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

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1954 volume:

Roger Flanagan o-edlior Designer Frances Rabunus o-ediior Karla Jones usiness Manager Bill Johansen ales Manager San Jose Si'ai'e College Yearbook San Jose. California tum? 3...:an w? . Contents COLLEGE Adminisi'rai-ion . Governmeni' Classes ACTIVITIES Fall.Win+er and Spring Queens Drama and Music Publicai-ions Reserves ATHLETICS Fooi-ball Baskei'ball Boxing Baseba Track RESIDENCES Sororii-ies Fraierniiies Living Groups ORGANIZATIONS Religious Clubs Honoraries GRADUATES Bachelor of Ari's Masier of Aris Recording Index Edii'or's Page 10 15 26 40 54 60 70 78 84 96 100 110 112 120 142 178 200 207 233 260 290 292 295 . 303 A'l' fhe Fall of each year San Jose Sfafe College welcomes a new class fa ifs campus. And each year fhey experience Hie fhri and noveH'y of college life wifh rallies, foofba games, dances. term paper deadlines, and par- ficularly fhe challenge of higher educafion. Buf f0 fhe sophomores, and fac- uH'y fhe regisfrafion line, mass exodus from classes 'I'o fhe Coop. and fhe pressure of finals are familiar happenings. Come. fhen. wifh fhis year's La Torre fa recapfure fhe fresh- ness. fhe awe. and delighf of our firsf year of Sfafe when we learned our - A.B,C's of College Life Dean DeVoss Dr. DeVoss and his secrefary. Miss Maflock. The man who has been known +0 hundreds of s+uden+s as Uncle Jimmy , Dr. James C. DeVoss, will re+ire +his year affer more +han a quarfer of a cen+ury of service +0 +his cam- pus. Dr. DeVoss came +0 San Jose S+a+e Col- lege. +hen San Jose Normal School. in I922 as a professor of psychology. In I927 he be- came Dean of +he Upper Division, combin- ing +his du+y wi+h his responsibilifies as head of +he Psychology deparfmenf. La+er he be- came Dean of Sfudenfs. Dean of Profession- al EducaHon. and. finally, in I950, Execu+ive Dean. During +hese busy years Dr. DeVoss disfinguished himself by wri+ing +wo books. Educafional Psychology and Educafional Achievemenf of GiHed Children . For many years Dr. DeVoss was adviser +0 +he senior class. and H- was in +his capa- ci+y +ha+ s+uden+s came +0 call him' wi+h affecfiona+e regard. Uncle Jimmy . The factu knows him as a friendly counselor al- ways willing +0 give generously of his Hme. More +han one office on campus has been brighi'ened wi+h bouquefs of prize flowers from +he DeVosses' beaufiful garden. Affer +hir+y years of devoHon +0 +he col- lege and ifs s+uden+s. Dr. DeVoss re+ires as of chober first La Torre ioins +he hos+ of s+uden+s. alumni, presen+ and pas+ factu members. who will miss him keenly, in wish- ing him +he many happy years of re+ire- meni' he has earned. Direction and purpose for life -- Presideni's message . . . Educator, scholar, and administratornour president This volume deals wi+h +he A.B.C's of College Life. No doubt +he Presiden+'s message should be consislenf wi+h +he +heme. H' would nol' be difficul'r fo find some wor+hy goal of +he College +o correspond +o every leHer of +he alphabet For +he sake of brevi+y. permii me +o selecl' an A. a B. and a C. AMBITION. I offen read +he inscrip+ion above +he enhance +0 a maiesfic S+a+e building a+ Sacramenfo. A challenge +0 all Califor- nians. i+ reads: l'Bring Me Men 1'0 Malch My Mounfains However, +he words have universal appeal. Acfually. l'hey are +aken from a poem by S. W. Foss. en+i+led The Coming American : Bring me men +o ma+ch my moun+ains. Bring me men +o maich my plainsI Men wi+h empires in +heir purpose And new eras in +heir brains. I hope +he College helps every sfudenf +o see +he +hings of im- por'rance in life +ha+ need +o be done. +0 li'H his horizons, and +0 find a role worfhy of his efforls and for which he is adapiecl. I feel sorry 'For persons who pursue unworfhy vocafions. who en+er+ain false valuesI and who sef Jrheir sigh+s loo low. Even some college graduafes sell +hemselves Jroo cheaply and permi+ o+hers +0 use +hem foo freely. For+una+ely. in He Springfime of life. one can u+ilize +he wisdom of his eldersI +he knowledge of +he culfured. and +he Jrechniques of +he experfs for guidance. BROTHERHOOD. Cer+ainly. +he lessons of brofherhood have no beHer seH'ing +han +he San Jose S+a+e College campus. Here per- sons of every color. race. and creed live foge+her harmoniously. Every gradua+e should lmow +ha+ no man chooses his own race or color. few choose +heir own domiciles and naiionalifies. sfill fewer de+ermine +heir social-economic s+a+us in life. and very few selecf +heir own preiudices. The college-+rained mind should sfrive +o eradicafe ifs own pre- iudices while permiHing o+hers +o enioy +heir own preconceived opinions and feelings. As we muHiply 'Facfs aboul +he differenf people in +he various regions of +he earlh. we 'I'end +o forgel' +ha+ all men have +he same basic needs - food. clo+hing. sheHer. sani+a+ion. educa+ion. and cul- +ure. The hope of mankind is +o ge+ +he differen+ people fo see +heir common needs and problems. and +0 aHack 'l'hem cooperafively. COUNTRY. Whefher or noi' +he San Jose Sfafe College sfudenf is an American. he is for'runal'e +0 be educafed in America. Wi'rh all our faul'rs and failings. here in America we are +rying +o live democra+ically. Also. our na+ion is gradually assuming i'rs share in +he leadership of +he na'rions of +he world. In America we exal+ +he individual. provide for freedom of +houghf. culfiva+e +he open mind. inculcale respecl for differences of opinion. +rain s+uden+s +o de+ec+ and analyze propaganda in every form, provide for ireedom of +he opposifion. recognize +he righ+s of non-conformisfs. and. in shori. puf our +rus+ in educafion. Our heri+age also includes freedom +o read and lis+en and search For +ru+h. +he righ'l' +o vo+e in secref and securify for candidafes of our own choosing. open courfs and due process of law. +he assump- +ion +ha+ +he individual is innocenf un+il proved guilfyl and +he righl +0 know +he charges and +he accuser. Who among usI aHer 'Familiari+y wi+h +hese ideals. would noi' desire +hese +hings for his people? These +hings are priceless. Dr. John T. Wahlquisf. who is complefing his second academic year as +he sevenfeenfh presiden+ of San Jose S+a+e College. has an ex+ensive background as an educafor and an adminisfrafor. Dr. Wahlquisf came +0 San Jose S+a+e in I952. ending +he suspenseful period in which +he campus awaifed news as +0 who would succeed Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie. Dr. Wahlquisf came +0 San Jose S+a+e from his posf as dean of +he Col- lege of Educafion and professor and head of +he Depar+men+ of Educa- +ional Adminisfrafion a+ Universify of Utah. He is +he au+hor of numer- ous na'rionally recognized +ex+books such as The Philosophy of American Educafion and The Adminis+ra+ion of Public Educa+ion . Much of Dr. Wahlquisf's +ime as presidenf of San Jose S+a+e College has been devo+ed +0 meefing wi+h Iegislafors in Sacramen+o +0 advance +he cause of building needs for +he college. and +0 urge a more flexible policy +oward enrollmenf ceilings for +he fufure. Dr. Wahlquis+ became presiden+ of San Jose S+a+e College af a crucial +ime in HS development and has clearly shown +ha+ +he adminis+ra+ion of +he college is in capable hands. Friendship and guidance are given by our Deans. JAMES C. DeVOSS FRED F. HARCLEROAD Execufive Dean Dean of Insfrucfion JOE H. WEST WILLIAM G. SWEENEY Dean of S+uden+s Dean of Educa+ional Services College Assisfing Presiden+ John T. Wahlquis+ wi+h +he adminis+ra+ive affairs of +he college are five men who form +he Presiden+'s Council. These men are Dean DeVoss. Dean Harcleroad. Dean West Dean Sweeney. and Mr. E. S. Thompson. who are picfured on +hese +wo pages. Dean DeVoss, who is re+iring on Oc+ober first is +he Execu+ive Dean and assis+an+ +0 +he president He is chairman of H19 Commence- men+ CommiHee. and senior class advisor, ex-ofiicio. Dean Fred Har- cleroad is +he Dean of lns+ruc+ion. and he is in charge of +he curricu- lum of +he college. insfruc'rion, and H19 facuH'y. Mr. Joe Wesf is Dean of S+uden+s and is in charge of all personnel services including Hie ac+ivi+ies office. Dr. William Sweeney is +he acfing Dean of Educa- +ional Services including Hie library and audio-visual aids facili'ries. He is also in charge of +he summer session. Mr. E. S. Thompson is +he Business Manager for +he college. and handles +he financial aspeci' of +he adminisfra+ive work. Handling +he affairs of +he women s+uden+s is Dean of Women' Miss Helen Dimmick. Dean Dimmick is responsibie for several phases of fine campus life such as s+uden+ ac+ivi+ies. class organizafions. service groupsI and social affairs. Ac+ing for fine men s+uden+s is Dean of Men' Dr. Sfanley Benz. Dean Benz guides +he ac+ivi+ies and affairs of In+er- fraierni+y Council, Freshman Camp. and Spar+an Revelries. E. S. THOMPSON HELEN DIMMICK STANLEY C. BENZ Business Manager Dean of Women Dean of Men l3 Alumni Association Dr. Arfhur C. Heinsen Jr.. Class of '39, and George C. Milias Jr.. '47I are serving as presidenf and vice president respeclrivelyl of He Alumni Asso- cia+3ion for +he l953-54 year. . . . , , . . . . . Dr.Ar+hur Heinsen Peggy Major The Assocnahon moved In+o new offices m +he Admlnls+ra+lon Bulldmg President Execufive Secrefary on campus in +ime +0 direcf such adivifies as +he Fall Homecoming Reunion Dance. Spring Alumnfi Day. and +he annual Coaches Banquet A l2-man Board of Direc+ors has served +he Associafion well +his year and has guided i+s policies in establishing a more weII-rounded program for Alumni' including +he forma+ion of five new Sparfan Alumni Clubs. Main pro- iec+s for +he year included +he Dee Por+al MemoHial Scholarship Fund and +he San Jose S+a+e College Developmen+ Fund. Peggy Meier and Nora Maanson. office assis+an+, in alumni headquariers l4 Chief Jus+ice. Sian Croonquisl'. swears in +wo new iunior lus- fices Mary Ellen Bailey and Chuck Bucaria. Senior Juslices Jim Choale and Joan Aubrey look on. Student Court This high Jtribunal of our college is endowed wi+h +he power +0 infer- prel' +he Cons+i+u+ion of +he Associaled Sludenf Body and +0 rule on file cons+i+u+ionali+y of any ad of any body of officers opera'ring under +his Conslifufion and +0 prosecule any violalors +hereof. The Courf also has iurisdiclion over all associafed sludenls and A53 or- ganizalions. Sludenf Body Eleclions are under +he adminislralion of Hie Sludenl' Court The personnel of H16 courl' is comprised of a chief iusiice. six associafe ius'rices, lwo clerksI and +wo bailiffs. This year's gavel was wielded by S'ran Croonquisl'. Slanley Croonquisf Chief Jusfice Joan Aubrey Senior Jusfice Jim Choafe Senior Jusfice Bill Bewley Junior Jusfice Joyce Orlando Junior Jusfice Bill Frizelle Sophomore Jusfice Trish Meyers Sophomore Jusfice Paf Bares Secretary Rober+ Lindsey Bailiff Marlene Wafkins Clerk College l5 I6 John Malcolm Aifken Presidenl Bill Eckerf Vice Presidenf Juanie Green Recording Secrefary Sallee Lolz Corresponding Secrefary Dolores Jultich Treasurer Bill Tarr Prosecufing Attorney Carol Hofchkiss Represenfafive af Large Ar+ Lund Represenfafive at Large Dave Doerr Senior Represen'fafive Barbara Roach Senior Representative Emily Lippolis Junior Representative Don Ernsi' Schlofe Junior Representative Colleen Collins Sfudenf Council Reporter Sue Chapman Sophomore Represenfafive Sherry Nuernberg Sophomore Represenfafive Allan Behr Freshman Represenfafive Celia Cross Freshman Representative Student Council The S+uden+ Council is +he governing body of +he Associafed Sludenfs of San Jose S+a+e College. The members of +he council are elecfed by +he Associafed S+uden+s a+ +he end of Spring quar+er and hold office for one year. Campus issues and policies are se+ and +he budgel's of +he commiH'ees and boards of +he S+uden+ Body are approved. The members of +he S+uden+ Council pass all +he legisla+ion +ha+ l'hey deem necessary +0 provide for +he general welfare and inferes+ of +he Associa+ed S+uden+s. Coundil mee+ings are held weekly in +he S+uden+ Union and are open +0 all s+uden+s who may be in+eres+ed. College The S+uden+ Council gives of ifs Hme and blood. The Council gaH'Iers for one of its weekly meeHngs. l7 Vern Perry Chairman Juanie Green Bobbie Snaifh Darlene S+adler Lee Morrison Jim D. CoHreIl Vice Chairman Recording Secre'rary Corresponding Secre'rary Treasurer Publicity Chairman Social Affairs Committee Social Affairs CommiH'ee is responsible for all social evenfs which are sponsored by +he A.S.B. This year +heir round of successful achHies included Ac+ivi+ies Night which aids +0 orienf new s+uden+s wi+h San Jose Sfafe: Fall and Win+er Regisfrafion Dances; orona+ion Ball: and Win+ermis+. Social Affairs CommiHee also sponsors any special +eas or recep+ions given by +he Associafed S+uden+s. Chairman of +his year's commiHee was Vern Perry. Jim V. FaleH'i Decorations Chairman Social Affairs members mee+ +0 discuss plans. The Social Affairs CommiHee planned +he Coronafion Ball -- Here we see Hze commiHee a+ work on decorchns. Winhrmisf --- ano+her resul+ cf successful planning by Social Affairs Commiffee. l9 Jerry Ball Shunii Ho Karla Jones Alice Largenf B. J. Bailey Fred Roefger Chairman Isf Vice-Chairman 2nd Vice-Chairman Rec. Secfy. Corres. Secfy. Treasurer Rally Committee Foo+ball season +his year was indeed +he high poini' of an excepfionally ac'rive year for Rally Commi++ee. Wifh +he ou+s+anding card s+un+s. led by Joan Doyle and Bill Dubbin. +he wonderful foo+ball +eam, +he spiri+ed roo+ing secfion, and a superb corp of swell leaders and song girls, +he group helped +0 supporf a well-rounded a+hle+ic program of which every San Jose Sfafe sfudenf can indeed be proud. Execufive Council mee'ring. Rally CommiHee poses for +he camera. College Al+hougl1 fool'ball season is +he mosl' recognized of all Rally CommiHee ac+ivi+ies, wilh ifs card sl'uni's, parades, rallies, and ofher spirif-raising acfivi+ies. H' is by no means +he only funclional period for +his group. A few of +he group's o+her ac+ivi+ies include sponsoring recepi'ions for visi+ing boxers. welcoming all visifing afhlefic feams. and sponsoring +he Ugly Man Con+es+ and a conven+ion for high schools and colleges +0 help infegral'e all a+l1le+ic evenfs. O+her +han supporl'ing +he a'lhlel'ic program. +he group works hard all year +0 develop beHer public rela- fions wi+l1 +he adminis+ra+ion, communi+y, and o+l1er colleges and universi+ies. Lef+ +0 righh Lon Manning. Swede ElieI Jim MorrisI Bob JollyI Joe Jiminez LeH +0 righf: Jeanie Bullock. Joanne McAllisfer. Trish Meyers. Sally Curlis. Virginia Wa+son. Be++y Rickerf. 2l 22 ACWC s. A.W.S. s+ar+ecl +he year off wifh a Big-LiHle Sis+er parfy which helped +0 welcome and acquainl' The new Spar'rans. The Thanksgiving holidays inspired +he girls +0 make favors for +he Alum Rock Sanal'orium: and in December +he facuH'y was honored af a Chrislmas par+y. The group sold ac+ivi+ies cal- endars. a commu+ers' luncheon club was formed. and baby siHers were pro- vided for factu pal'rons a+ college funcfions +hroughou+ The year. During Women's Week 'l'he girls Jrook over +he campus. The climaxing acfivily was a +urnabou+ dance. Hearl's Delight March Melodies. +he Spring barbecue. and +he recognifion Banquef honoring +he I00 ou+s+anding women sluden'rs ended +he whirl of acfivifies. Adviser +0 +he group is Mrs. lzeHa Pri'rcharcl, who is known as Mom +0 all +he girls. The wide varie+y of funcl'ions offered by A.W.S. encourages girls from all phases of college life +0 fake parf. Darlene Claylon Donna Harkleroad President 2nd Vice President am Associafed Women Sfuclenls a+ a council meefing. Joan Harlan Janice Wilson Sue Ann Zimmerman lsf Vice Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer College The A.W.S. enferfained new women s+uden+s wifh a parfy. The Big-LiHle Sisfer Par'ry feafured food and fun. The A.W.S. held ifs annual Hearf's Delighf Dance. 23 A. M. S. The Associa+ed Men S+uden+s has spen+ +wo years as an organized group on +his campus. They have decided +0 disband af'rer +his year due +0 lack of s+uden+ inferesi' and subsequen+ non-par+icipa+ion in 'I'he ac+ivi+ies which +he A.M.S. has +ried +0 sponsor. The primary purpose was +0 incorpora+e +he inferesfs. which had been declared necessary by +he men s+uden+s. in+o some form of organized program. The mos+ successful resulfs of +his proposi+ion was +he in+ramural spor+s program. David Panfoskey Rober+ S. Kennedy Bill Viall Bob Padden James McGra+h Don Cos+a Karl Wiebe President Vice Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Publicity Direcfor Athletic Direcior Social Chairman Some campus males enjoying life on +he sfeps of +he S+uden+ Union. 24 In+ramural volleyball was highly popular and enjoyed by many male s+uden+s. Presidenf Dave Panfoskey wifh gavel in hand. presides over a meefing of A.M.S. members. 25 26 Presidenf Bob Weiss shows Hue council The Plaque Freshman Class Bob Weiss President Nafalie Fanclter Vice President One of +he ski+s af flue Frosh-Soph Mixer. This year +he Freshman Class is very apfly named +he Cenfennial Class. Wifh i+s wonderful spirit +he class successfully planned and carried ou'r +hree aHer-game dances, Spring Fling , and a rummage sale. The ou+s+anding even+ of +he year for all of +he freshmen was +he win- ning of Hue plaque a+ bo+h Fall and Win+er Frosh-Soph mixers. A dance for aid +0 +he March of Dimes was anofher acfivii'y +ha+ helped +0 s+ar+ +his greaf class on ifs way +0 a very successful and ache col- lege career. Carolyn Siselling JeanneHe Furfado Secrefary Treasurer College Planning decorafions for Hie freshman dance. Freshman class council +akes Hme out from ifs mee+ing +0 pose for H19 yearbook. 27 28 Don Abinan+e and Soph Doll Gini Wafson. Sophomore Class Don Fle+cher President Don Flefcher President Frank Geraci Vice President Donald Abinanfe Vice Presidenf Chow Hme a+ Soph class parfy. The Sophomore Class, wH'h Prexy Don Fle+cher a+ +he helm, sfeered an even course +his year and sponsored several successful evenfs. The mos+ popular of +hese was +he Soph Doll confesf in which San Jose S'rafe was represenfed by lovely Virglinia Wa+son. Ginnie won over confesfani's from Cal. Mills College, and Wes+ Con+ra Cosfa Junior College. Carol Kennedy Jo Vick Secrefa ry Treasurer Rosemarie Magnasco Louise Condif Secrefary Treasurer College Sophomores enioying +hemselves a+ +heir par+y. Presidenf Don Flefcher leads +he council in a discussion. 29 M The Junior Prom was held at +he Sfe. Claire Hofel. S+uden+s danced +0 +he music of Ray HackeH. The even+ of +he year for +he Junior Class was +he annual junior prom ' which was held +his year in +he Empire Room of +he S+e. Claire Ho+el. Junlcr Class The council sponsored +he fradii'ional +ran$fer parfy wi+h +he senior class. Two af+er game dances were held wi+h 'l'he Freshman Class. four-way council meefing was hosted by +he class. During +he spring quar+er. a rummage sale was held. 0 Paul Sakamofo Phil Trowbridge Sara Cozad Donald Reinke President Vice Presiden? Secrefary Treasurer Paul Sakamo+o Paf Spooner Joan Nichols Norma Affleck President Vice Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer College Juniors sold +icke+s +0 +heir April Dream . Junior class council in session. 32 Senior Class Bill Hushaw President Senior orien+a+ion waifing for James Jacobs. Win+er quarfer senior banquet Jim Walsh Vice Presidenf The climax of every senior's college career is Senior Week, which is sponsored and planned by +he Senior Class Council. This council se+s +he policy. plans +he func+ions. and helps +0 organize +his round of ac+ivi+ies for +he en+ire class. This year +he acfivii'ies included +hree Senior Banquei's. +he Senior Bali and Senior Week. Ano+her high spo'r oi +he council aci'ivii'ies includes aid in programming Senior Orienia- fion. The council is +he only senior organiza+ion which helps +0 draw +he members of +he Senior Class +oge+her and bring our college life +0 a memorable close. Carol Frewaidf Cara Lee Reger Secrefary Treasurer College Win+er graduafion +ook place in Morris Dailey Audiforium. Bill Hushaw presenfs some business +0 +he senior class council. 34 Bill Eckerf Marilyn Jensen Marilyn Perkov John Smee Ken Van Cleave Student Activities Board The S+uden+ Ac+ivi+ies Board is a represenlafive body of s+uclen+s and facuH'y +ha+ was crealed +0 coordinafe +he ac+ivi+ies of all recognized on-campus organizalions. The board helps +0 avoid dale conflids befween organizalions +hrough i+s overseeing of flue dale-book. H- is also in charge of all selling and advertising on +he campus. The policy of +he SAB has been +0 limif +he amounf of adver+ising and +0 give each organizalion an equal opporlunil'y +0 adver+ise +heir funcfions. Members consis+ of represen+a+ives from A.M.S.. A.W.S.. W.A.A., Men's P.E. depar'rmenl'. Panhellenic. and l.F.C. There are +wo repre- senfafives 31' large. one male and one female. The A53 Vice-Presidenf aufomafically becomes chairman upon eleclion and is assisfed by +he bullefin board cus+odian. Three facul'ry members ad in an advisory capacHy. The Graduafe Manager's office comes in conlacf wi'rh many s+uclen+ achiHes. Seafed: Jan Adams. Juanie Green. Harp Didier. Pa+ Morrison. and Dr. Lee Newby. Sfanding are: Duane Fiorini. Mr. Milfon Lanyon, Dave Pan+oskey. Mr. James Craig. and Dr. Edward Clemenfs. Sludeni Award Board The purpose of fire Awards CommiHee is 1'0 facili+a+e +he eFiicienf handling and Hie formafion of policy for Awards by He Associafed S+udenfs. H' is composed of members appoin+ed by +he Associafed S+uden+ Body Presidenf wi+h +he consenf of +he S+uden+ Council. This year +he Awards CommiHee is headed by Harp Didier. The commiH'ee is re-evaluafing Hue bases for previous awards and esfablishing a sound policy for confinued ufilizafion. Ou+er quad - Hie hub of H19 campus. Our maiorof'res were feafured a+ foo+ball games. 35 36 Sfep righf up - and suppori' our worthy cause. The iunior college presidenfs visifed our campus. sports, parties, Our year began wi+h Fall regisfraHon. Our coop gof a 'Face Iiffing +his year. Ihe coopnull a part of college life. We even take +ime ou+ for sfudying - The barracks are a familiar sighf. We did our par+ +0 suppor+ +he blood drive. Big Red Apple award +0 Charles W. Reed. 37 Here's where we should center our activities, but our inieresls were elsewhere. 40 We s+ar+ed +he year ou+ righf by signing up for classes. Incoming freshmen were dismayed by registration, The first few days of Fall quar+er were hec- +ic. bu+ 3+ wasn'1' long before we were back a+ +he old rou+ine of rallies. games, and even a few hours of classes. H was good +0 be back after +he summer vacafion. Here are all +he big and IiHle sis+ers ga'rhered en masse for food and frolic. The Four Genes and A Chromosome en+er+ained af a foofball rally. We had IiHIe of +he Wild Wes+ Can-Can ad a foofball rally. Fall Activities The Treshmen and sophomores danced a bif af +he Frosh-Soph Mixer in chober. challenged by the sophomores at the frosh-soph mixer, The sororHy girls all go'r fogether af +he annual Panhellenic Formal. The Peacock Couri of +he Mark Hopkins provided +he seHing for +he dance. The Public Safefy classes were educa+ed wi+h a fire demons+ra+ion. 4l 42 Joe Thornley of The+a Chi presenfs +he winning frophy +0 ATO af +he All-Greek Show. The firs+ place winners of +he sororifies. Alpha Chi Omega. ge'r ready +0 perform. Mosf of +he campus fumed ou+ for +he Coronafion Ball. and entertained by the Greeks in the AlI-Greek Show. Af the Coronafion Ball. held on chober +hir+ie+h. we crowned +he Homecoming Queen and her court Fall Aciiviiles Homecoming was really +he high poimL of all our Fall ac+ivi+ies. The queen and her courf were +he mosf beaufiful co-eds. +he floa+s were +he bes+ in +he hislory of +he Homecoming parade. and +he +eam's vic- +ory over COP senl' all +he San Jose fans home happy. The Alpha Omicron Pi floai' +old +he +eam +0 cage +he ca+s . and +ha+'s exacfly wha+ +hey did. Homecoming Queen Trish Meyers is picfured here wifh her af- The Chi Omegas used a clown +0 carry oul +he +endan+s. S+anding lef'r +0 righl are Gini Walson. Conni MacLean. circus +heme of Homecoming. Trish Meyers. Joan McAllis+er. and Jayne Pelerson. We chose our Homecoming Queen and attendants, Hafs off +0 +he Dell'a Gammas who +ook sweeps'rakes honors The gian+ seals on +he ATO floa+ made a firs+ place in +he wi+h +heir floaf en+ry. frafernHy division possible for +he ATO's. 43 44 Alpha Chi Omega girls work on +heir floaf +he nighf before Hie parade. who reigned over I Floafs, clowns. +igers and girls all added color +0 +he Homecoming. homecoming activities. Remember all +he floafs +ha+ compefed for +he prizes? -- here are ius+ a few. The performance of +he choral group and +he band was an innovaHon The vicforious Sparian players carry Coach Bronzan aloff on +heir shoulders. in half-fime en+er+ainmen+ a+ +he C.O.P. game. Fall Aciivii-ies They're 0H: and running a+ +he Alpha Phi Omega Turkey Trof. The winner was Don Hubbard bn +he IefH. We saw some stellar performances in Novice Boxing. Two performers fithng for l:un'l in +he Novice Boxing Tournament The ou+s+anding boxers of +he pas+ few years ga+her a+ Novice Boxing. All eyes are on +he ring when we boxers begin +0 show sparkling performance . 45 46 A cappella choir helped dedicafe Hwe new music building. Feafured speaker was Dr. Bur+on Vasche. Fall graduaHon fook place Friday. December II. Dr. Wahlquis+ gave '28 degrees. We officially dedicated our fine new Music Building. San Jose Sfafe s+uclen+s gave generously for +he Red Cross Blood Drive. Winier Aciiviiies Baskefball Coach of +he Year . WaH McPherson. gives his +eam some The men's gym received en+husias+ic crowds for inspira+ion during +he S+anford game. each home game. We cheered an up and coming basketball team, We +ook a momen+ +0 Iis+en +0 Jerry Gray's music -- and +hen we danced under Hm s+ars in Win+ermis+. 47 4 Presenfs a+ +he Alpha Phi house. Kappa Alpha Thefa presen'rs her new pledges. and introduced the new sorority pledges. Winler quarl'er brougl'rl' rushing for Jthe sororifies on campus. When H was all over +l1ey s+agecl a clelaulL fora +he new pledges a+ Presen+s . Buf Win'rer quarl'er also broughl Revelries. This year's producfion. Live A LiHle . was bigger and beHer +han ever. On +he social scene. +he Associaled Women S+uden+s chose Sam Yales as +heir Jack of Hearls and crowned him a+ +he Hearf's Delighl' Dance. Backsfage af Revelries. Sam Ya+es was named Jack of Hearfs a+ +he Hearls Deligl1+ Dance. Win'l-er Aciiviiies The crew consfruc+ed and painfed sefs for +he performers in +his year's Revelries. begun Io Live a I.iIIIeu with this yeurk Revelries. Maybe we were dancing on H19 ceiling. buf if was a social whirl long +0 be remembered. 50 HHue! WI MnIHIIll Fay Kidder accepfs +he firsf place March Melodies Trophy for Sigma Kappa. Sigma Kappa singing +he winning selecfions of Sformy Weafher . Singing in H1e Rain . and Rain . FrafernHies and independen+ groups par+icipa+e in Hue in+ra-mural sporfs of each season. March Melodies and Intramural Basketball were ouIsiandm Dr. Smifh addresses a capacify crowd on dedicafion day. Pres.Wahlquis+. Dr. Greninger. Dr, Smifh dedicaie Engineering Building. Win'ler Aciiviiies We chose our Soph Doll. Gini Wa+son. from +his lovely group of candidafes. H's nof from oufer space H's +he prize winning The righ'r combinaHon of beaufy and brains won Mariel McKinnon +he HHe cosiumes af +he Beaux Arfs Ball won by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pahle. of Na+ional Moonlighf Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa. We eIed beautiful co-ed queens, and had more parties. The we+ weafher couldn'+ dampen our en- +husiasm for par'ries and ac+ivi+ies during Win+er quarfer, and so we held +he I.F.C. formal, pledge presen+s. Revelries. and +he March Melodies. Dr. Wahlquisi' says adieu +0 Hue small buf selecf group of March graduahs. 5I I'd like +0 sign up 'For Sunba+hing 60C given a+ I0:30 daily. Registration was only the beginning of our Spring Quarter We began Spring quarfer wifh +he inevifable regisfrafion lines. We really clidn'iL wani' classes whenihere were ac+ivifies such as +he Junior Proml PushcariL Relays. and Senior Week ac+ivi+ies coming up. We wen+ +0 Sanfa Cruz early +0 avoid H16 crowd. 52 Spring Aci'ivii'ies A banquef honoring our boxing squad was co-sponsored by Kappa Alpha Mac Mar+inez presen+ed a +rophy +0 The+a and Phi Sigma Kappa. Dick Bender. ou+s+anding boxer. we honored an outstanding boxing squad. We've even been known +0 swim a+ Sanfa Cruz! The seniors will miss Hue good +imes a+ San+a Cruz during Spring quar+er. bu+ +hey leave knowing +ha+ +he +radi+ion will be carried on by +he underclassmen. H's hard +0 s+udy when +he scenery is so disfracfing. 53 Queen, malor parade uene ies. Trish is a sophomore den+al hyg from LafayeHe. California. She reigned over +he floa+ Coronafion Ball. and +he COP foo'rball game. ivi f coming ac m 0 c e m 0 H r U o r o f S r e V. e M .h .m r .l e S o In c m Trish Meyers was our Homecoming Queen for +he I953 Home- Mary Ann Weisbrod was chosen Miss Foo+ball of I953 from con+es+an+s from universi+ies +hroughou+ +he Uni+ed S+a+es and anada. Mary Ann is a senior occupa+ional +herapy maior from San Jose and was sponsored by +he college rally commiHee. Virginia Wafson was named Soph Doll of San Jose S+a+e and Haen won +he +i+le of Soph Doll from among con+es+an+s from all +he bay area universifies. Virginia is a sophomore recreaHon maior from San Jose and was sponsored by 'l'he sophomore class and Phi Sigma Kappa fra+erni+y. 56 .I 7 am Wmm 5 In crux. law a CN.m.a oe Illnm e... I n +m.m V: .T blow Ieu owmd 666 n umrm gmo .Ilam nlo Gap Mwo S nlo ena mak Ina Cple sp.nl aaa . WK 6 Mm na r omLO n rrT .mwaw KS Wimc In .. S IPMM rT arcuw MmME Jackie Haer will reign as fine Swee+hear+ of Sigma Chi for +he coming year. She was chosen from candidafes of all +he campus sorori+ies. Jackie is a sophomore educa+ion maior from Lindsay. California. 58 Alice Feak was chosen The+a Chi Dream Girl from candidafes represen+ing +he campus sororifies. Alice is a Sophomore edu- ca+ion major from San Jose. 60 Speech and Drama The Speech and Drama Deparfmen+ presen+ed an ou+s+anding sea son of drama+ic producfions during +he pasi' year. All +he produc- +ions were presen+ed over +wo week-ends so +ha+ more members of +he s+uden+ body and +he communi'ry could enjoy +he varied plays which were presenfed in +he LiHl-e Theafre. The depar+men+ also presen+ed a series of one-ac+ plays. and excellen+ +hea+re lab pro- duc+ions. The cas+ for Twelffh Nighf included: Donna Wag- ner as Viola. Morris Winer as Orsino. Mary Anne Norlen as Olivia. William James as Sebasfian. Richard Risso as Malvolio. Mary Campbell as Maria. Gerald Charlesbois as Sir Toby Belch. Brad Curfis as Sir Andrew Aguecheek. Joe LoBue as Fabian, and Darwin Hageman as An+onio. TweI'Hh Nighf chober 23, 24. 29. 30. 3! Winslow Boy December 4, 5l l0I ll. I2 The cas+ for I'The Winslow Boy included: Morris Winer as Sir Roberf Mor+on, Pa+ Branch as Ca+h- erine Winslow, Brad Curfis as Arthur Winslow, Dar- win Hageman as Dickie Winslow. Dean Blackmore as Ronnie Winslow. Jean Miller as Grace Winslow. Ron Blood as John Wa'rhersmhoneI Joe LoBue as Des- mond Curry. Mary Lee Fagerson as Miss Barnes. Carolyn Miller as Violet and Ron S+okes as Fred +he pho+ographer. Aci'ivii-ies The casf for I'Anna Chrisfi included: Sandy Teboe as Anna Chrisfopherson. Jerry Charlesbois as Ma+ Burkel Fred Engelberg as Chris Chris+opherson.Craig Thush as Larry. Roberf Wood as +he posfman. Hal Garcia as Johnny' Mary Lou Fagerson as Mar+hy OwenI and Jim Hu+chens and Garry Waller as +wo Iongshoremen. Anna Chrisfi January 2ll 22l 23 The cast for The Affairs of Ana'rol included: Rich- ard Risso as Anafol. Roberf Somerville as Max. Con- ni MacLean as Hilda. Nancy Widdas as Gabrielle. Helen Nikkel as Bianca. Sylvia Cirone as Mimi. Donna Wegner as Elsa. Lorraine Cazenave as Lona, William Nix as +he waifer. and Kennefh Rugg as Franx. Affairs of Ana+ol February 5' 6. II, I2. l3 Volpone The casf for Volpone included: Roberi' DieHe as March 5. 6. ll, l2I I3 Volpone. Richard Risso as Mosca. Gerald Charles- bois as VoHore. Joe LoBue as Corbaccio. Brad Cur- Hs as Corvino. Bill Brown as Bonario. and Rosemarie Pilchor as Celia. bl Joan Alcalde Jim Bernardi Ronald E. Blood Mary Campbell Paf Coyle Hal Garcia Carolyn King Barbara Remelmeyer S+u Schwalbe Donna Wegner San Jose Players . ' ' ' Jim Bernardi. presidenf San Jose Players serves +0 unl+e +hose whose common m+eres+ IS drama while Joe Lozae. vicwresidenf . . . . l Donna egner, record. secreiary achng as a servuce organizahon for +he speech deparfmeni'. The Players presenf Barbara Remelmeyer. cones. secretary an annual malor-mmor mixer +0 honor new s+uden+s and factu. H afso assusfs Rufrh DOUSheHY- easurer . . . Miss Merle Carr and . wn+h depar+men+al reglsfrahon each quarfer. Among I+S somal funchons for +he M'SS E'uabem Loeff'er- adv'sers pasf year were a Barn Par+y and a Progressive Dinner. The film series sponsored by Players finances a scholarship which is awarded +0 a s+uden+ of speech and drama. RecenHy +he Players have underfaken +0 handle +he role of house mana- ger. and +0 supervise ushering for all drama+ic produc+ions. Members ga+her for an informal gef-fogefher. 62 The forensic program a+ San Jose S+a+e is designed +0 mee+ +he inferesfs and needs of all parficipa+ing s+uden+s. There are +ournamen+s. round +able dis- cussions. s+uden+ congresses. radio broadcas+s. infer-school deba+es. and acfi- vi+ies in +he communi+y. The group is afiiliai'ed wi+h +he Norfhern California Forensic Associa+ion, and has placed high in compe+i+ive even+s bo+h locally and in regional +ournamen+s. The Lec+ure CommiHee sponsors an annual de- a+e wi+h a Bri+ish +eam. and an annual deba+e known as +he Earl Warren De- bafe is held wi+h +he College of +he Pacific. Bill Johnson and Terry Arnold prepare for The Oxford debafe. Ac'l'iviiies Richard F. Barnes Barney Chapman Jane+ Ellingson Virginia A. Jolly Dee Joyce Duane K. King Barbara McGee Lawrence H. Mouaf Joyce Osborn Bill Tyler 6 Joan Alcalde Sfuarf Grannis Barbara Morrison Radio and T. V. Guild Sfuarf GrannisI presidenf Joan Alcalde. vice-presidenf Barbara Morrison. secrefary Joe LoBueI Jrreasurer The Radio and T.V. Guild has presen+ed weekly hahc hour radio shows on sfafion KEEN. The varie+y of shows presen+ed included dramafic works, musical shows. and some discussion groups. The Guild also worked on +wo +elevision shows. which were shown on KPIX. As a service proiecf. +he group aided +he San+a Clara Counfy Sheriff's Deparfmeni' by formulaHng a weekly radio program which was presen+ed over sfafion KEEN. Don Douglas. Mary Campbell. Rufh Dougherfy and Tom Wins+on presen+ one of +heir producHons. Activities We added somefhing new +0 +he half-+ime acfivifies of +he foofball games. The flag girls were Elinor Barfon. Marilyn Prince. and Jacque Wood as pic- +ured here from leH' +0 right The Marching Band direcfed by Dr. Roberl W. Fies+er performed af all +he home foo+ball games of The pasf yearI ancl l'hey also +ravelled +0 Fresno. Slan- forcl, and California ai' Berkeley +0 suppor+ +he Sparl'an eleven. Dr. Fiesl'er originafes and direcfs all +he formaHons which +he band performs. Marching Band MuioreIIes The maioreH'es for +he pas+ year are pic- +urecl here from leH' +0 righ+ - Jeanne Wafasuki, Norma Liefrink. and Wani+a Wi- lenl'. 65 Symphony Orchestra Dr. Lyle Downey is conducfor of +he symphony orchesfra. H is composed of sevenfy-five perform- ers +his year. The orchesfra gave +hree formal concer+s during +he pasf year. They also accom- panied +he choral ensemble for +hree formal prb- Mr. Roberf W. Fiesfer is +he direc+or of +he Symphonic 9:325. The Einal aPPeaT:;e 0; +helsymptony or- Band. This group consisfs of fiffy-five members who are c. es r: soac yezr I: a :. .Scca aurea e exer- selec+ed by audifions. The symphonic band presen+s a cuses urmg gra ua Ion ac 'V' '95- formal concer'r a+ +he end of each quar'rer which is open +0 +he public. Besides +he formal evening concer+s ai' +he end of each quarfer. +he group presenfs concer+s on Alumni Dayl Graduafion, and occasionally ofher fesfivi- +ies. Symphonic Band 66 Aciivii'ies A Cuppellu Choir William Erlendson is +he conducfor of +he A Cappella choir. The A Cap- p-ella choir was organized by Mr. Erlendson in I93I, and has been under his direcfion since +ha+ +ime. The membership in +his group is open +0 +he enfire sfudenf body. Thus. +he musical programs are arranged for a choJir of mixed voices. The A Cappella choir presenfs an annual concer'r a+ Hue college. Mr. Erlendson leads H16 choir on +he s+age of H19 new music building. Revelries A college professor devo+ed +0 eggs falls for a beaufy confesfan+ and a whole ad of characfers begin +0 Live A LiHIe. An original sfory. singable songsI colorful cos+umes and sefs, varied dance roufines. and a hos+ of comic and roman+ic Figures made +his year's Revelries an ou+s+anding success. A greai deal of credif goes +0 +he following people for +heir con+ribu+ions +0 making Revelries a hif: Jim Bernardi. diredor: Joe LoBuel assisfan'r direcfor; Jim Kason. Gene Sferling and Gene Broderick. music and lyrics: Joanne Lehfinen and Bob Moeslel seHings: WaH' TangheI lighting: Kyle Wagnerl cosfumes; Ramona Puccinelli. choreography; and Joe LoBue. Sally Curfis. Jim Bernardi. and Sally Lo+z. sfory. The Revelries Board selec+s +he s+ory and music for producfion of Revelries. The professor and his secrefary leave Ufica Universi'ry for a beauiy The winner of +he beau+y coniesi was named Miss Flags+aff Beer of +he year. con+es+ in +he opening scene of +he I954 Revelries. Aciivities Every one helps ou+ +0 consfruc+ and pain+ +he se'rs for We show. The whole cas'r ioins in +he finale number which is +he +i+le song Live a LiHIe . 69 7O Fall EcliJrorI Joe Bryan Winfer Edi+or. Nelson Wadswor+h Spring Edi'ror. Ed Pope Spartan Daily The Sparfan Daily is +he only s+a+e college daily newspaper in California, and one of +he forfy-one daily college papers in The Unifed S+a+es. The sfaFF fradi- fionally works before regisfraHon so +ha+ The first issue of each quarfer appears on regisfrafion day. The paper gives comple+e campus coverage. and worked for beHer condifions and undersfandiing here. Bu+ firsf of all. if is a laboratory for prospecfive iournalisfs and feachers of journalism. To +his end. assignmen+s are ro+a+ed each quar+er so +ha+ s+uden+s may receive +he fulles'r experience from +heir s+ay on +he s'taFF. The Sparfan Daily staff ga+hers campus and world news in produce one of +he fines+ collegiafe dailies. Achvrl'ies The copy staff gafhers around +he copy desk. They work +0 make +he news as accurafe as possible. The ad s'raff. under direcfion of Beverly Becker. works +0 keep +he local merchan+s before Hue campus eye. 7I La Tune 0 . . it takes its name from our fumi iar landmark, 'I'IIe ower Looking sou'rheasf in+o +he oufer quad from +he library. Roger Flanagan Frances Rabanus Co-Edifor Co-Edifor 72 The La Torre added a s+ar+ling new fea+ure This year -a recording of familiar voices and sounds around +he campus. Many of +he college acfiviiies were re- corded for posieriiy, while familiar happenings and people were recorded in pic+ures and words. In +his year's annual we +ried +0 capi'ure all +he eveni's and experiences fhai' are pad of +he A.B.C's of college life. Huber+ Vargas Pafsy Posfal Grace BeiHer Arf Editor Copy Edifor Photo Editor Iris Gruwell College Claudia LeFevre Activities Don Gordon Sporfs Pai' S+uar+ Living Groups Trudy S+aples Organizations Jim CoHreII Graduates Activities Bill Johansen Karla Jones Sales Manager Business Manager La Torre's floai in +he Homecoming Parade feafured +he record which was a new addifion +0 +his year's book. The La Torre sfai-T works from Sep+ember un+il June +0 produce +he college annual. The produciion of +he year- book involves several phases. Firs+ +he phoi'o s+aFF ga+hers picfures of familiar eveni's. peopleI and scenes as a record of campus life for +he year. The ari' s+aFF works a+ ar- ranging +hese pici'ures affracfively, and +he copy sfaFF has +he job of wrii'ing cap+ions for +he picfures and gafhering informaiion abouf all +he organiza+ions on campus. The sales managers have +he responsibili+y of selling +he year- books and of paying +he bills of produc+ion. This year +he La Torre siaff added a new feaiure +0 iis book in a recording of campus sounds, so +ha+ we will remember +he year l953-I954 in pic+ures. words, and sound. 73 74 Yearbook Staff Much of +he producfion of +he La Torre involves paper work. Affer pici'ures have been +aken. +he s+aFF works +0 idenfify +he people in fire pic+ures. Before +hese names are seniL +0 be prinfed +hey are checked for correcf spelling. Once all names have been col- lecfed, +hey are compiled by +he s+aFF for +he s+uden+ index. This is +he lasf big job +o be done before He book is sen'r +0 +he prini'er. Seen working on +his year's La Torre are: back row: Teddy Gehr, Barbara Gough, Don RigheHi; fronf row: Pa+ Cummins and Muriel Voighf. Parf of +he sfaff checks +0 see +ha+ names are spelled correcHy. Af+er Hie names are checked +hey are filed in +he index. Jo GuHadauro. Sue Fuller. Jim CoHreII and Pa+ S+uar+ here were going +hrough Iis+s of names. Firs+ +he informai'ion is coilecfed. and +hen'we go +0 work 1-0 organize if for +he prin+er. Index ediior. Sue Fuller. assembles +he index while copy ediior, Pa+ Posfal. +ypes if for +he prinfer. writing, pasting, filing, checking Ac'l'ivH-ies The pho+o s+aFF works wi+l1 +he secfion edi+ors +0 gel +he besf picfures of all campus ac+ivi+ies. A La Torre pho'rographer is on hand +0 record such evenl's as +he Homecoming Parade, Novice BoxingI +he Dedical'ions of H19 Music and Engineering Build- ings. Revelries. March Melodies. and rallies. They also lake ac+ion sho'rs a+ all +he a+hle+ic con'rveslrs. Because of +heir work we are able +0 presenl a pic- +orial review of 1419 year's happenings in La Torre. Jim CoHrell. Roger Flanagan. and Claudia Le Fevre selecf negalives +0 be prinlecl in +he book. Sue Fuller and Jo GuHadauro are in charge of collecfing and checking names for +he index. Our phofographers pose for picfure. BoHom Pho+o Chief Don Pryor checks a negalive row. lefl' +0 righh Fred Roengr and Leo Hagi- aHer if has been developed in +he darkroom. wara. Top row. leff +0 righl: Don Pryor and Dick Zimmerman. 75 Duane Fiorini Co-Edii'orI FallI Winfer Barry Geller Co-Edifor. Spring Roberi' Marshall Co-Edifor. Spring Muriel Voigh+ Co-Edifor. Fall Huber+ Va rgas Co-Edifor, Winfer Lyke Lyke is San Jose Sfa+e College's feaiure magazine. Due +0 Hue wide variation allowed each s+aFF in ifs choice of copy. Iayouf, ar1L work. and pho+ography. Lyke provides a fine oppor'runi'ry for all +hose who are no+ Journalism maiors and s+ill desire +0 work on some form of publicaiiion. Because of +he large amouni' of careful. planning and hours of work given +0 each issue published, Lyke ranks with +he bes+ of +he college feafure magazines in +he universifies +hroughou+ +he counfry. Smiling faces meef +0 produce +he campus feafure-humor magazine which is published once each quarfer. 76 Aciiviiies Business managers. edi+ors. and ar+ sfaH meei +0 de+ermine fine +heme for Hze Spring issue of +he Lyke. This is Hie Spring quarier Lyke s+aff Ioafing oufside of +he Journalism Building. Kneeling: George Dunn. Bob Marshall. Grace BeiHer. Dixie Car+mell. Hugh Vargas. John Landicho. Joel Saffron. Don RigheHi. Neal Reynolds. Pa+ McKenzie. Joan'Bouyssou. Joanne Feldscher. Jesse Carillo. Roberfa Leach. Carla Brodd. Jan EllioH'. Sfanding: John Aii'ken. Frank Harvey. Bob Cousins. George Dick. Clark Arneal. Barry Geller. Marv Schmidt Joe Jimenez. Bob Facchino. George Snell. Pai Hughes. Duane Fiorini. Don JeweH. Joe Bryan. John Karlinger. Donna Wegner. Jim Bernardi. and Maureen McEnaney. 77 Air R. o. T. c. The purpose of +he Air R.O.T.C. is +0 develop in prospedive college gradua'res +he quali+ies of lead- ership and ofher a++ribu+es essenfial +0 +heir pro- gressive advancemenf +0 posifions of increasing re- sponsibili+y as commissioned officers of +he Air Force. and +0 prepare +hem for immediafe assign- men+ +0 specific du+ies +herein. The Summer Camp for AFROTC Cade'rs will consisi' of approxima+ely four weeks +raining a+ CasHe Air Force Base near Merced. California. Presidenf Wahlquis+ af flag presen+a+ion. The drill +eam in acHon. Air R.O.T.C. drill +eam d a++en+ion. 78 Organizations Army R.O.T.C. An en'rirely new curricula was implemen+ed in +he Army ROTC uni+ +his year when +he Milifary Police curriculum was replaced by General Milifary Sci- ence. GMS is designed +0 +rain +he cade+s in all basic fundamenfals so +ha+ when +hey are commissionedI +he specialisi- +raining for +heir branch of +he service will come a+ an Officers School affer +hey have begun +heGr four of acfive dufy. An Army ROTC Pis+ol Team was organized during +his yearI coached by Cap- +ain Dillard and cap+ained by Win Dahl. The new drill and parade ground was officially opened wi+h a review in April' coordinafed wH'h +he annual Federal Inspecflion conducfed by a +eam from Six+h Army a+ +he Presidio of San Francisco. Col. Rogers presenfing P. M. Chandler and U. J. Didier wifh +heir commissions. The familiar sigh+ of drill on Friday af+ernoons. 79 Music 'For moderns -- +he SJS Pep Band. Taking a break from +he books. This is +he way H's done! Our new building looks good from any angle. supported football and trotted for a turkey. The prize is wor+h fhe effort We had high spiri+s for +he Cal. game. Sparfan roo+ers whoop if up! Sparian musicians af +heir best 8! Keeping up with laugh opponents, our n Leaves turned brown, and if was time for football. If happens every year in Hue Aufumn - +he foo+ball fever overfakes +he whole na+ion. And San Jose S+a+e is no excep+ion. This pasi' year we made greai' sfrides forward. We rolled over some Jrough compe+i- fors such as Idaho, Brigham Young. and Fresno S+a+e. Our ou+s+anding win was over our big rival, College of +he Pacific. We will never forge+ +ha+ memorable play in which +he COP aHemp+ for +he ex+ra poinf was blocked. and Hue San Jose S+a+e fans wen+ wild af +he resuH'ing vicfory. In spife of +he loss of some fop performers, we gave +he Golden Bears of California a real run for +he$ir money. Our under-rafed +eam was highly acclaimed by +he bay area sporfs wrii'ers aHer our performance againsf Cal. Yes. +his year San Jose achieved recogniHon as a growing compe+i+or for +he wesf coasf powerhouses. A'l'hle'l'ics Bob Bronzan Head Coach Gene Menges Bill Perry Backfield Coach Line Coach Confinuing i+s s+a+us as a major independenf foofball power in H1e west +he Spar+ans underwenf +heir mos+ rigorous schedule in his+ory while compiling a 4-4-l rec- ord under +he able +u+elage of a young coaching s+aff. Complefing his four'rh year as head manl Coach Bob Bronzan was ably assisfed by Line Coach Bill Perry and Backfield Coach Gene Mengesl a pair of former Spar+an grid sfalwarfs of +he pos+-war era. Bese'r by injuries a+ key posi+ions and a green squad over-balanced wi+h sopho- mores. +he gridiron forces gave a good accoun+ of Haem- selves agalins+ all opposHion. Trainer Lincoln Kimura pro- vided salve for +he baHle wounds. and public relaHons ex- per+ Danny Hill frumpei'ed news of no+e +0 +he public. Danny Hi Direcior of A+hle+ic PublicHy Pefe McNeil Larry Shishido Lincoln Kimura Equipmenf Manager Senior Foo+ball Manager Trainer 85 Fullback Joe Ulm booms +hrough Idaho on way +0 40-yard fouchdown run. Defeat of Vandals Warns Maior Foes BOB ARENDS E 40 AH-around afhle+e .. .Won No- vice Boxing +i+le in Ligh+-Hea- vyweighf Division . . . Will re- +urn +0 Spar+an eleven in '54. 86 JACK BIGLEN T 69 Consis+en+ly good player . . . Dependable . . . I953 season was his Iasf year in collegiafe foofba I I . Quarferback Larry Rice hauled down by Idaho fackler in opening game. 34-6 Our foo'rball for fun looked like serious business in he '53 open- er. And +he Sparfan power. grace. and easy vici'ory undoubfedly came as a sfunning surprise +0 California and Sfanford scoufs whose feams we were scheduled +0 play la+er in +he season. Idaho scored +he Flrs'r +ouchdown. bu+ from +hen on H was our Sparfans who +hrillecl +he 9.000 opening nighf pa+rons in Sparfan S+adium. The crowd cheered +he debu+ of a new Sparfan performer. Joe Ulm. And we were equally impressed wH'h +he vleferans of previous sea- sons e namelyI halfbacks Larry MaH'hews and Bill Walker. and quarfer- back Larry Rice. H- was MaHhews who se+ up Ulm's +hird +ouchdown sprin+ wi+h a righ+ end dash of 23 yards. He also kep+ alive fwo o+her Spar+an rallies wifh scin+illa+ing ca+ches of Rice-+hrown passes. And so. in +he opener of +he I953 foo'rball season. we saw our SAL CARDINALLI T 63 Played firsi' sfring for 3 years . . . Besi' downfield blocker on '53 squad . . . Co-capfain. ln- spirafional player who will be missed by all. AL BROWN HB 29 One of +he hardesf hiHing fack- Iers on '53 squad . . . Played quarferback in Iasf of N. Texas game +hough new a+ +he spof. dar+ing Spar+ans keep a vaunfed Idaho defense comple+ely bewildered +hroughou+ +hree quarfers of +he game. BILL CASH G 53 Injured ius+ when scheduled +0 sfarf Iafe in +he season . . . Re- +urning +0 San Jose squad in '54 foo+ball season. Larry MaHhews scoo+s around Pacific end on way +0 sizable gain. Second Spartan Win Over Brigham Young The San Jose Spadans +raveled +0 +he Provo. U+ah. sfadium +0 ma+ch skills wiHn Brigham Young Universify for H1e second game of +he season. In early minu'res of play we held +he Cougars 2I-7. They fough'r back hard. and. wi+h a sudden winning s+reak. +he score reversed 25-2l favoring +he Brigham Young Cougars. Chances of a Span'an vicfory looked dim, bu+ in +he lasi' eighf minu+es of play. +he San Joseans were sparked wi+h spirit Much 'l'o 'l'he surprise of +he Brigham Young eleven and +heir 6.000 fans, +he Spartans emerged vidorious! JACK CRAWFORD T 76 Big. fast improved consfanHy in '53 season . . . Should be a dependable regular in +he '54 Hneup. RALPH DAEHLER E 42 Shorf on weigh+ and experience buf one of +he games+ ever fo wear +he Gold and Whi+e of Spar+a. SAM DAWSON FB 35 Firsf year of varsi+y ball in '53 . . . Impressive un+il iniured . . . Confender for 's'rarfing po- si+ion on nexf year's squad. 28 AL DUNASKY E 38 Aggressive. popular. inspira- +ional. +eam leader . . . A grad- uaHng senior. will be missed in '54 season. Fullback Jerry Taylor buried as he scores firsf Sparian fouchdown. -2.5 DAVE FANNER HB 46 Oufs+anding during spring drills . . . Shi'Hed +0 fullback mid- season . . . High expecfafions for '54 season. 87 Larry Rice hauls back Fresno runner while Clarence Wessman rumbles up +0 help. Halfback Dick O'Neill baHIes for ball wi+h Fresno S+a+e Bulldog. San Jose Edges Oui' Fresno Siafe 27 .. 21 MERLE FLATTLEY E 62 Good pass receiver-speedy. dependable . . . Expecfed +0 +urn ouf a sparked performance in '54 season. 88 DICK FLEEGER Big. fast offensive blocker . . . Expected +0 be one of +he mosf dependable in '54 season. 78 Fresno Sfa+e was +hird on +he Sparfan schedule. The Fresnans hailed along un+il haIf-fime when +he score was 20-7 favoring +he Spar- +ans. However. San Jose was faken aback Tremembering las+ year's push- over wi+h +he Bulldogs, 40-6T when +he hard driving. swiH running de- fenders pushed in+o +he lead wifh a l4 poinf scoring splurge in +he firsf +hree minufes of The four'l'h quar+er. The Spar+ans pulled a swi+ch from ground power +0 air and eked ou+ a narrow win. 27-2Il once more defeai'ing +he Bulldogs of Fresno S+afe. STAN GALAS G 48 GENE GOLDBERG HB 2l RON GREEN 6 32 Aggressive. rough. durable per- Besf performance in Cal. game Smallesf lineman on squad. bu+ former . . . Relishes idea of . . . One of +he besf defensive one of +he hardesf hiHers . . . running head-on in'ro a buzz-saw backfield men on '53 squad . . . Greaf on defensive play . . . . . . The rougher +he beHer! Coach's idea of IOOTX, effort Expec+ed +0 be a regular in '54. Halfback Dick O'Neill UM, breaks +hrough Arizona S+a+e defenses on pun'r refurn. S'l'rong Arizona Sia'l'e Eleven Upsei's Sparians 20 JIM HAGUE The s+a+is+ics show +ha+ we ou+classed +he Arizona S+a+e eleven in every aspecf bui' passing. and +he passing made +he difference. The Sun Devils of Arizona S+a+e a+ Tempel a rugged. fasf group of foofballers, marred San Jose Sfafe's undefeai'ed record. Wi+hin +he firS'l' seven minu+es of +he opening quarter, +he Sun Devils had a I4 +0 0 advan+age. San Jose baH'Ied back +0 wi+hin one poinf 3+ 2l +0 20 en+er- ing +he final period. Then +he Devils wen+ +0 work and exploded for iwo +ouchdowns +0 regis+er a 35 +0 20 vic+ory. C 77 JOHN HAMBER T 70 CHARLES HARDY E 37 Held ouf of compe+i+ion in '53 One of +he fines'r players on +he Excellenf pass receiver . . . Af season . . . Expecfed +0 play in coasf . . . Big. fast rough. and I72 pounds he s+opped +he off- '54 season. experienced . . . Will be missed +aclde slan+s of +he Cal Bears ...Consis+en+. greaf performer. . . . Expecfed +0 s+ar+ in '54. PAT HIRAM HB 33 Accumula+ed mosf playing +ime of any sophomore . . . A relia- ble. aII-around player...Expec+ a sfellar performance in '54. Quar+erback Larry Rice hurdles one Tempe Sun Devil bu+ is broughf down by ano+her. -35 CHARLESKAAIHUE G 68 Co-winner of downfield block- ing con+es+ in spring drills . . . ConsisfenHy good performer . . Will be a s+ar+er in '54 season. 89 Fullback Jerry Taylor infercep+s California pass and re+urns H 50 yards. California Beafs BaHIing Spartans MERVIN LOPES E 49 Co-winner of +he downfield blocking +rophy . . . Caughf +he TD pass againsf C.O.P. even +hough playing wifh an injury. 90 TOM LOUDERBACK G 60 One of +he mos+ aggressive . . . Will be long remembered for blocking fhe C.O.P. conversion aHempi'. resuH'ing in a win. Despife +he ineligibili+y of +hree +op players, Joe Ulm. fullback. Clarence Wessmanl end. and Tom Powers. guard. San Jose S+a+e gave mighfy California a real run for +heir money +hroughou+ mos+ of +he firsf +hree quar+ers. We led +he Bears 7-0 af +he end of +he Flrsf quar+er after conver+- ing a Cal $umble in+o a +ouchdown. Sparked by fullback Jerry Taylorl we baHled California +0 a I4-l4 s+andoFF in +he opening half. Buf California found a weakness in San Jose's pass defense and capi+alized on +he use of +he airlanes +0 se+ up a pair of +hird quari'er fouchclowns. The Golden Bears added +heir final +ally by recovering a San Jose fumble and running H' +0 +he I6-yard line. Four plays later +hey scored +heir Final fouchdown. The final score of 34 +0 I4 didn'1' fell +he whole s+ory. however, for +he Spar+ans were acclaimed as an underesfimafed group. and +ough compefiHon for +he migh+y Golden Bears of California. LARRY MATTHEWS HB 30 ED MAYER 6 6I Taylor boHs in+o California end zone wi+h second Sparfan +ouchdown. 14-34 KEN MITCHELL HB 24 Ra+ed as a fop back in +he na- +ion by s+a+is+ics and experfs... Runner. blocker. receiver. facH- er. de luxe . . . Co-capiain and vofed mos+ valuable player. Good. consis+en+ player . . . his s+ronges+ forfe was abili+y +0 rack on defense . . . Againsf Oregon made key defensive plays and a pass infercep'rion. Displayed unfailing spiri+ which made consis+en+ con+ribu+ion +0 +eam play. Will be missed in '54. Hula boys Charles Kaaihue and Mervm Lopes smofher Callfornla 5 Paul Larson. Sparians See Lead Vanish -Lose to Oregon A poin'r-hungry, win-sfarved Universi'ry of Oregon fooiball ma- chine had 5 shining hour a+ Eugene, Oregon. as H rolled 'I'o a 26-I3 deci- sion over +he Spartans of San Jose S+afe. The Spar+ans es+ablished an early 7-0 lead in +he firs+ quarfer aH'er +aking a shor+ Oregon kick on +he Duck 29. MaH'hews wen+ over for +he score and Rice conver+ed +0 make i+ 7-0. In Hue four+h quarfer. sophomore quarferback Bob Rinehar+ led +he Spar+ans on a 77-yard scoring march +ha+ resuHed in +he second and Ias+ +ouchdown for San Jose. La+e in +he final quarter. Oregon added +hree falliies 1'0 snap a four-game losing sfreak. The 26-l3 defea+ handed San Jose HS +hird s+raigh+ se+back. JOE MULDOWNEY T 73 DICK O'NEILL HB 36 LEON O'NEILL E 50 JOHN PETERSON 80 Besf lineman in spring drills... Played defensive +ackle in 'I'wo- plafoon sys+em in '52 . . . due +0 injuries couldn'1' perform up +0 his previous level. OH +0 a +errific s+ar+ . . . Per- As a soph end. showed excep- haps +he hardesi' runner . . . ln- iured in Cal game . . . Greai +hings expec+ed of him in '54. +ional po+en+ial . . . Rugged . . . Had a fine pass receiving av- erage for season. Finesf performance was in COP game when he s+oppecl +hree consecque plays. a Halfback Larry MaHhews BM circles Nor'rh Texas end for 23 yards. 13-26 1 l q a i r x I s b BENNY PIERCE Q 44 : Vo+ed co-winner of mosf inspi-l rafional player award . . . s+ric+- ; Iy a +eam man . . . Should carry. +he I954 banner as a splif TV quarferback. 9l Nori'h Texas ball carrier hauled down by Sfan Galas HM and Sparfan +eamma+es. San Jose Siafe Ties Nori'h Texas Sfaie TOM POWERS G 65 One of +he unlucky players who was declared ineligible for compeinon +his year. 92 BOB RINEHART Q 28 Tofally inexperienced Show- ed up well in +he Oregon game . . . Will be back nex+ year. An aroused San Jose S+a+e eleven. fired by +he injury of fullback Jerry Taylor. came +0 life in +he fourfh quarfer +0 baH'Ie Norfh Texas S+a+e 1'0 a l3 +0 l3 deadlock before 7,500 fans af +he Spar+an Sfadium. Affer s+ruggling +0 a scoreless Jrie in +he firs+ half, during which bo+h sides fea+ured defensive play. +he Sparfans and Eagles +ook +urns moving +he ball in +he final +wo periods. Nor+h Texas scored +wice in +he +hird period while San Jose fallied +wice in +he closing sfanza. Nor+h Texas, aHer having i+s l3 poin+ lead wiped ou+ by +he scrappy Spartans. made a final bid for vic+ory wi+h a 24- ard field goal aHemp+ in +he lasiL minu+e and a hahc of +he game. The Z +0 +he Ieff and Jrhe score remained a l3 +0 l3 +ie. ick wenf wide JERRY RUSE C 56 From frosh quar+erback +0 var- si+y cen'rer was a big adjud- menf . . . The ex-marine came +hrough in good shape. LARRY RICE Q 56 Off +0 a sensa+ional sfarf . . . By four+h week of compefifion was fwelffh among na+ion's +op passers . . . A fop performer. Halfbach Bill Walker bursfs in+o secondary of Nor+h Texas S+a+e. 13-13 HERMAN STOKES HB lniured early in season . . ished well in S+anford and C. O.P. baHIes. 3l . Fin- Pacific ball carrier pinched by Halfback Bill Walker MN and Guard Tom Louderback. Quar'rerback Benny Pierce sails over Pacific opponen+ on way +0 l8-yd. gain. Spar'l'ans Win With Long Aerial Pass Confinuing +he +rend for upsefs in +he seriesl San Jose S+a+e nip- ped College of Pacific 7-6 for +he Pacific Coasf Independen+ champion- ship in Hue LiHIe Big Game'' before a capacH'y crowd. The Spar+ans made one fouchdown do Hue frick, +hanks +0 some of +heir besf defensive play of +he season. Jus+ 40 seconds before +he half-fime gun sounded, quar+erback Benny Pierce passed +0 end Mervin Lopes for a +ouchdown on a play good for 66 yards. Larry Rice added +he exfra poin+ and if proved +0 be +he vi+al one. Pacific +hrea+ened several fimes during +h-e second half. They scored once and +he ex+ra poin+ was blocked by +he Spar+an line. This proved cos'rly for +he Tigers. DALE SUMERS G 74 JERRY TAYLOR FB 54 JOE ULM FB 55 A s+ar+er and fop performer as His compefifive spiri+ and Jrre- Leading scorer in +he na+ion a Soph and Junior . . . Ouf for mendous drive accounf for his un+il declared ineligible . . . season affer receiving head in- increasing success in '54 . . . Will be a sfellar performer in iury in B.Y.U. game . . . Greaf His drive was responsible for '54 season. loss +0 H1e feam. +wo TD's in Cal game. DON WADSWORTH T 79 Gained a lof of experience in '53 season . . . Should be a val- uable player in '54. BILL WALKER HB 47 A fine aII-around back who will be missed nexf year . . . SHH holder of Iongesf run from line of scrimmage. 93 Gene Goldberg l2ll and Leon O'Neill l50l bring down Sam Morley llll Indians Ouicluss Spartans BILL WALSH E 58 Turned in good. consisl'enf per- formances a Hhough playing consl'anlly wi+h iniuries . . . No chance lo show his abilily. 9 CLARENCE WESSMAN E 8! Declared ineligible mid-season . . . Slafed +0 be one of +he +op ends . . . Big. fast rugged. agile performer. Slanford had +he Indian sign on us again +his year. resulling in Hie loss of +he lasf game of +he season. Slanford's flash quarferback. Bob Garret made all +he efforls of Hie Sparfan eleven loo parlicularly inept We can only hope +hal' nexf year we won'l' succumb +0 +he grips of Slanfordil'is and will come +hrougl1 wi'rh a win +0 snap +he long losing sl'reak in +he record of San Jose-S'ranford confes+s. TOM YAGI C 59 In lasf four games of +he sea- son Tom received plaudil's for his line backing . . . Will be a regular in '54 season. Thaf Morley again. Tackled by Al Brown l29l affer laking pass in Sparlan end zone. Freshman Football Tuck HalseyI SJS Frosh full- back. carries +he ball in Hue game wi'rh Easf Con+ra Cos+a J.C. The San Jose Sfafe freshman foofball Jream won only one our of five games. bu+ +ha+ one vicfory was Hwe swee+es+-a 6-0 friumph over College of +he Pacific. In +heir opener. +he Sparfanbabes IosiL +0 Easi- Conrra Cos+a 20-6. rhen were walloped 45-7 by +he pow- erful Wes+ Coni'ra Cosra eleven. APrer losing +0 Fresno S+a+e l3-7I +he Sparfanbabes +urned in +heir vicfory over Pacific. In +he closing game +he young Sparrans bowed +0 Fresno J. C. 26-I3. Despife +he losing season suffered by +he freshmen. several fine fufure prospec'rs were developed-play- ers who will Jrake impor+an+ roles on +he varsiry squad in Hue nexi' +hree years. Coaches of +he Sparfan- babes were Bob Amaral. Russ Philips. S+u Fowler and Jerry Wyness. Leff +0 righf. +op row: Coach Bob Amaral. Coach S+u Fowler. Capfain Gene Larsonl Bob Burns. Kenf Keagan. Billy Wells. Coach Russ Phillips. Coach Jerry Wyness. Second row: George Rose. Darrell Clement Tuck Halsey. Tom Lyons. Jerry Heald. Bill Por+er. Malcolm Small. Rod Hass. Ron Bull. Third row: Ed King. Bob Riordan. Val Waldrip. Jim Hensel. Dick Forsfer. 0H0 Alexander. Larry Meek. Gary Clark. Fourfh row: Al Severino. Jerry Henderson. Dick Gleed. Lou FeleHo. Ken S'reele. Orland Hill. Sam Sfailer. Fiffh row: Carl Monsen. Harry Greenberg. Jim Johnson. Don Arms+rong. Bill Hanna. Paul Wesf. 96 Basketball Due mos+ly +o +he effor'rs of Carroll iMigh+y Mousei Williams, San Jose Sfa're baske+ball +eam es+ablished 25 new school records and +ied +hree ofhers as +he Sparfans complefed one of +he mosf unique seasons in San Jose cage annals. Despi+e +he firs+ losing season in I l years under +he coaching of WaH' McPherson. +he Sparfans and Mc- Pherson were accorded meri+orious recognifion for +heir fine s+re+ch drive which saw +hem win eighf of +heir Iasf +en games, including six consecu+ive Cali- fornia Baske+ball Associa+ion +riumphs. The Sparfans Ios+ six of +he'ir firsf eigh+ men before +he season opened or shor'rly affer if sfarfed. Ye+ McPherson rebuilf a +eam which came sfrongly in +he Iasf hahc of +he season and won a+ leasi' one vic+ory from every CBA opponent H was work of +his caliber +ha+ induced +he Nor+hern California Sporfswri+ers Associafion +0 vofe McPherson Coach of +he Year. WilliamsI second highes+ scorer in Spar+an h?is+ory wifh 460 poin+s. combined his scoring wifh a fine all- arouncl floor game and earned selec+ion +0 +he All- CBA and AII-Nor+hern California Jreams plus All- American honorable men+ion. Capf. Carroll Williams receives +he mosf valuable player award from Emerson Doc Arends of +he SJSC Alumni As- sociafion, during a game wi+h Fresno Siafe. Fronf roszerle FlaHley. Bill Lamson. Bud Hielm. Don Fausseh Norm Ponfi. Denny Harris. Middle row: Manager Jack Capon. Carroll Williams. Tom Crane. Coach WaH McPherson. Bob S+einbach. Bill Brunv berg. Manager Clarence Meyer. Back raw: Tor Hansen. Al Hood. Rod McPeak. Bob Bondanza. Geo. King. Bob Bondanza M7 and Bob Sfeinback Uith, move in for a rebound againsf Sf. Mary's. Bud Hielm USL Tor Hansen 04L Bob Bondanza M7 and George King B7 scramble for +he ball againsf Sacramento Sfafe. Carroll Williams 75L San :lose Sjrafe's Mighty Mouse. goes up for leff-handed hook shot as Bob Bondanza is hemmed in by Loyola as Bob S'rainback U27 and Carroll Williams 757 Spartans whip Pacnfic. Don FauseH UB7 charges in for rebound. move in to aid. Varsify Baske+ball Record Opponenf SJS San Francisco S+a+e 55 75 U. of Oregon 74 70 U. of Oregon 75 63 U. of California 56 48 U. of Arizona BI 77 Arizona S+a+e 50 6I Pepperdine 67 57 Cal Poly 46 47 S. F. S+a+e 58 6I 7San+a Clara 4! 39 175+. Mary's 57 56 7U.S.F. 57 50 a'Tiollege of Pacific 57 54 Fresno Shade 60 58 Sfanford 60 58 Sfanford 70 6O 3e55.3mm Clara 76 47 Loyola 57 68 akC.O.P. 48 63 55+. Mary's 55 57 Sacramenfo S+a+e 57 49 5U.S.F. 49 66 akC.O.P. 64 70 a'5Seera Clara 53 72 75+. Mary's 54 59 Fresno S+a+e 63 78 7U.$.F. 76 57 mCalifornia Basketball Association Games Bud Hielm UM iumps for the ball with USF's giant Bill Russell. Bob Sfeinback UN is blocked out by Dank Frank Evangelho. Bob S+einbach UH and Don Faussef baffling for rebound in Pacific Carroll Williams slips in a Ieff-handed Iay-up over +he guard of a game won by Sparfans. 63-48. Jtall Pacific eager. Sparfans coming in for rebounds are Bud Hielm UN and Tom Crane ML Carroll Williams dribbles around screen se+ by Bud Hielm USL +0 Tor Hansen UM leaps +0 block sho+ aHempf by Sanfa Clara's Mickey gef away from Sanfa Clara's Don BenedeH'i as Spartans walloped Hue Mount The Bronco is also hemmed in by Bud Hielm UN and Merle Broncos' Far Wesfern NCCA finalists. 72-53. FIaHIey UOL Don Faussef and Tor Hansen baHle for rebound in Sacramen+o S+a+e Don Fausse+ UM. Bud Hielm U5, and San+a Clara's Kenny Sears game. Bob Sfeinbach M left mesmerized by bcuncing ball. Aihle'l'ics Back row: Rod McPeak. George King. Tom Crane. Bill Brunberg. Wes Juhl. Coach S+u Fowler. SiHing: AI Hood. Jack Harris. Bill LamsonI Denny Har- ris. Clarence Wessman. Back row: Mgr. Ransom BraHon. Rex S+elzer. Bob Chrisco. Ar'r Bell. Dick Fors+er. S+an Kilsfrom. Coach Jerry Vroom. SiHing: Ben Mafulich. Tuck Halsey. Ed Johnson. John Wagner. Dan Wilson. Roger Smifh. Harold Ul- refy; Frosh Basketball 9 Boxing The Sparfan ringmenl always sfrong in previous years, found +hem- selves in a bad si+ua+ion a+ +he beginning of +his pas+ season. They had a +eam buiH' around sophomores and iuniorsl wi+h only one senior. Vic Harris. a holdover from lasi' year's championship club. Wifh +his green ieam. Coach Julie Menendez worked seeming miracles. By +he +ime +he season had closed Jrhe Golden Raiders had +ied for +op honors in +he Norfhern Calif. ln+ercollegia+e Invi+a+ionaL placed a very close second in +he PCI. and finished +en+h in +he NCAA +ournamen+ held +his year a+ Penn S+a+e. Julie also developed +hree PCI cham- pions: Dtick Bender. Vic Harris and Tom S'rern. Harris. +he +eam's lone senior. spor+ed a no+ +oo impressive +hree won. one draw and one loss record for +he seasonl bu+ won big ones when +hey coun+ed. The classy welferweigh+ carries a solid punch in each hand and is a fas+ man in +he ring. Tom Sfern. a sophomore. is +he number one Iigh+-heavyweigh+ on +he squal. S+ern Iosf his firs+ figh'r and +hen came roaring back +o wiln +he nex+ eighf s+raigh+. His crown is +he second such in +he family. His bro+her, JerryI won +he I47 lb. championship in I952. Dick Bender. oufsfanding Spar+an miHman. The boxing +eam Iis+ens a++en+ively +0 coach Julie Menendez. IOO A+hle+ics Tom Sfern lands a long righf agains+ Don Anderson of Idaho. Dick Bender exchanges blows wH'h NCAA king Gordy Gladson of Washingi'on S+a+e. Neal Hill defeafs Jim WiHenber of Nevada. The referee Dave Flanner makes a sensaHonaI debuf wi+h K0 in all picfures is Jim NuH. former Spar+an ring s+ar. vicfory over ve+eran Hal Solinsky of Idaho. Jim ChilcuH Tom S+ern Boxing DeWiH A. Porfal, +he firs+ head boxing coach a+ San Jose S+afe. guided +he develop- menf of +he Sparfan ring program +hrough l5 seasons. During his +enure +he Sparfans have come from +he in+ramural s+age +0 a place among +he bes+ haif-dozen collegiafe ring feams in +he na+ion. Par+ oi +his success was due +0 Porfal's knowledge; par+ +0 his boundless en- ergy: par+ +0 his fechniques: par+ +0 +he cul- +iva+ed suppor+ of +he campus and fown; bu+ largely due fo his unswerving faii'h +ha+ box- ing is a greaJr sporf ior +he developmenf of young men. A pas+ presiden'r of +he Na+ionai Collegi- a+e Boxing Coaches Associafion and former- ly a member of +he NCAA Boxing rules com- miHee. Porfal was a nafive of San Jose. He was a sfar a+hle+e a+ San Jose High School and la+er a1 Sparfa. Gradua+ed in I930. Dee was associafed wi+h a+hle+ic sfaffs a+ Sacra- menfo's Granf HighI Menlo J. C. and Sfan- ford. Af'rer a brief s+in+ as direc'ror of +he For1L Bragg Communify Club. Dee reiurned +0 his alma ma+er in +he fall of I934 as Physical Educa+ion insfruc+or and Spar+a's firsf boxing coach. Wi'rh +he excep'rion of a +hree-year four in +he Navy's Physical Educafion pro- gram and one season as ring coach a+ Jrhe Universi+y of Wisconsin. Por+al has been a+ San Jose ever since. In I5 seasonsl Porfal's miH squads have won 79. Ios+ I6. and +ied 9 dual meefs; a winning average of beHer +han 83 percent Physically and men'raHy. Dee Por+al was a busy man. Under his sfimulafion boxing has become a vas+ program af San Jose S+afe. He con+inuaily made new evaluafions of +he sporiL of boxing and iusf as persisfenHy pro- posed newl progressive reforms. These devel- opmenfs will even+ually make +he name of DeWiH' Por'ral immorfal on +he Boxing Scene. Dick Bender Jim ChilcuH Danny Hayes AI Julian John Hernandez z e DeWITT A. PORTAL U906-l953i Tom S+ern Joe Rodriques Dick Bender Athletics Wrestling The Spar+an wresHing +eam. coached by Hugh Mumby. comple'l'ed a l3 dual meef season wi+h a final showing of six wins and seven losses. The +eam showed an overall s+reng+h by winning +he Bay Area Novice and Junior Pacific Associafion A.A.U. Tournamen'rs and placing second in +he Senior P.A.-A.A.U. Tourney. Among individual performers. one man, Dick Francis. sfood ou+ above Hie rest In +he P.C.I. Tour- namenf, Dick capi'ured second place in +he I77 lb. division and followed H135 up by placing +hird in Hie Nafional A.A.U. Tournamen'r held +his April in San Diego. Back row: Lee Bax'rer. Jerry Ruse. Dick Francis. Gus Talbot Russ Ufley. Pefe Herderl Ron S+ingley Fron'r row: Coach Mumby. Ken Simpkins. Tony Russo. Bob Allen. Kay Toyofa. George Lao. I03 I04 Water Polo The Sparfan wafer polo +eam headed by Coach Charley Walk- er and cap+ained by Taylor Ha+haway, climaxed anofher suc- cessful season by defeai'ing Cal Poly in +he finals of +he S+a+e Championship Wafer Polo Tournament Th'is was +he second year in a row +ha+ +he Walkermen have won +his +i+le. Ou+s+anding men on +his year's varsi+y squad were Bill Finch. +he backbone of +he defense. a+ guard and Ha+haway. +he high- scoring forward. The Freshman +eam ended +he year wi+h a 6 won. 3 +ied. and 2 Ios+ record. The +eam captain was AriL Lamber+ and Fred Pos+al assisfed Charley Walker a+ +he coaching line. Coach Walker deserves a greaf deal of credif for conslis+en+ly fuming ou+ championship +eams. This year bo+h +he varsi+y and freshman +eams achieved +heir one-hundred+h win, a mark few coaches ever hope +0 reach. The college +eam gains confrol of +he ball. Fron+ row: Paul Ba+aille. William Short Bill Finch. Jay Flood U954 co-capr. Taylor Ha+haway U953 capM. Richard Miller U954 co-capi'J. Don Sweeney. Richard Threlfall. Thomas Haine. Middle row: Norfon Thornfon. LeRoy Smifh. Laurence Mifchell. Ches+er Keil. Ronald Mann. James Hughes. Ar+hur Lamberf. William Gibson. Rollo Koivisfo. Back row: Rober+ Sims. Lee WaHon. Jack Elling+on. Melvin Laub. Leonard Tomse+h. Donald Trowbridge. Charles Whife. James Anderson. Albion Vickery. Coach Charles L. Walker. A1hle1ics Coach Charley Walker has good reason 10 be proud 01 his boys 11115 year. They produced 111e bes1 overall season since Walker began 111$ coaching career a1 S1a1e in 1932. The varsi1y and 1ros11 1eams 1urned ou1 a combined 1o1a1 01 17 wins and 3 losses. The varsi1y decisively won 115 1wo bigges1 mee1s 11115 year-111e W115 a display 01 10 - Cal Aggies 1nvi1a1iona1 Relays and 111e California S1a1e Co1lege Swimming Championships a1 Fresno. The Spar1ans bea1 some 01 111e bes1 1eams on 111e coas1 in 111e process. Several new school records were se1 11115 year. Among 11Ie mos1 impor1an1 01 111ese were Dick Miller's 1ime o1 2:262 in 111e 200 yard backs1roke, and 111e 4-man relay 1W1111e, Lambert Koivis1o. Thre11a1111ime 013:42.8. Fron1 row: Bill Bace. Adrlan Jund. Jay Flood.DickT11re11a11.Dick MI11er. Wayne Abbey. Taylor Ha111a- pra 1. C11e51er KeI1I BI11 Shor1.Midd1e row: Don Creedon. BernIe Pola. Cur1is Cong11.Doug Mc- Donald. Mark Hasse11.Bob BIscher. Rollo Kowis1o. Lee Wa11on. Ar1 Lamber1. Glen Carroll. Roy Cleg- horn. George Bracke11. Back row: BI11 Finch. Ass1. DIving Coach;Char1es 1.. Walker.Coac11:JIm An- derson. 105 Under +he guidance of WallL McPherson, 'I'he Sparlan Gohc +eam shows a lo+ of promise for +he coming sea- son -- bu+ liHle experience. This is clue +0 +ha+ old nemesis of all coaches. gradualion. Remaining from las+ year's fine squad is iusl' one man. Don Glass. This sea- son Don enferecl +he N.C.G.A.A. +ournamen+ and won his firsl' 'l'wo flighl's. +he laHer wilh a one over par 7I. McPherson is also coun+ing heavily on men like Ernie George and Loren MaHson 1'0 keep up +he splendid slandard sel' by former Slale golfers. MaHson. Wool. Samuelson and Dooley wa'rch Don Glass iry lo sinlt one. Pic+urecl above lefl' +0 right Coach Walf McPherson. Glen Dooley. Fred Soares. Frecl Wooll Loren MaHson. Bucky Levin. Jack Samuelson and Don Glass. l06 Aihlefics Tennis The varsi+y Jrennis squad coached by Hugh Mumby has had a successful season +his year. The Mumby-men, led by +heir number one man Don S'rraub. have compiled a record of nine wins and six losses wifh fwo ma'rchles ye+ +0 be played as we go +0 press. The neHers hold wins over C.O.P., S'l'. Mary's, and Sanfa Clara among +he schools in +his area and also a win over +he Universify of WillameHe from Oregon sfafe. The members of +he +eam in order of +heir ranking are: S+raub. Jack Capon. Kenf Clunie, Corny Reese. Bob Bell. and Brick Fena. The Freshman +ennis +eam also under +he guidance of Hugh Mumby developed a Fine squad +ha+ will make nexl' year's varsily a polen+ +hrea+ +0 all comers. As we go +0 press +he Frosh hold a record of +hree wins and +wo losses wil'h lwo mafches ye+ +0 be played. Top ranked man on Jthis year's squad is Roger Smi'rh, followed by Tom Smallshire. Read Warriner. Dale Kirk. Kei+h Murray and Bob Engel. Among +heir wins +he Frosh hold +wo wins over +he s+rong Harfnell Junior College Team. Back row: Coach Mumby. Jack Capon. Don S+raub. Corny Reese. Jack Darrah lManagerl. Fronf row: Keifh Redford. Bill Mullins. Bob Bell. l07 Judo Lyle Hunf wi+h Jrrophies he received for Hie Heavyweighf division and for being +he Champion of Champions a+ +he Firsf Na+ional A.A.U. Judo Tournamenf held a+ San Jose Sfaie on May l0. I953. Lyle Hunt I953 Na+ional A.A.U Judo Champion from San Jose S+a+e. was chosen +0 represenf Hue Uni+ed S+a+es in Hue In+erna+ional Judo Tournamenf held in Paris on H19 sevenfh of December, I953. Hunf, John Osako. profes- sor of H19 Chicago Judo Club. and +he ofher American represenfafive combined +alen+s in Hue Ias+ +wo mafches of +he meef +0 prevenf a shufouf as +he Pan American +eam I051L +0 +he French. Hunf earned a fie wi+h Bernard Parisef, French and European champion. He managed +0 gef his smaller and more agile opponen+ in+o +he air on several occasions during H16 five minufe mafch, bu1l was unable +0 pin H1e French- man, who is famous for his near perfeci' s+yle. Lyle is one of +he few college afhlefes in H19 Uni+ed Sfafes enfifled +0 wear +he +hird degree black beH. The 24-year-old six-foot +hree-inch and l88 pound police maior won +he beH in +hree years. Seven +0 eighf years is con- sidered +he average +ime needed for an a+hle+e +0 gain +his honor. San Jose is righfly proud of +his fine afhlei'e and genHeman. l08 A+hle+ics The Spar+an Judo squad headed by Coach Yosh Uchida. +urned in. ano+her fine season +his year. Lead by Win Dahl. Hue +eam's only black belt and Capfain Ken Fare, +he Judo- is+s placed fouer in +he Novice division of +he P.A.A.A.U. Tournament fourfh in He Junior division and +hird in +he Senior. In +he Novice depar+men+ Al Cadena and John Per- a+a +ook individual +hird places. In dual mee+s +his year S+a+e defea+ed Sanfa Rosa J. C. 7-0' and Ios+ a close one +0 UniversH'y of Califor- nia by a 2-l score. John Sepulveda being +hrown by Win Dahl. Back row. IeH +0 righf: Charles Roy. Ken Giles. Don Edwards. Coach Yosh Uchida, Sfan Treshnell. Win Dahl: fronf row. Ieff fo righf: Capfain Ken Fare. Don Ewingl Hideo Safo. Bob McCorkle. Paul Ka+so. John Sepulveda. l09 Jack Richards flies through fhe air as he complefes a double play againsf U.S.F affer taking a throw from Pitcher John Oldham. Second Baseman Ron Palma UefH breaks up the play. The Spar+an baseball schedule had no+ been complefed as we wen+ +0 pressI bu+ +he men of Walf Williams had already shown ou+s+anding +eam and individual perform- ances. Mosf of +he members consider +he finesf +eam eFForf +his season +0 be +he l-l Baseball fie wi+h California. WhaiL made +his game so ou+s+anding is +ha+ if wenf I4 innings and was called because of darkness. One of +he s+ronges+ posifions was cenfer field. held down by Don Visconfi. Don was ou+ Ias+ year wi+l1 a broken arm' bu'r has made up for H +his season by baHing over .350. Picfured above lef +0 right Back row-CoaCh WaH' Williams. Jack Richards. Ron Palmal George King. Mel Decker. Ron Kaufman. Don Visconfi. Mal Leal. Bill Wolfe. Doug Boehner. Jim CoaHer. Ass'f Coach Sfu Fowler. Fronf row-Bob Mize. Dan Odishoo. Larry Mifchell. Bill Pifcher. Ron Walfers. Bill Anderson. John Oldham. Darrel Chipman. Dick Brady. Lou Gambello. Reese Dick. IIO Viscon+i ba+s one far out Johnny Oldham crosses firsf base. Co-cap'l'ains and bofh grea'r performers for +he Golden Raiders 'l'his year were Ron Kauffman and John Oldham. Oldham has been +he clufch pi+cher for Williams +his year and as of +his +ime has won seven wifh +hree losses. Kauffman has been WaH's u+ili+y man +his season. In +his capaci+y Ron has played iusf aboui' every posi+ion on +he field including pifching and winning a game agains+ C.O.P. earlier +his year. Nexi- season's +eam looks very s+rong. as H will combine +he varsify nucleus and +he excellenf freshman +eam. Much of +he frosh success has been due +0 ca+cher Jerry Clifford. who has been hiHing af a phenomenal .585 clip. The freshman feam belowI Ieff +0 righf fron'r row: Bob Klinel Frank Murakami. Clyde Beagle. Jerry CliffordI Rick Rosal Tom CaruellI Dick Kernickl Dick Arling- +on and Manager Lansom BraHon. Back row: Coach Don Lopesl Bob ColomboI Steve PieserI Dan WilsonI Al Cerrufi, Dan ArenaI Tuck Halsey. Ed King, Bill Jack Richards forces a player ou+ a+ second base. Bauer. Jerry Batista and Mauri Coles. Track The Spar+an +rack +eam. lead by +heir line coach Bucl Wini'erl have compiled a very successful record +his season aH'er seeming +o be operaling under +he handicap of inexperience. due +o gradua'rion. a+ +he beginning of +he year. Bud only had eigh+ men leH from las'r year's fine squad and wi+h +his as a nucleus he has +urned ou+ one of +he ablesf Jreams in his his+ory as heck coach. Several of his men have been lisfed among +he +ops in Hue nal'ion: Don Armsl'rong. Billy Jo Wright Owen Rhodes, Mickey Maramonfe. Don Hubbard, Don Cruickshank. and Ed Kreyenhagen. We go +o press wi+l1 only hahc +he season complefed bu+ several records have already been sell and migh+ easily be broken by +he season's end. Some of +he mos+ specfacular are fresh- man Billy Jo Wrigh+'s school shof record of 5l'-8 : anolher frosh. Don Armsfrong, is ranked six+h in +he nafion wil'h his +ime of .23.7 in +he 220 low hurdles, while Ed Krey- enhagen is ranked 51+: in +he nalion wifh his sparkling +ime of .l4.7 in +he high hurdles. Perhaps +he brigh+es+ s+ar on +he frack horizon is Wright The s+ocky frosh besides seHing a new record in +he sho'rput also runs in +he IOO yard dash. road jumpsI and high jumps six feet Ano'rher Raider wi+h greal' promise is Owen Rhodes. pole vaul'rer. Rhodes is ineligible +his year bu+ has been compel'ing unaHached and in doing so has shown greal' promise for nex+ season. His bes+ vauH' so far +his year has been l4'-3 . Back row. lefl' 'l'o righf: John Slaughfer. George Raine. Allan Hugo. Kenl' Ensensperger. Clarence Duncan. Ed Kreyenhagen. Taylor Burfon. Don Hubbard. Allan Dunn. Gene TogneHi. Bob TroH'. Owen Rhodes. Sfan Dowelll Bill Slephens. Fron+ row: Rod LeGafe. Floyd Kimagai. Ray Hulzla. Bill Hushaw, Eldon Pefer. Rod Frederickson. Mickey Maramon're. Kevin Duffy. Arf HiaH', Val Daniels. Jack Albiani. Don Cruickshank. Gene Anfone. Dick Vogel. ll2 Coach Bud Winfer Aihlefics Miler and 440: Gene TogneHi Relay Team: TogneH'i +0 Val Daniels Team co-capfain: Allen Dunn Miler: Don Hubbard Pic+ured on +he IeH is +he IOO yd. dash held a1 +he San Jose S+a+e-San+a Clara Coun+y Youfh Cen+er San Francisco S+a+e Triangular Track meei' on March 27+h. LeH +0 righh Arf HiaH. 3rd. BJSh Jack Albiani. 5H1. UJSM Jim Gillespie. 2nd You+h Cen+erh Val Daniels. 4H1. BJSh Orese Elmorel BFM and Don Cruickshank. lsi' BJSL The Sparfans won +he meet Pictured below is +he freshman hack +eam. Froni' row-Ieff +0 righ'l': Iver Reinik- ka. Horace Mann. Don Piercy. Bob Lewis. Frank Wulffange and Joe Means. Back row: Don Armsfrong. Leroy Meyer. Ray Alber+i. Larry Collier. Ar+ Tim- mons. Ned Warriner and Coach Bob McMuIIen. Frosh low hurdlers: College record holder in Joe Means and Don Armsi'rong sho+pu+z Billy Joe Wrighf II3 Gymnastics The Golden Raider's Gymnasfic feam under +he leadership of Coach Hugh Mumby suffered one of +heir pooresiL seasons +his pasf year due +0 +he lack of experienced men. The only veferan re+urning from laer year's team was Bob Peavyl who was especially sfrong on +he +rampoline. Several addi+ions will insure us of a sfrong showing nexiL year from +he Gymnas- Hc feam. Of +he new members on +his year's squad. Ron Phillips. Jack Albert and Bill Bace were mains+ays. Phillips was +he backbone of +he feam, compe'ring in +he alI-around and +he rope climb. wifh Alber+s showing s+rongly on +he side horse and Jrumbling acrobafics. The year's besiL performance was fumed in by Phillips as he garnered a second place in +he Pacific AssociaHon A.A.U. Gymnasi'ic Meet Coach Mumby. Bill Bace. Jack Alber'ri. Ron Phillips. Bob Peavy. ll4 Aihlefics Riflery This has been one of +he mos+ successful years for +he Varsi+y Rifle feam. whose members broke many pas+ records. All Hiflemen have qualified under +he Na+ional Riflemen's Associa+ion regula- +ions as experf. Bill Rabens'rein has earned block and sweafer for varsii'y rifle par+icipa+ion. and +hree o+her men were Flgh+ing for swea+ers as of press +ime; +his is +he firs+ year swea+ers and blocks have been awarded in +hlis sport The +eam +ook +hird place in ?he Nor+hern California In+ercollegia+e Rifle Conference. placed sixth in +he na'rional ma+ches March 20 a+ Universify of California among +hree wes+ern s+a+es: Nevada. Arizona and California. and finished l5+h among 45 in +he U. S. Rabensfein placed fiHh in +he individual fournamenf. which had 70 parficipani's frying for nation- al honors. Next year +he riflemen will en+er +he San+a Clara Valley Rifle Conference composed of college and maior indus+ry +eams. Sfanding. Sgt Whalen. Kneeling: Tom TrevoHck. Arlan Amaral. Cap+ain Kaye TomlinI Jack Tomlin. Frank Mar+orano. Il5 m Many games, dances, We cheered +hem on +0 vicfory. H's madness. bu+ H's really living! Splashing Sparfans come up for air. How abouf a Coke befween halves? II6 II leave us with pleusuni memories of college life. PresidemL Wahlquisf and Dean Benz a+ +he Boxer's Banquet Excellenf coach. s+ellar performers - unbeafable! Ac+ion wifh Sacramen+o S+a+e. Rally before +he +ussle wi+h Cal. ll7 No place like home, whelheril be a sorority, fraternity or a boarding house. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL ALPHA CHI OMEGA JeanneHe Hargrave -Senior Represen+a+ive Beverly Ridenour -Junior RepresenfaHve ALPHA OMICRON Pl Frances Lippolis eSenior Represenfafive Gwen Wen+s -Junior Represen+a+ive ALPHA PHI Colleen Collins -Senior Represen+a+ive Mary Lou Shirey -Junior Represen+a+ive CHI OMEGA Donna Van Horn -Senior Represen'rafive BeHy Wiser -Junior Represen+a+ive DELTA GAMMA Barbara Graham -Junior Represenfafive Margie McCall -Senior Represen+a+ive DELTA ZETA Jean Hornibrook -Senior RepresenfaHve Na+alie Vayssie --Junior Represen+a+ive GAMMA PHI BETA Norma Lee Bradshaw Senior Represen+a+ive Eline Chiel -Junior Represenfafive KAPPA ALPHA THETA Peggy Bauer -Junior Represen+a+ive Barbara Bruce --Senior Represen+a+ive KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Gayle Flannigan -Senior Represenfafive Mariel McKinnon eJunior Represen+a+ive SlGMA KAPPA Sara Cozad -Junior Represen+a+ive Fran Rabanus ---Senior Represen+a+ive Two represen+a+ives from each of The na'l'ional sorori'ries a+ San Jose form +he Panhellenic Council. This governing body weighs and evaluafes all maHers concerning sorori'ry poli- cies and represen+a+ion. The democra+ic na+ure of +he organ'izafion and +he willing co- operaHon of all members insure +he successful culminafion of docfrines and pracfices in+ended for +he enrichmen+ of college life. This year 'I'he Panhellenic held i+s annual dance a+ +he Mark Hopkins Ho+el in San Francisco. The Panhellenic Workshop was held during +he Spring quar+er on +he campus. This year Panhellenic ins+i+u+ed a new scholar- ship. Through +he suppor'r of +he +en sororifies. one-hundred dollars will be awarded each year +0 a s+uden+ in +he fine ar+s depar+men+. The Panhellenic Council officers include: Marilyn PerkovI President Coleen Collins. Vice Presidenh Frances Lippolis. Recording Secre+ary; Norma Lee Bradshaw, Corres- ponding Secre'rary: Gail Flanagan. Treasurer. l?! 44:.- Merri Ellen Acker Janef Adams Jeanne Adkins Sheila And$ Barbara Baker June Bauhard Darlene Bergman Janef Bliss Diane BonneHe Edwina Brown Gloria Brown Shirley Brown Susan Brumley Joan BuHer Darlene Clayfon Janef Cooper Jean Culber+ Kay Daly Mary Ann Dilliar Pai' Doll JoAnn Drake Dorofhy Duffy Ann DuHon Paf Eiking Paf FencH Joan GeHer JeaneHe Hargrave Carol Hill Mary lbach Nancy Inglis Anne Jan+zen Mary Ellen Johns Leah Kellogg Barbara King Marya Lerwill Marilyn Lewis Bobbi Lund Doris Mardesick I22 Alpha Chi Omega Founded a+ De Pauw Universify. I885 Gamma Efa chap+er esfablished I948 353 Soufh Fifth Sfreef This year +he A Chi O performers +ook firsf place in +he AIl-Greek show. They placed second in +he Homecoming floai' parade. During +he Chris+mas season H1ey won +hird place in +he A.W.S. Door Decora+ion confesf, and gave a Chris+mas parfy. wi+h Sigma Nu fra+erni+y, for +he underprivileged children. The Chrisfmas par+y is an annual affair sponsored by +he +wo groups. The ou+- s+anding social even+ for +he A Chi O's was +he Masquerade Ball held at Chafeau Boussy. Marian Sousal presidenf Darlene Clayfon. vice-presidenf Marilyn Swensonl vice-presidenf Alice Prim, recording secrefary Marya Lerwill, corres. secrefary Mrs. Ben Hickey. chapfer adviser Dr. Winifred Ferris.facul+y adviser Sororii'ies Nancy Marshall Mary McDonald Barbara Miner Joan Moore Dianna Morris Rayna Narbaii'z Bonnie Nelson Dolores Peal Kay Penfold Marilyn Perkov Joan Carolyn Pracna Alice Primm Marilyn Prince Reba Purches Marilyn Reins+ed+ Ca+hie Revaz Beverly Ridenour Lynne Roiers Lorraine Saich Paf San'rana Carol Schrader Gayle Schrader Connie Seymour Jeanne Simpson Barbara Sloan Marion Sousa Melva Sperling Shirley Sperling Barbara S+anislaus Beverly Sfanislaus Anne Svihra Elizabefh Svihra Marilyn Swenson Janef Thompson Joan Thum Linda Towle Grefchen Wagner BeHy Williams Shirlee Wilson Gail Wood Jacque Wood Joan Zimmerman l23 Ada Brockman, presidenf Alpha omicron Pi Jeanne Welke,vice-presidenf Corrine Howard, vice-presidenf Norma Giovannefh, recor. secrefary Founded ai' Barnard College a+ Delphine Peraldo, corres.secrefary . . . Carol ThompsonI freasurer Columbia UNVHSHYI I897 Mrs. Eleanor Denison and . Delfa Sigma chapfer esfablished I948 Dr. Roberfa HollowayI faculfy adv.sers 408 Soufh Eighfh Sfree'r Members of +he San Jose S+a+e chapfer. DeH'a Sigma, aid +he Red Cross by doing clerical work weekly as +heir philan+hropic project They also supporl' +he na+ional proiecf, +he Fronfier Nursing Service in Ken+ucky. +hrough +he col- lec+ion of canned goods. clofhing, and funds. Eleanor Allen Joan Awbrey Carol Baird Josephine Bidarf Mary Bihler Ada Brockman Carol Brown Sally Busselle Barbara Cima Alice Cochran JeanneHe Coleman Nancy Cons+an+ino Mary Coverdale Doris CraHe Jane+ Creel Joyce Creel Janice deReschke Charlene Doll Margaref Dorrill Nancy Farrel Joan Flynn Kafhy Frazee Margaref Giorgi Norma GiovanneHi Nancy Granewich Leslie Groa+ Suzenne Hannah Diane Harlow l24 Sororities Dolores Hilie Irene Hohener Corrine Howard Dorofhy Krieger Carol Lage Maureen Larrigan Margie Leeds Emily Lippolis Frances Lippolis Phyllis Long Anne-Marie Lundberg Yvonne Moniz Dorofhy Oakley Mary Lou Olsen Mary Clare O'Neill Joyce Osborn Delphine Peraldo Barbara Reynolds Dorofhy Rudeen Joyce Russell Rosemary Safer June Shaw Sandra Singer Joyce Sfeiner Lucille Sweem Carol Thompson LaVera Van Wyk Marlou Weinzerl Gwynefh Wen+s Carolyn WiH' I25 0 Nadine Willson. presidenf A P a P I Mary Kane. vice-presidenf Carol Warner' corres. secretary Carolyn Miller, social chairman Founded af Syracuse UniversHy. l872 Marilyn Oliverl treasurer Befa Psi chapfer esfablished I948 2I0 Soufh Ten'rh Sfreef In coniunc+ion wi+h +heir nafional philan+hropy, Hwe local chap+er of Alpha Phi aci'ively suppor+ed Hue hearf drive. They devo+ed many hours +0 sending Iifer- afure concerning +he hear+ drive +0 +he residen+s of +he San Jose area. The parficipafion of +he Alpha Phis in compe+i+ive acfivi'ries Hwis year was high ligh+ed by +heir hiking +hird place in Hue Homecoming floa+ parade. The social ac+ivi+ies for +he pas+ year included Winfer and Spring pledge dances and Joy Ach+erberg +hree exchanges each quarfer wifh +he frafernifies on campus. Judy Adams Joan Adams Sue Anderson Elaine Armanine Barbara Arfhur Jackie Basinef Barbara Bafes Carol Becker Marcella Bernardi Marilyn Bowman Connie Brandner Jane+ Brashear Jeane Bullok Joan Busher Carol Carlson Joanne Carroll Georgia Clark Honora Coffey Suzanne Coffey Colleen Collins Sue Conger Diane Coxhead Judy Crum PaHy Cummings Joan Enefer . BeHy Lou Flickinger I - . .... Marilyn Fox ' - Ebe Frasse Arline Genfry Ellen GiIIeHe Carolyn Goodhue Marcy Gossman Lorri Grefheer Mary Jane Hale Kay Hannaford Bobbie Harris Nancy HiHner Dorofhy Holman Audrey Hosford Joan Hunfer Nancy Johnsfon Suzan Johnsfon l26 Sorori'l-ies Donna Joosf Mary Kane BeHy KauHman Nancy Klinger Suzanne Lagan Joanne Lindholm Carol LoPresf Gerry Mayle JoAnne McAllisfer Saundra Mcln'ryre Gerry McKim Muffe+ Merle Helen Mevious Carolyn Miller Joanne Morrill CharloHe Murison Marilyn Myers Nancy Neilson Charlene Nelson Pa'r Nock Marilyn Oliver Veralee Osborn Colleen Page Ru+h Pekoch Marilyn Pfi+zer Edi+h Poolman Sabia Poolman Carolyn Proufy Marion Roehm Marion Schell Joyanne ScoH Marilyn ScoH' Dolores Seghi Alleen Sher y Mary Lou Shirey Ann Spurr Ka+hy Sfeyer Priscilla Trimble Kay von Tillow Peggy Wade Carol Warner Terry WhHe Ann WhiHen Joan Wickliffe Jane+ Willson Nadine Willson Beverly Wilson Jane Wool Joanne Wrigh+ Norma Affleck Alice Alcalde Pa+ Andrew Carol Arnold Bernice Baciocco BeHy Jean Bailey Glenda Barfel Lois Becker Gwynnefh Beckman Lola Berfeaux Roberfa Berfhier Shirley Bihn Susan Bowker Renee Brouillard Pa+ Canfield Cafherine Carey Cheryl Chambers Sue Chapman Celia Cross Jackie D'Andrea Joan DiCrisfina Marcia Dudley Rifa Erickson Carol FrewaldmL Mary Jane Greenman Mary Alice Grimes Arlene Hames Jeanne Harris Mary Heffner Mar+ha Hierlihy Connie Jacobsen Trudy Jansens Marilyn Jenkins Barbara Johnson Earline Johnson l28 . Dolores Ber'rolosso, presidenf Ch. ome a Jane? Johnson, vice-presidenf Joyce Orlando, secrefary Marfha Hierlihy. treasurer ' ' Bernice Baciocco, pledge frainer Founded af Unwersu+y of fxrkansas. l895 Mrs. G. A. McCallum, lo'rea DeHa chap+er es+abllshed I948 Miss Myrne Shephard Miss Marie Carr, and Mrs. Gladys VanHecke, advisers 435 South Sixth Sfree+ Chi Omega was happy +0 hear in Sep+ember +ha+ one of HS membersI Mary Anne Weisbrod. had been chosen Miss Foo+ball a+ +he Berkeley Foo+ball Fesfival. In December +hey won firsi' place wi+h Sigma Chi for +heir roo+ing sec+ion af Novice Boxing Tournament Win'rer quar+er ac+ivi+ies for Chi Omega included +heir local bir+hday par'ry and +heir annual pledge dance a+ Hue California Golf and Counfry Club. The highligh+ of Spring quar+er was +he annual Knigh'rs picnic in which several male s+uden+s of San Jose Sfafe were ini+ia+ed in+o +he Royal Order of Chi Omega Knigh+s. Sororities Janef Johnson Kafhleen Johnson Cam Kammerer Gail Kea+ing Marian Kruse Pa+ LeggeH Jackie Malmberg Diane Maansen Joy MHcheH Jeanne Moellering Lorna Mondora Nancy Nugen'r thel Oeser Joyce Orlando Diane PaHison Marianne Pearson Peggy PaHon Sylvia Perry Joan Pickford Sue Randel Joan Randolph Bernice Rapley Joyce Reynolds Gloria Rugani Lynne Simons Nancy Snell Trudy S+aples Nancy S+ephens Paf S+ockholm Mary Tharp Donna Van Horn Mary Ann Weisbrod Noralee Williams BeHy Wiser Sandra Wurfs Lynda Youngberg Judy Zenf I29 Marie Bache, presidenf Delia Ga mmu cam. Hore- vice-presidw Jan McCaughna, corres. secrefary Bev HurdI recording secrefary Founded at Lewis School. I873 Jacki? LumI treasurer . Sue PIHmanI sfandards Gamma Efa chapfer esfabhshed I948 Miss Paf O'Donnell, faculfy adviser 360 East Reed Sfreef En+ered in many acfivifies +his year, +he one +he Del'ra Gammas are mos+ proud of is +he sweeps+akes award for +heir ou+sfanding Homecoming float Delfa Gamma also sang H's way +0 second place in March Melodies H1is year. The ou+s+anding social even+ for +his group was +heir pledge dance honoring Hue winfer pledge class. H was held af +he Casflewood Counfry Club. JoAnn Abercrombie BeHe Ann Ahrens Arden Allen Marie Bache Audrey Baines Marilyn Benneff Janice Brockman Sharon Cassidy Pafsy Cave Paf Chedes+er Cyn+hia Clark Marilyn Cox Elaine Cransfon Margie Crans+on Diane Cunningham Jayne Curry Marilynn Deal Bonnie Doheman Marilyn Dye Barbara Fischer Rii'a Franks Jeanne Gamel Jeanne Gibbs Diane Gore Barbara Graham HueHe Green Gale Griffifh Diana Grohs Marfha Hardy Susan Harris Carol Hore Beveriy Hurd Mary Paf Jameson Jean Jurk Mary Nell King I30 Sororii-ies Nancy Lamb Claire Leese Jacquie Lum Margie Marks Marilyn Maer Harrief McCabe Margarei' McCall Janice McCaughna Joan McCrum Paf McLean Nancy Merriman Marilyn MeuHer Marilyn Mollohan Marilyn Mon+gomery Paf Nye MarzeHe Oliver Sue PiHman Charlene Plan? Marilyn Quirin BeHy Renz Carol Renz BeHy Richer? Jacklyn Rich+er Barbara Roach Sally Scales Charlene Schuking Barbara ScoH Kay Skiod BeHy Smi+h ClaudeHe Smifhee Ruby Sfickel Marian Sullivan Donna Taylor JoAnne Tracy Yvonne Tracy Rosemary Trueblood Carol VanSan+ Suzanne Wafson Nancy Wilson Sharon Wreh Geri Zeis Ann Zacolofsky I3l Ann Rogers. president Delta Zeta Dorothea BeHencourf, vice-presidenf Claire Schmidt, vice-presidenf DeHie Mpore. treasurer . Founded a1 Miami Universify. I902 Muss Pauline Lynch. alumna adVIser . Dr. Margaref JonesI faculty adviser Gamma Lambda chapfer esfabllshed I948 64 Soufh Tenfh Sfreef The DeH'a Ze'ras were surprised when +hey refurned +0 school in Sep+ember +0 find +ha+ +heir house had been redecora+ed over +he summer. They also re- ceived +he good news +ha+ +wo Io+s had been purchased on IHh street and plans +0 build would be pu+ in+o eFFecf in +he near fu+ure. Social acfiviH-es for +he year included a Chris'rmas par+y, and a pledge dance which was held a+ Ben Lomond Coun+ry Club. Included in +heir philanfhropic proieds was a rum- mage sale wifh +he proceeds benefiHing an Indian group. Added +0 +heir collecfion of frophies was +he Lambda Chi Pushcarf Relay Trophy for original cos+umes and +heme. Ellene Bakenhus Joan Becker Lynne Bes+ Dorofhea BeHencourf Claire Clarke Shirley Ann Coa+e JoAnn Donahue Dolores DuHera Pafricia Gale Anne Garland Barbara Grasso Gloria Guido Allene Hammond Joan Harlan Joan Harvey Lenore Helwig Mary Lou Hobelmann Geraldine Holderness Jean Hornibrook Alice Hunsucker Jean Johnson l32 Sororihes Phyllis Johnson Nancy Kelley Pauline Leiion Joan Mariner Jackie Mifchell Marilyn Molinari Dorofhy Moore Mary Rufh Morse Norberfa Masher Joyce Newman Paf Page Peggy Pasquali Rosemarie Pedone Ann Rogers Claire Schmidf Barbara Sieinbaugh Na+halie Vayssie Dorofhy WhiHier Elaine Wur+s l33 O Lois Kirchner. presideni Gamma Ph' Beta Eileen Burke, vice-presidenf Joan Bordenave. recording secretary Peg Copnell, freasurer Founded af Syracuse UniversHy. I874 Mrs. Leighton Brownfon. alumna adviser , M'V'IPI .f Hd' Befa The+a chapfer established I948 '55 Ice amer acu ya V'ser 189 Soufh Eleventh Street The girls of Gamma Phi Befa honored +heir mo+hers a+ +he annual Chrisi'mas dinner par+y a+ +he chap+er house. San+a Claus joined +he girls for an evening of en+er+ainmen+ and fun. The Gamma Phis celebrafed Founders Day by hon- oring +heir alumni and acfive members at a breakfast The brunch was followed by a program commemorafing Hue founding of +he sororify. Gienda BaHersby Julia Ann BenneH' Marion BessoneHe Joan Bordenave Anne Borkman Normalee Bradshaw Janis Bro+hers Connie Burke Eileen Burke Gayle Burris Claire CaleHi Mary Lou Caffich Eline Chial Barbara ColleH Peggy Connell Joan Cosgrove Nancie Davenporf Joyce DeBenedeHi Ka+herine Dow Joan Doyle Robin Fincher Judy Fogar'ry Marfha Foley Jeanene Foofe Connie Ford Anne Formico Marlene Fos+er Julie FrigauH' Judy Gehring Jean Goodloe l34 Sororities Thoraleo Griffin Ka+hleen Hammerburg Renee' Harman Denise Hilfel ' Pafricia Hoffman Shirley Ann lnnes Louise Jackson Barbara Janssen Nancy Jenkines Sandra Kings+on Lois Kirchner Shirley Knapp Barbara Laning Marion Lasher Mary Lennon Joan Lochard Paf McTighe Marilyn Miller Midge Murphy Missy O'Neill Mary Lou Perry Paf Powell Doro+hy Rich Norma Ryder Nancy Schieck Dorofhy Smi+h Sharon Snyder Peggy S+re+ch Iris Sudman Pa+ricia Temple Carol Timbers Grefchen Umland Nancy Wes+ Carolyn Wrighf Shirley Zemer I35 LyneHe Clary, presidenf Kappa Alpha Theta Pamswartvice-presidem Virginia Anderson, vice-presidenf Alberta Marfin and Founded a+ DePauw Universi+y. I870 Sonpie PlehierS. secreiaries . . Karin Johnsson. treasurer Gamma XI chapfer eS'l'abIIshed I948 Miss Bernice Tompkinsl adviser I7l South Eleventh Sfreef Kappa Alpha Theta +ook second place wi+h Delfa Upsilon in +he Novice Boxing Tournamen'r +his year. The ou+s+anding social even+s for +he pas+ year were +he annual Chrisfmas par+y wi'l'h Sigma Alpha Epsilon a+ which +hey en+er+ained underprivileged children. and a pledge dance held during Win'rer quarfer. Also during Win+er quar+er +he The+as began a new +radi+ion of holding an open house every aHernoon for +he s+uden+s of He college. In Spring quar'rer +he Thefas in coniuncHon wifh Phi Sigma Kappa ini+ia+ed an annual banquef honoring +he college boxers. Mary Armanino Joan Arnold Adrienne Ayres Peggy Bauer Marilyn Beaver Diane Bragg Muriel Branham Judie Brooks Barbara Bruce Nancy Brueckner Carol Calender Mary Childrey LyneHe Clary Flora Comins Mary Cuneo Kirsfen Denker Sue Dick Pa+ Doher+y Leslie Eas+man Sally Ferris Dian Fossey June Geddes Barbara Gough Doralee Griffey Gerry Harper Mary Henriques Elore Herberf Carol Ho+chkiss Karin Johnsson Janef Jones Dolores Jukich Ida Ann King CynH'Iia Kirkland Paf Lavery Dodee Lee Mary Kay Lehr Jackie Lowrey l36 Sororities Carol Lucas Mary K. Lundquisf Sandra Macaulay Alberi'a Marfin Kafhleen McDougaH Virginia Meschendorf Phyllis Meyer Judy Mong Else Muller Barbara Murphy Shirley Novel: Peggy Pearson Barbara Peferson Joan Pfingsf Sondra Plehiers ColeHe Quemenf Carol Rankin Ann Renzel Susan Renzel Paula Riordan Phyllis Roberts Suzanne Robinson Barbara Roland Gloria Saia Carol Schlenker Grefchen SchmiH Paf Snow Poriia Snow Carolyn Spillane Paf S+uar+ Barbara Taylor Arden Tree Shelby Tree Jo Ann Vick AnneHe Vincenf Paf Waddell Margaref Waggener Janef Walsh Bobbie Wa+son Gini Wa+son Sally Weidenfeller Dana Williamson l37 I38 Lucille Beard Lola Beard Nan Bowden Anne Bradley Nancy Brooks Sonia Burrell Carol Card Carole Chrisf Carol Crease Sally Curfiss Arlene Daum Lynn Dixon Marilynn Downing Paf Engerud Alice Feak Gail Flanagan Sally Fleager Audrey Fleming Maryanna Forman Claire George Carole Grainger Florence Grey Dianne Harberf Jacquelyn Har+h Ru+h Hinfz Nan Holf Phyllis Johnson PaHi Kaser Karen Keller Mary Lou Kelly Judifh King Jackie LaVague Sallee Lofz Annie Laurie Lund Conn? MacLean Founded a+ Monmou+h College. l870 DeHa Chi chap+er es'rablished I949 I48 Soufh Eleventh Sfreef The girls of Kappa Kappa Gamma played an ache role in campus life during +he pasi year. They placed +hird in Hue sorori'ry division of H1e AII-Greek Show, firsf in H1e Lambda Chi Alpha Pushcar+ Relays, and Hwird in March Melodies. The highligh+s of Hue social calendar were +he annual pledge dance and a fafher-daughfer dinner. Alice WesHall, presidenf Ann BradleyI vice-presidenf Carol Chrisf, recording secrefary Carol Mann. corres. secrefary BeHy Turner. freasurer Sororifies Carol Mann Bobbie Mangum Colleen McCorris+on Tink McKinley Mariel McKinnon Ida Meschi Bobbe Me+l1erall Emily Meyer Trish Meyers Margare+ Mifchell BeHy Ann Moreland Doris Morfara Barbara Mor+ara Sally Murchie Joan Nichols Sherry Nuernberg Lynne Osmond Shirley Os+erman Lea Pasquini BeHy Jean Pearson Norma Pless Carole Rucker Jorgine Sackse Susan Shaw Lee Simon Barbara Sla+er Sue Smalley Troy Spongberg Shirley S+rahl Gail Teboe Sandra Teboe Barbara Tedford BeHy Turner Jane Wadsworfh Alice WesHall Sandy Williams BeHy Wilson Janice Wilson Joan Winferbo+ham Jan Yonce Sue Ann Zimmerman l3? Jane Anderson LeAnne Anderson Suzanne Anderson Charlene Baeiier Beverly Banger+ Paf Bares Annabell BeHencourf Carol Bisbee Gloria Bishop Marilyn Carder Claire Carle+on thel Collins Louise Condif Shirley Conger Rhoda Coving+on Sara Cozad Novelle Dahle Carol Davies Doreane Dunaway Eddi Eckhardf Marilyn Edes DoHi Eggiman Myra Faul Jackie Flora Sue Fuller Virginia Gauch Grefchen Given Dolores Gomes Lenore Griffin Nan Grisham Jo GuHadauro Donna Hall Doris Anne Harold Enid Har+e Beverly Hesse Sue Hesfer Marilyn Hops Karla Jones Nancy Kelley Helen Kennedy Diana KeHeringham Fay Kidder I40 Founded a+ Colby College. I874 Befa Rho chapfer es+ablished I948 I68 Soufh Elevenfh Sfreef Sigma Kappa +ook second place in H135 year's AII-Greek Show. They were also awarded a large +rophy for placing firsi' in Hue Blood Drive for +he sorori+y division. The Sigma Kappas also sung +heir way +0 Fursf place in March Melodies. Highlighi'ing +he social even+s for +he Sigma Kappa girls were a pledge dance held a+ CasHewood Counfry Club. and an open house held Spring quar+er +0 officially open +heir new home. Joan Koenig, presidenf Rifa Ragozznno, vice-presidenf Fay Kidder, vice-presidenf Enid Harfe. recording secretary Diana KeHeringham, corres. secrefary Judy RileyI freasurer Beverly Anderson SororMes Joan Koenig Barbara Lacey Marie LeBaudour Joanne Lehfinen Claudia LeFevre Ka+hy Leidig Rosemarie Magnasco Caroline McKenzie Della McMillan Carol Merrick Diane Mi+chell Donna Moore Paf Neary Judy Newman Mary Ellen Nicholson Vickie Nicolaus Rufh Oakleaf Charlene Owen Barbara Pippin Ola Gail Porfer Pa'rsy Posfal Carol Praefzel Fran Rabanus Joan Reeher Paf Rees Sheila Reynolds Judy Riley Shirley Sampson Mar+y Schenlx Susan Schiller Margaref Schmid+ Bev Schulfz Trubee Siemering Earlene Smi+h Lynne Squires Barbara Taylor Nancy Tip+on Judy Ti+us Marlene Tolle Anna Marie Travisano Joan Uhlrich Kyle Wagner Donna Wegner Louise Wes+er Barbara Whifa Nancy Widdas Dona Windeler Joann Wolfe Alberta Woodworih I4I Problems and parties are the business of the l. F.C. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL ALPHA TAU OMEGA Ray Hempy -Senior Represen+a+ive Dick Smifheram -Junior Represenfafive DELTA SIGMA PHI Orv BuHs -Junior Represenfafive Rex Gordon --Senior Represen+a+ive DELTA UPSILON Bob Goforfh -Senior Represenfafive Frank Lindsfrom -Junior Represen+a+ive KAPPA ALPHA Jay Flood -Junior Represenfafive Norf Thorfon -Senior Represen+a+ive KAPPA TAU Marfy Brinkman -Junior Represen+a+ive Doug Hill -Senior Represen+a+ive LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Daryl Chipman -Junior Represen+a+ive Ken MHcheIl --Senior Represen+a+ive PHI SIGMA KAPPA Chuck Sisney -Junior Represenfafive Chuck Wing -Senior Represen+a+ive Pl KAPPA ALPHA Dick Egling+on -Senior Represen+a+ive Paul Ligda -Junior Represen+a+ive SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Ben Manfre -Senior Represenfafive Fred PiHs -Junior Represen+a+ive SiGMA CHI Chuck Haywood --Junior Represen+a+ive John Mueller -Senior RepresenfaHve SIGMA Pl Jim Springer -Senior Represen+a+ive Howard Sfreifford -Junior Represenfafive SIGMA NU Bucky Levin -Senior Represenfafive Jerry Rendahl -Junior Represen+a+ive THETA CHI Henry Ramp -Junior Represen+a+ive Don Schlom -Senior Represen+a+ive THETA XI Bill Car+wrigh+ -Senior Represenfafive Donald S+o++ -Junior Represen+a+ive Each fra+erni+y selec+s +wo members +0 ad as ifs represen+a+ives on +he ln+er-Fra+erni+y Council. These delega+es meef for open discussions concerning leadership and policies for improving social and scholasfic a+m05pheres for fra+erni+y men. The In+er-Fra+erni+y Council held +heir annual dance +his year a+ +he 51'. Francis Ho+el in San Francisco. Officers for +he firs+ half of +he college year were: Bucky Levin. president Ken Mifchell, vice-presidenf; Bob Gofodh, secrefary; Ben Manfre. +reasurer. Officers for +he second hahc of +he year were: Ken Mi+chelL president Bob Gofori'h, vice-presiden+; Fred PiHs, secre+ary: Orv BuH's. +reasurer. 143 Bob WhifburnI president Alpha 1 omega Dick Brady.vice-presidenf Al Dickinson, Treasurer Jack MacDonald. secretary Founded af Virginia Milifary Ins+i+u+e. I865 Mr.chl5 Holland. . . . Dr. William SweeneyI and Epsnlon Ch: chap+er established I950 Mr. Don Miner, advisers I600 The Alameda The ATOs won firsf place in +he AII-Greek Show. placed firsf in +he fra'rernHy division of +he Homecoming parade. and defeated Pi Kappa Alpha for +he Inierfra'rernify foo+ball championship. Social ac+ivi+ies for +he pas+ year in- cluded an Alumni Dinner preceding +he Homecoming game. a Chrisfmas dinner-dance af Shadowbrook , and 1419 annual Chrisfmas par+y given for underprivileged children. This Chris+mas par+y was co-sponsored wi+h Chi Omega sorori+y. John Aifken Lloyd AHamirano Dick Aringfon Tom Bair Tom BoneHi Richard Bower Vernon Boyer Dick Brady Gene Broderick John Burgess Rober+ Burns Sfan Callon Glenn Can+rell John Clark William Coleman Sfeve Cope Don Cudney Bob Dalzell Richard deLamber+ Bob De Lorenzo Alan Dickinson Granf Donnelly Dan Douglas Warren Enos John Finnell Fran Flaher+y Ted Flefcher Doug Fox Ernie George Don Glass David Goodman Rick Graff Kennei'h Grues Jim Hague Kenf Hallawell Tuck Halsey Jerry Harfwell I44 Fraierniiies Frank Harvey Ray Hempy Bud Hielm Jack Holland James Horn Rober+ Jensen John Jones Howard Lesfer Jerry Long Jack Macdonald Charles Mayhew Jerry McCarfhy William McCoHam Dean McMurray Paf Milligan Pe+e Mifchell Bob Moesle Phil Mon+ei+h Jim Morris Don Nunes Dave Pan+oskey Jerry Pa+e Ed PeHier Dan Pfifzer Dick Phillips Loren PraH' Ray Pres+on Jerry Price AI Reynolds Pe+e Sammef Charles Savs'rrom Roberf Shehfanian Rick Sherman Wallace Shirk Dick Smifheram AI S+ubbe; Don Sweeney Don Thom pson Richard Ting Bob Whifburn Douglass Williams Fred Wool . . w ,. ' - : I45 Arlen Amaral Bruce BasseH Carl Benz Frank Brennan Orville Buffs Gene Chavoya Ken Chelfon Paul Cirvalo Dr. Edward W. Clemen+s I46 Paul Consenfino Ken Crump Ed Dean Richard Dickson Barry Easi'man Al Erickson Bernard Gedryn Rex Gordon Rich Haggerfy ' Jim Hargef Charles F. Home Roberf Hous+on Ed Hughes Paf Hunf Delia Sig mu Phi Founded a+ Ci+y College of New York. l899 Gamma Epsilon chap+er esfablished I949 I24 Soufh Eleventh Sfeef The Del+a Sigma Phis held +heir Carnafion Ball during Win+er quar+er. The DeHa Sig dream girl was named a+ +he formal dinner dance. The o+her social func+ion which +he DeHa Sigs sponsor every year is +he Sailors Ball held during +he Spring quar+er. Nep'rune's Bride was chosen from +he sorori+y pledges. Marv Scarper. presidenf Hank Pappa. vice-presidenf Jack Tomlin, secretary Kaye Tomlin, freasurer Dr. E. W. Clements, adviser Fra'l'ernifies Casey James Jim Kane Don Karpen Jerry Laird Ron Lopes Roberf Leu'rgens James Lynch Tom Lynch Garland MacAIIis+er Ken Maddox Roberi' McAllis+er Leonard McCulley Arfhur McKay Jim Munday Henry Pappa Bill Percy AI Roberfs Jack Rofh Jim Sayler Marv Scarper Jim Shepardson Roberf Slade Dick S+einheimer Ken Siorms Kaye Tomlin Jack Tomlin Don Tuff Chuck Waugaman I47 Bob Goforfh. presideni 0 Delta PSIIon Arf Pe'rersonl vice-presidenf Russ Ryder, recording secretary Dick Miller, freasurer Founded af Williams College. I834 Maior Mariin and . San Jose chapfer established I948 Ma'or Hughes admers 155 Soufh Eleventh Sfreef Delfa Upsilon placed +hird +his year wi+h +heir Hoemcoming float and came ou+ in fron'r +0 cap+ure +he annual Turkey Trof for +he +hird year in a row. This gives +hem permanen+ possession of +he Jrrophy. Delfa Upsilon's big func'rions of +he year were i+s annual Kanaka Kapers held a+ Shadow Brook Lodge. +he Elueven'rh S+ree+ Capers. and +he Full Moon Dance which was held during Spring Quar+er. Arf Barfel S+anley Borges Richard Bri++on Barry Brown George Brown Curf Cowgill Don Colby Andy Crowley Russell Cunningham Ron Derbyshire Lanny DooIiHIe Bill Eckerf Richard E+hridge Claude Farris John Freifas Dick Garcia William Gillespie Jim Girvin Bob Goforfh Allen Hahn Ron Harder Jim Haugaard Howard Hawkes Roberf Heyn Ron HammeH Pefe Jordano Charles Kamm Edward Kreyenhagen Neil LascureHes Bob Laugenour Lee Laugenour Frank Linds+rom John Luckhardf Arf Lund Bill Lundy I48 Fraiernifies Duhc Lundy Jim Marks Ralph McCar+hy George McFaddin Dale McPherson Dick Miller Tom Morey Barry Neilsen S+eve Oliver Arf Pe+erson Walfer Pe+ersen Louis Pia S+eve Pieser Keifh Radford Russ Ryder Dean Schallen Gerry Severson David Smifh James Smi+h Paf Spooner Ron Sfanley Mike Sfepovich Don S+raub David Todd Jim Tormey Dick Ulrich Bruce WaHe Bob Waunch Jim Welch Frank Welfz S+eve Yankovich Sam Yaies I49 ISO Kappa Alpha Founded af Washingfon and Lee Universi+y, I865 Gamma DeHa chapfer esfablished I948 506 South Ninfh Sfree'r John Adams Don Anderson Paul Bafaille Lloyd Bishop Roberi Bonner Jack Booher Craig Carlson Jim Casalegno Les+er Ca+anese Kenf CrockeH Charles DeBerard Jim Dyson Bill Feeley Dick Ferda Dick Fey Jay Flood Ron Flora Jack Fudge John Ga'res Bill Gibson Bus+er Gladson Rawland Graybehl Vaughn Graybehl Tom Haine Don Harmon Wes Harmon Harry Heffner Don Hellmers For +he +hird year +he Kappa Alpha won +he Novice Boxing Tournament They now refain +he +rophy permanenHy for +heir ou+s+anding +eam in +his event During +he Chrisfmas season +he KAs co-sponsored a par+y for under- privileged children in coniuncfion wi+h DeHa Gamma sorori+y. The ou+s+and- ing social even+s for +he pas+ year were Quar+erly Pledge Dance and +he Dixie Ball which was held in +he Spring. The KAs from San Jose joined wifh O +heir Stanford and Cal chapters for +his gala even+ a+ which everyone IS dressed in +he 5+er of +he Old Soufh. Charles Magnusson, presidenf Marv Copeland, vice-presidenf John Adams, recording secrefary Harold Morrow. treasurer Dr. 0. C. Williams, adviser Fraiernifies Ralph Homan Don Hubbard James Hunf Bill Hushaw Johnnie Johnson Charles Kensler Marvin Kopeland Bill Lamson Charles Magnusson Jack Marlo Benny Ma+ulich Tom McDermoH Earl McKins+ry Bill Miley Richard Miller Paul Morgan Hal Morrow Gary Page Tom Powers Pefe Sarforio Alfred Silva Ken Thompson Nori' Thorn'ron Jerry Trou+ Huberf Vargas Lee Walfon Bob Wafers Bob Wolfe l5l David K. Leslie. president Kappa Tau Glenn W. Garrison. vice-presidenf Tom Josf. freasurer Doug HBH' kchief iusfice F l . Mr. H. ac son an ounded loca IY '95. Dr. A. Smifhl advisers 374 Soufh Sixth Sfreef The Kappa Taus gained enfry ein+o +he InferfrafernHy Council H135 year. They are +he only local fra+erni+y on +he Council. The Kappa Taus held many of +heir annual social funcHons during +he pasf year. During Fall quarfer +hey enjoyed a hayride and a Chrisfmas dance. They also placed +hird in +he AIl-Greek Show during Fall quar+er. Winfer quar+er broughiL +he Black and WhHe Fantasy. and +heir annual Spring formal was held a+ +he Palace Hofelsin May. Wayne Abbey Jack Albiani Henry Ayala Nelson Bell Tom Berrey Marfin Brinkmann Mike Brusin Darrel Clemenf Jones Davidson John Edgemond Glenn Garrison Elio GiomeHi Harold Hannagan Gail Helvie John Hernandez Bud Hill Doug Hill Roy Hodges . Tom Josi- Ray Larson David Leslie u. l52 Frcfernities EmmiH Rafiery Magoo Mick Maramoni'e Don MacGregor John McCullough Gordon McLeod George Mollinson Joe Muren Don Pedersen Don Richardson Anfhony Russo Sal Salcedo Gill Schaper Marvin Schmidf Allen Smifh Herman Smi+h Eddie Sfafford Gene Stanfield Frank S+ropek Dean Swenson Louie Tersini Russel Ufley Jerry Weber Dick Wood 1 53 . Gerard Kenly, presidenf Lambda Chl Alpha Bob Whmaken vice-pres;dem Larry ChubbI secrefary Larry Beam, treasurer ' ' Dr. Berf Morris and Founded af Bosfon Unlversdy: I909 Dr. William Gould, advisers Zefa Nu Ze+a chapfer es+abllshed I950 69 Soufh Tenfh Sfreef During Fall quar+er +he Lambda Chis won a frophy for +he frafernify division of +he campus blood drive. Among Hue big social evenfs were +he Chrisfmas dance a+ Villa Felice and a pledge dance held a+ Cha'reau Boussy. Carrying on +he +radi+ional Spring quar+er event H1e Lambda Chis successfully s+aged i+s six+h Pushcarf Relays, one of Hue mos+ popular Greek even+s on campus. Bob Arends Larry Beam Vic Berg John Brock Joel Brown Daryl Chipman Don Chrisfopher Larry Chubb Andy Cobb Chad Curfis Roger Eandi Jerry Gandy William Gould Frank Hale Wal+ Hale Allen Hansen Don Johnson Gerard Kenly John Marsh George McKinney Ken Mifchell l54 Frufernil'ies Wayne Mon+gomery John Adams Don Pryor Roberf Rafloslti Dick Rivas John Sales Norm Shiller Jack Shriber Tom Slaf+en Don Sfasi Tom S+ilwell Carl TiHon Richard Warren Byron Wa+son Richard Wilson Bob WhiHa ker George Yeager Henry The VIII l55 Tom Wilberding. president Phi Sigma Kappa Aaron Levy,vice-presidenf Chuck Sisney. freasurer Ron Siegel. recording secrefary Founded a+ Universify of MassachuseHs. l873 Don Abinanfe. corres. secretary . . . Dr. Edward P. Shaw and XI Trli'on chapi'er esfabllshed I948 Coy Sfaggs, advisers 234 Soufh Elevenfh Sfreef The Phi Sigs honored +heir Na+ional Moonlighf Girl. Mariel McKinnon. af a dance a+ Ho+el Lyndon in Los Ga+os during +he Fall quarfer. Their semi-annual Greek Banquef was one of +heir impor+an+ func+ions also held in Fall quar+er. A Chrisfmas par+y for children was sponsored by Di Bari House and +he Phi Sigs. Gini WaJrsonI sponsored by +he Frafernify, won +he Infercollegia+e Soph Doll confesf in February. In March +he fra+erni+y capfured +he +i+le of +he besi- roo+ing secfion wi+h Alpha Phi a+ +he Infer-class frack meet In +he Spring a dinner-dance and pledge dance were held a+ Shadowbrook Lodge. Phi Sigma Kappa held +heir annual Boxing Banquef wi'rh Kappa Alpha The+a in +he Flrs+ par'r of Hue Spring quarter, which honored +he Sparfan boxing feam. Xi Tri+on chapi'er complefed +heir social ac+ivi+ies wi+h a wesfern cos+ume 49er dance. Donald Abinan+e Allan Behr Bill Bewley Cur+is Bids+rup Jack Buehler Jim Choa+e Lawrence Conferno Allen Crow Irwin Davis Landry Dos+er Bill Dubbin Roger Flanagan Vernon Graham Purman Hale Richard Hammer Roberf Hayes AI Hesfon Gary Hodder James HurH Marvyn James Bill Johansen I56 Fraternities Gary King Frederick Lane Tony Lee Aaron Levy Edward McKinney Larry Norfon Ray OHman Bill Pickle Arf Reed Joe Rodrigues Ronald Siegel Chuck Sisney Roger Smifh Ronald Souza Coy Sfaggs James Temple Don Vorous Jerome Wegener S+u We+more Tom Wilberding Bill Wilson Chuck Wing Shad I57 l58 Roger Allison Joe Alves Jim Balassi Jim Bernardi Doug Boyd Gerald Cobb Bob Cracolice Norman Edmisfen Dick Eglingfon Al Eichinger Swede Elie Cliff Eppard Bob Facchino Don Fa ussef Bob Feuerbach Paul Finnigan Leonard Freifas Hal Garcia Doug Goodspeed Harry Greenberg Boris Gregory Gerald Hansen Herb Hansen Kei+h Hinshaw Joe Jimenez Keifh Johnson Don Kemp Don Kuhn Pi Kappa Alpha Founded a+ UniversHy of Virginia. l886 Delfa Pi chapfer esfablished I950 343 East Reed Sfreef Pi Kappa Alpha emerged vici'orious in Ias+ year's Lamba Chi Alpha Pushcar+ Relays. They edged ou+ Kappa Kappa Gamma sororii'y +0 win +he sweepsfakes +rophy. Pi Kappa Alpha was awarded second place in Hue in+erfra+erni+y foof- ball race. They also cap+ured +hird place in +he fra+erni+y division of +he All- Gre-ek Show in Fall quar+er. On +he social scene, Pi Kappa Alpha ioined wi'rh Sigma Chi and Kappa Alpha for +he Red Rose Formal which was held a+ +he Sainfe Claire Hotel. The Pi KAs also enjoyed +he annual Founder's Day Ban- quef which was held af +he Sir Francis Drake Ho+el wifh Alpha Sigma chapi'er from +he Universi+y of California. Don Kemp, presidenf Jim Welchko. vice-presidenf Paul Ligda. secretary WaH' Tanghe, freasurer Dr. Boris Gregory and Mr. Gus Lease. advisers Fraiernmes Dick Lansdale Mal Leal Gus Lease Paul Ligda John Magaddino John Malone Charles Mancine Doug Morgan Fred Neebling Mark Niemela Don Odishoo Ron Palma John Peierson Gerald Pieracci Frank Pisa Louis Rasmussen Bob Reed S+u Schwalbe Al Shulman Jack Simonfon John Slaughfer George Snell Harold Spaulding Walf Tanghe Dick Thomas Jim Welchko Vance Wilson Jerry Wooliever l59 O 0 AI DunaskyI presidenf Sigma Alpha EpSIlon Jim Ausm- vice-presidw Paul Ward and Phil Trowbridge, secrefaries Founded a+ Hue UniversHy of Alabama 30b Gorman.+reasurer D . F d ' k G h d ' Ze+a chapfer es'rablished I947 ' re 3 3 am. 3 mar I84 Soufh Eleventh Sfreef California Zei'a Chapi'er of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was +he Hrs+ na+ional fra- +ernify +0 Iocai'e here. The Peninsula Goht and Couni'ry Club was +he scene of +heir annual Golden Eagle Fanfasy formal dance. A highlighf of +he Fall social calendar was +he ini+ia+ing of pre-game buffe'r dinners. The frafernii'y won +he novice wresHing championship +his year and placed second in IFC baske+ball. As co-roofers wi+h Alpha Phi. +hey placed high in Novice Boxing. Wifh Kappa Alpha The+a +he fra+erni+y gave a Christmas par'ry for ohmeless children. Ralph Abascal S+an AbboPr Fred Abram Andy Anderson Jim Aus+in Gil Baaclt William Bauer Nick Bell Neil Bianchini John Bowling Marvin Bue Bob Char+rand Mar+y Connelly Gerald Dahl Harp Didier AI Dunasky Frank Emmerling. Jr. Paf Farlin S+an Ford Roberf Gorman Roy Heimbecker Bill Hudson AI Jacobsen Mike Kubas Richard Leyua Marvin Li++Ie Ben Manfre Don McRae I60 Fra'l'ernii'ies Pe'rer Meckel Cal Milner Ray Mosher LaVern Nichols Jack Pfi'rzer Frank Phillips Fred PiHs Leo Plinski Dick Quisenberry Jack Rober+son Dick Russell Paul Schuberf Dick Shaw Bill Shor+ Dick Smi+h Sam S+a+l,er Roger Sfeele Ar+ Timmohys Phil TroWbridge Jim Vandejr'beefs Kenf Vickery' Max Voshaill' Paul Ward Bob WQSS' Lane Weisg Barf Williams Norrh Yiskis I'6l R. D. Booher. Consul O O Slgmu Ch. John Mueller, Pro-Consul Dick KissickI Annofafor Bob KennedyI Tribune Founded af Miami Universiiy. I855 Dave Finch. QuaeSfor Epsilon Thefa chap+er es+ablished I952 3:. ngnrclaiscgh:Iulifmsgdgcgers 24l South Eleventh Street The Sigma Chi roofing sec+ion won firsf place 61' Novice Boxing for +he second year in a row. Wifh Belle Manor, +he frafernify gave a Chris+mas Cheer parfy for homeless children. Sigma Chi placed +hird in +his years Turkey Trot The main social even+ for +he Sigma Chis was +he second annual Swee+hear+ dance which was held af +he California Counfry Club. Jackie Har+h of Kappa Kappa Gamma was named Sweefheari' of Sigma Chi, and Joan Koenig of Sigma Kappa and Helen Mevious of Alpha Phi were her a++endan+s. Ed Adams Eli Aguilar John Alden Doug Amsden Don A+kinson Phil Barone R. D. Booher Sfewarf Bowers Tom Brown Pa'r BuHer Tom Campbell Ted Chamberlain Jim CoHreII Jim Dias Ronald Duffin George Erharf Jim FaleHi Ed Ferdinandson David Finch George Gunfer Ber? Haighf Chuck Haywood S+eve Hogan Richard Johnson Bob Kennedy Dick Kissick Bill Krause Thomas Lane I62 Frai'erni'l'ies Lee Lehmkuhl Arfhur Ling Skip Mar'rin Bruce McDonell Henry Monroe Bob MoH John Mueller Ray Neville Tony Nigro Pe+er Orlando Bob Padden Lloyd Pe+ers Ed Pohle Bernie Pola Dick Redell Chuck Rockhold Bob Russell Ernesf Scheger S+e+son SchoH' Jerry ScoH Harlan Sefhe Jim Sheahan Mel Silva Bud Tennanf Dick Townsend Bill Tyler Jack Tyler Doc Weaver OHS Webb Jack Willson Spike 163 Bill Soria. president C 5.9 mu Nu Ray Caruso, vice-presidenf Rich Moore, secretary Dan Wesfigard, treasurer Founded af Virginia MiIHary Insfifufe. I869 willfrdgaunders. 3nd Zefa Iofa chapfer esfablished l95l esey verson' a wsers 646 Soufh Fifth Sfreef The Sigma Nus began +he year by placing second in +he AII-Greek Show. The scene of +he annual Whi+e Rose Ball was shiH-ed +0 a ski lodge in +he SierrasI and included a full weekend of snow ac+ivi+ies. The Sigma Nus also held +heir annual Chrisfmas par+y for underprivileged children ioinfly wi+h Alpha Chi Omega sororify. A week of rivalry was +ermina+ed by +he annual Whi+efoo+ Blackfooi' Ball which was held again +his Spring wi+h +he ATOs. Leon Amish Roberf Armond Owen Babcock Tom Baumgarfner Roberf Bernnard Dan Beri'hiaume AI Brannon John Canepa AI Carrion Ray Caruso Ricky Davidson Floyd Davis Gilberf Echeverri Car'rer EHioH Bob Engel Ted Engelbrechi' David Engelcke Dick Felman John Galaiea Clark Gelhaus Roberf Hawes Roberf Henderson Bill Lawson Bucky Levin Jack Lucas Dick Maison Richard Moore Hugh Murphy I64 Frafernifies Bob Niebur Denny O'Brien Wesley Overson Brian Quinn Jack Ray Tom Rimerman Richard Reese Jerry Rendahl Kennefh Ryder Willard Saunders Jerry Schaffer Don Smifh Louis Smi+h Mike Snarr Bill Soria Charles S+ingley Dana Su'Hon Fred Temps Oskar Thurnher Jim Tripleff Dick Villafuer+e Lawrence Vincenzini Dan Wesfigard Ken Wigh+man I65 Jack Payne, presidenf C O 5.9 mu Pl Bob Kircher, vice-presideM James Freeman. Treasurer Mr. Paul Ecker, advuser Founded a+ Universify of Vincennes. l897 Be+a E+a chapfer esfablished I950 202 Soufh Elevenfh Sfreef The Sigma Pis disfinguished +hemselves Fall quarfer by having +he highes+ scholarship ra+ing among +he frafernifies on campus. The ou+s+anding social evenfs for +he pas+ year were an exchange wi+h +he co-eds of Mills College. a pledge dance held a'r +he chapfer house wifh a Hawaiian +heme. and +he annual Orchid Ball which was held af +he CasHewood Coun+ry Club. Del Bowles Chuck Bucaria Carl Burger Charles Chappell Dennis Cole George Dick Dave Doerr Karl Fra'rzke James Freeman Bernie Gardner Clifford Harringfon Wynn Hoskins Andy Howard Ronald Hronsoff Jim Inglis Duane King Ron Knigh+ Holger Larsen Jim McMurfry Elvin Meek George Nale I66 Fraierniiies Gerald Olsen John Payne John Rogers Jim Springer Howard S+reifford Nicholas Waddock Ron Wagenbach Bob Zangl I67 I68 George Anderson Clark Arneal AI Bache Bob Barfels Tom Barion Tren+ Barion Barry Baxfer Dave Boggini Bob BurneH Warren Bush Fred BuHer Bill Clark Dick Conzlemann Bob Cousins Bob Cre're Bob Cruzen John Cummings Don Curry Jack Darrah John Denney Mel DiSalvo Tom Donovan Sfeve DuFour Chuck Ei+elgeorge Ed EvaH Bob Fena Elmo Freear Dick Garvin Norm Gesler Richard Greene Ray Handel Duane Holm Thomas HoHon Hal Humphrey Allen Johnson Theta Chi Founded af Norwich. Vermonf. l856 Gamma Xi chap+er esfablished I948 123 Soufh Eleventh Sfreef Lasf year The+a Chi won Hue Warren L. Bishop +rophy for ou+s+anding par- Jricipasrion in frafernify evenfs. The oufsfanding eveni' for +his pas+ year was +he fiffh annual Dream Girl Confest The confes+an+s were enferi'ained a'r a Din- ner-dance a+ Shadowbrook in December. The nex+ even+ was +he annual Red- Ox Sfampede, followed by a buffef supper Iai'er in January a+ +he chap'rer house. The Dream Girl of I954, Miss Alice Feak. was crowned a+ +he formal dance held a+ +he California Gohc and Counfry Club. Jerry Morrison. president AI Bache, vice-presidenf Warren Bushl secrefary John Denneyl treasurer Ray Wilkerson. and James JacobsI advisers Fra'l'erni'l'ies Les Johnson Jerry Jordan Pefe LoPres+o Ray Mason Tom McClelland Don McPherson Jerry Morrison Herman Osorio Jack Osorio Gary Park An+hony Perreira Sfanley Plefz Roger Poe John Pryor Henry Ramp Don Redmond Ken Riep Gene Robinow Bill Rogers Jack Samuelson Don Schlofe Pefe Silva Paul Smifh Fred S+one Terry Taugner Bill Thomas Don Thornley Jim VeHeI Jim Willoughby Bob ZampaHi Hansel I69 I70 Allen Auiry Joe Azzaoui Warren Benson Rex Booih John Brown Bob BurneH Bill Cariwrighi Bill Crouser Huberf Favero Ed Glover Hank Goudie John Griffin John Hernandez John Howard Michael Konon Ken Lessler Richard Monnier Dick Orr David Passmore Lowell PraH' Eldon Pefers Theta Xi Founded a+ Rensselaer lnsfiiuie, l864 Befa Be+a es+ablished I950 I35 Soufh Tenfh Sfreef This pas'r year +he Thefa Xis moved in+o a new house which is Ioca+ed closer +0 campus. Two maior social even+s during +he pas+ year were enjoyed by +he local chap+er of The+a Xi. A special even+ was +he annual cos+ume ball. This year i+ followed an Arabian +heme. They also held +heir annual Blossom Time Ball which is +he formal dance given during +he Spring quar+er. Joseph Azzaoui, presidenf John Brown, vice-presidenf William Smifhl treasurer Dick Monnier, corres. secretary Mr. Lowell C. PraH. adviser Fraferniiies WaHer RickeH' Eugene Secor Fred Siemon Bill SmiH'I Roberf 5050 Donald SfoH Will Thompson S+anley Wacholz Jim Whi+comb Jim York Waseen Zahawi I7I O O O Winston A. DahlI presidenf Ch. PI Slgmu Thomas G. Nagengasf, vice-presidenf BHI Freenwan, secretary George Taylor, freasurer Professional Police FrafernHy Yosh Uchida. adviser Esfablished locally. I935 79 Soufh Seventh Street Chi Pi Sigma is a professional and social fra'rernify for police majors. High- lighfing +he social calendar of +he Chi Pi Sigma's were a dinner a+ Hawaiian Gardens during Fall quar+er, a New Year's Eve Par'ry held af +he chapfer house, and a pledge dance given a+ +he Horseman's Associa+ion. Richard Brannan Chris Bell Charles BenneH Chuck Bucher Richard Calicura John Campbell David Coffin Danny Coon John Corsforphine Roberf Courfney Jack Crawford Wins+on Dahl Don Edwards Donald Ewing Kennefh Fare Bill Freeman Gerry Gruwell Alber+ Heilten EvereH' Hickox. Jr. Richard Hill Merle Johns I72 Fra'l'ernii'ies Pa uI Ka+sos David Kirwin Joseph Lopez Roberf McCorkIe Thomas Nagengasf Raymond O'Beirne Fred Opulencia George Pay'ron Max Phillips Jay Raney John Sepulveda Stanley Treshnell Lewis Tucker Yosh Uchida Kenne+h Zook Quite a life these Greeks lead -- Old Hme movies by Pi Kappa Alpha The songsfers of Sigma Nu. Panhellenic held ifs dance a+ +he Mark Hopkins. I.F.C. sponsors Open House. I74 will: Iheir variety show and social functions. A weH-deserved banquef for our Boxers Kappa Tau came from ou+er space in Hue All-Greek Show. Backsfage life! The girls of AChiO performing in Hue AII-Greek Show. I75 We took time out for formal dances, Where par+icular people congregaie! From 'rhe oufside looking in ai' H1e AH-Greek Show. Good Hmes a+ Hte I.F.C. Formal. Novice Boxers in acfion. I76 Homecoming, Novice Boxing, and the AII-Greek Show. Sigma Kappa presenfs +he new pledges. Lo+s of ac+ion. Io+s of noise! Do you have a parade permif? The deafh of Dea+h of a Salesman I77 Firsf rowI lePr +0 righf: Marguerire Maclver. Delores Tweedy. Gail WoodI Alice Alcalde: second row: Terry Wrigh'rI Joan Henderson. Cordelia Hall Barbara Tedford. Darlene Evans. Doris Scherini. Eleanor Valen+e; rhird row: B. J. Rouse. Judy Crum. Edwina Brown. Judy Adams. Lynne Osmond. Darlene Freeman. Anefa Ness. Cordelia Hall houses ninei'een girls. Among +he acfivifies of he group were a Chrisfmas par+y wi+h Benvenufo Hall, and a frip +0 +he snow during Winfer quar+er. The officers were Bar- bara Tedford, president Alice Hoe+z. secrefary: and Alice Alcalde. social chairman. Mrs. Zelma Flowerday is +he house- Living mofher for Cordelia Hall. Benvenufo Hall houses +wen+y-one very ac+ive girls. During +he Groups pas+ year rhey par+icipa+ed in Hue Novice Tournament Chrisf- mas Door Decora+ion con+es+, and held a Chris+mas caroling exchange wifh some of +he s+uden+s from Sani'a Clara Univer- si+y. Officers for +he year were Joan Ulrich, presidenf: and Joan Wickliffe, vice-presidenf. Mrs. Neibaur is housemo+her for Ben- venufo Hall. Firsf row. Ieff +0 righf: Else Muller. Ann Maginn. Joanne Crouch. Janis Schauer. Joan Harhawayl Beverly Wilson; second row: Donna Bianco. Cynfhia Kirkland. Mari Nicholson. Marilyn Reinsfedf. BeHy Benvenu'o Hall Trowbridge. Liz Svihra. Gare+h Trudeau; +hird row: Joy Wilson. Joan Pfingsf. Helene Greenbach. Joan BuHer. Barbara Murphy. Joan Wick- liffe. Joanne Wolfe. Par McTighe. Mrs. Esfher Hendricks. Mrs. Neibaur. I78 c. W. c. Loca'red iusf across +he sfreef from +he Sfudenf UnionI +he Cafholic Women's Cenfer is +he home of one-hundred and one women s+uden+s who acfively par- ficipa+e in +he various campus ac+ivi+ies of +he year. Officers are Shirley SampsonI president and Lois Parkinson. secre+ary-+reasurer. Miss Mary Williams is housemofher. Firsf picfure. first row, left +0 righi: Gail Harris, Mary Elizabeih SmifhI Flora CominsI Kirsten Dencker, Annie Laurie Lund. Sara Anne ThompsonI Elaine Armanini; second row: Mary Frances IrwinI Barbara Fischer. 8. J. Baileyl Lois Parkinson, Joanne Feld- scher, Beverly Torforich, Rayna Lef- funich. Delia Stretch. Barbara Felice; +hird row: Joan Miramon. Carolyn Spillane. Anne Collins. Elaine Maier. Paf Corrigan, Barbara ZuurI Kay von Tillow, Shirlee Bucher. Paf Gannon. Sidney Greiner, Wendy Mallen. Second picture, firsf row. lefi to right: Rose Giacomini, Ann McElhinney, June BoalffunnoI Marilyn Pfifzer, Shirley Zem- er. Gloria Pelliccione, Rosellen CusickI Anna Louise Resefar; second row: Madeline PeironaI Dorofhy Perfino, Shelia Reynolds, Lorraine Coscarelli. Phyllis Dahlquisf, Pa'r GoodellI Marlene Machado. Elaine Silveria. Donna Lar- son, Peggy Stretch, Liz Jansse, Claire CaleHi: third row: Lenore Griffin, Anabell BeHencourf. Jo GuHadauro, Patricia Neary. Judie BrooksI Shirley Sampson, Marilou Bechis. Ellen Kalar, Paf Kelly, BeHy Gray, Rhondda Lin- sfedf, Patricia HaleyI Edith Tomasello. Third picfure, firsf rowI leff to righf: Gayle Anderson. Paf Brennan. Kath- leen Whiffaker. Paf Doll, Colleen Mc- Corrisfon, Harriet McCabe, Norma Sprousel Doris Anne Harold; second row: Joanx HughesI Connie Brander. Jackie LaVaque. Nancy Lambl Aggie Hurliman. Peggy PearsonI Paula Rior- dan. Juanita Ramos, Louise Gallardo, Barbara RaffaHi, Dorofhy Fernandez; +hird row: Barbara Cronvinl Novelle Dahlel Doris Irwin, Nancy Jenkinesl Barbara Morfon. Gloria Panelli, Louise Parreira, Carolyn Burnsl Carolyn Eicher, Pa? Gonferman, Mary Lucille Lopezl Susan Rymes. Firsf picfure. firsf row. Ieff +0 righf: Sandy Wur+s. Dolores DuHera. Sue Randel. Susan Schiller: second row: Janis Capezzoli. Lorraine Corda. Diane PaHison. Ellie Shemanski. Ginger TreadweH. Barbara Welch. Marilyn Newbern: +hird row: Barbara Hams. Carol Merrick. Hazel Deichelbohrer. Marlene Ambrosini. Nancy Widdas. Marian Rubin. Second picfure. firsf row. Ieff +0 righf: Le+a Helmers. Carole Berlin. Jean Wood. Joanne Leisi; second row: Donna Joos+l Carol Carlson. Carol Van Sanf. Beverly Raban. Phyllis Long. Barbara Bloom. Gail Hennessy: +hird row: Do+ Laine. Marilyn Davis. Carol Schlenker. Gail Johns'ron. Myra Greenberg. Mrs. Bricker Di Bari's. which houses +hir+y-six Spar+an co eds. included in HS ac+ivi+ies for +he pas+ ear a dinner-dance and a Chrisfmas IY quar'rer. The officers for Di Bari house were Marian Rubin. presidenh My- ra Greenberg. vice-presiden+: Ph Ilis LongI secrefary: and Jean Wood. +reasurer. Their housemo'r er is Mrs. par+y a+ +he end of fa I8 harles Bricker. K House Firsf pic+ure. firsi rowI Iefi +0 righh Rufh Heinfz. Marianna Fore- man. Jean Singlefon: second row: Sandy Meecham. Louise Hayes. Barbara Sloan. Gloria Frieberg. Lillian Ziedbeck: +hird row: Sylvia Booker. Cloy McPherson. Kay Robinson. Ann Spurr. Second picfure. firsf row. Ie'H' +0 righf: Dianne Clark. Mary Jane Hale. Vera Lee Osborne: second row: Elizabefh Gunn. Joyce Creel. Marilyn Cole. Libby Cloud. Pai Williams; +hird row: Beverly Brede. Joye Taylor. Virginia Ackley. Ka'rhy Johnson. K House is an approved boarding house which provides liv- ing accommodations for +wenfy-four Spar+an co-eds. The mosf ou+s+anding ac+ivi+y of +his group is +he work +hey do for +he Red Cross as a philan+hropic proiecf. The officers were Ann Spurr. president Lillian Ziedbeck. Jtreasurer: Gloria Frieberg. social chairman: and Kay RobinsonI his'rorian. Mrs. Louis Knowl- +on is housemoi'her. l8l l82 Grace Hull Co-op Grace Hall is a co-opera+ive living Firsf picfure. firsf row. IePr +0 righf: Jackie Malmberg. Paf Andrew. Paf SimonI Doro'rhy Washingfon. Judy Riley. Joann Rosendaal. Norma Ca+es. Ruih Lovel Vonnie Hayes. Carol Shaw. Second picfure. leff +0 righf: Virginia Gauch. Jo Ann Orey. Marilyn Adams. Donna Eckenro'rh, Alice Largent Helen Or'rega. Gloria Lorenzo. Glenda WaHer. Shirley Wufh. Julie McPhee. Jan S+urgis. Jean Campbell. uni+ which houses +wen+y-one girls. The officers for +he group during +he pasi' year were Carol Shaw. presiden+; Ru+h Love, vice-presiden+; Alice Largent sec- re'rary; and Judy Riley. freasurer. Living Groups Firsf pic+ure. firs'r row. IePr +0 righf: Barbara Hughes. Mary Ann ToH'on. Miss Farrell. Mary Ru+h Teefers. Beverley Becker. Frances Miller; second row: Harrief Shaw. Mary McLind. June Chickasuye. Haruko Muranaka. June Barcus. Helen Thompson. M - Second pic+ure. fronf rowI Ieff +0 righf: Elinor Best Barbara Zeiss. dry George co op Shirley Bane. Babs Pieraccini. Pearl Bailey. Beverlee PaHon; second row: Dolores Vinall Tonya Pulanco.Bobbie $ugimo+o. Freeda Fichf- ner. Paula Engel. The ac+ivi+ies of Mary George Hall. a co-operafive living group. are guided by June Chickasuye. presidenf; Freeda Fich+ner, vice-presidenf: Bobbie Sugimofo, secrefary: Miss Berfha Farrell. housemo+her: and Miss Frances Gulland. factu advisor. I83 Thanksgiving dinner. hrisfmas Angel Week , unlimi+ed living space, and houseparen+s Mary and John Murphy, make Marimur Hall a wonderful place for +he +wen+y-five girls who live +here. Two living groups are organized on an informalI co-opera+ive plan. House managers for +he groups are Wilma Milligan and Sue Jenkins. Firsf pic+ure. firs+ row. Ieff +0 righf: Beverlee Greneveld. Jacquelyn Har+h. Barbara Ba+es. Grace Compfon. Cyn+hia Bishop. Merle Osfrom: second row: CharIoHe Halfon. Norma Pless. Wanda Baker. Barbara Brownl Carol S+ickle. Sue Jenkins. Second pic+ure. firs'r row. leff +0 righf: Suzanne Robinson. Evelyn Koui- ney. Wilma Milligan. Marian Michaelian. Vicky Nicholaus. Rosemary Sa+er: second row: Joan Givan. BeHy McCoy. Barbara Wells. Norma Swanson. Pa+ Shideler. thel Collins, Helyn Smifh. Mary Murphy. 'l'winhuri Firsf picfure. firsf row. IeH +0 righh Joan Hobbs. Evelyn SukupI Barbara Key. Helena Somerhad+er. Eva Veerkamp. Marian Davis; second row: Mrs. Flossie Har'rman. Mary Michaud. Kay Rhensfrom, Paula OsHund. Jill Boag. Heanor Norris. Fay Griffin. Sharon Dowl- ing. Wilma Blooml PaHi PraH. Amy RosseHo. Second picfure. firsi' row. leH +0 righf: Jusfine Filippi. Kay Daly. Gloria Brown. Georgiana Wisser; second row: Mrs. Delsa WaHonl Joan Newberry. Sandra Bailey. Lucille Beard. Pafricia CurJrisI Anna Marie Travisano. Barbara Forbes. Ann Backovich. AnHa Doyerl Diane Shemanski: +hird row: Paula Gray. Ellene Bakenhus. Peggy Billman. Barbara Miner. Lucille Walker. BeHy Lou Kaiser. Pa+ Elking. Joyce Brady. Mary Nell King. Sally Gardner. Pa+ Mackley. Muriel Voight Ac+ivi+ies of +he pasf year for 'l'he +hir+y-four residen+s of Tw'inhari' included a Halloween par+y. a Chris'rmas parfy. and a Valen+ine par+y held in Los Gai'os a+ Hwe ranch of +he house- moJrherI Mrs. Delsa WaH'on. Officers for +he pasf year were Muriel Voight president Pa- +ricia Curfis. vice-presiden+; and Mary Nell King. secretary. who served in +he fall quar+er. Win'rer quarfer officers were Pa+ricia Curiis. president Paula Gray. vice-presidenf: and Nancy Mar- shall. secrefary. l85 l86 Y. W. C. A. Officers for +he residen+s of +he Y. W. C. A. are Gay Jerahian. president Lillian Peart vice-presiden+; Dora Tachibana. secre- +ary; Alice $la+er, freasurer. Mrs. May King is +he housemo+her for +he group. Firsf picfure. firsf row. IeH +0 righh Pearl Mayer. Marfy Parry. Frankie Berry. Donna Peferson. Eleanore Dreis. Jean Sonnikson. Pa'r Brommage. Donna Deabill, June Cakebread. Eleanor CaHin; second row: Colleen Sidle. Marian Nunes. Beverly Queen. Dolores Owens. Bobbee TaylorI Carol Maloy. Dee Evans. Hazel Wright Jo Ann Donahue. Jan Roseberry. Florence Cunningham; +hird row: Nina Teeslink. Pa+ Cox. Norma Hensley. Beverly Tiedfke. Joan Ward. Nafalie Fancher. BeHie Bodley. Dolores Reed, Paf Thompson. Second pic+ure. firsi' rowI lef+ +0 righh Jane Whifner. Irene Ens+rom, Mary Adair. Eunice Pufman. May King, Diane Williamson. Joan Por+er. Beverly Hines.Anne HoH'. Dora Tachibana: second row: Sharon Dean, Marlene WaHdns. Paf Bares. Alice Sla+er. Louella Grimmer. Dorene Coel. Joy Boehm. Shirley Paul. Marilyn Krisfensen. Rosalie Moore. Bonnie Fleckensfein. Gre+chen Umland; +hird row: BeHie Bourgeois. Lucille Brazil. Claire Fowler. Jackie Cagiamet Evelin Biorgan. Helen Tsingarris. BeHy Anderson. Carrie O'Neill. Gay Jerahian. Lillian Pear+. Living Groups Firsf rowI Ieff +0 righh Melissa Brownl Liz Phillips. Nancy WhiHe- moreI Jackie Forgey; second row: Nancy McRae. Ann Le Baron. Joan Ann Morris. Ina Cockerfon: +hird row: Mrs. Jennie Sanchez. Ermina Phillips. Janef Wellman. Claire Macdonald,. Carol Davies. Joan Bella Dona Bambauer. Bella Dona's ac+ivi+ies +his year were highligHed by a Thanks- giving dinner and a Chris+mas par+y. Officers for +he living group were eAnn LeBaron. fall quarfer presidenh and Jane+ Wellman, win+er quar+er president The giris of Belle Manor are seIf-governed by a house council which is composed of several of +he residents. The house coun- cil also direci's +he ac+ivi+ies of +he group. They par+icipa+ed in +he A. W. 5. Door Decora+ing con+e5+ and. in coniunc+ion wi+h Sigma Chi. +hey gave a Chrisfmas parfy for +he orphans from +he Home of Benevolence. Firsf row. Ieff +0 right Carol Brown. Trish Meyers. Roberfa Ren+h. Marian Grainger. Lois Berry. Mary Ann Casfle. Merry Creighfon. Marion SchuHe; second row: Marlene Trissel. Pa+ Bannon. Lee SimonI Sandy Teboe. Carol Bisbee. Zena Bloomfield. Mrs. Grigsby. Emily Belle manor Meyer. Roxie FeH'. Sue Price; +hird row: Twilla Meyers. Diane Zinnsl Barbara BenneH's. Doris Morfara; PaH'i Kaser. Alma HughesI Sue Smalley. Helen Ioakimides. Pa+ HamiHon. Earlene Smifh. I87 Firsf rowI ieH fo righf: Jo Ann Ruberfs. Kay Sandas: second row: Wilma Sprinkle. Susan Koenigl Carole McLaughlin. Mrs. Reiswig. Wyn Wolf. Alice Engel: +hird row: Barbara Engel. Ann Wolf. Connie Sisco. Jeanenne Brownl Mary Hinesl Karlen Maier. Joye Jewell. Chez Nous is informally organized so +ha+ +he girls room a+ +h-e house and share cooking responsibili+ies. Mrs. A. Reiswig is +he housemofher for +he girls. Colonial Hall is made up of eigh+een freshmen girls, a iunior acfing as supervisor. and +he housemoi'her, Mrs. Inna Babich. The group is confroiled by elec+ed officers: Joan Dalfon. presi- denf: Gerry McKim. vice-presidenf: Joanne Wright secretary: and Marilyn Hayes. +reasurer. Firsf rowI leff +0 righf: Joyce Newman. Marion Lasher. Mrs. Babich, Nancy Miller. Marian Schell. Joan Dalfon. Carole Azevada. Yvonne Tracy. Gerry McKim. Jane+ Nielsen. AnneHe Vassallo. Marilyn La- Teer, Paf Sullivan: second row: Jane'r Brashear. Kafherine Dow, Merediih McKiernan. Marilyn Hayes. Ann WhiHen. Joanne Wright Maureen Larrigan. Chez Nous Colonial Hull Living Groups Firsi' row. Ief+ +0 righf: Barbara DeRew. Suzanne Wa+son. BeHy Cloud. Norma Lee Harelson. Melva Cox. Nancy Goodrich: second row: Mrs. Depew. Susan Bowker. Marion BessoneHe. Shari De Bolf. Janei' Park- inson. Marleen Anderson. Marian Eskilson. Nancy Temple: +hird row: Dnthess Hull Gail Griffin. Margarei' Waggener. Joan Cur+is. Jackie Jansen. BeHy Elam. Leona Pickering. Jo Vick. Nancy Sfephens. Mary Ann Halley. Lynne Waison. BeHy Teare. Doris Murray. Duchess Hall's ac+ivi+ies are governed by a house commiH'ee for each quar+er. Each of +he +wen+y-five residen'rs is given an oppor+uni+y +0 serve on +his commiHee. The girls of Duchess Hall ac+ively par+icipa+e in baske+ball and volleyball +ournamen+s sponsored by +he W. A. A. Dudley Hall is an approved boarding house wi+h ki+chen privi- leges. The officers for +he group are Connie Alarconl presidenh Barbara Morris. vice-presidenh ShirI-e Gerber. secrefary. Mrs. Es+her Coa+s is housemofher for Du ley Hall. Firsf rowI Ieff +0 righf: Shirley Whi+e. Marilyn Corzine. Doro+hy Hollis'rer, Barbara Morris, Sharon Edwards. Jan Good: second row: Kaihy Knapp. Eleanor Reinhardt BeHy Derby. Carol Sandusky. Diane Clark. Eleanor Fikse. Sally BarneH'. Kay Schnerr. Shirley Gerber. Dudley Hull Carolyn WaHers. Connie Alarcon; +hird row: Gin MooreI Sylvia Grey. Jan Nelson. Barbara Lemke. Ann Haines. June Har+well. Do+ Dawson. Mary Ellen Rippin. I89 Elmwyck Firs+ rowl Ieff +0 righ+z Paf CoyleI KiHy Evenhuis. Julie Jaeger. Donna Barnard. Joan Vervais; second row: Lee Morrison. Maryann Giger. Lou- ise Condif. Sharon Bramkamp. Zolifa Robinsonl Lois Schmidt Rufh Oakleaf: +hird row: Joyce Jones. BeH'y Dwyerl Clare Behrens. Pai- Baa'r. Mary Ann Engle. Diane EllioH. Nyle BarbourI Jean Ewan. Leslie Hannaford. Elmwyck is an informal living group which highlighi's ifs acfivi- +ies af an annual Spring picnic. Sharon Bramkamp is presicleniL of +he group. and Lee Morrison handles publici'ry. Mrs. Barre++ is housemo+her for +he +wen+y-one girls who reside a+ Elmwyck. Heindel Hall is one of +he boarding houses which accommoda+es over fwen'ry girls. Mrs. Alfred Heindel is +he housemo+her. Firsf row. leff fo righh Renee Sneskin. Pafsy Lafe. Mar+y Schenk. Joan Denham. Barbara Whi+e. Jeanne FlynnI Mary Anne Flynn. Mary Anne Teisfegge; second row: Audrey Lofz. Joan Davis, Diane Cox- head. Joan Bloss. Ann An+onchulr. Doro+hy Huggins. Eleanor Kramer; +hird row: Debby Deu+erman. Ann Polzin. Donna Banks. Joan S+rauser, Marcia DudleyI Danilla Pa+rick. Marlene Belew. Celia CrossI Heindel Hull Lee Anne Hull Firs+ row. Ieff fo righ+z Marybe+h Jack. Marilyn Ede. Ann Haramaki. Ursula Walker. Rose Brunneyl Dianne Morris; second row: Merle Marchand. Gladys Lange. Eleanor Kun+z. Merle Prien, Shirley BaHen. Rosalie Rocca. Joyce Russell: +hird row: Trubee Campbell. Grace Dohi. BeHy Swanson. Midori Murikami. Marjorie Furuno. Virginia Geringer. Mrs. Alice Russell. Alice Tanaka. Mary Lou Fagerson. Jacque Wood. Donna Cameron. Donna Shaw: four+h row: Lee Daum. Befsy Hughes. Barbara Jensenl Virginia Breedlove. Janie SkeHon. Muriel Fosga+e. Barbara Weikerf. Rosemary Gunn. Barbara Jo Brown. Judy Mayhew. Sally lsh. Pa+ KingI Barbara Thomas. The officers who guide +he ac+ivi+ies of Lee Anne Hall are Donna Shaw. presidenf: and Mariorie Furuno, vice-presiden+. The housemo+her for +he girls is Mrs. Alice Russell. As presidenf of Lynwood Hall. Joan Cosgrove guides +he plan- ning of +he ac+ivi+ies of +his group. During +he pasf year +hey held a Chris+mas par+y and +heir annual Open House. The housemo+her for Lynwood Hall is Mrs. Reni'scheler. Firsi' row. Ieff +0 righ'r: Juanie Green. Virginia Van An'rwerp. Norma Casali. Connie Richardson. Peggy BeHs. Marfha Morse; second row: BeHe Smi+h, Barbara Cima. Pegi Harp. Rubuel Shirlei'. Mrs. D. Ren+scheler. Ann ParroH. Sarabefh Ashbrook. Barbara Walker. Joan Cosgrove: +hird row: Janeen McFaII. Joyce Raley. Leola PiHs. Ruie Ann Hariss. Ka+hryn Medcrafi'. Me+a Chappuis. Mary Gafes. Lynwood Hall I9l Firsf row. Ieff +0 righf: Dolores Peal, Barbara ScoH. Joyce Lerwill. Janey Aifken. Ann DuHon: second row: Suzie Zingelerl Margaref Mifchell. Anne Garland. Conie Chinn. Susie Hes+er; +hird row: Margo? KoHinger. Muriel Branham. Sandra Singer. Kay Hannaford. Roxanne Wrighf. PaHy Sue Whipplel Bonnie King. Florence Hyde. Blackmor Hall is made up of eigh+een girls who live under an informal living plan. The officers of +he house are: Ann DuHon. president Margare+ Mifchell. vice-presiden+: Connie Chinn. secrefary-heasurer: and Barbara ScoH, Kay Hannaford. and Sandy Singer. social commiHee. The housemo+her is Mrs. Rose TiH'le. Roger Williams Hull I92 Blackmor Hull Roger Williams Hall is sponsored by +he Grace Bapiisf Church. There are fiH'een girls in +his living group which is managed by +he girls under supervision. A dinner par+y is given for each girl on her bir+hday. as is +he +radi+ional Chris+mas par+y a+ +he end of fall quar'rer. Officers for +he group are Birdie LeeI presidenf: and Sandra WaHon. vice-presiden'r. Mrs. Donna Rinaldi is housemofher. Firs'r row. Ieff +0 righ'r: Eleanor Chun. Lee Evans. Birdie Lee; second row: Pa+ Woodside. Helen Woodward. Darlene Barnes. Carol Ann Holmes. Gwen Coder: +hird row: Madonna Keene. Sandra WaHon. Ka+harine Jensen. Doris Warren. Donna WoIiForclI Alice Ga+es. Firs+ row. IeH +0 righf: Sandra Keeneyl Shirley LowI Lalorie Chung. Eddie Torres. Chrisfine Mafsumo+o. Second row. Ie'H 1'0 righf: Joan sycamore Hull Sims. Sue Kong, Phyllis Heim, Marlene Mori. Third row. IeH' +0 righh Claire McFaul. Be++y Hizer. Ann Leo. Kafherine KeIIy. Rose Asdur- ian. Mrs. Pieracci. Sycamore Hall is an approved boarding house which accommo- dafes fourfeen Spar+an co-eds. Mrs. Ida Pieracci is housemofher for +he group. Wee Terrace is an organized boarding house which houses +hir- +een girls. The ac+ivi+ies of +his group are guided by eleci'ed officers. The officers for +he pas+ year were Mimi Jacobson. presidenf and Shirley Giesick. secre+ary-+reasurer. Mrs. Grande is +he housemo+her for Wee Terrace. Firsf row. IeH' +0 righf: Karol EHerick, Louise Wesfer. Mimi Jacobson. Marilyn Mason. Beverly Nyeharf. Second row. leH +0 righf: Bea+rice w ee Terrace Pride. Barbara Welchl Roberfa Dowling. Herfa Grande. Sally Os- +hues. Joann FurrerI Shirley Giesick. Sarabe+h Ashbrook. I93 n Remember those familiar scenes Perhaps +his was one +ha+ won +he game. Soaking up +he sun af San+a Cruz. A bevy of beau+ies - Homecoming queen and aHendan+s. We saw progress and growH'u +hroughou+ +he campus. I94 regisiruiion, Santa Cruz, and even a new lawn. We couldn'f gef a single class. Our new Music Building was dedica+ed +his year. Our home away from home - Sanfa Cruz! Win or lose -- Novice Boxing promoi'es spor+smanship. I95 We went Io see some rallies and built some floats, We wanf Hue bell? DeHa Gamma consfrucfing a winner. A black and whHe movie by +he K.K.C-3.'s. Q W wm.,....,. The sophomores lived if up! I96 and planned for more new buildings. SJS versus San Francisco S+a+e in Cross-Counfry Meef. Dr. Naylor and Dr. Duncan plan for Hue fu+ure. Affer you . . . a+ +he Coronafion Ball. Check your coaf? a'r +he CoronaHon Ball. I97 Ski Club is one of the largest groups, 200 Music building dedicaHon. Religious Organizations The college chapel. Inside chapel. Canterbury Club The purposes of +he Can+erbury Club is +0 fos+er worship. fellowship. service, and s+udy in +he ac+ivi+ies of The Episcopal s+uden+s of San Jose S+a+e. The meefings of +his group are high-ligh'red by films. speakers. social func+ions. and service proiecfs. The ou+s+anding even+ for The Canferbury Club +his year was .a rue+rea+ January +wen+y-nin+h +hroUgh +he +hir+y-firs+. Nan Greenwich. presidenf Eric Moller, vice-president Shirley Zemer, freasurer Joanne Morfon. secretary Dr. William Gould. adviser Rev. C. Everton. chaplain Organiza'l'ions Christian Science The ChrisHan Science Organiza'rion a+ San Jose S+a+e holds weekly 32:20:, 5:31; g;esjf'c:?;resi denf meefings in order +0 uni+e Chris+ian Scien+is+s wi+hin +he college. Carol Schaeffer. recording secretary . C . C . . B C d. I d'n + r Thus orgamzahon sponsors a Iec+ure on Chrlshan Selence annually. Bg$ggraaggnaf$3523 ' g secre '3 Y This year's Iec+ure was en+i+led Chrisfian Science, The Healing Power M'- Robe'T Co'eman- adVise' of God . exessmx 5m mamas mag gammy: zamgmw Hillel ' ' ' ' T Marv Alkin.presidenf The Bnal Brrl'h Hillel Foundahon a+ San Jose S+a+e IS one of +wo Joel Saffron. vice-presidem hundred and eigh+ chap'rers represeang +he Jewish communify on Myra Greenberg, secrefary Edwin Klein. feasurer +he campuses of universifies in America and foreign coun+ries. Hillel Dr. Joseph Cooper. adviser prowdes a program of s+uden+-dlrec+ed even+s In +he field of cuH'ural, Mr- CheSTer M- Zeff- counse'or religious. inferfaifh. and social proiecfs. 20l The main achH'ies of Hue Collegiafe Chrisfian Fellowship include jggesggcggg-vgggfgigggm weekly mee+ings. Bible sfudies, and ln+er-Varsi+y Chrisfian Fellowship P5 K'im- semmy conferences. These ac+ivi+ies provide oppor+uni+ies for inves+iga+ion of +he facfs of ChrisHanify and sharing +he experiences of Chrisfian living. Bob Sla+er. freasurer 7 Mrs. Mabel Carlson and Mr. Bob Bronzan, advisers 202 Organizations The Newman Club provides a social group for Ca+holic sfudenfs a? San Jose S+a+e. The religious-educafion program includes Iec+ures and forums, +he devofional program provides refrea'rs and religious ri+ual. The social ac+ivi+ies of +he Newman Club include dances. pic- nics, ski hips, and camping frips. John Jordan, president Joanne ScaleHa. vice-presidenf ewmun CIUb Shirley Williams, recording secretary e , Barbara Hodge. corres. secrehry WW Philip Tollner, sergeant at arms Standing, Ieff to right: Phil Tollner, Joanne ScaleHa. Rosemarie Belll Pat Jordan. Seated: Barbara Hodge, Father Duryea, Shirley Williams. 203 Kappa Phi is a na+ional organizafion of Mefhodisf college women Leah Baughmana P'GSEdW Marfha Parry. Vlce-preSIdenf who engage in religious. service. and social ac+ivi+ies. Rufh Maddux, secrefary Jean EwanI program chairman Miss Doris Robinson, adviser The Kappa Phi program includes a pari'y for +he under-privileged children af Chris'rmas. a luncheon for +he mo+hers. a banque+ for +he dads. and a Spring formal. Kappa Phi does clerical work during +he year for a communify service organizai'ion such as +he Family Service Bureau of +he Communi+y Chest Rose Asdurrian - BeH'y Jo Beard Leah Baughman Jan Becker Ellene Bakenhus BeHie Bodley Eleanor Caflin Virginia Lee Cross Phyllis Dahlquisf Hazel Deichelbohrer BeHy Anne Derby Grace T. Dohi BeHy Erickson Joyce Erickson Jean Ewan Elaine Farum Diana Jo Friedberger Paf Goodell Paula Gray Mary Ann Halley Karen Hansen Eleanor Harding Donna Harkelroad Mana Hensfrand 204 Organizations Jean Hird Marlene Belle Hops Audrey Dorene Hoy Barbara Jacobus Donna Larson Lily Lee Rufh Maddux Judifh Mayhew Kafhryn Medcraff Jeraldine Medo Carol Merrick Mary Ru+h Morse Mery Ellen Meyers Elaine Nygren Ru+h Oakleaf Mar+y Parry Sue Randel Kay Robinson Jan Roseberry Toni Shively Carolyn Sfelling Marian Sfevens Barbara T. Sugimo+o Joline Sweef JeaneHe Thompson Barbara Thornberry Diane Webb Alice Wesffall 205 vuc Wesley Foundation Wesley FoundaHon is Hue nafional organizaHon of MeH'Iodisi' s+uden+s. K9 . Edgar- P'ESident . Lomse UnderwoodI Vlce-preSIdenf Hs purpose is +0 help s+uden+s achieve a sa+isfying and growing ex- Mary Ellen Myers. secrefary perlence m Chrishan living. The goal of H19 group is achieved +hrough gea'IryHa$$3. 233;::rs '9' a varied program of religiousI social. and service proiec+s. Organizations Sparfan Chi pariy. Sfuden+ Union card game. Flying Tweni'y Club. California Recreation Society ' ' ' ' ' ' John Martini. president The C.R.S. IS a professnonal organizahon affillafed wdh +he s+a+e Marilyn Jensen. vice-presiden, . . - 0 ' ' - Shirley ChinnI vice-presidenf Recreahon Scelefy. The purposes of +he organizahon Include shmu JoanGBordenave. secrmry . . . . ' ' ' - Paf ale, treasurer Iahng m+eres+ In +he promohon of s+andards of recreahon admlms Miss Mary Wiley and . +rahon. supervusnon, leadership. and achwhes. M'ss A'd'm Frost adv'se's 207 Institute of Radio Engineers The lns+i+u+e of Radio Engineers was founded in I948 +0 furfher +he Frank W- G'ass- PFESide'Y' LeoQ P.hBryan+. vnce-presndenf ' ' ' ' ' - AI oc , secretary professnonal developmen+ of Elecfromc Engineering Malors. and s+u Clifford BuHschardf, heasurer denfs of applied science. S+uden+ members become eligible for pro- fessional membership on complefion of a four year scienfific course leading +0 a Bachelor's degree. Sigma Della Pi Members are elec+ed +0 Sigma Delfa Pi on +he basis of high scholach Jesus Sanchez- PresidenJ' . Mary HJnrlquhes. vuce-presndenf ' ' ' ' ' . arie enac o, secrefary aHammen'r In fhelr general college p.rogra.m. .as well as. I.n.SpanIsh. Jaye. MCFaul' ?asurer . and a person mus+ complefe a+ Ieasf mne unl'rs In upper dIVISIon Span- WI'I'am Moe'ler'W- adV'Se' ish in order +0 qualify for membership. The purposes of +his club are +0 offer an oppor+uni+y +0 speak Spanish. +0 become acquainfed wi+h o+hers wifh similar in+eres+s and +0 learn somefhing abouf Hispanic cuH'ure. Howard Allen Joan Aubrey $+anley Kelker Marie Menacho Jess Sanchez 208 . Organizaiions Alpha Be+a Alpha is +he only na+ional coeducafional undergraduafe Library science fra'rerni'ry in +he Uni+ed Sfafes. The purpose of +he organizai'ion is +0 fur+her +he professional knowledge of ifs members. +0 provide fellowship and recrea+ion. and +0 serve as a recruifing agency for librarianship. Doris Gourley, presidenf Alpha Beta Alpha June Chickasuye, vice-presidenf Barbara Weikerf. recording secrefay Trudy Jansens. freasurer Miss Dora Smith. adviser Standing, leff fo right: Sylvia Beffendorff, Lillian LaValley. Barbara Locke, Lillian Virgin, Mildred Garlock. Ernes- fine SinnoH, Alverda Brunarf, Mary Dell Rickerd. Ann Adamsl Paf Burch. Middle row: Margaref Erikkson: Barbara Weikerf, recording secrefary; Margaref Whife, historian; June Chikasuye, vice presidenf; Doris Gourley, presidenf; Trudy Jansens, freasurer; Jeraldine Medo. corresponding secrefary; Mary Anne Simas, Frances Erickson. SiHing: Norine Dodge. Thoralee Griffin, Marilynn Markerf, Sally VilasI Shirley Ligon and Dolores Vinal. Sitting. left +0 righf: Sylvia BeHendorf, June Chikasuye. Trudy Jansens. Sfanding: Barbara Weikerf. Margaref Ericksson. Jeraldine Medo. Margaret White. Dolores Vinal and Alverda Brunarf. 209 Alpha Chi Epsilon Alpha Chi Epsilon is an organizafion open +0 kindergarfen-primary and general elemen+ary majors in+er-es+ed in +he primary grades. Their acfivi+ies for +he pasf year included making Thanksgiving +ray favors for +he Children's Ward a+ +he Counfy Hospi'ral. and selling craff booklefs. Alpha Chi Epsilon is +he college branch of +he AssociaHon of Childhood EducaHon lnfernafional. Nina Teeslink. presidenf Elaine Phillips, vice-presidenf Colleen SidleI secrefary Virginia Breedlove, freasurer Miss Mabel Crumby, adviser Virginia Breedlove Donna Deabill Elaine Phillips Colleen Sidle Nina Teeslink 2l0 The ac+ivi+ies of +he E+a chap+er of Alpha E+a Rho include +he annual in+ercollegia+e air-mee+: +he Aero Crash which is +he annual aero- nauHcs depar+men+ picnic: field frips +0 local branches of +he avia'rion indusfry: and d'mners wi+h prominenf guesf speakers from +he aviafion indusfry. Organizai'ions Raymond Kinney. presidenf Alpha EI Rho - Robert Kruse. vice-presidenf Duane PierceI secrefary Kohachi Toyofa. Treasurer Thomas Leonard. adviser A Lee Daum Herberf Jackson Raymond Kinney Rober+ Kruse Tom Leonard Nick Milichevich Pai'ricia Phillips Duane Pierce Pe+e Samme+ Kohachi Toyo+a Kenn Walfon 2Il Alpha Gamma Alpha Gamma is a social frai'ernify whose members have a mufual ROI?e ' Kusm- PfeSident I Gall Johng'onl Vlce-preSIdenf m+eres+ In arf. As well as +he formal meuei'lngs:l Alpha Gamma s ach- Da'e Mo'r's- easurer Norma Thies, secrefary vifies include field Jrrips. special exhibifs. and +heir annual dance. +he Beaux Arfs Ball. The dance was held +his pasf Spring a+ Alpine Lodge. Organizations All sfudenf body card holders are eligible +0 par+icipa+e in +he planned acfiviHes of He co-recreafion commiHee. The recrea+ional program of +his group includes badminfon. volleyball. Jtable fennis. social danc- ing, cards. uke sessions. and any o+her recreaHon which is organized by +he commiHee. Bobbie Hoepner. co-chairman o-Re: Maurice Vargas. co-chairman Barbara Weikerf. treasurer Dr. Janice Carkm, advnser Back row. lef'r +0 right: Arley Hoobyar, Nancy Cooper Shirley Snyder. Joan Por+er. Siffing. leff to righf. Maurice VargasI Dr. Janice Carkin. Barbara Hoepner. 2l3 l4 c. s. T. A. California $+uden+ Teacher's AssociaHon is open +0 all sfuden'l's who are or infend +0 become candidafes for feaching creden'rial in Cali- fornia. The aims of +his group are +0 s+imula+e 'H1e highest ideals of professional e+hics and a++i+udes: +0 promo+e Hie social. professional. and economical welfare of feachers, +0 improve educafional service in general: and +0 develop professional aHHudes among +hose who are +0 be +eachers. Clyde WilliamsonI presidenf Jean Dugger. vice-presidenf Sumi Maeda. secretary Lois Berry, 'rreasurer Dr. G. W. Ford and Mrs. Grace E. Rowe. advisers Organizaiions The Engineering Sociei'y works 'l'o further +he educafion of engineering s+uden'l's bofh +echnically and socially. The group held i+s annual Win- +er dinner-dance and ifs Fall Bar-B-Q during +he pas+ year. Member- ship in Hue Engineering Socie+y is open +0 all sfuden+s in +he engin- eering depar+men+. E I O s O I gagk Eurey. pgesidenf'd + ngmeermg '9 Y cmdszmzz1'::;$5?s;e::e+ar, Sfeve Geflik, corres. secrefary Bill Kumagi. treasurer Officers seated Ieff to right around the fable: Jack Fureyl president Sfeve GeHik. corres. secrefary; Dr. Allen N. Smifh. adviser; Robert Ragsac, vice-presideni: Clyde AllenI recording secrefary and Glenn Engler. treasurer. 2l5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Dorofhea BeHencourf, presidenf E+a Epsnlon IS +he club In which home economics malors and minors Louise Shoemaker, vice-presidenf . . . . - ' ' ' ' Carol Arnold. secrefary are mvnfed +0 par+ucnpa+e. The club enloyed many varied achvnhes Dolores Koff' heasurer during +he pas+ year. Among +hem were: making yarn dolls +0 sell. a m: 9333;233:359. advisers Chris+mas par+y, filling an Easfer baske'r for a needy family. and a fashion show during +he Spring quar+er a+ which +he members of +he club modeled clo+hes which +hey had made in +heir clofhing classes. 2l6 Orgunlzaiions K The Flying Twenfy is a non-profif corporaiion opera+ed by siudenfs for pleasure and promofion of avia+ion. This group owns and operafes +rainer planes and a cross-coun+ry plane. The club represenfs San Jose in inier-collegia're air-mee+s. This pasf year Flying Tweniy brough+ home seven of fiHeen awards preseni'ed in +he one mee+ aHended +his year. Arf Reed, presideni'r FIYing Twen'y Don McPhersonl vice-presidenf Irwin Davis. secrefary John Mar'rini. freasurer . 2I7 erman Club The German Club, which is for any sfudenfs Jraking classes in German. waif-ggfgfgc'hgl'fggggfpresidm . . ' ' ' Helen Pigarow. secretary was founded m Fall of I952. Smce +he founding. many Jrradlhons have Hal Aldridge. easure, been esfablished. The annual German Chrisfmas parfy. wifh +he +ra- TheOdore Verhaa'en- adViser difional Sanfa Claus. was held +his year in +he Music Building. Sfanding. leff fo righh Louis GregoryI sergeant-af-arms; Jens Shurk. vice president: Howard Allen. freasurer. Sitting: Dieter SchulzI secre'tary; Dr. Theodore Verhaaren, adviser; Kenneth Aldrige. president Sfanding: Dieter Schulz, Donna Joosf. Middle row. seated. left 10 righf: Phyllis Bird. Mildred Tormey, Jens ShurkI Kenneth Aldridge. Front row: Mireille Guers. Dr. Theo- dore E. VerhearenvI Gretel Andberg. Helen Pigarow. 2l8 Organlgaiions The members of +he In+erna+ional S+uden+s Organiza'rion believe +ha+ +he will +0 undersfand +he basic concepf of race. nafionalii'y. and creed opens wide many doors leading +0 peace and uni+y. Through lectures. discussions. and social ac+ivi+ies, +he I.S.O. s+riv-es for infer- na+ional consciousness and harmony. Sirouss Nowneiad. president C o o . InIernuhonul Students Orgunlzuhon igycneggggg.sgccgmsudem Rasma Ernsfons. treasurer Dr. Harry N. Pitch and Miss Doris Linder. advisers O. 1'. Club During +he pasf year +he program for +he O.T. Club included repre- Roma JeralWk- Presidenf Nan Granewich, vice-presidenf senfaHve speakers from +he Armed Forces and allied fields. and CraHs mgszmgegggghfgfmw demonsfraHons. To climax +he acfivi+ies for +he group. +he annual M'S- E'eanor Dennison. adVisers Spring Bar-B-Q was held a'r Alum Rock Park. Leff fo righf: Dorofhy Shinagawa. social chairman; Kay Zimmerman. secrefary-freasurer; Nancy Granewich. vice presidenf; Roma Jerabek, presidenf; Miss Boofh. adviser. SiHing. leff fo righf: Ardis NaurI Dorofhy Rudeen, Dee Peraldo. Sfephanie Presseller. Delores TrippI Myra Green- berg. Middle row, Anne-Marie Lundberg. Helen Thompson. May Ofsuki, June Misone. Joan Wakefield. Esfher Naka'rani. Dorofhy Shinagawa. Haruka Muranaka. Back row. sfanding: Monica Hammond. Eleanore Dreis. Selene Evans, Patricia SchmiH. Marilyn Mengshol, Jean Mariner. Kay Zimmerman, Paf Maginnis. Mrs. Eleanor Denisonl adviser. 220 Organizaiions The Women's Physical EducaHon and RecreaHon Maiors Club is a professional organizafion which s+imula+es inferes'f in +he +wo fields. As a parf of +he educafional program of +he groupI new books are purchased each year and added +0 +he already ex+ensive library. The social ac+ivi+ies for +he pas+ year included an annual Chris+mas par- +y, and an alumnae breakfasf in Spring co-sponsored wi+h Tau Gamma. h 0 I d O 0 Alicia chh, presjdenf - P ysncu E ucahon Manrs agrggrir'atm: 2:332:3de Mardell Sanders, Treasurer Dr. Janice Carkin, adviser Back row. leff +0 right: Carol Robin, Jeanne AdkinsI Elaine Pappas. Franceleen Dufra. Margaret Feagin, BeHy Richar'r, and Carolyn Buszdieker. Back row, left +0 righf: Jean Johnsonl Sally Maier. Donna Bridges. Joyce Erickson. Shirley Spicer. Joan Ward. Fronf row. left to right: Mardell Sanders. Dr. Carkin. adviser. Alicia Ench. Carla Schnell. 22l Nurses The San Jose Hospifal School of Nursing is a fully accredifed school of nursing conducfed by +he San Jose Hospifal. The school is affili- afed wi+h +he college where Hue nursing s+uden+s aHend classes and enioy +he privileges of college life. During H19 +hree-year program. Hie sfudenfs live in residences where comfor+able rooms and social and recrea+ional areas for indoor and ou+door living are provided. 222 Top picfure, leff fo right, first row. Martin, Fuiinari. Becker. Me- dal, WoodI Morgan, Ling; second row. Sfuar'r. Turman, Sfark, Camp- bell, Harris, Suyemasa. Vodden, Carvin; third row' Nielsen. Madsen, Creemer. Heysfer, Petersen, Eld- ridge, Trisf. Middle picfure: Ief'r to righf. firsf row, Powell. Konecny. Pisfohl. Kan- emofo. Kodama: second row' Top- pini. Emken. Hun+er. Leahy. Gray: third row, Carmalinghi, Conchee, Bugbee. Adamson. ChristensenI Berkey, Johnson. Boffom piciure, lefi' +0 righi: firsf rowl Morishima, BalcomI McGee. Sanfo: second row, Wallen, Granf. Minniear. Reynolds. Edholm: third row. Harris. Sparks. Plaeg. Con- sianfine, Higgins. As well as being a medium for social expression, Spar'ran Oriocci serves +he college and +he communHy +hrough wor+hwhile proiecfs. Two such proiveds were a Thanksgiving Can Benefi'r Dance and aid in +he Campus Red Cross Blood Drive. Social ac+ivi+ies for +he pas+ year included parficipafion in Hue Pushcarf Relays. an ln+erna+ional Fellow- ship dinnerI and +he annual Black Champagne formal. Organizations Ken Kawazoe. presidenf Dave UmemofoI vice-presidenf Kiku Okawa. record. secretary Naomi Woo. corres. secretary June MisonoI treasurer Mr. Willard Schmidt, adviser Officers pictured below in fhe fronif row, Ieff fo righf, are Kikuko Okawa. Jessie Mafsumofo. Bernice Ofa and June Misono. In the second row are: Dave Umemofo. Naomi WooI Tom Yagi and Ken Kawazoe. Spartan Spinners l ' ' - JeanneHe Siosfen. president The purpose of +he folk dance club IS +0 fos+er folk dancmg as a rec Carl Pohlhammer' vice-presidenf reahon for s+uden+s and factu. WI'H'I ofher clubs m +he San Jose area. An'h .A'e'hno' 53 er . . Don LmscoH'. treasurer Spar+an Spinners has co-hosfed several folk dance feshvals. exhlbl+ed Eg-viasgfsws- 06 Duncan- a special dance ai' one, and shared in several campus acfivi'ries. 224 Organizai'ions The S+uden+ Y is Hue on-campus YMCA and YWCA wi+h a special program for college s'rudeni's. The Y sponsors freshman firesides. week-end conferences. campus service proiecfs, and special s+udy groups. The Y also par+icipa+es in Brofherhood Week and Religion in Life Week. Bruce Sweef. president Leslie Hannaford. vice president Sindeni I Marian McLellan. secrefary Sharon Edwards, freaSurer Rev. James Martin, adviser S'rudenf Y officers pictured below are: Leslie Hannaford, Bruce Sweef, and Marion McLellan. Picfured above are, fop row. Ieff f0 right: Virginia Breedlove, Vicfor Oddie. Ed Adams. Jim Marfin'. Ed Wrighf, Ernie Johnson. Bruce Swee+ and Leroy Barron. Middle row: Unidentified. Leslie Han,naford.Sally lsh.Eileen Garf- manian. Ru'rh Oakleaf and Marian McLellan. Front row: Carol McLellan. Harrie : Christensen. Kaihy Knapp and Ev Ii 3' . a n norgon 225 Al Bache Charles Bailey Thomas Campbell Oscar Diessner Jr. George Erhar+ S+an Finberg Sfanley Ford S+uar+ Grannis Allen Hansen Roy A. Hodges Joseph Jiminez Roberf Leland Kruse Arf Lund 226 The Air Force drill feam in acfion. Arnold Air Society The Arnold Air Sociefy is a nafional professional frafernHy. The ob- ieci'ives of Hwe organiza+ion are +0 fur+her +he concepfs of +he U.S.A.F.I creafe a close and more efficienf rela+ionship among +he Air R.O.T.C.. and +0 keep abreasf of developmenfs in +he field of aviaHon. William MileyI commanding officer Ronald Souza, executive officer Al Bache, operations officer Roberf KruseI adiufanf recorder Sfuarf Grannis, public relations Col. R. M. Bristol Organizafions Col. R. Brisfol shakes hands wi'rh Col. H. Bledsoe of +he Air Universi+y headquar+ers inspec+ion feam. Leonard McCuIIey Floyd Miller Bill Miley Sfeve Oliver Jerry Sandifer Ar+hur R. Simpson Charles Slafer Don Smifh Ronald Souza Col. Elmer S+affelbach Vincenf S+aniszewski. M Sgt Don Sfraub Jerome Ver+in Don Wesfbrook Mai. W. L. We+sel Jack R. Willson S+anley Woo+en John Xavier Payne 227 Orchesis members presen+ an in+eres+ing paHern. Womenk Athletic Association ' - Marilyn Jensen, pIresidenf The spor+s offered by +he W.A.A. vary according +0 +he season. Dur Efrbfra Foamy. viceapresidenf . - ' ' ' ' ariyn ec IeyI recor . secrefary mg H19 year badmln+on. baskefball. hockey. orcheSIs, rldmg. rncleryl Nancy KiUen' cones. secremy spoalI. swimmingl JtennisI and volleyball. To Insure everyone +he op- Bever'Y R'de 0 easure' Miss MargareHa Frisfoe, adviser por+uni+y of playing wifh +hose of comparable abili+y, highly skilled spor+s are divided info in+ermedia+e and advanced leagues. Organizations W.A.A. members caugh+ in baskei'ball ac'rion. Badminfon players receiving some poinfers on serving. Baske+ball is one of +he mos'r popular spor+s. 229 Ski Club The Ski Club was founded +0 provide low cost organized skiing for L99 YTP- P'eSidFM . Jlm TrlpleH'I Vlce-preSIdenf all classes of skiers. The original membership of fiHeen has increased Eiilk Rlifxfn'f-ffggjgy +0 +hree hundred due +0 +he 'l'remendous advan'rages offered by +he Mr- and M's- ROCCi Pisano- adViserS club. The ou+s+anding even+s of +he year were +he Tri-College Ski Meet +he Bay Area Federa'rion Win+er Carnival. and +he annual club championships. The club +eam brough+ much presfige +0 +he group when if placed second in +he Bay Area meet FiHeen medal- isfs. bo+h beginning and advanced skiers, hauled away +he beaquul club awards a+ +he club championship mee'r. Ski Club officers conferring on Donner SummiiL meeh Leff +0 righf-Doug Fox. program chairman; Jim TripleH. vice presi- denh Lee Yip. president BeHy Rickert secrefary: Chuck Irwin. +reasurer. 230 Organizations Members display +rophies +ha+ were presenfed af ski meef. Ski Team members: Ief+ +0 righf: Lee Yip. Karen Sharick. Doug Fox. Marion BessoneH'e. Ted Engelbrecht Club champion Doug Fox +akes some +imes. The gels had fun. +oo. 23I Lee Yip decked out for a day of skiing. A beginner learns +he Chrisfy. Some horse-play followed a rough day of skiing. Trophy winners of H1e Soda Springs championships: LeH +0 righf - Lynn Dramalas. Sara Ashbrook. Carol SmiH'I: Bill Olson and Bill Buckalou; Marguerife Mclver. Nancy Davenport Karen Sharick: Dave McGuire and S+an Silva. 232 Organizaiions Spar'ran Shield ge+-+oge+her. Second floor in H16 library. Kappa DeHa Pi mee+ing. Delia Nu Theta DeHa Nu Thefa, home economics honor socie+y. was founded in I93 I. R956'Y Yee- PFeSident . . Dlan.e Elwelj. vuce-presudenf H's purpose has always been +0 fos+er moral. e+hlcaL Ini'ellec'rual. and Marlof'e E'JCkson- secrWW . . Nagml Farlmger, .frea.surer scolal developmen+ among s+uden+s of home economics. Jul'a Hagga'd- h'm'la MISS Maude AsheI advuser Barbara Adams Mrs. Josephine Bazink Diana Elwell Mariorie Erickson Naoma Farlinger Lorna Mondora Carol Renz Barbara Jean Smii'h Pa'rricia Alling Thomas BeHy Weybrew Mary Lou Williams Rosalyn Anne Yee Befhel M. Fry Rosemary Gunn Carol Hocking Sue Jenkins BeH'y Kauffman Barbara King Joan Koenig Donna Larson Mariorie Leeds CharloHe Murison Jacklyn Richfer Rufh Oakleaf Janine Sandham Nancy Schiek Marilyn ScoH- Alleen Sherry Nina Teeslink Beverly Becker Jane Hon Janef Johnson Margaref Leininger Pa+ricia MacKenzie Marion McLeod Barbara Richardson Joann Roos Rosemary Sai'er Carol Shaw Norma Wrigh+ Ernie Yuki DeH'a Phi Upsilon is a nafional honorary kindergar+en-primary feach- ing organizaHon. Hs primary goal is service +0 Hwe college, +he com- muni+yl and +he field of educafion. One of +he main proiecfs of H19 pasf year was We giving of assis+ance +0 +he children a+ +he Chandler- Tripp School for +he blind. Gamma Alpha Chi is +he nafional professional adverfising fra+erni+y for women. H' operafes ioinfly wifh Alpha DeHa Sigma. men's adver- +ising organizaHon, in holding mee+ings +0 hear speakers from +he field of adverfising. The +wo groups also sponsor field hips and o+her ac+ivi+ies of mu+ual benefit Gamma Alpha Chi Rufh Oakleaf, presidenf Beffy Kauffman, vice-presideM Charloffe Murison. corres. secrefary Marilyn ScoH. record. secrefary Janine Sandham. treasurer Miss Befhel Fry and Miss Francis Gulland, advisers Marion McLeod. presiden'r Rosemary Safer. record. secrefary Jane Hol'rzI corres. secrefary ..... Organizuiions J95 AWbreY- P'e?ide . Io+a DeHa Phi is +he honorary French socie+y. H- was founded in I924: Eileen McBride. Vlce-preSIdenf . . He'e .P'ga'ow: $9 er and If IS desugned +0 give s'rudenfs of French +he oppor+unl+y +0 Im- Nafhalle Vayssne, +reasgrer . . . . . . . . Dr- A- 3- Gregory- adV'Ser prove 'I'helr conversahonal abllli'y. Achvuhes of +he year Included a presen+a+ion of The Barber of Seville and a recepi'ion for 'H1e French band. La Guard Republicaine . Howard Allen Joan Aubrey Louis Gregory Eileen McBride Joyce M. Orlando Helen Pigarow Na+halie Vayssie Gene Sferling. presiden'r ' ' ' ' ' 0 Larry Clemens. vice-presidenf Phl Mu Alpha IS +he nahonal honorary musuc soae+y. The some+y gave Don Harmon. easurer +wo conceri's during +h-e pas+ year. One was given during Wln+er Kay RaneyI secrefary . quar+er. and during Spring +hey presenfed original composifions af +heir concert Social ac+ivi+ies for Hue pas+ year included a Bar-B-Q and a Spring hay ride. Phi Mu Alpha Charyie Bryan Larry Clemens Joseph E. Cunha Ar+hur Daniel Ronald Ehlers AI Erickson John Fields Alberf Krueger Ernesf Mau Byron Maynard Eric Mohler Tony Nigro William Purdy Kay Raney William Schnieder ' ' ' T ' ' ' e ' Nora Naur. presidenf The nahonal professmnal lournallshc fra+ermfy, Sigma Delfa Chi. Barbara Buckalew'vice-presidem granfed a char+er +0 San Jose S+a+e's 30 Club in June. The San 2133:3235:ng $2353 $2333; Francisco Professional Chap+er conducfed ins+alla+ion ceremonies on 3;: giggfeagddreasurer June IO. Their firs+ annual Deadline Dinner . paH'erned aH'ere Wash- Dr- Swanson- adViserS ingfon. D.C.'s Gridiron Banquet was held May 27. Pi Omega Pi Dorofhy Beegle Barbara Buckalew Lionel B. Goularfe Elaine T. Joseph Ronald Y. Kodda Be++y McCoy Helen Maier Nora Naur Viole'r Olivefe Joan Pracna Edwin A. Swanson Margaref Volz Jack E. Woodard The nafional professional iournalisfic fra+erni+y gran+ed a charter +0 ggc;ggrfi2 $?;e83igggf San Jose Sfafe's 30 Club in June. The San Francisco Professional Saf'lfggeolrjiggjfgemy Chapfer conducfed ins+alla+ion ceremonies June l0. Their firsf annual W- Char'es Kappenu adVise' Deadline Dinner . paHerned affer Washingfon. D.C.'s Gridiron Ban- queJrl was held May 27. Sigma Delta Chi Back row, leff fo right: Jim Choafe. Bob Lindsay. Barf Williams. Bill Shands, Gary Engell. Bob Sfriegel, Bob Kircher. Joe Bryan. Ron Wagenback. Cliff James. Bob BickeH. Jack Knight. Dick Jones and Keifh Kaldenbach. Seated. leff +0 righf: Dick SfeinheimerI Ed Pope, Gil Cheaterion, Nelson Wadsworth, Don: DeMain. and Mr. C. V. Kappen. a viser. 236 John Burns, president James Dehning. secretary John Griffin. corres. secreiary Edward Wright, freasurer Mr. Carl Hoffman, adviser Alpha DeHa Sigma officers pose for La Torre. Alpha DeH'a Sigma. naHonal honorary adver+ising fraferni'ry. was founded November l4, I9I3, af +he Universi+y of Missouri. This group main+ains czons'raniL confacf bei'ween +he adver+ising s+uden+ and +he fufure employer. This provides an excellen+ basis for fui'ure employ- men+ in Hue adver+ising field. Alpha Delta Sigma Organizahons John Burns James D. Dehning Roberf German John L. Griffin Jim Hamra Delavan Kennedy Tom McClelland Paul MerriH Paul Parsons Jr. Dave Uribe Ernesf Wrigh+ John N. Adams Wanda Baker Frank Bermudez Marie Bianchi Jesse Carrillo Dick Day Don Dennis DoHie Eggiman Shirley A. Hayes Ralph Hekman Jack L. Helsel Gerald H. Jansen Donald Johnson John Landicho Mal Leal Gloria Lukas Mike Nishihara Gloria L. Nunes Pauline Parlier Ernes+ G. PaHerson Jesse D. Reynolds Tad Sekigahama Leonard Tanaka Alpha E+a Sigma, honorary accoun+ing socie+y. was founded af San Jose S+a+e College on February I. I939. The group sponsors field +rips and speakers during +he year. If endeavors +0 promo+e an in+eres+ in ac- coun+ing and crea're a social and educafional spirH' among i+s members. Alpha EIu Sigma Milford Leal, presiden'f Ralph Hekmanl vice-presidenf Wanda Baker. record. secretary Tad Sekigahama. corres. secretary Donald DennisI ?reasurer Mr. Jesse ReynoldsI adviser Organizations Marior.ie.wa ac.e- PresideM DeHa Phi DeHa. na+ional ar+ frafernify, was founded a+ +he Universi+y Tom Silliman, VIce-preSIdenf . . . . . Jane. Hom- record- secremY of Kansas In I9l2. The achvuhes of +he group for Hue pasf year Include Marlon McLeod. corres. secretary . . 21$ w::::nro$l-l Lfdasure' an ariL and craff sale. +ours of San Francusco museums and galleries. Dr- Richard TanseY- advisers and a local exhibit The highlighf of social ac+ivi+ies was a Bar-B-Q and barn dance held a+ Big Sur. Delta Phi Delta Clark A. Arneal Beverly Bispo Earl J. Boccone Carolyn Broadwell Carla Brodd Connie Burke Eve Clark Doris Crisi'ofani Jan EIIioH' Virginia S. Freeland Margaref Giorgi Thomas Graff Iris Ann GruweH Bob Harmacek Janice Harrison Jane Hon Rufh E. lnnes Marion McLeod Sally Mafheson Emma M. Rau Thomas Silliman James Sol+ Mrs. Gladys E. Sfayfon Mariorie Wallace Don Wesfbrook 239 Epsilon Pi Tau . . - . ' ., David Graham, president EPSIIOH PI Tau IS the nahonal horjorary someer for +he fields of Indus George Doolime. secretary frlal Arfs Educahon and Vocahonal Indusfrlal Educahon. Achvuhes lemf-Smfgugsa for +he pasf year included field Jrrips, publicafion of a newsleHer. and Mr- RObe JOhnson- adVisers an Indusfrial Ar+s Depar+men+ Guide. Left 10 right: M. W. Dann. J. M. MarlaH. G. D. DooliHleI G. D. GrahamI T. A. WillisI G. C. Burfield. Sfanding. left +0 righi: Dick James. Charles JonesI Milo HolendaI Shun Ochi. William Sousa, George DooliHle. Melvin Dann. Rusty Duval. Stuarf Corey, Gordon VanArsdaIe. Dr. James S+evenson. SiHing. Ieff +0 right: John Kuremsky, Charles Bailey. John Denistran. Rober? Lange. Ludford Elvy. Tom Willis. David Graham. Joe MarlaH, and Glen Burfield. Organizai'ions Bob Whifburn, president ' ' ' ' ' ' Don Dickerson. vice-presidenf E+a Mu PI IS +he nahonal honorary m.erchandlsmg frafernl+y. H was Lea'lne Anderson- 59 er founded locally In l94l . The orgamzahon was formed 1'0 promoi'e +he CeCll Ciummsrsw, fmasurer h d f h bl Dr. Mil urn . rig . ' ' ' . - Mrs. John w. Aber'e and. efhlcal sfaqdards of re+allmg.+yhrougl:1 f e sfu y o f e pro ems en Mr- JaCk H- HOHandn adv'sers coun+ered In +he field of re+alllng. Dinner meehngs and speakers are enjoyed by +he group monfhly. John W. Aberle John Aifken Le Anne Anderson Rose Asdurian Paf BuHer Ray Caruso Darlene Clayfon Donald H. Dickerson Sfanley Ford Garry Franfz Carol Frewald+ Don Galey Lionel B. Goularfe Taylor Hafhaway Bob Kennedy Dick Kissick Dolores Ma+hias Carol Meyer John Mueller Sfeve Oliver Warren Ramsey Jim Schoonmaker Bill Soria Don Sweeney Roberf W. Whi+burn M. D. Wrighf 24l Lois Berry Beafrice Bond Carolyn Burns BeHy Higdon Madeline Perona James Solf 242 Members meeHng in +he Arf building. Kappa DeH'a Pi is He nafional honor socie+y in educafion. H was founded locally in I928. Among +he ou+s+anding funcHons during +he pasi' year were +wo coffee hours for +he faculfy and educaHon maiors, a Iec+ure and movie presented by Dr. S+aFFerach. and a dinner mee+- ing fea+uring a movie. Carolyn Burns, presidenf Russell Whitmanl vice-presidenf Lois Berry, secretary James Curtis, freasurer Henry Meckel, adviser Organizaiions BeHy Higdonu. presidenf . ' ' ' ' ' ' - Name Neiderhoff. vice-presidenf Mu PI'II Ep5IIon IS a .nahonal professmnal sororl'ry +0 prome+e acljleve Ma'Yanf'e Kovahk- corres. secremy men+ and friendship among +hose whose m+eres+s are In musuc. In- Ngn Gnsham. fecord. secreiary . . . . . . Glide Malzanh- ' easure' eluded In +he achvnhes for +he pasf year were ushering a+ concer'rs In Violet ThomasI adviser . . . . . . +he music building. assnshng a+ +he dedlcahon of +he new musuc bunld- ing. and co-sponsorship of +he music maior-minor parfy. Cay Sandra Bailey Lynn A. Bowman Joan Campbell Janice de Reschke Nan Grisham Lorraine Hancock .5 ; Leslie Hannaford Mary Heffner Eleanor Heiclhohc BeHy Higdon Daynise Holloway Shirley Innes Maryanne Kovalik Judi+h Kru+h Gladys Lange Joan Lomax Iris Mann Gilda Mazzan+i Marian Michaelian Valerie Nash Norma Swanson Emma M. Rau Viole+ Thomas Joanne Trallis 243 244 Phi Epsilon Kappa is a na+ional professional physical educaHon fra- +erni+y for men. Among +he professional and social programs for +his year +he fra+erni+y sponsored a Wafer Polo Clinic, a freshman infro- duc+ion smoker. and a Founder's Day banquet Service proiec+s for +he paS'I' year include +he sale of cakes a+ baske+ball games. ushering a+ Boxing mafches. and +he cons+ruc+ion of +he Hall of Fame Pic+ure Gallery for San Jose Sfafe. Russell Whifman. presidenf Charles Godshall. vice-presidenf Gran? Donnelly. secrefary Eugene Salvadore. freasurer Mr. Bill Perryl adviser Organizations Mae Sfadlerl presidenf ' 0 . . ihirleg 02in . vice-presidenf Tau Gamma IS +he local honor socne+y for women physucal educa'hon can or enave. secretary ' ' ' ' ' - . Sandy Waller, freasurer malors. Their achvnhes for +he pas+ year Included a weekend camping Dr- E'eanore Coombe and hip for all women P.E. and RecreaHon majors. a ski +rip during Win+er Dr. E. M. Prange. advisers quarter. and an alumnae breakfasi' in +he Spring. Tau Gamma Pa+ricia Ann Appel Joan Bordenave Barbara Bragdon Donna Bridges Tillie Brunello Phyllis Car+er Shirley Chinn Dr. Eleanor Coombe Nancy Cooper Alicia Ench Joyce Erickson Margaref Feagin Barbara Heisler Bobbie Hoepner Marilyn Jensen Jean Johnson Marilyn Kechley Nancy Killen Sally Meier Barbara Norris JeaneHe Perry Beverly Ridenour Carol Robin Kay Sandas Carla Schnell LaMoyne Troedson Naida Waldo Carolyn WeH'zin Ann Younger Judy Zenf 245 Capf. Vanbuskirk and Capf. R. Dillard of H1e Army R.O.T.C. s+aff look David Adams Tom Bair Tom Berry Roberf Beveridge Dick Conzelmann Winsi'on A. Dahl John Denney Capf. Ralph Dillard Don Edwards Frank Emmerling Kennefh Fare Ron Fora 246 The Silver Saber socie+y is open only +0 +hose of advanced s+anding in Hue Army R.O.T.C. program. Throughouf +he year +he sociefy fur- nishes an escor+ for parades and a color guard for local foo+ball games. As in +he past Hue annual Milifary Ball climaxed Hue ac+ivi+ies For 1419 year. Silver Subers on while Cade'r Col. R. Baynel H1ird from Ieff. reads his cadef commission. Nexf +0 him are Cade+ L+. Col. J. Walker and Cade'r Major F. Emerling Jr. Kennefh Fare. presidenf George Payfon. vice-presidenf Bill Freeman, secrefary Walfer Seebach, freasurer Col. John E. RogersI adviser Re R.O.T.C. members in formafion. Organizations M Sgt Paul Framp+on Bill Freeman Bob Gemignani Merle Johns John P. Jordan David S. Kirwin Mike Kubas Ken Lessler Frank Mosunic Jay Raney Col. John E. Rogers Charles Roy S+uar+ Schwalbe WaHer Seebach Pe+e Silva Charles Taylor Capt William Van Buskirk Jim Welchko 247 Tau Delta Phi James W.Arms+rong Frank D. Bermudez Ronald D. Bernard Gordon R. Ber+sch Presfon Boomer Mar+in H. Brinkmann Jr. William W. Burke Roberi' J. Car+er Lawrence F. Gildea Tom A. Granf 248 James Cockrell Ralph K. Herman Rodger Over, grand magisirafe Rober'r Carfer. magisfra+e James Arms'rrongI records Jack Richison, finance Dr. Gene Waller and Dean Sfanley BenzI advisers Tau Delfa Phi is an honorary scholach fraterni'l'y. H- is +he oldes+ men's organizafion on campus. Weekly luncheons for all factu members are an ou'rsfanding par+ of Tau Delfa Phi's acfivifies. Tau Del+s hold semi-annual ini+ia+ion ceremonies in +he Fall and Spring quar+ers. H is an annual +radi+ion of H19 group +0 place a decora+ed Chris+mas free on +he balcony of +he Tower. John B. Day Dave Doerr Bob D. Flanagan Joe Fairbairn Bob Hocker Jerry Jefferson John Luckhardf John McCann Organizations Leff, Joe MarlaH' MiddleI Dick Monnier Righf. Magisfrafe Jerry McNeal Eric W. Olsen C. H. Rodger Over Roberf Q. Pefersen Jack Richison Tom Rogers WoIf-Diefer Schulz John Schockley Bill Smifh Donald F. Smi+h Roberf Lee Smifh Fred James Soares Clarence Terhune Roberf W. Whi+burn Edward J. Wrighf 29 Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega, +he largesf Greek Ie++er organiza+ion in Hue Uni+ed S+a+es. founded H's Gamma Befa chap+er a+ San Jose in I939. The ac+ivi+ies of +his service frafernify for +he pasf year included +he Book Exchange. +he Turkey Trof. cons'rruci'ion of fwo new signs for +he col- lege. and +he Absen'r Minded Professor con+es+. Sfan Croonquisf. presideni Chuck Bailey. vice-presiden'r Don Fletcher. corres. secretary Hal Fairchild. record. secretary Jesse CarrilloI freasurer Dr. H. Murray Clark. Dr. Edward W. Minium and Dr. Ben Gilbert. advisers Marv Alkin Chuck Bailey John Bianchi Don Binder Byron Bollinger Jesse Carrillo Gary D. Clarke H. Murray Clark Sfan Croonquisf Tom Evans Hal Fairchild Dave Fanner Don Flefcher Yung Fong Bill Frizelle Frank Geraci Dave Gilman H. Wallace Haggard Leo Hagiwara David Harmon James Harvey 250 Organizations A Phi 0 men organizing +heir annual book exchange. James House Jim Hughes Shunii Ho Thomas Lamberf John Landicho Paul MerriH E. W. Minium Maan Mon+alvo Herb Hylber+ Donald Perrin George Raine Don RigheHi Fred Roengr Joel B. Saffron Rudy Serrano John Smee Bill Tarr Norm Tompkins John Tucker Joe Vallenari Fred Verfel Bill Vickland Ben Zei'rman Paul Zimerman 25I Joyce De BenedeH'i Diane Marfinsen 252 Joy Ach+erberg B. J. Bailey Sally J. Bufler Phyllis Car+er Suzanne Chapman Joan Doyle Dolores Mafhias Spar'l'an Spears is an honorary service socie+y composed of +wen+y ou+s+anding girls from each freshman class. Their wor+h while acfivii'ies for +he pasf year include selling coffee during regisfrafion. serving a+ Sherry Nuernberg. presidenf . . Sally Bu'rler. vice-presiden'f school dinners and banque+s. and conduchng a rummage sale of un- Phyllis Caner. cones, secre+ary . . . B. J. B 'I , d. + claimed Ios+ arhcles a+ +he end of each quar+er. During Fall quarfer Jean JSLilonieifgasuiif'e ary . . M' M + T bl d Haey also helped Wl+h +he campus blood drive. M'ris. AuiigiraagZSEy. yagcisers Spartan Spears Barbara Hodge Shirley lnnes Jean Johnson Shirley Knapp Bobbie Lund Jo Anne McAllisfer Joy Mi+chell Sherry Nuernberg Susan Renzel Nancy Schieck Organizai'ions Hank Ramp. presidenf ' ' l I V . . . aneLwire' vice-presidenf Spar+an Shields IS a sophomore men s honorary servnce orgamzahon. Jo n uc ardfl record. secrefary ' . . egorge MgFaddin. cones. secretary Twenfy ou+s+andlng freshmen men compose +he membership. SerVIce N'Ck Bar's'Ch- easurer prolecfs carried on by He group Include helping during regls+ra+ion. Mr. Ray WilkersonI adviser r; l .. ushering a+ Homecoming and Revelries. assis+ing in +he Science Open M House, and selling sof'r drinks a+ +he Boxing ma+ches. .l a Spartan Shields Don Afkinson Nick Barisich Ari' Barfel Ron Derbyshire Bill Dubbin Bill Frizelle Don Hubbard Bob Lindsey John Luckhardf Tom McDermoH' George McFaddin Hal Morrow Bob Padden Gerry Severson Joseph Smifh Bruce WaHe Ray Wilkerson Arf Win+erling Ken Kawazoe Hank Ramp Paul Sakamofo 5 Joan Awbrey Jean Ann Bailey Gerfrude Cavins Darlene Clayfon New members of Black Masque are chosen a+ +he end of +heir iunior Jean Ann Bailey' presidem . . E d 'r ' - 'd year and named a+ +he June recogmhon banquet All +ha+ can be p21f Efgagrjafiiriiii'y em +old of +his secre+ sociefy is +ha+ ifs +hir+een members serve +he college giisggclgg'cgj33r d ' r. erfru e avins an In many ways. Dean, Helen Dimmick. advisers Black Masque Joan DiCrisfina Dean Helen Dimmick Paf Engerud Joyce Erickson Frances Gulland Donna Harkleroad Enid Harie Sallee Lo+z Joyce Orlando Bernie Rapley Mae Sfadler Sandy Waller 5 Organizafions Dave Doerr. presideni ' - . . . WWW? vice-presidenf Blue Key IS a nahonal honor fra+erm+y which was founded locally m o n uel erl secretary - . . John .Landicho' fregsurer I948. Blue Key men are pucke.d from +hose wh? are achve In campus M T P'am- adv'se' aFFaIrs. and who have malnfamed a grade pomf average above +he alI-men's average for +wo consecufive quarfers. The ou+s+anding serv- ice proiecf of +his group is +he publicafion of a s+uden+ direcfory each quar+er. Blue Key John Aifken AI Bache Bob Be'rh Dave Doerr Bill Ecker+ John Landicho Bucky Levin Ar+ Lund Ken Mifchell John Mueller Lon Polk John Pryor Pa ul Sa kamoi'o Donald Sfraub Bill Tarr Sam Ya+es 5 Time for studying was worked in H mus+ be finals week! Don Hubbard. Turkey Trof winnerI is awarded kiss from Trish Meyers. The new replaces +he old. More s+udying --- mom grades. 256 between our various college activities. There was always fime for a smoke and exchange of greeHngs in Hue ou+er quad. Where all of us would like +0 be a IiH'Ie more. We displayed grea+ spiri+ a+ +he Cal game. Homecoming bonHre - friendships and morale renewed. p the ladder of life we climb -- Applied Arts Chairman. Dr. Heber A. So+zin The lndusfrial ArJrs DeparfmemL is organized +o prepare lndusfrial Arfs Jreachers for elemenfary and secondary school feaching posifions. Graduafes who complefe Jrhe four year program safisfacforily receive a B. A. degree and a special secondary credenfial +0 Jreach a variefy of shop courses in our California public schools in +he field of general educafion. The deparfmenf also offers a general secondary credenfial wiJrh eifher a maior or minor in lndusfrial Arfs. and is aufhorized +0 granf +he M. A. degree wifh a major in Indus+rial ArJrs educafion. The Home Economics graduafe is a well-adiusfed person, able +0 fake her place in life wi+h a mafure ouHook. Problems of a personal or family naJrure are discussed and analyzed so +ha+. if necessary, Jrhe s+uden+ may iace such problems in a confi- denf manner. Pracfical Jrraining for vocafional and avocafional use is also oHered +0 Home Economics sfudenfs. Carol Ann Arnold Home Economics Holllsfer Josephine Baziuk Home Economics San Jose Tom Berrey Industrial Arts Mounfain View Cynfhia Mae Bishop Horne Bconomics Napa Glenn C. Buriield Indusfrial Arfs San Jose Flora R. Burnham Home Economics Berkeley S+uar+ W. Corey lndusfrial Arfs San Jose Donavin D. Dressler Industrial Arfs Visalia Ar+ Endsley Industrial Arts San Jose Harold L. Fairchild Industrial Arts Campbell Naoma R. Farlinger Home Economics Turlock John T. Farris lndusfrial Arfs Susanville Laura L. French Home Economics San Francisco Glenn D. Graham Jr. Industrial Arfs Ferndale Julia Hasgard Home conomics San Jose L. Vianne Johnsfon Home Economics Pleasanfville. Pa. Dianne I. Lafranchi Home Economics Gonzales Geren W. LaMonk Industrial Arfs San Gabriel Roberf C. Lange Indusfrial Arfs San Jose Joseph M. MarIaH' Industrial Arfs Cuperfino Shun Ochi Indusfrial Arts San Francisco Carol M. Renz Home Economics Hollisfer Roberf J. Rinde Indusfrial Arfs San Jose Dorala J. Sadler Home Economics San Jose Graduaies Charles D. Siafer lndusfrial Arfs Oakland Barbara J. Smiih Home Economics San Bruno Marian E. Sousa Home Economics Sanfa Clara Denfon C. 5+. Clair Industrial Arfs San Jose Pairicia A. Thomas Home Economics Sara'roga Pefer Wade lndusfrial Arfs San Jose Daie E. Wa+ers Industrial Arfs LaVerne BeH'y M. Weybrew Home Economics San Jose Thomas A. Willis Indusfrial Arfs San Jose Rosalyn A. Yee Home Economics San Maieo Charles A. Abrahamson Business Adminisfraiion Pasadena John A. Adams Markeiing Monrovia Business Chairman. Dr. Eari W. Aikinson The Division of Business is proud oiiiis rank and sianding among +he oiher divisions and deparimenis oi Jrhe college. H is proud of ifs siudenis, wiih over I300 of Them known as four year Business Maiors. ranging from more Jrhan 650 in Business Adw minisiraiion +0 45 in Real EeraJre and Insurance. If is proud of ifs iacuify. They came +0 Jrhe deperimemL wiJrh graduafe degrees from Sianiord +0 Piiisburgh: from Texas +0 Washingion. They were seiecied for Jrheir academic background, iraining. abilify. and business experience. The Division of Business aims +0 give ihai Training which leads Jrowarci careers in business far above +he level of rouiine clerical work. This iraining requires various programs: a specific program for each area of business Jrraining. These programs call upon Jrhe iaciliiies of +he eniire college. The Division of Business is consianily improving ifs services in seleciing, Training. and guiding, and in placing ifs graduaies. John N. Adams Accounfing San Jose John M. Aifken Business Adminisfrafion Mouniain View John W. Alden Jr. Markefing San Jose 26' Alice Mae Allen Business Administration Sand Jose LeAnne Anderson Business San Mafeo James E. Ausfin Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Marie E. Bache Accounfing-Business Adminis'rrafion San Jose Enos W. Barera Business SaHnas Richard R. Barnes Business Adminisfrafioin Saficoy Pefer W. Bauer Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Roberf H. Bean Business Adminisirafion San Jose Dorofhy I. Becker Secretarial San Jose Rober+ M. Ba+h Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Leslie C. Bernal Business San Jose Marie C. Bianchi Business Accounting Cambrla Josephine M. Bidarf Business WinnemuccaI Nev. Lloyd R. Bishop Business Adminisfrafion Atherfon David K. Boggini Business Administrafion San Jose Roberf D. Booher Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Richard D. Boudreaux Business Adminisfrafion Yumal Arizona Alvin Brannon Business Los Gafos Ada M. Brockman Business Adminisfrafion Carmichael Barbara J. Buckalew Business Education Ontario Carl A. Burger Jr. Business Adminis'rrafion Clemenfs Fred J. BuHer Business Administrafion Bakersfield Thomas A. Campbell Business Adminisfraiion Los Gafos Jesse S. Carrillo Business Sanfa Clara Ray V. Caruso Marketing San Jose Ted J. Chamberlain Business San Jose Warren D. Childs Business Administraiion Berkeley Sfanley N. Clark Business Administraiion San Jose Darlene R. Clayion Merchandising Poriola Jim L. Coalfer Business San Jose Edgar C. Cox Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Roberf D. Crefe Business Adminisfrafion Lodi Richard Day Business Onfarlo Charles R. DeBerard Business Administration Ontario Donald H. Dickerson Business Administrafion San Jose Mary Ann Dillier Secrefarial Sacramento Mary D. Esch Business Adminisfrafion Los Gafos John J. Fairbairn Business Adminisfrafion Montesano. Wash. Nancy Farrel Merchandising Burlingame Charles F. Flaherfy Business San Jose Jeanene Fooie Secrefarial San Francusco Sianiey J. Ford Business Adminisfrafion San Jose John W. Fossum Business Los Gafos Garrison A. Franfz Marketing San Jose James D. Freeman Business Adminisfrafion Turlock Carole Frewaidf Markefing San Jose John S. Gaiafea Business Administration Los Gafos Donald L. Gaylord Business Adminisfrafion Menlo Park Richard F. Giles Business Adminisiraiion San Jose Lionel B. Goularie Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Peier B. Graff Business Los Alfos Donald A. Graham Accounting San Jose Vernon L. Graham Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Tom A. Granf Accounfing Aromas Cecil M. Gummersall Business Educafion San Jose Roberf D. Hallmark Business Trlnldad Allen A. Hansen Real Esfaie-lnsurance San Jose Shirley M. Harris Business Educafion Corcoran Taylor Hafhaway Business Adminisfrafion Palo Alfo Ralph R. Hekman Accounting Ripon Jack L. Helsei Business Sacramenio Richard L. Higgins Accounfing Burlingame Jere L. Holbroolc Markefing Sanfa Rosa Donald N. Johnson Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Mifsugi M. Kashima Business Adminisfraiion Redwood City Graduai'es 263 Rose M. Kazi-Girey Business Redwood Cify Chesier L. Keil Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Thane C. Kessler Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Lefifia A. Kevin Business Education Menlo Park Kaihleen F. Kidder Marketing Palo Alto Paul M. Kouns Business Administrafion San Jose Glenn L. Kovas Business Adminisfrafion Redwood City Tom T. Kuma no Business Administration Palo Alto Thomas J. Lamberf Business San Jose John Landicho Accounfing Los Alfos Miliord A. Leal Accounfing Oakland Lily Lee Business Adminisfrafion Sfockfon Claire J. Leese Business San Jose Thomas F. Lillibridge Business Los Altos Arihur A. Ling Business Adminisfrafion Sacramenio Lily Low Business Napa Richard D. MacFarIand Business San FranCIsco Charles R. Magnuson Business Adminisfrafion Upland Helen A. Maier Business Educafion EugeneI Oregon Nicholas J. Mardesich Business San Jose June K. F. Mau Business Honolulu, T. H. BeHy L. McCoy Business Educafion PlacerVIIle Bruce B. McDoneH Business San Mafeo James L. Miller Business San Jose Thomas R. Miller Jr. Business Adminisfrafion Walnut Creek DoHie A. Moore Business Adminisfrafion Redlands Joan M. Moore Business Burlingame John H. Mueller Busine-ss Los Gafos William H. Murphy Accounfing San Jose Frank T. Musso Jr. Business Adminisfraiion Sanfa Clara Chiyeko G. Nagafoishi Business Paio Alfo Mariha Nakagawa Business San Jose Nora Naur Business Educafion Buellfon Pah'icia A. Neal Business Educafion San Jose Misaki M. Nishihara Accounfing Wafsonvi IIe William R. Noxon Business Adminisfrafion San Jose Gloria L. Nunes Accounfing Gonlales Kikuko Okawa Secrefarial Gilroy Marilyn Oliver Business Administration Wafsonville Sfeven K. Oliver Business Adminisfrafion Glendale Eric W. Olsen Business Adminisirafion Berkeley Clarence R. Orr Markeiing San Jose Ronald J. Palma Business Adminisfrafion San Jose David J. Panfoskey Business Admi nis'fra'rion San Jose Roberf F. Pariani Merchandising Millbrae Lois M. Parkinson Business Modesto Lloyd W. Pe+ers Jr. Accounting Redwood Ciiy Sondra J. Plehiers Business Administration Redwood City Joan C. Pracna Business Educafion San Jose Ernesf R. Presfon Jr. Business Administration Losf Hills Don J. Pryor Business Adminisfrafion Auburn John G. Pryor Business Bakersfield Edward D. Rei+er Business Adminisfrafion Oakland Jack J. Richison Accounting San Jose Roberf Richmond Accounfing Eureka Joseph C. Rodrigues Business Livingston John M. Rogers Business Adminisfrafion Modesto JoAnn Roos Business Adminisfrafion Corona Anfhony P. Russo Business Education San Jose Mary Ru+z Secretarial Sunnyvale Peier A. Sar+orio Business San FranCIsco James J. Schoonmaker Business Redwood Cify Bruce W. SchoH Markefing Redwood Cify Denzil L. ScoH' Jr. Marketing Pasadena Graduates 265 Eugene B. Secor Business Administrafion San Jose Tadashi Sekigahama Business Cenfervulle Jane E. Shaw Business Educaiion Lookouf Charles M. Shepardson Business Sa n Jose Pafricia M. Shreve Marketing San Jose Ronald P. Siegel Business Hayward Donald F. Smifh Business Administrafion Campbell William J. Soria Business Administration Sanfa Cruz Ronald J. Souza Accounfing Afwafer Barbara L. Sfanislaus Business San Carlos Beverly J. Sfanislaus Business San Carlos Donald M. S+raub Business Administraiion Los Gafos Donald L. Sweeney Business San Jose Marilyn L. Swenson Business Redwood Cify Roberf L. Thomas Business Adminisfrafion Colusa James B. TripieH Business Palo Alto Education Aciing Chairman. Dr. William Rogers San Jose Sfafe is Jrhe oldeer and largesf oi +he feacher +raining ins+i+u+ions in Cali- fornia. Through +he years if has es+ablished and mainfained a repuiaiion 0T excelleni Jrraining in The public schools' service areas. This year IO perceni of all +eachers frained in California will graduafe from our Division of Teacher Educafion. ln numbers gradu- afed. H is Tourfh in Jrhe sfaie. Credenfiais were issued +0 almomL 600 of our sfudenfs iaer ' ear. Y Since l946 Jrhe college has oHered gradua+e work in educafion leading +0 Jrhe masfer's degree. The demand for graduafe professional Jrraining is evidenJr by +he Tad +ha+ more +han 450 siudenis have been approved by +he college +0 pursue a graduafe degree in educaiional fields. The Librarianship deparfmenJr offers a Tour-year course leading Jro Jrhe A. B. degree and a special secondary credenfial, and a one-year course for Jrhose who already held a bachelor's degree. Dwighf M. Upfon Business Mounfain View Donna J. Van Horn Business San Jose LaVera Y. Van Wyk Secrefarial Santa Maria Jerome Ver'rin Insurance and Real Esfafe San Jose ,e ,... Edgar W. Viall Markefing Carmel Margarei' A. Volz Business Educafion PlacerVIIle Marjorie A. Waison Business Oakland Charles A. Waugaman Business Apfos Jeanne M. Welke Accounting San Jose Shirlee A. Wilson Business Secretarial Sa n Leandro Wyn L. Wohc Business Pomona Pafricia C. Wood Business Los Alfos Jack E. Woodard Business Educafion Yakima, Washington Alda M. Acquis+apace General Elemenfary Hollisfer Diane M. Amyx Kindergarten-Primary SaHnas Barbara C. Anderson Kindergarfen-Primary San Jose Grefchen M. Andersen General Elementary Palo Alfo Virginia L. Anderson General Elementary Oakland Eleanor A. Ansberry General Elemenfary Berkeley Mary J. Armanino General Elementary Linden Greichen F. Asiibaugh Educafion Belmont AI D. Bache Genera! Elemenfary San Jose Jean A. Bailey General Elemenfary San Jose Mary I. Baldwin Educafion Solomon, Kans. Georgia J. Barber Education San Jose Clarence J. BaHIe General Elementary Santa Clara Mariorie L. Berry General Elemenfary Suffer Creek Anabell A. BeHencourf General Elemenfary Turlock Evelyn P. Biorgan Educafion Burlingame Zena M. Bloomfield General Elemenfary Anaheim Beafrice A. Bond General Elementary San Jose Yvonne P. Bond General Elemenfary San Bernardino BeHy L. Boswor+h Kindergarfen-Primary Sanfa Rosa Mariorie J. Brader General Elementary San Jose Normalee Bradshaw General Elemenfary Weed Louise Brandi' Kindergarten-Primary Bloomingfon Graduates 267 Jona+han E. Braun General Elemenfary San Jose Marguerife E. Brenda General Elemenfary Ceres Anne E. Brewsfer General Elemenfary Los Gafos Sue BriHon General Elementary San Jose Gene D. Broderick General Elemenfary San Jose Janis E. Bro'rhers Kindergarfen-Primary Sfrafford Barbara A. Bruce General Elementary San Carlos Eileen T. Burke General Elementary Grass Valley Pafricia A. Burke General Elemenfary Sacramenfo Carolyn J. Burns General Elementary Pefaluma Ca+herine A. Carey General Elemenfary Oakland Claire M. Carleion General Elemenfary Menlo Park Mildred R. Carlock Librarianship San Carlos Joanne F. Carroll General Elementary Sanfa Cruz Lalorie Chong General Elemenfary Berkeley Lorraine M. Coscarelli General Elemenfary San Martin Delberf L. CoHon General Elemenfary Porferville Joyce D. Cox General Elemen'rary Porferville Doris N. Cralle Kindergarfen-Primary CrockeH Janef N. Creel General Elemenfary Bakersfield Virginia L. Cross General Elemenfary San Jose Lovanne L. Curfis General Elemenfary San Jose Nancy Ann Curfis General Elemenfary Paso Robles Mary C. Dalbey General Elemenfary Rocan Beverly J. Dark General Elemen'rary Napa Donna L. Deabill General Elemenfary Covma Barbara A. Decker Kindergarfen-Primary Coalinga Ka+herine H. Dreier Kindergarfen-Primary Palo AHo Mariorie J. Dugger General Elemenfary WiHer Springs Ann L. Eas+man Kindergarfen-Primary Sanfa Clara Nancy A. Easfman General Elemenfary Arcadia Sally A. Ellison Librarianship San Leandro Frances T. Erickson Librarianship Sharp Park Joan Eschen General Elemeniary Alameda Ca+herine J. Evenhuis General Elementary Ontario Sylvia R. EvereH' Educa on Saugus Margaref J. Ewan General Elementary Tulare Adrienne A. Faber General Elementary San Francisco Ru+h L. Fields General Elementary San Jose Joan L. Flynn General Elementary Oroville Jean 5. Fong General Elementary Sacramento Claire E. Fowler General Elementary Escalon Muriel K. Gambell General Elementary San Jose Margaref B. Gerard General Elementary Coalinga Roberf Gerry General Elementary Menlo Park Carole F. Gervais General Elementary San Jose Joanellen Geffer General Elementary Valleio Rose C. Giacomini General Elementary Ferndale Audrey A. Gilpin KindergartemPrimary Santa Clara S+anley Gordon General Elementary San Jose Shirley Gloold General Elementary Redwood City Doris Gourley Librarianship Wafsonville Barbara J. Gray General Elementary San Mafeo Doralee Griffey General Elemenfary Santa Clara Lorri Gro+heer General Elementary Cupertino Donna G. Hall General Elementary San Luis Obispo Carlee G. HamiHon General Elementary Palo Alto Geraldine Harper General Elemenfary San Anselmo Susan Harris General Elementary Yreka Enid M. Har+e General Elemenfary Burlmgame Marilynne M. Ha+ch General Elemenfary Santa Ana Philip E. Hernandez Education PiHsburg Marlene B. Her+el Education Venfura Marilyn H. Hicks General Elementary Pleasanfon Graduates 269 CharloHe M. Hohlbein General Elementary Bakersfield DoroH'Iy M. Hohman General Elemenfary San Jose Barbara J. Hollenberg General Elementary Wafsonville Jean F. Hornibrook Kindergarfen-Primary Santa Clara Corrine J. Howard General Elemenfary Los Angeles Joan R. Hughes Kindergarten-Primary Burlingame Lillian A. Hughes General Elemen'rary San Jose Deloris R. Hun+ General Elementary Concord Doris S. Irwin General Elementary Richmond Sally L. lsh Kindergarfen-Primary San Leandro Sue Jenkins Kindergarten-Primary Dinuba Kafhleen Jennings General Elementary SaHnas Joanne B. Johnson Kindergarten-Primary Modesto Marilyn M. Johnson General Elemenfary Sanger Karla R. Jones Kindergarten-Primary Sacramento Dolores A. Jukich Kindergarten-Primary San Francisco Jean R. Jurk Kindergarten-Primary Manhaffan Beach Mary E. Kane Kindergarfen-Primary Wafsonville Norma M. Keni- General Elemenfary San Jose Diana M. KeHeringham General Elemenfary Yorba Linda Barbara J. King Kindergarfen-Primary San Leandro Carolyn A. King General Elementary San Jose Lois M. Kirchner Kindergarfen-Primary San LUIS Obispo Elvira M. Knigh+ Kindergarfen-Primary Visalia BeHy Koenig General Elementary San Jose Joan S. Koenig Kindergarten-Primary Lodi Marilyn J. Kris+ensen General Elementary San Mateo Marian L. Kruse General Elemenfary Coos Bay. Ore. Alice L. Largeni' Kindergarten-Primary Pasadena Joanne S. Lavin Kindergarten-Primary Oakland Freda M. Ledford General Elementary SaHnas Mariorie J. Leeds Kindergarten-Primary Redondo Beach Anne L. Leo General Elemenfary San Jose Marya A. Lerwill Kindergarten-Primary Chesier Norma R. Liefrinck General Elementary Santa Rosa Fra nces A. Lippol is General Elemenfary San Jose Rufh Love General Elemenfary Bakersfield Robin Lowry Kindergarten-Primary Sacramenfo Rufh L. Maddux General Elementary San Jose Sumi Maeda General Elemenfary Penryn K. Jessie Ma+sumo+o General Elementary Fowler Rifa L. Mayer General Elemenfary Santa Rosa E. Anne Mayville General Elementary China Lake Garland E. McAllis+er General Elementary San Jose Margare+ A. McCall Kindergarten-Primary Palo Alto Janice McCaughna General Elementary Monrovia Jean McClinfic Educafion San Jose Georgia C. McGiIvray General Elementary San Jose Caroline M. McKenzie General Elementary Los Altos Marian L. McLellan General Elemenfary Upland Earl T. McMas+er General Elementary Half Moon Bay Jeraldine A. Medo Librarianship San Jose Genevieve M. Merlino General Elementary San Jose Virginia Meschendorf General Elementary Yuba City Ida Meschi General Elementary Santa Cruz Wilma L. Milligan General Elementary Dinuba Barbara L. Miner Educafion Mountain View MHzi Mizufune Kindergarten-Primary Palo Alfo Rifa A. Moore General Elementary Sanfa Clara Joanne E. Morrill Kindergarfen-Primary Siockfon Douglas W. Morgan Education Millbrae Barbara L. Morris General Elemenfary Morgan Hill Norberfa F. Mosher Genera! Elementary Elk Grove Doro+hy P. Musso General Education Santa Clara Graduaies 27l Mary E. Nicholson Kindergarfen-Primary Oakland Nellie M. Niederhohc Educafion San Jose Priscilla Nisan Kindergarfen-Primary San Francisco Marilyn A. Norwood Kindergarfen-Primary San Jose MaryClare O'Neill General Elementary San Mafeo Bernice O+a General Elementary HonoluluI T. H. Charlene Owen General Elemenfary Upland Barbara Rae Park General Elementary Los Alfos Judi+h A. Parlier General Elementary Visalla Shirley F. Paul EducaHon SaHnas Cafherine N. Pedley General Elemenfary Carlsbad Madeline V. Peirona General Elementary Santa Cruz Gloria A. Penrose General Elemen'rary San Jose Doro+hy A. Perfino General Elementary Alameda Rober+a M. PeHiH General Elementary Gilroy Mary Louise Pickarf Education Sacramenfo Barbara A. Pippin General Elementary Coalinga Carol M. Plaus General Elementary LanakaiI Hawaii Pa+ricia A. Pope General Elemenfary Sonora George H. Pra++ General Elementary Half Moon Bay Mina M. PraH' General Elementary Half Moon Bay Nancy A. Purdy General Elementary Sioux City, Iowa CoIIeHe J. Quemenf General Elementary San Jose Frances M. Rabanus General Elementary Coalinga Bernice M. Rapley General Elementary Menlo Park Donna E. Rasmussen General Elementary Sacramento Cara L. Reger General Elemenfary San Jose Pa+ricia A. Rennels General Eiemenfaly Byron Cafherine B. Revaz General Elemenfary Placervulle Doris A. Ringgenberg General Elemenfary San Bernardino Eleanor A. Rippon Educafion Weed Naomi Rivlin General Elemenfary Los Angeles Phyllis R. Rober+s General Elementary Orange Ann E. Rogers General Elemenfary San Rafael Pa+ricia Rogers Kindergarten-Primary South Bend, Wash. Rose Marie J. Rogers General Elementary Pleasanfon Amy V. RosseH'o General Elemenfary Weed Ronald R. Ruiz General Elemen'rary Burbank Pa+ricia M. Russell General Elementary PhoenixI Ariz. Pa+ricia C. Ryder General Elementary Morgan Hill Sharon E. Sampson Kindergarten-Primary Santa Rosa ShirIey J. Sampson Kindergarien-Primary San Mateo Pefer F. Sanchez General Elemenfary Santa Clara T. Alice Sasao General Elementary Cuperfino Joanne ScaleHa General Elementary San Jose Marilyn L. ScoH Kindergarten-Primary Cupertino Ja nei' L. Seifz General Elementary San Mateo Jean Severson General Elementary San Jose William T. Shor+ General Elementary Sacramento Virginia 6. Silveira General Elemenfary San Jose Carole A. Simmons General Elementary Coalinga JeanneHe J. Sios+en Genergl Elementary Pefaluma Barbara L. Sla+er General Elemenfary Coquille, Oregon Doro+hy A. Smifh General Elementary Hornbrook William H. Smi+h General Elementary Santa Rosa Pa+ricia Snow General Elementary Glendale PorHa Snow General Elemenfary Glendale Melva L. Sperling General Elementary Avenal Louise Spezia General Elementary Anaheim Troy Sponqberg General Elementary Oakland J oyce A. Sfeiner General Elementary San Jose Iris M. Sudman General Elementary San Carlos Evelyn E. Sukup General Elemenfary Brentwood Joan M. Sullivan General Elementary San Jose Graduates 273 BeHy A. Teare General Elemeniary Fairfax Mary R. Tee+ers General Elemenfary Bakersfield Pa+ricia Temple General Elementary SaHnas Jeanne Tenhaehc General Elementary Oakland Toni L. Tries+ General Elementary Reno, Nevada Ann M. Un+ied+ General Elementary Mission San Jose Raymond L. Van Alsfyne General Elementary San Jose Merry Anne Vieira General Elemeniary San Jose AnneHe J. Vincenf General Elemenfary Piedmont Muriel C. Vlach General Elemeniary Modesto Viola J. Vlach General Elementary Modesto Carolyn F. WaHers General Elementary El Caion Carol A. Warner General Elemenfary Los Altos Irene E. Wedemyer General Elementary Upland Barbara R. Weikerf Educafion Soufh Pasadena Nancy A. Wesf General Elementary Monfebello Engineering and Mathematics kg mm Chairman. Dr. Ralph J. Smifh The Engineering DepareremL has Hwe specific responsibilify of preparing men for immedia+e employmemL in Hie Pacific Coasf indusfry. The Bachelor of Science degree is awarded for specializafion in Consfrucfioni Elecfronics, and Producfion Engineering. The million dollar Engineering Building is operafing on a minimum basis. bqu by Sepfember mosf oi Jrl'ie equipmeni will be ready for use. In Sepfember I953 Aeronaufics was esfablished as a deparfmenf in Hue Engi- neering Division of +he college. The Aeronaufics DeparfmemL offers comprehensive four-year Training in Hue areas of Aeronaufical Mainfenance and Aeronaufical Opera- Hons. Mafhemafics. pure or applied. is Hie pursuiiL of many of our sfudenfs. Pros- pecfive mafhemaiics Jreachers, science sfudenfs. and engineers are given experf in- errchrions necessary for progress and success in Hieir fields. Alice WesHall General Elemenfary Corona Phyllis J. Whife General Elemenfary San Jose Marilyn A. Willems General Elementary Exefer Nadine Willson General Elementary Sunnyvale ' El izabe+h E. Wilson Kindergarten-Primary Chatsworfh Nan E. Wilson Kindergarten-Primary San Jose Olga L. Wir+z General Elemenfary Paramount Clarabel E. Wrigh+ Kindergarten-Primary San Jose Janef C. Yonce General Elemeniary Walnut Creek Helen F. Young General Elementary Turlock Janis K. Zimmerman Kindergarten-Primary Bloomington Daniel Alksne Engineering Palo Alto Clyde Q. Allen Mechanical Engineering San Mafeo James W. Arms+rong Mafhemafics Palo Alto Jerry T. Ball Mafhemafics San Francisco Leon D. Bryanf Engineering San Jose Clifford C. BuHschardf Industrial Technology Dixon Wallace F. Coker Engineering Sanfa Cruz Marvin V. Copeland Mafhemafics Upland Charles D. CuHing Aeronautics Campbell Samuel J. Da+ri Mechanical Engineering San Jose John B. Day Mafhemafics Campbell William J. Eckerf Engineering Los Alfos Elaine R. Farum Mafhemafics San Jose Raymond L. Goodwin Engineering Eureka Roy A. Hodges Aeronaufics Oakland L. Gran+ Hu++on Engineering San Jose Richard A. Jenkins Indusfrial Technology San Jose Roberf L. Kruse Aeronaufics Palo Alfo David K. Leslie Aeronaufics San Mateo James D. Long Engineering San Jose John E. Malone Jr. Aeronautics San Jose Keifh E. Marcuson Engineering San Jose James A. Marshall Electrical Engineering Sunnyvale Gordon E. McLeod Engineering San Lorenzo Ben Narimafsu Engineering San Jose Gradua'l'es 275 John X. Payne Aeronautics Sanfa Cruz Roberf V. Ragsac Engineering San Jose Edmund W. Rosendin Elecfrical Engineering San Jose Rober+ W. Ru+h Engineerig San Jose Hassan Shemrani Engineering San Jose Pe+er B. Smifh Aeronautics San Jose Donald L. Sprenkel Engineering San Jose Barbara S+acy Mafhemafics San Jose Frederick K. Tomlin Maihemafics Redwood City James A. VeHel Industrial Technology Wafsonville Kenn S. WaHon Aeronautics San Jose Joan B. Adams Arf San Francisco Joan Alcalde Speech and Drama Hayward Harrie+ Anderson Interior Decorating Turlock Nancy J. Appleby Music Education San Jose Clark A. Arneal Commercial Arf Santa Cruz Fine Arts Ac+ing Chairman. Dr. Fred F. Harcleroad The ArJr DepareremL has been able +0 enlarge ifs sfudio by using renovafed quarfers in Jrhe old Technical High School building. They now have a large sculerure laborafory. a spacious ceramics IaboraJrory. and a painfing sfudio. The Arf Depar+men+ Is proud of Jrhe fine work being done by ifs graduafes in Commercial Art Inferior Decorafion. Fine Arfs, and Teacher Training. The music sfudenfs of San Jose Sfafe are now receiving insfrucfions and pre- senhng +heir programs in Jrhe new Music Building. The Music DeparfmemL is now able +0 meeJr Jrhe needs of boJrh sfudenfs and faculfy wifh +heir much improved Tacilifies. The Speech and Drama Deparfmenf, affer some fwenfy-Hve years of rapid and confinuous grow+h. will go info ifs new quarfers for +he year 1954-55. The college and communify may well be proud of whenL +his deparfmenf has accomplished and anficipafes even greafer achievemen+s in +he1cu+ure. Phyllis E. Berriman Music Education Orange Earl J. Boccone Fine Arts San Jose Connie Burke Arf Educa'rion Fort Bragg Joan Campbell Music Education WhiHier Gene M. Chavoya Radio 81 T.V. Monferey Sally Mae Coshow Arf Carpin'reria Doris A. Crisfopani Arf Burlingame BeHy J. Davis Art Monfague George C. Dick Commercial Art Portland. Oregon Evelyn T. Donaldson Speech 8: Drama Menlo Park Eleazar H. Echeverria General San Jose Donna R. Eckenro+h Commercial Arf San Jose Roger W. Flanagan Commercial Arf Redwood City Eleanore Floor Drama Palo Alto Margaref A. Giorgi Arf Santa Maria Sally C. German Fine Arfs Palo AHO Virginia Lee GraHan Radio 8: Speech Campbell Iris Ann Gruwell Commercial Ar+ Ventura George Gun+er Fine Arfs San Jose Harry B. Hambly Commercial Ari San FranCIsco Lorraine W. Hancock Music Campbell D. Joan Harlan Arf Sunnyvale Roberf L. Harmacek Inferior Decoration Concord Eleanor J. Heidhoff Music Educafion Redwood City Carol M. Hill Art San Jose Nancy A. HiHner Speech SeymourI Wisconsin Ka+herine J. Hon Arf Redwood Cify Lois C. Karnes Commercial Arf Sanfa Clara Judifh V. Krufh Music Turlock Marilyn G. Jenkins Inferior Decoration Arcafa Raymond E. Johnson Music Education San Jose Suzanne V. Lagan Ar1' Santa Rosa Gladys C. Lange Music Pe'raluma Rose Marie LeBaudour Commercial Art San Jose Joanne Leh+inen Fine Arfs Lomifa Park Margaref C. Leininger Inferior Decorafion San Jose Graduates 277 Jane L. Lewis Fine Ar+s Cupertino Jeanne A. Lins Fine Arts Wyckoff, N. J. Barbara A. McGee Speech Guerneville Joan F. McKee Fine Arfs Felfon Jeannie H. McKibbin Drama Berkeley Marion McLeod Inferior Decoration Tracy Donald M. McPherson Fine Arts Sania Cruz Ri+a A. Marchoke Music Education PiHsburg William Marquard+ Speech-Drama Carmel Lufha M. Middlefon Art Modesio Mifsuge Mihara Commercial Arf Mounfain View Carolyn C. Miller Drama Alameda Rober+ J. Moesle Commercial Ari San Jose Doro+hy L. Neuhard+ Music Oakland Edwin W. Oberg Arf San Jose Pafricia A. PraH Fine Arfs Bakersfield Carol E. Rankin Art San Jose Barbara F. Remelmeyer Drama Portland. Oregon Thomas M. Rogers Speech-Drama SaHnas Dawn M. Rorman Arf Sacramento Ralph B. Rowland Radio-Speech Sanfa Cruz Richard A. Sangalli Arf Burlingame Rosemary A. Sa+er Arf Soufh Pasadena Jerry L. Saxon Music San Jose Carol A. Shaw Arf PorilandI Oregon Thomas L. Silliman Ar1' SaHnas Helyn l. SmiH'I Fine Arfs - Music Hanford Gladys E. Sfayion Arf San Jose Joan H. S+edman Arf Palo Alto Eugene A. S+erling Music San Jose Norma I. Swa nson Fine Arfs Kingsburg Calli+a O. Temme Fine Arfs Palo Alfo Arden M. Tree Commercial Arf Graduai'es San Jose Jean D. Tyree Arf Education San Jose Edward H. van Rossem Music Campbell Howard C. Vogel Interior Decoration San Jose Muriel L. Voighf Commercial Arf Portland, Ore. Mariorie A. Wallace Art Education Fullerton Donna M. Wegner Drama San Jose Don B. Wes+brook Commercial Ari San Jose S+eve D. Wilson Speech-Drama Santa Monica Emie Yuki Interior Decoration Los Gafos Elaine Benas Journalism San Jose John C. Burns Journalism San Jose Diane Burfon Adverfising Modesfo Paul M. Chandler Penology San Jose James R. Choa+e Journalism Port Chicago Danny Coon Police Omaha. Neb. Journalism and Police Chairman, Dr. Dwighf Ben+el The Deparfmenf o1C Journalism made momenfous sfrides in +his 20H'1 year of ifs ex- isfence. First if moved info +he fwo-sfory bungalow behind +he main building. Nex+ H became recognized as +he DepareremL 01C JournaHsm and AdverHsing, Jrhus giving omcia! s+a+us +0 +he seven-year-old Adverfising Program. AccredifaJrion of +he deparJr- menf by +he Wesfem College Associafion provided a proud climax. In addifion +0 Reporfing. Adverfising. Newspaper Business Pracfices. and Press Phofography. Hwe deparfmenf added special emphasis majors in Radio-TV Reporfing. Public Relafions. Arficle and Ficfion Wrifing. and Language ArJrs. The Police School offers professional fraining for sfudenfs inferesfed in service wifh a police deparfmenf or agency as polIcemen-invesfigafors. and a Penology major for persons in+eres+ed inproblems of crime delinquency. rehabili+a+iom parole. and probafion. Resfricfions were liHed +0 permi+ enrollmenf of qualified women in +he Police Jrraining program. Sally A. CurHss Journalism Long Beach Edward V. EvaH Police Vallelo KenneH'I F. Fare Penology 279 Corona Roland B. Feasel Police San Jose Bill W. Freeman Police Eugene. Ore. Virginia J. Gauch Journalism San Leandro Roberf 6. German Advertising Chicago. III. John L. Griffin Adverfising Sa n Jose George C. Hesse Police San Jose Forresf R. Johnson Adverfising Burlingame Bill B. Kelley PoHce Palo Alto Delavan F. Kennedy Adverfising San Jose Mildred J. Killam Journalism Long Beach Richard E. Kohler Police Merced Joseph Lopez Police Tulare Tom McClelland Adverfising Alhambra Edward McGowen Police San Jose Floyd F. Marshall Jr. Police San Jose David F. MHchell Police Sanfa Cruz George W. Nale Journalism San Luis Obispo Lorrence J. OHer Police San Jose Paul Parsons Jr. Advertising Santa Cruz George T. Pay+on Police San Jose Edward N. Pope Journalism El Monte RHa Puialef Journalism Millbrae Peggy J. Rossmann Journalism San Lorenzo Roger L. Smifh Psychology San Jose Richard A. Tharp Police San Jose Sfanley Treshnell Police Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Ronald J. Wagenbach Journalism Norfh Hollywood Doro+hy C. Wil I iams Journalism Palo Alfo Ernes+ E. Wrig hi' Adverfising Bakersfield Joan M. Awbrey Spankh San Jose June Barcus English San Jose Joan L. Busher English San Francisco Jones D. Davidson Engineering Oceanside Language and Literature Chairman. Dr. Raymond W. Barry Several changes have been made in +he factu of Jrhe English deparfmenJr due +0 Jrhe separaHon from +he Junior College. sabbahcal leaves, and +he necessify for more Jreachers +0 meeJr +he Increase in enrollmenf in English courses. The classificahon of English A sfudenfs in+o x. y. 2 groups has been abandoned in favor of one grouping. English A. New Courses added are English 3A. B and C for English majors and minors, Infroduchon +0 Biblical Lifera+ure. Myfhology and Folklore. San Jose Sfafe offers French. German. and Spanish for maiors and minors and +hose desiring +0 choose foreign languages as an eleche. The modern language depareremL believes +ha+ Jrhe main goal of Jreaching foreign languages should be +he developmemL of accurafe and fluenf speaking abili+y. The increasing enrollmenf in language courses indicafes +ha+ sfudenfs realize Jrhe imporfance of some foreign language for social living. Gene F. Dias Spankh Hanford Cafherine B. Durand English San Jose Janei' Ellingson English San Jose John H. Harp English San Jose Mary M. Henriques Spanish Livermore Sfanley L. Kel Iter Spankh Cayucos Nafhalie l. Lo+z Language Arts San Jose Marian McLaughIan English Los Angeles Donald R. McRae English Sanfa Cruz Zaca O. Mendes Language Manzos. Brazul Adrienne M. Mifchell English Oakland Joyce M. Orlando French Sa n Jose Laura Perez Spankh Sanfa Ana Wolf-Diehar Schulz German Colfon Jens A. Shurk German Palo Alto Kermif O. Skromme English San Jose Herman L. Smi+h English Napa Pahicia A. Sfuarf English Berkeley Daniel J. Williams English Monterey Noralee Williams Language Los Gafos Graduates 28! Melvin F. Woodman English San Jose Shirley A. Ausfin Occupational Therapy San Jose John W. Bace Chemisfry Arroyo Grande Joan M. Balcom Nafural Science San Jose Pa+ricia A. Bannon Occupaiional Therapy Tacoma, Wash. Alvin L. Beilby Chemistry Wafsonville Roger H. Bergen Biological Science San Jose Michael Bilifch Natural Science Los Gafos Natural Science Chairman. Dr. Carl D. Duncan The Nafural Science Division moves forward wifh Jrhe Jrimes. Plans for +he fwo mil- lion dollar addifion +0 Jrhe Science Building are +aking definiJre shape. and we hope ground will be broken wiJrhin a year. Occupafional Therapy and Nursing Educafion now have full deparfmenfal sfaJrus. New courses have been added in several areas +0 meeJr special educafiona! needs. Local indusfries have called on Jrhe Chemisfry deparfmemL for special courses +0 increase employee compefence. The sfafe's graduafion requiremenfs in public safefy. acciden+ and Jfire prevenfion, and alcohol are me+ by Nafural Science HQ. The world's firs+ degree program in Psychiafric Technology has been au+horized by Jrhe SfaJre Board of Educafion. The Masfer's degrees granfed Jrhus 1Car are few in number hsixL bu+ superior in qualify. Our general secondary credenfial holders confinue +0 enjoy a high em- ploymen1L p'riorify. 'mosHy being placed before Jrhe end of June. Lorraine C. Boifano Laborafory Technician San Jose Marian L. Bors Occupafional Therapy Yuba Cify Gerald M. Boyd Geology San Jose Marian T. Cam Occupational Thera py Los Gafos Judifh A. Cheney OccupaHonal Thera py San Leandro Marilyn J. Cox Science Olympial Wash. Sharon Dean Occupafional Therapy Long Beach Bruce F. Eldridge Biological Science San Jose Paf A. Engerud Occupafional Therapy San Jose Elaine G. Freeberg Natural Science Mounfain View Jack F. Fry Biological Science San Jose William A. Gilmore Biological Science San Leandro Joanne R. Glenn Occupaiional Therapy Sacramenfo Rex B. Gordon Sanitation Simi Nancy 8. Granewich Occupational Thera py Pasadena Alan D. Grauer Chemistry Casfro Valley Lenore J. Griffin Occupational Thera py Albany John E. Halfhill Biological Science Palo Alto Eudora A. Haner Occupational Therapy San Jose Donna J. Harkleroad Occupafional Therapy Kingsburg Alvin J. Harris Occupaiional Therapy San Jose Harold R. Harris Geology San Jose Mana L. Hens+rand Occupational Thera py Compton Camille M. Irving Biological Science Afherfon Be++e Mae Jennings Occupaiional There py Los Gatos Roma Lynn Jerabek Occupational Therapy Long Beach William Johansen Biological Science San Mafeo Nancy J. Johnson Science San Jose Emi Kafo Occupafional Thera py Sfockfon Madonna M. Keene Occupational Theara py San Rafael Gerald F. Kraf'r Biological Science San Jose Roberf L. Lum Physical Science Menlo Park Anne-Marie Lundberg OccupaHonal Therapy Mercer Island, Wash. Roberf A. Manildi Chemisfry San Jose LoreHa B. McKee Medical Technician San FranCIsco James A. McMurfry Biological Science Los Gafos William D. Miley Sanifafion Sa n Jose Marlene M. Mlaker Biological Science RenfonI Wash. Lois L. Moller Occupafional Thera py Corning Rosalie A. Moore Occupafional Thera py Palo AHo Mary Ru+h Morse Occupafional Thera py San Jose Pafricia A. Mor+on Occupafional Therapy Burlingame David M. Muzzio Biological Science San Jose Lillian C. Pearf Occupafional Thera py Seaside Graduates 283 Delphine A. Peraldo Occupaiional Therapy RenoI Nevada E+hel G. Peferson Biological Science San Francnsco Carolyn J. Regier Biological Science King Cify Vinnie L. Repp Biological Science San Jose Leonard E. Rhodes Biological Science Cresfon Fred C. Roengr Natural Science Sunnyvale Hideko N. Safo Occupational Therapy San Martin Rudy G. Serrano Biological Science Colfon Edwin Silva Geology Los Gafos Alice Tanaka Occupafional Therapy Juneau, Alaska Jay A. Townsend Occupafional Therapy San Jose Kei+h A. Trexler Wildlife Conservaiion San Jose Mar+in A. Tucker Biological Science San Jose Dian J. Tussey Occupaiional Therapy Afherfon Richard A. Villafuerie Biological Science San Jose Be++g J. Webb ccupafional Therapy Sfrafhmore Physical Education and Recreation Chairman. Mr. Glenn Harfranff The Physical Educafion deparimemL ieH a greaf loss aJr +he deafh oi Dee Porfal. a nafionally known figure in physical educaiion. and one of +he grea+ boxing coaches of +he na+ion. To replace him Hie deparimemL has been ior+una+e in geHing Hie services of one of his former sfudenfs, Julie Menendez. Already Julie has produced a grea+ Jream and is doing a iine Jreaching job. The faciliJries of H18 proposed gymnasium will open up possibilifies for new adri- vifies and a more diversified program. Women's physical educafion provides a wide variefy of aCJriviJries +0 meeJr +he physical. social, and recrea+ional needs of ifs s+uden+s. Twelve s+aHi members com- pose +he women's deparfmenf. Approximafely I20 physical educafion majors are enrolled in Hue deparimen'f and Hie recrea+ion curriculum is no+ far behind. Abou+ 60 women sfudeni's are prepar- ing for jobs in +he area of recreafion +his year. Mary A. Weisbrod Nafural Science San Jose Joan L. Winferbo+ham Occupaiional Thera py Palo Alto Joan C. Winferiing Biology San Jose Donald 6. Wood Nafural Science San Jose Guy D. Wright Nafural Science Morgan Hill Rose Yoshida Occupational Therapy Campbell Kay A. Zimmerman Occupational Thera py Oakland Beverly K. Airola Physical Educafion Angels Camp Glenn R. Albaugh Physical Education Davis Tom F. Bair Physical Education Arcafa Vicfor G. Berg Physical Education Campbell Barbara J. Bragdon Physical Education Redding James E. Brawley PhygcalEduca on Stockton Ma+ilda T. Brunello Physical Education Diamond Springs Jo Ann Bucka Physical Education Bakersfield Sal V. Burriesci Physical Education San Jose Jacqueline Y. Cagianuf Physical Educafion Groveland Jack J. Capon Physical Education Glendaie Shirley M. Chinn Recreation San FranCIsco H. Morey Coles Physical Education San Jose Richard A. Dunasky Physical Education San Jose Clarence 0. Duncan Physical Education San Jose Alicia M. Ench Physical Education Placerville Joyce M. Erickson Physical Education Selma Rober'r M. Feuerbach Physical Educafion Lodi Bill E. Finch Physical Education San Jose Pefer D. Herder Physical Educafion Denver, Colorado Marilyn A. Jensen Recreafion Los Gafos Marilyn Kechley Physical EducaHon San Jose Nancy Killen Physical Education Menlo Park Barbara S. Mardesich Recreafion San Jose Orville K. Mii'chell Physical Education Oakland Barbara A. Norris Physical Education Albany Lee Owens Recreafion Palo Alto Andrea 6. Palmquisf Physical Education Alhambra Carolyn L. Reich Recreation Glendale Graduuies 285 Beverly R. Ridenour Physicali Education Lodi Kafherine Sandas Recreafion Santa Cruz Carla M. Schnell Physical Education Albany Gayle P. Schrader Physical Education Campbell Pafricia A. Shaw Physical Education Tulare Ani'ra P. Shorf Physical Educafion SpringfieldI N. J. Mae Sfadler Physical Education San Jose Barbara T. Sugimofo Physical Education Mountain View Richard A. Vogel Physical Education Glendale i Sandy Waller Physical Educafion Los Alfos William E. Walsh Physical Education Hayward William H.Wolfe Physical Education Ontario Judith L. Zen? Recreation Stockton Nancy L. Adams Psychology Woodland Cons+ance G. AHerbury Philosophy-Psychology San Francisco James D. Cockrell Philosophy San Jose Psychology and PhilosOphy Chairman. Dr. Charles W. Telford The Division of Psychology and Philosophy has made some iurfher improvemenfs in ifs physical facilifies during Hie paer year. A shop is now being developed in con- necfion wifh +he psychology iaborafory in T207. Addifional psychological equip menf has been purchased. lnferesf in He area of clinical psychology is increasing. We have added bofh H1eory and pracfice courses in +his field +0 +ake care of He needs of graduafe siudenis preparing +0 be school psychologisfs. The sfaH has been iurfher increased +his year +0 fake care of H18 consfanHy increasing enrollment While +hree of fine new members added +0 +he sfaH are 'iemporary appoinfees, Dr. Frank Ebersole has joined Hie philosophy iaculfy on a permanenf basis. This gives us Hiree full-Hme insfrucfors in philosophy. ln addifion. one psychology insfrucfor is Jreaching fwo courses in philosophy +0 help fake care of fine increased erudenJr enrollmenf in +his area. Roger H. Easfman Philosophy San Gabriel Genevieve Frappier Psychology Los Gafos Donna P. HamiH'on Psychology-Philosophy San Jose Leonzie B. Howard Psychology Menlo Park Margie L. Hussey Psychology Graduaies San Jose Douglas McGuire Psychology Los Gafos William B. Rogers Jr. lnxdusfrial Relations Richmond Richard W. Sandham Psychology-Philosophy San Jose Kyle J. Wagner Psychology Oakland Bruce J. Weber Philosophy El Cerrifo Rober+a R. Anderson Social Welfare Ukiah Ani+a C. Arellano Social Science Oakland Joan M. Aubineau History San Jose Gail Baumgariner Social Science Tracy Rober+ F. BickeH Social Science San Jose Marsha E. Brady Social Science San Jose Social Science Chairman. Dr. Leo P. Kibby The Social Science Division of San Jose Sfafe College now oHers under graduafe Jrraining for majors in various fields such as: Economics, Geography. Hisfory, Polificai Science. Public Adminisfrafion, Sociology, and ofhers. For Jrhose sfudenfs who wish +0 pursue advanced graduafe work in Jrhe universifies. adequafe preparafion may be achieved in Jrhe Social Science Division. In addifion. +he Social Science Division offers an elaborafe fraining program for general secondary +eachers in Jrhe social sciences. This laer school year we were able +0 have approved a general secondary credenfial minor in Hisfory. ther fraining programs exiswL for Jreachers who wish +0 go info +he elemenfary or Jrhe junior high fields. AJr +he moment over 5,200 sfudenfs are enrolled in various courses and secfions in Jrhe Social Science Division. This shows a disfincf increase over a year ago and represenfs a confinual increase quarfer by quarfer since Spring, I95I. Warren L. Bush Social Science San Jose Honora J. Coffey Political Science Wafsonville Marfin F. Connelly Political Science San Jose Philip S. Cooper Social Science Corcoran Wil I iam C. Crouser General Maior San Jose Geraldine L. Dancer Social Service Hayward Felipe Dangaran Social Science 287 W ialua, Oahul T. H. Marijg L. Deal Hi ory Berkeley Joan L. DiCriana Social Science San Jose Urban J. Didier Sociology Sfockfon David R. Doerr Social Science Campbell Gilberf A. Echeverri Social Science San Bernardino Richard E. Egling+on Social Science Mounfaln Vnew Mehdi Eskandanian Economics San Jose Edwin C. Gerhardf Social Science San Jose Lorraine Guissi Social Service Sonora H. WaHace Haggard General San Jose John W. Hamber Public Adminlisfrafion Eureka James W. HamiHon Social Science San Jose Edward J. Harrison Social Science San Jose Fred C. Hawkinson Social Science Campbell Alice S. Humphry Social Service Sunnyvale Charles W. Hushaw Political Science Glendale Mary L. Ibach Social Science Santa Clara EvereH E. Jackson Social Science San Bernardino Clarence Jorgensen Social Service Menlo Park Pa+ricia R. Keil History San Jose Ar+hur E. Knopf Sociology Mt. Vernon. N. Y. Valere J. Kransky Social Science Mountain View William R. Lavin Genera! Oakland Paul F. Leo Social Science Menlo Park David McClinfic Economics San Jose Margaref C. McKiHrick Political Science Palo Alto James M. McLean Public Administration Las Vegas. Nev. Herman E. Osorio Social Science San+a Cruz Beverly C. OHer Social Science San Jose Marge PaccioreHi Economics Menlo Park Danilla J. Pa+rick Social Science Los Angeles Richard H. Penrose Economics San Jose James F. Pezzello Social Science San Jose Carl E. Pohlhammer History Graduai' Campbell es Lon Polk Polifical Science Santa Clara Francene A. Rego Social Service San Jose Darral R. Repp Polifical Science San Jose , Roberf D. Rhodes Social Science San Jose Barbara Roach Political Science Palo Alto John L. Rou'r Social Science Wafsonv: He Pafricia Sanfana Social Science San Jose Marvin Scarper Social Science Los Gatos Rolkne J. Scholz Pre-Legal San Jose Douglas N. Shaw General San Leandro John A. Shockley Public Relafions Hayward Gerald L. Skow Social Science San Jose Charles H. Sfagg Public Administration San Jose Alberf M. Sweeney Public Relations Visalia Kenne'rh B. Sweei' Social Science Sou+h Pasadena William C. Tharp Sociology San Jose Bill N. Thom pson Sociology Arlingfon James A. Walsh Polifical Science Whittier Harry E. WaHers Economics Campbell Terry C. Whi'rney Economics San Jose Cle+us L. Wil I iamson Polifical Science Mounfain View James W. Willoughby Sociology Pacific Grove Philip 0. Wilson Polifical Science Visalia Lawrence N. Yonemura Sociology Cupertino 289 Approxima'l'ely one hundred and +wen+y-five graduafes are en- rolled in +he mas+er's degree program. a compara+ively new offering a+ San Jose S+a+e Col- lege. May F. Ansley David Y. F. Chong Psychology Industrial Arts San Jose San Jose A. Moayed Ghahremani Lionel B. Goular+e Joseph D. Konigsmark Social Science Business Education lndusfrial Ar'rs Wafsonville San Jose San Jose Donald J. Mork C. H. Rodger Over Leonard M. Scroggins Philosophy Psychology Education San Jose San Jose San Jose Harlan T. Se'rhe Clyde R. Williamson Gerald B. Wyness Educafion Educafion Education PuyallupI Wash. San Jose Hayward 9 Lute Seniors Leff +0 righf: Joe Bryan. Journalism. San Jose; Gordon Berfsch. Business AdminisfraHon: Jeanne Harris. Secretarial. Ukiah: Jackie Flora. General Elemenfary. Pasadena; Jane Lewis. Fine Aris. Los Angeles: Doro+hy Shinagawa. OccupaHonal Therapy. Hanford. LeH +0 right Dick Zimmerman. Fine Arts. Redwood Cify; Elvy Ludford. lndus+rial Aris. Sanfa Rosa; Wayne Monfgomery. Eng- lish. Denair; Joan Mariner. Occupafional Therapy. Pacific Pali- sades: Rosalie Anzalone. Social Science. San Jose; Louis P. Ter- sini. Business Adminis+ra+ion. San Jose. 29l w Voices and Sounds of San Jose State Voices and Sounds of San Jose S+a+e - +he color. +he memories and +he people - are here on record lo be enioyecl no+ only foday. bu+ for many years +o come. Co-edilors Roger Flanagan and Frances Rabanus. early in +he summer of I953. wanled +he yearbook +o have a memorable. lasling quali+y +ha+ would no+ only be of inleresl' lo +he s'ruclenls in I954. bu+ also bring back pleasanf memories in fulure years. Wi'rh +his +hough+ in mind +hey proceeded +o conlacl' Dr. Richard Lewis of +he Audio-Visual Aids Deparfmen'r and Rob- erl' Guy of +he Radio-Speech Deparlmenf +o see if a record of campus acfivifies could be included wilh each yearbook. A'Her a very posil'ive decision in favor of a recording. Bob Somerville was placed in charge of +he proiecf. Af'rer many monfhs of hard work +he final recording look place on April 23rd in +he s+uclios of Radio San+a Cruz lKSCOl H1rougl1 H16 courlesy of +he managing parf- ner. C. V. Berlin. LeH' +0 righf: Roger Rose. S+u Fowler. Ralph Rowland and Bob Somerville edifing +he record. Under +he direcfion of Somerville. who pro- duced and assembled +he Jrapes. a compelenlL sfaff worked lo produce Jrop quali+y maferial. Roger Rose wro+e +he scripl' from rough ma- +erial presenfecl lo him and +hen blended +his fogefher wilh H19 narra'rion of Ralph Row- land. S+u Fowler handled +he sporls even+s. ecliling and narra'ring when needed. Changes had lo be made in H1e re-recording of evenls unfil a smoofh blend of +aped malarial re- sulled. 292 Mr. Roberf l. Guy and Dr. Richard Lewis Iisfening +0 early +ape recordings. From +he opening of Hwe record. th +he college chimes. +0 +he closing sfrains of Hail. Gene Chavoya and Jerry S+evens re-recording some of +he +apes of campus sounds. Sparfans. Hail. many decisions had +0 be made regarding wha+ +0 include and dele+e. The Audio-Visual Aids Deparfmenf collecfed H1e ma'rerial +0 be used and Jerry Sfephens +ook care of +he +echnical problems in +ape recording and edifing. Gene Chavoya did on- l'he-spof recordings of many campus acfiviHes. Bofh +he recording s+aff and +hose who worked on +he book believe +ha+ +hey have brough'r a more infimafe feeling +0 H1e year- book by including +his recording of high- lighfs of +he pas+ college year. 293 m We worked Io produce an interesting yearbook. Co-edi'l'ors Roger Flanagan and Frances Rabanus Co-business managers Karla Jones con+rac+s Bill Johansen - sales Ari' Edii'or Herb Vargas Copy Edii'or Pafsy Pos+al Photo Edii'or Grace BeiHer Secfion Edii'ors 294 College Iris Gruwell Ac+ivi+ies Claudia Le Fevre A-leefics Don Gordon Residences Pa+ S+uar+ Organiza+ions Trudy Sfaples Graduafes Jim CoHreH Phol'o Sfaff Chief Don Pryor Phoi'o Siaff Leo Hagiwara Yearbook members Ed Pope Andreasen. Barbara aci'iviHes Fred Roengr Ayres. Adrienne residences Dick Sfeinheimer Barcus. June +yping John S+ormer Bouysonl Joan fyping Nelson Wadswor+h Campbell. Trubee ar+ Dick Zimmerman Car+mell. Dixie pho+o Index Edii'or Condif. Mary Louise +yping Sue Fuller Cozad. Sara copy Cummins. Paf index Exchange Edi'l'or Eberhardf. Del arf. graduafes Jo GuHadauro Ehmanl Susan residences Recording Directar Eldridge. Sandra arf. sales Gehr. Teddy index Bob Somerville Gough. Barbara proomcs. sales Adviser Haggard. Ambrose a+hle+ics Dolores Spurgeon Harper, Geraldine residences LeBaudour. Marie ar+ Legge+. Pa+ residences Lennonl Mary college Lithoof, Marilyn Lins, Jeanne Lo+z. Na+halie Lucasl Carol Magnasco. Rosemarie proofs. organizafions ar+ residences proofs. index proofs. index Marshall. Bob ar1'I copy. proofs McCombs. Sallie +yping Mifchell. Joy proofs Nelson. Marcelyn Nygren. Elaine filing. organizaHons index. organiza+ions RigheHi. Don copy Saich. Lorraine sales Taylorl Barbara proofs Voigh+. Muriel sales WhiH'emore. Nancy ari' Wineman. Carol +yping A Cappella ChOIr67 AcIiviIies: Fall .. 40-46 WinIer 47-5I Spring 52-53 Air R. O. T. C 78 All- Greek Showm ........................................... 42 Alp ha BeIa Alpha ..209 Alpha Chi EpsiIon...- ..2I0 Alpha Chi Omegam .......................... I22, l23 Alpha DelIa Sig ma ........................... . ........ 237 Alpha EIa Rhog ........................................... 2II Alpha EIa Sigma ...................................... 238 Alpha Gamma .2.Il. Alpha Omicron Pi ....... . ................... I24, l25 Alpha Phi ....................... .................. I26: I27 Alpha Phi Omega..-....-.-......-.,.... ..... 250, 25I Alpha Tau Omega ............................. I44, I45 Alumni AssociaIion .................................. I4 Applied ArIs Division .............................. 260 AppreciaIion .............................................. 304 Arnold Air Socier..... ..................... 226, 227 AssociaIed Men's SIudenIs..............-.24, 25 AssociaIed Women's SIudenIs ........ 22, 23 Aqumn GraduaIes ........ . ......................... 46 Baseball ..,I.I0 Ill Baskerall, Freshman and Junior Varsin .. .-.99 BaskeraII, Life 47 BaskeraIl, Varsin ..................... 96 97 98 Beaux ArIs Ball ............................................ 5l Bella Dona ..I87 Belle Manor I87 Benvenqu HaII .......................................... I78 Big-LiIIIe SisIer ParIy .............................. 40 Black Masque ............................................ 254 Blackmor Hall ............................................ I92 Blood Drive .................................................. 46 Blue Key ...................................................... 255 Boxing .................................................. 100-I02 Boxing Dinner ............................................... 53 Business Division .............................. 26I-267 California RecreaIion Socier .............. 207 C.S.T.A. ......................................................... 2I4 CanIerbury Club .................................... 200 CthoIic Women's CenIer....................I79 Chez Nous .................................................. I88 Chi Omega ........................................ I28, l29 Chi Pi Sigma ....................................... I72, I73 Chriinan Science Club ............................ 20l Classes: Freshman ............................................ 26 27 Sophomores ........................................ 28 29 Juniors ..................... . ........................... 30, 3I Seniors ................................................ 32, 33 Clubs .. .2-07 232 College AdmInIsIraIIon .................... I2, I3 V. C. F. . .. 202 Colonial HaII ............. .. ............. , ............. I88 A AbascaI, Ralph .......................................... I60 Abbey, Wayne .................................. I05, l52 AbboII, SIan .............................................. I60 Abercrombie, Jo Ann ............................ I30 Aberle, John W. .......................................... 24I AbinanIe, Donald .............................. 28, l56 Abrahamson, Charles A. ........................ 26I Abram, Fred .............................................. I60 AchIerberg, Joy ............................... I26, 252 Acker, Merrie ElIen .................................. I22 Ackley, Virginia ........................................ I8l AcquisIapace, AIda M. .......................... 267 Adair, Mary .............. . ............................... I86 Adams, Barbara ...................................... ..233 Adams, David .................. 247 Adams, Ed .................................................. I62 Adams, JaneI ...................................... 35, I22 Adams, Joan B. ................................ I26, 276 Adams, John ............................................ l55 Adams, John A. ................................ I50,26I Adams, John N. ................................ 238, 26I Adams, Judy ...................................... I26, I78 Adams, Marilyn . ...................................... I82 Organization Index ConIenIIs ........................................................... 5 Cordelia HaII I78 Co-Rec ........................................................... 2I3 CoronaIion Ball. . ...42 Dean DeVoss -..7 Deans ....................................................... HUIZU I3 DelIa Gamma . .......I30, I3I DelIa Nu TheIa...... ...................... 233 DelIa Phi DeIIa......... 239 DelIa Phi Upsilon........... ..........234 DelIa Sigma Phi... .....I46, I47 DelIa Upsilon -......l48, I49 DelIa ZeIa I32, I33 Di Bari House...-.I80 Duchess HaII I89 Dudley HaII I89 EdiIors Page .............................................. 303 EducaIion Division .. .266 273 Elmwy ck HaII --.I80 Engineering BUIldIng DedIcaIIon .......... 50 Engineering SocierU -.2I5 Engineering Division ................................ 274 Epsilon Pi Tau 240 EIa Epsilon ................................................ 2I6 EIa Mu Pi ...24l Fall RegisIraIioh ............................. . .......... 40 FeaIure Magazine 76 Fine ArIs Division :276- 278 Flag Girls c .65 Flying TwenIy ........................................... 2I7 FooIbaII, Freshman 95 FooIbaIl Queen .......................................... 55 FooIball Rally ........ . .................................... 40 FooIbaII, Varsin- ............................. 84- 94 Forensics .63 FraIerniIies .......................................... WI429 I73 Freshman Class .................................... 26, 27 Freshman Dance 48 Frosh-Soph Mixer ...................................... 4l Gamma Alpha Chi .................................. 234 Gamma Phi BeIa ................................ I24, I35 German Club ............................................ 2I8 Golf ...I06 Grace HaIIM ................................................ I82 GraduaIes ............................................ 260- 289 Ground ROTC79 Gymnaincs ......................... . ....................... I I4 HeindeII HaII ........................ . ................... I90 HiIIeI ............................................................ 20I Homecoming ........................................ 43, 44 Homecoming Queen ................................ 54 Honoraries .......................... . ............... 233-255 IoIa DelIa Phi ............................................ 235 IninIuIe of Radio Engineers ................ 208 InIer-FraIernin Council ................ I42, I43 lnIer-FraIernin Dance -49 lnIramural SporIs ...................................... 50 InIIroducIion ................................................. 6 Jack of HearIs Dance ................................ 48 Journalism Division 279, 280 Judo .......................................................... I08, I09 Junior Class ........................................ 30, 3I Junior Prom .52 K House I8I Kappa Alpha I50, I5I Kappa Alpha TheIaI .. .. . .I,36 I37 Kappa DeIIa Pi. 2.42 Kappa Kappa Gamrna I38, I39 Kappa Phi .. 2.04 205 Kappa Tau ...,I52 l53 Lambda Chi AIpha ......................... I54, I55 Language Divisions . . ...28I LaIe Seniors. ..29I La Torre .. 72- 75 Lee Anne HaII .......................................... I9I Life-35, 36, 37, 80, 8I, Il6, II7, I74- I77, I94-I97, 256, 257 Living Groups .......................... . ....... I78-I93 LiIeraIure Division ....-.......28I Lyke ..................................... . ................. 76,77 Lynwood HaII ............I9l M.A. Degrees ............................................ 290 Marching Band ........................................ 65 Mai oreIIes .. 65 Malrch Melodies 50 Marimur HaII ......................................... I84 Mary George Co-op ............................. I83 MthemaIics Division 274 Miss FooIbaII ............................................ 55 Mu Phi Epsilon .......................................... 243 Music Building DedicaIion......-..............46 NaIural Science Division ................ 282-283 Newman CIub ......................................... 203 Newspaper 70 Novice Boxing ............................................ 45 OccupaIional Therapy Club ................ 220 Panhellenic .................................. 4,l I20, I2I Phi Epsilon Kappa ................................. 244 Philosophy Division .............................. 286 Phi Mu Alpha ..235 Phi Sigma Kappa ............................ WI56, I57 Phi Sigma Kappa Moonl ghI Girl. SI, 57 Phy sical EducaIion Division ........ 284,286 Physical EducaIion Mai ors ...................... 22I Pi Kappa Alpha .................................. I58, I59 Pi Omega Pi ...... . ......................................... 236 Police Division ................................ 279- 280 PresenIs ..48 ProducIions .......................................... 62. 63 Psychology Division ...................... 286- 287 Public Safer 4l Radio-T..V guildm ...................................... 64 Rally CommiIIee .................................. 20, 2I Record .....2.92 799 RecreaIion DIVISlon ...................... 285-286 Religious OrganizaIions . .............. 200. 206 Revelries ........................... . .............. 49, 68, 69 Riflery ......................... . ......... . ........... II5 SIudenI Index Adams, Nancy ............................................ 286 Adams, Sandy ............................................ I79 Adkins, Jeanne .......................................... I22 Affleck, Norma ............................. 30, I28 Aguilar, EIi ................................................ I62 Ahrens, BeIIe Ann .................................... I30 Airola, Beverly K ........................... ' 1' ........... 285 AiIken, Janey .............................................. I92 AiIken, John M ................. I44, 24I, 255, 26I Alarcon, Connie ........................................ I89 AIbaugh, Glenn R. .................................. 285 Albiani, Jack ............................................ l52 Alcalde, Alice .................................. I28, I78 AlcaIde, Joan .............................. 62, 64,276 Alden, John W. Jr ..................... ....':l62 26I Aldridge, Hal .......................................... 2I8 Alexander, OIIo ........................................ 95 Alhsne, Daniel .......................................... 275 Alkin, Marv ...................................... 20I, 250 Allen, Alice Mae ........................................ 26I Allen, Arden ............................................ I30 Allen, Eleanor .......................................... I24 Allen, Howard .................................. 208,235 Alliso'n, Roger ............................................ I58 AlIamirano, Lloyd .................. ,. .. ...... I44 Alves, Joe ................................................ l58 Amaral, Bob, Coach..................................95 Amavel, Arlen ....................................... I46 Ambrosini, Ma'rlene .............................. I80 Amish, Leon ............................................ I64 Amsden. Doug I62 Amyx, Diane M ........................................ 267 Anderson, Andy ............ . ........................... I60 Anderson, Barbara C ............................... 267 Anderson, BeIIy ........................................ I86 Anderson, Beverly ................................... I40 Anderson, Don ......................................... I50 Anderson, Gayle .................................. I79 Anderson, George .................................... I68 Anderson, GreIchen M .......................... 267 Anderson, HarrieI ................................... 276 Anderson, James ..................... . ....... I04, I05 Anderson, Jane ......... .L ............................. I40 Anderson, Joan .............. .......................... I89 Anderson, Le Anne ................ I40, 24I, 267 Anderson, MorIee ................................... I89 Anderson, RoberIa R.... .. .. ............287 Anderson, Sue ............................................ I26 Anderson, Suzanne ....................... . ........ I40 Anderson, Virginia L ........................ 267 Roger Williams HaII. I92 R.O.T.C. ................................................... 78, 79 San Jose Players.............................-............62 SanIa Cruz 52,53 Senior Class .......................................... 32, 33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ...................... I60, I6I Sigma Chi .......................................... I62' I63 Sigma Chi SweeIhearI ............................. 58 Sigma DelIa Pi .......................................... 208 Sigma Kappa ................................. I40, I4l Sigma Nu .............. I64, I65 Sigma Pi ......................................... I66, I67 Silver Sabers .......... . ........................... 246,247 Ski Club. ....230 232 Social Affairs CommIIIee ................ I8, I9 Social Science Division .................... 287,289 Song Girls and Yell Leaders ................ 2l Sophomore Class .................................. 28, 29 Sophomore Doll .................................... 56 Sophomore Doll and CandidaIes.. ...... SI SororiIies ............................................. I20. I4I SparIan Daily .................................... 70, 7I SparIan Oriocci .. ................ 273 SpraIan- Shields ...................................... 253 SparIan Spears .......................................... 252 SparIan Spinners ...................................... 224 Speech and Drama ............................ 60, 6I Spring RegisIraIion 52 SIaff Page ................................. , ................ 294 SIudenI AcIivin Board....................-..--.34 SIudenI Award Board.................. .............. 35 SIudenI Council .................................. I6, I7 SIudenI CourI ............................................. I5 SIudenI Y .................................. . ............... 225 Swimming Team ...................................... I05 Sycamore HaII ........................................... I93 Symphonic Band ..................................... 66 Symphony OrchesIra ................................ 66 Tau DelIay Phi ...................................... 248, 249 Tau Gamma ................................................ 245 Tennis ............................................................ I07 TheIa Chi ............................................ I68, I69 TheIa Chi Dream Girl 5.9 TiIIe Page .......................................................... 3 TheIa Xi .............................................. I70, I7I Track ...................................................... II2, II3 Turkey TroI ................................................... 45 TwinharI .................................................... I85 WaIer PoIo Team .................................... I04 WaIson, Gini .............................................. 56 Wee-Terrace .............................................. I93 Wesley FoundaIion .................................. 206 WinIer GraduaIion .................................. SI WinIermisI ................................................... 47 WinIer RegisIraIion Dance .................... 47 Women' s AIhleIic AssociaIion.. 22,8 229 WresIIing .................................................. l03 Yearbook .................................................. 72-75 Y.W.C.A. .......................... . ........................ I86 Andre, Shelia ..I22 Andrew, PaI ...................................... MI28, l82 Ansberry, Eleanor A... ...267 Ansley, May F ...................................... . ....... 290 AnIonchuk, Ann ........................................ I90 Anzanne, Rosalie 29l Appel. PaIricia Ann ................................ 245 Appleby, Nancy J ........................... 20I, 276 ArreIIanIo, AniIa C ........................... 224,287 Arends. Bob ....... . ....................................... I54 AringIon, Dick .......................................... I44 Armanini, Elaine ............................. l26, I79 Armanino. Mary J ............... .. ............ I36, 267 Armond, RoberI ....................................... I64 ArmsIrohg, Don .95 ArmsIronq, James W ....................... 248, 275 Arneal. Clark A ....................... I68, 239, 276 Arnold. Carol Ann .............. . ..... l28, 2I6, 260 Arnold Joan ............................................. I36 Arnold, Terry ................................................ 63 ArreoIa, John 2.I9 Athur ,Barbara ........................................ I26 Asduriah. Rose ........................ I93, 204, 24I Ashboug h, GreIchen F ........................... 267 Ashbrook, SarahbeIh .. I9l, I93, 232 295 296 Ashe. Maude .............................................. 233 Asflund. Paula ............................................. I85 Atkinson. Don .................................. I62' 253 Affebery, Consfance .............................. 286 Aubineau. Joan M ..................................... 287 Aubrey, Joan ...................................... I5I 235 Ausfinl James E ................................. I60I 262 Austin. Shirley A ................................. .....282 Aufry. Allen .............................................. I70 Awbreyl Joan .................. l24I 208, 254I 280 Ayala. Henry .............................................. I52 Ayres. Adrienne ....................................... ,.l36 Azeveda. Carol ........................................ I88 Azzaoui, Joe ................................................ I70 B Baack, Gil .................................................. I60 Babcock. Owen .......................................... I64 BabichI Mrs. .............................................. I88 Bace. Bill ...................................................... l05 Bace, John W ............................................. 282 Bache. AI D ............................... I68. 226I 267 Bache. Marie E ................................. I30.262 Baciocco. Bernice .................................... I28 Backovich, Ann .......................................... I85 Baefier, Charlene .................................... I40 BaffunnoI June .......................................... I79 BaileyI B. J ........................... 20. I28. I79. 252 Bailey. Charles ................................ 226, 250 BaileyI Jean Ann .............................. 254I 267 Bailey. Pearl .............................................. I83 BaileyI Sandra .................................... I85,243 Baines. Audrey .......................................... I30 Ball. Jerry I ....................................... 20,275 Baird, Carol ............................................... I24 Bakenkus, EIIene ...................... I32I I85l 204 Baker' Barbara .......................................... I22 Baker, Wanda .................................. I84. 238 Balassi, Jim .............................................. l58 Balcom. Joan M ......................................... 282 Baldwin, Mary I ......................................... 267 Bambauer. Joan ........................................ l87 Bane, Shirley .............................................. I83 Bangerf, Beverly ...................................... I40 Banks, Donna ............................................ I90 Bannon. Patricia A ......................... I87.282 Barber. Georgia J ..................................... 267 Barbour. Nyla ............................................ I90 Barcusl June ............................ I83. 202' 280 Barera, Enos W ......................................... 262 BaresI Paf .................................. I5I I40' I86 Barisich. Nick ............................................ 253 Berlin. Carole ............................................. l80 Barnard. Donna ........................................ I90 Barnes. Darlene ........................................ I92 Barnes. Richard F ....................................... 63 Barnes. Richard R ..................................... 262 Barneff, Sally ............................................ I89 Barone, Phil .............................................. I62 Bartel, Arf ........................................ I48. 253 Bartel, Glenda .......................................... I28 BarfelsI Bob .............................................. I68 Barton, Tom ................................................ I68 Barton. Trent .............................................. I68 Basinef, Jackie .......................................... l26 BasseH. Bruce .......................................... I46 Bafaille. Paul .................................... I04I l50 Bafes. Barbara .................................. I26I I84 Bafh, Robert M ......................................... 262 BaHen, Shirley ........................................... I9I BaHersby, Glenda .................................. I34 BaffleT-Clarence J ................................... 267 Bauer, Peggy .................................... l2II I36 BauerI PeI'er W ........................................... 262 Bauer. William .......................................... I60 Baughman. Leah ...................................... 203 Bauhard. June .......................................... I22 Baumgarfner, Gail ................................ 287 Baumgarfner, Tom .................................. I64 BaxI'erI Harry ............................................ I68 Baziukl Josephine ...................................... 260 Beanl Larry ................................................ I54 Bean. Roberf H ......................................... 262 Beard. BeHy Jo ........................................ 204 Beardl Lola ................................................ I38 BeardI Lucille .................................. I38' I85 BeaverI Marilyn ........................................ I36 Bechis, Marilou ........................................ I79 Becker, Beverly ................................ I83. 234 Becker. Carol .......................................... l26 BeckerI Dorofhy I ..................................... 262 Becker. Lois ................................................ I28 Becker. Joan ...................................... I32, 204 Beckman. Gwyneth .................................. l28 Beegle, Dorofhy ....................................... 236 Behr. Allan ........................................ I6' I56 Behrens. Clare .......................................... I90 Beilby, Alvin L ........ . .. ............................... 282 Beifler. Grace .............................................. 73 Belew, Marlene ........... . .......................... I90 BellI Arf ............... . ......................................... 99 BellI Chris .................................................. I72 BellI Nelson ................................................. I52 Bell, Nick ..................................................... I60 Benas, Elaine ............................................ 279 BenneH'. Barbara ...................................... I87 BenneH. Charles ...................................... I72 Bennett. Marilyn I30 Benson, Warren ........................................ I70 BenneH'l Julia Ann ................................ I34 Benzl Carl ................................................... I46 BenzI Sfanley C..... ...................... I3I II7I 248 Berg. Vicfor G ................................... l54I 285 Bergen, Roger H ....................................... 282 BergmanI Darlene .................................... I22 Bermudez. Frank D ......................... 238.248 Bernal, Leslie C ......................................... 262 Bernard ,Ronald D .................................... 248 Bernardi. Jim ...................................... 62I l58 BernardiI Marcella .................................. I26 Bernhardl Robert .................................... I64 BerreyI Tom ............................ I52l 247l 260 Berriman, Phyllis E ................................... 276 BerryI Frankie .......................................... I86 Berryl Lois ........................ l8'7l 2I4l 242I 267 Berfeaux, Lola .......................................... I28 Berfhiaume, Dan ....................................... I64 Berfhier. Roberta .................................... I28 Berr'rsch, Gordon ............................ 248I 29l BessoneHe, Marion ................ I34, I89, 23I Best. Elinor .................................................. I853 Besf. Lynne ................................................ I32 Beth, Bob .................................................... 255 BeHencourf, Anabell A ......... I40' I79' 267 BeHencourf, Dorofhea .................. I32l 2I6 BeHs. Peggy .............................................. I9l Beveridgel Robert .................................. 246 Bewley. Bill ........................................ I5I l56 BianchiI John ............................................ 250 BianchiI Marie C ............................... 238' 262 BianchiniI Neil .......................................... I60 Biancol Donna ............................................ I78 Bichser. Bob .............................................. I05 BickeH, Robert F ..................................... 287 Bidarf. Josephine M ....................... I24. 262 Bidsfrup. Cur'ris ........................................ l56 Bihler. Mary M ........................................... I24 BihnI Shirley .............................................. I28 Bilifch, Michael ...................................... 282 BillmanI Peggy .......................................... l85 BinderI Don ................................................ 250 Bisbee. Carol .................................... I40, I87 BishariI Alice ............................................ 2l9 BishopI Cynfhia Mae ...................... I84.260 Bishopl Gloria .......................................... I40 Bishop, Lloyd R ................................. I50I I62 Bispo, Beverly .......................................... 239 Biorgan. EveIin P ............................. I86I 267 BlissI Janet .................................................. I22 BloodI Ronald ............................................ 62 Bloom. Barbara ........................................ I80 Blooml Wilma ............................................ I85 Bloomfield. Zena M ....................... I87, 267 Blossl Joan ................................................ I90 Boag. Jill .................................................... I85 Boccone, Earl J ................................. 239, 276 Bodley. BeHie .................................. I86, 204 Boehm. Joy ................................................ l86 Bollinger, Byron ........................................ 250 BondI Beafrice A. .......................... 242,267 Bond. Yvonne P ......................................... 267 Bonner. Robert .......................................... I50 BonneHe. Diane ........................................ l22 BoneHi. Tom .............................................. I44 BooherI Roberf D ..................... l50, I676 262 Booker, Sylvia .......................................... I8I BoomerI Preston ...................................... 248 Boofh. Mary ................................................. 220 BoofhI Rex .................................................. I70 Bordenave, Joan ...................... I34. 207, 245 Bordreaux. Richard D ............................. 262 Borges. Sfanley ........................................ I48 Borkman. Anne ........................................ I34 Bors, Marian L ........................................... 282 Borfano, Lorraine C ................................. 282 Bosworfh. BeHy L ............................. l9l, 267 Bourgeois. BeHie .................................... I86 Bowden. Nan .............................................. I38 Bower. Richard .......................................... I44 BowersI Sfewarf ........................................ I62 BowkerI Susan .................................. l28l I89 Bowles, Del ................................................ I66 Bowling, John ............................................ I60 Bowman. Marilyn ............................ I26' 263 Boyd. Doug ................................................ I58 Boyd. Gerald M ....................................... 282 BoyerI Vernon .............................. . .............. I44 Bozzini, David K ............................... I68.262 Braag. Diane ............................................ I36 BrackI John ................................................ I54 BrackeH, George .................................... l05 Brader. Mariorie J267 Bradley. Anne .......................................... I38 Bradshawl Normalee .............. l2l. I34l 267 Brady, Dick ................................................ I44 BradyI Joyce ............................................ I85 Brady. Marsha E287 Bragdon. Barbara J ......................... 245I 285 I 90 . ---..-..260 Bramkamp, Sharon Branda. Marguerife Brandner. Connie ............................ l26, I79 Brandt, Louise ........................................... 267 Branhom. Muriel .............................. l36, I92 Brannan. Richard .................................... I72 BrannonI Alvin .................................. I64' 262 Brashear. Jane'r .............................. I26, I88 BraHon. Ranson .......................................... 99 Braun, Jonathan E ..... .. ............................ 268 Brawley. James E ..................................... 285 Brazil. Lucille ............................................ I86 BredeI Beverly .......................................... I8I BreedloveI Virginia ........................ I9II 2l0 Brennan. Frank .......................................... I46 Brennan. Patricia ....................................... I79 Brewster, Anne E ....................................... 268 Brickerl Mrs. .............................................. I80 Bridges. Donna .......................................... 245 BrinkmannI Martin ................ I43I I52I 248 Briffon, Richard ........................................ I48 BriHon. Sue .............................................. 268 BroadwellI Carolyn .................................. 239 Brockman. Ada A ............................. I24I 262 BrockmannI Janice .................................. I30 Brodd. Carla ............................................ 239 Broderick, Gene .............................. I44I 268 Brommage, Paf ........................................ I86 Bronzanl Bob ........................................ 85. 202 Brooks, Judie .................................... I36' I79 Brooksl Nancy .......................................... I38 Brothers, Janis E. ............................ I34, 268 Bro-uillard. Renee .................................... I28 BrownI Barbara .......................................... I84 Brown, Barbara J ..................................... I9I Brown. Barry .................... A .......................... I48 Brown. Carol .................................... l24, I87 BrownI Edwina l22I I78 Brown, George ...................... , ................... I48 Brown, Gloria ................................... I22I I85 BrownI Jeanenne ...................................... l88 Brown, John ................................................ I70 BrownI Joel ................................................ l54 Brown, Melissa ........................................ I87 Brown. Shirley ............................................ I22 Brown. Tom ................................................ I62 Bruce. Barbara A ................... I2II I36, 268 BruecknerI Nancy .................................... I36 Brumley. Susan .......................................... I22 BrunbergI Bill .............................................. 99 Brunello. Matilda T ......................... 245, 285 BrunneyI Rose ............................................ I9l Brusin. Mike .............................................. I52 Bryan. Charlie ............................................ 235 Bryan. Joe .................................................. 29l Bryant, Leon D ........................................... 275 BuccariaI Chuck ........................................ I66 Bucher. Chuck ............................................ I72 BucherI Shirlee .......................................... I79 Bucka, Jo Ann ............................................ 285 BuckalewI Barbara J.... ................. 236, 262 Buckalou, Bill .......................... . .................. 232 Bue. Marvin ................................................ I60 .I56 Buehler, Jack BuIlI Ron Bullock. Jeane .................................... 2I, I26 Burfield, Glenn C ..................................... 260 Burgerl Carl A ................................... I66I 262 Burgessl John ............................................ I44 Burke. Connie ........................ I34I 239I 276 Burkel Eileen T .............................. ...I34.268 BurkeI Pafricia A ..................................... 268 Burke, William .......................................... 248 BurneH, Bob ...................................... I68, I70 Burnham. Flora R ....................................... 260 Burns, Carolyn ........................ I79. 242. 268 Burns. John C ................................... 237.279 Burns. Roberf ...................................... 95I I44 Burrell. Sonia ............................................ I38 Burriesci. Sal V ........................................... 285 BurrisI Gayle .............................................. I34 Burfon, Diane .......................................... 279 Bush. Warren L ............................... I68' 287 Busher. Joan L ................................. I26' 280 Busselle, Sally ............................................ l24 Bufler, Fred J. .................................. I68.262 Bquer, Joan ...................................... I22, I78 Butler. Pat ........................................ I62l 24l Butler. Sally .............................................. 252 Buffs. Orville .................................... I43I I46 Buffschard'r. Clifford C ......................... 275 C Cagianuf. Jacqueline Y ............... I86,285 Cakebread, June .................................... I86 Calender, Carole .................................... I36 CaleHI. Claire .................................. I34l I79 Calicura, Richard .................................... I72 Callon, Stan ................................................ I44 Cam. Marian T ........................................... 282 Cameron. Donna .................................... I9I Campbell. Jean I82 Campbell. Joan 276. 243 Campbell. John ........................................ I72 Campbell, Mary ........................................ 62 Campbell, Thomas A ........... I62I 226, 262 Campbell, Trubee .................................... I9I Canepa. John ............................................ I64 Canfield. Pa'r ............................................ I28 CanfreII. Glenn ........................................ I44 Capezzoli, Janis ........................................ I80 Capon. Jack J ................ . ............................ 285 Cardl Carol ............................................... I38 Carder, Marilyn ...................................... I40 CareyI Cafherine A ....................... l28,268 Carlefon. Claire .............................. I40. 268 CarlockI Mildred R ................................. 268 Carlson, Carol .................................. 126I I80 CarlsonI Craig .......................................... I50 Carlson, Mabel ........................................ 202 Carr, Marie ................................................ 62 Carradine, Bruce ...................................... 201 Carrillo. Jesse S ....................... 238, 250I 262 CarkinI Janice, Ur ........................... 2I3.22I Carrion, Al ................................................ I64 CarrollI Glenn .......................................... l05 Carroll, Joanne t- ............................. I26I 268 Carter. Robert .......................................... 248 Carter, Phyllis .................................. 245I 252 Cartwright, Bill ................................ I43, I70 Caruso. Ray V ......................... I64, 24!, 262 Casalegno. Jim ........................................ l50 Casali, Norma ........................................... I9I Cassidy. Sharon ...................................... I30 CastleI Mary Ann .................................. I87 Cafanese. Lester ...................................... I50 Cafes. Norma ............................................ l82 Catlin. Eleanor ................................ I86I 204 CaHich. Mary Lou .................................. I34 CaveI Patsy. I30 Cayle, Pat .................................................... 62 ChamberlainI Ted J ....................... I62.262 Chambers, Cheryl .................................... I28 Chandler. Paul M ..................................... 279 Chapman, Barney 63 Chapman. Sue WI6. l28I 252 Chappell, Charles I66 Chappuis. Meta -., .................................... I9I Charfrand. Bob I60 Chavoya. Gene M ........................... I46, 277 Chedesferl Paf .......................................... I30 CheIfon. Ken ............................................ I46 Cheney. Judith A ...................................... 282 Chial, Eline ........................................ I2lI I34 ChikasuyeI June .............................. I83. 209 Childrey. Mary .......................................... I36 ChildsI Warren D ..................................... 262 ChinnI Connie .......................................... I92 ChinnI Shirley M ..................... 207I 245I 285 Chipman. Daryl ............................... I43I I54 ChoafeI James R ....................... I5, I56I 279 Chong. David ............................................ 000 Chriscol Bob ................................................ 99 Chrisi'I Carole ............................................ I38 Chrisfopher. Don .................................... I54 Chubb. Larry ............................................. I54 Chun, Eleanor I92 Chungl Lanrie ................................ I93I 268 Cima. Barbara I24I I9l CirauloI Paul ............................................. I46 Clark, Bill .................................................. I68 Clark, Cynthia .......................................... I30 ClarkI Dianne ................................... l8lI l89 Clarkl Eve .................................................. 239 Clark. Gary ........................................ 95, 250 Clark' Georgia ........................................ I26 ClarkI H. Murray .................................... 250 ClarkI John ................................................ I44 Clark, Sfanley N ....................................... 262 Clarke, Claire .......................................... I32 Clary. Lyneffe .......................................... I36 Clayton. Darlene R. 22, I22. 24I, 254I 262 Cleghorn. Roy .................... . ...................... I05 Clemens. Larry .......................................... 235 CIemenI'l Darrel ................................ 95. I52 Clemenfs. Dr. Edward W ............... 35. I46 ClooerI BeHy J ......................................... I89 Cloud, Libby ............................................ I8l Coalfer. Jim L ........................................... 262 Coafe. Shirley Ann ................................ I32 Cobb. Andy ................................................ I54 CobbI Gerald .......................................... l58 Cochran, Alice .......................................... l24 CockerIronI Inamae .................................. I87 Cockrell, James .............................. 248, 286 Coel, Dorene .............................................. l86 Coffey. Honora J ............................. I26I 287 Coffeyl Suzanne ........................................ I26 Coffin, David ............................................ I72 Cogwill. Curtis ................................ l05, I48 Coher. Wallace F ..................................... 275 Colby. Don ................................................. I48 Cole. Dennis .............................................. I66 Cole, Marilyn ............................................ I8I Coleman. JeaneHe .................................. I24 Coleman, Roberf ...................................... 20I Coleman. William .................................... I49 Coles, H. Morey ........................................ 285 ColleH. Barbara ...................................... I34 CollinsI Anne ............................................ I79 CollinsI Colleen ........................ I6, I2ll l26 Collins, thel ................................... I40I I84 Comins. Flora ....... I36, I79 Compfon. Grace ....................... , ............... I 84 Condif. Louise ............................. 28. I40, I90 Conger, Shirley ............... I40 Conger. Sue ................................................ I26 Connell. Peggy .......................................... I34 Connelly. Martin F. ........................ I60, 287 Consenfino. Paul ...................................... I46 Consfanfino. Nancy ................................ l24 Conferno, Lawrence ....... , ......................... I56 Conzelmann, Dick .......................... I68, 246 Coombe, Eleanor ...................................... 245 Coon. Danny ............................ . ......... I72I 279 Cooper, Jane? .......................................... l22 Cooper. Joseph ........................ I ................ 2OI Cooper. Nancy .......................................... 245 Cooper. Philip S ....................................... 287 Cope. Steve .............................................. I44 Copeland. Marvia V ............................... 275 Corda. Lorraine ........................................ l80 Corey. Sfuart W ........................................ 260 Corrigan. Paf ............................................ I79 Corsforphine. John I72 Corzine. Marilyn ...................................... I89 Coscarelli. Lorraine ........................ I79. 268 Cosgrove. Joan .............................. I34. I9l Coshow. Sally Mae .................................. 277 Cosfa. Don .................................................... 24 Cosfer. Gwen ............................................ I92 Coffon. Delberi' ........................................ 268 Coffrell. Jim .............................. I8. 73. I62 Courtney. Roberf .................................... I72 Cousins. Bob .............................................. I68 Coverdale. Mary ............................ l24. 225 Covingfon. Rhoda .................................... I49 Cox. Edgar C. ............................................ 262 Cox. Joyce D ............................................. 268 Cox. Marilyn J .................................... I30. 282 Cox. Melva ................................................ I89 Cox. Paf ...................................................... l86 Coxhead. Diane ................................ I26I I90 Coyle. Pat .................................................. I90 Cracolice. Bob ........................................ l58 Cozad. Sara ................................ 30. I2l. I40 Craig. James ................................................ 35 Crane. Tom ................. . .......................... 98. 99 Cransfon. Elaine ...................................... I30 Cranston. Margie .................................... I30 Crawford. Jack ........................................ I72 Crease. Carole .......................................... I38 Creedon. Don ............................................ l05 Creel. Jan-ef C ................................... 268. I24 Creel. Joyce ...................................... l24. l8l Creighfon. Merry .................................... I87 Crete. Robert D ............................. 262I I68 Crisfofani. Doris ...................................... 239 CrockeH. Kenf .......................................... ISO Crolle. Doris N ................................. 268. I24 Cronin. Barbara ...................................... I79 Croonquisf. Sfan ...................................... 250 Cross. Celia ................................ I90. l28. l6 Cross. Virginia .................................. 268. 204 Crouch. Joanne ........................................ I78 Crouser. William C ......................... 287. I70 Crow. Allen ................................................ I56 Crowley. Andy .......................................... I48 Crum. Judy ........................................ I78. l26 Crumby. Mabel ........................................ 2I0 Crump. Ken ................................................ I46 Cruzen. Bob .............................................. I68 Cudney. Don .............................................. I44 Culberf. Jean ............................................ l22 Cummings. John ...................................... I68 Cummins. PaHy ........................................ I26 Cuneo. Mary .............................................. I34 Cunha. Joseph E ....................................... 235 Cunningham. Diane ................................ l30 Cunningham. Florence ............................ l86 Cunningham. Russell ................................ I48 Curry. Don .................................................. I68 Curry. Jayne ............................................... V30 Curfis. Chad .............................................. l54 Curtis. James ............................................ 242 CurHs. Joyanne ........................................ 268 Curtis. Nancy Ann ............... V .......... 268I I89 Curfis. Pafricia ..................................... ..-I85 Curfiss. Sally .............................................. I38 Cusick. Rosellen ........................................ I78 Cuffing. Charles D ................................... 275 D Dahl. Gerald . ............................................ I60 Dahl. Winsfon .................................. I72. 246 Dahle. Novelle .................................. I40. I79 Dahlquisf. Phyllis ............................ I79. 204 Dalbeyl Mary C ......................................... 268 Dali'on. Joan .............................................. l88 Daly. Kay ............................................ l22. I85 Dalzell. Bob .............................................. I44 Dancer. Geraldine L ............................... 287 D'Andrea. Jackie .................................... I28 Danqaran. Felipe ...................................... 287 Daniel. Arfhur .......................................... 235 Dark. Beverley J ......................................... 268 Darrah. Jack .............................................. I68 Dafri. Samuel J ......................................... 275 Daum. Arlene ............................................ I38 Daum. Lee .......................................... l9l. 2ll Davenport Nancie ........................ I34. 232 Davidson. Jones D ........................... l52. 280 Davidson. Ricky ......................................... I64 Davies. Carol .................................... I40. '87 Davis. BeHy S ............................................. 277 Davis. Floyd .............................................. I64 Davis. Irwin ....................................... l56. 2I7 Davis. Joan ................................................ I90 Davis. Marian ............................................ I85 Davis. Marilyn .......................................... l80 Dawson. Do? .............................................. I89 Day. John B ......................................... 248. 275 Day. Richard .................................... 238. 262 Deabill. Donna ........................ l86. 2l0. 268 Deal. Marilyn L ................................. I30. 287 Dean. Ed .................................................... I46 Dean. Sharon ..................................... l86. 282 De BenedeHi. Joyce .................... I34. 252 De Berard. Charles R ..................... I50. 264 De Bolf. Shari ............................................ I89 Decker. Barbara ........................................ 268 Deichelbohrer. Hazel .................... I80I 204 De Lamberf. Richard ..I44 De Lorenzo. Bob ........................................ I44 Dencker. Kirsten ., ............................. I36. I79 Denham. Joan ............................................ I90 Denney. John .................................... I68. 246 Dennis. Don ............................................. 238 De Reschke. Janice I24 Derby. BeHy Ann ...................................... 204 Derbyshire. Ron ................................ I48. 253 De Pew. Barbara ...................................... I89 De Voss. James C.. Dean .......................... l2 Deufermanvn. Debby ................................ I90 Dias. Gene F ................................................ 28I Dias. Jim .................................................... I62 DickI George C ............................... 277. I66 Dick. Sue ...................................................... I36 Dickerson. Donald H. .................... 263.24I Dickinson. Alan ........................................ I44 Dickson. Richard ...................................... I46 DiCrisfina. Joan L ................... 288. I28. 254 Didier. Harp .............................. 288. I60I 35 Diessner. Oscar ........................................ 226 Dillard. Ralph LCapH .......................... 246 Dillier. Mary Ann ............................. 263. l22 Dimmick. Helen ................................ I3. 254 DiSalvo. Mel .............................................. I68 Dixon. Lynn ................................................ I38 Doerr. David R ................. I66. 288. I6. 248 Doheman. Bonnie I30 Doherty. Paf ............................................... I36 Dohi. Grace ...................................... WI. 204 Doll. Charlene .......................................... l24 Doll. Paf ............................................ I79. l22 Donahue. Jo Ann ............................ I86I I32 Donaldson. Evelyn T ................................. 277 Donnelly. Grant .............................. I44. 244 Donoian. Tom ............................................ I68 DooliHle. Lanny ...................................... I48 Dorrill. Margaret .................................... I24 Dosfer. Landry .......................................... l56 Dougherfy. Rufh ........................................ 62 Douglas. Dan .............................................. I44 Dow. Katherine ................................ I88. I3' Dowling. Roberta .................................... I93 Dowling. Sharon ........................................ l85 Downing. Marilynn .................................. I38 Doyer. Anita ............................................ l85 Doyle. Joan ........................................ I34. 252 Drake. Joann .............................................. I22 Dramalas. Lynn ........................................ 232 Dreier. Kafherine ...................................... 268 Dreis. Eleanore .......................................... l86 Dressler. Donavin D ................................. 260 Dubbin. Bill ........................................ l56. 25 Dudley. Marcia ................................ I30. I90 Duffin. Ronald ........................................... I62 Duffy. Dorofhy .......................................... l22 DuFour. Sieve .......................................... I68 Dugger. Jean ............................................ 2l4 Dugger. Mariorie J ................................... 268 Duffon. Ann ....................................... I92. l22 Dunasky. Richard A ......................... 285. I60 Dunaway. Doreane .................................. I40 Duncan. Carl LMr. and MrsJ. ............... 224 Duncan. Clarence O .................................. 285 Durand. Catherine B ............................... 28I DuHera. Dolores .............................. l80. l32 Dwyer. BeHy ............................................ I90 Dye. Marilyn .............................................. I30 DysonI Jim .................................................. l50 E Eandi. Roger .............................................. l54 Easfman. Ann L ............................... 268. I36 Easfman. Barry .......................................... I46 Eastman. Nancy A ..................................... 268 Easfman. Roger ........................................ 286 Eckerf. William J.....275. I48. 34. I6. 255 Echeverria. Eleazar H ............................. 277 Echeverri. Gilbert .................................... I64 Eckenrofh. Donna R ....................... 277. I82 Eckhard't. Eddi .......................................... I40 Edes. Marilyn .................................... I40. l9l Edgar. Ken ................................................ 206 Edgemond. John ........... . .......................... l52 Edmisfen. Norman .................................. l58 Edwards. Don .................................. I72. 246 Edwards. Sharon ...................................... I89 Eggiman. DoHie ............................ I40. 238 Egling'ron. Richard E ............. 288. I43. l58 Ehlers. Ronald .......................................... 235 Eicher. Carolyn ........................................ I78 Eichinger. Al .............................................. l58 Eifelgeorge. Chuck ................................ I68 Elam. BeHy ................................................ I89 Eldridge. Bruce F ..................................... 282 Elie. Swede ........................................ l58. 2I Elking. Paf ........................................ I85. l22 Ellingson. Jack .......................................... l04 Ellingson. Jane? ................................ 28!. 63 Ellioi'f. Carter .......................................... I64 EIIioH'. Diane .............................................. I90 EllioH. Jan ................................................ 239 Ellison. Sally L. ........................................ 268 Elferich. Karol .......................................... I93 Elwell. Diane .............................................. 233 Emmerling. Frank ............................ I60. 246 Ench. Alicia M ........................ L285. 22Il 245 Endsley. Arf .............................................. 260 Enefer. Joan ................................................ I26 Engel. Alice ................................................ I88 Engel. Barbara l88 Engel. Bob I64 Engel. Paula .............................................. I83 Engelbrechf. Ted ............................ I64. 23l Engelcke. David ........................................ I64 Engerud. Paf A ....................... 282. I38. 254 Engly. Mary Ann ...................................... I90 Enos. Warren. I44 Ensfrom. Irene .......................................... l86 Eppard. Cliff I58 Erharf. George ................................ I62. 226 Erickson. Al I46. 235 Erickson. Frances T. ...................... 254.269 Erickson. Joyce ...... 204. 22l. 245I 254. 285 Erickson. Mariorie .................................. 233 Erickson. Rifa ............................................ 128 Ernsfons. Rasma 2l9 Esch. Mary D ............................................... 263 Eschen. Joan .............................................. 269 Eskandanian. Mehdi ................................ 288 Eskilson. Marian ...................................... I89 thridge. Richard .................................... I48 Evans. Darlene .......................................... I78 Evans. Dee .................................................. l86 Evans. Tom .................................................. 250 EvaH'. Edward V ............................. 279. I68 Evenhuis. Cafherine J ..................... 269. I90 EvereH. Sylvia R ....................................... 269 Everfon. Rev. C ....................................... 200 Ewing. Donald ........... V .............................. I72 Ewan. Jean M204. 269 F Faber. Adrienne A ................................... 269 Facchino. Bob .......................................... l58 Fagerson. Mary Lou ................................ l9l Fairbairn. Joseph J ......................... 248.263 Fairchild. Harold L ....................... 250. 260 FaleHi. Jim ........................................ I8. I62 Fancher. Nafalie .............................. 26. I86 Fanner. Dave .............................................. 250 Fare. Kennefh F. ...................... I72. 246. 279 Farlin. Pat .................................................. I60 Farliner. Naoma R ......................... 233.260 Farrell. Berfha .......................................... I83 Farrel. Nancy I24. 263 Farris. Claude ......................................... I48 Farris. John T ............................................. 260 Farum. Elaine R ................................. 204.275 Faul. Myra ................................................ I40 FauseH. Don ........................................ 98. l58 Favero. Huberf ........................................ I70 Feagen. Margaref .................................... 245 Feak. Alice .......................................... 59. I38 Feasel. Roland B ....................................... 279 Feeley. Bill .................................................. l50 Fehlman. Dick .......................................... I64 Feldscher. Joanne .................................... I79 FeIeHo. Lou ................................................ 95 Felice. Barbara ........................................ I79 Felf. Roxie .................................................. I87 Fena. Bob .................................................... I68 Fendf. Pa+ .................................................. I22 Ferdinandson. Ed .................................... I62 Fernandez. Dorothy I79 Ferris. Sally .............................................. I36 Feuerbach. Rober'r M ..................... I58. 285 Fey. Dick .................................................... I50 Fichfner. Freeda ...................................... I83 Fields. John ................................................ 235 Fields. Rufh L ............................................. 269 Fikse. Eleanor l89 Filippi. Juane ....................................... I85 Finberg. Sfan ............................................ 226 Finch. Bill E ................................................. 285 Finch. David ........... , .......................... I62. 20l Fincher. Robin .......................................... I34 Finnell. John .............................................. I44 Finnigan. Paul ............................................ l58 Fiorini. Duane ........................................ 35. 76 Finch. Bill ............................................ l04. I05 Firda. Dick .................................................. ISO Fischer. Barbara .............................. I30. I79 Flaherfy. Charles F ................................. 263 Flaherfy. Fran ............................................ I44 Flanagan. Bob D ....................................... 248 Flanagan. Gail .................................. l2l. I38 Flanagan. Roger W ............. 3. 72. l56I 277 FlaHley. Merle .......................................... 98 Fleager. Sally ................................... , ........ I38 Fleckensfein. Bonnie ................................ l86 Fleming. Audrey ...................................... I38 Flefcher. Don ................................ 28. 29. 250 Flefcher. Ted .............................................. I44 Flood. Jay ........................ I43. l50. l04. l05 Floor. Eleanore A ..................................... 277 Flora. Jackie .................................... I40. 29I Flora. Ron .................................. 7. ...... l50.246 Flynn. Jeanne ............................................ I90 Flynn. Joan L ..................................... 269. l24 Fogarfy. Judy ............................................ I34 Foley. Marfha .......................................... l34 Fong. Jean S ............................................... 269 Fong. Yung .................................................. 250 Foofe. Jeanene ................................ 263. I34 Forbes. Barbara ...................................... I85 Ford. Connie .............................................. I34 Ford. 6. W. LDrJ ....................... . ............. 2I4 Ford. Stanley 263. I60. 226. 24l Forgey. Jackie .......................................... l87 Forman. Maryanne ........................ I38. l8l Formico. Anne .......................................... I34 Forsfer. Dick ........................................ 99. 95 Fosgafe. Muriel l9l Fossey. Dian .............................................. I36 Fossum. John W ......................................... 263 Foster. Marlene ........................................ I34 Fowler. Claire E ............................... 269. I86 Fowler. Coach Sfu .............................. 95. 99 Fox. Doug ................................... I44. 23I. 230 Fox. Marilyn .............................................. I26 Franks. Rifa ................................................ I30 Franfz. Garrison A ......................... 263.24l Frappier. Genevieve ................................ 286 Frasse. Mary Elizabeth ........................... l26 Frafzke. Karl .............................................. I66 Frazee. Kafhy ............................................ l24 Freear. Elmo .............................................. I68 Freeburg. Elaine G ................................. 282 Freeland. Virginia .................................. 239 Freeman. Bill W ............... 280. 28lI I72. 247 Freeman. Darlene .................................... I78 Freeman. James D ........................... 263. I66 Freitas. John .............................................. I48 Freifas. Leonard ...................................... l58 French. Laura L ......................................... 260 Frewaldf. Carol ................ l28. 24l. 263. 32 Frieberg. Gloria ...................................... I8l Friedberger. Diana Jo ............................ 204 Frigaulf. Julia .................. . ......................... I34 Frisfoe. Margaretta ................................ 228 Frizelle. Bill ................................ l5. 253.250 Frosf. Ardifh .............................................. 207 Fry. Befhel M ................................. . ........... 234 Fry. Jack F282 Fudge. Jack l50 Fuller. Sue .................................................. I40 Furey. Jack ................................................ 2l5 Furrer. Joann I93 Furfado. Jeanette ...................................... 26 G Galafea. John S ................................ I64.263 Gale. Patricia .................................. l32. 207 Galey. Don .................................................. 24I Gallardo. Louise ...................................... I79 Gambell. Muriel K269 Gamel. Jeanne .......................................... I30 Gandy. Jerry .............................................. I54 Gannon. Pat ............................................... I79 Gans. Lee ..................................................... I92 Garard. Margaret B ............................... 269 Garcia. Dick .............................................. I48 Garcia. Hal ........................................ 62. l58 Gardner. Bernie ........................................ I66 Gardner. Sally ............................................ l85 Garland. Anne ................................... I32. I92 Garrison. Glenn ......................................... l52 Garvin. Dick ................................................. I68 Gafes. Alice .............................................. I92 Gafes. John ............................................... ISO Gafes. Mary .............................................. I'9I Gauch. Virginia T ................... I40. I82. 280 Gaylord. Donald L ................................... 263 Geddes. June ............................................ I36 Gedryn. Bernard ...................................... I46 Gehrhardf. Edwin C ................................. 288 Gehring. Judy .......................................... I34 Gelhaus. Clark ......................................... I64 Geller. Barry .............. . ............................... 76 Gemignani. Bob ....................................... 247 Genfry. Arline ............................................ l26 George. Claire ........................................ I38 George. Ernie ............................................ I44 Giraci. Frank ........................................ 28. 250 Gerber. Shirley ........................................... I89 Geringer. Virginia .................................. l9l Gerry. Roberf .......................................... 269 Gervais. Carole F ..................................... 269 Gesler. Norm .............................................. I68 Geflik. Sfeve ............................................. 2l5 Geffer. Joanellen ............................ I22. 269 Ghahremani. Moayed ............................ 290 Giacomini. Rose C ........................... I79, 269 Gibbs. Jeanne .......................................... I30 Gibson. Bill ........................................ I04I I50 Giesick. Shirley ........................................ I93 Giger. Maryann ...................................... I90 Gildea. Lawrence F ................................. 248 Giles. Richard F ....................................... 263 Gillaspie. William .................................. I48 GilleHe. Ellen ............................................ I26 Gilman. Dave ............................................ 250 Gilmore. William A ................................. 282 Gilpin. Audrey A ..................................... 269 297 298 6iomeIIi, EIIo .-I52 6iorgi, MargareI A ............... I24 239,277 6iovenIeIII, Norma .................................. I24 6irvin, Jiml I48 6ivan, Joan ............................................... I84 6Iven, 6reIchen ................ . ...................... I40 6Iadson, BusIer ......................................... I50 Glass. Don ................. . ............................... I44 6Iass, Frank .............................................. 208 6Ieed, Dick ..... . ............................................. 95 Glenn, Joanne R ......................................... 283 6Iover, Ed ............................................... I70 Godshall, Charles .................................... 244 60foth, Bob ..................... . .............. I43, I48 60mes, Dolores ........................................ I40 60nIerman, PaI ...................................... I79 600d, Jan .I89 GoodIelI, PaI .................................... I79 204 Goodhue, Carolyn ................................. I26 Goodloe, Jean . ................ . ....................... I34 Goodman, David ...................................... I44 Goodrich, Nancy I89 Goodspeed, Doug. -.I58 Goodwin, Raymond L ......................... 275 Gordon, IDon ................................................ 73 60rdonI, Rex 8. I43, I46, 283 Gordon, SIanIey 269 60re, Diane ............................................... I30 60rman, RoberI 6.................I60, 237, 280 German, Sally C. ..................................... 277 Gossman, Marcy ....................................... l26 60IIhoId, Shirley .................................... 269 60udie, Hank I70 60ugh, Barbara ...................................... I36 60uIarIe, Lional B ........... 236, 24l, 263, 290 Gould, William ................................ I54, 200 60urler, Doris .................................. 209,269 6raff, yPIeIer B ........................................... 263 6raff: Rich .................................................. I44 6raff, Thomas 239 6rahaIm, Barbara ............................ I2I I30 Graham: Donald A.. ..263 Graham: Vernon L ......................... I56, 263 Graham, Glenn D. Jr.. ...................... 260 6raingeIr, Carole .................................... I38 6rainger, MarIan ..I87 6rande, HerIa ..I93 6ranewIch, Nancy 8 ............... I24, 228 283 6rannis, SIIuarI ................................... 64: 226 6ranI, Ifom A ................................ 248,I 263 6rasso, Barbara ...................................... I32 6raIIan, Virginia Lee .. 277 6rauer, Alan D ...........283 Gray, Barbara J .......................................... 269 Gray, BeIIy ............. . .................................. I79 6ray, Paula ............................. . ....... I85, 204 Gray behI, Rawland .................................. l50 6raybehl, Vaughn .................................... I50 6reen, HueIIe ......................................... I30 6reen, Juanie ...................... l6, I8, 35, I9l Greenback, Helene ................................. I78 6reenberg, Harry ............................ 95 I58 6reenberg, Mary Jane . .428 Greenberg, Myra ............................ I88, 20I 6reeno, Richard. .I68 6reewich, Nan 200 6regory, Boris ......................................... I58 Gregory, Louis ............................... 2I8, 235 6reiner, Sidney I79 6reneveld, Beverlee ...I84 6rey, Florence ............................................ I38 6rey ,SyIvia ............. . .................................. I89 6iffyer, Doralee ........... . .................... I36, 269 6riIIin, Fay- Jeanne ....... . .......................... I85 6rIffinI, 6aII ............................................... I89 6rifIIn, John L..... I70 237, 280 6rIffIn, Lenore ........................ I40, I79, 283 6rIffin, ThoraIee ....................................... I35 6riffiIh, 6ale .......................................... I30 6rigsby, Mrs. .............................................. I87 6rimes, Mary Alice ................................ I28 Grimmer, LaueIIa .I86 6risham, Nan ................................... I48 243 6roaI, Leslie ........................................... I24 6rohs, Diane ............................................... I30 6roIheer, Lorri ............................... I26, 269 6russ, KenneIh ........................................ I44 6ruweII, 6erry .......................................... I72 6ruwell, Iris Ann ....................... 73,239,277 6uido, 6Ioria .............................................. I32 6uIIand, Frances ............................ I83, 254 6ummersall, Cecil M263 6unn, EIizabeIh ........................................ I8I 6unnl Rosemary ............ , ................ I9I, 23!l 6unIer, 6eorge ............................. I62, 277 6uissi, Lorraine ...................................... 288 6uIIadauro, Jo ................................ I40, I79 H Haggard. Julia ................................ 260, 233 Haggard, H. WaIlace......................288, 250 Hagiwara, Leo 250 Hague, Jim I44 Hahn, Allen ...I48 HaIgII'II, BerI .I62 Haine, Tom ........................................ I50, I04 Haines, Ann I89 Hale, Frank .................................................. I54 Hale, Mary Jane I26, I8I Hale, Purman ............................................ I56 Hale, WaII .................................................. l54 Haley, PaIricIa ........................................... I79 HalfhiII, John E .......................................... 283 Hall, Donna ...................................... 269, I40 Hallawell, KenI ..I44 Halley Mary Ann. I89, 204 HaIImyeIrk, RoberI D ................................. 263 Halsey TIuck ................................ I44, 95, 99 HalIonI, CharIoIIe I84 Hamber, John W288 Hambly, Harry B... . 277 Hames, Arlene I28 HamiIIIon, Carlee 6. 269 HamiIIonI Donna P.. 286 HamiIIon, James W288 HamiIIon, PaI .. ............................ . .............. I87 Hammer, Richard ................................... l56 Hammerburg, Kthieen I35 HammeII, Ron ....................... . .................. I48 Hammond, Allene I32 Hammond, BarI 205 Hamra, JIm ...237 Hams, Barbara ..I80 Hancock, Lorraine ...27I7, 243 Handel, Ray ................................................. I68 Haner, Eudora ..283 Hanna, BIII ..-95 Hannaford, Kay I92 I26 Hannaford, Leslie .................... . ...... I90l 243 Hannagan, Harold ............................... I52 Hannah, Suzene ...l24 Hannon, David 250 Hansen, Allen A ....................... 263, I54, 226 Hansen, 6eraId .-I58 Hansen, Herb I58 Hansen, Karen 204 Hansen, Tor 98 Hansel .......................................................... I39 Haramaki, Anne ..................................... I9I HarberI, Dianne ........................................ I38 Harcleroad, Fred FI2 Harder, Ron I48 Harding, Eleanor ...................................... 204 Hardy, Matha .......................................... I30 Harelson, Norma Lee I89 HargeI, Jim ................................................. I46 Hargrave, JeaneIIe .I2l, I22 Harkleroad, Donna ..283, 22, 204I, 254 Harlan, Joan D... .. 2..7I7, I32, 22 HarlowI, Diane -.II24 HermacIer, RoberI D 277 239 Harmon, Don ................ . ................. I50, 235 Harman, Renee ...----..-..I35 Harmon, Wes ............................................ l50 Harold, Doris Anne I40, I79 Harp, John H 28l Harp, Pegi ................................................. I9I Harper, Geraldine 269, I36 HarringIon, Clifford ............................. I66 Harris, Alvin J........... ..........-..283 Harris, Bobbie .......................................... I26 Harris, Denny ............. , .................................. 99 Harris, 6ail ................................................. I79 Harris, Harold R ....................................... 283 Harris, Jack .................................................. 99 Harris, Jeanne ........................ . .......... I28, 29' Harris, Shirley M ..... . .............................. 263 Harris, Susan .................................... 269, I30 Harrison, Edward J ................................... 288 Harrison, Janice .239 Harriss, IRuie Ann. ..I9I HarIe, Enid M ......................... 269, I40, 254 Hath, Jackie .............................. I84, I38, 58 HarIman, Flossie ................................ . ...... Il85 HarIwelI, Jerry ......................................... I44 HarIwelI, June ........................................ I89 Harvey, Frank ............................................ I45 Harvey, James 250 Harvey, Joan ............................................ I32 Hass, Rod 95 HassEaIl, Mark ........................................... I05 HaIch, IMaIrin nne M ..... . .......................... 269 Hthaway, Jyoan ...................................... I78 Hthaway, Taylor .......... 263, l04, I05, 24I Haugaard, Jim .......................................... I48 Hawes, RoberI I64 Hawkes, Howard ............l48 Hawkinson, Fred 0 ............... .. ......... , ........ 288 Hayes, Louise ............................................. I8l Hayes, Marilyn I88 Hayes, RoberI .............. .. ....................... I56 Hayes, Shirley 238 Hayes, Vonnie ............................................ I82 Haywood, Chuck ................... . ......... I43, I62 Heald, Jerry ................................................ 95 Heffner, Harry ........................................ I50 Heffner, Mary ...................... . ........... I28, 243 Hekman, Ralph K ..................................... 263 HeidhoII, Eleanor J ...................... 277,243 Heiken, AIberI .......................................... I72 Heim. Phyllis ............................................... I93 HeImbecker. Roy ...................................... I60 HeInsen, Athur C .................................... I4 HeIsIer, Barbara ...................................... 245 Hekman, Ralph 238 Helmers. Don I50 Helmers, LeIa. -I80 HelseI, Jack L ..................... . .............. 263,238 HerieI, 6ail .............................................. l52 HeIngI, Lenore I32 Hempy, Ray ................................ . ....... I45, 43 Henderson, Jerry 95 Henderson, Joan ...I78 Henderson, RoberI. .. ...I64 Hendricks, EsIher IMrsI .I78 HenriquesI, Mary M.. .28 I36, 208 Henry Ihe VIII .......................................... I55 HenseI, Jim .................................................. 95 HensIer, Norma ..I86 HensIrand, Mona L ......................... 283,204 Hennessy, I6ail. -.-I80 HerberI, Elore .......................................... I36 Herder, PeIer D ........................................ 285 Herman, Ralph K ....................................... 248 Hernandez, John .............................. I52' I70 Hernandez, Philip E ................................ 269 HerIeI, Marlene B ................................... 269 Hesse, -...Beverly ........................................ I40 Hesse, George C ....................................... 280 HesIer, Susie ...................................... I92, I40 HesIon, AI ................................................ I56 Heyn, RoberI ........... . ................................. I48 Hickox, EvereII ......................................... I72 Hicks, Marilyn H...269 Hierlihy, Matha ...................................... l28 Higden, BeIIy ................. . ............. H243, 242 Higgins, Richard L... ...263 Hill, Bud ..l52 HiIIl Carol ........................................ 277 I22 HIII, Danny .................................................. 85 Hill, Doug .......................................... l52, I43 Hill, Orland 95 Hill, Richard I72 Hill, Warren .............................................. 239 HiIIeI, Denise ........................................... I35 Hilze, Dolores ......................................... I25 Hines, Beverly ............................................ l86 Hines, Mary ................................................. l88 HinIz, Rth ....................................... I38, I8I Hinshaw, KeiIh .......................................... I58 Hird, Jean .................................................. 205 HiIIner, Nancy A ............................ 277, I26 Hizer, IBeIIy ............................................... I93 Hi elrrII, Budy ......................................... I45, 98 HIobbsI, Joan ............................................. II85 HobelrInan, Mary Lou ........................... I32 Ho-cker, Bob ....... .. .................................. 248 Hocking, Carol ...................................... 234 Hodder, 6ary ......................................... l56 Hodge, Barbara .............................. 203,252 Hodges, Roy A ................... 275, I52,226 Hoepner, Bobbie ....... .. ......... 2l3, 245, 228 Hoffman, PaIricia .................................... I35 Hogan, SIeve ................. .. ...... . ............ I62 Hohener, Irene ........... . ............................. I25 HohmanI DoroIhy M ............................... 270 Holbein, CharIoIIe M ......................... 270 H9IbrooI,k Jere L ....................................... 263 HoIdernesIs, Geraldine ................... . ...... I32 Holland, Jack ......................................... I45 HoIIenbiarg, Barbara ............................. 270 HollIsIer, DoroIhy ................................. I89 HoIIowayI, Daynise ............ . .................... 243 Holm, Duane .............................................. I68 HolmIan, DoroIhy .................................... I26 Holmes, Carol Ann .................................. I92 HoII, AInne .................................................. I86 HoII, Nan ..I38 HoIIIon, Thomas ..l68 HolIz, Jane ........................................ 234,239 HoIIz, KtherIne J ..................................... 277 HomaI, Charles T.. ..-I46 Homah, Ralph .......................................... ISI Hood, IAI ...................................................... 99 Hops, Marilyn ............................................ I40 Hops, Marlene B.. ...205 Here, Carol ..I30 Horn, James .............................................. I45 HornIbrook, Jean F ................ 270, I32, l2I Hosford, Audrey ................................... I26 Hoskins, Wynn I66 HoIchkiss, Carol ............................. I36, I6 House, JaImes ........................................... I25I HousIon, RoberI ..................................... I46 Howard, Andy .......................................... I66 Howard, Corrine J ................... .. ...... 270, I25 Howard, John .......................................... I70 Howard, Leonsie B... ...286 Hey, Audrey Dorene 2.05 Hroynsoff. Ronald ..................................... I66 Hubbard. Don ................................ I5I, 253 Hudson, Bill . I60 Hughs, Alma I87 Hug hes, Barbara ...l83 Hughes, BeIsy ............................................ I9I Hughes, Ed ................................................... I46 Hughes, James .................................. I04 25I Hug hes, Joan R ................................. 270, I79 Hughes, Lillian A ....................................... 270 Hum phry, Alice S ................................... 288 Humphrer, Hal ........................................ I68 Hunsucker. Alice ..................................... I32 HunI, Deloris R ............. . ........................... 270 HunI, PaI I46 HunI, James I5I HunIer, Joan ..I26 Hurd, lBeverly .......................................... l30 HurIIman, Aggie ...................................... I79 HurII, JaImes ............................................. I56 HushaIw, BiII I5I, 32, 33 Hushaw, Charles ........................................ 288 Hussey, Margie L287 HuIIon, L. 6ranI275 Hyde, Florence I92 HbeerI, Herb 25I I Ibach, Mary L .................................. I22,288 Inglis, Nancy ............................................ I22 Ing Iis, Jim ......... ..- ..I66 Innes, Shirley Ann .................... 35, 243,252 Innes, Rth I: .............................................. 239 IoakirInedes, HeIen ...I87 Irving, CarrIIille ......................................... 283 Irwin, Chuck ..230 Irwin, Doris S .................................... I79, 270 IrwinI, Mary. Frances .............................. I79 lsh, SIaIIy ...I9I, 270 IIoI, ShunyiiL ............................................. 50, 250 J Jack, Mary BeIh........ .. I9l Jackson, EvereIIe .. 288 Jackson, HerberI 2II Jackson, Louise I35 Jacobsen, AI ............................................... I60 Jacobsen, Connie .................................... I28 Jacobsen, Mimi ........................................ I93 Jacobus, Barbara ...205 Jaeger, Julie ............................................ I90 James, Casey ............................................ I47 James, Marvyn ........................................ I56 JamesIon ,Mary PaI. ...I30 Jansen, 6Ierald H ..................................... 238 Jansen, Jackie ............................................ I89 JansenIs, Trudy .................................. .,l28 209 Jansse, Liz .................................................. I79 Janssen, Barbara ...................................... I35 JanIzen, Anne ..I22 JeffersoIn, Jerry -248 Jenkins, Richard A.. ..275 Jenkins, Marilyn 6 ........................... I28, 277 JenkineI,s Nancy ............................. I35, I79 Jenkins, Sue ............................ I84, 234, 270 Jennings, BeIIe Mae -.-283 Jennings, KthIeen 2.70 Jensen, Barbara ....................................... I9I Jensen, Ktherine ..I92 Jensen, Marilyn A... 34 207, 228, 245, 285 Jensen, RoberI .......................................... I45 JerabeIk, Roma L ....................... . ....... 220,283 JerahianI, 6ay -..I86 Jewell, JI.oye. ..I88 JimineIz, Joe .............................. 2I, I58, 226 JohanseIn, William .............. 3, 73, l56, 283 Johns, Mary Ellen .................................... l22 Johns, Merle 247 Johnson, Alice .......................................... I86 Johnson, Allen .......................................... I68 Johnson, Barbara ..................................... I28 Johnson, Bill. .63 Johnson, DonaId N ................. I54, 238, 263 Johnson, Earline ........................................ I28 Johnson, Ed ......................... . ........................ 99 Johnson, ForresI R ................................... 280 Johnson, JaneI .................................. I29, 234 Johnson, Jean ........................... I32, 245, 252 Johnson, Jim .95 Johnson, Joanne B :270 Johnson, Johnnie --I5l Johnson, KthIeen .. .. I29, l8l Johnson, KeiIh .......................................... I58 Johnson, Les .............................................. I69 Johnson, Marilyn M. ..-270 Johnson, Nancy -283 Johnson, Phy IIis ................................. I33, I38 Johnson, Rayy mond E ............................... 277 JohnsonI, Richard ...................................... I62 Johnsson, Karin ........................................ I36 JohnsIon, 6aIl .................................. I80, 2l2 JohnsIon, L. Vianne ................................ 260 JohnsIon, Nancy ........................................ l26 JohnsIon, Susan ........................................ I26 Jolly, Bob ....................................................... 2I JoIIy, Virginia ..................................... , ......... 63 Jone',s JaneI ................................................ I36 Jone'sI, John ................................................ I45 Jones, Joyce .............................................. I90 Jones, Karla R ....................... 3, 20, I40, 270 JoosI, Donna ...................................... I27, I80 Jordan, Jerry .............................................. I69 Jordan, John ...................................... 203,247 Jordano. PeIe ............................................ I48 Jorgensen, Clarence 288 JosI, Tom .................................................... l52 Joyce, Dee .................................................... 63 JuhIl Wes .................................................. -....99 Jukich. Dolores A. .................... I6, I36, 270 Jund, Adrian. .l05 Jurk, Jean R ...................................... I38, 270 K Kamm. Charles ..l48 Kane. Jim I47 Kane. Mary ........................................ I27. 270 Kaiser. BeHy Loul85 Kalor. Ellen 000 Kammerer. Cam ............... . ..................... l29 Karnes. Lois C.. W.....277 Karpen. Don ................................................. I47 Kashima. Mi'rsugi M263 Kaser. PaHi ........................................ I38. l87 Kafo. Emi .....-.283 Kafsos. Paul I73 Kauffman. BeHy . .......l27. 234 Kawazoi. Ken 253 Kazi-Girey. Rese M 264 Keagan. Kent ................................................ 95 Keafing. Gail ............................................ l29 Kechley. Marilyn ..................... 228.245. 285 Keene. Madonna l92.283 Keeney. Sandra I93 Keil. Chesfer L ............. 7 .......... l04. l05. 264 Keil. Pafricia R ............................ 7 ............. 2 88 Kelher. Sfanley L ............................. 208.28I Keller. Laren l38 Kelley. Bill 8280 Kelley. Nancy .................................... I33. I40 Kellogg. Leah I22 Kelly. Kafherine ........................................ I93 Kelly. Mary Lou ........................................ I38 Kelly. Paf .................................................. I79 Kemp. Don .................................................. l58 Kenly. Gerard l54 Kennedy. Carol 28 Kennedy. Delavan F237. 280 Kennedy. Helen I40 Kennedy. Bob ............................................ 24l Kennedy. Roberf S.. 24 Kensler. Charles ......Nl5l Kenf. Norma M ........................................ 270 Kessler. Thane C ........ - ............................... 264 KeHeringham. Diana M ............... I40. 270 Kevin. Lefifia A ......................................... 264 Key. Barbara I85 Kidder. Kafhleen F ......................... l4l.264 Killam. Mildred J.,.. ................................. 280 Killen. Nancy ............................ 228. 245. 285 Kilsfrom. Sfan .............................................. 99 Kimura. Lincoln .......................................... 85 King. Barbara J ...... , ...... 7 ......... I22. 234. 270 King. Bonnie ..................................... . ......... I92 King. Carolyn A .............................. 62. 270 King. Duane K ............................... ....63. I66 King. Gary ..............l57 King. George ............................................... 99 King. Ida Ann ........................................... I36 King. Judifh ............ . ..................................... I38 King. May ...................................................... l86 King. Mary Nell ................................ I30. I85 King. Paf ..... 7 .................................................... l9l Kingsfon. Sandra ...................................... I35 Kinney. Raymond .................................... 2ll Kirchner. Lois M ................................ I35. 270 Kirkland. Cynfhia ........................... I36. I78 Kirwin. David .............................. I73. 247 Kissick. Dick .................................. I62. 24l Klein. Edwin ................................................ 20l Klinger. Nancy .......................................... I27 Klifza. Pa? ................................................ 202 Knapp. Kafhy ............................................ I89 Knapp. Shirley .................................. I35. 252 Knighf. Elvira M ........................................ 270 Knighf. Ron ................................................. I66 Knopf. Arthur E .......................................... 288 Koch. AI 208 Koff. Dolores .............................................. 2I6 Koenig. BeHy ............................................ 270 Koenig. Joan S., ....................... MI. 234. 270 Koenig. Susan ........................................... l88 Kohler. Richard E 280 Koivisfo. Rollo ................................. l04. l05 Kong. Sue ................ , ............................... I93 Konigsmark. Joseph D ...................... 290 Konon. Michael .......................................... I70 Kopeland. Marvin ................................ I57 KoHinger. Margof ..................... 3 ................ I92 Koufney. Evelyn ....................................... I84 Kouns. Paul M ............................................. 264 Kovalik. Maryanne .................................. 243 Kovas. Glenn L ........................................... 264 Kraff. Gerald F. . .................................... 283 Kramer. Eleanor , .................................... I90 Kransky. Valere J ............................... 288 Krause. Bill ............................................... I62 Kreyenhagen. Edward ............................ I48 Krieger. Dorofhy I25 Krisfensen. Marilyn J., ................... I86. 270 Krueger. Alberf ........................... .. ............ 235 Kruse. Marian J ................................. I29. 270 Kruse. Roberf L ....................... 2l l. 226. 275 Krufh. Judifh U .............................. 243.277 Kubas. Mike .................................... I60I 247 Kuhn. Don ............................ 7 ..................... l58 Kumagi. Bill .............................................. 2l5 Kumano. Tom T ....... 7 ................................... 264 Kunfz. Eleanor .......................................... I9I Kusfer. Roberf ......................................... 2l2 Lacey. Barbara I4l LaFranchi. Diane l.. , 260 Lagan. Suzanne V 277 Lage. Carol . .6 .-.........l25 Laine. Dof l80 Laird. Jerry ............................................... I47 LambI Nancy l3l. I79 Lamberf. Arfhur ............................. l04. I05 Lamberf. Thomas J ................264. 250 LaMonk. Geren W260 Lamson. Bill ISI. 99 Landicho. John .................. 64. 238. 25I Lane. Frederick S l57 Lane. Thomas .............................................. I62 Lange. Gladys C.. Lange. Roberf C.... 260 Laning. Barbara I35 Lansdale. Dick l59 Lanyon. Mr. Milfon ................................... 35 Largenf. Alice L..-... ....--..-...270. I82. 20 Larrigan. Maureen .. 6. l88 Larson. Donna ....l79. 205. 234 .277.I9I.243 Larson. Gene LCapr ............................. 95 Larson. Ray ................................................ I52 LascuriHes. Neil ..................................... I48 Lasher. Marion .................................. I88. I35 Lafe. Pafsy I90 LaTeer. Marilyn ........................................ I88 Laub. Melvin ............................................... I04 Laugenour. Bob I48 Laugenour. Lee I48 LaVaque. Jackie ............................... I38. I79 Lavery. Paf .. I36 Lavin. Joanne S.. 270 Lavin. William R ....... . ............................... 288 Lawson. Bill I64 Leal. Milford A ....................... 264. I59. 238 Lease. Gus I59 LeBaron. Ann I87 LeBaudour. Rose M .......................... 277. Ml Ledford. Freda M .............. . ........................ 270 Lee. Tony ..................................................... l57 Lee. Birdie .................................................. I92 Lee. Dodee ................................................. I36 Lee. Lily .............................................. 264. 205 Leeds. Mariorie J .................. 270. l25. 234 Lesse. Claire J ................................... 264. l3l LeFevre. Claudia ................................ MI. 73 Legan. Suzanne I27 LeggeH. Paf I29 Lehmkuhl. Lee I63 Lehr. Mary Kay.... ........I36 Lehfinen. Joanne .................... 277.273. I4l Leidig. Kathy I4l Leiion. Pauline l33 Leininger. Margaret C...............-...277. 234 Leisi. Joanne l80 Lemke. Barbara I89 Lennon. Mary I35 Leo. Anne L ........................................ 27I. I93 Leo. Paul F .................................................... 288 Leonard. Thomas 2ll I 92 LerWill. Joyce .. Lerwill. Marya A27l. I22 Leslie. David K ................................ 275. l52 Lessler. Ken ......................................... I70. 247 Lester. Howard I45 LeHernich. Rayna . I79 Levy. Aaron l57 Lewis. Jane L... ...........278. 29l Lewis. Marilyn . ,. I22 Levin. Bucky I43. I64 Leyva. Richard .......................................... I60 Liefrinck. Norma R27l Ligda. Paul I59. I43 Lillibridge. Thomas F264 Linder. Doris .............................................. 2l9 Lindholm. Joanne .................................. l27 Lindsey. Rober'r ................................ IS. 253 Lindsfrom. Frank ..,..u....l48. I43 Ling. Arfhur A .................................. 264. I63 Lins. Leanne A .......................................... 278 Linsfedf. Rhondda ................................... I79 LinscoH. Don ............................................ 224 Lippolis. Emily ................................. I25. l6 Lippolis. Frances A ......................... 27l. I25 LiHle. Marvin ............................................. I60 Lobue. Joe ...... , ...................................... 62. 64 Lochard. Joan ........................................... I35 Loeffler. Elizabefh .................................... 62 Lomax. Joan 243 Long. James D ........... ,8 .............................. 275 Long. Jerry ...... , ......................................... I45 Long. Phyllis ...................................... I80. I25 Lopes. Ron I47 Lopez. Joseph .................................. 280. I73 Lopez. Mary Lucille .............................. I79 LoPresf. Carol .......................................... l27 LoPresfo. Pefe I69 Lorenzo. Gloria ...................................... l82 Larrigan. Maureen .................................. I25 Lo+z. Audrey .............................................. I90 Lofz. Nafhalie l ......................................... 28I Lofz. Sallee ............................... I38. I6. 254 Love. Rufh ...........6..27I. I82 Low. Lily ..................................................... 264 Low. Shirley I93 Lowrey. Jackie I36 Lowry. Robin 27l Loze. Anna 2l6 Lucas. Carol ............................................ I36 Lucas. Jack ................................................ I64 Luckhardf. John ........................ I48. 253. 248 Luefgens. Robert ....................................... I47 Lukas. Gloria .................................... V .......... 238 Lum. Jacqueline I3l Lum. Robert .............................................. 283 Lund. Annie Laurie...,...4..................I38. I79 Lund. Arf ...................................... I48. I6. 226 Lund. Bobbie ...................................... I22. 252 Lundberg. Anne-Marie ..............83. l25 Lundquisf. Mary K. ................................... I37 Lundy. Bill I48 Lynch. James .............................................. I47 Lynch. Tom ...................... . ........................... I47 Lyons. Tom ............................... . ................... 95 M Macauley. Sandra .................................... I37 MacDonald. Claire V. I87 Macdonald. Jack ....-..l45 MacGregor. Don I53 Machado. Marlene .. I79 Mackley. Paf l85 MacLean. Conni ................ , ...................... I38 Maddox. Ken ............................................. I47 Maddux. Ru'rh L ...................... 27l. 204.205 Maeda. Sumi ...................................... 27l. 2l4 Magaddino. John ............. l59 Maginn. Ann ........................ , ..................... I78 Magnasco. Rosemarie ....................... MI. 28 Magnuson. Charles R ....................... 264. I5l Maier. Elaine ............................................ I79 Maier. Helen A ................................. 264.236 Meier. Sally ................................................. 245 Maier. Karlen ............................................ I88 Maior. Peggy .............................................. l4 Mallen. Wendy .......................................... I79 Malmberg. Jackie ............................ I82. I29 Malone. John E ............................... 275. I59 Maloy. Carol .............................................. I86 Mancine. Charles .................................... l59 MacFarland. Richard ............................. 264 Manfre. Ben ........................................ I43. I60 Mangum. Bobbie ................................... I39 Manildi. Roberf A ..................................... 283 Mann. Carol .............................................. I39 Mann. Iris .................................................. 243 Mann. Ronald .......................................... l04 Manning. Lon .............................................. 2l Maramofe. Mich ........................ . .............. I53 Marchand. Merle .................................... l9l Marchoke. Rifa A ................................... 278 Marcuson. Keifh E ..................................... 275 Mardesich. Barbara S ............................. 285 Mardesich. Nicholas. J. ........................ 264 Mardesick. Doris ............................ I22' I73 Mariner. Joan ............ V ............................... l33 Marks. Jim .................................................. I49 Marks. Margie .......................................... l3l Mariner. Joan ....................... . ..................... 29l MacKenzie. Pafricia .............................. 234 MarlaH. Joseph M ................................... 260 Marlo. Jack ................................................ l5l Marquardf. Bill ........................................ 278 Marsh. John .............................................. I54 Marshall. Floyd ........................................ 280 Marshall. James A ................................... 275 Marshall. Nancy ........................................ l23 Marshall. Roberf ........................................ 76 Marfara. Doris ........................................... l87 Mafheson. Sally ........................................ 239 Mar'rin. Alberfa ...................................... I37 Marfin. Rev. James ................................ 225 Marfin. Skip .............................................. I63 Marfin. John .................................... 207. 2l7 Marfinsen. Diane ............................ l29. 252 Marfinson. Nora ........................................ l4 Mason. Marilyn ........................................ I93 Mason. Ray ................................................ I69 Mafhias. Dolores ............................ 252. 24l Mafson. Dick ............................................ I64 Mafsumofo. Christine ............................. I93 Maisumofo. K. Jessie ............................ 27l Maer. Marilyn ...................................... I3I Mafulich. Benny ................................ ISI. 99 Mau. Ernesf ................................................ 235 Mayer. Pearl .............................................. l86 Mayer. Rifa L ............................................... 27l Mayhew. Charles .................................... I45 Mayhew. Judy .................................... l9l. 205 Mayle. Gerry ............................................... '27 Maynard. Byron ........................................ 235 Mayville. E. Anne27l Mazee. EmmeH Raferfy ........................ l53 Mazzanfi. Gilda ........................................ 243 Meckel. Henry .......................................... 242 Meckel. Pefer ............................................ l6l Medcraff. Kafhryn ........................ WI. 205 Meds. Jeraldine A ........................... 27!. 205 Meecham. Sandy ...................................... l8l Meek. Elvin ....... . ......................................... I66 Meek. Larry .......................................... ., ....... 95 Neiderhoff. Nellie .................................... 243 Menacho. Marie .......................................... 208 Mendes. Zaca OW .. . ...H,,..--28l Menges. Gene 85 Merle. Muffef . l27 Merlino. Genevieve M .............................. 27l Merrick. Carol ........................ l80. MI. 205 Merriman. Nancy ....................................... I3l MerriH'. Paul ...................................... 237. 25l Meschendorf. Virginia .................... 27!. I37 Meschi. Ida ........................................ 27!' I39 Me'rherall. Bobbe ........................ . ......... I39 Meuller. Marilyn .................................... I3l Mevious. Helen ....................................... l27 Meyer. Carol ............................................. 24l Meyer. Phyllis ............................................ I37 Meyers. Emily .................................. I39. l87 Meyers. Trish ................ I39. I87. IS. 54. 2I Meyers. Twilla ........................................ I87 Michaelian. Marion ...................... l84. 243 Michaud. Mari .......................................... I85 Middleton. Lu'rha M .................................. 278 Mihara. Mifsuge ...................................... 278 Miley. William D ..................... 283.227. I5l Milias. George C. Jrl4 Milichevich. Nich ....................................... 2H Miller. Carolyn C ........................... 278. l27 Miller. Dick I49. l04. l05 Miller. Floyd ................................................ 227 Miller. Frances 483 Miller. Harry .......................................... ...206 Miller. James L ......................................... 264 Miller. Marilyn .......................................... I35 Miller. Nancy ............................................ l88 Miller. Richard ........................................ l5l Miller. Thomas R. Jr264 Milligan. Pai ............................................ I45 Milligan. Wilma L ........................... 27l. '84 Milner. Cal ................................................ l6l Miner. Barbara L ..................... 27l. I85. I23 Minium. E. W25l Miramon. Joan ........................................ I79 Mifchell. Adrienne M ........................... 28l Mifchell. David F ..................................... 280 Mifchell. Diane ........................................ l4l Mifchell. Jackie ........................................ I33 Mifchell. Joy .................................... l29. I52 Mifchell. Ken ............................ l54. I43. 255 Mitchell. Laurence .................................. l04 Mitchell. Margaref ........................ I92. I39 Mifchell. Orville K ................................... 285 Mifchell. Pefe .......................................... I45 Mizufune. Mifzi ......................................... 27l Mloker. Marlene ...................................... 283 Modre. Rosalie ........................................ 283 Moellering. Jeanne ................................ I29 Moellernig. William .............................. 208 Moesle. Robert J ............................. 278. I45 Mohler. Eric .............................................. 235 Molinari. Marilyn .................................... I33 Moller. Eric .............................................. 200 Moller. Lois ............................................... 283 Mollison. George ...................................... l53 Mollohan. Marilyn .................................. l3l Mondora. Lorna .............................. l29. 233 Mong. Judy ................................................ I37 Moniz. Yvonne .......................................... l25 Monnier. Richard .................................... I70 Monroe. Henry ........................................ I63 Monsen. Carl .............................................. 95 Monfalvo. Martin .................................... 25l Monfeifh. Phil ............................................ I45 Monfgomery. Marilyn l3l Monfgomery. Wayne ...................... l55. 29! Moore. Donna .......................................... M! Moore. DoHie A ............................. 264. I33 Moore. Gin ......................................... . ...... l89 Moore. Joan ............................................... 264 Moore. Richard ........................................ I64 Moore. Rifa A ........................................... 27l Moore. Rosalie .......................................... I86 Moore. Virginia ........................................ 225 Moreland. BeHy Ann ............................ I39 Morey. Tom .............................................. I49 Morgan. Douglas W ....................... 27l. l59 MorganI Paul ............................................ l5l Mori. Marlene .......................................... I93 Mork. Donald J ......................................... 290 Morrill. Joanne E ............................. 27L l27 Morris. Barbara L. .................... 27l. l89. 201 Morris. Dale .............................................. 2l2 Morris. Diane ............................................ l9l Morris. Joan Ann .................................... I87 Morris. Jim ........................................ I45. 20 Morrison. Jerry .......................................... I69 Morrison. Lee .................................... I90. I8 Morrison. Paf .............................................. 35 Morrow. Hal .................................... l5l.253 Morse. Marfha ........................................ I9l Morse. Mary Ruih .................... 283. I33. 205 Morfara. Barbara .................................... l39 Morfara. Doris ................................ 139.I87 Morfon. Barbara ...................................... I79 Morfon. Joanne 200 Morfon. Pafricia .................................... 283 Mosher. Norberfa F.., .................... 27l. I33 Mosher. Ray .............................................. l6l Mosunic. Frank ........................................ 247 MOH. Bob .................................................. I63 Mouaf. Lawrence H ................................. 63 Mueller. John H2264. I43I I63. 255. 24l 299 300 Muller. Else .............. . ...................... I78.'l37 Munday. Jim ......................................... , ..... I47 Murakami. Hidori .................................. I9I Muranako, Haruko ................................. I83 Murchie, Sally .......................................... I39 Muren. Joe ................................................ I53 Murison. CharloHe ...................... I27, 234 MurphyI Barbara ............................. I37, I78 Murphy. Hugh .......................................... I64 Murphy. Mary .......................................... I84 MurphyI Midge ......................................... I35 Murphy. William H ................................... 264 Murray, Doris ............................................ I89 MussoI Dorothy ........................................ 27l MussoI Frank ............................................ 264 MuzzioI David ............................................ 283 Myersl Marilyn ........................................ I27 Myers. Mary Ellen .................................. 205 McAlisfer. Roberf .................................... I47 McAllisi'erI Garland E ................... l47.27l McAllis+er. Jo Anne ................ 2I, l27l 252 McBridel Eileen ........................................ 235 McCabe. Harriet ............................ I3II I79 McCall. Margaret A ............. l2ll I3I,27l McCann. John .......................................... 248 McCarthy. Jerry ....................... . ............ I45 McCarthy, Ralph .................................... I49 McCaughnal Janice ...................... l3ll 27l McClelland, Tom .................... I69. 237l 280 McClinfic. David ...................................... 288 McClinficI Jean ........................................ 27I McCoIlaml William .............................. I45 McCorklel Robert .................................... I73 McCorrisfon, Collen ...................... l39l I79 McCoy. BeHy L ....................... l84.236,264 McCrum. Joan .......................................... l3l McCulley, Leonard ........................ I47. 227 McCullough, John .................................. I53 McDermoH, Tom ..................................... l5l McDonald, Doug .................................... l05 McDonald, Mary ...................................... l23 McDonell. Bruce B ......................... I63I 264 McDougalIl Kafhleen .............................. I37 McElkinneyI Ann .................................... I78 McFaddinl George ........................ I49, 253 McFall. Janeen .......................................... l9l McFauIl Claire .......................................... I93 McFaull Jane ............................................ 208 McGee. Barbara A...V ............... 63. 64, 278 McGiloray. Georgia C ........................... 27I McGowen. Edward .................................. 280 McGrafh. James ...................................... 24 McGuire. Dave ........................................ 232 McGuireI Douglas .................................. 287 Mclnfyre. Saundra ................................ l27 MclverI Marguerite ...................... I78, 232 McKayI Arfhur .......................................... I47 McKee, Joan F ........................................... 278 McKee, LoreHa ...................................... 283 McKenneyI Edward ................................ I57 McKenzie, Caroline M ................... l4lI 27l McKibbin, Jeannie H ................ . ......... 278 McKiernan. Meredifh ............................ I88 McKim, Gerry ............... v .................. I27I I88 McKinleyl Tink .......................................... I39 McKinney, George ................................... l54 McKinnon. Mariel .................. 57. l2l. I39 McKinsfry. Earl .................................. . ...... I5I McKiHrick, Margaref G. .................... 288 McLaughlinI Carole ................................ I88 McLauchlanl Marian ....... , ..................... 28I McLeanl James M. .................................. 288 McLeanl Paf ............................................. l3l McLellan, Marian L ................................. 27l McLeod. Gordon E ........................... l53, 275 McLeodI Marion ...................................... 239 McLeod. Marion ............................ 234I 278 McLind; Mary .......................................... l83 McMasi'erl Earl T ..................................... 27! McMillanI Della ...................................... l4l McMurrayl Dean ...................................... I45 McMurfy, James ............................ I66. 283 McNeil. Pe're ............................................... 85 McPeak, Rod .............................................. 99 McPhee, Jule .............................................. l82 McPherson. Cloy ...................................... l8I McPherson, Dale ....................... I49 McPherson .Donald M ................... I69. 278 McRaeI Donald R ............................. I60, 28! McRae. Nancy .......................................... I87 McTighe. Pa? .................................... I35, I78 N Nagafoishi. Chiyeko G. .......................... 264 Nagengasf, Thomas ................................ I73 Nakagawa. Marfha ................................ 264 Nale. George W ............................. I66, 280 Narbaifz, Rayna .................................... I23 Narimafsu, Ben ........................................ 275 Nash, Valerie ............................................ 243 Naur. Nora ......................................... 236, 265 Neall Pafricia A.. ..................................... 265 Neary. Pafricia ................................ I4I, I79 Neebling, Fred ........................................ I59 Neibaur. Mrs. .......................................... I78 Neilsen. Barry ..................................... I49 Neilson, Nancy I27 Nelson. Bonnie ........................ ,....l23 Nelson. Charlene ................... , ............... l27 Nelson. Jan ................................................ I89 Ness. Anita ................................................ I78 Neuhardf, Doro+hy L ................................ 278 Nevillel Ray .............................................. I63 Newbern, Marilyn .................................... I80 Newberry, Joan ........................................ I85 Newby, Dr. Lee .................. , ................... .- 35 NewmanI Joyce ................................ I33I l88 Newmanl Judy .......................................... l4l Nicolaus, Vicky ............................. .,..I4I, l84 Nichols, Joan .................................. 30. I39 Nichols. Lavern ...................................... l6l Nicholson. Mari ........................ 7 ............. I78 Nicholson. Mary E .......................... MI, 272 Nieburl Bob ............................................. I65 Niederhoff, Nellie M. ............ . ............ 272 Nielsenl Janef .......................................... I88 Nielson. Nancy ........................................ I26 Niemela. Mark ........................................ l59 Nigro. Tony ........................................ I63, 235 Nisan. Priscilla ........................................ 272 Nishihara. Misaki M. ...................... 238, 265 Nockl Paf .................................................. I27 Norris. Barbara A.. .................. 22l, 245, 285 Norrisl Eleanor ........................................... l85 Nori'onl Larry I57 Norwood, Marilyn A ................................. 272 Noxon. William R265 Novak. Shirley ........................................ I37 Nowneiad. Sirouss .................................. 2l9 Nuernberg. Sherry ,,,,,,,,,,,, I6, I39, 252 Nugenf, Nancy l29 Nunesl Don ................................................ I45 Nunes, Gloria LW ...... , ........... 265,238 Nunes, Marian ......................................... I86 Nye, Pa'r ...................................................... l3l Nygren, Elaine .......................................... 205 Nyehari'I Beverly ...................................... I93 0 Oakleaf, Ru'rh ................ I4l, I90, 205. 234 Oakley, Dorofhy ........................................ l25 O'Beirne. Raymond ................................ I73 Oberg, Edwin W. .................................. 278 O'Brien. Denny ........................................ I65 Ochi. Shun .................................................. 26! OdeshoveI Don ........................................ I59 OeserI thyl ................................................ I29 Okawa. Kikuko ....................................... 265 Oliver, Marilyn .............................. l27. 265 Oliver. Marzeffe .................................... I3l Oliver. Sfeven ................ I49, 227, 24l, 265 Olivefe. Violef ........................................ 236 OlsenI Eric W ................................... 249I 265 Olsen. Gerald I67 OlsenI Mary Lou ..................................... l25 Olsonl Bill .................................................. 232 Olfman. Ray .............................................. I57 O'Milll Carrie ........................................ I86 O'NeilI Mary Clare ........................ l25,272 O'Neil. Missy .......................................... I35 Opulencia, Fred .................................... I73 Oreyl Jo Ann ............................................ l82 OrlandoI Joyce M. IS. 28, l29I 235I 254 Orlando, Pefer ........................................ I63 Orr. Clarence R. ,,,,,, .. .......................... 265 Orr. Dick .................................................... I70 Orfega, Helen ........................................ I82 OsborneI Joyce ............................. 63, I25 OsborneI Vera Lee .......................... l27, I8I Osmond. Lynne ............................. I39, I78 Osorio, Herman E ........................... I69,288 Osorio. Jack ............................................... I69 Osferman. Shirley .................................... I39 Osfhues. Sally .......................................... I93 Osfrom. Merle .......................................... I84 Ofa, Bernice ............................................ 272 OHer. Beverley C ............ , ........................ 288 OHer. Lorrence J ..................................... 280 Over. C. H. Roger .......................... 248. 290 Overson, Wesley ...................................... I65 Owen. Charlene ................................. MI, 272 Owens, Dolores ........................................ l86 Owens, Lee ................................................ 285 P PaccioreHi. Marge ................................ 288 Padden. Bob I63, 24, 253 PageI Colleen .......................................... l27 Page. Gary ................................................ l5l Page. Paf .................................................. I33 PalmaI Ronald ................................ 265I I59 Palmquisi. Andrea 6 ............................... 285 Panelli. Gloria .......................................... I79 Panfoskev. David J..........V..265, I45, 24. 35 Pappa. Henry ............................................. I47 Pariani. Roberf F ................................ .....265 Park. Barbara Rae .................................... 272 Park. Gary ............................... .............. I69 ParkinsonI Jane1L ........................................ l89 Parkinson. Lois M ............................. 265, I79 Parlier. Judifh A ........................................ 272 Parlier, Pauline ........................................ 238 Parreira. Louise ...................................... I79 ParroH. Ann .............................................. l9l Parry. Mariy . I86. 204 Parsons. Paul Jr280, 237 Pasquali. Peggy .......................... 7. ......... I33 Pasquini. Lea .............................................. I39 PassmoreI David ....................................... I70 Pafe, Jerry ................................................ I45 Patrick, Danilla J ........................... 288, I90 PaHerson, Ernes'r G ............................... 238 PaHison, Diane ................................ I80I l29 PaHon, Beverlee ...................................... I83 PaHon. Peggy .......................................... l29 Paul, Shirley F .................................... 272, I86 Payne, John S. . ....................... 276l 227I I67 Payfon. George T ................... 280. I73I 246 PealI Dolores l ................................... I92, l23 PearsonI BeHy Jean ................................ I39 Pearson. Marianne .................................... l29 Pearson. PeGgy ................................ I37, I79 Pearf, Li Lian C ................................. 283' I86 Pederson! Don l53 Pedley, Cafheryn .................................. 272 Pedone, Rosemarie .................................. I33 Peirona, Madeline .......................... 272' I79 Pekochl Rufh .................................... I27. I26 Pelliccione, Gloria ................................ I79 Pelfier, Ed I45 Penfoldl Kay ............................................. I22 PenroseI Gloria A ................................... 272 Peraldo. Delphine ................................... 284 Peraldo. Josephine ................................. l25 Percy. Bill ....................................................... I47 PerezI Laura ............................................... 28! Perona, Madeline ........................ , .......... 242 Perkov, Marilyn ......... 7 ...................... I22, 34 Perreira. Anfhony .................................... I69 Perrin. Donald .......................................... 25l Perry. Bill ............................................ 85, 244 Perry. JeaneHe ........................................ 245 Perry, Mary Lou ...................................... I35 Perryl Sylvia ................................................ I29 Perry. Vern .................................................. l8 Perfino. Dorofhy A. ........................ I79,272 Pefer. Eldon ................................................ I70 Peiers. Lloyd W. Jr ......................... I63I 265 Peferson, Ar'r ............................................ I49 Peterson, Barbara .................................... I37 Peferson, Donna ...................................... I86 Peferson, thel 6 ..................................... 284 Peferson, John .......................................... l59 Peferson, Roberf Q ............................... 249 Peferson, Walfer .................................... I49 PeHiH, Roberfa M ................................... 272 Pezzello. James F ....................................... 288 Pfings'rI Joan .................................. I37I I78 Pfifzer, Dan ................................................. I45 Pfifzer, Jack .............................................. l6l Pfifzer, Marilyn .............................. l27. I79 Phillips, Dick .............................................. I45 Phillips, Elaine .......................................... 2I0 Phillips, Ermine ........................... , ............ I87 Phillipsl Frank .......................................... l6l Phillips, Liz ................................................ l87 Phillips, Max ........................................ : ..... I73 Phillips, Pafricia ...................................... 2H Phillips. Russ ........................................ 95 Pia. Louis ................................................... I49 Pickford. Joan ........................................ l29 Pickle. Bill .................................................. l57 Pickarf. Mary Louise .............................. 272 PickeringI Leona ...................................... I89 Pieracci, Mrs. .......................................... l9l Pieracci, Gerald ................ , ..................... I59 Peraccini, Barbara ................................. I83 Perce, Duane ............................................ 2H Priser, Sfeve .............................................. I49 Pigarow. Helen ................................ 2I8, 235 Pippin. Barbara .............................. l4lI 272 Pisa. Frank .................................................. l59 Pisanol Jan and Rocci .......................... 230 PiHman. Sue I3l PiHsl Fred .......................................... I43, I6I Piffs, Leola ................................................ l9l Plan'r, Charlene ........................................ I3l Plaus, Carol .............................................. 272 Planf. Tim ................................................ 255 Plehiers. Sondra ............................... I37. 265 Pless. Norma ...................................... l39, l84 Plefz. S'ranley ............................................ I69 PlinskyI Leo ................................................ l6l Poe. Roger .................................................. I69 Pohle, Ed .................................................... I63 Pohlhammer, Carl E ....................... 289. 224 PolaI Bernie ...................................... I63, l05 Polkl Lon 285l 255 PolzinI Ann ................................................ I90 Poolman, Edifh ...................................... I27 Poolman, Sabia ...................................... l27 Pope. Edward N ................................. 280. 70 Pope. Pafricia A ............ .................. 272 Por'rer, Bill .................................................. 95 Porfer, Joan ............................................... I86 PoriLerI Ola Gail ...... , .................... , ........ I4I Posfal, Paisy ...................................... MI. 73 Powell, Pa'r ................................................ I25 Powers, Tom .............................................. l5l Pracna. Joan C ......................... 265. I23, 236 Praefzel. Carol .......................................... l4l Prange. E. M. Dr ..................................... 245 Praff. George H ............. 7 .............. . ............ 272 PraH, Loren I45 PraH. Lowell 6-.. .-.l70 Pratt. Pafricia ................................. 278I I85 Pres'ronI Ernest R. Jr ..................... 265l I45 Price, Jerry ................................................. I45 Price. Sue .................................................... l87 Pride, Beafrice ........................................ I93 Prienl Merle ............................................. l9l PrimmI Alice .............................................. l23 Prince, Marilyn ........................................ l23 Proufy. Carolyn . .................................... I27 Pryor. Don J.,. .................................... 265l l55 PryorI John ........................................ I69l 255 Puialef, Rifa ............................................... 280 Pulanco. Tonya .......................................... l83 Purchesl Reba .......................................... l23 Purdy. Bill .................................................. 235 Purdy, Nancy .............................................. 272 Pufnam. Eunice ........................................ l86 Q Quemeni'. Coleffe ......................... 272, I37 Quinn, Brian .............................................. I65 Ouirin. Marilyn l3l Quisenberry, Leo .................................... l6l Queensl Beverly ...................................... l86 R Raban. Beverly , I80 Rabanus, Frances ....... 272. Ml, 72I l2l. 3 Redford, Keifh .......................................... I49 RafaHi. Barbara ..................................... I79 RafloskiI Roberf ............ 7 ............. H ......... I55 Ragsac. Roberf V. ,7 723777276, 2l5 Raine. George ....................................... 25l Raley. Joyce ............................................. l9l Ramos. Juanifa ....................................... I79 Ramp. Hank ............................ 253. I69. I43 Ramsey, Warren ........................................ 24I Randell Sue .............................. I80. I29, 205 RandolphI Joan ........................................ l29 Raney, Jay ........................................ I73. 247 Raney, Kay .................................................. 235 Rankin. Carol E ................................. 278, I37 Rapley. Bernice ......................... 272, I29. 254 RasmussenI Donna .................................... 272 Rasmussen, Louis .................................... l59 Rau, Emma M ........................................... 239 Ray. Jack I65 Redell, Dick .............................................. I63 Redmond, Don ........................................ I69 Reed, Ari .......................................... l57, 2I7 Reed. Bob .................................................... l57 ReedI Dolores ............................................ l86 Reeher. Joan .............................................. I4I Reesl Pa'r .................................................... l4l Reese, Richard .......................................... I65 Regerl Cara ........................................ 272, 32 Rego. Francene A289 ReichI Carolyn L ..................................... 285 Rein-hardf, Eleanor .................................. I89 Reinke, Donald ............. , .......................... 30 Reinsfedf. Marilyn ......... , ............. I78. I33 Reiswig 6MrsJ .......................................... I88 Rei+er. Edward D ...................................... 265 Remelmeyer. Barbara F. .................. 278. 62 Rendahll Jerry .................................. I43l I65 Rennels. Pafricia ...................................... 272 Renfh, Rober'ra .......................................... I87 RenzI BeHy ................................................ I3l Renz. Carol M ......................... 26L I3l.233 Renzel, Ann ................................................ I37 Renzel, Susan ...................................... I37, 252 Repp. Darral R ........................................... 289 Reschke, Janice ........................................ 243 Resefar, Anna Louise .............................. I79 RevazI Ca'rherine B. ........................ 272' I23 ReynoldsI AI .............................................. I45 Reynolds. Barbara .................................. I25 Reynolds. Jesse ....................................... 238 Reynolds' Joyce ...................................... I29 Reynolds, Sheila .............................. I79I I4l Rhensfrom, Kay ........................................ I85 RhodesI Leonard E. ................................ 284 Rhodes. Roberf D. ................................. 289 Rich, Dorofhy ............................................ I35 Richardson, Barbara ............................ 234 Richardson. Connie .................................. I9I Richardson. Don ........................................ l53 Richerf. Beffy .......................... I3I, 2i, 230 Richerf. Walfer ........................................ I7l Richison. Jack J. .............................. 265' 248 Richmondl Roberf .................................... 265 Rickerfer, Jacklyn ..................... ,,V..l3l, 234 Riep. Ken .................................................... I69 Ridenour. Beverly 245, 28-6. l23I I2l. 228 RigheHi. Don ............................................ 25I Riley, Judy ...................................... l4l. I82 Rimmerman. Tom .................................... I65 Rinaldi. Mrs. .............................................. I92 Rinde. Roberf J ........................................ 26l Ringqenberq. Doris .................................. 272 RiordanI Bob ............ .. ................................ 95 Riordanl Paula .................................. I37, I79 Rippin, Mary Ellen l89 Rippon. Eleanor ....................................... 272 Rivas, Dick ......... . ....................................... I55 Rivlin, Naomi 272 Roach. Barbara ........................ 289. l3l. I6 RobanI. Beverly .......................................... I80 RoberIIs. AI .............................................. I47 RoberIsI. Phy Ilis R ........................... 273 I37 RoberIson. Jack ...................................... I6I Robin. CaIrol ............................................ 245 Robinow. Gene ........................................ I69 RobinsonI. Doris ........................................ 204 Robinson. Kay ................................ I8I. 205 Robinson. Susanne .......................... I37. l84 Robinson. ZoliIa ........................................ I90 Rocca. RIosaIie .......................................... I9l Rockhold. Chuck ...................................... I63 Rochm. Marion ........................................ I26 Rodriques. Joseph C ....................... 265 l57 Roehm. Marion ........................................ l27 RoeIIger. Fred C ..................... 248 20I 25l Rog ers. Ann E ................................... I273I I33 RogersI John M. ...................... 265 I67. 247 Rogers. Lynn ............................................ l23 Rogers. PaIricia ...................................... 273 Rogers. RoseMarie J ............................... 273 Rogers. Tom M ................................. 278.249 Rog ers. William B. ................................. 287 RolandI. Barbara ...................................... I37 Roos. JIoAnn ...................................... 234.265 Rorman. Dawn M ..................................... 278 Rose. George .............................................. 95 RoseIIberry Jan .................................. I86. 205 Rosendahle. JoAnn .................................. l82 Rosendin. Edmund W ............................. 276 RosseIIo. Amy V ............................... 273. l85 Rossman. Peggy J ................................... 280 RoIh. JaIck .................................................. I47 RousIe. B. J ................................................... I78 RouI. John L ............................................. 289 RoweI Grace .............................................. 2I4 Rowland. Ralp h B. .................................. 278 RSLII ChIarlesp ............................................. 247 erIs JoAnn ....................................... I88 Rubin. IMarian ............................................ I80 Rucker. Carole .......................................... I39 Rudeen. DoroIhy ...................................... l25 Rug ani. Gloria .......................................... l2? Ruiz. Ronald R ........................................... 273 RussIeII. Alice IMrs.I ................................ I9l Russell. Bob .............................................. I63 RusseIlI Dick .............................................. I6I RusselII Joyce .................................... I9I. l25 Russell. PaIricia M ................................. I273 Russo. AnIhony P ........................... 265. I53 Rth. RoberI W ......................................... 276 RuIzI Mary ................................................ 265 RydeIr. KenneIh ........................................ I65 Ry der. Norma ............................................ I35 Ryder. PaIricia C ................................... 273 Ryder. Russ ................................................ I49 Rymes. Susan ............................................ I79 S Sachse. Jorgine ........................................ I39 Sadler. Dorala .......................................... 26l SaffrorIII Joel ...................................... 20I. 25l Saich. ILorraine ........................................ I23 Saia. IGloria ................................................ I37 SakaImoIo Paul ........................ 30. 255 253 Salcedo. Sal ................................................ I53 Sales. John .................................................. I55 SalvaIdoreI Eugene .................................... 244 Samp son. Sharon E ................................... 273 Sampson. Shirley .................... 273. I79. I4I SammeI. PeIe .................................. I45. 2II Samuelson. Jack ........................................ I69 Sanchez. Mrs. Jennie .............................. l87 Sanchez. Jesus ............................................ 208 SanchezI PeIer F ......................................... 273 Sandas. Ktherine ................ 245. 286 l88 Sanders. Mardell ...................................... 22I SandharIn. Janice ...................................... 234 SandhamI Richard W ............................... 287 Sandifer. Jerry .......................................... 227 Sandusky. Caryol ........................................ I89 Sang aIIiII IRichard A .................................. 278 Sannikson. Jean ........................................ I86 SanIana. IPaIricia ............................ 289 I23 SarIorioI. PeIer A ............................. 265I l5I Sasao. Alice T.. ........................................... 273 SaIer. Rosemary A ....... 278. I84. l25.234 San. Hideko N ........................................... 284 Saunders. Willard .................................... I65 SansIrom. Charles .................................. I45 Saxon. Jerry L ............................................. 278 Say lerI. Jimy .................................................. I47 ScaIeIIIa. Joanne .............................. 273.203 Scarper. Marvin ...................................... 289 Schaeffer. Carol ...................................... 20I Schaffer. Jerry .......................................... I65 Schallen. Dean .......................................... I49 Schaper. Gill ............................................ l53 Schauer. Janis ............................................ I78 Scheger. ErnesI ...... K .......... ................. I63 Schell. Marian .............. :-.;-.-.;;:.E ......... I88. I27 Schemanski. Ellie ...................................... I80 Schenk. MarIy .................................. I90. l4l Scherini. Doris .......................................... I78 Schiek. Nancy .................................. I35.234 Schiller. Susan .................................. I80. I4I Schlenker. Carol .............................. I37. I80 SchloIe. IDon ............................ I43. I69. l6 SchmidI. Claire ...................................... I33 SchmidII Lois ............................................ I90 SchmidI. MargareI .................................. I4I SchmidI. Marvin ...................................... l53 SchmidII. Mr. Willard ............................ 223 SchmiII. GreIchen .................................... I37 SchneidIIer William .................................. 235 Schnell. Carla .................................. 245.286 SchniIkIer. Kap .......................................... l89 Schockley. John ........................................ 249 Scholz. Rycilkne J ......................................... 289 Schoonmaker. James J ................. 265. 24l SchoII. Barbara ........................................ I3I SchoII. Bruce W ......................................... 265 SchradIer. Carol ...................................... l23 SchraderI Gay le .............................. 286. I23 SchuberII Pauyl .......................................... I6I SchuIIe. Marion ...................................... I87 Schuking g. Charlene .................................. I3I SchuIIz. Bev ................................................ l4l Schulz. Wolf- DieIer .............. 28I. 249. 2I8 SchwaIbe. SIu ............................ 62. l59I 247 ScoII. BaIrbara .......................................... I92 ScoIII DenziII Jr ......................................... 265 ScoIII Jerry ................................................ I63 ScoII. Joy anne .......................................... I27 ScoIII. Marily n L ..................... 273. I27. 234 ScoII. SIeIson. .......................................... I63 ScrapIer. MarvI .......................................... I47 Scales. Sally ............................................... I3l Scrogcsins. Leonard M. ............................ 290 Secor. Eugene B ............................... 266. I7I SeebaIch. WaIIer .......................... 247.' 246 Seghi. DIoIores .......................................... I27 SeiIz. JaneI L .................................. 273.225 Sekig Iahama. Tadaski ....................... 266I 238 Sep ulveda. lJohn ...................................... I73 Serrano. Rudy G ............................... 284. 25I SeIhe. HarlanI ................................... I63.290 SeveriIno. Al ................................................ 95 SeversonI. Gerry ................................. I49. 253 SeversonI Jean .......................................... 273 SeymourI Connie .................................... I23 Sharick. Karen .................................. 23I. 232 Shaw. Carol A. ........................ 278. I82. 234 ShawI Dick .................................................. I6I ShawI Donna .............................................. I9l ShawI Douglas N ....................................... 289 ShawI HarrieI ............................................. I83 ShawI Jane E ............................................... 266 ShawI June .................................................. I25 Shaw. PaIricia ............................................ 286 ShawI Susan ................................................ I39 Sheahan. Jim ............................................. I63 ShehIaniIIan RoberI ................................... I45 Shemanski. Diane ...................................... I85 ShemanskiI. Ellie ...................................... l80 Shemrani. IHassan ...................................... 276 Shep ardsIon. Charles M ........................... 266 Shepardson. Jim ........................................ I47 Sherman. Rick ............................................ I45 Sherry. Alleen .................................. I27. 234 Shidelier. PaI .............................................. I84 Shieck. Nancy ............................................ 252 ShillerI Norm ............................................ I55 ShinagIIawa DoroIhy ................................ 29l Shirey. Mary Lou ............................ l2l. I27 Shirk.y IWaIIace .......................................... I45 ShirIeI. Rubuel .......................................... I9I ShishidIo. Larry ............................................ 85 Shiver. IToni .............................................. 205 Shi od. IKay .................................................. I3I Shockley. yJohn A ..................................... 289 ShoemakcIar. Louise .................................. 2I6 ShorII AniIIa ................................................ 286 ShorII William T ........... I04. l05. I6I. 273 ShrevIe. PaIricia ........................................ 266 Shrilver. Jack .............................................. I55 ShulmarII. AI ................................................ l59 Shurk. JeIns A ............................................... 28I Sidle. Colleen .................................. l86I 2I0 SiegeIl. Ronald P ............................... I57I 266 Siemering. Trubee .................................... l4l Siemon. Fred ............................................ I7I SiIlimarIII Thomas L ......................... 239.278 Silva. Alfred .............................................. l5l Sims. Joan .................................................. I93 SimsI RoberI .............................................. l04 SilvaI. Edwin ................................................ 284 SiIvaI Mel .................................................... I63 Silva. PeIe .......................................... I69. 247 Silva. SIan .................................................. 232 Silveria. Elaine .......................................... I79 Silverira. Virginia 6. ................................ 273 Simmons. Carole A ................................... 273 Simon. Lee ........................................ I39. I87 Simon. PaI .................................................. l82 Simons. Lynne ........................ I29 SiminI6n. Jack .......................................... l59 Simpson. Athur R ............ . ........................ 227 SimpsonI Jeanne ..................................... l25 Singer. Sandra .................................. I25. I92 SingleIon. Jean .......................................... l8l Sisco. Connie ............................................... l88 Sisney. Chuck .................................. I43. l57 SiosIen. JeaneIIe J ........................... 224. 273 SkelIon. Janie ............................................ I9I Skow. Gerald L ......................................... 289 Skromme. KermiI O ................................. 28I Slade. R$berI ............................................. I47 SIaIerI. Alice .............................................. I86 SIaIerI Barbara L .............................. I39. 273 SIaIerI Bob .................................................. 202 SIaIerI Charles D ............................. 227. 26I SIaIIeInI Tom .............................................. I55 Slaug hIIer. John ........................................ I59 Sloan. BaIrbara ................................ I23. l8l Small. Malcolm ........................................ 95 SmaIIIy. Sue ........................................ I39. I87 Smee. IJohn .......................................... 34I 25I SmiIhI. Allen .............................................. I53 SmiIhI Barbara J ....................................... 26I SmiIhI BeIIy ...................................... I3I. I9I SmiIhI Bill ........................................ I7l.249 SmiIhI Carol .............................................. 232 SmiIhI David ............................................ I49 SmiIhI Dick ................................................ I6I SmiIhI Donald F ............... I65. 227. 249.266 SmiIhI Dora ................................................ 209 SmiIhI DoroIhy A ............................. I35. 273 SmiIhI Earlene .................................. I4l. I87 SmiIhI. Hely n l ................................. I84I 276 SmiIhI Herman L ............................... I53II 28I SmiIhI James ............................................ I49 SmiIhI Joseph M ....................................... 253 SmiIhI Leroy .............................................. I04 SmiIhI LouisE ................................................ I65 SmiIhI Mary ............................................. I79 SmiIhII PeIey .................................................. I69 SmiIhI. PeIer B ............................................ 276 SmiIhI RoberI Lee .................................... 249 SmiIhI Rog er L ........................... 99. I57. 280 SmiIhI William H ....................................... 273 SmiIhIee. CIaudeIIe ................................ l3l SmiIheriIam. Dick .............................. I43. I45 SnaiIhI Bohbie ............................................ l8 Snarr. Mike ................................................ I65 Snell. George ............................................ l59 SneIlI. Nancy .............................................. I29 Snesinn. Renee .......................................... I90 Snow. PaIricia .................................. I37. 273 Snow. PorIia ...................................... I37. 273 SomerhaIIer. Helena .............................. I85 Snyder. Sharon .......................................... I35 Scares. Fred James .................................. 249 SolI. James ........................................ 239. 242 Soria. William J ....................... I65. 24I. 266 $050. RoberI .............................................. I7I Sousa. Marian E ............................. l23.26l Souza. Ronald J ....................... I57. 227. 266 Spaulding. Harold .................................. l59 Sperling. Melva L ............................. l23. 273 Sperling. Shirley ........................................ l23 Spezia. Louise .......................................... 273 Sp iIIanIe. Caroly n ............................ I37. I79 . SpineIIaI Joe .............................................. 202 Spongbhrg. Troy ............................ I39. 273 Spooner. PaI ........................................ 30. I49 Sprenkel. Donald L ................................... 276 Spike. Jones ................................................ I63 Springer. Jim .................................... I43. I67 Sprinkle. Wilma ........................................ l88 Sprouse. Norma ........................................ I79 Spurr. Ann ........................................ I27. I8I Squiregs. Lynne ............................................ I4I SIacy IBarbara .......................................... 276 SIadIEar. Darlene ....................................... i8 SIadlerI Mae ............................ 245. 254. 286 SIagg. Charles H ....................................... 289 SIaffelbach. Elmer .................................. 227 SIafford. Eddie .......................................... I53 SIaggs. Cay ................................................ l57 SIandfield. Gene .................................... I53 SIanislaus. Barbara .......................... I23. 266 SIanisIaus. Beverly ........................ I23. 266 SIaniszewski. VincenI WaIIer ................ 227 SIanley. Ron .............................................. I49 SIaples.I Trudy .................................... 73.129 SIasi. DIon ..................................................... l55 SIaIIer. Sam ........................................ 95. I6I SIaonn. Gladys E. ........................ 239.278 SI. Clair. DenIon C ................................. 26l SIedman. JohnH ....................................... 278 SIeeIe. Ken .................................................. 95 SIeeIe. Roger .......................................... I6I SIeinbach. Bob .......................................... 98 SIeinbaugh. Barbara ................................ I33 SIeiner. Jopce A ............................. I25. 273 SIeinheimer. Dick .................................... I47 SIelIing. Carolyn ............................ 26. 205 SIeIzer. Rex .................................................. 99 SIephens. Nancy ............................ I29. I89 SIepovich. Mike ........................................ I49 SIerIing. Eugene A ......................... 235.278 SIevens. Marian R. .................................... 205 SIeyer. Kthy ............................................ l27 SIickIe. R. Carol ........................................ l84 SIickeI. Ruby .............................................. l3l SIilweII. Tom .............................................. I55 SIingeley. Charles .................................. I65 SIormsI Ken ................................................ I47 SIockholm. PaI .......................................... l29 SIone. FreId ................................................ I69 SIoII. Donald .................................. I43. I7I SIrahII. Shirley .......................................... I39 SIrauE. Donayld ....................... I49. 227. 266 SIrauser. Joan ............................................ I90 SIreIch. Delia ............................................ I79 SIreIchI Pegg gy ................................ I35. I79 SIropekII Frank .............. I ............................ I53 SIreiffaII'd. Howard ........................ I43. I67 SIuarII P$Iricia A ..................... 73. I37. 28I SIubb$I AI .................................................. I45 SIurgis. Jan ............................................ I82 SudmarII. Iris M ............. I35. 273 Sug imoIIo. Barbara ................ I83. 205. 286 Sukup. EvIely n E ................................. I85. 273 Sullivan. Jean M ....................................... 273 Sullivan. Marian ...................................... I3I Sullivan. PaI .............................................. l88 SuIIon. IDana .............................................. I65 Svihra. Anne ............................................... l23 Svihra. Liz .................................................... I78 SwansIon. BeIIy ........................................ I9I Swanson. Edwina ...................................... 236 Swanson. Norma I ................... I84. 243. 278 Sweem. Lucille .......................................... I25 Sweener. AIberI N ................................... 289 Sweeney. Donald L ......... l04. I45. 24l. 266 SweeneyI William G .................................... I2 T Tanaka. Alice .................................. 284. I9l TanakaI Leonard ...................................... 238 TangheI. WalI ............................................ l59 Tansey. Richard ......................................... 239 Tarr. yBIiIl ...................................... I6. 255. 25l Tauginer. Terry .......................................... I69 Tay Ior. Barbara ....................................... I37 Taylor. Bobbee ................................ I86. I4I Tay Ior. Charles ........................................ 247 Tay lorI Donna ............................................ I3I TaylorI Joye ............................................. I8I TachibIonaI Dora ........................................ I86 Teave. BeIIIy A ................................... 274. l89 TeboeI. Gaily ................................................ I39 Teboe. Sandy .................................... l87. I39 TedforId. Barbara ............................ I39I I79 TeeslinkI Nina .......................... I86. 2I0. 234 TeeIers. Mary R ................................. 274. I83 TeisIegIge. Mary Anne .......................... I90 Temme. CalliIa yO ..................................... 278 TempleI. James .......................................... I57 Temple. Nancy ........................................ I89 Temp Ie. PaIricia ............................ 274. I35 Temp 5. Fred ................................................ I65 Tenhpacgff. Jeanne .................................... 274 TennanI. Bud .............................................. I63 Terhune. Clarence .................................. 249 Tersini. ILouie .................................... I53. 29I Tharp. Mary ................................................ I29 TharpI. Richard A ....................................... 280 Tharp. William C ..................................... 289 Thies. Norma ............................................ 2I2 ThomIas. Barbara ...................................... I9I ThomasI Bill .............................................. I69 Thomas. Dick .............................................. I59 Thomas. PaIricia A ......................... 26l.233 Thomas. RoberI L ..................................... 266 ThomasI VioleI .......................................... 243 ThompsIon. Bill N ....................................... 289 Thompson. Carol .................................... l25. Thompson. Don .......................................... I45 Thompson. E. S ........................................... l3 Thompson. Helen .................................... I83 Thomp son. JaneI ...................................... I23 Thompson. JeaneIIe ................................ 205 Thompson. Ken .......................................... l5I Thompson. PaI .......................................... I86 Thomp son. Sara Anne .............................. I79 ThompsonI Will ........................................ I7l Thornberry. Barbara F ........................... 205 Thornley. Don ............................................ I69 ThornIonI. NorIon .................... I5I. I43. I04 Threfall. IRichard ............................ I04I I05 Thum. JIoAnn .............................................. l23 ThurnIher. Oskar ...................................... I65 TiedIke. Beverly ...................................... l86 TilIonI CarI ................................................ l55 Timbers. Carol .......................................... l35 Timmons. ArI ............................................ I6I Ting. Richard ............................................ I45 TipIon. Nancy ............................................ I4l TiIus. Judy .................................................. l4l Todd. David .............................................. I49 Tolle. Marlene .......................................... I4I Tollner. Philip .......................................... 203 Tomasello. EdiIh ...................................... I79 Tomlin. Frederick K ....................... 276. I47 Tomlin. Jack .............................................. I47 Tompkins. Norm ........................................ 25I TomseIh. LeOnard .................................... I04 Tormey. Jim ...................................... I49 Torres. Eddie ............................................ I93 TorIorIich. Beverly .................................. I79 ToIIon. Mary Anny .................................... I83 Towle. Linday .............................................. I23 TownsIend. Dick ........................................ I63 TownsendI Jay A ....................................... 284 Toona. Kohachi .................................... 2ll Tracy. JoAnne ........................................... I3I Tracy. Yvonne .................................. I88. I3I Travnsano. Anna Marie ................ I85. I4l TreadweIlI. Ginger .................................... l80 30I '302 Tree, Arden M ....... 279, I37 Tree, Shery .............................................. I37 Treedson, LaMoyne ................................ 245 TreshnelII SIanIy ............................ 280, I73 TrexlerI KeiIh A ....................................... 284 TriesII Toni ................................................ 274 TrimbIIe Priscilla .................................... I27 TripIeIIII James B ................... 266, I65. 230 TrisselI Marlene ........................................ l87 TrouII Jerry ................................................ l5I TrowbridgeyI BeIIy .................................. I78 Trowbridge, Donald ................................ l04 TrowbridgeI Phil .............................. 30, I6I Trueblood, Rosemary ..I3I Trudeau, GareIh ...................................... I78 Tsingarris, Helen .................................... I86 Tucker, John .............................................. 25l Tucker, Lewis ............................................ I73 TuckerI MarIin A ....................................... 284 Tussey. Diane J ......................................... 284 Turner, BeIIy .......................................... I39 TweedIyI Delores ...I78 TwomnyI Miss MargareI ...................... 252 Ty IerI Bill .............................................. 63, I63 TylerII Jack .................................................. I63 TyreeI Jean D ............................................. 279 U Uchida, Yosh .............................................. I73 UhIrichI Joan .............................................. I4l UIray, Harold .............................................. 99 Ulricyh, Dick ................................................ I49 UmemoIo, Dave ........................................ 223 Umland, IGreIchen ......................... I86, I35 Underwood, Louise. -..205 UnIiedI, Ahn M ....................................... 274 UpIon, IDwighI .......................................... 266 Uribe, Dave ................................................ 237 UIleyI Russell ........................ . ................ l53 V Vag ssie, NthaIie ...................................... 235 ValenIeII Eleanor ......................................... I78 Vallenari, Joe ............................................ 25l Van AIsII'neI Raymond L... 2..-74 Van Aanerp, Virg inia ............................ I9I Van BuskirkI William ICapI.I .............. 247 Van Cleave, Ken ........................................... 34 Van Der BegIsI Jim .................................. I6I Van Horn, Dohna J ................. 266 I29, I2I Van RosseInI Edward H ............................. 279 Van SanII ICarol ................................ I80, I3l Van Wy k La Vera Y ....................... 266, I25 Vargas, yHuberI ............................ I5II 73, 76 Varg as. Maurice ...................................... I2l3 VassaIlIoI AnneIIe .................................... l88 Vayssie, Nthalie .............................. I33, I2l Veerkamp Eva .......................................... I85 VerhaarenI Theodore .............................. 2l8 VerIeII FreId ................................................ 25I VerIinI Jerome ................................... 266,227 VervaiIsI Joan ............................................. I90 VeIIeII James A ............................... 276 I69 ViallI IBiII ....................................................... 24 Viall, Edg ar W ........................................... 267 Vick, Jo ........................................ I89, I37, 28 VickIery, Albion ........................................ l04 Vickery, KenI ............................................ I6I VicklanaI Bill .............................................. 25l Vieira, Merry Anne .................................. 274 VillafuIerIeI Richard A ................... 284, I65 Vinal, Dochares ............................................ l83 VinceIInI AnneIIe J ........................... 274, I37 Vincenzini, Lawrence .............................. I65 Vlach, MuIriel C ......................................... 274 VIachI Viola J ............................................. 274 Vog eII, Howard .......................................... 279 VogeII Richard ........................................... 286 VoighII Muriel L. .................... 279, I85, 76 Vola, MargareI ........................................ 236 VoIzI MargareI A. ................................ 267 Von ITilIowI Kay ................................. I79, I27 VorousI DoIn ................................................ I57 VoshaIIII Max .............................................. I6I Vroom, Coach Jerry .................................... 99 W WachoIzI SIanIey ...................... . ........... I7l Waddell, PaI .............................................. l37 Waddock, Nicholas ................................ I67 Wade, Peggy ............................................ l27 Wade, PeIer .............................................. 26I Wadswoth, Jane ..................................... I39 Wagenbach, Ronald J ................... 280, I67 Waggener, MargareI .................. I37, I89 Wag nerI GreIchen ................................ I23 Wag nerI John ............................................ 99 WagnerI Kyle ............................................ I4l WahIquiIsI, PresidenI ................ I0, I2lI I7 WaiIeI Bruce .................................. II49, I253 Waldo, Naida .......................................... 245 WaldripI Val ................................................ 95 Walker, Barbara ...................................... I9I Walker, Coach Charles L................I04I I05 Walker, Lucille ........................................ I85 WalkerI Ursula ........................................... I9I Wallace, Mariorie A....................279I239 WalIarI Gene IDr.I .................................. 248 WallerII Sandy ........................ 245,286, 254 Walsh, IyJames A ................................. 289, 32 WalshI JaneI. .II37 WalshI WilliamIII ........................................ 286 WaIIersI Carolyn F ......................... 274, I89 WaIIers, Glenda ...-I82 WalIers, Harry E. .289 WaIIonI Delsay ......................................... I85 WaIIonI Lee . .......................... l5l ,II04 I05 WaIIonI Sandra ......................................... I92 WaIIonI Kenn S ................................. 276, 2Il Ward, Joan .................................................. I86 Ward, Paul ................................................ I6I Warner, Carol A ............................. 274, I27 Warren, Doris .......................................... I92 Warren, Richard ...................................... I55 WashingIon, DoroIhy ............................ l82 WasseenI Zahawi .................................... I7l WaIersI Bob l5I WaIersI Dale E26I WaIkinsI Marlene .............................. I86, I5 WaIsonI Bobbie ...................................... I37 WaIsonI Byron ........................................... I55 WaIsonI Gini ........................ I37, 56, 28, 2I WaIsonI Lynn ............................................ I89 WaIsonI Mariorie A ............................... 267 WaIsonI Suzanne ............................. I89, I3l WaugamanI Charles A ................... 267, I47 Waunch, Bob I49 Weaver, Doc ................................ . ............. I63 WebbI IBeIIy .............................................. 284 Webe Dianye ............................................. 205 Webe OIis ............................................ I63 Weber, Bruce J ........................................ 287 WeberII Jerry ........ . ................................... I53 WederrIIyerI Irene E ................................ 274 WegnerI Donna M... .279 MI, 62 Wegener, Jerome ..................................... ll57 WeidenfeIIer, Sally ............................ ......I37 WeighI, ErnesI E ..................................... 280 WeikerI, Barbara R ....... 274, I9I, 209, 2I3 Weinzerl, Marlou .................................... I25 Weisbrod, Mary A ................... 284, I29, 55 Weiss, Lane ................................................. I6l WelchI Barbara ................................ I80, I93 WelchI Jim .................................... . ............. I49 Welchko, Jim .................................... I59, 247 WeIke, Jeanne M ..................................... 267 WelImanI JaneI I87 Wells, Barbara .......................................... I84 Wells, Billy ................................................... 95 WeIIz, Frank I49 WeIIzinI Carol n .................................... 245 WenIsI GweneI .............................. I25I l2l WessmanI Clarence .................................. 99 WesII Joe H ................................................. I2 WesII Nancy A ................................. I35, 274 WesII PauI ................................................. 95 WesIbrookI Don B .................. 227, 239, 279 WesIerI Louise ................................ I4I, I93 WesIfalI, Alice ...................... I39I 205, 274 Weingard ,Dan ....................................... I65 WesImore, SIu .......................................... I57 Welberding Tom .................................. l57 WesIeII MaiIor W. L ................................. 227 Wey brew, BeIIy M ......................... 233, 26I Whiypple, PaIIy Sue .................................. I92 WhiIburnI Bob ........................ I45, 24I, 249 WhiIcombI Jim ........................................ I7l WhiIeI Barbara ................................ I4Il I90 WhiIeI Charles .......................................... I04 WhiIeI Phy lIis J ........................................ 274 WhiIeII Shirley ............................................. I89 WhiIeI Terry ............................................... l27 WhiIrrIanI Russell ............................. 242,244 WhiIner, Jane .......................................... I86 WhiIneyI Terry ....................................... 289 WhiIIakyeIr, Boby ...................................... I55 WhiIIakerI KthIeen .............................. I79 WhiIIemoIreI Nancy ............. . ........... I87 WhiIIenI Ann ................ . ................... I27, I88 WhiIIier, DoroIhy .................................... I33 WicinIIe, Joan A ............................. l27I I78 Widdas, Nancy ................................ l4l, I80 Wiebe, Karl .................................................. 24 Wig hIrInan, Ken ........................................ I65 WiIeyI MaIry ..207 Wilkerson, Ray.. .253 Willems, IMarily n A .................................. 274 WilliamsII BarI .......................................... I6I WilliamsII BeIIy ........................................ I23 Williams, Carryoll ...................................... 98 Williams, Daniel J. .................................. 28I WiIIiamsI DoroIhy C ................................ 280 Williams, Douglass ................................ I45 Williams, Mary ...................................... I79 Williams, Mary Lou ................................ 233 Williams, NoraIee .......................... l29, 28l WilliamsI PaI ............................................ l8I WilliamsI Sandy ...................................... I39 Williams, Shirley ...................................... 203 Williamson, CIeIus L ............................... 289 Williamson, Clyde .......................... 2I4I 290 Williamson, Dana .................................... I37 WillisI Thomas A ..................................... 26l WiIIoIIIg hby Jim ............................ I69, 289 Willson, Jaak R ................................. I63I 227 Willson, JaneI .......................................... I27 WilIsonI Nadine ............................... I27I 274 Wilson, BeIIy ........... . ................................ I39 WilsonI Beveyrly ................................ l27I I78 Wilson, Bill ............................................. I57 Wilson, Dan ............................................. 99 WilsonI EIizabeIh E. ............................... 275 Wilson, JaneI ........................ . ................... I26 WilsonI Janice ......... . ........................... 22, I39 WilsonI Joy ................................................ I78 WilsonI Nadine ........................................ I26 Wilson, Nancy ........................................ I3l Wilson, Nan E ............................................. 275 Wilson, Philip 0 .......................................... 289 Wilson, Richard ........................................ l55 Wilson, Shirlee A ............................. I23, 267 Wilson, SIeve D .............................. 225,279 Wilson, Vance ............................................ I59 Windeler, Dana ......................... . ............... I4I Wing, Chuck .................................. I43, l57 WinIerboIhamI Joan L ................... I39, 284 WinIerling, ArI ............... . ...................... 253 WinIerIing, Joan C284 WirIz, Olga L ............................................. 275 Wiser, BeIIy ...................................... I2II I29 Wisser, Georgiana ................................ I85 WiII, Carolyn ............................................ I25 WoIII Ann .................................................. I88 Wolf, Wyn L ...................................... I88, 267 Wolfe, Bob ................................... ........... l5I Wolfe, Joanne .................................. I4I, I78 Wolfe, William ........................................ 286 Wolford, Donna ........................................ I92 Wood, Dick ................................................ I53 WoodI Donald C ..................................... 284 Wood, Gail ...................................... l23, I78 Wood, Jacque ............................... l23, I9I Wood, Jane ................................................ I27 WoodI Jean ....................................... I80 Wood, PaIricia Claire ............................ 267 Woodard, Jack E. ........................... 236,267 Woodman, Melvin F282 Woodside, PaI .......................................... I92 Woodward, Helen .................................... I92 Woodwoth, AIberIa ............................... l4l Wool, Fred .................................................. I45 Wooliever, Jerry ..................................... I59 WooIen, SIanIey ...................................... 227 Wren, Sharon ............................................ I3I WrighI, Carolyn .................................... I35 WrighI, Clarabel E275 WrighI, Edward J ..................................... 249 WrighI, ErnesI Edward ............................. 237 WrighI, Guy D ............................................ 285 WrighI, Hazel .......................................... I86 WrighI, Joanne ....................... . ....... I27, I80 WrighI, M. D ............................................. 24I WrighI, Norma ........................................... 234 WrighI, Roxanne ...................................... I92 WrighI, Terry ............................................. I78 WurIs, Elaine ............................................ I33 WurIs, Sandy .................................. I29, I80 Wth, Shirley ............................................. I82 Wyness, Gerald B .............................. 95,290 Y YankoviIch, SIeve ........................... I49 YaIesI Sam .................................. 48, I49I 255 Yeager, George ......................................... l55 Yee, Rosalyn A ................................... 233, 26l Yip, Lee ...................................... 230, 23II 232 Yonce, JaneI C ................... . .............. I39, 275 Yonemura, Lawrence N ......................... 289 York, Jim I7l Yoshida, Rose . .......................................... 285 Young, Helen F ............................................ 275 Youngberg, Lynda .................................. I29 YukiI Emie .......................................... 234, 279 Z Zacolofsky, Ann ........................................ I3I ZampaIIi, Bob ......................................... I69 Zangl, Bob ............................................... I67 Zeff, IChesIer .............................................. 20I Zeis, Geri .................................................... I3I ZeisIs, Barbara .......................................... I83 ZeiIman, Ben .............................................. 251 Zemer, SIhirIey .......................... I35I I79, 200 ZenI, JudiIh ............................... I29, 245, 286 Ziedback, Lillian ....................................... I8I Zimerman, Paul ................ . ....................... 25I Zimmerman, Dick .................................... 29I Zimmerman, Janis K ................................. 275 Zimmerman, Joan .................................... I23 Zimmerman, Kay A ....................... 220,285 Zimmerman, Sue Ann ...................... 22, I39 Zingeler, Suzie .......................................... I92 Zinns, Diane ............................................... I87 Zook, KenneIh ............................................ I73 Zuur, Barbara ........................................... I79 l?! We have finished anofher year a+ San Jose Sfa're College. There are +hose who will graduafe and leave +he campus and +here are ofhers who will refurn +0 confinue l'heir college ex- periences. The A.B.C's of college have greally enriched our lives wi+h imporfan+ ideas and aims which will always remain a parl' of us. H' was our desire +0 record in in+eres+ing form some of +he evenls and experiences +ha+ +ook place while we mef +he challenge of higher educa+ion. We feel indeb+ed +0 many fine people who helped us wi+h +he yearbook. Genuine friendships and associaiions have re- sul+ed from our confacf wi'rh +he I954 La Torre Sfaff. Our sincere +hanks go +o: Spud . for her lai'e evening sandwiches and early morning coffee. her efficienf advising and her wholehear+ed supporf: Norm Reger, for his pleasani and informal aH'ifucle in helping us beyond measure: Don Pryor and his small buf compefen+ phol'o s+aff. for following up +hose crazy pholo assignmen+s and spending long hours in +he darkroom prinfing +he scores of picfures which in +he encl comprise +he yearbook; Herb Vargas, for his aHen+ion +0 de- +ails and willingness +0 slay awake all nighl imany nighfsl in order +o meef deadlines; Bob Marshall. for his lykeable humor and for always doing a liHle exfra work a+ any fime: Leo Hagiwara. for his 26 phofos shof in one nighf: Karla Edifor's Page J Jones. for her enfhusiasm and abili+y +o work hard; Bill Gil- more. for being a helping hand in +ime of need and a +rue friend; Pa+ S+uar+. for her good iudgmeni and friendly smile; Bob Somerville. for allowing us lo meei af leasi' one ini+ial deadline and doing a good iob of i1 : Sara Cozad. for lending her supporl' during spring vaca+ion: Sue Fuller. 'for her re- freshing personalify and her persisfence on +he index: Joe. Frank and +he Skipper . for s+opping in our office and bol- sfering our morale; +he sfaff. for having had +he opporfunify of working wifh +hem. To nex+ year's edi+ors we wish +he bes+ of luck and success and sincerely hope +ha+ +heir dreams +urn in+o realil'y as ours did. And now wi+h a full year of planning and working on +he book for I954 behind us. and upon finally seeing i'rs comple- +ion. we can sif back and +ake life a IiHle easier. Typewrifers are silenl'. rubber cemenf boHles empfied. wasie baskefs filled wifh discarded copy and negafives sfored away for some fu- +ure use. Ligh+s no longer burn af nighwl in Journalism room 9. desks are cleared and +he bulle+in boards bare. We have enjoyed +aking parf in and recording lhe numerous acfivifies and func+ions +ha+ occurred during +he pasf year of Sfale. H has not only been hard work and fun +o see +he I954 La Torre fake shape. buf also rewarding. ROQ64 glanagan ezmm Rahnm CO-EDITORS