niques and prepares programs which are presented during the ear. This year Orchesis presented several performances which were well-received bv the audiences. :t ' k m Hfl Cinlo, women ' s five dub orj;aiiizcd in 1925 b Miss Alma Lowry Williams, is tlie oldest musical or- ganization on campus. Their activities this year included contribution of music for the Christmas pla) ' ; their 1 ' 5th annual concert in the Winter ijuarter; and participation in YWCA ' s Spring concert. They were honored by Elizabeth Henderson, Ameri- can composer, who dedicated her Dream Song to them this ear. Bel Canto Sympnonic Orcnestra Called the finest musical organization of its kind on the Pacific Const by many leading aiithointics, the San Jose State College Symphony Orchestra enjoyed a success- ful 1939-40 season. Under the direction of Adolph W. Otterstcin the 124-piecc orchestra made two appear- ances at the Golden Gate International Exposition and jH ' rformed at the National Music Educators conference in Los Angeles. Other highlights of the year were the orchestra ' s three annual concerts in San Jose. Till ' S iiiplionic Rand, an offshoot of llu ' old State Teailirrs Colli ' m- Band, organized b George T. Mat- ll)i s in l ' )2J. has been under Thomas E. E.igan since l  f). Tlie group, characterized hv fine instrumentation made possible by a large personnel of 9 . played their fourth annual formal concert during Spring quarter, also con- tributing to the Winter quarter Finlandin Finnish Relief program. Symphonic Band Brass Clioi loir Woodwincl Clioi loir Llubi C. S. T. A. ( ' f KT. BrovMU ' , Lane, Finrtmn, Oinuli. Si liMiihrl. Slliriit ' on. HfW. f.oift r: Cipn p|i. I i.innon, (luularl. Ast. Brownlie. I li(ini[ison. Fl ying Club ( ' p icr; StiAt ' tis. 1 1 kc. W ' enner. Mr- ( iillniipli. Curran. Evans. Midd e; Wilson, ( ircensides. Higgins. OldaKer, AliMOS. Ainimernian. Mitrnell. LMirer: Sartor. VVWott. Click. Flocking. Palil. Ailiara, Ctirlton. Lynes. Forestry Club I fyprr. Xink. Miiinri liouse. Ecklarut. F.ngel. .Iar«l s. t Mirer: Sperry. Borden. I ati. Ornisneo. Morris. Hawaiian Club I ' ppvr: Kasparo ' il( li. astonceilos. v - Imsn. Porter. Moniz. Kong. Aitken, as- contellos. MiilfUv: Hitduock. Miya- gowa. as(()n cllos. 1 Ini. Bralc lier. Bar- tcls. I.oii ' er: i iiissey. 1 aine liiro. C bang. I3ed)v, Drcier. Boolb. Allen. William ;. Lettermen (. ' )( ' r: Birlriii. ( iirniod ' . Locks. Nasi- iiiriitu. (_ nrran. W ' ernpe. Pursell. Mr- ( n , I err ' . Hoernlein, Lindgren. AJidd c: I ' osnerg. Moinden. C rotser. OConn.T. kbodes. Bnli. b. Masdeo. M.I rl 1-1 la. Risbw ain. Kiddle. Anderson. l-inrer: Fabn. Grant. Robles. Sawtelle. R i( bi. Fahn. Bruno. Lacv. Kolta. .b.bnson. One Hunarea Three LluD! Kappa Phi ( .Mwell. W ' .H.IridMr. ( fprr: Sinwip. CiiMwell. ' cH)lridtJr Hnrncll. ( liMions. ' c.n Brrk. Roger. MuiflU ' : M.FHrldeti. GiKhons. HeiuN I ifX ' s. lolitisoti. Jasper, Bunting. Lower Md ' adclen. Faulds. Rider. Adair. Doyle Curtis. McCartriey. Stone. Daily. Camp Leadership I ' ftpcr: Wilson. Pisano. Rhodes. Atkins. D( vning. riioriip. Har ille. Bryson. A (( ( e: Homall. Sliepard. McKlnney. Gray. Atkins. F Kilbrick. Ewing. Fleisli- nian. Alexander. Lou ' er; Ewing. Oran- fle. Reed. Petersen. Taylor. Peddicord. Harville, Popp, James, Henscliel. Physical Education Girls Upper: James, Taylor. I ihbs, Russell. Peixoto. Steele. Hoffman. VVfiitton. J JitkUe: Walters. Vaz. Hodges. Tavares, l-enike, I i.- rlier. Cauble, Smith. Longer: Latisonola. Hanks. Morion. Haniby. Corwin. Oslncup, Moss. Nash. Sail Jose Bible Club Upper: Peterson. Pray. Neff. Kendall. Jensen. Pyle. Upper middle: Selstad. Craw. Lindvall. Steles. West. Miller, (.liulii. Ransom. Lou ' er-rnu ti e; Carlson. Atchison. Barton. Hemmy. Kerr. Bohr- man. Sample. Howes. Johnson, Kees. Ton ' it: Roberts. Hemmy. Fiarlon. Bar- ton. Barton. Hubbard. Hood. Hansen, Anderson. ( iiilii. ' iit .y. f awson. N ewman Club Upper: Aahner. Kubiskie, Beade. Stan- ley. McCaidilf. Johnson. Amsler. Sunia. Maltingly. Middle: Peixote. Gotiies. I e io. Rose. Fowry, Clark. Chabre. az. Loii ' pr: Manire. Bangs. atuone, Himt. Chris topKerson. Ast. l ezzolo. ( Muir lino, v omes. One I iimdred I ' uur 1 ' ' ' ' ' i ■ 1 Clul 3S Pliysical Education Minors ( V xr S.nilll. O ' Neill. IVrKlnll. Mi, . . ' M  ' rs, KiniJ. I looker. l_)f U ' n. I.utrvi: I .« ' SScir !, Brot Ktii.in. ( Tftton. .m- n i . i r(i uli t . Pi Sigmci Chi Uliper: Morris, ( ortiint. I iiitson. W ns- MTlnHn. Dnilas. MuLUv: B,,k,r. Cml- lucc ' io, Lit ' , [irow ti. Virii.iinoto. I atiirl- son. xJii ' pr: Saiifilippo. I renc li. Oi-pcw. Snort. Keinliard, i t ' )rrlli. Methodist Girls l PfHT: l o . Ciihnons. iitiBrck. Iiu„y. MkUlf: ( .il,l,nr,s. Brms.Url. I ' ipcs. niile ' . t.iurer: Rifler. liUihJs. MtC artiiry. .Jiisprr. I liirtin, ( uriis. ociaJ Aff airs Lower: nung, Philliriik. Knhn. Doiiiic Medved. Owen. Uftpvr: Anclers m. Ilosn. ' .m Pere. Alkin-.u,. I ■il .C mt..M, Japanese Student Chib Vfifwr: 1 h ri. Itiuuyc. . ' h)riurhi. Snkni. Higashiuirht. Ono. f lutdlc: 1 akaliaslii. I suno. 1 anianmra. Mtyo.slijta. Nike. Nenioto, Okarjiolo. .orrer: Matsutnoto, Ogata. 1 awara. Nakanioto. Sasao. Narifnalsii. HicJaka. Hiraki. Onv Hundrvd i ' ive o O C CiUDl Italian Club upper: 1 ognettr. Di Paolo, Weaver. Morel li. Baslianon. Loiver: SanFilippo, La Rocca, Invin. La Rocca. Martella. Pre-Legal upper: Downing. Derby. Giillo, Fried- man. Anerle. Lower: Nocldin, Norby. Broylcs, Barter, Noeffel. rencing upper: Pliilbrick, Pliilbrick. Kubiskie. Slieparci, Hess. Lower: aeprlel. 1 1 u e li e s , Sleitz. rana. Cnristian, I luletke. Phi Tau Theta Upper; Reiinuna. Myers, lemplin. Sur- ber. Lotcer; Dickinson, Leedoiii, Nelson. Brill. -n. Sriiilli, Raciio Club ( 7) XT, Perry. Stanley, Ainsler. Barlon. Linrvr: Coffey, Kn i(Iil. Wal un. Cooper, Bisby. ' i)nv i liuulred Six Clul UDS Eta Epsilon !,„(,■ Umr: B. Mrl „l,l,n. C., ,U. Cull, licit;.-. H. Mcl ' lu-t-liTS. Oniill. I ' rii,l lioiiiine, W ' ullert. St liroi-der. IT 1- 1 1 U-r.-i. Third Rtnr: lrr(;pns -n, liiir- iiit k. Reed. Boljrnian. S( lirii ler. MinliuK I)() viU ' y. jolmsetn. I,(ir(l[, ' r. Miinliiiu. Sci,iM(! Rmr: G.rl)y, illliii( . Mnrcilt.-. ir kiT-ioii. MnrOiincll. Knowlfs. Lea. I i.il,l. H.illner. ( riss. ■ i nl K.icr- Miinnol. Kriiike, HaiigtiiiiHn. ( owli ' V i;. Md-iiilden. i:nsl -v. M.ird.,. L W,-iu ' .-l. A.Klr.w. kiill. Rainbow Ciirls (,„(, U.iir: - ,i. Sll.illi. K.iu..n. k ' cpss. NulliiiB. Willis. .Iiilinsoii. ( ' .ril Ills. Money. I ' liinl Kiiir: l. ini!. Nulls Atmrllc. MoenniiifJ. H. Wool. ( luiiul l r. Coleman. Walters. I ' jnrnons. .Sec uiiil Rmr: Beally. Daily. Moss. Wigel. Bull!. ( .iilliridse. Scliroeder. Riley. St lireinp. I ' ronl Ron ' ; .latKs. .anltr. K.iiiiralkfi. Mull. Corwin. Caniplttll. Darr. Slii.trl. R. Wool. Pt.vvell. Police Club idtt Rote; I . ans. I ' .ntjielnan. Mullier. I intistin. C . .lolinst)n, SnelllialniDer, Siliaer. (tra . W. .jtinnsttn. T n ' rt Rote; Kneluiis. Klein. St rinner. Nagel. I t tltl. SpLiin. . ' . .Itilnistni. Sergi. Mt)[ ensen. Setotit Rote; Roessler. Beryey. ' im Meier. Illtli!e. Daveoporl. Newsleller. n 1,1. Wallien Will.er Fmnl Rtttiv (, ' as.serly. Rosenll.al. I ' l,illi|,s. latol,. Moore. Ciriscioli. . lallisoit. MtXown. Gerlinger. l£. Sniilli. Spartan Stags !„,(,■ Rote; ( ainition. Ilt,|,e. Wieni.tn. l.l)e. Brown. lleal Mile. ( ' .rt)slit)pl. r,.r,l. I Criffin. Han,. I.. Totltl. I os- Kirt. ' . rigbt. l liitti Hoir: .Ifiisrn. MiinUniHfi. (. nrr.in. IaIIc. LhBcc. W (T inT. I )rriiiMt, ' . ibnntt. ( irrrnsidrs. I ' ier,,-. ll„,lu.son. Ilillis. .Sptt.n, Rtne; Bagny. D. I arson. I ' .. I.ar.st)n. Kinitrn. I5arl)ellini. McCarly. D. Brown. Miles, [..iffimn. Bttllon. Sergi. Reetl. ( n.lser. I ,iliii,l,irf. ( ' .urn, a. While, ' riinl Rtiie; . iTy. Weslon. .-Xtnerian. Bellel, ( hang. Browning. Mrs. C. Mt Kay. B. I lillon. el)l er. Crotketl. I ' eterson. ( ttrlielt. li.ireiillier. Pbysical Education Majors Inick Roic: Rayner. Peixftto, Mo(l|fi ' s. Ojsh ' dl. Monroe, Giibnrrt. Srnitli. lonl. Sb.-ldon. RussrII. P, ' d li,„r,I. Bnkrr. Aini .ii Ii. Itini Roic. I larrtson. I nylor. (■.Mil.lr. Cnrlson. Sutrbffe. I.i-ink.-. Sh-rb-. Selvo. I ' .e-ll. Si -Vi ' rs. Srcnnd R ur: W ' bitton. W ' iilters. James. ' I ibb.s. 1 nrlnicitiii, lisber. Moore. Lovelb l.yon. i bitnihon. ( trass. Irunf Row: 1 a ares. Switbenby. Barnard. Morton. I a$ an. lames. ( )nvin. IJanLi;. Sutfin. Slafbird, Mu s. Broeniscr. az. ()ne liinulreil Srrrn a MS ,:.Q:. f) f O e f 5 CluD! Radio Speaking Society Back How: Soares, Eawards. Weylirew, Daniels. Atkinson. Second Roiv: Brown. Battle. Heath. Pedrazzini. Tre- maine. Wagner. Front Ron ' ; Bnotli. Scnillerslrorn. Marlcey, Long, Sdnv en- son. Owen, rur ri, Douglas. Presbyterian Club SucL Ron ' . Silvey. Ratliman. Williams, rieatn. Nirnols. Aiinniernian. Bailey. Front How: Saunders. Scott. Hines, Howe. Bean. Nickerson. Da kin. G eology Club kick Hoir: Ainnnernian. Bovce. Graves. Bullard. W ' eyhrew. Ranistad. Wiley. Secori(t Row: McDaniel. 7An i. Wilson. Kartrhner. Harville. Pisano, Settles. Front Row: SaunJers, Long. Henry, Mr. Buss. IVtersen. Bulil. H. Buss. Bibliopbiles Club Buck Kote; Nicliols, Kenvon. Staggers. Hewitt. 1 sclialter. Russell. Norclquisl. econa Rofi ' ; Carrey. Helton. Protli- eroe. Pipes. Hines. Goodrich. Jaycox. Front Rorc: Daily. Krlhume, Alexander. Adair, W alker. Byrne. Pi Nu Sigma itack Row: Williamson. Blafjon. Irwin. IlilT. Manh-y. Second Row: Wier. M. Moore. Wright. Perrelli. Stevenson. Borg, rront Row: Okamoto. Pearch. liowin.ui. I iiwara, Iwagaki, Franklin. Smill., One Hnndred Hight Clul 3S Spartan Hall Bacli Row: Crothers. Mitchell. Higgins. Woiiiadc. liergey. Bays. DeN ' ore. ( nn- lii ' ltl. I MiMiijjSun. I.fonnnl. rronl nit ' Cmi i. Mdll. I l.inil. liirjJfnspn. Hiiiril. Shii..r. Il.„,l. Burl. Il,ir,l. En to mology Club Hmli Row: Cnrtani. Frirk. Driver, At l in ;. Hnrtgrs. 1 iiir ille. Second Ron ' : PrtiTsrn. iitit f. Slano. l£ viiig, Pisano, Mrv.T.. ll,.rvjlK-. -ront Row: R,n- l. cnturiiiu. rnilljritK. Atkins. Duntiui. Sniitn. liiirnes. M( Kinnev. Co mmerce Club hoik Roir: uri li. I cclc. 1 avlor. Onms- l.v. I, lion,. I.,kI.-. 1 il C.eml.l. Third Kmr: M.,rsl,„ll. Dc Sniel. Ro.sp. Silva. Brfs liini. . lkinson. Fislier. Becker. S,;„ml R..,r; ( ...r.ln.r. I ' liill.ri, k. Goet- (liiT. SlurripiT. Bennett. SInugliter. Mer- ri, k. Murdi. Bowdle. Front Rou : M.mfre. Moretti. Cnuli. Sltarp. Young. B„siell. Clifford. Mau v. Wilson. Il.,cl- liel,l. Eckert Hall HmL Koir: .Mien. I otter. , leyers. Svvenson. Kemp. Third Row: Johnson. H..f en luhl. Merrick. Shirokoff. ( ox. KiK-sslcr. ' coihI Row: Stont-. Rojiis, Rtiss II. Mclillioff. Nosier. Jorgenscn. nrtiw n. Sdninirrs. 1 ' ront Row: Clmse . I- wreiRf. Lortl. Mosiinan, Lee. R.irn sey. D. I liorup. B. I homp. Pistol Team DHVi-npurl. Nfwstetter. Belknap. Fnn- fluT. Kallarn. Singer. One lliindrcil Sine La Torre ' s roving cameramen delve deeply into the lives of San Jose State college students as the) ' go about their daily routine of campus life. The watchful lens of the camera catches here a cross section of campus life and State students. To tlie average Spartan of the classroom, the lab, tlie Quad, d the numerous other scenes of his activities. La Torre pajs tri- hutc in the form of these candid snaps of his or her acti ities. Although it is obviously impossible to record even, phase of campus life and every student ' s activities. La Torre hopes that these few shots will give a picture of life as it is on Washington Square, ranging from students activities on field trips to Ross Dwyer ' s early morning stretch in the Quad. h I IN A L EDITION ir-.n- f.i Wi-ps F-- - ed P- =.- -.rd UniteJ Pie:!. A scciGtiun: PACIFIC NABS S. ICOLLEGE RAIDE Ik ■ W Ji ' ' - Treaty ' -J AjjTj COLLI jf .y 1. Flasli! Mitm|iolit.m pressmen send out word of anollur San Jose victory to a wait- ing; world. 2. Onetwo-tliree . . . tlie arsity lads show tile ijals liow it ' s done. 5. Hew ou gins . . . ' 4. Tunini; up ( n wa to Stockton . . . San Jose ' s band gets set for action. i. Strike up the band! . . . And Donnie Sweenex. San Jose ' s eteran sl. - ear-oId snare dninimor. marches down the field. (i. The momin ' after . . . Bill Gon alts re- cuperates from Tiger encounter. . A San Jos - lad and lassie lake time out for refreshment before the game at Stockton. 8. It ' s a long way to Willamette! Spartan Daily editors Merrick and Maynard point the way. ' ). Pop Warner greets Alonzo Stagg .ifler San Jose ' s 1 5-3 victory over Pacific. 10. San JiiM- Band siriils its stuff at Ki ar. 11. A nt-w hula qiiccn makes lur dibiit at San Jos - State . . . Hilcn Bootli and tin- Hawaiians at llu- Spartan ' arsit Show. 12. Sparta ' s own Janic Ma Rct-d. oni- ot Anicrica ' s yotingi-.st drum majoi-fltcs. step.s high. I 5. Spartans hail an imdefeatrd tt-.im In posl-gami ' t-ntluisinsm. 1-). l ill leaders Taylor, Swanson. and Falin. call for the spirit that helped San Jose score those 42 points against Fresno. 1 ' 5. Hungry Fresno trekkers wait for that promised Thanksgi ing tiirke . Football With the coming of the old fox, ' Pop Warner, to serve as advisory coach to Headman DeGroot, the Sons of Sparta ranked as the greatest San Jose State col- lege football team of all time. The statistics prove it The iQjQ eleven was the first Spartan eleven to complete its schedule untied, undefeated — the only team on the Pacilic Coast with a perfect record. In rolling over 15 opponents, the Spar- tans von the title, the highest scoring team in the nation, for the third straight season, amassing the greatest number of points ever made by a San Jose eleven, 324 San Jose s offensive power surged over the opposition for a total yardage that amounted to nearly two miles To top this off the Spartans won the California Collegiate Athletic Association championship from San Diego, .Santa Barbara, and Fresno State colleges Teams victimized by San Jose in- cluded: Montana State. 35-0: Texas A. I.. 9-0: Universit ' of San Francisco, 16-6; Cal Ramblers, 27-0; University of Nevada, 28-O: San Diego State, 41-9: College of Pacific. 13-3; Santa Barbara State, 23-7; Willamette University, 13-O; Loyola, 10-0; Redlands, 52-6; Fresno State, 42-7; and Drake University ' , 12-0. Rabbit-likf Aiihrc Mimer ( i). Spartan halt, scoots around end for a 19- ard dasli in the fourth quarter of the College of Pacific jjanie. Fresno stops a Spartan thrust at the goal line in the fourth quarter of [lie smashing 42-6 victory for San Jose. left hall Hugh Stale) (6) leaves a wouklbe San Uiego tackier sprawling as he continues on his way to a touchdown. End Louis Antagnoni (31) clears the wa ov er the goal line. R l ' „rs,.| I.. i,„„„. 1 M Coy C. Porrgoy K. Ccnk H. Staley D. Tornell R. Bronzan J. Risliwain M. Manoogian H. Zelterquist I!. Coslrlln D.Tit.I.enal M. Buckinglmni .1, R,-Ci,U,ln Ci. T rrn w ' li i.AMrrrif- s FootLall Much of the Spartans success was due to their great ' Magiiiot Line that Iieltl the opposition to an average of ji yards gained from scrimmage, and riddled enemy forward walls to pave the way for Spartan ball carriers Captain Boo Titchenal, an inspirational leader, was the spearhead of the San Jose line at center Bob Bronzan, tackle. Chuck Johnson, end. and Ken Cook, guard, were other standouts A place kicking expert. Cook was a valuable factor in San Jose s successful season. Against five opponents he toed through field goals to break scoreless ties. Combining his field goals with his points after touchdowns. Cook totaled 19 points for the season and finished as the fifth liighest scoring man on the squad To supplement the powerful Spartan line. Coach Dud DeGroot had an ample supply of backfield men Triple-threat men Zimmerman, Pere- goy, and Hubbell, all worked at the key fullback position; Minter, Manoogian, Zet- terquist, Costello, and Staley were the ground-gaining threats on intricate Warner reverse plays to the halfbacks; Quarterbacks Dave Titchenal, Rishwain, and Sar- kisian proved able field generals in calling plays. Half Bill Clark (K) runs into a wave of Montana tacklers after a sliort gain. Guard Hal Buffa (23) «attlii-s from the ground. Spartan i;ii.ird Doan (arnioil (il) divis at a Inivi ' isity of San Francisco hack riinnini; into several wailing Sp.irtans. Rugged play b linemen iil.ned .i Mi p.ut in tin- I(v6 ' ictorv over J. S. F. I All,-,, I I, Roscnswrifj E. W ' eiibery F. Butcro J.Marcli.l. f A. VeJovelli J. S„iilli I.. . ' nl()t. ' ,ia,ii R. Jett B. Riddle F. Boiinano J. Wilson C. Favngnino K. Slangcr ( I, KilspnrovH n B. Branihic B. BoikLo . McConacIiy COFFEGF OI PACIFIC Right half Morris Manoogian looks up atttr a touchdown ai;ainst the Cal Ramblers. The undefeated Spartans won this contest by a score of 2 ' -0.  s FootLall The I0 jt) season inaiked San Jose s deliut into big time loothall As a team tlie Spartans gained widespread recognition l)y defeating U.S.F. and a strong intersectional opponent, Drake University An official intercollegiate football statistical summary released by the American Football Statistical Bureau ranked tbe Spartans as tbe leading defensive team and the third liigbest in tlie na- tion on tbe basis of total team performances. Another national gridiron publication called San Jose the team of tbe year. Individual stars on the Spartan eleven also came in for their share of the glory. Fullback Leroy Zimmerman was accorded all-coast and l ittle All-American honors and was selected to play in the East-West Shrine game. His showing in this contest was heralded as the out- standing performance of the day Tackles Bob Bronzan and Duke Tornell, Halfbacks Morris Manoogian and Aubrey Minter, Center Bob Titchenal, Ends Chuck Johnson and Johnny Allen, and Guard Ken Cook were other Spartans honored on mythical elevens For the first time in San Jose football history San Jose was given serious consideration to i:)lay in one of the nation ' s post- season bowl games. Spartan Little All-Anierican fiiilKick Leroy Ziiiimennan (35) smashes tlirough the center ol the Willamette line for a five-yard gain with giant guard Don Presle - (26) leading the interference. Detennined-looking quarterback Jack Sarkisian (11) clears the way for a 16yard gain around the Fresno left end by little Aubrev MInter CJ), speedv left half. Fullback Dick Hubbell plows through a hole in the Drake line for sL points. Captain Bob Titchenal (36) watches from the back- ground after taking out his man. S. Miasnik R. Il.uni W ( l.-,rk C. Johnson H. Buffa D. Carrnody FRESNO ■ ' y 1 Basketball A sensational whirlwind linisli l) llic Spartans salvaged an otherwise dismal nasketball season for Coach Bill Hnhhard s team the late spnrt hy the San Joseans landed them in the runner ii[j position in the California Athletic Associa- tion pennant race. The team that arrived, but too late, vindicated itself with two rousing victories over San Diego State college, rated as one of the strongest teams on the coast and runners-up in the National Collegiate basketball tournament in Kansas City In conference play the Spartans won three and lost three and had a total season s record of nine wins and ten losses Most consistent or the San Jose quintet was ballhawKing Johnny Allen, whose brilliant play at guard earned him an all-conference position along •ith Captain Cms Kotta. for- ward. Other Spartans who contributed noteworthy perforniiuices were Onke Tor- nell, guard; Dick Uhrhammer, center: Captain-elect Hal Carruth. forward; and Stu Carter, forward. The only first string man playing his last year for the Spartans was Gus Kotta, giving newly-appointed Coach Walt McPherson veteran material to work with in 1041. Swede Smersfelt, a three-year veteran, was the only other senior completing his career. Spart.in CViiUr Giorgt- Ford ( H ) lost-s [xisst-ssioii of ilu- ball ti) San Diego ' s Hodj;etts ( 1 ) and Hchle (24) in llu- M.ond j;.im - of ihi- s.ri(s wliiili S.in Josi- «on i9-28. Forward Hal Carrijtii (fi) watclu-s (In- M r.iniblf. Slu Career, fiery little Spartan forward, is sniotliind hiniath a pile of San Diego men in one of tlie nvnn spills llial marked the Aztec series. Teammates Dick I ' lirliammer and lolin Allen look on. Spartan Center Dick LUirhammer ( 1 ( slu ots t ver the head of a Siin Diego man as te.mimate Slu Carter jH-ers t iit from under a falling op|K nent. C ' aptain Giis Kolta does a ballet step in the foreground. I l„„n- I) l„rn,ll II C.rnill, I ' . I il ll|H ' 1 I „.ul,,,lis| ( ' . Slurz l; I ' lul rnrr C. l„r,l MKaJnuan (; K..II,, I. All,-,, I I. Smcrsfell i: M.uslri S. Carl.T W. Lukenhil f P I Ik ii 1 X. ,ir3 ( h ' (( H J Traci Despite the array of outstanding incllvicliial track and field tafent on tlie squad, San Jose State s cinderklclcers failed to ini|iress anyone itli tlie performances as a team. The Spartans lost dual meets to Fresno State, Stanford University, San I iego State, and tlie Olympic Club. Tliey defeated Santa Barloara State for tneir only California Collegiate Athletic Association win, vhicll placed them third in the final league standing San Jose s bright spot has been the outstanding, consistent performances of co-Captains Ed Ticky Vasconcellos and Tony Sunzerl. and Vince Ruble. These three men alone have been responsible for four new school records this year. Vasconcellos has a mark of 24 feet 4 ' i inches In the broadjumjj, which should make him a serious threat in the future Invitational meets that San Jose will compete in, Sunzerl, under the careful coaching of Glenn Tiny Hart- ranft, vaulted to a new pole vault mark of 13 feet lo Inches. Ruble has been the iron-man of the Spartan team. He runs the 8S0. mile, and two mile when called upon. He established the school mark in the 880 of 1:34.7 and a mark of 4.23 for the mile X ' asconcellos and Sunzeri competed In both the Long Beach and Drake Relays as the only San Jose entrants. Both placed second at Drake, while Vasconcellos took Hrst place at Long Beach and Stuizeri tied for second San Jose competed in the Fresno Relays and CCAA meet before hanging up the spikes for the season. Sunzeri and Vasconcellos were slated to go to Minneapolis for the Nationals. m ' As, -— ' — ■■■■ -- ■■ „-„-J , • - assc ' |t hn P«.-ik. tfll ir lii li linrdltr, Uiv luirillcr ,iiul hro.idjimiper sails o ir the hii li b.irricr with inches to spare. Peek was a consistent point winner durini; the season. Co-Ca|i(.nn I-Altnuml Tirks ' ,isi muclhvs vtiMin.s lot- .111 rMr.i li.ilf- Incli in .1 2i-toi l Um[ . Ilro.uljinnpiT ' a conL■L llos went to tin- Drake Ri-ki s, piaciiii ' second. Relay man Vin Ruble, holder of ihe mIiooI hall mile record, takes the baton from Bob Wix ds in the meet-deciding mile rela ' auainsl San Diego State college. II. SiiMrshll R. u„,ls H. Sniilh B. ClrnirnL .1, Peek I. W ' iUun ' . RmI.Io E. Grant F. Lovoi O. Sienmn J. Ciro cs II. R,ri . K. Siglor E. T. Sun J. Sedell C. Stone T. Sedell nsronrollo ' i 1 1 ri y ., Baseball San Jose State s varsit ' baseball nine completed tlieir schedule for the year by winning six of their tvventy-one games and finished in last place in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. The Spartans, under their new mentor Walt McPherson. defeated San Diego State 8-2 and won a close 6 to 5 tilt from Fresno State for the only two conference wins of the season. They won four of their nine practice games, losing to USF, California, and Saint Mary s during the season Depending on Pitcher Tony Nasimento, veteran of three years, the Spartans looKed impressive in early season games. Nasimento was forced out tor the season when he dislocated his shoidder while umpiring a frosh game. With him went all hopes of a CCAA title, for the Spartans sadly needed a chucker who could go the entire nine innings Veterans Captain Harvey Rhodes, John Allen, Ben Frizzi, and Jack Fancher carried the Spartan s chances for a successful season. The rest of the team vas comprised of sophomores and junior college transfers. Newly elected baseball captain Ben Frizzi and John Allen, along with Rhodes, were the batting and fielding power for San Jose. Frizzi led his teammates at the plate witli a .529 average, followed by Rhodes with .519 and Allen ith a .512 average Nasimento, vhen not pitching, was used as a pinch hitter and finished the season with a .363 average, but he only competed in half the games played. San Jose loses only one man from this year s team. Sliortstop Eddie Hunt oncounli-rs opposition ;it home from ;i Fresno man in the San Jose Slate vs. Fresno State series, hlunl failed to score against the riij i ed blocking of the Fresno catcher. k C.ipl.iiiiilcct liinnir lii zi li.imnuTs oui .i triple against Fitsno. Frizzr Ii-tl Spartan liilliTs with a .52 ) a fragc ( or llif season. The Mc- Plu-ison-ooai ' hcd stjuad S|- lil a tiouhlflicader with Fresno. Ciptain Har cy Rhodes. pla ing his last season for Sparta, nips Fres- no nmner .it third hasc. Coming out of an early season slump. Rhodes hit his stride in the last four games of the season. B. Frizzi C. StunenrniM li K. B„s,a ri f - ' . S, ( nrler M A,„ll,i F. Saiuhrz Kyjki: . A. Minler J. Alien I, Fa,ul„T Ij. Oiiran . Gurnea U. Turkor I. Taggarl I . Nashiipnln F. Kasnann il( II E. Hunl G. Terry 11. RIm.Ies - s C Rohinson J. Oriyell K. An.lrn.l,- R. Cressi C. Wals ri. Guric f f i Ktim. k m { - ' -J ccccc C. Lary. R. Noronn. F. Masrieo, M. Bninn. R. Ri.KI!,.. C. S.nill, l„ I lill. nianager. Coai li ( Ir.ilt.ifi. ' . Gorin. S. Dflla Maggiore. WRESTLING Led by Captain Fortune Masdeo and Mel Bruno, who von Far Western titles for the third consecutive year. Coach Gene drattan s Spartan wrestlers were un- defeated in duahnieet competition hut were hampered ny injuries in tournaments. Highlight of the season was the dual-meet victory over Universitv ' of California. At the start of the season, the matmen won four titles in the Northern California Invitational tournament, and wound up the season with three Pacific Coast Inter- collegiatp titleholders and a tie for second place with UCLA for the Coast championship. Gm I, MrPIierson. W. Parton. H. Sliowers, K. n...Tnl,in. W. U.-rn, R. Rur.l.firl. W. KppIo GOLF Two championships highlighted the 19 40 season for Coach Walt McPherson ' s smooth-stroking golf team. The Spartan divoters won the Northern California Intercollegiate Oolf Conference and the California Collegiate Athletic Association championships. Paced hy Captain Warner Keeley, hose season was climaxed with a neat 68-game, the San Joseans extended their two-year winning streak to 55 games, vith 14 consecutive victories for the season. Against San Diego. Santa Barbara, and Fresno in C. C. A. A. compotilion. the Spartans finished 52 strokes ahead of their nearest rivals. i 1 1 i 1 I fi Innk ,„„ . I., 11,11, I . A,„l,,-.,„. n. (., „, l_. l;,,ll„i. K. I )„,!,, „k e.n. C. Robles. R. Fahn. F. Fi ont . Ci. Kolta. Front ro(i ' ; Coacli McDonald, W. Dwyer. W. Huglies. F. O ' Connor. II Rl,,,,!,.., ( ,,,1 II II„,li.s )n. F. Mnsflen, I F;,lin, B, I I.tmII, C. Rorrl.i. A. RouyH. nigr. SOCCER rieluing one ol llie strongest San Jose Stale college s(|nacls in liistory. Coacli Hovey McDonald guided his Spartan soccer team to the Northern California Inter- collegiate championship. Getting off to a slow start, the Spartan kickers soon caught their stride, and as the season progressed, they were virtually unheatahle. Heading into the hoiiiestretch of the season, the San Jose team found itself in a lie with California alter upsetting Stanfortl and U.S.F ' . A play-off was held with the Bears to decide the title, which tiie Bears forfeited hecause of an ineligihie man. I ' . II.,imI..w. iiii-r. I). I ' nsl.v. 1 Kin..,i.I. I ' . B,.li li. B. Hammond. C. Slone. T. Nasiinenlo. ( ' ,,,.1. IV K.,li.I,. C. r,-L. I), ' „„. n. T.ivlnr. B. .S,.|I,.rs, Cn.Ml, I ' .,rl„r BOXING Coach DeWitt Portal s San Jose State college Loxing team made progress in its (limh toward national prominence. Facing the hnest hoxing teams in America in the National Collegiate tournament in .Sacramento, the Spartans finished in a tie for third place with I.ouisiana State. Captain Bill Bolich turned in the best year of his hstic career to win the Pacific Coast 155-pound championship. Bantam- veight Bill Sellers, a rajjidly-d veloping ' neWcomer to the Spartan ranks, won highest indi idual honors of the year for a San Jose boxer, finishing as runner-up in the National 1 20-pound division. lENiMS Coach BlesK. G. Quetin. G. Kifrr. II. Harper. G. Lgling. J. Krysialv. V. Elile. J. Dixnn. E. Rideout. - H ' it WATER POLO lUuk row: Coacli Walker. C. Horan, L. Sparrow. D. loster. D. Savage, E. Hall, G. Berge, H. Vasroncelios. Front nur: I. Hate li. M. Wt ' rnpe, F. Savage. .1. Ciirran, ' . Hall. f- SWIMMING Back row: J. Knapp. G. Allen, mgr.. C. Barlels. J. Wilson, T. Gumee. R. Amislrong. C. Anderson. R. Bareutlier. nigr., W. Wilson. Jrd row: W. Chang. G. Sliirokoff. Weitzenberg. Dalil, ,1, Porler. Rire, F. O ' Connor. Mnrclock. B. Sniilli. 2r d roif: D. Foster. S. Willinms. B. Johnson. B. Locks. C. Walker. ,1. 1 h,l, I,. I). Ofslntl. ,1. Curran. G. Wathen. V. Ilnll. FronI roil ' .- Majares. B. T) Brit-n. Adrrdiiui. I !. I liissey. II ■■■ ' ■:■ J- 7:it- ■.t; -v. ' ■ :. .: : ! ■ ?;: ' : W omen s Sporti Women ' s Sports San Jose State Colli-gc ' s highly organized women ' s athletic program offers to interested students partici- pation in almost e ery type of sport. I ' nder the direc- tion of Dr. Irene Palmer, head of the department, the staff of eight instructors works with students and at- tempts to aid each in the perfection of indix idiial tech- niques. E er) woman student is ret|uired to take six quarters of activity, including swimming and fini la- mental rhythms. Some students, with poor health rat- ings, are excused from acti e sport but must gain credit for rest periods spent in the g ni. Plnsical education majors may take one of two courses, each of which will fit the graduate for a dif- ferent position. She may either earn an AB in Ph sical Education which will not entitle her to te.ach but will fit her lor recreation work or, if she is approved b ' the department for teacher ' s training, the student may earn a credential which will enable her to secure a position in secondarx- schools. In addition to tlic regular major program, the dc- [ artnii ' nt also offt-rs a minor in P. E, wliich some girls consider a j ood foundation for the elementary school program. New courses offered for the first time this venr were Countrv ' Dance. Gymnastics, and Intermediate Social Dancing. In addition to the regular departmental program, there is the Women ' s Athletic As,s(. cialion. made up of representatives from arious clubs organized for the purpose of promoting interest in individual sports. This organization receives an allotment from the stu- dent bod ' fimds and conducts pla days with other .schools throughout the county and in surrounding territories. Ouhs represented in the larger group are swimming, archer), riding, badminton, tennis, fencing, and Or- tresis and Jimior Orchesis. ' ■ ' j ' fi ' - ' %yfi ;(ri -- ' -;?p ,. Quar,erly jam sess.om ta - P _ „ „., Gy„„as,um. the Sadie Hawkins hop. g , ,„Uege. The 5 Surrender and sing- the Sadie Hawkins victory ■ ■, Z: I  t7f r - !5 v ' - •1 1 k . 1 1 ' ' r if i :n , . One Ford motor 6. Best a dP „- Stater stays goes hay ' re. Home. to 1 fakes time ow 7. Student Counol take , Neil Thomas JoKe. ' AndAUenians b,,becue. .„ it ' s done. vv U well. So that shov rt 9. WeU,wei .Up th Sally Kann signs the 0. Co-ed Sally sheet in her Reg booklet. out .all ma quarters U U. Inandout... ° ' ' ' Omeaamitiatestry rs Sneale D In the most ambitious Sneak Day plan ever attempted. 350 San lose State college seniors joined in a mass overnight migration to tlie MCA camp near La Honda, scoring a moral victory over the pnrsning jnn. iors who didn-t arrive at the Seacliff beach destination until after the U o ' clock deadline. More than 2S faculty members joined the seniors in a barbecue supper, a night In the woods, and a day at SeaclifT beach. With both sides la ing campaign plans for weeks in advance, all tricks of esplotiage and blitzkrieg tactics were employed. The official open- ing of Sneak activities was the Junior-Senior Mixer, called the most suc- cessful in the history of upperclass get-togethers b class advisers. A night of excitement and interclass kidnaping foravs. climaxed b a mass b.ittle on Fourth street just as the dawn was breaking, followed the Mix- er. On Wednesday, juniors learned of the 24-hour sneak, rushed in pur- suit, arrived too late for a victory, but had plenty of time for an afternoon of fun. Spardi Gras Day, possessing; , [ its tradition and (;olor. found the largest number of citizens of Spar- tatowne ever to parta ke in the fun and mirth. Fes- tivities began at high noon with the explosion of a radio bomb that gave collegians tJie cue to start the extensive merrymakini that lasted until 1 o ' clock the following morning. Picked from the comeliest of Spartan co-eds b ' radio and screen star Btng Crosby, Margaret Hull reigned as Queen of Spardi Gras, and chose Stanle) ' Murdock to riile as king. Dri ' ssid in a brilliant ami unique array of costumrs, Spardi Gras celebrants swarmed ibrough the Quad, wliicli was lined with t pieal iarni al concessions. While jihoto bulks flashed and students lauijhed in a|)proval. tun-provoking contests were held in which winners in pie-eating and beard-growing competition were crown- etl. Prizes were gi en for the best costumes: the campus Cinderella was found: the police force shunted law- breakers off to jail: and clubs raflfled off ancient Model T lords, rounding out the alternoon ' s entertainment. ««f • . g ' Following an evening dinmr in tlie East Quad and a brief recess to change from costumes to orthodox street wear, students attended the annual Spartan Revelries. The last in the repertoire of activities was the Spardi Gms dance. To accommodate the college ' s in- creased enrollment two dances were held, one in the Men ' s and one in the Vl ' omen ' s gym- nasium. Both i innasiiims were filled to near- capacitv. and t«o different t pes of orchestras, sweet .ind swing, pro ' ideii the music. i midnight the crowd began lo tliin, and fin.ilK wilh the end of the dance and Sp.irdi Gms, celebrants turned homeward — tired, but hapin. Behind tilt annual Spardi Gras celebration lay a great deal of planning and effort. Under the super ision of Chairman Boh Pa ne. initial work for the carnival began earU in the fall quarter, and as the date of Spardi Gras neared, the committee worked tirelessly. Several campus or. ' ani- zations undertook the responsibility of sponsoring concessions; loca merchants donated prizes for winncrsof the various contests; newspapers cooperated in giving publicity ; and c er phase of the celebration with success. . M  eveiries, ,, An Imporl.inl pari of Sp.irdi Gras Day, Spartan Revelries, annual niiis- li.il show, loiiiui one of tlie hest arrays of talent e or to perform be- fore a W asliin ton St|iiare aiiilieme. I ' or tlie first time in three vears tlie show uas st.i etl t nH tmpns. nmning for a twti-nij ht stand in order to meet the large demand for tickets. I ' nder the direction of Bill Van Vleck and featuring; SS campus entertainers, the slu « portrayed two newspapermen sent h St. Peter to The Inferno to find out the reason for a decrease- in applicants for atlmission to I lea en. Siipplementint; Wes H.iinniond s .md Jack Windsor ' s enactment of thi- two major roles was a widely-varied program of songs and dances. A majority of the songs were student written and arranged. Profits from the show, esti- mated at J5500, went for new band uniforms. Printing ana Bituling hy THE ROSICRUCIAn ' CRESS, ETD. Notre Dame Ave. at Carlysle San Jose. Ciililornia Fngravin I y FRESNO PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO. P. O. Box 2068 Fresno, CalilnrnJa Sludio Pliotograpliy hy BUSHNELL ' S STLTDIO 54 North First Street San Jo.se, California Cam, MIS Plinlnur,.,,l,v hv Bill Regan Kenneth Roherts Joe Azzarello Bill W asson Bart Maynard Bill E,-,ff„n„ ' U-OL ' y t)o x C y . W j % '