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

Text from Pages 1 - 348 of the 1956 volume:

This is a year fo remember! The campus has been filled wi+l1 'rhe noise ancl dusf of cons+ruc+ion bu+ we l1aven'+ really mincled because we've seen fine new buildings rising from 'lhe confusion 'ro make San .lose S+a're bigger and beH'er +l1an ever. We, flue La Torre sfaff hope 'rl1a'r we can enable you 'lo see +l1e campus of l956. So . . . fl HERE I 'E GKUW LA l 01 A N J 0 S IE STATE C 0 L L E G 4' 00 -fs ............3-...i 1956 I . AN JIIJSE, CA LIF 0 RNIA -1 fES12: 'eiQ5-7 'i Q -wifi: 'gfQ'w' ' TV 1523? ' 11 A M15 'fm 5 v. ELF! .fm L :wig Y W Ffw- Mais 3.+P55r'7,ge ,f 1' K 1 -:- MHn27 2iaTQ ?,i,, -fhigfl' ' ,ul PQ 1' Lau Mg QQ B, Pi ,A 1-,N ,J I-Q , ff., ' 1 1 1 V - , V V .burn H -. fish? BQLXQQ FE-7 j:j X QM! M V f l. Q. V .ffm fm:?s:.:.ff :-is .. i i ., ' , 1 , . Ha. ,, : FI. V W 33 I 1 : 55 ex Fu rf ar Ai 5 K 'S F W, f , 'V H' Q .- , F iilygm' A, s ' M 1 Q' BWg W N 3 MIL my . x .ba A Q. pw., ,l. f sf 'HJ' ' 1 v ' . F '-Q . hip -. . -vw A' 1 .' 4 .1 1. ' . A , f. .. 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Imporfanf as 'rhese developmenfs are, and fhey are very im'por'ran+ in fhe growfh of San Jose S+a+e College, 'rhey are noi +he mos? worihy consider- afions. Nafurally, every addifional course, ieacher, and building facili+a1'es your growfh as a s+uden+ and adds fo your degree. Bui, in i'he lasi' analysis, fhe growrh fha? counfs is fhe progress of rhe individual s+uden+. I+ is noi The number of courses Thar you have Taken, nor +he number and varie'ry of your exrra-curricular ac+ivi+ies, nor even +he years spenr in school, buf your earnesfness and devolion fo fhe subiecl' maH'er, your aH'ack on your own and 'lhe college-communify prob- lems, your personal evalualions and medi'l'a'l'ions 'lhal' ensure your growfh and adulr life. Only fhose 'rhings +ha+ become a par+ of your being mean growfhg +he remainder of your college experiences may rapidly fade away. Many of +he scenes depic+ed herein are merely fhe periphery of college life: if is hoped 'rhal' wifhin each of you 'rhere remains a core of solid achievemenf upon which you will coniinue +0 build a life worfhy of your Alma Mafer. 655 DEQ Xl ff-1 :elf The Presidenf's Council is fhe 'lop policy-making commiH'ee on fhe campus. In general if serves as an advisory board io fhe Presideni on insfruc- 'Honal and adminislrafive maHers. The members of 'l'he council are Dr. C. Grani' Burion, Execufive Dean: Dr. Fred F. Harcleroad, Dean of lnsfruc- Hong Dr. Sianley C. Benz, Dean of Sfudenfsg Mr. Joe H. Wes'r, Dean of Educafional Services and ihe Summer Sessions: and Mr. E. S. Thompson, Business Manager. Execufive Dean DR. C. GRANT BURTON xg., fm sw QE- 'ffl , J, 4 R h if? ' -f 5 i1 , .V ,M . -If gy: .1 I0 'Tu 1, r v 4 JN In ., . ,,,. . . 1' xr. TEV:-1 .-51-fQf..b':! ,. ,I . . , -:Q ' f:.Ii-g ' 11 Lev' ,I JL-ig:3 x, - ' ' , Z? W ? iw-:gf . s, y.,f,riw I 's .1 fm- was -' ' if A A V1 ' . . 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Tesfing Officer Regisfrar Teacher Placemenf Assisfanf Acfivifies Worfmann DR. STANLEY C. BENTZ Direcfor Officer Assisfanf Acfivifies Dean of Sfudenfs A Offkef ., .-.,... f ,L eessg seee sfsse fiiir ' ' Mr. Roberf S. Marlin Mr. E. S. Thompson Miss Helen Dimmiclr Dr. Edward W. Clemenfs C W V' 51' ' Dean of Men Business Manager Dean of Women Placemenf Officer San Jose Sfa+e College Advisory Board, composed of 'rwelve cifizens acfive in com- munily affairs, is a group wi+l1 wl1icl1 'I'l1e Presidenf discusses college problems. The board aids Hue college by arousing commun- Hy suppori for various aspecis of +l1e ins+i+u- fions malerial and academic progress. Miss Margaref Twombley Healflr Service Direcfor I I , , , I MR. JOE H. WEST Dean of Eclucafional Services and Summer Session Educational Service Gm Summer Session Educfional services are offered fo SJS sfudenfs fI1rougI1 I'I1e library, audio-visual aid deparimenf, and 'rhe exfension service. The library is considered an insfrucfional ma- ferials cenfer and includes wifhin ifs service area pamphlefs, periodicals, microfilm, maps, charfs, picfures, records, and many oflner insfrucfional devices. An audio-visual aid program is offered fo feaclm fhe operafion of all audio-visual equipmenf. A semes- fer of Iecfure and lab is required of all sfudenfs in fI1e feacher-educafion program. Exfension courses in six nearby counfies is offered. There is available a wide and varied selecfion of college credif insfrucfion serving 'rhe needs of feachers, engineers, busi- nessmen, and many o+I1er Iay and professional groups. MISS JOYCE BACKUS College Librarian DR. RICHARD B. LEWIS Audio-Visual Service Direcfor DR. FRANK G. WILLEY Exfension Services Coordinafor 1 , ,Q I2 Sfudenfs caich up on fheir sludying in ihe Library's Reserva Book Room R. JOHN M. MacRAE Assisfanf fo Dean of lnsfrucfion R. GERTRUDE W. CAVINS f Assisfanf io Dean of ' Insirucfion JAMES W. BROWN Groduafe Program Coordi- nofor RICHARD O. PURDY Curriculum Evaluafor THEODORE J. SIELAFF Program ' F ' ARTHUR H. PRICE Program 'VX Instruction 'JOB 'Q- X '73 .- ' ' X DR. FRED F. HARCLEROAD V Deon of lnsfrucfion ad K fl' T 2,'fZ'eiif X Evening classes are an exfension of fhe day school program af San Jose Sfafe College. They are offered +o bolh regular college s'I'uden'rs and parl'-fime sfudenls. The regular college sfudenfs may lake fhe courses as a 'porfion of +heir educa+ional program, and 'lhe par'r-lime sfudenfs may 'I'alce courses on a limifed basis in order +o advance 'rheir occupa+ional or cul- +ural in+eres+s. All classes meer on fhe campus and earn +he same credif as day school courses. ' V... - . 1. -sl Prospeclivo 'laachers receive insfrucfion on how 'ro operale audio-visual equlpmenl' l 3 l WI is x..-a-L-S f aeagg? 5 W ES W , x wr 1 1 1 w. riwr f ' ' W f rrrn, A - . Q rem: MFTFE J ,ill P . egg. if 1 H 4 4 ll l'IXI'l'IF ' - 44 M' A. , 4 - - - Q ' f jQ,g J 1 . 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Elves and lhe Shoemaker Direcfors John Kerr, Elizabefh Loeffler, and James Clancy have reason +0 be proud of 'lheir work as well as +ha'r of 'rhe s+uden+-ac+ors who did such a wonderful job of making fhis season a success. Merchanf of Yonkers Air ROTC The AFROTC Cadei' Corps a+ San Jose S+a're College has had a very aciive year during '55-'56, Below are ihe cadeis preparing for lhe annual Federal lnspeciion. Aside from pre- paring 'rhemselves for careers as of- ficers in +he Air Force, +hey 'par- iicipaie in such ac+ivi+ies as iheir own rifle +eam, newspaper, sponsor 'ihe Air Scoui Program, have 'rheir own cadei' fund for scholarships and a sfealc dinner in 'rhe spring. As co- sponsors of ihe Mili+ary Ball wifh fhe Army ROTC each year 'l'he Air Force is quiie an all-around group. Air ROTC V ' R.O.T.C. members wifh fheir awards flanked by Maiors Holloday and Bressl Army ROTC Affer complefing fhree years in R.O.T.C. only fhose having leadership abilify and overall capa- bilify from a milifary and academic sfandpoinf are selecfed fo upper division fraining. A+ fhe annual summer campmenf in Forf Lewis, Washingfon, fhe senior R.O.T.C. unif placed SJSC fhird of 28 schools. Sfanding was based on overall efficiency of all cadefs. Honor guard g V l oes fhrough ripple of affenfion as officers file fhrough -'- an gi:- mn P972 2.312- S: I mc.8 on mmm C: 5: 509. - 22? TZ. .QQ 552. '52 0-c :A OO. IIT' '1 ir.. 2 Q: .,: Q-an 'U 25 51? -e- 32 -0-ET 0- 'w :- as 5.2 om o -U :-'L E9 .JB 0: -.... il -L HBH nu -A Under +he capable leadership of Jim CoHrell, fhe Rally Commiffee spon- sored fiffeen rallies, song and flag girls and full-force cheering seciions. Chairman CoHrell may indeed be lauded for his persisfence for all rallies here and exchanged. 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I o 3 KD 0 o E. 3 in -o DI - DJ a. 0 1 AA'.r!xw+--4 Homecoming chairman Joe Vallanari pooled +he +alen+s of Jan Heier, queen's chairman: Jerry McCar1'hy, parade chairman: and Ron Schmidf, publicily chairman, +o bring +o fhe Spar+ans a queen con+es+, a colorful parade, and a coronafion ball. wi f, V a sq 14 The climax of homecoming broughf acclaim io Queen Barbara Dale and her afiendanis Robin Wurhburg Pa+ Lawless, Judy Raubenheimer and Lori Triolo. 1, -. 'H ,Q 5 , 3 5 1' 4 3 Kappa Tau Homecoming Floaf I J-oe Vallenari, chairman of l'l1e Home- coming Commi'Hee realized a well par- l ficipafecl Homecoming Week wifh a parade, clance, and game. 1, ' .Zz 1 A iirecl crew +alcing a smoke affer many hours spenf on 'the floafs. Alpha Phi Omega floal firsi prize winner in 'll1e Indepencleni' Division. .N-Q. or Thxxsl ,, - ,A . -fp f X . if , ow- Mazen 4 L A - -V 5 'xxx gi?-'r-f'M-..L IA X Y W7?fm r r-M---L-i.' Q , ,M fm, l is , MMM S.. i 1T'V::ss .,T. , W--Y -, Members of Revelries Board, lefi' 'io righi: Nancy Sfephens, Jim Dunn, Barbara Fischer, Julie Boyer, Jacque Woocl, Frank Davidson, Bob Monfilla, Jim Kason, Bobbie Boone, Barney McCar+hy. Revelries Sparfan Revelries has been a iradifion on ihe San Jose Sfare College campus for over 'rwen+y- five years. This years Revelries, 'On rh Nose, was a huge success. The show was direciecl by Jim Dunn: assisiani' clirecfor was Jim Housfonp iechnical direcror, Julie Boyer: choreographer, Roberia Boone: composer, Jim Kason, and busi- ness manager, Barney McCar+hy. i l Caughi in fhe midsi of rehearsal are Jim Kason, Dick Tash, James Dunn, Jim Housfon, Julie Boyer, Bobby Boone and Lynn Brunsi. lar' Earl, Alexander and Bernice lhigh-minded fype hoods in a low-minded sorf of wayl coniemplafe an offer fo rob Sec.ldelmeir's Toy Shop. J. Forbes Robinson, foy lycoon has an argumenl wilh his new-found romance, Ann Secldelmeir, as his secrefary loolrs on, ancl Shorfy, 'lhe Shade lforegroundl, fries 'lo explain if all 'lo flwe audience. ytiw Emma and Jalce Seddelmeir lbrofher and sisfer boolcie ieaml are frying 'lo absorb some of Alfonso's enihusiasm for his 'Famous French fries. A ss The Revelries chorus wifh fhe Professor end fhe opening number, eniifled On 'fha Nose. Davy Schmiff as The Professor is comparing Eskimos fo civilizafion. The Revelries chorus dancing fo Bernice's Blues, fha opening number fo Aoi' ll. This was one of fha ihree big proclucrion numbers of fhe show. Symphony Orchestra Direc+ed by Gibson Walfers, 'rhe Symphony Orchesfra 'performed in many siudem' body and public concer+s 'rhis year. A highlighf of ihe season was 'rheir appearance a+ fhe conveniion of 'rhe Wesfern Division of +he Music Educaiors Naiional Conference. Symphonic Band Playing for +he foofball games and Homecoming, 'Phe Symphonic Band confinued i+s acfivifies again This year. Under fhe direciion of Roberi Fiesier, ifs program also included Commencemenl' and sevral concerfs for The siudeni' body. 43 Marching band in uniform goes flwrough a 'iriclcy rou+ine Flag gurl alfernafes pose for La Torre Sparfan Song Girls did much +o build up +l1e spirif of San Jose Roofers during 'rhe '55-'56 season, while Flag Twirlers Jacque Wood, Pai' Base, Sandy W'ard and Joanne Johnson, added spark and color 'l'o 'l'l1is year's San Jose S+a'I'e marching band. Song girls: sianding, Carol Card, Joanne Wrigl'1+, Jeanne Wahaisulcig siHing: Barbara Dale, Gini Biondi, Gini Websier. The A Cappella Choir, raiecl +l1e besl' on ihe Wesf Coasi, was direc'red by William Erlenclson again +l1is year. l+s program in- cluded appearances wiih ihe San Jose and college Symphony Orclwesiras. 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NANCY WEGN ER Phofo Edifor Q JERRY WOQLIEVER -Bling H Publications Aff Edlfor Q.: : -I: I. 5, .,.gi,m.,.,:.,,,: H snub, ' mis. s XE lg sl 'SY Tv 'Z JOAN BOUYSSOU Secrefary ss H v FRANK HARvEY 4' X Sales Manager GLORIA SAIA Exchange Edifor SYLVIA STAUB Index Edifor The phofo sfaffa Fred Downing, amiable Sam Hawkins, Bob Siarr, and Si Sfeinreich. GWEN BASE Graduafe LYDIA CUENCA Acfivifies MARY IRWIN Adminisfrafion GLENDA MERRICK Organizafions BILL WELDY Sporfs JACQUE WOOD Residences SFF 'K 4,5 . ,K Q X Q: .Q Mg ul' -S-Q V I , c 1 HW A. 'P' --1 A WILLIAM MENDEL Edifor BETTY LOU PETERSON Business Manager AUGUSTUS GVIDO Prod ucfionAManager JAMES CASSEDY Copy Edifor ee 50 'sigma . E U '. ' ,-ffsj' A - dangers, ami? W., I mm ,H-'j i iemwgi M w W W Ed semen me me H H Q L sm H me EMM F mmm I YA 'D HBH v r Q' ,c-J f .-mam -. ,M , :Egg Hor Mendel waiches approvingly af flue concenfrahad effori' of his capable sfaff 'H'1-ex ix -L The popular humor magazine goes on sale Anxious fo refurn 'fo worlr, The Fall Lylre slaff loolrs bored while adviser, Dr. William Gould, prepares for a hasly lake off. l BETTY LOU PETERSON A H ' Edlfor ,.., Sw 'W STELLA OTTAVIANDO Business Manager ROBERT WALKER Arf Edifor CAROL BISBEE Producfion Manager CAROL LUCAS Copy Ediior is . wi ll -f if' ' ELEANOR NORRIS Edifor ' A' Q f zu ,., ..,. - sg? l LEO CHIANTELLI Business Manager I I 1 , edgy-- A busy siaff rushes for 'line deadline in lhe Sparlan Daily office S D ' pclrtan ally fm JERRI LEE HUNT Edifor The Aclveriising slaff works luarcl 'lo sell acls for l'l1e Sparfan Daily HARRY SAGE Business Manager i bf- ' JK - The Daily adiiorial sfaff lakes a brsafher. The S-par-lan Daily gives com'ple're coverage of San Jose Sfare acfivilies as well as news of world inferesl from fhe Uniled Press wire. Eclifors Eleanor Norris and Jerri Lee Huni' have mainfained 'lhe high sfandards +ha+ have been se+ by previous Daily edifors. Reaching a new high in circulalion, +he sfaff has reason fo be proud of 'lheir accomplishment Sparfan Dail siaff members pose for La Torre ,-,J 1-' gg 2 , ,W 5. M i ii 1 ,x lx fi A sa 'n ss X-. r H 4 A jrsrf 'P 1 1 , fr I 1 r 1 vl w l J , I V H 1 I 4 A 4. .- 4' . ', W. V ' mx r A H, ' -Q N 1. .,.. A J... ,f ,f '. K 'I Y Y1 'I on v , ll ,-.- 2' . 4. . 1...-x. 4 It ' 4 - J' . Q , , . , x i E ......1,.-.--.4-1L....-..L-.....-...,.- Y, ,-Y.Y. Y-A L FT l 1 1- iw - fg QW -ZW Q-. fm sm' mn an .w 64' Q: Q-H1255 QF: . :SS .1211 ' - BL , A fi 'fa :V7ik' x - si ' ..r A ' f -sf Qs y Ma., .. xvmuxf' , ,mm W ui KN 1 B ness' A BE BV ,ww .H A. . 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To determine the constitutionality ot any act under the jurisdiction ot the Student Body and to settle all disputes brought to its attention are main duties ot the Court. 57 R 'fa ei g .:::s.g., I' gg! QI ':': , 9 5? :': .:,': I 'lzgzf non HUBBARD --zzz .,.':'.. E R gf Presidenf 'Civ' , '5'l' .YL 5? Q8 iifsgifi 1 ' 5 B RR ms '-:- L DICK ARINGTON Junior Represenfafive R is R is 1 R ZLL . K I. '1' nigh I A I ff? we 'W ni 'E aw .:.--:.: a W- my R ' .R M 2-:M I ALAN BEHR zlz I H -' ' Represenfafive-af-Large K ' :R :I A :Q R V,.,., ,., - ..,. . L, ::2 fl A . ..,::-LE-I sw 5 V Riga :.,, X :-' Eli LIZ BELL Ili A E Represenfafive :'L I I 'ff ' ' I I I i GLORIA BROWN zuz I Q -6 - Q-qi: , Recording Secrefary RAY FREEMAN I 1 Vice Presidenf , :I: :Ii Iz: f - R ' jf? Xa-..a5I.I :I Zz. Q. Q I' Z E B U i' gl In V: R ':. JEANETTE FURTADO ' uuuu- 5 E M ilf Junior Represenfafive Q ' zi' 3 HARRISON emss Q Ifi. :-: . III '11 I -I Affomey :.: .,. I I 4- -I - 1 gl Student Council Disbursing +I1is year's ASB funds of aboui' SI30,000 IesI'.I was one of +I1e main responsibiIi+ies of our S+uden+ Council, which encompasses 'rI1e execuiive and IegisIaI'ive bodies of +I1e S+uden'r Body. Council passes aII Iaws I'o provide 'for general welfare Io pro- The open Council meefing proved Io be very successful 4-4' , ,I .ff , Council al' Typical meefing Iecf s+ucIen+ in+eres+s, besides hearing reporfs and sancfions and cIirec'Iing acfion of various ASB sub- commiH'ees, such as Rally, Sfudenr Affairs Commifiee, and Homecoming. Council also approves appoinf- menfs +o such ASB commi'r+ees as are macle by ihe presicIen'r. C I N DY KLIN K Freshman Represenfafive DALE McPHERSON Senior Represenfafive JIM MORLEY Treasurer ROSEMARIE PEDONE Senior Represenfafive TRISH RICHARDS Corresponding Secrefary DON RYAN Sophomore Represenfafive DICK TAKAHA Sophomore Represenfafive KAY VON TI LLOW Represenfafive-of-Large aa: gg s rf- W i ii i 1 ,:,:v: 5 . M asc use as 'MT-. lx , P1 I 1 , Agjjf ', I J.. v Af--f A .5 :': ANN DUTTON DONNA LARSEN JACOUE WOOD Presidenf Firsf Vice-Presidenf Second Vice-Presiclenf A. W. S. 'gh+: P. C J. H I y A. D 'H J. W d K. V Tillow. Sfand- eser, rs. Sealed, leff 'ro fl raven, ea e , u on, oo , on ing: K. Daly, B. Soe, J. McKim, A. Hosford, J. Oakleaf, B. Fisher, J. O M Prifchard. M. Mur h PY- . fi ' '..f1l3ef- X4, ,- .!.,.!. ,v-, The AWS held Hs annual Faculfy Tea The Associa+ed Women S+uden+s are a s+u- den+ body organizafion offering a wide variefy of sfudenf acfiviiies for 'Phe women of 1'he campus. Tradifionally, fhe firsi' aciiv- i+y of +he school is +he Big-LiH'le Sisfer Parry. Ofher high-lighfs of fhe year included fhe Faculfy Women and S+uden+ Chrisimas Parry, Chrisimas Door Decora1'ion Con'l'es+, observance of Women's Week, fhe Hear+'s Delighi' Dance, fhe sponsorship of March Melodies, and concluding fhe year wifh ihe Recogni+ion Banquef. Mrs. lzeHa Mom Priichard, Dean of Housing, is fhe AWS adviser. Girls char with Sanfa af Xmas Pariy WX Q, LL Qs. Av. I. AWS greeis liffle sis'rers af par+y - ,ggi Ng W- ?WF2f5g7P',w W -1 1 pq .,. W ,,,,--- mn , ms . ' Himsa ' way - 223. H ' -' ' ' S H- - -.1 - H H14 as H H ff -'2-:- ::: I. '. S8 m 2 -:-:-1- Bi' 'TPI H HM PPE' !E5E , 1-1 H H ...... , . ::.:..:.x:.: .a:'.,, 1 I W . :.:.' :.: 5357: w - -P ' 5 N H 6 4 1 ' 'Sir 1 ., 'IV ' '.:. JOAN HEALY PAT CRAVEN Treasurer Secrefory if H HE bl 5 1 lll'3lAiQ li, l Cl T 2 61T,lllQ X E EW n LX 4 ClxUTlor'J E Q M3 Q l Xxvff Z! TX Awards Committee The Awards Commi'H'ee is composed of six faculiy and seven s+uden'r members. The siudeni' members are appoinied by 'rhe Sfudeni Council. This com- miHee lakes +he responsibiliiy of fhe handling and disfribuiion of all ASB awards. The awards given are direcied +oward ihe afhlefic deparimenl. Don Berry Chairman Jim Lacey Vice-Chairm Nancy Wes? Secrefary James Craig Treasurer Don Ryan Sfudenf Cou Represenfaf Howard Bleihen Presiclenf David Hoagerly Vice-Presiclenf Bess Williams Dolan Golden-Grad Presidenf Peggy Major Execufive Secrefary Alumni Association The Alumni Associalion annually srages Spring Alumni Day, Fall Homecoming, Posi' Game Alumni Reunion, ihe Senior Breakiasf, 'ihe Coaches Banquel, and 'ihe Dee Porfal Memorial Scholarship Award. This year marked ihe larg- esf membership in lhe Alumni As- sociaiion hisiory '?: ,' '. .iv-I a x-- ' 1.1 y Q , s 1 e Q 'aa x , if Q , ,xlj 5. . . Top row, righf 'ro le'F'r: Eugene Jung, Emerson Arends, David Heagerly, Madge Over- house, Harry Harcliman, Vance Lee, Dr. Walquis+. Bofiom row: Franlr Souza, Harold Riddle, Howard Blefhen, Bess W. Dolan, George Milias, Jr. Alumni Associafion gave lhe Senior Brealcfasi' TF ' ' 'I B g r : : g it : fs ,::: s wf I ffm' .. :-: :I H i AB 3 if :.: ' .-N . V , f gl Ray Freeman Harrison Gibbs Rochelle Rose Al Wallaurg James Anderson Chairman Co-Chairman Secretary Board Custodian Adviser Student Activities Board Charged with approving dates tor student activi- ties, the SAB schedules all campus activities in the college dateboolc. The Board sets rules tor campus advertising, contest, and campus sales, and gives tinal approval tor those desiring these privileges. The Board discussing campus ruling. V, .J ,. .H , iyiwsr H was 'LJ' WF Scenes from fha Annual camp siie, Asilomar Sportocamp Committee Sparfacamp, SJS leadership lraining camp, aH'rac+ed ISO sfudenls 'lhis year. Under fhe direc'rorshi'p of Ron Schmidf, fhe camp sfressed leadership fechniques which s+u- den'rs could apply +o 'rheir life affer graduafion 'From college as well as +o 'rheir presenf campus ac+ivi+ies. Parliamenfary procedure, name remembering, commiH'ee organizaiion, buzz sessions. movies, and many ofher ac+ivi+ies were included in The I956 session of Spar+acamp. 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I+ is wiihin 'rhis group l'ha+ sruclenls on campus are able +o keep in conslanl conlacl wilh employers in 'rhe 'Field ol aclverlis- ing while al' lhe same lime employers are able lo keep in conlacl wilh lhe sludenl. This mulual conlacl aicls in uni'I'y in lhe adverlising profession. The Big Moneymen . . . Leo Chianfell Paul Merrill' Joel Saffron Harry Sage Carl Shaver Terrence Sweene 3 X The aeronauiical honorary fralernify, Alpha E+a Rho, sponsors a deparfmenf open-house and an annual college air meef. The goal of 'rhis 'Fra+erni'ry is +o furfher +he cause of aviaiion. Pal Phillips and George Buzzini each served 'For a semesrer as 'presideni' of +he group. William Burford George Buzzini William Dallenlaach Raymond Kinney T. E. Leonard Barry Machado Niclc Milichevich Arihur Moss Ernesi Pereira Pai Phillips Bill Pufas Peier Sammei Don Sampson Ted Shara Reber? Sheri Darrell Turner Srudenls admire iheir scale model of 'rhe proposed plan for The San Jose Municipal Airporf 's Q. 'i. , 'r I n is-:n am-.a li' aaa i. S, .an , . ' Dick Alber 9ifg,Q51f' . -'::: Marv Alkin 5 ' John Arreola Jr. K is B i - if ,A I 4 , In A. .:..:. :.:. KWH '- mmsm se me Edward Baii' Peier Behn Bill Blum Gary Clark Bob Combs Herb Effron if ,. 6' a ,.,., v las., 1' E243 i ..-,., .,- ,., , . ,,. --,--- 3 I -,Q-mfa,..A,.u-1 , V 5 ,., Qs il E EW is E ' , ,.: V5 visa' ,, ,i 1- 'ma has ' B F 1 'll l-5 r 'i a me 5 , a KE 1' WE H f- H: W' a ' 7 4 i' 4 1 - 1: H 2 mf . I Ham E 91 Leo Fancey Jim Fenner Roberi Fuchigami JT, 'I , ' 'na E. an n, 2 n I me elm me BS as S , K .l - l I if IMP, E , . 3 .41 f a 1, Frank Geraci Dave Gilman Ron Gilpairick .a' 9531 nr Ea g-is I 2 HH, ,.., -H LW, r ..-. . ?0 Herb Gordon V Dave Hannon Bob Huebner Herb Hylberi' Dick Hiner Fred Kemper Leonard Marchini 1 Paul Merrih' l l J v . ,A A Phi O's ai' work, as usual! Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega, Naiional Service Fraierniiy, was 'founded here al' San Jose Siaie in I939, fherefore being 'rhe oldesi' Greek leiier organizaiion ai ihis college. This group, well known for ifs service +o 'rhe campus, once again sponsored such aciiviiies as ihe Turkey Troi, Book Exchange, Easier Egg Huni, and gave iwo SIOO scholarships io worfhy high school graduaies. A Phi O's discussing future proiects National Service Fraternity On the social side of the ledger, A Phi O engaged in several exchanges and had a spring dinner dance at Castlewood Country Club. Yes, this group kept itself very busy, and proved once again that it pays to put others before yourself. A Phi O has strongly stressed the three points of its success-Leadership, Friend- ship, and Service! 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' ffl au,- 7l rp Q' WK Frank Belluomini Luanne Chandler Timoihy Hanna Johnny Cosra nza Herb Cropper Bonny Dinapoli Eldra Evans Lyle Fosier David Hamaguchi Jo Anne Harris Cliff Hashiguchi Joe Hernandez Kaz Hibino Roberf Hunfer Alex Jacobs, Jr. Gerald Jansen William Klussman Roberi Lanham Phil Maffhews Ron Mullenbach Carl Muller Gene Nafion Donald Pense Diane Ploffs Don Rose Salvador Salcedo Hollis Sciallo George Wolverfon Henry Yamamolo Ben Yamanalra Sianley Ziganfi Arihur Kelley Jesse Reynolds Donald Roarlr Edward Joseph Willies Food for figurers Alpha Eta Sigma To promoie rheir in+eres+ and knowl- edge in 'rhe field of accounring, Alpha Era Sigma, fhe honorary accounring sociery, conducfs various field rrips +o business firms. Among rhose visifed rhis year were 'rhe Food Machinery Co., San Francisco Sfock Exchange, and Monrgomery Ward in Oakland. Serv- ing as presidenr of fhe group is Roberi' Hunfer. Chi Sigma Epsilon Chi Sigma Epsilon, ihe +hree-year- old honorary secreiarial socieiy, has had a very aciive and success- 'Ful year. They sponsored a pariy for all secrelarial maiors and a dinner for ihe senior members in J-une. June Baffunno and Carol Griesner presided as semesier presidenfs. Phi Upsilon micron Phi Upsilon Omicron, naiional Home Economics honorary, was insialled in November. This na- 'iional fraiernily iook over lhe local chapier of Della Nu Theia. The members have been busy since November working on by- laws and ihe general organizaiion of lheir new fraierniiy. They also helped fhe deparimeni. The presi- denl' of ihe newly insialled organ- izaiion is Donna Shaw. June Baffunno Ellene Balrenhus Lorraine Bispo Norma Frances Phyllis Blanchard Eline Chial Ann Donahue Jeri Dull Carol Griesner Diane Huni Donna Joosi' Thelma Kadding Midory Kanazawa Mary Murnane Marilyn Quirin Marsha Siande Diane Sievenion Gladys Uridge Pai Wiclrsirom 15 Wi me sa .a 'z W H .1 s s s M W s W H s s N r B W .Z ,.., B W Kg E HQ ,K Us ii jg i 5 Ls., z .. . a ..:t- .Q SA: a s Q 'Q' E , s H s I 1 is X Qfiw ' B a.. is .H ssgilf E . a ' as is kf is . ff. -.-: I H ll' -,iiif ! Baci: row: B. Adams, L. Sandhu, J. Viclr, J. Pedersen, L. Lawrence, D. Peal, J. Roiha. Middle row: D. Shaw, N. Burke, A. Filice, N. Crowell, B. Rafialii. Seaiedz B. Sawyer, V. Leedy, V. Franz, M. Waggener, V. Tindall. Q23 'ff' .P 1 I To ob'l'ain membership in Della Phi Della, nalional arf frafernily, one musl' be an upper division s1'uden+ wilh high scholarship. ln lhe S-pring Della Phi Della ioined wi'rh Alpha Gamma lo sponsor 'rhe Beaux Arls Ball. Ac'l'ivi+ies included an exchange exhibil, museum lours, skelching lrips, and arliques of members' worlcs. Presidenl' is Elviera Anderson. 74 - :ff I, N,..4E'5 Q - ' S-..l' fi Delta Phi Delta Elviera Anderson Marilyn Bradley Jack Cornell Marilyn Fulsaas Slan Painler Gloria Hansen Audrey Hosford Laura Hughes Luanna Hughes Mayanne Lee Mac McKay Lawrence Miller Janei Nielsen Sarah Roper Sara Thompson X wal? eg, Mllmbl, -4 Q, Elgin i Y .-,,-,r 'y,,+-.gl Sludenfs display +heir works T Teachers unlimiled ,- Delta Phi Upsilon Lorraine Corda Rosemary Gunn Carol Hoclring Marilyn Horan Rifa Jorgensen Arvina Klinf Barbara Lanning Donna Larson Holly Lease Marguarife Maclver Gerry McKim Audrey Pelers Barbara Roberfs Charlene Schuclcing Margarei Smilh Carolyn Slelling Mary Terslegge Mary Van Winlrlo Della Phi Upsilon, nalional honorary fra+erni+y for 'rhose maioring in early childhood educafion, was led 'lhis year by Presidenl Marilyn Horan. Besides service proiecls lo 'lhe communily and confribu- 'lions lo 'lhe field of educafion lhis organizalion also held ils annual Kindergarlen-Primary and General Elemenlary Dinner in March. ry--fe: 6? L .L ,Q A is V f' ' . W -. my ,, . lui' X ' ei 5' V r L Kar! V -if V A gg zni A?-1 , r M L as L a M A A :I - . f V I f Iz- A , Y 5 '. - Q.-an s ' V Q. -...::v. if ' a 75 Ed Adams Ray Glancy Jack Holland Richard Banks Sfanley Borges Pefer Chung Bob Combs Jim CoHrell LaVerne Draper Tom Easfman Warren Enos Ray Freeman Warren Hiplrins Don Hubbard Par Hun! l Peel:-a-boo! Eta u Pi Dinner meerings are a fearure of Era Mu Pi, rhe narional honorary merchandizing frarerniry. Speakers aH'end fhese monihly meefings and address rhe group on rhe subiecl' of rerailing or similar business phase. The organizarion was formed 'ro promore rhe erhical srandards of . .v-sz, Rushing proves successful refailing +hrough +he s+udy of +he problems in ihis field. In December, Era Mu Pi inifiafed 'rwenfy new members info rheir organizaiion. Jack Holland ac+s as faculry advisor fo Era Mu Pi. The presidency was occupied by Jerry Rendahl and Warren Enos 'lhis year. Al Kappadahl Jaclt King Ted Kirlrsey Tom McDermoH Jim Morley Siella Oiiaviano Corelius Reese Richard Reese Jerry Rendahl Anna Marie Travisano Nils Trulsson Bruce Waife Epsilon Pi Tau is an infernafional 'professional honor frafernify for lnclusfrial Arfs and lnclusfrial vocafional feachers. If has a program fo fosfer skill, social efficiency, and fechnical research. Af weekly meefings guesf speakers are feafurecl. The group has held inifiafions ancl supper meefings. Roberf Boncle is presidenf of fhe organizafion. The lnclusfrnous Epsilon Pi Tau members pose oufsicle fhoir lab 1 A si lola Della Phi is lhe honorary French sociely. The socie+y's purpose is +o provide an op- por'runi'ry for +he s'ruden+s of French +o improve, bolh linguisfically and cullurally. One of lheir fealured aclivilies is an annual presenxfatnon of a French Play. Lefl 'lo righf: J. Milsfed, Treasurer: M. Reid, Vice-Presidenl: E. Yeaw Secrelaryg F. Belancourl, Presidenl. Iota Delta Phi Sealed, lefl lo righh T. Johnson. J. Milsfed, A. Basile, Mrs. Belancourf, Miss Lonson. Standing: Dr. Goddard, Wm. Moellering, F. Beiancourl, H. Allen, C. Waymire, J. Jefferson, K. Vrenios, J. Pelerson, M. Foley. M. Reid. J. Amsclen. A. Allen, Mrs. Mollering, Mrs. Elder, C. Hiclrman, N. Baiza. . i i 79 i Kappa Delta Pi Promoiing eduaiional ideals is ihe purpose of Kappa Della Pi, a nalional educaiion honor so- cie+y. Members are selecfecl from upper division sfudenis on lhe basis of scholarship and profes- sional aHi+ude. ln March lwo members were seni' +o Oklahoma A and M 'lo lheir nalional convenlion. Fronf row: P. Tennyson, P. Osilund, L. Corda, N. Fidel, R. Gunn, B. Treffs, A. Filice, M. Tersiegge. Middle row: C. Hocking, B. Richards, M. Vincenzini, J. Tibbels, D. Larson, H. Lease, N. Banfield, D. Caldera, M. Horan. R. Welch. Back row: J. Speighl, S. Lederman, E. Sessions, B. Porier, N. Dodge, l. Brooks, L. Brazil. C. Sisco, G. Willinger. no me I EG ,H V :nz -.,., . .N '- 'sf'-, im. We B ,Ja ga 14-sa 1 . ,,,! , , .W Qa.. ' u fa w H . ., Lge? E W' 1 .JE ' i-NAC, Rosemary Gunn Presidenf Donna Larson Vice-Presidenf Beliy Sa lrag uchi Secrefary Nancy Crowell H isforian Holly Lease Publicify Chairman Mu Phi Epsilon The promoiion of achievemeni and friend- ship among iniereslecl music s+uden'rs is +he aim of Mu Phi Epsilon naiional music sororiiy. Scholarship, music abiliiy, and roiessional inieresi' are requiremenis for eleclion inlo fhe group. The organizaiion presenied a conceri' in November celebraiing +heir Founcler's Day. The members enlerlainecl ihe children ai Ming Quong Home in Los Gaios during ihe laie fall. Lou Anne Bone Lynn Bowman Barbara Brown Lynne Burien Eva Cazzaniga Joyce Connell Janice cle Reschlre Kaihy Ferguson Mary Hallin Ruie Hariss Marion Harp Marilyn Horan Doris Horwood Maryon Johnson Diane Morris Jeanie Oalleaf Geraldine Sfaslro Shirley Swallow BeHy Swanson Violei' Thomas Joan Tibbeiis Sheri Vieira Barbara Wells Jean Wood T r- 0,37 5 Q55 5 E-' . y 3 Q S. L Wy, gli .nn 'af f-px SX S237 Sonia Ah Tye Grelchen Bach Marilyne Price Aikido T7 From' row: R. Sasaki, K. Olsen, M. Williams, F. Klifza, Dr. Edgar Hornig, G. Holmes. Top row: A. Hawkins, V. Smifh, D. Hill. M. Schmidf, B. Grosso. Phi Ipha Theta Phi Upsilon Pi Phi Alpha Thefa, hisfory honorary sociefy, was organized fo creafe and sfimulafe inferesf in hisfory. Scholarship and good moral characfer are fhe only requiremenfs for membership. A unique feafure of fhe club is ifs loi-weekly meefings af fhe homes of fhe hisfory faculfy. Marvin Williams served as fhe group's presidenf fhis year. The aim of Phi Upsilon Pi is fo promofe chemisfry in college, bofh scienfifically and professionally. The organizafion spon- sored a field frip fo an indusfrial chemisfry planf in Piffsburg, California. The members worked on a quesfionnaire which was given fo chemisfry graduafes fo obfain suggesfions concerning improvemenf of fhe San Jose Sfafe chemisfry program. Baci: row, leff fo righf: Don Coyle. Dr. CBSTFO. B05 Fldnigan, Don Thompson. Fronf row: Norman Smifh, Don Sfasi Jimmy Peferson, Ed Urafa. e.. 2 li-1. .Tiff fs:-fn N P n 'P -J . Q.. Ive' .,',I.. . ' ,.. 4 ' , 1 A , -' -. . .A .i F ,E 5 fr , K - KM, fi-f'. -Fx? , if . M... . m 1. . rgw 4 aaa! f E Q of Q, 1 X M SG 21 H lk fini X .,Qil 1 S hm f S-.1 li JP fl fC X k.71es.,Ww zz' A . l l qu.. ,11 ..,. ..is' .. . N ..,.. ..,. s:il Y Top row, lefi' fo righf: R Kemper J Kennemer T Crane D Wadsworih R Walfers B Anderson J Richards J. Ornelaz, L. Siowell, J. Menendez Middle row B Klfagawa M Maramonfe J Dore B Brazil G Kung T Hal say, M. Voshall. Froni row D Johnson W Juhl J Hughes G Talbof B Warmaclc D Swlre L Aalrer C Pappas Members of Phi Epsilon Kappa, nafional men's physi- cal eclucafion honorary, work +o elevafe siandards, ideals, and efhics in 'rheir field. The group was quile acfive +his pas'r year. They ushered and also sold concessions a+ s'por'r even+s, collecred funds for fhe Olympic Games, and helped wilh +he Spring Bowl Game. Members celebrafed Founders Day af fhe Hawauan Gardens in May 7,5 .. ' J ill IL 1 J , 'i ff 1 , 4 ,,, A J, ,s ., . lx, v r-U ' 9,5-r W, ' ?-- 4 M3 i ,, iv ,nl U7 Phi u Alpha Phi Mu Alpha, nalional honorary organizaiion, is fhe na+ion's largesl and oldesl' music fraiernily. Conceris sponsored by lhe local chapfer included ihe annual Fall Conceri, Original Composilion Concerf, and ihe All Mozarl Con- ceri' in +he Spring. Presiden+,+his year was Ron Ehlers. A gel iogelher of members io sing madrigals Marlan Allen Ted Ashizawa Harry Calkins Ron Ehlers Saul Esirada Ernesl' Gonzales Philip Kale: Alberl Krueger Rolaerl' Ledum Jerry Miller Richard Sfyles Blue Key The Blue Key is an upper division men's honorary sociefy. The members are selecled on lhe basis of a high grade 'poinl' average and parlicipafion in ex+ra-curricular acfivilies. Mon+hly meefings are called lo order by Presi- denl Ed Adams. Dean Marlin served as lhe group's facully adviser. 4- 'il n 5 4' l ff- er, .I az Ed Adams Don Aflcinson Dick Aringlon Jim Collrell Don Hubbard Ray Freeman Bob Lindsey John Luclchardl Jerry McCar'l'hy John Marlcen Richard Reese Tom Rendahl Tom Rimerman Roberl Weiss Members loolr al' lhis year's agenda ni L3 MX! We 85 UUDUUIZ l a 'H ,E Psi Chi Lefi io righi: Doi Weber, Treasurer: Bob Hooker, Presideni: Neal McCallum, Vice-President Members enioyed fheir inifiafion banquei' ai Mariani's Psi Chi is a naiionally recognized honorary psychology socieiy. This year's local chapier presidenf was Bob Hocker. The advance- meni of 'ihe science of psychology is iheir primary goal. Included on Psi Chi's social calendar for fhis year were: an open house for 'rhe psychology deparimenf, an ini+ia+ion banquei' and a picnic which is held annually. 1 - Y. 'SP' fe ' nn- 5? x J 'aff ' :.:' s,,L,,,L gig' --f, . - Pi Omega Pi June Baffunno Ray Carreon Norma Francis Bennie Hinfergardi Crisfa Jones Roberia Kious Louise Kirby Bruce Lausfen Forresf Mayer Thelma Rafiding Doroihy Rezendes Francis Smiih Natalie Sosniclr John Sfrahl Pairicia Wiclcsfrom Edwin Swanson Membership in Pi Omega Pi is open 'ro business eciucaiion maiors who have aiiainecl a iunior s+a+us in college and a high scholarship rafing. Highlighiing ihis year's aciiviiies were a coffee hour 'For all business 'faculiy and business eclucaiion maiors, and +he annual Busi- ness Eclucaiion Dinner. Pai Wicks+rom was ihe group's president Commiiiee busily planning coming aciiviiies 9 l , fa, N Mel Bowen Neil Daniele Jean lsenberg Roberf Johnson James Kallenbach Thomas Larimore Larry Reese Wilbur Sims Charles Kapper Sigma Delta Chi Sigma Delfa Chi, nafional professional honor frafernify in fhe field of iournalism, had as ifs presidenf fhis year Jean lsenberg. Ouf- sfanding acfivifies of fhis frafernify included fhe fhircl annual Deadline Dinner and con- facfs wifh professional members working in fhe newspaper field. Donna Bechf Carol Bisbee Janef Bruce Diane Coxhead Dawn Ewing Jerri Hunf Hisayo Kawahara Marilyn Pefers Kafherine Rondone Rifa Sabol Frances Sfuarf Eleanor Tognoli Margaref Trapp Barbara Whife 30 Club Meefing prominenf people of fhe Journalism world, learning fhe li'H'le fhings of fhis field, and increasing an inferesf in iournalism are all fhe bene- fifs fhe 30 Club gives ifs members. The girls affended fhe Thefa Sigma Phi nafional honorary journalism frafernify meefings and gave a recepfion for Dorofhy Thompson, syndicafed columnisf. These acfivi- fies and ofhers were parf of fhe informafive round of fun fhaf fhe 30 Club members had in I955-56. Colleen Anderson Rufh Barrnore Phyllis Carier Shirley Conrad Gayle Dawley l.aule'He Evans Joan Glogoslcy ' Dolores Graber ' Gloria Guido Barbara Heisler Q9 X . F ,., V M , ,J ' E ., fi :Qi . . i' iii.. , 3 Q -' . . . :jf r gg.. .. : gg :: .:..:::. - 5 L Q: ::: :: ::: . .:! - ::: ,: :L Barbara Jesse r :i.-:.,'.::: We ::: k . :: ::: :.: ::: ::: . Q ...I . ., as is 5 Sally Maw, . Janei' Rasmussen ?' 'g Q 5 Doris Rogers ,L ' ' jjk 5' Marci el Sa nd ers jjj. ,rj X Q x B H - ::.: m 2 is m l . -:-1 m s m U nu: I 2 ' : I -- E 3: :S 2 . Pdffi Turk ' . me . QTL 22. 'figi Q JO Turner gpg: A.. . flfl, -igifgig H : .. Jean Ufley . 33 QiQig!E,g:2if QfQ.:fQf l G' Barbara Veneman B To encourage high sianclards of leadership, +o promofe professional growih, and +o recognize high siandards of scholarship are fhe goals of Tau Gamma, honorary socieiy of physical educaiion and recrealion women. The members enioyecl iheir annual snow 'l'rip as fheir special eveni during l'he year. Tau Ga mma 'Snow fun wifhoui boys : 'LH M W. f M if E ,Ms A Em E E 5 is as, 5 W : sa- A me is is aaa ::: a E an ,, m-xxx mamaaamsm E Nm E as Ee seams mms :-ra-a meg :xanax . I ,wx aaa ms mm E seam , ,rag-is area ' w em-15 . ,. ,..fm.'S.e H A 'im Diclr Aringfon Charles Mainard Gerald Bar'I'le'H' Tren? Barron Bull Bauer Dean Bressler Thomas Bruffy Orville Buffs 9:3 U f ' x 4 -A :QC :.: ,. .5 ,. -1. ,sw-:-:aE2s2'.z:' ' ,, 1 .,a. n.,,., , .Q rY.fT1 Sgr . 4 Q :,: f if ma l 7 an Craig Carlson Major Collaclay Lanny Dooliffle Richard Ecles Duz does everylhing! Warren Enos 0 PM Silver Sabres Tom Gray Capf. William Herring Don Hubbard Herb Hylberf The Silver Saber Socieiy was founded in January, I948. The purpose of ihis organizalion is 'Two-fold: +o unife and improve relafionships of borh com- ponenis of fhe R.O.T.C. Depar+men1', 'rhe Air Force, and fhe Army, and +0 fosier goodwill and cooper- a'rion befween 'rhe R.O.T.C. Deparlmenr and fhe college. One of The campus' major highlighfs is fhe Sabers' annual Miliiary Ball. The Sociefy has furnished a color guard for foolball games, march- ing unifs for parades, and has served in numerous ofher capaciries when requesied 'io do so. Serious, boys. The General is waiching Charles Kamm George Mc Faddin Pefer Melcel Ron Moesle Marlin Monfaluo David MussaH Roberl Muzzio Leo Plinslri Richard Reese Jerry Rendahl Terry Rowe Joel Saffron Wayne Sparlres James Springer John Tierney Bruce Waife Lee Walfon Edward Willies lu l F 1 2 i l 1, l . i i Spartan Shields The Sparlan Shields is a sophomore men's honor- ary service organizalion composed of iweniy men chosen for 'rheir oufslanding service shown in 'rheir freshman year. Their many acfiviiies include assisiing a+ regisiralion, helping wiih siudenl' body eleclions, and aciing as guides on visiiaiion days. Shields proudly spori Their new iaclcefs Jim Adams Tom Burns Russ Camilleri Eddie Diaz Harrison Gibbs Roger Hambly Dave Hill Bob Hird Curiis Lufl Lloyd Mafsumolo Ralph Parlcer Wade Penrose Don Ryan Ronald Schmidt Vladinir Sirochenlco Ted Terzaicis AI Walburg Dave Yossem Ernie Zoiiola -1 si f I L, L 'Ive 4 4-.31 ll? 'WX' l If -P2 T57 y 5' V ,git Q . X ,ii ' wr 1 '-lim, N , 49 'iv HQ-Q, i -1 5? 'AL .nik i Ili Q an , V7 vi s age, Alicia Cardona Diane Cimolino Pa? Craven Barbara Dale Gayle Grisham Joan Healy Penne Mcclenahan Clauclelfe Marquie Pal Parish Jeanie Oalrleaf Joan Oeser Bonnie Soe Marilyn Uyecla Sanclra Ward Caiherine Weslermann f ,J ig: Diane Cimolino and Alicia Carclona worlr busily al ihe Spears Rummage Sale Spartan Spears Sparran Spears, rhe sophomore girls' honorary is a very aciive organizalion which performs many service proiecrs for 'lhe inleresl' of 'l'he college and 'rhe communily. Among fhe oufsiancl- ing proiecrs are weekly assislance and enierfain- menr +0 parienfs a+ Agnew S+a+e Hospiral and aid lo fhe Cancer Sociely. Marilyn Uyecla and Gayle Grisham served as semesler presidenis. Q .L :Q :':' - l -:- .:.:.: . :.: ' l 4 A a a i . . ..:-... - . 3. W ,. a A 'Ei A- gw .,..: :E s if ' ii' Fi , 94 Dan Adams Bill Blum Presfon Boomer William Burlre Elio Caslanaela Franlc Cole Bob Davis Ralph Davis Allan Davies George Day Roberl Dixon Joseph Evans Gerald Evenden Leo Fancey Roberl Flanagon Jim Fry Dennis Hall Timofhy Hanna Roberl Hiplciss Don Hubbard Tau Delta Phi Tau Della Phi, rhe lower fra+erni+y, is open lo any regularly enrolled male sludenl of SJSC who has com- plefed a minimum of 30 semesrer uni+s of work and whose grade poinl' average is a+ leasl 3.0 l B l over- all. Among lheir many service proiecls, Tau Della Phi ins+i1'u+ed a S25 award for 'rhe regularly enrolled male sludenl' of SJSC who, in rhe Fall Semesler, I955, raised his grade poinl average by rhe grealesi' Ralph Davis, Clyde Rich and Bob Hiplciss give Work-Aid For Scholars caiions lo Dr. Poyiress. H amoun+. Also esfablished by +his organizafion is +he Work-aid for Scholars Fund. I+ consisrs of an amounr of money approprialed +o encourage scholasric pro- iecfs recommended by 'rhe various depar'rmen+s on campus. Tau Della Phi's annual Formal Dinner Dance held in March highligh+ed fheir social calendar. John Rylander served as 'lhis year's Grand Magisirafe. Drs. Glenn Reed and Gene Waller are Tau Del+a Phi's faculiy advisers. ohn Rylander presenfs S25 Scholarship Improvemeni' Award lo Burl Cuffman s Carl Williams, commiriee chairman, wafches. Qs Y A' John Johnson Roberf Johnson Alheri' Krueger Henry Low Dale Koby John Luclzhardl Charles Mainard Ron Mullenloach David Mussafli Allan Nicholson John Rylander Hideo Safo A . X' .J 'Fix 5, rg Page K as ,5,Q:.s 'f- . .jg-1: -- - 65'- ' fif 'Swa-5. ., :-: , 4. Ak Q rr-12. ' S E 4 , Q -, 2 r, I V 13 .Q ,gig A JI Q, ,zr A Richard Schonerl -Qi KT? 'luu 'T-11+ Edward Siillman Myron Swanson Nelson Tennis Frank Thompson John Viegas Carl Williams Edward Willies Sranley Ziganifi Marlin Allen Jerry Jefferson Al Sfones Y I ,M Q ,E Wg. , ., is g?.g,?ij,g rd 'Hu' if A 1 ..,., 1 gk as Av'-vi u 5 A, -1: 1 N44- 1 3 1 Q! X J N, P5 . , , .:. ,, ., , t , so, r use .ir '- V - , J l s - il I ' X' 1 hi ' 3 ec Y 1. X A 95 Dean Dimmiclr assisfs fhe Masquers in planning iheir agenda Black asque A very myslerious organizafion on campus is 'rhe Black Masque. I+ is an honorary sociefy composed of a mini- mum of fhirfeen senior women who are oufsfanding in scholarship, leadership, and exfra-curricular ac'I'ivi+ies. The organizaiion mel af call of Presideni' Sherry Nuernberg +his pas+ year. Dean Helen Dimmicl: is +he group's perma- nenl' facully adviser. 96 Joy Achferberg Phyllis Carfer Eleanor Coombe Nan Grisham Audrey Hosford Jean Johnson Doroihy Kaucher Donna Larson Carol Lucas Alleen Mann Diane Marfinsen Sherry Nuernberg Barbara Murphy Barbara Roberis Phi TKappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi was organized locally in June, I954. lt is a student-taculty honor society that recognizes outstanding scholarship in all tields ot study. The society's motto is The love ot learning rules the world. Initiation was held at the campus chapel in January. Student Christian Council The Student Christian Council at San Jose State campus is composed ot two repre- sentatives trom nine student Christian groups. Meetings are held weekly at the Student Y. Chapel services, a Universal Get-together ot ecumenical Christian groups, Singspirations, and socials were among the events held during the 'past year under the presidency ot Barbara Heisler. 97 J, 2 P 1' -' , I . P 1 3 5 5 1 1 5 ,Q .. 5 , i,z,fj z S! . nl z ,Sl-ui , ww- , fi if '44 6525 ' -4+ v .t :,5I ,QE 11 N vw. -v 17' N 1 . -' pgamns. A xl ., Eiwf + Piclured above is 'rhe CRC. Below members and inleresled sludenls engage in one of fhe many service proiecls. llllk College Religious Council CRC is composed of I2 non-Chrislian and Chrislian groups. H' allempls lo delermine and derive a common goal for all campus religious groups. The main aclivily which lhe group emphasizes is +he Religion-In-Life Week-a week devoled lo daily services in lhe chapel, speakers in lhe classrooms and boarding houses and climaxed wilh a banquel. Olher worlhwhile proiecls are sponsored by fhe council. A banquel culminaled Religion-In-Life Week E: wie Qin- V H ee 'W -ma 4 mee m is mia E an A- ,V L 'faj E . 'ie K ' 5552 A bi-monfhly meefing of 'rhe CSO Hillel Hillel provides a s+uclen'r-organized and siimu- la+ed program of social, religious, cullural, and in'rerfai+h ac+ivi+ies, underlying i'I's lheme of bringing 'ro 'rhe Jewish s+uden+ increased recogni+ion of his responsibilify +o his herilage. I00 ll 1 1 a Christian Science rganizations Two ac+ivi+ies sponsored by Chrislian Science Organizafions lhis year were a recep'l'ion for new sfudenls and a Chrisiian Science leclure. The group has as lheir purpose 'ro uni're Chrisfian Scienlisls wifhin +he college. Carolyn Hu+chings, led +he group in Hs weekly mee'r- ings and varied acfivilies fhis year. Sfandingz M. Allain, J. Granelx, G. Wolf, J. Saffron. Sealed: A. Greenfeld R. Rosenberg. A. Frank, H. Effron, E. Kaufman. gn at -Q.. .M- Collegiate Christian Fellowship The main goal of Collegiaie Chrislian Fellow- ship, wi'I'h Charles Warda as presidenl, is lo provide 'Fellowship in Chrislian living ihrough prayer, Bible Sludy, and social aclivilies. Meeiings feafuring guesl speakers are held eacla monlh, and discussion groups meef every wee . ' a is 3-r mass, 3:-,Je .V .y,.1x, Q W, Qs.. , Q.. ,' A - A -A . . . .- . ,ggv -- 5, 14,21 N- ew A. we . -U. 4 Y V ., ' - MV.. yn , 5 Mai, h diff' .ML ,Q -' uv, .- r Q pea, 5313-' , - --,SW ' , 'I L 1 19 N, 'W Us , ' A ' sm' . - , ,-W' 5 qs f Q H aim W , ma , 1..:gj-5 K A H M S 'fr - .. 1' 5-. S-2 A . ii- fi 3 z.: 'Sea , 'wi . Z.. an , .i -r 7 A L teh gig rv- .f Z.. as U ' 7 ii B --1 .:.V,:., V , - E, ' gg M ill ' : W , 1 W I02 W., a .:. ..: ., -.4-9 . Y 3.5: W :.:- .:. Aa i.: ..,,.m.x , as ss is K iw' C? . . .even E .. .: .:. :.: Q. gi a 1 We , ki an Cherry Andrino Ellene Balrenhus Lea Boomer Margarel' Brubalrer Phyllis Dahlquisl Marlene Elder Alice Engel Belly Ericlrson Connie Evans Sally Fairborn Lois Farum Nancy Forse Lee Gans Diane Gergens Mary Jo Gleason Marilyn Goodall Gayle Grisham Connie Groppe Karen Hansen Virginia Hiclren Marlene Hops Sandra Howard Audrey Hoy Belsy Hughes Beverly Hughes Gloria Laird Pal Lanlrow i .Z W Ki' Members serving dinner-a service proiecl Kappa Phi Sook Lee is a lucky liHle Korean girl because she is lhe adopfed daughfer of some of our SJS sfudenls. These sfudenls are members of +he nafional service club 'For Melhodisl' girls. Among rhe many service proiecfs are included a Chrislmas Parry for under- privileged children and helping bolh wilh fhe Heari' Associarion and Chrisimas Seal Group. Their social acfivifies included a Chrisfmas Dance, a Spring 'Formal dance, loofh a Molher-daughler and Fa+her-daugh- +er Banquel, and a senior farewell luncheon which climaxed 'Phe year. Marlene Hops served 'rhe group as presidenl lhis year. Phi O's and Kappa Phi's held a ioinl Chrislmas parly for under- Donna Larson Shirley Lee Saundra Lederrnan Barbara Mahany Judy Mayhew Kalhryn Medcrafl Arlene Mill Mary Ellen Myers Sherrean Nichalson Beverly Perry Lea Planchon Kay Robinson Jo Ann Rogers Jean Schmoldi Lou Ann Shugarf Janice Speighl Chris Spindl' Carolyn Sielling Diana Slelling Belly Swanson Jean Telford Ramona Thorson Barbara Waliher Pal Wiclcsirom Velma Wilson Laureen Wingel' E-gangs! Y I ii a a a E wsu ggi - Q HHH M REE- EXAM sixixa -7 :N na fx W W gg WH ,N H -' a il aa ma Bm- mg mm E Y. H59 Mask xgrmm Em me HE SSH is Wall Robinson Presidenf Grace Richardson Vice-Presiclenf Sylvia Magnani Hisforian Vivian Lazzaro Treasurer AI LaPlanle Sergeanf of Arms Gerry Colby Secrefary Fafher Duryea Advisor Newman Club A religious, infelleclual, and social program for Calholic sludenls is provided by 'lhe 'Newman Club on campus under 'rhe leader- ship of ils presidenl, Waller Robinson. ln Oclober a Dedicalion Mass was held for lhe school year: aboul four hundred sludenls X, Fun lime Friday! . ' -5.5.5, .... g .,., jT:E:.EE5E:E gtg - y s wag ' Q53 fs - 4 si-Qian Z asf br H a wa M 53 M a xx . af X xi an ,XE is is rw is me is is is is m K . W WSW gguwfs WD .E ,Mmm E . if-fi -Swim an - 1 . Q a- as SSW mf H was HfX,.,v?aaFra,F F E is ,ss is and guesfs alfended. Remodeling Newman Hall has been one of fhe ouisfanding pro- iecfs of fhe year. Also on lhe agenda were The semi-annual dinner dance given by 'rlwe Freshmen, several ski irips, and 'rhe +l1ird prize independen+ floal' for Homecoming. Mold 'thai' liger December Dinner-Dance delighied all a.z:.:.......a0' V1 A Tuesday meeting ot the Lutheran Student Association. The Lutheran Student Association Seated left to ri ht' Joan Daven ort Vice President Janet Rasmussen President. I 9 - P - ' I - Standing: Mary Ellen Bush, Secretary: Ray Reese, Treasurer. W? ie!-.f5'l Working under the service committee at Agnew State Hospital, the LS-A visited and worked with patients. Worship, study, service, and tellow- ship are the goals ot the LSA. Under the leadership ot Jfanet Rasmussen, Pres., Bible studies, lectures, dis- cussion meetings, and socials ot many sorts were held throughout the year. l -'S Student Y .id I.-fl is . ,g ,Hg ll , lllnfs -I mfg A fellowship of inferreligious groups. The S'ruden'r Y is open fo anyone who wanrs +o parficipare. They sponsor The Crummy Barbecue, week-end re'rrea+s, camp counsling, and marriage courses, faculfy firesides, and sporfs-'ihis year winning 'iirsl' place al' Novice Boxing. The Y is working on a housing discriminaiion survey and The problem of racial discriminafion on 'rhe campus. Renae Seger served as presideni of +his group. Food for all ai ihe Crummy Barbecue. Wifh a large membership, Wesley had a successful year W F ' esley oundatlon Under fhe leadership of presidenfs, J-im Loffis and Ken Schach, fhe Foundafion held a Spring S+uden+-FacuH'y Banquet spon- sored services for The Sanfa Clara Coun+y Juvenile Hall, and assisied in 'rhe Red Cross recrearional 'program a+ Agnew Menfal Hospifal. IO8 l l Represenring +he minisiry of 1' Me+hodis+ Church +o SJS Wesley Foundaiion furnish inreresied srudenfs wifh opp , runiries for worship, service, s'ru of Chrisiianiry on fhe colle level, and par'licipa+ion in soc: aciivifies. Hop down 'ihe avenue .... l -nh-4 Fronl' row lefl 'ro righ'r: J. Nelson, L. Salcoguchi. D. MacDonald, K. Jensen, D. Walford, J. Hadley V. Jus'l', M. Hall, G. Einslein. Middle row: B. Bullard, B. Finclc, L. Deaigh, J. Arreola G. Williams. G. Casimere. D. Knudsen, B. Thomas, J. Cain. Top row: W. Sparlrs, R Fisher l. Malone, B. Bernadas, D. Hodges, G. Vaughan, E. Vaughan. Roger Williams Fellowship held a re- ceplion in lhe Fall for new sludenls. This organizalion also sponsors a snow lrip, a formal banquel, and weelc-end relreals. oger Williams Fellowship Philanlhropic proiecls of lhe Fellow- ship include gifls 'lo servicemen and a camp 'For under-privileged children. Wilh Dick Fisher as presidenl, lhe group's goal has been +o provide an almosphere 'ro deepen lheir Chrislian failh lhrough warm and personal fellowship. ,4 Q . s 4 . an Q as . WF- E , 1 . A ' ' ' my B55 B S2 X ,-I Y W ik WWWWEJ, ,,m,MNn gms H S8 l V, -MMA -..-v---- - 4 ' 'qs mass 5:5 V ---Q' 'MF' ms W' E - xx , 1 - A. 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E is-slug-ij W Helen Woodward lawn-'22 Fresidenf 'fb M 'W 9 Q wzfff rw. f'- wr. f 1-egg' li ,grins ' We H HEWEEQ .,., r E-gn fusing Q22 as K , J 7' 2 , H .,..,. , -Hagar for we gui QE M ge me Lorraine Cofda fi-fi: !.:,. if Vice-Presiclenf if zuz V -:- ' M i QS? 1 H Q. w 54 is is , . Q W H ggm ,.,, Q '5 Z -3 ' If? Q Norine Dodge ' ZQLTL '-' , yi Secrefary 3 i R M N J si wa - - ii f 2. Mary Jo Gleason nl ? 7 Treasurer . ' ,- ' :.,. . L , Many of fhe eclucafion majors on cam- pus are ei'rher affilialed or familiar wi+h AXE-which is +he in+erna+ional associ- alion for Childhood Educalion. The group made hospiial 'rrays for +he Counfy Children's Hospi+al as one of +heir philanihropic proiecis. Lasf year five girls aflended +he nalional conven- lion held in Kansas Cify, Missouri. III -gg 'si +- gm gfifz J l K W B :.: 2 M Paul Ashley George Brown Don Biclzforcl Joe Clarl: Darrel Clemem' John Cummings Roberl DeLorenzo Ronald Derbyshire Oscar Diessner Ted Engelbrechl David Fisher George Frechelle Noel Gravelle Richard Greene Roberl Hawes Rolfe Johnson Wes Jorgensen Lefl 'ro righf: John Luclzhardf, George Frechelle, Don Karpen, Wesley Jorgensen. Roger? Luelgens, Dick Greeno. Arnold Air Society The Arnold Air Sociely is a nalional professional fralernily. The oloieclives of lhis organizalion are 'ro furlher lhe concepls of lhe U.S.A.F., creale a 4 close and more elficienl relalionship among lhe Air R.O.T.C., and lo keep aloreasl of develop- menls in lhe 'Field of avialion. Don Karpen John Luclrhardl Roberf Luefgens George McKinney Scoff Mile Henry Ramp Arlhur Reed William Reese Tom Rimerman Ronald Salvador Joseph Smiil-I George Snell Peier Sammel Ken Sfeele Don Sfoff AI Sfubbe Joe Vallenari Jerry Williams JW Arhsis awali' decision of iudges of Ar? Exhibif Field frips, leciures, demonsrraiions, slce+ch +rips and work shops were held by +he Alpha Gamma arl' club. A highly successful Beaux Arfs Ball was held during fhe Spring semesler. The in+eres+s of lhe arl' s'ruden+s are foremosi' of imporfance +o +he club and all +heir ac+ivi'Hes are for 'lhe enioymenl' of any s'I'uden'r in'l'eres'red in arl La Trecs busily malring decorafions for fhe Beaux Arfs Ball rr PM is V his ' 'HW' vb :': 4. A A ' .w:-ff- lf- vt as-ff lpha Gamma I i CAHPER The California Associafion for Healfh, Physical Educafion and Recreafion is composed of well over I00 sfudenfs in fhe fields of healfh, P.E., and recreafion which represenfs fhe largesf Sfudenf Unif in fhe sfafe. The local unif fook parf in meefings, clinics, and confer- ences perfaining fo fhese 'rhree fields. ' s i Q me Leff fo righf: Ellen Yeaw, Secrefaryp Dale Swire. Presidenfg Judy Basich Joan Hoolr Dr. Ed Rudeloff, Adviser. 11 fl I :ei l ' ,' .2 'Ti 1 Some members of C.A.H.P.E.R. pose for fhe phofographer before meefing ,.. f n Y - , I aw ,Q I fi STI' fi' A Y I l.- J 4 1 1'- Lefl' lo righh Mr. Bush, Joyce Rodriques, Randy Relnsiedl, Marilyn Field, Ed Mahany, Neva Holmes, AnneHe Vassalo, Sheila Cohen, Flor- ence Hyde. as II6 fx Egg The larger ihe group, lhe more fun! O- BC Fun is had af all Co-Rec Acfiviiies. Open +o all AS-B card holders, Co- Rec provides an opporfunify for relaxalion and recreafion every Wednesday nigl1l'. Meefing in fhe Women's Gym, members play badminfon, fable fennis, volleyball, and engage in dancing and group singing. The Hayscapade, fheir barn dance, proved io be one of ihe special even+s in ihe year. Co-chairmen Jim Rhode and Judy Crouch led Co-Rec fhrough many acfivifies fhis year. t E ,nm X . H .1. .1.1 .1.31.1 .1. 1.1 1.91. 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' 111. 1 ll8 1l L-?L Charles Bucher Orville Bulls Richard Calicura Daniel Campos Sfephen Chesley Gerald Fislre Jerald Filling Edward Gardner Gary Gerbrandl Kennelh Gray Chi Pi Sigma The acquisirion of a house on Norih Third Sfreei' was fhe s'rar+ of a successful year for ihe Brofhers of Chi Pi Sigma. The professional social fraiernify for police maiors s+rives for ihe educaiional beHermen+ of i+s members. Now This is how you load ii . . g 5 egifsih t 1 1' sv' wifi 125 dglleaieish,i1iei2afi'1i 'l 11 i 11,g1sva,4a4'.515s--W, M1i5q5av.711'gii. 1 11-'HU . 'isifl- Q, 3 pl 111 :1b 1 1 f rv' 3:-,' ...ia 15 Police 'rraining films, police exhiloiis, and personal coniacl wiih aclive personnel wifhin lhe profession are given lo 'ihe members. During May a nighi' shoofing eveni' and barbeque was held. 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Vice-Presidenf: Dr. Ryan, Advisor: B. Blum Sfafe T.V.G. Chairman: H. Telio. Pubiici+y Chairman: H. Torykian, Secreiary: J. Baffunn Newsleffer Ediior: E. Harding, Treasurer. mam, B hill s ks n 1 ' 'ff if if r . -- -as a nes 1 -W 1 V i' i 'Y ? SH 8 a a gg 6 a 15 'J 6 MTW 'is r if: as T: Y. e if IN 1-6 ? , .,.- H .r -, Us-mespamf All - -V + ,,,,4:,:T,Q 'Y B M, ,, SBSH TYWS' A ffl-2a,n.um'J'vEZ Ur' Froni' row lofi' fo rughi Darryl Saladay Henry Lum Dan Weaihery Oscar Diessnsr Baci: row: George Wan, Mason Alcoclc, Reynolds Engineering Society Under +he able leadership of Dan Lowry, fhe Engineering Socieiy had a very aciive year. On iheir calendar of evenls were a Spring and Fall semesier barbeque, an annual Dinner Dance in Winfer, and fielcl frips 'rhroughoul' 'rhe year. The group was organized wilh 1'he purpose of creaiing and mainiaining an inieresi in +he field of engineering. VI2l 'g57gff1y'lFlFF mga Eta Epsilon A highly successful Fashion Show was held in April by lhe members of E+a Epsilon. Through 'lhe meelings 'rhe members are acquainied wi'rh l'he various fields of Home Economics. On February 22 'lhe girls had iheir 'parenls come lo a dinner prepared for 'lhem by members. 1 '--H-ml '-nf ME E s e ss Members making Chrislmas Decoraiions. Boflom row, leff lo righh Margaref Milchell, Pal O'Carroll, Jerry Rofha, Linda Lawrence, Kay Dally. Middle row: Dolores Peal, Marilyn Hops, Lois Borrelli, Barbara Rafa++i, Roberia Paion, Barbara Ziebell, Loraine Sanhu, Donna Cox. Top row: Miss Alimas, Shirley Swain, Beverly Holmes, Mary Lou Smilh, Sara Burcllriclr, Barbara Bedwell, Doris Wilkerson. Nancy Burke, Anna Lee Binder, Charloile Fink, Miss Nygrin. -2 1 K. an 2 iff S 2 --s.- -.9-5 if PNCAKE 'DME f . I I - sf Top row, leff +o righf: Dr. Tidwell, R. Ching, R. Oda, W. Chang, E. Wills. M. Komae. Bofiom row: H. Tamelcuni, J. Shinagawa, B. Farden, H. Shiroma, A. Luiero, E. Shoho, J. Field. Formed fo promofe friendship, sociabilify, and higher scholasiic sfandards for ifs mem- bers, Hui-O-Kamaaina is +he Hawaiian group on campus. This club presenfed a Chris+mas pageanl' wi+h proceeds going 'io 'Phe Chris?- mas Seal Funcl. Hui-O-Kamaaina, under Pres- idenl' William Chang, concluded fhe year wi'rh a luau in May. I24 B. Hui-O-Kamaaina Won Second place-lndependenf Division .ay Q' wifi? . Ni -g. .. -S J , l 1 i f xY .,41tw-ff i ,Jw W Industrial rts Club ww In fhe 'Fall of lhis year +he deparlmenl' held a spagheH'i dinner for all members of lhe lnduslrial Ar+s deparlmenf. The meelings are a social galhering of all 'rhe class members in lhe l.A. Deparlmenl. The organ- BoHom row, lefl io righl: O. Thompson, C. Johnson, P. Holsinger, J. Musick, D. Dulra. Middle row: O. Redinglon, A. Till. K. Meleen, R. Hansen. J. Borckell, H. Barlon, l.. Davis. R. Thorup, R. Buckner. Top row: R. Horslmier, E. Edgmon, D. Mariinson. Demonsfralion is given for lhe Rolex Punch izalion works foward bellering lhe relalion- ship belween sludenfs and +he faculfy. Weekly meelings are headed by Presidenl' Oliver Redingfon. l25 'NT7 l .1-.7 1 gum -Q' XX A ,RIF Standing, lett to right: H. Jamero, J. Jamero, Mr. Leonard McCounel, B. Broyles, G. Hall, l. Balicanta, H. Badger, P. Maule, J. Hamblin. Seated: H. DeLouder, R. Dixon, S. Shaw, A. Maule, Mr. Esselstyn, l. Coclrerton. Tri Sigma International Relations Club International Relations Club is open to any- one who is interested in world attairs and enioys hearing speeches on these subiects. Pertinent and topical items in the news were highlighted by outstanding guest speakers. I26 The annual spaghetti teed was again enioyed by the members ot Tri Sigma, a group which was tounded tor social service and sociology students. Many interesting and informative speakers were teatured at their Wednesday night meetings. Seated, lett to right: P. Chung, R. Pedone, J. Wakatsulxi, B. Anderson. St Hoehn, R. Evanott, T. Kobey, J. Miller, D. Hanst, B. Girasso, J. Main. 7325 . W ' - I. -.ML i it 11 - fe A 1 ' st! fairs' :':-: -:-L't.J4 12:-: ' as ., ,E Ar -,.L:su,,.. V , +L4-faea-.Wg ,Per V ' lffgggw rw a : . ., wann a '-- .,5,':.f: sa is p -:Q as . 1'.,l.I,s.s ...gl a ' -' ., 1 ru n H 3 'f--'7'.- :a-H, ' HE 1- -.,-,r-T'1- W mam 'l'll'Q ill a Et ' H X ,--al, H 1 , WI' ' n ans, va H 'I T H-H 'l -if ,wax an a mea , a as 4, 'I N u 'hun ,rf 'S f-, Y-!,- Designed to further professional develop- ment in electronic engineering, the IRE was established at SJS in I949. Technical meet- ings are held twice monthly, under chairman Alvin L. Hall and adviser Harry M. Enwight. Sealed, leff fo righl: H. Engwighf, Adviser, A. Hall, President: W. Hightower, Secretary. Sfanding: G. Engler, Treasurer: J. Croad, Vice-President. Institute of Radio Engineers Top row, leff to righfz H. Enwighf, J. Ruzic, G. Engler, A. Hall, I. Mendez, V. Oddie, O. Diessner, R. Delwiler, F. Kumagai, J. O'Loughlin, A. Chavez, J. Croad, W. Travis, F. Vernon. Bo1'+om row: R. Brennan, D. Marsh. W. Hightower, W. Fowler. 0. T. Club The Occupalional Therapy Club had a very busy schedule as members heard clinical lrainees, saw various crafls demonsfraied, and also heard a panel discussion on relaled fields +o O.T. Highlighfs of 'ihe year were 'rhe annual Cake Sale and lhe Barbeque af Alum Rock Park lo honor lhe senior majors. I28 Memb H ST .V .1 ' .f'1DSff1,fifi?e ' A 'nfl' P ll- W 'l , 'lv 5 I I' 1 . a ' W, lf. K- i, ..--iff Sfancling, leff lo righl: J. Saxfon, C. Scuricl1, P. Cousins, A. Hoberg, J. Funlr, P. Meinlasis. S. McDonald, K. Soderberg. Sealed: D. Cameron, C. Daboda. N. Baiza. M. Penclo, B. Morris. A new organizalion on campus 'rlwis lasl Seplember was formed by l'l1e female sluclenls in 'l'l1e Police School. Service proiecls for +l1e college and Police School were carried oul. Noemi Baiza was llmis year's presiclenl and Dr. Rullm McKenzie aclecl as l'l'1eir adviser. Wednesday, members wear official uniforms Delta Omega :Qui HEHEB Jerry Price Presidenf .,..ff-41' Laurie Fox Secrefaly Y,..,,,--an E Dicl: Alcocir .. Treasurer fa' - M an f Y . I Q 'i Dick Olsen Program Chairman 4 if 'li ' Free insiruciion 'For members Ski Club Those ioeaufiful ians seen on many siudenis during ihe winier monihs are acquired up in Hue Sierras and noi' in Sanfa Cruz. The club's 275 members afiending 'rhe Tuesday nigh? meeiings see movies on skiing, view +I1e laiesi' '30 Dodge Ridge . . . bas? skiing condi+ions 'ii- 8 e N4 ,. 4 K ff., A 1 Here we go, gang! .fc V..,:1b -ft-, 244. 1 T, :dig six Fun in all phases of skiing I 1 snow fashions and are able fo learn how +o ski +hrough dry land ski lessons. By belonging +o +he club a s+uden'r receives many benefiis when he goes norfh +o ski. Dodge Ridge, S'rraw- berry Lodge, and Donner Summii' were among fhe week-end +ri'ps a++ended by 'rhe members. I3I ,Rv .qu ,f ' e i 3... A-.gg Spartan Oriocci X l Exe u 'Amir W H lx ' V X , 1 ' .U ia W .W xl lm? , .Q xg EER 'x J xi. EMA ,Ma Fronf row, leff 'lo righi: L. Nose. J. Sasaki, J. Nobusuye, K. Fulcumura, E. Tanalca, E. Kawazoe, Y. Kumagai. Back row: J. Nomura, R. Nalrai, E. Kawahara, B. Hishirnura. M. Hashimoio, E. Asanuma, T. Safo, T. Sale, S. Tanaka, K. Hibino, T. Narila, M. Asanuma L. Malsumolo. aka M M . ,am MA 5 . . 5 M was .Wfawggma , ! Ea' Bw m5Ha .ax Q Council members discussing plans for 'fha nexf meeiing MV- 4w?hv5 --ax' Huigglgsaga We-fygmffaww H Nw aa- -.m'm ,,EMa?2'wN:Ega H mm a :gm Km nl N H, aa W M Haggis H B MEM aa B is X Nj! Designed +o promofe beHer relafion belween Orienfal and Occidenlal sfu clenls al SJS, Sparlan Oriocci engage in many ac+ivi+ies under +l'1e leadership o Mas Hashimolo. A freshman receplio +l1e annual Black Champagne danc and +l1e Norlh Cino Conference were few of l'l1is year's evenls sponsored b +l1ese Sparlans. x H All ioin hands and circle right Sparfan Spinners' social calendar included a Chrislmas parly and a Spring Barbecue. This group is for sludenfs inferesled in 'lhe 'Field of folk dancing LSe ha During Tuesday meehngs bo+h beginning and advanced sludenls rake acfive parf in rhe dances. Dan Lowry is lhe club's presidenl. El Circulo Castellano There is one group on campus who can 'probably converse beHer lhan mosl in 'rhe Spanish longue, and +ha+ is El Circulo Casfellano. Besides speaking fhe language, rhe members held swim parlies and fra- dilional Lafin evenls. The club is composed of Spanish maiors, minors, and ofhers in- 'reresfed in learning +o speak Spanish. l33 ww Xa: 5 L 1 1 gww W HM Us ggggg ss nam Niggas , . mmkw mga. , nw- ws Qs a ga Em ,M my ,ZH ug! 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Hodge A lrip +o Camp Campbell was enioyecl by l'l1e members of llwe club Huis year, and flue annual Major Camp Jamboree was held. This organizafion is ogen +o all Women P.E. Maiors ancl Recrealion maiors and minors. As a yearly fealure oulslanding eclucalors spoke lo lhe girls al llweir meelings. Seniors enferfain al llie Camp Jamboree 'Xt I M John Allen George Bunini Russ Camilleri Marlr Emanuel Floyd Mallhews Edwin Morinan i Al Ollauiano Pai Phillips Bill Puias Arlhur Reed Bill Reese Peler Sammel' Ralph Smalling Ken Slorms Ed Wilkinson George Wolfe Jim Musick Any sludeni wishing 'ro learn how lo fly can do so. By joining lhe Flying Twenly a siudenl' can learn 'ro fly ai low-cosl ra'l'es. Numerous SJS sluden-is have falcen advaniage ol lhe club and i+s privileges and have learned how io fly. This year The club is under 'rhe able leadership of Presidenl Ari Reed. Flying 20 Club The Flying Twenly Luscombe s ma me i7 ,. X A ,-,,,....--n-v---- 4 . x --2 M. Q- Wm- - mv, im- .LA . I- COACH BOB BRONZAN Coach Bob Bronzan, considered by many foof aufhorifies 'ro be fha finesi young menfor in couniry, coached his San Jose Siafe Sparfans fo a 5-3-I record for the I955 season. if Football Coach Bob Bronzan's Sparfan gridders commenced fhe SJS afhlefic year by winning fheir firsf four games, and concluded fhe season wifh a 5-3-I record. Vicfims of fhe Sparfan splif-T affaclc were Ufah Sfafe, Universify of Hawaii, Arizona Sfafe, Universify of New Mexico, and California Polyfechnic, The Golden Raiders were toppled by Stanford, College of Pacific, and Fresno Sfafe, and struggled fo a I3-I3 fie wifh Washingfon Sfafe in seven degree weafher af Pullman. Utah State SJS-13 , U'I'ah State-0 IUUDUUI Beseiged wifh firs+-game-if-is, fhe Golden Raiders played spoffy firsf half ball against host Ufah Sfafe, buf fullback Joe Ulm rambled 38 yards down fhe sidelines fo give SJS a 6-0 halffime lead. The Sparfans seffled down in fhe second half and played a fighf defensive game unfil cenfer Jerry Ruse infercepfed a Ufah pass fo sef up fhe second and final TD. Someone has if . . . who? l4I Mel Powell, E Clarence Wessman. E Push 'em baclr fo Wailcilci I ll, ani: BILL PERRY Line Coach University of Hawaii SJ S-34 Universiiy of Hawaii-0 Romping over a Universiiy of Hawaii 'leam +ha+ had upsei favored Nebraska 6-0, ihe Sparians posied a 34-0 score in iheir firsi home game. Runs by Tony Teresa, Sian Beasley, and Mel Powell: Wal? Aclcemann's 50-yard pass iniercepiion, and a Teresa +0 Powell pass consliiufed ihe Spar+an scoring againsi ihe oul-classed Rainbows. Capfain Jack Adams, T Eli Gardner T Aloha, Rainbows GENE MENGES Baclcfield Coach Arizona State SJ S-27 Arizona Si'a'l'e-20 A 'porous pass defense enabled ASC's Sun Devils io 'lally 20 poinis, buf a poieni ground aiiack aided SJS in iis 27-20 viciory. Sian Beasley and Joe Ulm sparked 'l'l1e Golden Raider aH'aclc by gaining l20 and IOI yards, respeciively. The excelleni field leadersl1i'p of QB Tony Teresa also was an imporianf facior in +l1e Sparian win. Hey! Tl'1a+'s our man you're hil ing! 15:3 I44 Tom Bass, G Jlm Craig, G Jim Hughes, G Tom Powers, G Touchdown bound! Whai is lhis, a lug of war? University of New Mexico Pressured all 'rhe way by 'flue underdog New Mexico Lobos, San Jose was unable +o clincl1 a vicfory un'l'il +l1e closing minules of l'l1e final quar'l'er. Tony Teresa led ine Sparlan offensive by picking QFF a New Mexico fumble and racing 65 yards for +l1efirs1' TD in l'l1e second quarler. He paced a fourl'l1 quarler 80-yard drive willfi his pin-poini passing. SJS-14 Universify of New Mexico-0 .ll ,X -3'-rf LINCOLN KIMURA Head Trainer l I+ looks like Tony's in bad company. C. O. P. Going info +he +radi+ional Vic+ory Bell game wi'l'h a 4-0 record, Sfafe fell +o +he Pacific Tiger I4-7 before a home- coming crowd of I8,000 a+ Sparfan Sfadium. The Tigers grabbed an early seven-poin+ lead and lcepi 'rhal lead un+il +he fhird quarfer when a Teresa pass +0 Mel Powell clicked for a T.D. COP roared back for i+s second score and fhen sfaved off fhe Sparfans for l'he remaining min- u'res of 'the game. COP relained possession of 'rhe Bell, symbol of 'lhe lradifional rivalry. Hank Sekoch, G Roland Logan, C John Perkins, C . ., .. W B- Q w ii COP-'I4 SJS-7 URIAL TESHIMA Manager Jerry Ruse, C Even when he caughf i+, he didn r gel far. l45 ,ini-., 1 'F-7 Wall Aclremann, HB Bill Beasley, HB Indian halls Tony Teresa Stanford Shlnford-34 SJ S-'I Unforiunafe enough io run info +he hoi' and cold Sianford Indians wl' fhey were sieaming, SJS suffered a 34-I8 loss. An added insuI+ was +I San Jose S+a+e was repor-red as a high school +eam by Russian ne' papers covering +he visif of a iouring Russion delegaiion +o fhe Palo A game. Sfanford ran up a 27-0 haliiime lead, buf 'rhe Sparfans musrered second half coun+er-aHack +o score I8 poin+s-'rhe highlighi' being a yard punf refurn by Halfback WaH'Ackemann on fhe final play of fhe S9233-in f Lisa ' ss , is ' X ' v . 1 ' X . V -' X 4, 3,3 irq' 923.gif Ng-' -. h -QQ .l' QQ? - sf I Sian Beasley, HB Clive Bullian HB ly, I gg Come ioin Ihe band. Cal Poly SJS-20 Cal Poly-'I4 The Cal Poly Muslangs lhrealened lo hand lhe Sparlans 'rheir lhird conseculive selloack unlil 'rhe SJS passing allack slarled clicking in 'l'he second hall. The Muslangs lecl 7-6 al' The half. Mel Soong halled a lasl-minule Cal Poly drive when he infercepled a pass in 'rhe end zone and ran lo lhe Sparlan 30-yard line. Hil by a blinding fury of Sparlans. Tha'l's ill Gel' bofh of his legs. Don Greco Jim Maher HB Bill Rahming HB Mel Soong 111: 7.- ne' ,-T, 4-pf I' M-5..........-an54 Shall we throw snow balls? Washlngton State Washington State 13 SJ 13 Even the gloves that San Jose State had purchased from a local hardware store weren t enough to ward otf the chlll at Pullman as the Spartans and the Cougars tumbled and troze to a I3 I3 standstnll In 7 degree weather Two hundred due-hard Washington students attended that game, and only one paid admlsslon was sold at the gates tor the coldest football Saturday In Washmgton s history 4 -S-er'-we X' ,lu Is. ',.. JOHN KOUNS A ,,-Q Manager . 1 ,, S t, y ..,. .2- s. fra 4'Lf-4' 4-' s.,. ,, 'Sf' ' ?','-'.1'5l 1 M ' , ' . 4, , f , , - 5-ap4..:,.5i19 4 P' -.... I-., f. , s- ,. gp-' 4 .:: - . , 'iC'h , '..V-,W , S ..'--.4-'- A sv' -V . ,.-U, .. .,,. g A ',f--'. - ,,-'-,-.- -- :'.r'f', l :,.?,f..YQ,'Jz I . -1 ,A - -..,-, .L 5-7-if H... , .--' ' ' .-l - , , ., 'hqijrfx 1, - ' -vu 1-, wg ., ...L - ... I ' s 1- -1 I ' r . . .. - . . . . . . t Q - I 1 . 1 4 Q 'F' 'T' .WJ Q S pl ' 3 I , . 1 .- ,f S S -3l,.1' .nt-.V . , -5 . , . J' s. K End of 'rhe +rail. Fresno State Fresno S1'a'I'e-19 SJS-13 Fresno S+a+e's Bulldogs evidenfly had been ea'l'ing raw mea'r and chewing nails in preparafion for San Jose's final game, as 'ihe win-minded hosfs handed lhe Bronzanmen a I9-I3 liclcing-+he firsf Fresno win over SJS since I947. The Sparlans lumped +o an easy I3-0 lead by capifalizing on Two Bulldog fumbles, buf +he Fresnans soon regained fheir aiplomb and began +o figh+ back. The half ended wifh a I3-I3 deadlock. Fresno hii' for a 24-yard TD pass in fhe four+h quarfer. S+rong Bulldog line play prevenfed The Golden Raiders from scoring during a lafe rally. A... 'Hz' MAX COLEY Freshman Foofba ll Coach Joe Ulm, F , Darrel Clemenf, F W oe arr Shan Beasley around ond. Bob Dun - 1 E- BW sms iff' is K if a mmm N a Qw- Freshman Team Despife a losing season l0 wins, h 3 lossesl fhe San Jose S+a+e freshman 'ieam was composed of many players who may aid +he varsiiy squad in 'ihe nexl' few seasons. Max Coley was head coach of +he frosh and was as- sisied by Tom Cuffe. Junior Varsity The SJS junior varsify foolball squad was coached by former Sparian gridders Ma'H' Vuievich and Dale Summers. The players gained experi- ence by playing againsl several iunior college foofball reams. I50 q. ff e 'll e 67 ' aaa-1 3U,,',.72 T- i f' - 55 f-N N 1 I Wifvg. ,EQ I Y -ff f ' - V an , M , A H? e. gqfl, ' w.,m,4LI ,, I V , Qqqv I . 'V A j . , Y Q -,L N ' :,, Q, E 'xg fy, 4 V ? -'sd . ,Q . .. ,, nv l eff' 4-Irv' ' f ' I .. i Y 5 -4-'R ,4 .-F E I -'H N. P. 5-ff-,33fsf ee . ,- Q W 'Leaf W ff 1 ,rf f 2 X f , 4 A J . A a ' A Bo'H'om row, lefi' 'io righf: Darrell Tiplon, Wall Tranchina, Don De Tale, Al Larson, Charley Guiierrez, Don Breffenbucker. Second row: Terry Ogden, Bob Nelson, Bob Argo, William Douglas, Vern Walgoria, John Webb. Third row: Clarence Nunes, Leo Dryer, Manuel Elias, Marv Gunner, Roberf Windham, Dean Hovey. Fourfh row: Gerald Wickham, Davey Davidson, Gary Webb, Tom Blackwood, Alvin Conley, Bob Rose. Fiffh row: Tom Cuffe, assisfam' coach: Max Coley, head coach. Top row, leff io righl: Ed Alario, hb: lsh Casfellano, lg Connie Condos, +1 John Leal, gg Diclr Loyd, hb. Middle row: Jim McClusl:ey, F: Bill Monlaro, hbg George Rose, ig Bill Slephenson, gg Al Waffs, f. Boiforn row: Sonnia Correa, eg Lowell Krum, cg Bob Hichefhier, +7 Mah' Vuievich, coach, Dale Summers, coach. Rl T' me it Grafx 'fl' 5, -Y' G.- SQ5, we- w.,,.f Q in Basketball The I955-56 Sparfan baskefball feam opened fheir season by upseffing a powerful Seaffle Universify five, 65-59, and concluded fhe schedule wifh a I5 win, I0 loss record. ln CBA play 'Ihe McPhersonmen finished in a fie for fourfh place wifh an 8-6 record. Among fhe oufsfanding performers for SJS- were Marv Bransfrom who grabbed 223 rebounds, and Capfain Tom Crane who fallied 290 poinfs for an I I.6 average. The Sparlans were fhe cleanes'I feam in fhe CBA, commiffing only 2I0 fouls-an average of I5 a game. The SJS iunior varsify five compiled a 5 win, I loss record, and were paced by George Wagner who averaged I6 poinfs a game. COACH WALT McPH ERSON I I Top row, leff 'Io righfz Don Parroff, Fred Niemann, Don Schroeder, Mary Bransfr J h C p Pefe Brady. Middle row: George Wagner. Bob Chrisco, Jaclc Rowle , Gil E eland J h E e Y 9 Goodwin. Fronf row: Dick Schwenclinger, George King, Tom Crane. Coach McPhe s E Hank Nose. Hey don'+ fear fha nef down Fresno Sfafe commiffeed 35 fouls, a new CBA record, affempfing fo sfop fhe Raider affaclc, buf if was fo no avail as fhe Sparfans raced fo an 85-66 win in fhe firsf meefing. Erceg and Tom Crane led 'rhe locals in scoring. The Sparfans were forced fo come from behind fo win fhe encore, 70-76. Humiliafed fo fhe 'rune of 6I-32 in fhe firsf encounfer, fhe COP Tigers came roar- ing back in fhe remafch fo hand fhe Raiders a 60-59 sefbaclc in Sparfan gym. Defeaf in fhe firsf game prompfed irafe COP fans fo hang Coach Van Sweef in effigy. I54 All-American Bill Russell proved foo much for fhe Sparfans as fhe USF Dons +wo- fimed Sfafe in CBA play, 67-40 anlcl 76-42. Before I4,297 fans in fhe Cow Palace, fhe Sparfan cagers displayed a +igh+ defense fo keep wifhin range of fhe Dons during fhe firsf half of fhe opening game, buf were unable fo cope wifh fhe nafion's besf in fhe second period. John Erceg fallied I7 poinfs for fhe locals. In fhe refurn mafch, which was felevised locally, fhe Dons builf up an early 30-9 lead and coasfed 'ro fhe win, fheir 45fh sfraighf. ree iumping iaclrs wifh eighf feef Intro-Mural Football The Engineering Club emerged vicforiously in fhe lndependenl Division. Olher s+rong inde- pendenl conlenders were lhe Sparvefs and Alpha Phi Omega. The independenl' schedule was infer- rupled olfen due +o poor weafher. Inlra-Mural compelilion al' SJS opened wi+h a +ouch foolball league being organized in Oc+o- ber. The league was divided in'l'o 'lwo divisions: lhe Fralernily Division and 'lhe lndependenl Divi- sion. Alpha Tau Omega, fral' champs, edged lhe Engineering Club, independenr viclors, I4 lo 6, lo caplure fhe league championship. ide .-m....s Alpha Tau Omega foughl' ils way successfully lhrough a rugged lralernily schedule lo win ils division championship. The key viclory for A.T.O. was a win over Sigma Alpha Epsilon. nf m H Q a s 4. x W, 'Q . wwhww m .mn sm. Bl W Eizxwmsm 5 B KE ss-in wi N was -- E E MQ WE Q, E 5 FLWK-E' R Q E D mass V7 S E ag E gsm viii W E Er E Evnlvgakv wi mis in :lpn a mg as ir.: I-. B B a Q. , 1 YE , ,Wa 'mwi,J,g.ZJ:- ,,n:w ws E 1 41351 M 'S ,HW If Y f of 4 1 X 1 I . Q ' ' v V A '56 Ill, 13' I 5 .1 '.' -... f -1 ,. li' s vm mm Q .1 im Q M33 .5 swf, ' W2 w 9 31 154 wa Q 5 Q -',,. X ' Q ,d,.,,W,. A .iii ri .-5.0.1 A' K wa ' k YF Akai. ,v.w., . ,ww .xp . N K my 1 . '17 , T-. a -' Ml: E , :J 1 f ll 5 v ..wa2'5.1,, if! Film. uw Q4 ' 7-44.1 - Bransirom ciears fha boards M I d fha G Five Sparfans hi'I' doubIe numbers as 'Ihe Raiders ser a new SJS scoring record down- ing Pepperdine, 87-69, in Sparran gym. Eddie Diaz was high scorer wirh 23 poinrs. Ray Goodwin's I5 +aIIies Ied rhe S'par'rans Io an earlier win over +he Waves, 80-66, in 'rhe Sou'IhIand. Once again 'I'he Sparrans disproved rhe home couri' advanrage Iheory by Iipping LoyoIa, 43-4I, on 'rhe road and rhen drop- ping a 7l-69 I'hriIIer af home. Marv Bran- srrom 'ranked I6 poinfs in 'rhe firsf game and con'rroIIed bofh backboards +o pace +he Sparran vicfory. Well, who couId sfop Ihe Dons? Jh yE Marv hooks for 'Iwo po rceg shools over Gael Hey! Grab 'Thai' ball -51 'if A QE: , The sharp-shoofing Gaels of S+. Mary's handed +he Sparlans +win defeals in CBA play, 59-52 and 70-60. The second se+back knocked lhe Raider five ou'l' of second place in +he final league s+andings. S+. Mary's capi- 'ralized on Sparfan fouls by making 30 of 35 free-'rhrow aHemp+s. The Sparfan cagers ended 'rhe season by dropping a fhrilling 72-70 con+es'I' 'ro +he Sfanford Indians. A baskei' by Bob Borg- hesani brough+ +he S'par+ans wi+hin fwo poinfs of Sfanford in fhe dying momenfs of lhe game. Ray Goodwin 'rhen s+ole 'rhe ball from +he Indians, bul' lhe buzzer sounded before he could gel a sho'r off. Gaels observe Crane jump shof Co-capfains Don Woods and Jon Harris Band marching in Frosh Basketball The Freshman Baslcelball Team began slowly, aged over 20 poinls per game, lale in lhe gained momenlum, and finished 'lhe season season gave fhe Sparlababes added scoring wilh an eighf won and eighf losi' record. The punch. Jon Harris was 'rhe high scorer for addilion of lransfer Ari' Powell, who aver- 'l'he season. Back row, leff lo righh Wall' Dalael, Don Woods, Arney Lundquisl, Jon Harris, Riel: Pollard, Sieve Scoll, Jim Derriclxson, Coach Jerry Vromm. Fronf row: Don Chrisliansen, Lou Lampe, Paul Ashmore, Tom Blackwood, Dick Torreifo, Jim Schmiedf. , sa .nf m n1nv pw. J x af- X-1-m 7 . - as Hold il up lhere. boys! Intramural Basketball Foolball aclion on lhe cage courl Among lhe leading Fralernily scorers were Don Schroeder, SAE: Don Hellmers, KA: Dick Zimmerman, TC: Lou Slowell, PSK: Pal Francisco and Shelley Beebe, ATO. Some ol lhe lndepend- enl lop poinl-makers were Mel Powell and Hal Boulle, Green Squad: John Campbell, Dugoul Dandies: Lallace Rowe, Sparvels: and Paul Zim- merman, APhiO. Al La Torre deadline lime, lhree lrals were dead- loclced lor lirsl place in lhe lralernily division ol lhe lnlamural baslcelball league. Selling lhe pace were Thela Chi, Alpha Tau Omega, and Kappa Alpha. Among lhe olher lop Greek leams were Kappa Tau and Sigma Nu. 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W Im m mmgm III ..- I I m .mm mm '55 m- - mm mm . . mi SS W N ' ,mm m . mm 1- LL mm mmm I mmm m W lf. Wg' mmgmw mfaimf M-mm.. ww -Zim 1 I 'M M f m eg m. m ,mm WWWI mmmm-W I m-mlm -m... I -I. I m . I .Q iw 2553- mfmgmmamjjfm' m Mfg ' Hmm! mm If Wm? N' - ...JT I .J Ig.,- '55,,,. H2525-f mm 5 mm M 1 II H I 4- ... .- -,a.-nm 1 W - ' J- - . .I , .5 .::. ,. .. 5 MEL Q gs-E' Baseball Coach Walf Williams' Sparlan nine was baffing an even .500 af La Torre deadline fime, winning seven of ifs firsf fourfeen games. Dropping ifs opening games fo Sfanford and California, fhe Sparfans surged back by defeafing Sfanford, Sanfa Clara, Chico Sfafe, and San Francisco Sfafe fwice. The Raider nine 'look if on lhe chin while on fhe road, whipping only Pepperdine and USF while falling 'lo Sacramenfo Sfale, UCLA, USC, and Fresno Sfafe fwice. Hard hiffing Jerry Clifford and Bill Rahming paced fhe club al fhe 'plafe wifh averages of .370 and .32I, respeclively. Tuck Halsey, picfured on fhe infroducfion page, was 'lhe mainsfay of 'rhe Sparfan mound corps wifh a 3-2 record, including an impressive four-hif shuf oul againsf Sfanford ancl an II-I viclory over Chico Sl-ale. Halsey was backed up by a solid hurling sfaff of Bob Borghesani, Hal Kolsfad, Jim Johnson, Bill Kline and Don Parrofl. The Sparfan infield consisfed of Ed King, firsf base: Sfan Beasley, second base: Don Hodgen, fhird base: and Bill Rahming, shorfsfofp. Chuck Reynolds, Claude Gilberf, and Joe Winsfead pafrolled fhe ouffield, while Jerry Clifford handled 'lhe cafching chores. .i COACH WALT WILLIAMS Fronl row, leff 'lo righf: Sian Beasley, Joe Winslead, Don Hodgean, Dick Roza, Claude Gilberf, Jerry Clifford. Middle row: John f Borghesani, Don Parrolf, Bill Kline, Jim Johnson, Harry Deefhs. Back row: Coach Wall' Williams, Jim Craig, Chuck Reynold Ed K g Bll Rahming, Hal Kolsiacl. -x 11-..: Wf5s'?rf-,rw .Ln,,.'x','f'i.?-- Don Hodgen 'ialues a cuf Acfion af flue inifial saclc Coach Wall Williams greeied seven members of lasl year's Sparfan nine- a +eam 'rhal' compiled a record of lb wins and I4 losses. Heading 'lhe re- furnees were +l1e +eam's fop l1i'Her, Bill Rahming, who ba'H'ed .378, and fhe +eam's mos'l' effeciive hurler, Bob Borgbesani, who won four games while noi being defeaied. Ride 'ihaf pifcher, men E W, rms'---' , W wil 4 S9 n S545 is-'. x mm Exams -'H me ENUM? mn Close play ai home plain ' -1- ' . 2 . f 3' Q 1 1 lg. Frosh mound slaff warms up before game Frosh Baseball Coach Bill Gus+afson's Sparlababe nine indicaied power ai' lhe plaie in early season games, bul' inabilily of ihe hurling slaff 'ro hold +heir opponenls resulfed in 'rhe Frosh +eam's 2-6 record af La Torre deadline lime. Virgil Pipe showed greal' polenlial in hurling a near 'rwo-hir, 3-I win over Campbell. Sparfababes ready for fhe Sanla Clara game The club's leading hiiiers were Don Chrisliansen, caicherg Randy Brown, firsl base: and Bill Harvey, second base. The Frosh diamondmen splil' lwo games wi+h San Jose J.C. and dropped conlesls lc? Sanla Clara and Menlo College in early season pay. Froni row, lefl fo righl: Randy Brown, Bill Collins, George Sanders, Don Delala, Davy Davidson. Second row: Ron Ciiia, Jlm Schmiedf, Don Woods, Rey Moresco, Gene Angius, Darrell Adams, Mel Gunfer. Baci: row: Virgil Piper, Bill Leach, Frank Valdez, Paul Ashmore, Don Chrisliansen, Maury Gill, Bill Harvey, Andy Baumgardner, Assisfani Coach. - - 'Sarraf' sr ' . - M - . Ji' ', 1 1 L i 4 n 'i'L a gg' . ' . ma? w-Ks, , V B wg, , , 'Ka' 'H mia ETB' -Y- I I63 553 mi sw Qs l Hill 9-7-,5,,CID A ls, Judo .127 c 4 xxx if-fa ll Q.-,A .. - il .l ' . rg r , ,f if r in x EZ' 7 In ' M' is i M 'rf Aa4?l'AhLWs Second degree black belf holder Mel Augusfine, firsf degree black belf holders John Sepulveda and Ro Wauer, lefferman refurnees, and new- comers Ben Campbell and Jack Crawford led fhe I956 Judo feam fo a highly successful season. The Sparfan iudoisfs opened fheir season by winning fhe Norfhern California Champion- ship, and followed wifh a vicfory in fhe Promo- fional Meef in Sparfan Gym. The iunior varsify held ifs own by fieing for firsf place in fhe Junior PAAU Meef. Look ouf below! . Y,-sth. COACH YOSH UCHIDA Top row, leff fo righf: John Perafa, Ben Campbell, Coach Yosh Uchida, Mel Augusfine, Howard Wafanabe. Middle row: Al Sfone, Chuck Babcock, Ro Wauer, Bob Salazar. Fronf row: George Uchida, John Sepulveda, Hideo Safe, Ron Flora. 1, Boxing -ae: R' COACH JULIE MENENDEZ Led by a hard-punching quar're+ composed of Cap+ain Max Voshall, Mel Raikovich, Al Julian, and Welvin Sfroud, 'rhe Golden Raider miH'men won lhree, losi one, and drew one during 'lhe dual meei' compeiilion. Top viciory for ihe Sparlans was an 8-I win over Nevada. Cal Poly splii' a pair of meeis wiih SJS by 4lf2-3lf2 scores: and WSC bowed 'lo 'rhe Menendez boxers 6-3 in San Jose and drew wiih ihe Sparfans in Pullman, 4lf2-4lf2. ln addifion io +he lop four ofher Sparian winners included Jack Nelson, Jack Coolidge, Jim Tormey, Al Accurso, Bob Tafoya, Siu Rubine, Jim Davis and T. C. Chung. Top row, lefi fo righh Jim Tormey, George Jensen, Ben Yaies, Henry Roias, Max Voshall, Lou S'rowell, Manager. Third row: Clarlr Yamasalrl Jael: Coolidge, Ernie Orr, Jim Benneil, Pele Cisneros, John Tierney, Managerg Dale Chrisfiansen, Manager. Second row: Vic Rapazxini, Mel Powell Bob Rose, Jim Davis, Al Julian, Gerald Ulrich, Welvin Slroud. Fronl row: Coach Julie Menenclez, Massey Ufsunomiya, Bob Tafoya, Al Accurso Dicl: Bender, Assisiani Coach. M. iw? si as ,E mms x l' '-KN JU5',.'-. J051 l XR -105-4.4, an 'J0.c,+.. YW rdsiyfhr iii Bob Tafoya baHles WSC Cougar The Sparian boxers finished four1'h in +he In+er-Mounfain Boxing Tourna- men'r. T. C. Chung ca'p+ured fhe ll2-lb. championship. Three ofher Spar+ans were 'Finalis+s: S+u Rubine, I47g Jim Davis, I56g and Mel Railro- viich, heavy. Jack Monigomery moves in Al Accurso fangies wi+h Mus+ang SEQ 1 na vb v I fi? w. P' Novice Boxing Tournament Oiher Novice champions were Gary Blaclchari, Delia Sigma Phi, l30g Chuck Benjamin, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I55g Bob Ruff, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I65g Jack Coolidge, Sigma Chi, l75g Jim Jacques, Kappa Alpha, I'-701 and AI Severino, Sigma Nu, Unlimiied. A powerful Siudeni Y ieam placed six men in 'I'he I9+h Annual Novice Boxing Tournameni finals. Four of +hese, Elio Casianuela, I20g John Sum- ares, I25g Lee Landes, I35: and Joe Gurnoe, I45, won division championships. Clark Yamasalci lpiciured above, was voied ihe +ourney's ouisianding boxer award. He won ihe I40-lb. championship and represenfed Pi Kappa Alpha and Belle Manor. COACH HUGH MUMBY Top row, leff 'io Wrestling Hugh Mumby's Sparian grun+ and groaners posfed a 4-3 dual meei record and won ihe Junior YMCA Wresiling Cham- pionships held a+ Berkeley. The Sparian viciims included U. of California, Cal Poly, San Francisco S+a're, and Sianford. Among 'rhe 'rop SJS scorers during 'rhe dual meefs were Joe lsasi, Bob Fukunaga, George Uchida, Lynn Brooks, Dick Weger, Ken Spagnola, Jerry Ledin, and Russ Camilleri. Pacing ihe Sparians +o fhe Junior YMCA 'iriumph were Ron Phillips, Roy Fronfani, Dick Bauer, and Tom Huni. The Mumbymen were al' 'rheir peak form againsi Cal Poly and S-'ranford as +hey subdued ihese +wo foes 32-0 and 38-0, respeciively. righf: Dick Alfano, Dick Parle, Ron Oufland, Joe Maiorana, Dick Bauer, Ken Spagnola. M row'LynnBrooks,G g Uhd J yLd Pi Br Rd eor e c i a, err e in, e e eman, u y Venegas, Dick Weger, Coach Hugh M Bofiom row: Henry Lee, Russ Carnllleri, Tom Ryan, Tom Huni, Roy Fronianl. J06, 6 STATE l Xi Jo, STATE STATE STATE JD Wg Joan v 6,31 Qc, Camilleri applies a headloclr The SJS maimen finished +hird in +i1e Pacific Coasf lnfercollegiafe Wresr- ling Tournament Sparfan finalisfs were Russ Camiileri, l9I, and Jerry Ledin, I77. Camilleri iosf a very close decision. Ken Spagnola +ook ihird place in fhe I67-Ib. class. Sfxx M :, K. X 11: .1 fx 1 M, H S, M X . , x X 1 ,..,m.,1 MQ f U wg-i MJ-f mi if KL ,J Q-av 1.1L jf-Img j S2 1 R92 xii V My M M71 M: H mf 5' M, fm R H-uw fgqgfwmu Zlsfwg Y mf. X -bv -A : ,1 mzxijf' M M, M , MLM Mx ii' up vm- n wg x jf' 1, .ew :pg ,gsm- ,iffiffgl Eff-mm: :SMD whisk ,-.M x mmm in wma ss Au ml. Aiwa -M: 513 rm, buf EQ ,S 5 NME Min M Q My WQQEQHQ W iw QQ, My Zim Www Us gw ESE sim gm, U LASR N 5 was jg,H 331 ive: ., V X WMM wHi7?w 54 M M USER 6 .4f7Qwii- ,whiff H x5:M .rf ,1xa:k,.., ,.,M ffykkrsg ., in WM X Mx. . -.,...: , W xx F we l K 'I -1 D fi T This being an Olympic year Sparlan lrack menlor Bud Winler had a huge lurnoul' for lhe I956 SJS cinder squad. Among lhe lop performers in early season meels were former nalional 880 champion Lang Slanleyg spriniers Arl Hial'+, Van Parish, and Ron Giardina: 440 men Al Ross and J-im Hushaw: dislance runners Don Hubbard and Bob Rush: hurdlers Bob Harrison and Parish: broad jumpers Ray Ellis and Ray Goodwin: pole vaullers O. W. Rhodes and Rodger Lippa: and iavelin losser Lynn Green, Slanley sparked 'lhe Slparlans in a dual meel loss lo California 80-50:l.anlcy Lang loolc firsl' place in 'lhe 440 and 880 evenls and anchored lhe SJS mile relay 'I'eam. On a road 'rrip lo Arizona +he Sparlans lopped Arizona Slale b7-2f3- 63-lf3 and bowed lo Arizona U. 67lf2-63lf2. COACH BUD WINTER Top row, lefl lo righf: Harvey McCullough, Taylor Burfon, Granl' Salzman, Quenlin Manchesler, Mel Powell, Bobby Harrison, Arl H H O c es. o enlzer. Middle row: J rr T o son o Sc mi il Bernie sud i ec es il Jo n Manson on u ar an Rhd Bb? ey hmp ,Rn hd, Gl,BllHlc,EdBl, h ,D Hbbd,V P h Boclrs, Ray Goodwin, Bob Wallace. Fronl row: Coach Bud Winler, Val Daniels, Lynn Greene, Bob Rush, Ed Hiclcs, Ron Giardina, Ron V A e Jim Hushaw, Lang Slanley, Dale Swire, Manager. 1 , f-:e-e-- g 1 ' , , M., ........,...4-1. E li I 55 fl 2 ' . .'-f - 41' e1'. ' 1'4.-f-- . ' . . ' . , . 7 , ' V. ' V ' --j ' ' - ' 1.L1,- :edt-45 l , ' .V - ' , .V ' . me , 1 47 1 ,y .1 fs , ,v4. ., Half-milers round 'rhe bend Sparian 'rraclc coach, Lloyd Bud Winier circled 'ihe globe ihis winier while on a Siafe Deparimeni sponsored four in which he irained, advised, and conferred wiih aihleies in such places as Honolulu. Hong Kong, Burma, and India. Winier was on ihe four for several monihs and worked wi'l'h ihous- ands of a'rhle+es of many naiionaliiies. He reiurned iusi' in fime io whip 'ihe I956 Sparfan fraclc squad info shape. Sparians pace fha spriniers U., , . ig, -1! H . sa is , . Eg V ni ,gem g 1 . '.,,,K,. -V . f 4l xr if Q. 1 .A 11-rv ' ' i. , n , , , I Rodger Lippa soars high info fhe air Sperfababe, E. Confra Cosfa, Livermore hurdlers vie Freshman Bill Manger 'losses fhe shof The Spariababe fraclcsiers opened fheir season wifh a 7I-42 win over Bellarmine, and looked sfrong in iriangular meefs wi+h San Jose J.C.-Wesf Confra Cosfa J.C. and Livermore H.S. - Easl Conrra Cosfa Jl.C. Among +he +op irosh prospec+s are spriniers Clarence Nunes and John Aguiaf, quarfer-miler Ron Snarr, fwo-miler Keiih Anres, hurdler Al Conley, vaulfer James LeGa+e, broad jumper Dave Sfolces, and high iumper Bill Nevarez. Frosh Track Top row, lefi' fo righf: AI Conley, Dan Torres, Bill Nevarez, Keiih Anfes, Paul lncardona, Jim LeGafe. Middle row: Leonard Railiff, Norm Friborg, Bill Manger, Larry Brufon, John Aguiar. Warren Sadler. Fronf row: Coach Jael: Albiani. L. D. Benneif. Ron Snarr, Claude Brock. Dave Sfolres. Coach Miclr Maramonfe. lCl-arence Nunes noi' picfured.l ss Q sg xv .y,,qs,,S Af flue sfarfing line Hubbard crosses finish line Cross Country Climaxing a successful cross-counfry season by winning fl-me unofficial Norfhern California Collegiafe Cl1ampionsl1i'p, Bud Win+er's barriers defeafed California, Fresno Sfafe, Sfanford, COP, and Cal Poly in fhe SJS-sponsored All-Comers Meef. Don Hubbard shaffered fhe course record by fouring flie 4.4 mile circuif in 22 minufes, 3.8 seconds. Don Berry and Duane Ludlow were also major facfors in several Sparfan vicfories. Baclc row, leff fo righf: Welvin Sfroud, Herb Sfoclxman, Don Hubbard, Wall' Swarfhouf. Fronf row: Jerry Thompson Duane Ludlow, Don Berry, Bob Rush. 512-ills sis ' ' K' ' ' 51.422 5, 3, gigs , , V . ,M . , , P.- I K . .,. ss I 1335. h sgs-ls.4.i3'Ff5P2g,3 .- J--. ..- 1 ,QI l 2 11:-inane vw .nm vm: 1. .ern runnin vivf.-um. mann-, 'E' 45 if -n 3 Lasf-placed Dave Cransron gof +he cove'I'ed one dozen eggs. Novice' division winner was Johnny Ornalez. Del+a Upsilon nipped Alpha Tau Omega in fhe fraferniiy relay races, winning for fhe second siraighf year. Cresceni' Girl affendanf Barbara Lacey awards a 'lrophy fo Honza for fhe ATO vlcfory Trophies also were awarded fo Kappa Alpha Thefa winners of 'rhe sororrly division, and Alpha Chl Omega, whose pushcarl was judged +he mos+ original. Alpha Phi Omega's Annual Turkey Troi was won by Don Hubbard for lhe ihird s'rraigh'l' year in record I5:29 lime. Duane Ludlow carried home +he duck by gaining second: Don Berry placed +hird fo win ihe chicken. I Rounding +he final furn and heading for home in The I955 Pushcarl Relays is 'lhe Alpha Tau Omega enfry driven b Russ Honza. The ATO pushcari' mainfained ifs lead +o capfure 'l'he Grand Cham- pionship. Twen+y-seven pushcarfs enfered 'I'he relays. Gymnastics VARSITY-Lefi' 'io righh Jack Diggins, Pele Marinovich, Ed Tryk, Coach Bill Gusiafson, Val Waldrip, Jack Alberii, Jim Carler. lRon Phillips noi' in pic'lure.l FROSH-Firsf row, le'F'r 'ro righi: Ray Massey, Bob Easf, Tony Incar- dona, Harold Sporry, Mike Bono, Coach Bill Gusfafson. Second row: Bob Wesi, Bob Haywood, Dave Parker. I COACH BILL GUSTAFSON Paced by all-round siar, Ron Phil- lips, fhe Golden Raider gymnasiic squad compiled a 3-2 varsi+y record. Phillips 'rallied 32V2 poinis againsi Sfanford, 3I in a dual meel' wi'rh Cal Poly and Sianford, and 23 when SJS mel' WSC. Oiher ouisianding Sparians were Jack Alberli and Ed Tryk. The frosh gymnasfs had an abloreviafed season and won one and losi one. Bill Gusiafson coached boih ieams. N.,.,,,- p.......! X l i I l COACH CHARLIE WALKER Refurning veferans Dick Threlfall, defending s+a+e college 50-yard free s+yle champion, Jay Cross, Sran McConnell, and Bob Eusris, bolsrered +he I956 S-parian Swim- ming leam. The local swimmers opened 'ihe season wifh a win over Treasure Island and 'rhen weni' on +o defeal' ihe S.F. YMCA and Arizona, while losing +o California and S+anl'ord and drawing wifh lfhe Oakland YMCA. Swimming A xi lr, VARSITY-Back row, leff +o righf: C. L. Walker, Coach: Herb Colf, Bren? Heisinger, Jim Anderson Bob Eusfis, Roland Logan, Manager. Cenier row: Sian McConnell, Larry Wood, Roger McCandess Hugh Boyes, Wall Robinson, Dale Vig. Froni' row: Rollo Koivisio, Capiain Jay Cross, Dick Threlfall Roy Cleghorn, Lee Wal'ron, Adrian Jund. ,-. FROSH-Firs+ row, lefi' +o righh Pere Ueberrofh, Ron Paradiso. Bruce Veerkamp, Ron Tuffle. Second row: Darrel Kirkland, Keifh Murray, Dick Bouckhouf, Al Lunger. Third row: C. L. Walker, Coach: Don Wesi, Don Taylor. Roland Logan, Manager. I79 .Misa e 7 H, 1 :fig rj! inf F' s Q5! in l 95 i Fl . ,3?: F ' Fil- - AQZQ, ' ilgllg H ZX 03 Om o: 5-3 1. lui 0-4- Sz-r Z- gin of P.. EF? 3-Q 0 25 : O a. ,:- EI 35 2-4 QT P5 P 5 2? .44- P5 Es co' 3-.2 -:'- O 2? 9-Q TQ rn Z? CE: 2: O. 21.11 'Q WS gc: ,,.a. -1- oo fi 352 Qu 03 Water Polo Thornfon, Jim Vinzanf, Lee Walfon, Ron Mann. Hi The Sparfan Wa1'er Polo ieam highlighied i'is season by winning ihe Sfafe College Waier Polo championship a+ San Francisco. The overall season record of +he 'ream was +welve wins in 2I con+es'rs againsl' 'ihe finesi' collegiaie and club waier polo feams in 'Phe couniry. Capiain Ron Mann, Ari' Lamberi, Jim Vinzani, and Lee Walfon were siandoufs 'For ihe Sparfan mermen. Ron Tu+'rle paced fhe frosh 'ieam 'ro 'Four wins in seven games. l80 Q 'Zi 4-. x -ws, M Q5 sv- ! -my ' Q? In 5 , v. Al 'V N , a ED RUDLOFF Sparians splash 'fo vicfory over Sania Clara Rifle Team fx The San Jose Sfafe Rifle Team, under fhe coaching of Sfc. Pafriclc J. Whalen, finished 25+h in a field of l25 college feams in nafion-wide compefifion lasf . . , WWW-,N ,-an W year. The Sparfan Riflemen also garn- M -. ered fhird 'place in fhe Norfhern Cali- Tornla lnlercolleglale Conference- Sfanding, lefr fo righf: Sfc. Pafrick J. Whalen, T!Sgf. Jerry McDanie:s. Middle row: Jirry ' ' Russell, Willi m R binsfein, R berf Bruce, John Geimer, Chuclc Ne son, Joe Hernan ez, Don Blchltorddwas scorer l:?r -lille John Salamidz. Friznf row: Jagry Williams, Rose Marie Glaab, Wilma Jensen, Judifh Heil' fo OWS Tearin Capialn Allen, Donald Bickford, Rudy Cordova lNof in piclure: Al Truslow, John Dunn, Arlen a ensfein, an A Trus ow. Mai. Dean Amff'-3 M. Bressler is fhe range officer. Pistol Team Back row, leff fo righf: Capf. William A. Herring, Ken Harf, Hugh Rodman, Jerrold Milsfead, Jerry Russell, Al Brown. Fronf row: Gerald Fiffing, Roy llse, Ed Willrinson, Alberf Suarez, Don Wilefs. Paced by Nafional Collegiafe Cham- pion Al Suarez, fhe Sparfan Pisfol Team won 2l of 25 mafches lasf season, including wins over Wesf Poinf, Michi- gan Sfafe, Annapolis, New Mexico, and Sfanford. The squad capfured firsf place in fhe experf class of fhe Wesf Coasf NRA Championships, and haf La Torre deadline fime if is fhe fourfh- ranking feam in fhe nafion. Leading shoofer for fhe feam is Suarez, followed by Frank Savage and Don Wilefs. The feam is coached by Capf. William A. Herring. r .4 ., H-XR v J. .Q l. V Firsf row, leff fo righf: Leo Plinslci, George Wallace, Francis Befancourf, Lou Sfowell, John Rodriquez, Dale Swine. Second row: Educaldo Cambiasio, Marlc Bell, Bob Bergman, Jim Inglis, Tony Crifelli. Third row: Elmer Craig, Jael: Lebenfal, Warner Grosshans, Dave Anderson, Coach Julius Menendez. Golf Coach Walf McPherson's powerful golf confingenf opened fhe l956 season wifh fhree decisive vicfories over fhe San Jose Counfry Club, San Diego S-fafe and Porfland Sfafe. Ernie George, I955 Nafional Infer-collegiafe finalisfg Jack Cummings, I955 Sfafe Amafeur semi-finalisfg and Charlie Leider, Penin- sula Club champion, head whaf may be one of fhe besf Sfafe golf feams since fhe I948 NCAA champions. I82 2 F ' - ago, ,I ' , - - 'i ajefi -5 sl ' - Z - ' ' ' Soccer In ifs second year, fhe San Jose Sfafe Soccer feam improved wifh each oufing and ended ifs season wifh a 3-I vicfory over Sanfa Clara. The Sparfans finished wifh a I-4-I record in league play, and fied for fourfh place in fhe Norfhern California lnfer-collegiafe Soccer Associafion. All-conference choice Tony Crifelli led fhe relafively inex- perienced club. Sfanding, leff fo righf: Ray Waferman, Dave Cransfon, Eddie Duino, Jim Clarlr, Charlie Leider Wall' McPherson, Coach. Kneeling: Ernie George, Jack Cummings, Bob Henning, Ross Carley 1iZU1ll'hl'rHp rblwffllf Ski Team lniuries marred ihe I955-56 season of a highly poieniial Sparian Ski Team. The local skiers opened ihe season by placing second in iheir 'firsi' meei, loui subsequeni' iniuries io iop performers Ken Kaneda, Dave Franceschini, Dick Larsen, and Bill Groves proved foo much of a handicap in laier meeis. Sianding, lefi io righi: Dick Larsen, Ken Kaneda, Bill Young, Rolf Godon, Roy Cleghorn, Bill Groves. Kneeling: Don Bickiord, Jerry Price, Doug Fox, Dr. Gordon Edwards, coach. Sianding, lefi 'lo righi: Jack Norion, Harold Smith, Don Anger, Charles Riley. 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N .v m W1, A fmmm'-. - -,II - ,,,- mm mv:-5: m X23 . , lg-L??.Q4Qf4!f'11L!i, . .Im s e,-.- ' I, .... , .mu -A -5 mf .::msxm.mm.ffrM.m V ! If Q9 Top picfure, firsf row, leff 'ro righfz Sharon Maloney, Sue Gibbel, Carol Sfromberg. Sharon Thafcher. Second row: Marlene Schwariz, Marion Taege. Donna Sibhald, Sherry McDonald. Third row: Faye Fallerius, Sharon Orr, Linda Lou Li++le, Adele Helleberf, Marilyn Larson. Fourfh row: Arden Sfull, Pal' Baker, Barbara Foofe, Maryanne Hall, Pai Norris, Eileen Bureau, Gayle Rynders. Boifom piclurez Dig 'lhai crazy pla'Her! The mosl' celebrafed eveni' al' Blackmore Hall fhis year was Chrisrmas Angel Week. The week prior 'lg Chrisaimas VBl:6'l'L0!'l each girl drlelw 'I'he 'name o ano'r er in 'r e ouse. Durin + is wee s e would do angelic chores for lime girl, wi+hou+ leH'ing her know aboul ir. A+ +he Chrisfmas parfy each angel was excilingly revealed, and giffs were exchanged. YZ? BoHom row, lefi' fo righ+: Penny Hedger, Carol Wilson, Mrs. Grigsby, Gayle Benson, Darlene Woods, Charlene Horn. Top row: Barbie Mahany, Jeanne Grofheer, Gay Billingion, Lynne Wafson, Norma Lencioni, Belly Anderson, Marilyn Miller, Ann Ennman. Bo'Hom row, leff fo righfz Lois Windmiller, Kaihy Adams, Doreen Websler, Louise Sayig, Nancy Wilsford, Joan Murchie. Top row: Sharon Saare, Ellie Shemanslci, Chris Thies, Anna Beal, Bev Raban, Marilyn Cliff. Jan Pearson, Marsha Healey. A 'rradirional eveni wiih fhe girls from Belle Manor is +he Chrisfmas parfy held for underprivileged children. For +he lasi- several years +he parry has been held wi+h 'rhe Sigma Chis. Bollom row, lefl lo righl: Ann Beeman, Karen Weiss, Harriel Hoegee, Merilee Collins, Mary Bahl, Judie Ray, Darlene Johnson. Middle row: Jan Saxlon, Belle Slone, Arlene Jacobsen, Jan Fischer, Sydney Eschen, Jaclrie Esles, Sallie Pelersen, Mrs. Babich. Top row: Violel Galli, Margie Mulh, Luanne Coleman, Ginger Buss, Sandra Cameron, Gavae Allison. Colonial Hall Dudley Hall The girls al Colonial, who are lreshmen ex- clusively, had lun parlicipaling in lhe A.W.S. door decoralion conlesl al Chrislmas lime, and lriclc or lrealing on Hallowe'en. Their presidenl was Luanne Coleman, and Mrs. Inna Babich was lheir housemolher. The co-eds al Dudley hall enioyed a year ol lun and aclivily bolh on and oll campus. Social alfairs occupied mosl ol lheir lime, bul lhe girls also spenl lime working wilh dillerenl campus organizalions. Bollom row, lell lo righl: Diane Nordling, Janel Tollefson, Laura Hughes, Rose Teczon. Middle row: Pal Cole, ldaiane Miller, Shirley Richardson, Jean Yasui, Connie Weilzel, Marian Franklin. Top row: Mary McLaughlin, Barbara Coburn, Francis Wrighl, Karlaen Tolles, Mickey Fisher, Virginia Moore. 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Cordelia Hall The biggesi +hrill for 'rhe girls a+ Cordelia Hall was receiving firsf prize in Hue A.W.S. Chrisfmas Door Decoraling Coniesf. The girls also held +heir annual Chrisrmas par+y for underprivileged children, wi+h dinner and gills for everyone from San'ra. The New Look came fo Cordelia lhis year wilh +he addilion of new, modern living room furni+ure. Lefl lo righl: Mrs. Louise Miller, Joy Beigler, Jane Baille, Elleanor Valenle, Dale Fallr, Sally Balzlce, Nan Thompson. . ' gn, Q a f , . 4 X. ggi,-if h 1 , .. N, , ,ne SQ -4- V K,-5. This year lhe Di Bari co-eds provided lhe elderly woman's ward al Sanla Clara Counly Hospilal wilh lavors and gills on every holiday. They were D' B ' H I also busy wilh lheir annual Chrislmas Dinner Dance, and many Slanlord exchanges. Bollom row, lell lo righl: Carol Lima, Camille Barengo, Carol Bailey, Nancy Hahn, Mary Hamel, Carol Lehmlruhl. Middle row: Arlene Phillips, Darolyn Emery, Vickie Abrahamson, Diane Marquarol. Connie Di Giorgio. Nancy Riller, Florence Bianco, Joan Beam. Top row: Kay De Smel, Lee Sorg, Diane Hallon, Marlene Tiplon, Elaine Perry, Lydia Caslillo, Belly Aldrich, Shirley Smilh. Bollom row, lefl lo righl: Millie Holway, Donna Acull. Belly Flelcher, Janel Jacobs, Paula Osllund. Middle row: Pal Funlz, Carol Crisler, Donna Giles, Dorolhy Surine, Marla Barrell, Joan Bcurriague. Top row: Shirley Clenownen, Joan Bihler, Mrs. Bricker, Jeanne McHenry. Jaclrie Burlon. -Qewfeeefaew Meme , -gg: '- rl 1 vi M e v 1 2 , fy Boffom row, lefi fo righf: Mae Okada, Jeane'He Fong, Janel' Elser, Beverly Crawford, Georgia Cooley, Barbara Hughes, Sharon Lighfy. Middle row: Charloffe Ely, Vera Bergfholdf, Noreen Hassell, Judy Del Pero, Ina Vaughn, Marilyn Copeland. Top row: Miss Murphy, Linda Abl-noir, JeaneH'e Sfarlr, Barbara Finley, Dorris Murray, Claudelle Raiser, Charlo'H'e Krebs, Judy Nagareda, Lavon Mullis. Guided by a House Commirree elecied by fhe girls, lhe residenis of Duchess Hall have had anofher successful year. Second place in +he W.A.A. volley ball fournameni was won by +he Duchess Hall girls. , The co-eds a+ Elmwyck enjoyed a year of fun and ac+ivi+y bofh on and off campus. Social affairs occupied mosl of iheir fime, buf ihe girls also speni' +ime working wifh diFFeren'r campus organizafions. Bollom row, lefl io righf: Paffi Sanfos, Wanda O'Mara, Frances Worfhingion, Dennie Wrighi, Carol Pallco. Second row: Alice Sands, Nancy Fcrse, lna Coclcerlon. Third row: Carol Sellsfrom, Mary Jo Nichols, Ann Poage, Jane? Hamblin, Bonnie Reasoner, Paula Ann Morse. Top row: Joan Ross, Ann Miller, Claire Macdonald, Mary Ann Giger, Dorofhy Addy. Z7 C 'EQ' Bofiom row, lei? fo righi: Kay Coffman, Honey Mora, Roberia Lee. Second row: Margarile Kielr, Carol Ames, Dixie Griffin, Sandi Trainor. Third row: Willine O'Connor, Barbara Marsh. Jeannie Puchner. Fourih row: Marilyn Ourls, Sariia Harrison, Sally Adams, Donna Paiferson. Noi in piciure: Marilyn Field, Sharon Wood, Paifi Dawson, Donna Clarlr, Sandi Wallrer. Thanksgiving, Chrisimas, and orher holiday cele- rs, brarions are enrhusiasrically observed a+ 'lhis new boarding house. New girls ai San Jose Sfaie are welcomed here, wiih 'friendliness and cooperaiion as 'ihe moH'o of fhe residence group. 'fu M .ln 5 'A X' 1 l :ln , LJ -I f M Y Qiki ,y at r ,fl -,f,......---v l l Boffom row, lefl fo righiz Mrs. Boyaiian, Lila Gier, Mary Margare+ Shaver, Consiance Maxwell, Dodie HueH'ig, Nancy Loomis, Mary Madden, Carolyn Addis. Middle row: Pal Palmer, Pai' Base, Paula Covey, Camille Cox. Judy Johnson, Sharon Mc- Mullan, Barbara Harlan, Laura Bliss. Top row: Coolrie Piclrens, Jo Ann Wafers, Nancy Reed, Sharon Wulfslaerg, Monie Farrin, Sally Dowd, Shirley Benion, Lois Law+on, Julie Boyer, Yvonne Lemos, Bonnie Richardson. The House of Earl enjoyed many acfivilies rhis year. Among 'lhem were a Hallowe'en parly, a Thanksgiving parly, and a Chrisl- mas parry. They also 'par+icipa'l'ed in 'lhe A.W.S. door decoraring con'les+. The goals of Knighl' Manor are +o provide ' a homelike armosphere and a close com- panionship 'For Hs inhabifanls. The house is limired +o iunior and senior educalion majors, who proudly gave lhe boarding house i+s name +his year. Bofiom row, leff fo righf: Beverly Buell, Sylvia Keller, Caral Kidwell, Shirley Hayden, Joyce Gallanr, Magdalena Awender. Top row: Rila Jorgensen, Pearl Tennyson, Mary Ellen Bush, Sue Abbo'H. a in 5 L 5 I ,...,, q ,bf I a : - a 2.1 BoH'om row, lefr fo righi: Gail Dahlen, Sue Jennings. Roberia Leeofis. Second row: Mary Cobb. Pai Higgins, Judy Newman, Nancy Willeford. Third row: Franlcie Maclrey, Joan Young, Joanne Menchinella, Dee Williams, Pai Campbell, Joanne Caferella. Top row: Shirley Gnesa. Dixie Wilson. Boffom row, leff fo righ'f: Joan Bleiler. Virginia Molinari, Shirley Nielsen. Middle row: Florence Hyde, Joan Paine, Donna Shoemaker. Shirley Sho. Helen Pincus. Top row: Janef Kay, Evelyn Rolff, Dee Dee Sheri, Sandy ChiH'enden, Kay Dally, Frances Hitchcock, Caihy Weslermann. These girls boas+ proudly of sponsoring +he winner of +his year's Gorgeous Gams conlesr. Chris+mas lime found 'rhe girls enferfaining 'rheir 'Friends al' fheir annual Chrislmas pariy. To help gel' in+o 'ihe mood for 'I'he evenr, 'rhe girls also eniered 'lhe A.W.S. door decorafion con'res'r. I96 Lynwood Hal I Firsf row, leff fo Medcrofl, Prihie Bofiom row: Kay bell, Jan Maclrie Sheila Waage, L This year Sanla broughi The girls of Lynnwood a li++le black cocker spaniel mascof commonly known as Woody . Prowlers beware. However, we are fold ihai' his bark far exceeds his bi'I'e! righf: Diane Harris, Lorraine Greene, Judy Hay, Denise Champlain, Jane Dickerl. Second row: Kafhy Morse, June Bibb, Georgene Kammler, Joyce Hailand, Marilyn Wafson, Ruie Harris. Fencling, June Blair, Judy Hanson, Bea Parlrinson, Jo Foraih. Middle row: Carol Olein, Sandy Camp- , Barbara Howard, Mrs. Reip. Top row: Maurine Yale, Jo Ann Rice. Vonnie D'Arnall, Lynn Harrower, ee Davis. Seafed, leff fo righf: Ann Abaiian, Evelyn Salvador, Bob Baker, Jack Higgins, Donna Johnson. Sfanding: Vic Harris, Jean Denf, Marilyn Lerum, Dawn Baker, Barbara Bird, Hollis Sciallo, Marfy Plinslsi. To sfimulafe social acfivifies wifhin fhe sfudenf housing area is fhe aim of Sparfan Cify, fhe home of approximafely I60 married vefs and fheir families. Dances, pofluck suppers, barbecues, and ofher recreafional evenfs are planned by fhe Sparfan Cify Council headed Q by Mayor Bob Baker. The year was highlighfed by fhe Children's Hallowe'en and Chrisfmas parfies sponsored by fhe parenfs. Going fo school and raising a family is a full fime job, any one of fhem will fell you. However, many wonderful memories go wifh fhese couples when fhey finally leave fhe cify . Campus acfivifies occupied much of fhe fime of fhe girls who lived , af Perry's boarding house fhis year. The co-eds were mofhered by Mrs, S Miss Rufh Perry, housemofher. All fhe girls in fhe house will look back wifh fond memories af fhe year fhey spenf af Perry's. Boffom row, leff fo righf: Barbara Taylor, Sharon Walsh, Pai Cabrinha, Kanella Vrenids. Second row: Lola Ward, Beverly Yelverfon, Wanda Pedigo. Third row: Shirley Kirk, Louise Moclrer, Janice Read, Nancy Duncan, Corinne Cook, Theresa Kobey, Mary Zwald, Joanne Goodell. 4' 'D ana wa H. ff 1 v - a 5: :-: fs if ME 35 is ling . -gg v may. a nam. La is :seg S 'again mage? New -f.-, maze aa-x mam ss K : 1 Q Riu , ff? TOP PHOTO-Boffom row, leff fo righf: Marliss Schaad, Ardis Johnson, Lorraine Cabral, Joan Davis. Middle row: Carol Cohen, Marlyn Newbern, Barbara Bronson, Shirley Spaulding, Gerry Bryanf. Top row: Lorraine Charmsfrom, Beffy Cavanna, Faye Arnoroso, Sally Sfrickler, Sharon Jose. Carol Bonshu. LOWER PHOTO-Bofforn row. leff fo righf: La Donna Shulh. Miranda Torylcian, Marlene Lamps. Middle row: Dorrain gyhlcer. Carolyn Curfiss, Dianne Biggles, Phyllis Hamilfon. Top row: Joe Amoroso, Faye Amoroso, Buffy Brown, Gloria armarro. The co-ecls living af Marimur Hall consider fhemselves , one big happy family. They are all acfive in campus affairs and hold many social funcfions af fhe hall. Fall Quarfer found fhem winning second prize in fhe A.W.S. door decorafion confesf, and fhey were also very busy wifh fheir angel week af Chrisfmas. aaa X-N N1 in-'M BoHom row, lefi fa righh BeHy Dawson, Miss Farrell, Eleanor Harding, Marilyn Buckley. Top row: Sally Boyer, Mary Gameros, Ramona Thorrson, Norma Francis, Harrie? Shaw, Adele Russell. Boifom row, lefi fo righi: Nadine Wefch, Ida Love, Joanna Arcane, Esrher Miller. Top row: Coleen Anderson, Paula Carpenfer, Carlyne Menfgan, Rosalie Shaw, Sue Parish. To promoie high siandards of democraiic group life Ma is ihe moH'o fhai' +he girls al' Mary George Co-op ob- serve. Their calendar was crowded wiih even+s ihis year, including an annual rea given for +he Sunnyvale Women's club, l'he Annual Faculiy Thanksgiving Din- ner, and Chrisimas caroling ai +he Casa Bella Resi Homes. a S ag, .M is, if 45,352 .9 sawn 1 ' a an , aw 4-m-kms m 'e..Ja am my Boilom row, leff +o righfz Shirley Morris, Jeannie Perrine, Gayle Boolcless, Nancy Thorne, Donna Scheiber, Nancy Daggeff. Middle row: Ann Rogers, Janef Bledsoe, Pal Williams, Claire Schilling, BeHy Jo Snodgrass, Bobby Bryson, Par Toolrer. Top row: Jo Rae Turner, Marilyn Werner, Shirley Weidemier, Sharon Thomas, Ka+hy Reagan, Barbara Harrison, Mrs. Neibaur. The Melody Hall girls have much inleresl in campus ac+ivi+ies as evidenced by 'rheir parlicipa- 1'ion in CO-Rec., Rally Commilree, and Freshman Council rhis year. They also claimed fame 'ro several Lykeable Doll enlranls. Dear . . . You are inviied lo aHend . . . I' 47' - . .S if 'M' X, 5 ..v. , , 1, 1 . E v v ' B H- .. a sa sms , H E is I visa QQHBE: , Zi H E E si- E is NB Bu N sm 1. H A , E ' -as . I X ll l S Q .- X L fa. .dr , ' Egger 1 K 'A Riff M W , 1 S, S ,aww 5 amass Y -wa- ,fr H' 1 954 g...r'gEA Bofiom row, lefr fo righl: Mrs. Pieracci. Carol Ann Low, Barbara Fong, Isabel Solis Jean Granclr Second row: Margaref Yamashiro, Julie Sivla, Marlene Viclorine, Lylvia Alba, Carolyn Parslow Joan Vaughn. Third row: LoreH'a Leong, Joan Walrawafase, Helen Shirama, June Humberf Lucille Zamnoulch Nadine Crawford. Top row: Jean Sawyer. Sammy York, Karen Peierson. Twen+y-seven Sparfan co-eds call Sycamore Hall 'rheir home, for ii' is ius'l' like home. Mrs. Pieracci, 'lheir house- morher, sees 'lo 'I'ha+. They celebraie holidays and bir+hdays frequenfly, and +he girls especially enjoyed +heir annual Chrisfmas parfy which was held fhis year ai a local reslauranf. Loolcs like 'lhe Liberace fan club! A fyplcal sfucly hall' 'iifhi' f Amana. 1 'na if Xi Bofiom row, lefi fo righf: Jinx Road, Gerry Weaver ,A Rappaza, Lin Sheehan, Judy Hadley. Helen Woodward, lyce Mae Cleland, Mrs. Hall. Top row: Ellie Grace Williams. The en+l1usias'ric co-eds from Dawn Manor were kepi busy all year parficipafing in WAA baslcei- ball, 'rhe A.W.S. door decorafing con+es1', Home- coming, and ihey successfully climaxed +l1e year of I955 wi+l1 a Cl'1ris+mas 'par+y. Boffom row, leff 'lo righf: Donnie Sue Rohrer, Sarie Rodrigues, Gwen Cosfer, Delores Evangelisie. Top row: Rosemarie Mauro, Karen Mclnfyre, Trubee Campbell, Gerry Hall, Kaflny Di Marco. ,rg 1 I l l l -l 'EY TOP PHOTO-Firsf row, lei? 'lo righfz Assisiani Housemorher June Davis, Mary LaSalle, Jane? Ragle, Charloife La Rochelle, Connie Groppe, Eleanor Kuniz, Mrs. Walfon. Second row: Lynn Squires, Daryl Jordan, Nancy Geering, Rufh Nielson, Lani Ansley, Jane Perry, Beverly Wolfe, Karna Olson. Third row: Sandy Whirehursi, Barbara Richards, Kiffy Coals, Janel' Howell, Sharon Enninga, Babs Johnson, Joyce Harper. LOWER PHOTO-Firsi row, leff fo righh Lorene Chrisienson, Mary Vincenzini, Judy Hirsi, Jan Gash Ann Fredrick- son, Pai Hesfer, Eva Kaufman. Second row: Marilyn Sowden, Pai Walfon, Joyce Brady, Elizaberh Frich, Carol Bill, Jo Ann Acfor, Barbara Sheela, Georgia Sheela, Jerri Wafson. Third row: Virginia Lindner, Faifh De Muri, Sally Slumpih, Jan Lowes, Pal' Bararini, Nancy Brumley, Linda Kelly. Kay Boardman, Barbara Shoulh. Highlighring +he year for rhe girls living al' Walion Hall was ihe annual Spring Swimming Parry held'r a+ 'rhe Walron Ranch in Los Gvaros. The gel'-acquainied visif for Mrs. Wahlquisf, Dean Dimmiclc, and Mrs. Ise++a Priichard will also be remembered. 204 ee Terrace YMCA . 5' rf-512 il, ie QE BoHom row, lefi io righi: Carolyn Biggle, Luanna Hughes, Mimi Jacobson. Middle row: Ariel Davis, Mrs. Grande Sue Haines. Back row: Joy Wilson, Karen Olesen Whiicorlla, Char Walker. Birlhday and holiday dinners, coffee exchanges, Chrisimas open house, and Alum Rock picnics were only a few of 'rhe ihings on fhe agenda +0 keep fhe girls a+ Wee Terrac in a social whirl. Mimi Jacobson and Char Walker were co-pariy hosiesses. A unique acfivify held by resiclenis of 'rhe YWCA is +heir quarierly cosfume dinner. A+ ihese dinners ihe girls use appropriale decoraiions, music and iheir imaginaiions 'ro 'rransporf 'rhemselves io a foreign counlry. One such 'I'rip +his year saw l'he girls in Spain, dressed in naiive garb and eafing Spanishfiood. Bofiom row, lefl fo righf: Nancy Bloss Ray, Mihi Maruyama, Audrey Phipps, Joyce Godley, Merna Hupperf, Jan Roseberry, Renee Sneskin. Second row: Emm lnouye, Gladys Uridge, Kaihleen Fisher, Thelma Rude, Norine Dodge, Doris Henry, Marilyn Daly, LyneH'e Morrison. Third row: Dolores Owens, Dora Tachibana, Pai Palmer, Naialie Fancher, Marlene Smiih, Alice Robles, Sue Schaller, Marlene Brandin, Dorolhy MacConald, Palsy Gray, Clara Masin, Florence Cunningham. Fourih row: Joan Goodwin, Bev Barrof, Jackie Poriland, Elizabeih Taylor, Sharon Schaal, Bobby Thum, Michie Doi, Doroihy Lee, Nancy S'ni'rh, Alice Duesler. qi? -. Cflv nl. . V me-... .... .... ' . Q n MRS SAILING MRS. HOUGHTON MRS. LAIDLAW MRS. VAUGHAN MRS STITZEL O on Pi Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Phi Chi Omega D Z f Housemothers The housemo+hers on our campus are a very inI'egraI parl' of college life. They acl' as chaperones for fhe sororifies, and also have +he impor+an+ iob of planning 'rhe budget I+ is no+ all work and no play for Ihem, however, for fhey are usually seen a+ 'rhe exchanges, dances, and fhe many o+her sororify-'Fra+erni+y func- 'rions enioying 'rhemselves wholehearledly. They came in+o exisfence on Ihis campus in I948. MRS. BROWN Gamma Phi Befa MRS. 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The week began wifh a key-no+e speaker and concluded wi'rh an All-Greek dance al' 'Ihe Terrace Room of 'rhe Hawaiian Gardens. Communiiy and school proiecfs as well as workshops and exchange dinners were included in 'Ihe week. ALPHA CHI OMEGA Rayna Narbaiiz . . . Senior Represenfafive Nancy Marshall . . . Junior Represenfafive ALPHA OMICRON PI Pai Hubbard . . . . Senior Represenfaiive Shelmar Siuari . . . . Junior Represenfalive ALPHA PHI Barbara Arfhur . . Senior Represeniafive Kay Von Tillow . . . Junior Represeniaiive CHI OMEGA Haiel Deichelboher . . Senior Represenfafive Kay Ryder . . . Junior Represenfaiive DELTA GAMMA Jeanne Gibbs . . . Senior Represenfarive Barbara Clemenf . . . Junior Represenfafive DELTA ZETA Rosemarie Pedone . . . Senior Represeniafive Carole Luby . . . . Junior Represenfafive GAMMA PHI BETA Eline Chial .... . Senior Represen+a+ive Bobbie Lanning . . . . Junior Represenfaiive KAPPA ALPHA THETA Phyllis Meyers . . . . Senior Represenfafive Jody Lacher . . Junior Represenlaiive KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Janef Daugherfy . . . Senior Represenfaiive Nancy Burke . . Junior Representative SIGMA KAPPA ' Donna Windler . . Senior Represenfaiive Carole Hunier . . Junior Represenfafive PHI MU Beverly YBIIVGFIOH . Senior Represenfafive Pai' Cogswell . . Junior Represenraiive SANDRA SINGER Presidenf X Fi' 'VA 11'- n I Vx in uh 'iw-U P4 'QV B9 Q3 vf ' - kfu w -r Marlene Belew Lois Birnbaum Janei Bliss Joan Bouyssou Gloria Brown Judy Coen Kay Daly Pai Doll Maysel Dunham Ann DuHon Pai Ellcing Fran Farley Shirley Gagliardo Sharon Giacomazzi Shirley Gnesa Dolores Graber Joan Healy Marsha Hodgson Donna Hogan Bobbie Holizberg Nancy lnglis Mary Frances Irwin Ann Janhen Gayle La Barbara Pai Lawless Marilyn Lehmann Marilyn Lewis Jbyce Lillquisi Darlene Lucchesi Claudeife Marquie Nancy Marshall JoAnne Mason Consfance Maxwell Geri Miller Barbara Miner 2I2 in i AXO Presided over by Pai Doll, ihe Alpha Chi Omegas fook firsi' place in ihe sororiiy division of 'ihe All Greek Show, and combined forces wiih Delia Upsilon io win firsi place in Novice Boxing. The girls were also very proud of Pai Lawless, who was chosen as one oi ihe aH'endani's io ihe Home- coming Queen, and Kay Daly who was voied Beiiy Coed. The annual Masquerade Ball, held ai Chaieau Boussy, and a Chrisimas pariy for underprivileged children, co-sponsored by Sigma Nu iraferniiy, were among +he memorable aciiviiies of ihe year. Ellzabefh Moore Dianne Morrls Marllyn Morienson Rayna Narbaiiz Gene PaHerson Dolores Peal Julie Plcardo Kay Pufnam Barbara Roberls Nancylee Ross Carole Schrader Jeanne Simpson Eluzabefh Svlhra Marlene Thomas Jane+ Thompson Jane? Tldball 'Ci YP Sanine Waflcins Gini Websfer Nancy Wegner Margie Wilson Gail Wood Jacquelyn Wood I . l . 4 Sandra Brazellon Sally Busselle Nancy Cosl'an+ino Janice deReschlce Charlene Doll Elma Van Fussen Joan Ferran Sheila Emerson Nancy Goodrich Pal Gould Myra Greenberg Barbara Hams Diane Harlow Gail Hennessy 2I4 W fesw M rs e zz n ss me nm mama we a l956 Pledge Class Ipha Omicron Pi ne -ss ef BeH'y Lou AmphleH' Nancy Beel Jo Elaine Beeson Corinne Borello 'N 'Q dk! N11 , Alpha Omicron Pi s'rar'red a successful year by winning a second place 'rrophy wirh The Del+a Sigma Phis on fheir Homecoming float The girls also cheered 'rheir way +o second place honors wi'rh 'rhe Kappa Tau's in fhe 'Novice Boxing Tournament The Spring Pledge class was fefed a+ a dinner dance ai rhe Peninsula Counfry Club which proved 'io be a high- lighf of ihe year. Shelmardine Sfuari served as l'his year's president Diane Hilles Irene Hohener Pai' Hubbard Dol' Huggins Myrna James Carolyn Kirby Carol Knufson Maureen Larrigan Joanne Leisi Phyllis Long Marilyn Maciel Jo Ann Malouf Barbara Mellor Yvonne Moniz Shirley Morris Lena MuseHi Pal Norris Kafherine Ogilvie Janei' Reinmuih Dorofhy Rudeen Janice Russo Elfie Shepherd Sandra Singer Shelmardene Sfuarf Mary Williams Anfoineffe Wood Mariha Woods Frances Zupanovich 2l5 Judy Adams Barbara Arlhur Joby Barry Barbara Bales Marcella Bernardi Ginny Biondi Janef Brashear Charlene Bruggemann Linda Burdelle Donna Bush Carol Carlson Vera Cerny Georgia Clark Sally Clark Sue Conger Diane Coxhead Judie Crum Shirley Danel Barbara Dunfon Margaref Dulch Pal' Forresl' Marilyn Fox Ebe Frasse Linda Gearin Kay Hannaford Audrey Hosford Donna Joosl' Geri Kaer Nancy Klinger Mary Ann Maloney Barbara Marsh Gerry McKim Beverly McVicker Helen Mevious Palricia Meyer 2l6 Alpha Phi The Alpha Phis were under 'lhe leadership of Georgia Clark +his year. The girls won firsl' place honors for The loesl' cheering secfion al lhe Track Meer, and second 'place honors for Pushcarl' Relays, and Ugly Man Con- l'es'r. Robin Wurzburg broughl' recognilion +o 'rhe house when she was chosen as Sweelhearl' of Sigma Chi. The girls feled lheir pledges This year a+ Brookdale Lodge where lheir annual fall pledge dance was held. was ls, , ' mn: l' ,.: p an Anne Miller Nancy Neilson Mary Pai O'Connell Adrienne Olsen Pai O'NeilI Joyce Resfine Vera Pogoieff Marian Schell Dolores Seghi Aileen Mann Suzanne Slaler Cl1ris'i'ie Sorensen Ann Spurr Ka+l1y Sfeyer Pairicia Terry Terry Sullivan Priscilla Trimble Allison Tuclrer Darla Tupper Harief Tyson Kay Von Tillow Ann Wl1iHen Beverly Wilson if Dixie Wilson 131' M Gail Wilson Joanne Wrighi' Barbara Zuur is 5 E mail gr' BSSESBKE Q HEFCE B 5 E 5525 I gegeffffffff We 'Nigeri- i -3 N iffiiiiiin msmuwblmw VW , inns ss ms ms f ', L' M mam ' nz-farms r I HW mime W was mme xanga - V-A ' an ss' ss if ,else :s nu -is ,gn Q4 some ffm A .'mn v ss ms assi ummm u W a ms an mam We Raw of was sf mn as ,ml I956 Pledge Class 2l7 0 Beffy Bailey Gwendolyn Base Shirley Bihn Diane Bleynagel Carol Bondshu Jerre Byrne Diane Cimolino Marilyn Cole Kay Collins Lorraine Corda Celia Cross Hazel Deichelbohrer Yvonne Ellingson Joan Ereno Elizabeih Frisch JeanneHe Furfaclo Mary Greenman Sue Harhell Elizabefh Heaih Margaref Herron Myrf Heririclr Sandra Holmquisf Gloria Howell Connie Jacobsen Jo Ann Johnson Kafhy Johnson Paula Kursh Pai Leggeff 2l8 Chi Omega Alice Alcalde Pafricia Andrew The girls of Chi Omega spenf a busy fall working on 'lheir Homecoming floar and fhe All Greek Show. ln December rhey held 'rheir annual Chrisfmas Parry for underprivileged children wi+h 'lhe Alpha Tau Omegas. The spring pledges were honored a+ 'lhe an- nual 'pledge dance which was held 'rhis year al' +he S+. Francis Horel in San Francisco. Some of 'lhe Spring evenis were +he ini+ia+ion of rhe Chi Omega Knigh'I's, The Senior Brealcfasl' held ai Riclcey's, and lhe annual Eleusinian Luncheon held ioinily wirh fhe Universiiy of California Chapler. 'Us Evamae Veerlcamp Cafherine Weslermann Sandra Wuris Eileen Maclrin Jaclcie Malmberg Donna Marsfon Diane Marfinsen Frances Moe Jeanne Moellering Sharon Moody Janice Moore Joan Oeser Par Parker Kafhleen Pechsiein Barbara Perry Lois Pfeiffer Joan Piclrford Slephanie Presseller Barbara Priesl Joan Randolph Ona Richardson Laverle Reimer Kay Rieder Judy Rugh Anifa Solari Chris Spindf Trudy Sfaples Nancy Sfephens Pai Sfoclcholm Pauline Tedesco Donna Tuffle 2l9 Glenda Spear Marcia Sfaude Nada Siepovich Donna Taylor Yvonne Tracy Rosemary Trueblood Marilyn Van Dyke Mary Van Landinglham Carol Van Sanl Sally Jo Wassung Suzanne Wafson Marilyn Winier Delta Gamma fa ca ,J , 331' Y All 5, I956 Pledge Class This year lhe Della Gammas proudly boasled of winning firsl' place in l'he A.W.S. door decoraring confesl, second place in ihe women's division of fhe- Thera Chi All Greek Show, and lhird place for rheir enfhusiasfic roofing secrion in Novice Boxing. The girls were also very proud of Barbara Clemenl, Thera Chi Dream Girl, and Sandy King and Jane Hamillon, who were bofh aH'endan+s ro ihe Sweefheari' of Sigma Chi. Barbara Fishcher was lhis year's president Jo Ann Abercrombie Arden Allen Audrey Baines Phyllis Berrefoni Mary Bohland Lynn Buhler Pal Buller Cynfhia Clarlc Barbara Clemenf Carole Colombo Sue Creel Connie Cress Barbara Decia Debbie Deulermann Barbara Fischer Jeanne Gibbs Nancy Gilmore Diane Gore Marfha Hardy Joan Henderson Mary Pal Jameson Dorinda Jones Sandy King Pai McLean Marilyn Mollohan Marilyn Monfgomery Pal Mullen Marilyn Newburn Beverly Planf Marilyn Quirin Beverly Raban Lorraine Ross Charlene Schuclring Barbara Sco'H Beffy Smilh 221 Suzanne Abbofi Doroi'l1y Arnold Joan Balclc Ann Beclclund Andra Berger Carol Berrie Arlene Boccabella Jean Braas Mary Lou Bufler Helen Capela Claire Clarl: Shirley Coaie Joyce Connell Dorell Cox Nancy Curiis Elene Dulcellis Sandra Eldridge Donna Evans Roberfa Evans Beverly Fosfer Diane Furlong 222 ' Delta Zeta l 5 i956 Pledge Class The annual Fall and Spring -pledge dances led 'rhe social year for fhe Delia Zefas. Fun and frolic followed a+ 'ihe annual Chrisimas Par'ry. The girls held a Rummage Sale which was a huge success, +he proceeds of which wen+ fo +he Nafional Delia Zefa Hearing Aid Philanfhropy. Anne Garland Joan Glogoslry Barbara Grasso Gloria Guido Jaclry Gump Allene Hammond Jean Hansen Barbara Hari Jan Hawlrsley Claire Highiower Barbara Hodge Alice Hunsuclrer Sheila O'Carroll Jean Johnson Dolores Koff Carole Luby Jaclxie Michell Mary Murnano Joyce Newman Pairicia O'Carroll Rosemarie Fedone Pal Page Sandra Hunfer Joyce Rodrigues Penny Sauer Didi Smiih Miriam Spaulding Diane Suhr Ann Tibbeifs Corinne Van Aulxen Joan Whisnand DoH'ie WhiHier Gaye Wiggins Sharon Yarnell Barbara Ziebell 223 5, Greichen Bach Shirley Bennefi June Bibb Beverly Boe Marlene Branclin Eileen Bureau Gayle Burris Pai Bur+ Claire Caleiii Shirley Caleiii Alicia Cardona Mary Lou CaH'ich Eline Chial Garry Colby Barbara Colle'H' Carol Cooper Joyce DeBenedeH'i Kaihy Dow Noreen Doyle Esiher Drew Robin Fincher Judy Fogariy Mariha Foley Connie Ford Judy Gehring Judy George Leighfa Gwinn Grefchen Hagler Kafhleen Hammerburg 224 'Q' -Q' 'Si Gamma Phi Beta ram? af , f I , -,B-s....,., Mnwgqfg- firgxfgf - . .fee - ..- ,ff r ' .wif ' 5 x-. 3 1 ' ' ' ' - A' fr 4 , aw W, - -- - r L A 5:5 N1-... -, .- , l ,... rf ' ' ' -- I956 Pledge Class 1: I7 l i ll W T x Gamma Phi Befa sraried +heir philanfhropy work early fhis summer, when ihey sen+ five delegales fo 'rhe Sechell' Camp for uncler-privileged children in Canada. Ofher acfivifies included working for 'fhe Red Cross, Heari' Fund, March of Dimes, and a ioini Chrisrmas parly wiih Delia Upsilon for under-privileged children. The girls were very 'proud of June Bibb who was chosen 'lhis year as Thefa Xi Cinderella Girl. They also boasf of raking firsr place in scholarship for 'Fall semesfer, and of lheir rrophy won for fheir Chrisimas door decorafion. Nancy Hand Louise Haydoclr Marilyn Hayes Jan Heier Marion Higgins Denise Hilfel Anne Holzgang Jolly Hospers Befsy Hughes Diane Jergens Punlgy Johnson Barbara Lanning Marion Lasher Maggie Maclver Meredi'l'h Maughan Meredilh Mclfiernan Pai' McTighe Jane? Miller Marfha Morris Merle Morris Mary Newman Barbara Noble Joyce Parsons Marlene Perozzi Susan Peferson Janis Reid Darleen Rhodes Dorofhy Rich Norma Ryder Belfeioan Scolf Ann Severance Julie Smiih Peggy Sfrelch Carol Sfromberg Bobbie Thum Grelchen Umland Shirley Wallace Kay Wanclmalrer Jan Warden Ray Wolf Suzanne Zingler Marcia Wool 225 Adrienne Ayres Joy Biegler Virginia Breslin Ann Brinl: Judie Broolcs Margie Bruce Nancy Brueclcner Janis Capezzoli Carolyn Carlson Ann Chambers Jean Cl1ris1'ie Kay Coffman Barbara Dale Kirsien Denclcer Janie Difmore Sue Doyle Joan Egli Dorofhy Fairburn Sarah Fairley Sally Ferris Susan Fosgafe Roxio Frazier June Geddes Chrisfine Griffifls Susan Hency Nancy Henderson Sfanna Holsfead Susanne Howry 226 i F11 life Q lv-E M 'Q DUDE x.,.,4 I a 3 n UU 'F :- a -I :- cn Fl' a I956 Pledge Class ill: The Kappa Alpha Thefas 1'ook greal pride 'I'his year in Barbara Dale, who was crowned Homecoming Queen for I955-l956: Anne Beale., Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl, and Dorofhy Fairburn, Chosen Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlighf Girl. The girls are sponsoring a I2-year-old Korean girl for +heir phlilanihropic proieci, and have, 'ihus far, pui' her 'rhrough high sc ool. This year's annual pledge dance was held a+ +he S+. Francis Hofel in San Francisco where 'ihe 'pledges and iheir escor+s danced +o +he music of Tom Burns and his orchesira. Jackie Lowrey presided over The+a's as 'I'heir presideni 'l'his year. Sandra lngels Ida Ann King Pam Krueger Jody Lacher Winefred Lanini Barbara Larney Mary Kay Lehr Jackie Lowrey Carol Lucas Judy McDonald Judy McKnigh+ Phyllis Meyer Barbara Murphy Beisy Neaie Shirley Novak Barbara Peferson Barbara Phillips Terry Polk Ann Rice Trish Richards Sarah Rinehari Suzanne Robinson Carol Schlenker Marge Schmufz Bonnie Soe Sally Sorenson Shirley Spalding Diane Togni Sara True Margaref Waggener Miriam Waggener Shirley Weber Nancy Wesienberg Dana Willamson Jean Zilliox Diane Biggles Lora Brunello Mary Lou Cocanougher Joy Cunningham Sheila Curran Shirley De Haven Claire Gill Janel' Lanz Sallie Pelersen Carolyn Pollard Jacquelyn Porlland Gladys Roberls Sharon Schaal Mary Anne Simas Barbara Taylor Dawn Tognoli Jo Rae Turner Gladys Uriclge Mary Lou Valenzan 228 O Kappa Delta I956 Pledge Class K L X,-. L9 u,.,1w., . As one of +he newesl sororilies on campus, +he Kappa Del+as were lcepf quiie busy 'this pasf year. The mosl' excifing evenl- was fhe purchasing and moving inlo lheir firsf house al' San Jose campus. lnsfalaiion of Hue Chapfer, culminafing wi+h a banquef al' fhe S+. Claire, was a memorable occasion for lfhe KD's. Kappa Delia was founded a+ Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia, in I897. Their philanfhropy is aiding crippled children. Jackie Poriland presided fhis year as fheir firsl' president Vivienne Andres Carol Bahr Nan Jean Bayer Beverly Bagley Jackie Boyd Palsy Black Bobbie Boone Marianne Bowden Nancy Brooks Nancy Burke Pai' Burns Sonia Burrell Carol Card Ann Lou Clark Pal Craven Carol Curfice Gail Dahlen Jan Daugherfy Diane Davis Jerry Ann Drake Belly Easfon Audrey Flemming Maryann Forman Teddy Gehr Claire George Leigh Giehm Jacquelyn Harfh Pal Higgins Rufh Hinh Alfhea Irvin Phyllis Johnson Pafricia Kaser Erin Kavanaugh Marilyn LaTeer Sue Leusley T' 'Y' gf Kappa Kappa Gamma 2 1' ,, . 02.4, tr .W , , . el, ,X V 1 I95b Pledge Class The Kappa Kappa Gammas sraged many excifing and worihwhile evenis 'lhis year, such as iheir annual Chrisimas parfy held wi1'h fhe The'l'a Chi's for underprivileged children, and Their spring Easier Egg hun? wi'rh ihe Sigma Nus. The Peninsula Counfry Club was ihe scene of +he Ka'ppa's annual pledge dance. This year rhe girls are very proud of fheir combined efforfs wifh 'rhe Kappa Tau's which broughi' rhem a firsi' place winning for 'l'heir Homecoming Floar. Lori Triolo was crowned Homecoming Queen aH'endan+, and Gail Dahlan fook honors as Sophomore Doll. BeH'y Pearson was +his year's president Barbara Jo Londer Annie Laurie Lund Barbara Mangum Penne Lee McClenahan Joyce McCabe Mariel McKinnon Emily Meyer Mary Ann Miller Margarei Mifchell Be'Hy Moreland Barbara Morfon Jane Munch Sherry Nuernberg Jan Ohrwall Lynne Osmond Lea Pasquine BeHy Pearson Donalee Poffer Eleanor Rice Diane Rose Carole Rucker Jean Shervey Susan Shaw PaHy Smifh Diane Sperbecl: Barbara Tedford Sharon Thafcher Lori Triolo Jane Wadsworfh Auclree Wesffall Diane Wilroff Doris Wilkinson Janice Wilson Jerry Wion Linda Wolff Sue Ann Zimmerman Gayle Grisham Jo Guffaclauro Barbara Franchard . 3Zi3'6'Z,'f5TZmn Sig ma Kappa Belly Anderson Beverly Anderson Charlene Baefier Beverly Bangerl Doris Belli Carol Bisbee Barbara Bloom Joanne Bonesio Dee Boone Janef Brice Beverly Buell Pal Campbell Marilyn Carder Carole Cardoza Deanna Clark Shirley Cleelr Pai Conine Palfi Cummins Barbara D'Amico Carol Davies Lee Davis PaHi Dawson Eddi Eclrhardr Shirley Marie Ewen Dale Fall: Myra Faul Charloile Finlr Pal Fox Judy Hanson DiAnne Harolcl Jean Holmes Marilyn Hops Marlene Larsen Mary Ann Horne Dianne Huni' Carole Hunier Emma Jones Helen Kennedy Louise Kirby Judy Kolza Nancy Labhard Barbara Lacey Eleanor Laclrner Mary Lewis Joan LuHreIl Rosemarie Magnasco Nancy Main Merle Marchand Judy Mayhew Laura Meridefh Glenda Merriclz Kay Millen Pal Miller Diane Mifchell Sharon Moore LaVerne Moresco Marlene Morgan Marcy Nelson Poli Noonan Joan Oales Nancy Peni+en'ii Mina Phillips Joanne Lee Piclrering Joan Reeher Mary Rufishauser Nance Le Sanders Margaref Schmidf Kay Schnillcer Diane Sfevenlon Belly Swanson Chris Thies Nan Thompson Nancy Tiplon Anna Marie Travisano Doreen Websfer Louise Wesier Barbara While Gwen Williams Dona Windeler The Sigma Kappas compeled in +he All Greek show and won second place in 'ihe sororiiy division fhis year They were hosfesses lo lhe faculfy af +heir annual S-morgasborcl Dinner in December. Bev Bangeri was +his year's presiclenl' 4 E13 E1 Q56 9 E 'zgijfllillfllill Beiiy Lou Cavagna Pai Chavarria Pafricia Cogswell Kafhy Copeland Marilyn Copeland Joan Grigg Gail Harding Rosenne Hedges Jackie Jensen Doris Horwood Margarei' Kirlc Margery Kenner Befiylou Peierson Mary Anne Kelp Marie Richif Adele Shively Marilyn Thompson Jeannie Puchner Beverly Traber Sharon Wood Beverly Yelverion 234 Phi gss, e in I i956 Pledge Class The sevenfy-rhird chapler of Phi Mu sororify was ins'l'alled a'r San Jose S1'a're on January I4, l956. Margaref Kirk was elecred presidenf and skilfully guided 'I'he members fhrough +he semesfer. As pledges, in l955, +he Phi Mus began +heir round of acfivifies by faking parf in 'rhe Greek Show, a'Hending Novice Boxing, and by singing Chrisfmas carols a+ near-by hospifals. Following insrallarion +hey par'rici- pafed acfively in March Melodies. 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A - X - ' un, 3 , . -VN ki-. K, , ,. ja at A - 0 '- ' . ,. - J ,. ,. ,,,.... -AQ , ff ' ' 'Ki--tar , ,.-Q' ' , 5' . - ' 2 -- K- V 1, ' Q ,' . ' A bf ug H , . , -V ' '. ' VM. wi. If . Y. Q 1 ,' ' 11 I W .Af W s . 'I 1 , Qg .ff 'I X ' : , ' 2 5 l- wk ,. .TW - ' ' I vga 5 ' f -'H' gl-'1 ' w.x,,w'-MV.--, . . my my ,ENEMY K 'N M4-RQ. V ' I I M ',- QR . M 5 0 -- - '. , 4, V 1 4 I -K . V ' a ' Q1 ' , , ' .!L.. 4 , Q I V ,.- V Sl ,V 1 1 Y' new Vs ma ws 1' .. .HN Ms ...-...-...-1- wwssswmf -V - mm-1 ,QW V.: BSVA-.,V mlm HQ 'Pg' E. V RM Interfroternity Council ALPHA TAU OMEGA Bill McCollum . . . Presidenf, Alp ha Tau Omega Pele Tweedl .... . . . Senior Represenialive DELTA SIGMA PHI Bruce Bassel . . . . Presidenf, Delia Sigma Phi Orville Buffs . . . Senior Represenlalive DELTA UPSILON Pele Jordano . . . Presidenl, Delia Upsilon Jim Girvin . . . . Senior Represenfaiive KAPPA ALPHA Jim Lacey . . . Presidenl, Kappa Alpha Tom McDermo'I'l . . . Senior Represenlalive KAPPA TAU Dial: Wood . . . Presidenf, Kappa Tau Ron Winler .... . . Senior Represeniaiive LAMBA CHI ALPHA Bob Eden ..... Presidenf, Lambda Chi Alpha TOYYI SIaf+ern . . . Senior Represenlalive PHI SIGMA KAPPA Dick Picldon .... . Presideni, Phi Sigma Kappa Ken Grunhauser . . . Senior Represenfalive PI KAPPA ALPHA Marla Niemle . . . Presideni. Pi Kappa Alpha Jerry Wooliever . . Senior Represenlalive SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Barney McCar'lhy . . . . Presidenl, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sam Slailer . . . ..., Senior Represenlafive SIGMA CHI Jim Colirell . . . . Presidenl, Sigma Chi Ed Adams . . . Senior Represenlaiive SIGMA NU Owen Babcock . . Presidenl, Sigma Nu Jim Carler . . . Senior Represenlalive SIGMA PI Jim Springer . . . Presideni, Sigma Pi Bob Zangl . . . Senior Represenlaiive THETA CHI Siu Easiman . Barry Baxfer . THETA ZI John Howard . . . Aciing Represenlafive . . Senior Represenfaiive . Presidenl, Thela Zi I.F.C. lerminaled a very successful year wilh 'lhe Achievemenl Banquel, which was 'rhe occasion lo presenl' 'rrophies for oufsiand- ing fralernily liunclions. Their Winler Formal ancl Spring Dance were Iwo social highlighls as well as +he 'rradilional Spring Sing. Bill McCollum was presidenl of ihe organizaiion ihis year. 237 il. X , 5 5 ri if' ' 1 if fagi L ' ' gil fi r cfm A- . X ' , 4 - if e B, , 7 f ' .L ' f'F7',j' 1 , M 1' l . -11. ., gr b Q, get L as Z :- YJ,-:. Q, Y ' ' 1 . 'm f 2:1 ..., ' : . , 31 :.: ji -: - 'ie L Q3 ,-rg . , gg S ,, V hi IIUZII QQ WI Q X .fa ,.,. ' f ' 57 :L f Lf-' f-ffvwfe-ff:-rf. -2 -1 ws swag? U- 55 H -, 1-.Y 21 ' 'vu--1, . X J. RI I 'b 5 V. 'L J - LF JA' 'T' 7 X 1 Q' X X 1 V V ,- if . i Q 1 , x g .l al 4 fl ,Q : Yr-,gf r! l u- f., i we ' fr r 4 1 'uns 1: 'Y rl .iw -1 ,A if . K ii, l f I 4 ,W H i l 1 H ii ' i I Q. xi V! Il , J ' L wx I 5,2 sw lwgg i H H M ,E '15,-igffwf B Jr gil , S. 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John GW? , x M Mg ,.,. bw gr . 45 4 . , V. -f Y ,egg Q .W srl .H i.. . , i 2 W. l A Kennelh Abler Dick Aringfon Jim Ashworlh Shelley Beebe Craig Bellafi Don Bickford Bill Benson Richard Bower Hugh Boyes George Boynfon Dick Brady Fefe Brady Jim Browning Dick Bryan? Bud Burgess Don Canfrell Laurence Cassou Ted Chambers Bob Chrisco Jack Colgan Alberf Corbeh' Philip Cornelius Bob Dalzell Richard de Lamberf Bob De Lorenzo Dale Denison Waller Dolan Thomas Easiman Warren Enos Gary Evans Larry Fordyce Charles Fracisco John Friedenbach Don Galey Ernie George Alpha Tau Omega 238 tl., 4 ' ,r y A . T if l li .- , '94 ,,,' n Q 9 ,ral This year +he Alpha Tau Omegas came +hrough vicioriously wifh a firsr place winning in l.F.C. foofball, ihird 'place in +he men's division of +he All-Greek Show, and ihird place honors for +heir roofing seciion in novice boxing. Las Alamedos Rancho was an appropriaie seHing for +his year's Apache Dance, which was high on fheir social agenda. Bill McCollam was fhis year's Worrhy Masfer. J A D fu X Bob Griffin Neville Griffin Clarence Groih Tuclc Halsey Monfe Hale Kenf Hallawell Franlc Harvey Jim Hempy Ted Holdahl Jaclc Holland Dean Holloway Russ Honza Jim Horn Lowell Hoy Roberi Johnson Bob Lasley Don Lindsfrom Don Keeney Richard MacCaull Jerry McCari'hy Bill McCollam Bill McLean Dean McMurray Diclt Mailock William Miller Ronald Moesle Don Murray Milne O'Brien Paul Olsen Ralph Parlcer Ed Pelfier Diclc Phillips Loren PraH Jerry Price Milre Richards Diclc Robinson Don Ryan Ron Schmidf Rick Sherman Diclc Smifheram Fred Sfeele Al Sfulobe Joe Sfubbe Bill Sfurgeon Roberf Toney Peier Tweedf Dave Warren Doug Williams Ernie ZoHola 239 Arlen Ameral George Ayres Bruce Basseff Gary Blackharf Larry Bruion Gerald Bryan Burgie Orville Buffs Roger Carfer Jim Clark Edward Collinson Paul Conseniino Buz Crain Ken Crump Wesi Davis Richard Dickson Bob Doran John Dunn Ernesi' Dufra Al Erickson Don Facciano Basil Foesfe Dick Frederiksen James Guglieffi Rickark Haggerfy George Holmes Bob Housfon Ed Hughes 240 ' T l K 'A ' ' W 'W W Winfer Quar+er's ac+ivi+ies were many and varied for The Delia Sigma Phis, buf none could compare wi+h +he annual Carnaiion Ball, ai which Sue Wafson was crowned as Carnaiion Girl. Spring Quarfer broughl' fhe Salior's Ball and fhe DSP's chose King 'Nep'rune's Bride. Conspiracy wifh 'ihe Alpha Omicron Pies broughi' ihem a second place winning for 'rheir floai' in fhe Greek division of fhe Homecoming Parade. Don Karpen presided over fhe very aciive Delia Sigma Phi house This year. Gene Rilclwey Herb Jenlxins David Jones Don Karpen Jerry Laird Bob Luefgens Roberf McAlis1'er Harvey McCullough , Vicfor Oddie Donald O'Neal Dennis Palmer John Penny Bill Percy George Piclxwell PM Hun? Henry Sanchez Paul Sfabile Ken Sforms Carles VonDamm Milfon VonDamm Jerry Williams Richard Yeager L ex xx .-,is .1 1 E1 N 1 1... EEE 1 XXX 11 1 E wmggw 11 1 1 an 5 . 1 1 mira. me H Delta Sigma Phi 1 F 1 -..-1 ' 4 11- .1.1 'l -v V Q' 1 4 I J ,Al 1 l1 A I 1 V I 1-T. -4 ', 1. 3:1 1' ll . fa Q ,. 13, - ig.- I . 'ma mmE'e x an., an ' j 11 1. s fm, manga, 1 .1. mn ' --, M ml E Q H .1 H A B H 1 wigs Te- ga gsm .- Q 1 Q is efggfe S H 'wrzm H H.. H H 1 1 1 1. .. H51-5. 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V ' L' -V Q 'J A R z - ' wf 4 . f I ,X, A-- W 0 A i'.'1 ' , i Allen Hahn Ron Harder i Jim Ha ugaard W Howard Hawlres i i 9 Delta Upsilon Jim Agan Buzz Allcinson Ray Bariosh Roberl Berndf Carl Bianchini Clark Biggs Sian Borges Roberi Borghesanl Barry Brown George Brown Claylon Brunlz Ross Carley Bill Challcley George Chavez Joe Clark Dave Cranslon Russ Cunningham Ron Derbyshire Lanny Dooliille Jerry Edgmon Gil Egeland Joe Farris Phil Ferguson David Franceschini Dial: Garcia Bill Gillasp Jim Girvin Bernie Gould 'i 91 3 ,V , X I '54 11- 5. is wi! f 1 r H 15 T ,, lf - J ll I Delia Upsilon had many viciories ihis year, including firsi' place in 'ihe Greek division for 'l'heir Homecoming Floai, firsi place wi1'h Alpha Chi Omega for 'ihe besf cheering secfion in Novice Boxing, and 'rhey also 'placed firsi in ihe Turkey Tro+ Relays. Highlighis of fhe year were Kanaka Kapers in 'rhe fall, and +he Full Moon Ball in ihe spring. The house feamed wi+h ihe Gamma Phi Beias a+ Chrisimas fo hold a parl'y for underprivileged children. Pere Jordano was presideni' 'l'his year. Bren? Heisinger Dave Hopkins Ed Johnson ni... 'QB 1- 21 Li p, .A A XS , if ' Q ef ef' n in if 'ti F . R fin if ' .iii ' fi: E if: aaa-am: ,.. ge is gg E gi: 5 H E 2 W gi: i 2 is if-igi L32 WEE? ':': fi 252213: ': EEE 1 e S E W ,i e e e e e Q1 H 5 e e e e e 1 si is e e 1- e -:-::.:.:.:.:.:.: -agag::::.:::- M e e e -i H . S e pa e n xs H . E . ,W -. :.:.:.,.:,. .1 e me . :.: . -if .: :.: 1 U Li m mi e N E e e 5 .fe zz. N ! e 4 t e if , -H H EJ Pefe Jordano Chuck Kamm Rod Kolze Dick Lang Dick Lanscioni John Luckhardi' Jim Marks George McFaddin Dale McPherson Charles Miller Roberi Miller John Moon Tom Morey Don Nelson Frank Pa+onai Wade Penrose Louis Pia Sieve Pieser Richard Pike Ronald Porfal Corny Reese Chuck Reynolds Paul Sakamoio Richard Sargeni Dean Schallen Jim Schrock Hank Sekock Howie Thompson John Spivey Ron Sianley Mike Sfepovich Gerry Severson Bruce Tiaden Jim Tormey Russel Tricome Dick Ulrich Lou Vaugh+ George Wagner John Wagner Bruce Waife Gary Waller Jim Welch 243 Rich Banks Jaclr 8arTleTT Bob Beclrer Jack Bacher Bruce CarTer Bob Coffman Jay Cross Angelo DiVecchio Fred Fernandez Ron Flora Chuclc Gladson Richard Goodman Bob HasfeldT William Heclres Emil Hellmers Roger Holden Don Hubbard Jim Hushaw Roger Jacobson Richard Knapp Jim Lacy CurTis LufT Don McDermoTT Tom McDermoTT Roberi Miichell Paul Morgan Hal Morrow RoberT Nelson ima wana- -as awe al www la mama ja a a me am a we a r DZ 5 rv N li N a a E , E . . . ..,. :::... 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Their hilarious imiTaTion of The balleT earned Them a second 'place winning in The men's division of The All-Greek Show. Cne oT The highlighTs oT Their social season was The annual Dixie Ball when The souThern genTs squired Their gals To The CasTlewood CounTry Club Tor The memorable occasion. AT Cl1risTmas The Kappa Alphas and The DelTa ZeTas enTerTained underprivileged children aT a parTy. Don Hubbard was This year's presidenT. 244 Q LQ ,ff 5 1 1 y Y V? -.-, 501 I ,fr -T ' KenneTh Phillips i. ns.-1. 4.1 a 4-' 9. . 'A ,....- I f 1,9 X rf in 1 1 -4' . ' 1 I '- s lm 13, ' V -13 I J 'V in .2 K vi f ..,. X-if K ie GarY Pa9e I ' I . . , l is 1 fs T T T ii I --- Richard Previle Donald Reinmuffi Reber? Rush Wiley Schmid! Jerry Siebes Hank Smiih Roberl Smifh Bob Swanson Lawfon Thomas Kennefh Thompson Norf Thornfon Ronald Tuffle Roberl Unger Edgar Vane Bob Wafers Sieve Worden Kelly Wrighf Kappa Alpha ag-gg ' - - . fig: 'A Q., ,,,, ,. ' ' v ,,, Y 1 3 4 B ilfgf' l a - A .5 94 ' H . ' ? HM m : 'f' ig:-3 A 5, , A gjgg: T if -- J W E :,. V E E l n a X' M Q-'P , A .lf -' . T -Q-' ll .,f ' L I ,gi F ' l . 11x j A- 4 l , I 1 ' w H E Ax 2 i , as zlz 3 53511 A ,., 5 -, N S ,EQ ': W p -I .., Q l ' fl ' hhhl Vigil all gil laik K q 1 QL SIX I 4 ss v-1 f H B 1 ' x 1525 Kappa Tau This year 'l'he Kappa Taus look a viclorious lirsl' place in l'he Greek division of fhe Homecoming Parade when fhey combined lheir eliforls wilh Kappa Kappa Gamma. They also fool: second place for +heir rooling seclion in Novice Boxing. The brolhers are looking forward +o allending 'lhe Phi Delia The'ra Nalional Convenlion +o be held al Boulder, Colorado, al' which fime lhey hope 'ro receive 'rheir charler, for +hey expecl lo change 'rheir name from Kappa Tau io Phi Della Thefa. Wayne Abbey Jack Albiani Julio Andrews Gene Anfone Roberf Shaw Franlr Blomquisf Howard Boyer Michael Brusin Dan Burford Ronald Caefon Dayfon Crummey John Edgemond John Emery Norm Guesl Gail Helvie Jack Helvie Richard Herb Bud Hill Donald Jernigan Henry Kennedy Roberi Lewis Mickey Maramonle John McKee Harold Miller Joseph Muren Don Pedersen Ari Penner Dan Proosl' Pairiclr Reding Tom Richardson Richard Rodriques Gill Schaper George Sorum Marlin Spricl: Edwin Siafford Leonard Teshera Ronald Vanclenberghe Tom Voigf Ronald Winfer Richard Wood Sam Wrighi Sam Mascol 247 .II 1 2,0 wwf if Lambda Chi Alpha any V. ,w-was u. .... . af, '-Eh: ' ' 'f-M if ' A! . - .N -, fffg,-wax - X ' ., wx N . fn, 'f 1 q, ,Ama-il 1 in N' w :W '15 QQ' .'.Q,i I-' M .. , A -:WV , f'- 0 ' Y 3 , t -h' L - .,.., f: 4 F, - L' Q4 'V ' ' .. - . 33355 .'-325.1 '-' 1' x mea 1 ' ' 5' 248 Roberf Arends Roberf Barnes Jeff Brewion Darryl Chipman Larry Chubb Don Clayhold Andy Cobb Charles Cool: Douglas Dalcin Hugh Dougherfy Roger Eandi Edward Eden Roberf Eden Edward Eggerl Jerry Emerson John Flieder William Gould Noel Gravelle Waller Hale James Lawson Don Lindeman Gayle Monfgom Richard Moody Bari' Morris William Pulas ery Roberl Siebenlhall Roberl Slaflen Thomas SlaHen Donald Sfasi Al Sfones Harry Varnecloe Earl Wachiel Bob Wallace George Yeager Gus Zongus Henry VIII WLS? ,f . 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Darryl Chipman was 'lhis year's president 'avg 5 Don Abinanie Jim Adams John Aguiar Jaclr Alberfi Jim Aflwey Bill Bewley Dave Babb Don Breiienbucher Jaclr Buehler Bob Bush Bruce Bush Roberl Canclini John Canziani Ray Cogo Don Comslock Larry Conlerno Davy Davidson John Desmond Fred Downing Alberl Fields Everelf Gellerman Ken Grundhauser Purman Hale Terry Haycoclc Richard Hodder Jaclx Jayel Glenn Kaminsky Wilber Lager Phi Sigma Kappa , 1 ei if f f Q Q l lv 1 ' ' il I 5 l D I 52 E Q D One of 'ihe biggesi even'I's for 'rhe brofhers of Phi Sigma Kappa +his year was iheir annual Moonlighf Girl Coniesi' which was climaxed by a dance a+ Casflewood Couniry Club. Doroihy F-airburn was chosen fo reign as Moonligh+ Girl for I956. The Phi Sig's also boasi of sponsoring Barbara Dale, +his year's Homecoming Queen, and of winning +he l.F.C. bowling +ournamen+. Aaron Levy was fhis year's president I V Dicl: Larsen - Aaron Levy 1 ' , 1 , Q. 'T' Tom Liles i l ' 1 5, Luigi 'l John Linden 1--7 SA ' 'TLT .,., -V ' ' '.. 1 , 2, ,, , Z 1- :,. Bob Lindsey ' -'-VL' Rodger LiPP0 I e :-- 1 .v,. -X 'jf ' A ,Y f fi' ,. 'LESS -'K ' George Lundberg is ' .i,, .L Ed Ma f 'Y -- . P I Leroy Monfez No' S8 P' 3? A -.:'-':.: ' r if Teffv Ogden , .:.: - a f S- Mac Rm, 4 f s 3 , z ' NY X H i - '-'-,,' , Q L 'W -' -' as James Reeves A A N A 1 Phil Niederhoff ,, ....,.,.,. U ,, , 1 ..., , . .,. ,rise-.-6:5 m V Richard Picton W Ls,..--s,J L X X V X H - 'IA . if A , - ,.,::.:: Q Ai Rubenoff lMascoi ' I , if v I ' : Bob Sanics .A , I W A ' -'i: James SmileY Q. Q- -'J :,,. ,-V- , .. K . ,Q H. , ,..,,, V Dan Spencer '-- . ..1. 'II' ,V ' . ' Y' Lou Sfowell inc 'Y 'V A zl djg i-3:iig.: ..:::' L V Ted Terzakis ' . , . . -- Warren Sheldon 4 fn.: uv ' Bruce Veerlcamp N on Vorous V ' I Don Wesi ' U ave Yossem 25l an ' ss? ,r 'T ff. , B J Roger Allison 5 -f -:n'g fl : w is gg, n Douglas Alfer jg ,, gf 5 . 7 ,- F' df nz- 7 , Charles Bowen Z .V . E 5 3 K , 22 1 3 as l Charles Carle -J ' M :':' 'H my 4' ' nf Al Caffe' 1 . 5 C fs ' ' si n - M 5 X f :'- .f'i5ir I ' Q f , - H ' A ' Joel Cooper l 2 I ' Jim Corcoran '..:'3T- 4 g- 3.21 , .' it Bob Cracol ice . Q f , 'l' ' ' 4 ann esdnby 'Q :': ,S ., y Louie Gambello iii exif -e a. - 'w --as ' -Af? ' - H we ns? V n-felwvff nn' 'T 2'-Zi wiff' ' - J 1 . , :Qi E , n 2521? 5221 4221 we IQ.-V ' Herb Hansen 132: - ,J H , H A a ' Fred Hare W g : ' ' Ml Bob Hiclrefhier 'H We , fi.. ...:. . I - - 5 . ' Ron Holley K LTL K- ' U If ' 4 W D. Rolfe Johnson , I if 'A V ' n fl? -.Q . A 1 ., : ' - I' 5 1 Weil 7 Z . H is 5 5 ,, e W Paul Ligda ' .V iff Don Lucchesi j gjg H B nf ' John Mdqaddino : -:-:----- 1 A - :gig J Ruben.Marquez .:.. 'gif 'Q N , . , a F JHY M'll5 525535 . i s' 'EE EEEQQZQ -2ZiQEfQf ' J A i.,. i ,.:.,.: . . ,., y ! .e ForTune smiled on The broThers of Pi Kappa Alpha This year when They won TirsT place in The Men's division of The TheTa Chi Annual All-Greek Show, TirsT place in The campus blood drive, and again drew a TirsT place winning in Spring Sing. They and The DelTa Gammas yelled Them- selves To a TirsT place vicTory for Their rooTing secTion aT The IFC Track meeT. This year The Pi Kappa Alphas held Their second annual Fireman's Ball aT The LeamingTon Ho+el in Oakland, aT which Time They chose Anna Beal as Their dream girl. Mark Neimla was This year's presidenT. -1- - ---- . qw- -.F .,..V, ps----,...,, ' '1 'ir ' sf: WT?-37' 'TTY' 1 F'fi'xl'll'illil' fi- jf , ' Y ldm' , ' ':.: -.::-:::: ,-2 5-, . ,, 5-75 V' ' fur' ' y TQ . :,-f'-2.21-.f-Lf, 5.53 - ,. ' .' ' mm' - ' E- . 11 A ' .:': :-: f- :H ' '.'L51-Sf-.'ff? i1li.f-J -.1-'nr-. .f 'Iii-ll 15?-f- ',,-Q- -5' -9? 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'P-w ---- 2 - Roberf Murphey -gf' H -- F-3 Sag- Keilli Murray 'fl -5 , ' j - , ' H . -5- BS W . . . . Q - -1- f. . , -, s 4 rg.-:-E-Eg... Jlm Musick 'A P- S N W l ,. Q 28 H -El' if -H555 L Marl: Niemela ' in li, - il' -' 1' 5- i' in il H ff 3 Gil Nordquisi , ' S: gigiliiifilil N , - -5 figs- .:. 5 Anfliony Oclunero ,, .s ' j -- V. -,ju ,, 7' R- l figalf ' ' 'f' ,E ,, : 1, - V ' ' ' if .- Q -5 gig s . as - . , K: lg? E Elwood Perllins xl E s s W gig Tom Rail ., , H W W Eye . .1 H H Louis Rasmussen 4 I , - ,fi E H H Q - :gs David Redmond Ngjflj. , '- K' A W ' Z' - ln :-:- N .. . ' ' Dennis Redmond L,-,N T. iw . - - , N 1 F -- Tom Reese ' . -Y' if ' ,px H 4 ij-5 , ' William Reese -'ff - , - , , . A ' P ' ,..f H E L H if gg X Lu - . ,lf , I Z sa ,gh -- - . ss- --,V M, li? 'N' ' - :H l A' H ' :gm . if 15' 11 f E B ' E 5 I xg E Q H .I Dlck R016 ,',.'l-Q 1 Y . , H H , ,. B .gg E E' ' E, -2-.f.-.:.-1E2'j-'I-:Q--:jj jj , M, ,U . .V ..,. M I , ..:,,, , . W Sieve Scoff r 1 - ' - 5: 5: QI Msn Diclr Thomas ll? f -. - - M , - W' ' - 3 W I T- h 2, .- '- 15 'f , ., -' , . ' - wg, - - ' 553- A 'Sc fr T 1 ' - .- L' ' ' H7 1 :zz M E gm- his . Paul Thomsen , ' ' 3 -I ' 5- -is :E Q Jim Welchlro .- k IV-,:f in .Q .K 'N TQ' - - -U - mg Jerry Wooliaver - ' 'J -'NSW V fxigglll i lx gg- LZ , 1 -xx -K .. .P ,X 4 Q, K. ,N ,S .,s . .E .,.: B I M . 6' -4 '- 1 If . - , . Y ' X l -' ' J use . -.-.FE zz, , ,. ,., .-. .gt .4 M Q w s w e D L A x e ,Q e . 6... I if if J: ,. is A X e m n J Z 5 H nl ' E -1 - . .Fi fi mv 'Y r . ,. .. - f :-5 ..,. .,. X , - F Bw wx x na 2 K Y., ., na as 1 is Q ra H I H .. s ms, I mei 1 .L ' sell f Q K i .e in A351 1 w 253 '1?A Sf , L .. 1-Q ,A .ia I l .,,., ly, , M .,g,.. ' fx s i' ,J I, -Q 'HIC f ' . ' ' To ' y dx .. A N7 U1 4' l W 1 ' ' F lpn' '- Fred Abram I , l x' . i 1 Gary Anles in :., ' A Qi -If Bill Bauer rf gf 1 fi f :'1 ,f Q is Bill Bavlelce 2:2 f - 1':: H Y' Tin ' Niclc Bell gif g ' '2':'4 .-' .v . F Ray Bifferman izi ' ' 'r ,aa ' VA ip 1, 4-er K ' U A, W Marv Bue T Ag? , L - Terry Carroll l , l 1 1 'luz 3 , if ij- I Loren Cornelius 5 I 3, V V '! :jg I' ,:,' 1 Peler Crandall my li, Leslie Davis Ts: 2' 4 'L . ' Kenneflw Dean K A 4 l ' BN - , gif Q , 'A . 3 li X G James Dunn 5,53 15 H P, :.- ' 1 Bob Edmonds . '9 it 4 V 'll fy x Palrick Fifzgerald , U' , '..f Q' , , 'Y' V. Pal Flynn y. j gijfl fn ::,: rfivz, 77 Hugh Foley l ' l 57 'Y xl Neil Freeman l H: .V.,.. 'H F- I' Sigma Alpha Epsilon High on fhe agenda 'For +he S.A.E.'s +his year were +he Golden Eagle Phan+asy, which was held in fhe fall a+ +he Penninsula Golf and Counfry Club, and The Souih Sea's Dance held in +he spring ar 'rhe Saba. They boasf of winning firsl' place in l'he fraferniiy division of Novice Boxing. Sherry Nurenberg was chosen +o reign as 'I'heir Cen-+ennial Queen +his year. All in all ihe S.A.E.'s enioyed ano+her successful year under 'Phe supervision of Dick Kahler, +his year's president Forresf Geary Garry Graham 7 - - - - ' ,. 5. -. . Lou Hamilfon J l' ' ga- , I V - ,. - ,:,,: I ll nr. A Yff X Roy Heimbeclrer Ed Johnson Richard Kahler 7 Di- ff l-.::: 1 X - .515-so :f- ..,, . , ..,, .o 'T Milre Koblein ,V , L Adair McCar+hy U2 I Jia 9 6 1 ga Maynard McCray U I K 1 i , Q A R ffl W l rr if 'K . , e-.. ,. K . X 1, William Marfin -1' Kerm Mafloclc Jaclr Morgan 1 4 4 -J x 1 l - xl- v,', - ,- it , H il Clyde Ongaro . . 1- Tony Passavelli Wally Perry Leo Plinslci Richard Quisenberry Ben Reichmuih . X f, ::: f X fy ' 4 1 Don Ruff 'I Richard Russell Bob Sheldom Lee Silva Sam Sfafler Ken Sfeele 'L '.,, fi .1 ,fly V 5 1 3 ' fi- 3.1 ' l S ,, l g 1 1 'W J X , ' , , . ,Q .. , f ' l Ari Timmons Doug Walker Bob Weiss Kenf Williams v, i f f ' j ' ' V ? i' '-I. - .... V Tom Wagner my ,, . - Ari Tallren X, , . 255 W :,: :.: f ,aaa 2 Z, Q in I Q gg, H w K A ., . . VM Dan Adams rx: Ed Adams fi , im l gn an 5 F' H Fa 1 Jerry Barflelf I M k , Alfred Beach 53' V Z X V, Tom Bgqlgg T , ffl l v :IE '-' ff l 'Y 1 . 52 'I X Q at , . 9 Bull Bryan H 5, , V ' 5:5 .... ' F' l 1 ' I' E I Ari Ber endorf Y .0 ll ' . - x --... ' N v James Cohun I lx Jack Coolidge '. I E Jim Coffrell - - Franlz Davidson Wally Ends Q4 r Jos. h Filice ':.: :-: 4 if XM P Paul Frielael V3 5 V! K I V, 2 , . :.a,.,.. .,. ,,,, .,. ,., I ,, .mmf 6. lzl z 4, tx fffZ'E55 if v..,. l B Q Ron Giardina , z , Harrison Gibbs 5 ZX ., , 5 r- G -. .. : 'I -. 4 D 3 GT I 2 ., I -0- 5' 0 O 3' 1 G 'O' 'O- , W ' x . g '18, 3 -1' :.: CaP+. William Herring iff is Z.. ' A 1 Marvin Kuenhel W -E ' ' 7 ' ' s ,x w Bass lS8 mm w Z W K 2 lair H www I a H William Groves lg 1 B H af f EQ 'I 'Z' 4 , g w ff T7 fi ' --EI! .1 T V E, H Les Lehmkuhl zzz Lawrence Mallory zuz- H 1 4 Frank McCleslce V ,-'- ' ' lil ., Pefer Orlando M zlzy V1 z V. 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X y rg fry A J, Sigma Chi iffgfafi,-'Q 'TQZFX' V Yi Zvz 'Z :VV :IE I 1 ,V .Q 5 rw fi 5 535-iw - i gi ' W Jerry Sc.-,ff 1 I 1 1 A , William Sherwood V . l ' , -,,- Q W z Alqll si gh K 4 Lee Smarf - X I, 7 Qi 3 541, .:.,.3 , 5 i:.,.:iffi.. 1 it Bill Squires I 'N - 3 , ,, :JV i t I P - 5 ---: ':'.,. 4 QQ i :' :': n A A Jack Slocl' ' ' l . fu 4 ' ....... ..l. Richard S+uar+ . A 2 i D V ' 1 , I eff' .vzijl v , ,I 1:5 5 .,.,, . , .I i ' 2 ' R Ji 2 . 6 ' M- I A .zaz 3' Leonard Sumnay ' n -, if 1 I ' - ' H' . ' ,n Richard Tash . 1 ' 5 1 :Q i 5, fl i Jacl: Tyler ', , -F Q , W v-- 1 -i V 1 ji I ' - George Vevoda ' I W' I' , I -V k E7 Z W Q35 , ,. Egg N- Alan Walburg F ' ' . ' A , K i,, , 'f '-v- E Miich Winolrer . V ' N l' 2 msfb ' l ' ' Phil Zimmerman A ,' ' , '-'- 1-3 1, , U . .. ..:,. ' ,lr in ..:. . 4. 257 wif! wail? MX! rf- fTf'i v .. Nr. , ,...4,....,.,,,,,.v .. . . Q A. ' ' ,I 1 2- :S A:v: - - L . 4 , -I , -2 u ,V,.,, . ..,,, , .. , ,, - , . . 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'-Z . , : :f. . i ' . gl - Zan -. 1-ll.. ea' X I - hu Leon Amish John Appleion Bob Armond Thomas Arns Owen Babcock Gene Barringfon Ray Bowlin Owen Broyles Lary Buckley Russ Cackler John Canepa Al Carrion Jim Carfer Leo Chianfelli Jim Cifrano Wes Cummins Jack Danfcrfh Floyd Davis Kiefh Endersby Bolt: Engel Ted Engelbrechl Dave Engelcke Jack Fugif Alan Gaffaney Donald Gale Al Gibson Bob Hawes Ron Helsirup Glen Hensirand Roy Holeman Bill Jones Dick Knorr Don Kroeck Bill Lawson Gary Leach fill! 4 . f. TL- , Il N T ' ' i ' i. ' fu fi , SL, A .1 05. ' , Q ii ,lil l .',,r,- -1:11 I V , T- P4 4 , high'-N k X . ' ..-F r ' , f Li - Tl Q l ,. 1 V f l l l 'l Q ' W ..,.. , , ,, g .gi T R + Y i ' J , i f .I T sw' y . Q f 4. .xv U l Q' This year 'rhe Sigma Nus held open house for fhe Greeks of +he campus, securing Bob Scobey, his Frisco Jazz Band and Clancy Hayes for enierfainmenr. Shor+ly affer 'rhis Scobey and his band lefi' on a nafion-wide four of enl'er+ainmen'r for colleges. The Sigma Nus were also very proud of iheir candidaie, Gail Dahlen, who was chosen Sophomore Doll. Togefher wi+h +he Alpha Chis fhe Sigma Nus sfaged a Chrisimas Parry for underpriviledged children, and ai' Easier sponsored an egg huni' wiih Kappa Kappa Gamma. The Sigma Nus were Com- mandeered by Tom Rimerman ihis year. xg yi' ' yu FE . , Charles Liifle ' 1, Jack Lucas Jw: Dave Marlin ll V if Gene Mar+in Jerry Minford ff X Richard Moore H 5:22 Hugh Murphy ' .V . fin , Jaclc O'Boyle l gm H W Q' Chris Palludan 5, ig Harold Pearson :': if 'iii' 5,1 . gd John Prizmich ' Jerry Rendahl Tom Rimerman - :': Curfis Ross Jim Ross Nici: Sanger Willard Saunders Kenneih Shach gig 4 .1 ' 1 . 2 ': . . E i s s H 1 B Jerry Schaffer Chucl: Schulh ' Bob Semichy 4 E Alfred Severino iz- .-. 1 Carl Shaver l ' QQ? Glenn Snarr I E V My lyx .,, ' A X X me 5 FMR? .K ETY ' . H B: gf: ..., Diclc Sfrader .. 3 ..:': -: : 1 , , :Q :-. iii . Fred Tempe K l 2 , ':i 531. zlz Don Thibodo ' 1, Iiz' V H. Diclr Van Leuven ' J.. R-M ware -,ss ' .l f X H z Everson Warren l I in 1 :': Iii: ,Q is 251522. - ' Q, ' V ii Rich Warren L ' ' '- -, . -. ' i - ' 1 .7 A Gary Webb if . T r - -if s, 5 ff.. :az 1 ' if .,.-: 155 ,... ., as ,.,.:-:: Dm Wwe' ', .1 K .T 2 if lx -2 if ,., if ,.,. , :-' Kennefh Wighfman i 'iff .- ,-'A W VV... ': jj :': ':'. 5 1'1 r :': Hudson Workman rf T X 4' 1 'Kay' :-: ' :VV ' Norman Young L. .e.... ,, 259 Darrell Adams John Allen Edward Bahnsen Thomas Baines Reber? Bariels Barry Baxfer William Boggie Michael Brady Firman Brown Richard Brown Thomas Burns Thomas Burr Richard Burrighl John Carrillo Roberl Cruzen John Cummings David De Fehr S'fewar+ Easlman Gordon Ellis Chef Ferdun Jack Freear 1 .J H mais ie , lala s 2 2 'Q ' -M1 7 M Q sp M54 f 319 r H in 1 WH P' r- .. 5:5 . if a a B B a me an ...- ' if -Mk Ei'iifz:f '7':' I ka, av evil, H3312 u i? T Diclc Garvin im Y Y Chuck Gingold , 5 ' K Richard Greene M 555' ., , , .. ww . 7 Roger Hambly 7' - age ' , ' 1 , u n , n -1 Q . . Hansel ' . f A Bruce Harper E 'QQ H J f - ' My 553 Lorin Heafh 'Z ., ' 'A ' -l l f aaa aqui n 2:52 W - 522. .. ws, H , , Z i :.,., r,.. .s,.,.,.,.,.,. I I , H Bob He 'cl' film E5 ,Q-zg.. E, ,...,., or 3 H David Hill E Lin. , H H H John Hooper Y :Eg Egg , , l ,, s -le Y H'-'mP5l W I - if 5 in Z 55191 H .LZ ETL f Ei Hal HumPh eY .. U 'Q ' .E .VI lm :S E if I Gerald Idle 'E g l ii i Ron lvers on . 3' X I ' V .-., 3 32 in . :,. .:.:..,.,:.:., , , - Q 1 1' V ' ' X , TDD' WWW is .P .sy 5.5 .:. E.: .a,:.: :-: I: a.:,.? ,:,.:,..A. . mg 3 Q w X ---- H .l.. as ..,, 1 1 ,H -- 5 a a W H 1' - E fs vu- . H Donald Jenluns s s W gg, .. gg 5 JWY Qofdfff' ai ? W fi 57955 lf 2 r I ii 'S 53 H Q sm Kllsfrom we a re ,T If in , H Pele Lo Presfo 'sy' 2 ' ' ff i I 5 . William Lynn ill '-5' egg s E X z 5 31 5- H Q .,,. . ' . .. z... l 5,5 s Y E .I E 1 ...,.:.: J lm McPherson ' .. - is gi Q E ,.i if ,jj . E Q H Ray Mason 1' E H: V. r H i The ouisfanding evenf for fhis pasl' year was +he sevenlh annual Dream Girl Con+esl'. The confesfanis were enierlainecl al' a Dinner- Dance al 'lhe Holel Claremont The nex'r evenl' was l'he annual Red-Ox Srampede, followed by a buffer supper la+er in February a+ 'Phe chapier house. The Dream Girl of I956, Miss Barbara Clemmenf, was crowned a'I' l'he formal dance held ai' rhe S+. Francis Yachf Club. Anofher big evenl for +he Thera Chis is 'rhe All-Greek Show which lhey sponsored in +he fall semesier. This year's presidenl' was Dick Zimmerman. 260 1 .l K ! f l l 1 gy.. .-FiZ.Ll. 1 ffl sz-:fl l .r ,G 'avi - ,aj f' ' ,J z.: -. .. . . r a xg: . A ir.: .:. ' A 'Yr . J: 'iii-wp-,,, , fel lr. L g-3 V ll ggi X 'waijfgz L ,,,. L, f ,f ,Q ,. l l id' -,J-yi , 7 ,1 1 -,1 ' 'Qi l L I s ik ' ik .. V -.-1 Mp 7.1 E K 1 ., .i W -'AAR 5 w Theta Chi John O'Neill Gary Parl: Anihony Perreira Henry Ramp Randy Reinsledl Conrad Rushing Renalcls Salvador Richard Sanders Roberi Sgarlafo Roberl Silva Roger Smiih Lelan Sfahl Lyle Siocldard Nasser Tavassoli William Thomas Terry Thrush Roberf Williams Richard Zimmerm r dn . ' , , if Pa Ha s iw H Yr B8 K' a James Morley 2' 1 -fi ., JM .- .tv K . ,- f-'Wa' ' ' ' H E H was imma W H W1 H fp wma K an away WEEE B a Us sag fix' lsfigsa sw? xi E N .W an warms .gy ,, 1 ggi ' wr ' 2 ...lf :- ' L' l l T s .s '- L1 E . z 2.1 . H ,. L: ' , ,J ' , F. 5 ' as ' 5 I l' 4252 :.' a 'fi' I lf., ., M ,A P 53.- ... .:. :-: if ,. Q. E ,.,f-' .5- ' Q la I i r H, , - - '- ' w 4 -:::,:.a1 A N Q - lag , - -1, ff A : V 'I jk 2- -fpw Q H H 'E5:2f... HF- fill. ' ' ....,. I-I 5, E . - , ss Q- 1 :-: K '::s-', E ggi' , 1 5: ,X l E :.: W: -:- H I :-r E gs . 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Favero Ted Fiegufh Bob Harris John Howard Bob Huebner James Jeslre Fredric Kemper Kenneih Liciensiem Dick Monnier Rudolph Moorehead Diclc Orr Eldon Peier Waller Riclreff Gary Robillard James Robinson Fred Siemon Don S'l'o'H' Jim Whifcomb Bob Windham The The+a Xi's honored fheir Cinderella Girl, June Bibb, a'r iheir annual Cinderella Ball, which was held 'rhis year ai' Adobe Creek Lodge. Ofher evenis high on +heir social calen- dar were 'Phe Blossom Time Ball af Hillsdale, fheir Founder's Day Banquel' in April, and lhe annual Paren+'s Day Dinner. John Howard. was presicleni of Thefa Xi fraierniiy +his year. ,JI-1--' ' 5 AX , I-v I! if EA 9 A sa 'Iv-3 J E am 5, me a s a if i nun-q Sigma Pi One of ihe mosi imporiani' evenis for ihe Sigma Pi's 'rhis year was 'rhe acquiring of 'rheir new house ai 56 Souih Sixieenih sireei. They celebraied iheir Founder's Day on February 26, ai a ioini banquei' wiih 'rhe Chapfer ai fhe Universiiy of California, held ai Veniio's in San Francisco. The Sigma Pi's also boasi of having a'Hained fhe high- esi scholarship for 'iraierniiies in +he fall semesier. Wielding fhe gavel 'rhis year was Jim Springer. Richard Uhl George Webber Bob Whifehead Colin Wrighi Bob Zangl Frank Roberison James Springer Dr. H. Snyder Roberf Thompson ,Q X Q if gi::gi.i:i:,.., s 'jg ' . 5 A, v M5 Walier Aclcemann Reber? Aiello Alvin Beclcefi William Boorman Chuck Bucaria -Ronald Campbell Charles Chappell Fred Chirico Gary Clemens Johnny Cosianza John Fahd Karl Frarzlre John Fulion Bernie Gardner Jay Hogrefe John Kroencke Holger Larsen Richard Larson Don Menzel Eugene Pons Jim Rauen .,?..,..., ..1S.-F-.1- ff, .4.. . . Sa, .w.. as ,. I. E :Q , sw-,s , V .. , Vi fl. . as 'wa ' ,aa- am u mm I 555.-: aan ' 'a V rx I as . gs: : . 2 is E 5 ur 4 Rl. . 3. ,fi 'Nl .1 6 an fu! , 'm 'ff3 ri .l . 1 az. wg L, .I, U I me ' I we , :-L..L', , we 58,3 ,t.,. ..,., ...,. l V .ag la .ss V H K .,. Q 1 v 1, 1 'F' Q, ,4.' ,,. ' .4 - r :- me ' I . 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The nexl' lhree years will conlinue 'I'o show ihe spiril and ponfen- i'iali'ries in making +heir class a memorable one. Thinking of ideas for a big proiec+ DR. ELEANOR COOMBE Class Adviser The Gorgeous Sams con+es'r, won by AI Wallourg, was a 'Tremendous success, neHing over 5500. This confesi' was originafed by rhe class lasf year. Before +he firs+ semes+er Frosh-Soph Mixer, +he freshmen s+ole +he Mixer Plaque from +he sophomores, only +o find +he Plaque was a duplicafe of The original. The sophs were ihe lriumphani winners of lhe Mixer. Afier one of fhe 'foofball games, fhe Sophomore Class sponsored a dance. Our Soph Doll, Gail Dahlen, won second place in 'rhe compe1'i+ion for Miss lnfercollegiare Soph Doll. We can be expecfing grear fhings of fhis class in 'rhe nexi 'rwo years! 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X -fl Yffheif' 1. ms ., W may I I n I i E L 3 ,..fe mmm A im, K . -x P JOE CLARK Presidenf TOM BON EI'TI Presidem' RAY COGO Vice-Presidenf LIZ HEATH Secrefary EVERETT GELLERMAN Treasurer J UN E GEDD ES Treasurer H s hard +o believe fhaf ihere is only one more year +o go, buf if is raiher nice. Soon, 'ihe acfivifies +he class pariicipaied and worked on will soon be a memory. We can remember, ihough, 'rhai our Junior year consis'I'ed of many ac+ivi+ies. The Be'H'y Coed-Joe College dance was held in January, wi1'h Kay Daly being chosen as BeHy Coed and Don Ryan repre- senfing Joe College. The Junior class has a +radi+ion of ushering for 1'he Senior banquei and ihe Senior graduaiion. The Junior Prom was held a'l' 'rhe Hawaiian Garden Terrace. The band was Dick Cres'r. The Juniors all agree fhai' all 'lhese aciivifies were hard work buf well worih if. The Junior class is seen having an infelleciual discussion DR. ROCCI PASANO Class Adviser se,-free-sl Seniors af San Jose Siaie ended +heir college years wifh a big splash-as +hey romped ihrough 'rhe fradirional Senior Week acriviiies. The round of evenls s1'ar+ed wiih Senior Day. a picnic dinner, held ai' Adobe Creek Lodge. Nexl' came fhe Senior Ball which was held al' fhe Bay Meadows and Turf Jockey Club. Confinuinq wi'l'h 'rheir busy acfivifies, +he Seniors a+'rended +he Baccalaureafe. The San+a Clara Couniy fairgrounds Exhibi- 'l'ion Hall was ihe seHinq for +he Senior Ball wi+h ihe Senior Brunch follow- ing +he nex'r morning. The big day arrived, wi+h +he Seniors nosiagically saying farewell 'l'o fheir college days. . HARRISON McCREATH DR. JAMES JACOBS Senior Adviser Senior Adviser DON ABINANTE Presiclenf BOB BUSH Vice-Presidenf CAROL LUCAS Secrefary JOANNE LACEY Treasurer g ?m ROBERT ABAJIAN BARBARA ADAMS lndusirial Arfs Home Economics San Clemenie Oakland ROBERT BUCKNER DONALD CANTRELL lndusirial Arfs Indusfrial Aris Red Bluff Mukelumne Hill NANCY CROWELL DENNIS DUTRA Home Economics Indusfrial Arts San Jose Novafo DON BETANDO GERALD BRUNNER lnduslrial Aris Indusirial Arfs San Jose San .lose CAROLE CARDOZA JERRY CARROLL Home Economics Indusfrial Arfs Lafayeffe San Jose BARBARA ENGEL HERBERT FENSIN Home Economics Applied Arfs Clemenis Redwood Cify CHARLES BUCARIA Business Sarafoga MIKE CHIECHI lndusirial Arfs San Jose VIRGINIA FRANZ Home Economics San Jose pplied Arts Homemalcing, meial and wood work, and o+her creaiive bul' praciical ar+isIic endeavors will command ihe 'lime of 'rhese graduafes. Vas+ new fields are opening con- iinuously +o graduafes in Ihis course of siudyg some will be home demonslraiion workers, ofhers will aiiempl in- duslrial managemeni, and many more will enier high school shops and laboraiories. MR. JAMES E. STEVENSON GLORIA FRIBER6 Some Economics RICHARD GREENO Indusirial Arts Livermore DIANE GRUWELL Home Economics San Jose LLOYD HAGQUIST Indusirial Arfs Sanfa Cruz ww ,-we a-,g5.M E ROBERT HANSEN Industrial Arts Ripon DOLORES KOFF Home Economics Daly City WILLIAM MANN Industrial Arts Palo Alto y-I BOB HARRIS ROBERT HODSON, JR. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts San Jose Bakersfield NICK KONNOFF LINDA LAWRENCE Industrial Arts Home Economics Santa Rosa Salinas DAVID MARTINSON JANET PEDERSON Industrial Arts Home Economics San Jose Campbell CHARLES HILL Industrial Arts San Jose VERNA LEEDY Home Economics Cupertino JOHN PERATA Industrial Arts Campbell RICHARD JAMES Industrial Arts San Jose MARILYNN LEWIS Home Economics San Jose OLIVER REDINGTON Industrial Arts Pacific Grove CORWYN JOHNSON Industrial Arts San Jose ELMIRA LIEBAN Home Economics Dlnulea NORMAN RICKERT Industrial Arts Van Nuys , 'N -ia- LLOYD KAWAKAMI Industrial Arts San Jose GEORGE MCMURRY Industrial Arts Saratoga ANITA ROSENFELD Occupational Therapy Berkeley ,Q .af ,fx 3? 've 6. 1:17 Www'-h LORRAINE SANDHY Home Economics Mountain View fits, T' vm 221 BETTY SAWYER Home Economics San Jose MORTON SCHMORLEITZ Home Economics San Jose MILDRED SEITZ Home Economics Redwood City DONNA SHAW Home Economics Pittsburg JAMES SMARTT Industrial Arts San Jose CRAIG THOMPSON Industrial Arts San Jose OSCAR THOMPSON Industrial Arts Livingston ARTHUR TILL Industrial Arts San Jose VIRGINIA TINDALL Home Economics Mountain View WILLIAM VASSAR Industrial Arts Cloverdale JO ANN VICK Home Economics Palo Alto MARGARET WAGGE Home Economics Menlo Park GEORGE WEBBER Industrial Arts Bakersfield JIM WELLINGTON Industrial Arts San Jose JOY WILSON Home Economics Portervllle NER DONALD ABINANTE DANIEL ADAMS RICHARD ALBRECHT GLENN ALLEN JAMES ALLISON Business Adminisfrafion Business Adminisiraiion Business Adminisiration Business Adminisfrafion Business Adminisfrahon Cuperfino Pasadena Menlo Park Bakersfield San Jose ROGER ALLISON DOUG AMSDEN AUDREY ANDERSON DON ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON Business Adminisfraficn Markefinq Marketing Business Adminisirafion Business Adminisfra lon Newhall San Mafeo San Jose San Jose Van Nuys BARBARA ARTHUR JACQUELIN ATHEY WILLIAM AVENGER ROBERT AZEVEDO OWEN BABCOCK Secreiarial Business Adminisfraiion Accouniing Accounfing Business Adminisfrahon Berkeley Ukiah San Jose San Jose Lafayeife i We . R 1 Biff 1 V I WTB' ev Business JUNE BAFFUNNO Business Adminisfrafisn Los Banos Fix as. BETTY JEAN BAILEY clministration Dreams of doors bearing I'i'I'Ies in gold are preseni' in 'II1e minds of 'rhe graduaiing Business Adminisiraiion maiors. They Ieave coIIege 'ro en+er Iine business worId-sIiII realizing I'I1a'I' 'rheir 'firsi posiiions wiII be on i'I1e Iowesi rung of I'I1e ladder . Wi+I'1 I'I1e preparaiion afforded by San .Iose SIaI'e's weII-rounded course of siudy, +I1ese sfudenis are ready Io acquire I'I1e praciical experience and wisdom necessary ouiside scI1ooI. ,I - xsl- Afiif I I 5- 2, ' -q I 'Ia 1 i If ' 'j,fAt - I C l lr I 1 -A , 1 - I 'iv 'I I 4' ,Lge ' DR. EARL ATKINSON Business Adminisirfion Sarafoga ROSE BAPTISTA Business Adminisfrafion Hughson RICHARD BANKS Markefing San Jose DAVID BARTLETT Indusiriai Reiaiions Berkeley SAM BATTIATO Accounfing San Jose FRANK BELLUOMINI Accounfing San Jose FRANK BENASSI Accounfing San Jose 'ED uw.,- offs wil ws WILLIS BRYAN THOMAS BERGERON MARCELLA BERNARDI CURTIS BIDSTRUP Business Administration Accounting Marketing Business Administration Valleio San Jose Mountain View San Jose ROBERT BONNER STANLEY BORGES JOAN BOUYSSOU RICHARD BRADY Accounting Business Administration Marketing Business Administration Tehachapi Tulare San Leandro Merced BARBARA BENTLEY CHARLES BUCARIA JOHN BURGESS, JR. EDITH CAKEBREAD Business Administration Real Estate Business Administration Secretarial Puente Saratoga Piedmont Antioch his Wrwi' K 'tis' LORRAINE BISPO Secretarial Santa Cruz JAMES BRANDON Accounting Watsonville WILLIAM CAMBRA Marketing Los Gatos RAY BITTERMAN Business Administration Sacramento GENE BREHAUT Business Administration San Francisco LEWIS CAMILLUCCI Business Administration San Jose BILL BODIFORD Business Administration San Jose NANCY BRU ECKN ER Marketing Piedmont CARTER CAMPBELL Business Administration Los Altos 4,-X ,s. fn- pf' l H-J 'SFS' 'WF ,ik 'IQ ,neu ROBERT CAMPBELL Business Administration San Jose GERALD CASIMERE Business Administration Berkeley ROYCE CAVO LT, JR. Business Administration Ventura LUANNE CHANDLER Accounting San Bernardino ELINE CHIAL Secretarial San Jose ROBERT CHING Business Administration San Jose DALE CHRISTIANSEN Business Administration Pittsburg LARRY CHUBB Business Administration Los Angeles CYNTHIA CLARK Business Administration Oxnard ROBERT COMBS Business Administration San Jose JOHNNY COSTANZA Accounting Martinez JIM COTTRELL Marketing Felton VIRGIL CUFAUDE Business Administration San Jose ROBERT CRACOLICE Business Administration Milpitas ROBERT COUSINS Business Administration San Jose 15 sa., Business RUSSELL CUNNINGHAM Industrial Relations Morro Bay EDWARD DEAN Business Adminislrafion San Jose ROGER DORNBUSH Business Adminisfrafion Sonoma KAROL ELTERICH Secrefarial Science San Jose KENNETH DEAN Business Adminisirafion San Rafael LaVERNE DRAPER Markeiinq Redwood Cify WARREN ENDS Business Adminisfraiion Niles 5 --av 'fr Business RICHARD deLAMBERT Business Adminislralion Oakland JERI DULL Secretarial San Jose ALLYN ERICKSON Business Adminisfraiion Los Gafos qvw JOANNE FERRARI Accounilng San Jose JOHN FINNELL Business Admmlsfrafion San Jose PAUL FINNIGAN Business Adrnlnlsfrahon San Jose RONALD FLAGG Business Adminisfralion San Jose GARY FOLETTA Business Adminisfrafion Fresno CONNIE FORD Business Adminisfrafion San Jose LYLE FOSTER Accounling Cupertino PAT FOX Markelinq Valleio NORMA FRANCIS Business Educalion Alladena JIMMY FRY Business Adminisirafion Sunnyvale WILLIAM FURNISS Business Adminisfrafion San Jose DONALD GALEY Business Adminisirafion San Jose RICHARD GARLAND Business Adrninisfraiion Sa nfa Clara DOUG GARY Business Adminisfrafion San Jose NANCY GIBBS Business Adminisiraiion San Jose DAVID GILMAN Business Adminisfraiion Los Gaios ROBERT DeLORENZO DEAN DeLUE Business Adminislraiion Markeiing San Jose San Francisco THOMAS EASTMAN BOB DUNN Business A San Jose DAVID EX Business A Seaside RONALD DERBYSHIRE JOANN DONAHUE Business Adminisfrafion Secreiarial San Jose Healdsburg BOB EDMONDS CARL EGLI on Business Administration Business Administration Oakland San Francisco RAYMOND FARLIN HARLAND FARRELL Business Adminisirafion Business Adminisfrafion Redwood Cily Coalinga we.. ri in 'fbw is em is e X RAY GLANCY Business Administration San Jose CHARLI E HARDY, JR. Business Administration Oakland JOE HERNANDEZ Accounfinq Redwood City -1 ,. V-4 -Q- -is x Z. as is is-Q, ROBERT GRAHAM CAROL GRIESNER Business Administration Secretarial Campbell Oakdale FRANK HARVEY SHERRIL HARVEY Business Administration Marketing San Jose Bakersfield ROBERT HERNANDEZ KAZUO HIBINO Business Administration Accounting San Jose Salinas .5 if gn n f ' WARREN HIPKINS Business Administration San Jose KENNETH HOANG Buselness Administration Monterey IRENE HOHENER Secretarial San Jose ROGER HOLDEN Business Administration Redlands ELDON HOLLOWAY Business Education San Jose DONALD HOLMES Accounting Susanvulle WYNN HOSKINS Business Administration San Jose DONALD HUBBARD Business Administration Watsonville PATRICK HUNT Business Administration Palo Allo JEROME HUNZIKER Marketing Ventura MERNA HUPPERT Business Education Ontario ANNE JANTZEN Business Education San Jose PETE JORDANO Marketing San Jose RICHARD KAHLER Business Administration Millbrae KAY KANEDA Business Palo Alto KEN KANEDA Marketing Los Altos MARILYN OUIRIN Business Administration San Jose STAN LEY H EATH Accounting San Jose ROBERT HICKETHIER Business Administration Oakland YZ? 1 B.. ALLEN HAHN Marketing Stockton ROBERT H ENNING Business Administration Lynwood BENNIE HINTERGARD Business Administration Orange Cove -sl- f-s. P ,wg ze. . 'l 4:- ALFRED KAPPADAHL TED KIRKSEY JOAN KRIZ JUNE KUMAGAI Business Adminisfralian Merkeling Business Secralarial Business Adminisfralion San Jose San Jose Menlo Park Palo Alle ANN LE BOVON JEANETTE LeFEVRE ROD Le GATE LEE LEHMKUHL Business Educalion Business Admlnisfralion Accounting Business Adminisfraficn Suller San Jose San Jose Berkeley THOMAS McDERMOTT LUCINDA LOW ROBERT MCALISTER JOYCE McCANN Business Adminislraiion Accounting Business Adminisfralion Business Adminisfralicn Hayward Niles San Jose Fresno fr? TX 'ES' 'SQ JPN Q. TT' C 'TI7' WILBER LAGER DONALD LAGERSTROM DORA LEACHMAN Business Adminislrafion Business Adminisfra?ion Business Educafion China Lake Sarafoga Carmel CHARLES LEIDER RICHARD LEY CLOYSE LITTLE Business Adminisfraficn Business Adminislrafion Business Adminisirahcn San Mafeo San Jose King Cify ADAIR MCCARTHY DALE McPHERSON PAT McTIGHE Accounling Business Adminisfrafion Business Adminisfralion Ross Visalia Burlingame iv 'H-'Q' s QQ? , 'i ass. V -as Hx 'tsf we W5 285 MARILYN MACIEL Business San Jose PHILIP MATHEWS Business Adminislrafion San Mafeo HARLAN MANCHESTER Business Adminisfrafion Siocklon DOLORES MATHIAS Business Adminisfrafion Riverdale JIM MORLEY HAL MORROW Business Adminisfraiion Markefing Menlo Park Lebonon, Missouri T? E-' se- BARBARA MANGUM Business Educafion Huniingfon Park MARGARET MERLE Business Educafion San Mafeo RON MULLENBACH Accounting San Jose JIM MARKS Business Adminislraiion Woodland MARVIN MIRVISS Business Adminisfralion Hanford ROBERT MURPHEY Business Adminisfrafion San Leandro 5? 5 In-. xfw ' 'SSN . ,N -s 'F-57 ww, fv- 'Q-4 'RJ RUBEN MARQUEZ BERT MARSHALL RICHARD MASON Business Adminisfraiion Business Adminisfrafion Business Admimsirahon San Jose Redwood Cily San Jose DIANE MITCHELL MARTIN MONTALVO PAUL MORGAN Business Adminislraiion Business Adminisiralion Markeiing San Francisco Palo Alfo Palo Allo TADAKO NAKAGAMI RALPH NEMANICK LA VERN NICHOLS Accouniinq Business Adminisfrafion Business Admlnlsfrahon San Jose Salinas San Jose -vo-,K 's.f'. S27 .L ANTHONY OCHINERO Business Adminislrafion Fresno VIRGIL NIETO Business-Accounling San Jose DICK O'NElLL Business Adminisirafion San Jose PETER ORLANDO Business Adminisfrafion Sunnyvale CHARLES ORTIZ Business Educafion Pelersburg STELLA OTTAVIANO Business Educafion Mounlaln View RICHARD OUISENBERRY Business Adminisiraiion San Jose GARY PAGE Accounting Wafsonville WILLIAM PATTON Business Adminislralion San Jose ROGER PAYN E Markefinq Palo AITO JACK PEDRETTI Business Adminislralion Oakdale HARVEY PENA Business Adminisirafion San Jose JOHN PENNEY Business Adminislrafion Yreka VERNON PERRY Business Adminislralion Alvarado BETTY LOU PETERSON Business Adminislrafion Campbell RUSSELL PFEIFER Purchasing Corona RICHARD PICTON FRANCES POLLINO DIANE PLOTTS RICHARD PREVITE FE QUERUBIN Business Adminisfralion Business Educalion Accounlinq Business Adminisfralion Accounfing Livinqslon San Jose Anderson San Jose Upland RUBEN RAGSAC CORNELIUS REESE RICHARD REESE MAROUES REITZEL GERALD RENDAHL Accouniing Business Adminislralion Business Adminisfrafion Business Adminislraiion Markeling San Jose San Luis Obispo Paso Robles Pescadero San Jose RICHARD RUSSELL SALVADOR SALCEDO DONALD SAMPSON HOLLIS SCIALLO Business Adminislralion Accounling Business Adminislrafion Accounling Menlo Park Redwood Cify Sanla Rosa San Jose V7 Y' -vw RICHARD QUISENBERRYTHELMA RADDING Business Adminisfrafion Business Educafion San Jose Redwood Cily DOROTHY REZENDES TOM RIMERMAN Business Accounfing Redlands Los Alfos FRED SHACKLEFORD HUDSON SHERLOCK Business Adminisfralion Business Adminisfralion San Jose San Jose '15 'W MARY LOU SHIREY Markefing San Jose WALTER SHUGERT Business Adminislralion Redwood City DICK SMITHERAM Markeling Oakland NATALIE SOSNICK Secrelarial San Jose GEORGE SOUSA Business Adminislralion Cuperlino WAYNE SPENCE Business Adminisfralion Oxnard EDWIN SPENCER Business Adminisfralion San Jose RON STANLEY Business Adrninislralion Alameda DIANE STEVENTON Secrefarial Porlerville KATHY STEYER Markeling San Jose RALPH STILSON Business Adminisfralion San Jose WESLEY STORM Business Adminisfralion Alameda 461- f- -3 :ni , ,-V ,-f v-7 NEVIN STOUT Business Adminisirafion Sunnyvale THEODORE THOMAN Business Adminisfrafion Sanfa Clara STUART WAITE, JR. Business Adminislralion San Jose W 'sf' QQ! JOHN STRAHL Business Educalion San Jose DONALD THOMAS BERKLEY SUMMERS Business Adminislralion San Jose NILS TRULSSON Accouniing Business Adminisfrafion Palo Allo Sfockion MARGARET WALKER DON WALLINGFORD Business Adminisfralion Business Adminislralion Oakland Coalinga Be ...f A: , WESLEY STORM ALBERT SUAREZ Business Adminisiralion Accaunfinq Alameda Sacramenfo EDGAN TUNISON DONALD TINDEL Business Adminislralion Business Adminishafion San Jose San Jose NANCY WEGNER ROY WILLIAM Markeling Induslrial Relalions San Jose San Jose mimi new we mei S., '-wi...-s fi- -ew x sv f-W lf we was 'J-T59 --fi 'vs REGINALD SWANSON DON THIBODO Markefinq Business Educaiion San Jose Burbank ROBERT VAZOUEZ DONALD VOROUS Business Adminislraiion Business Adrninislralion San Jose San Leandro GEORGE WOLVERTON GENE WOLF Accounting Business Adminisfralion Sanla Rosa San Jose 1- 1.5-' PAT WICKSTROM Business Educalion Cuperlino JACK WITHERELL ss ss ,Mx ' i , .Y I.- Business Adminisfraiion San Jose JERRY WORTH Accouniinq San Carlos KELLEY WRIGHT Business Adminisfralion Monlerey CHARLES WROOT Business Adminisirafion San Jose BEN YAMANAKA Accounfinq Warm Springs HENRY YAMAMOTO Accounling San Jose EUGENE NATION Accounlinq San Jose v--, 'F H -. Www.- STEVE YANKOVICH Business Adminislralion Sacramenfo ROGER YEU Business Adminislraiion San Jose NORMAN YOUNG Accounfing San Jose GARY YOUNT Business Adminisiralion Palo Alfo HARRY VARNEDOE Business Adminislrafion Oiai ROBERT ZANGL Business Adminisfralior. Bellflower .agen 'irq JoANN ABERCROMBIE SONIA AH TYE K' d -P ' G I El f nn ergarien rxmary enera emen ary Oakland Sfocklon SANDRA ASCHER JEAN AYER General Elemenfary General Elementary San Rafael San Jose YZ? q Education ALAN ALKIRE General Elemenlary San Jose JULIA AYERS General Elernenlary Riverside HELEN ALLEN SHIRLEY ANDERSEN General Elemeniary Kindergarfen-Primary Wafsonville San Jose CHARLENE BAETJER NANCY BANFIELD Klnderqarlen-Primary Kinclergarlen-Primary Long Beach San Anselmo CAROLYN BARBER General Elemenfary Davis. 1'- Educaiion maiors seem deslined lo never leave school behind 'rhem as 'lhey begin service as class- room 'leachers or school adminislralors. Helping lhem make 'lhe change 'From pupil 'lo leacher is l'he job of our educalion deparlmeni, which is one of lhe largesi in 'lhe sl'a're. Ten programs leading lo an elemenlary or general scondary credenlial are of- fered al' SJS. 'Z Ellillll I li UU DR. WILLIAM SWEENEY 289 CORWIN BARFIELD WILLIAM BARNES General Elemenlary General Elemenlary Oakland San Jose JO ELAINE BEESON ROBERT BERNDT General Elemenlary General Elemenlary Seaflle, Washinglon MARJORIE BLAZE General Elemenfary San Jose Lodi JANET BLISS General Elemenfary Oakland JUNE BAUER ANNA BAYARD de V General Elementary General Elemenlary San Jose Pasadena CAROL BERRY RUTH BEUTEL General Elemenlary General Elemenlary Boise, Idaho Orange EVANGELINE BOLLAKISROY BOSWORTH General Elemenlary General Elemenfary Ceres San Jose new ,.... K OLBEN BEACH, JR. Industrial Arls Hayward NORMA BERTOLACCI General Elemenfary San Jose JOYCE BRADY General Elemenfary San Jose KEOLA BEHMER General Elemenlary San Jose MAX BINGHAM General Elementary San Jose LUCILLE BRAZIL General Elemenlary Capilola AUDREE BECKS General Elemenfary Los Angeles VIRGINIA BLAIN Kinderqarlen-Primary Monrovia IVA BROOKS General Elemenlary Gilroy '1' C' 12:7 'Cb V 'R wi Q.. rn we -I '59- C ' TOYNETTE BRYANT Kindergarten-Primary San Jose HOWARD BRYDEN General Elernenlary Albuquerque, New Mexico BILLY BULLARD General Elemenla ry Bakersfield JULIETTA BURCHFI EL Kinderqarlen-Primary Palo Allo SONJA BURRELL Kindergarten-Primary San Leandro GAYLE BURRIS General Elemenfary San Jose SALLY BUSSELLE General Elemenlary Richmond JUNE BUTTERS General Elemenlary Oakland ERMA BUTTS Klndergarlen-Primary Orosi GERALDINE CAMPBELL General Elemenfa ry San Jose ARLENE CARPENTER General Elemenlary Long Beach EUNICE CATTERN General Elemeniary Riverside MARYLOU CATTICH General Elemenlary Redwood Cify MARGARET CHAMBERS General Elemenlary San Jose LUCILLE CHAN General Elemenlary Palo Allo MARY CHILDREY General Elementary STEVE CIGAN Special Secondary Santa Clara SUZANNE COFFEY General Elemenfary Walsonvillo FRED CRAWFORD General Elemenlary Grapevine MARY LOU COCANOUGHER BARBARA COLLETT General Elemenlary General Elemenfary San Bruno Redwood Clly DOROTHY COLLINS NANCY COSTANTINO General Elernenfary General Elemenlary San Jose San Jose PETER CRISHAM JEAN CULBERT General Elemenfary General Educalion San Jose Moorpark DONNA CLARK Kindergarfen-Primary El Monfe EARLINE COUSINS Kindergarlen-Primary San Jose MARY CUNEO General Elemenlary San Jose GEORGIANNA CLARK DARLENE CLAY SHIRLEY COATE General Elemenfary Kindergarlen-Primary Klndergarlen-Primary Klamath Falls, Oregon Palo Alfo Palo Allo NANCY COWAN DAVID COX EDITH CRAFT General Elemenfary General Elemenlary General Elemenlary Cupertino Saraioqa Losl Hills PHYLLIS DAHLQUIST JANET DAUGHERTY SHIRLEY DAVIS General Elemenlary General Elemenlary General Elemenfary Turlock Burllnglon Chowchllla era- - - L - .Y-V ..e. 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JEAN ETTE DeBELLO Kindergarlen-Primary Santa Clara JOYCE DeBENEDETTI General Elemenlary Redwood Cify SHARON DEGNAN General Elemenfary San Jose BEVERLY DEMOREST General Elementary Oakland KIRSTEN DENCKER Kinderqarfen- Prima ry Palo Allo JANICE deRESCl-IKE General Elemenfary Campbell LINDA DIMAS General Elemenfary San Jose RITA DOBSON General Elemenfary Plllsburg CHARLENE DOLL General Elemenfary Yuba Cify CHARLES DOWN EY General Elementary San Jose ELEANORE DREI S Kindergarlen-Primary San Jose MARY DUCOTE Kinderqarlen-Primary San Jose DOREANE DUNAWAY General Elemenfary San Leandro PATRICIA DUNN General Elemenfary Dlnuba ELLEN ECKERT Kindergarlen-Primary Mounlain View EDDI ECKHARDT General Elemenlary Santa Monica PAT ELKING Kindergarfen-Primary Palo Alfo ROBIN FINCHER General Elemenlary Redwood Cily ROXIE FRAZIER General Elemenlary Sanla Clara PAULA ENGEL DOLORES EVANGELISTI MYRA FAUL ALICE GOLDEN Kindergarfen-Primary General Elemenlary General Elemenlary Kindergarlen-Primary San Francisco Arcala Menlo Park San Jose IRENE FIRENZE AUDREY FLEMING FLORENCE FLURY ANNE FORMICO General Elemenfary General Elemenlary General Elemenlary General Elementary Sfocklon Lodi Richmond Redwood Cily ELIZABETH FRISCH ROSALYN FROLICH PASOUALE GANNOTTI THEODORA GEHR General Elemenlary General Elernenfary General Elernenlary Kindergarlen-Primary San Jose San Jose Venlura Sanfa Paula n Wear. 'ED' eve Win 211' W'-gf SABIA FIELDER Kindergarlen-Primary San Jose LaVERNE FORNI Kinderqarfen-Primary San Jose JOYCE GODLEY General Elemenlary San Gabriel an Y'-Y 1 YYY 9.. 11... 3 ,f- -v '? 315, ae Eff he vg- BONNIE GOM ES Kindergarlen-Primary Hollisfer JOAN GOODWIN Kindergarfen-Primary El Cerrifo MARY GREENMAN General Elementary San Carlos NAN GRISHAM General Elemenfary San Jose HELEN GUERNSEY General Elemenlary San Jose HELEN GUNDERSON General Elemenlary Redwood Cily ROSEMARY GUNN Kindergarfen- Primary Newark RACHAEL GUTIERREZ General Elemenfary San Bernardino ANN HAI N ES Kindergarien-Prima ry Coronado KAREN HANSEN General Elernenlary San Jose ELEANOR HARDING General Elemenlary San Jose NORMA HARELSON General Elemenla ry Slocldon JACOUELYN HARTH Kindergarfen-Primary Lindsey LOUISE HAVERSTOCK General Elemenfary if YD' we - I ELEANOR FIKSE General Elementary Caslro Valley SUSAN FOSGATE General Elernenlary Sfockion WILMA GOLDING General Elemenlary San Jose ,.e.-- ,, 'S 'WS Q-13 -4 - wtf! .V I , -U4 Visalia MARY HETHERINGTON Kindergarlen-Primary Inglewood MARIAN HIGGINS General Elementary Alladena FRANCES HITCHCOCK BARBARA HITCHMAN Kmdergarlen Primary General Elementary Vallelo San Jose PATRICIA HOSKINS WILLIAM HOUCK Special Secondary Santa Clara NORMA JOHNSON Kinderqarlen-Primary Moline, Illinois 'l. CAROL HOCKING Kinderqarlen-Primary Alvarado AU DREY HOY Kindergarten-Primary Long Beach PHYLLIS JOHNSON Kindergarlen-Primary Pelaluma -F.,.:, ,.., .a . ,UM BARBARA HOLTZBERG Kindergarlen-Primary San Maleo ALTHEA IRVIN General EIemenfary San Luis Obispo RITA JORGENSEN GEORGIA KEARNEY KATHERINE KELLY Kindergarfen-Primary Kindergarlen-Primary General Elemenlary San Jose San Jose San Jose KATHERYN HORN General Elementary Redwood Cily CONSTANCE JACOBSEN General Elemenlary Petaluma MADGE KERBEY General Elemenfa ry Menlo Park 'rr neg? - A.. A if' . -. vc- f 'x Q Wiwt' . L2 T I ,M f ,V ': - 293 BEVERLY KEYS ELEANOR KIMM IDA ANN KING SHIRLEY KING ARVINA KLINT BEATRICE LaBARBERA DONNA LARSON General Elementary General Elemenfary General Elemenlary General Elementary Kmderqarfen Primary Klndergarlen Prlmary Klnderqarlan Primary Los Allos Bakersfield San Mateo Aplos Turlock Menlo Park Gushne MARLENE LAMPE RUTH LAW SHIRLEY LAWLER MARY LAWRENCE RUTH LEASE SAUNDRA LEDERMAN PAT LEGGETT emenlary Kmderqarfen Prlmary General Elemenlary Klnderqarfen Prlmary General Elemenfary General Elemenfary Redwood CITY Wafsonville Palo Allo San Jose Manhaflan Beach MARY LEMOS Kindergarlen-Primary Cenfervllle BARBARA JO LINDER Kindergarten-Primary Merced KATHERINE LINKE General Elemenlary San Carlos CHARLENE LONG Kindergarten-Primary Campbell PHYLLIS LONG Kindergarlen-Primary Fullerfon MARY LOPEZ General Elemenlary San Leandro AMANDA LOSTAUNAU General Elementary Bakersfield JACOUELINE LOWREY Kindergarten-Primary Riverside JACK LUND. JR. General Elemenlary San Jose SHIRLEY LUNDOUIST Kindergarlen-Primary Walnut Creek LINDA LUSK General Secondary San Jose NANCY McDANlEL General Elemenlary San Jose JEANNE McMANN General Elemenlary San Carlos PAULA McMlCHAEL General Elemenfary San Jose MARGE McKENNEY General Elemenlary Burlingame MARJEL McKINNON RICHARD MacCAULL Kindergarfon-Primary General Elemenlarv Edwar s Syracuse, New York DIANE MARTINSEN MARILYN MATTKE General Elemenlary Kindergarlen-Primary San Jose Berkeley NANCY MAIN JOANN MAIORANA Kinderqarlen-Primary General Elemenlary Santa Rosa Monlerey CAROLYN MENARD BARBARA MERRILL General Elemenlary General Elemenfary San Jose San Maleo MARILYNN MARKERT FRANCIS MARSHALL RUTH MARTIN Special Secondary Special Secondary General Elementary Campbell Garberville San Jose ELORE MERRILL JACKIE MICHELL BARBARA MILLER Kindergarlen-Primary General Elemenlary General Elemenfary Palo Alio San Jose Menlo Park , , . I ' ea -qu ,we DAVID MILLER General Educalion Lakeporf MARILYN MILLER General Elemenfary San Jose BARBARA MINER General Elemenlary San Maleo JOANNE MINKLER General Elemenlary Palo Alfo SHARON MITCHELL General Elemenlary Sanfa Maria SCOTT MIZE General Elemenlary San Jose BETTY MORELAND General Elemenlary San Jose BELVA MORTON Gefneral Elemenfa ry a MARGARET MORTEN SON Kindergarlen-Primary Paradise MARILYN MUELLER Kindergarlen-Primary Ontario PATRICIA MULHALL General Elementary Covina BARBARA MURPHY Kindergarlen-Primary Palo Al'Io JEAN MYERS Kindergarten-Primary Santa Monica BARBARA NELSCN Kinderqarlen-Primary San Jose SHIRLEY NOVAK General Elemenlary San Jose .sf- 7'5- SHERRY NUERNBERG ELLEN OHAN PATRICIA O'NElLL General Elementary General Elementary General Elementary San Jose San Jose Los Angeles ELAINE PANDELL PEGGY PATTON BETTY PEARSON General Elementary General Elementary General Elementary San Francisco San Jose San Jose BARBARA PETERSON MARILYN PFITZER ALVERDA ORLANDO SHIRLEY OSTERMAN GEAN OWEN SUSAN PAGE Special Secondary General Elementary Kindergarten Prnmary Knndergarten Prlmary Davenport San Jose Santa Clara San Jose BEVERLEY PEARSON RUTH PEKOCK ANTHONY PERREIRA MARY PERRY General Elementary General Elementary General Elementary General Elementary Newark Watsonville San Leandro Palo Alto PHYLLIS PHILBROOK PHYLLIS PHILLIPS JOAN PIRNIK FRANK PISA CHARLINE PLANT General Elementary Kindergarten-Primary General Elementary Kindergarten-Primary Kmdergarten Prumary General Elementary General Elementary Lodl Gustlne Oxnard Petaluma Campbell San Jose San Carlos wrliz amen aa -a nv ww, 1. aag?E5 ME a TD! aa? lg, n SJ H-r MARY PLATT Kindergarten-Primary Mountain View BETTY PORTER General Elementary Sebastopol PAT POWELL Kindergarten-Primary Campbell BARBARA PRIEST General Elementary Saratoga JOAN RAHILL General Elementary Bemcua JOAN RANDOLPH Kindergarten-Primary San Jose JUDY RAUBENHEIMER General Elementary Hollywood WILLIAM REAM General Elementary San Jose DEANA REED General Elemenlary San Jose VELVA ROBINSON General Elernenlary Arvin BARBARA RICHARDS MARNA SAUFNAUER JANIS SCHAUER General Elemenla ry Hollisler .-5 EUGENIA RIDDLE General Elementary Kindergarlen-Primary Lodi San Jose HELEN ROSE MARIAN RUBIN General Elernenlary Kindergarfen-Primary San Luis Obispo Piedmont BEVERLY SCHULTZ Kinderqarlen-Primary Kindergarfen-Primary San Mafeo Oakdale ELAINE ROACH General Elemenlary Forl Bragg CAROLE RUCKER General Elemenlary Lafayefle MARION SCHUTTE General Elemenlary Oakland i inf LOU ANN SHUGART Kindergarlen-Primary Bakersfield COLLEEN SIDLE General Elemenlary Norllw Hollywood TRUBEE SIEMERING Evecneral Elemenlary o I CONCETTA SISCO General Elemenlary Salinas MARGARET SMITH Kindergarten-Primary Campbell MARLENE SMITH General Elemenfary Lancasfer NANCY SMITH General Elemenlary China Lake PATRICIA SMITH General Elemenfary San Jose sas 'a -ws BARBARA ROBERTS Kindergarlen-Primary Palo Allo GLORIA SAIA General Elemenlary Campbell DOLORES SEGHI General Elemenlary Sunnyvale We wa- me. MARILYN ROBERTS General Elemenfary Glendale BETTY SAKAGUCHI General Elemenla ry Berkeley MEEDIE ROBINSON General Elemenlarv ELIZABETH SESSIONS ALLEEN SHERRY General Elemenlary Alvarado was uv-C E Bakersfield GERALDINE SAMS Kindergarten-Primary San Jose Kindergarfen-Primary San Maleo xxx ez e a A ,. ,ez QII Q E' .a TSW: 'br '6?'.T-7 I may ' I H-'H' ll wk an , B. 5 a 'E' lx 'BWI I 297 RUTH SNYDER KATHRYN SPARRY General Elementary San Jose DOREEN STOUT THELMA STRAWHORN SARA SMYTHE BERNA SNYDER General Elementary General Elementary General Elementary San Jose Seaslde Sunnyvale BARBARA STEWART ALBERT STONE General Elementary General Jr. High Kindergarten-Primary Santa Clara San Jose Sunnyvale PAULINE TANG CHERRIL TANNER WILLIAM TAUZER General Elementary Kindergarten-Primary General Jr. High San Jose Redwood City Santa Rosa Q7 Llbrarianship Oakdale BARBARA TEDFORD General Elementary Santa Rosa uf' MIRIAM SPAULDING JANICE SPEIGHT TRUDY STAPLES General Elementary San Bernardino ANNE SUIHRA General Elementary Palo Alto H EN Rl ETTA TELLO General Elementary Santa Clara General Elementary General Elementary San Jose Redwood City SHIRLEY SWALLOW MARLENE TALBOTT General Elementary General Elementary San Jose Los Banos NANCY TEMPLE KATHRYN THOMPSON Kindergarten-Primary General Elementary Petaluma San Jose 'JCI MARGUERITE THOMPSON Kindergarten-Primary San Jose NAOMI THOMPSON General Elementary San Jose JANET TIDBALL General Elementary Santa Ana MARY TIDD General Elementary Watsonville JUDY TlTUS General Elementary Oakland EDITH TOMASELLO General Elementary Watsonville MIRANDA TORYKIAN General Elementary Valleio BEVERLY TREFTS General Elementary San Jose SARA TRUE General Elementary San Mateo MARILYN VAN DYKE General Elementary Long Beach MARY VAN WINKLE Kindergarten-Primary Sausalito JOAN VERBARG General Elementary Redwood City I GRETCH EN WAGNER General Elementary San Jose JAMES WHITE General Elementary Hayward JANICE WILSON General Elementary Stockton SANDRA WALKER Kindergarten-Primary Valleio DOTTIE WHITTIER General Elementary Palo Alto BEVERLY WOLFE General Elementary Lodi DARLENE WARD Kindergarten-Primary El Segundo JANET WIENS Kindergarten-Primary Morgan Hill JOANNE WOLFE Rirliqergarten-Primary O I CHARLES WARDA General Elementary San Jose BASIL WILLETT, JR. General Elementary Los Gatos SHARON WREN General Elementary San Carlos LOUISE WESTER CARROL WHITE General Elementary General Elementary Indio Antioch THOMAS WILLIAMS GLADYS WILLINGER General Elementary General Elementary San Jose Modesto SHIRLEY ZEMER SUE ZIMMERMAN General Elementary General Elementary San Jose Livermore ffl LQEEZI We 299 UUEIUDI MARVIN ALKIN JACK AYERS CARL BIANCHINI JOHN BIANCHI CHARLES BLEE CHARLES BREWER Mafhemafics Aeronaufics Engineering Engineering Engineering Malhemafics Santa Clara Riverside Menlo Park Cuperfino Berkeley Avenal DON CAIN JOEL CARDOZA HARRY CALDWELL ROLAND CLARK JOHN CROAD, JR. GEORGE DAY Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Mafhemafics Coalinga Crescenl Cily San Jose Los Gatos San Jose San Jose OSCAR DIESSNER CLIFFORD ENGLER DAVID FISHER GUY FITCH DOUGLAS FOX DONALD FROLICH Engineering Enginering Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering San Jose San Jose Morgan Hill Redwood Cify Milwaukee, Wisconsin San Jose Engineering Gr. Math DR. RALPH SMITH 300 Engineering includes lhe several fields of chemical, civil, eleclrical, mechanical, and mining engineering. Training for lhe posilion of malhemalician in induslry or in governmenl' employmenl is available: l'he demand for graduafes bolh in leaching and non- leaching fields vaslly exceeds lhe supply. DEMO GIULIANETTI THOMAS HAMAMOTO WILLIAM HEISS Engineering Engineering Engineering San Mateo Loomis Peoria, Illinois KIMIO KANAYA RAYMOND KINNEY FLOYD KUMAGAI Engineering Aeronaulics Engineering San Jose Sunnyvale Palo Allo JOSEPH OESCHGER JACK O'l.OUGl'll.lN ALEC PATVALDS Engineering Engineering Engineering Palo Alio San Jose San Jose IRWIN HEIT Engineering Los Galos DANIEL LOWRY Engineering Ferndale ARTHUR REED Engineering San Francisco ii' , '-E9 WILLIAM HIGHTOWER GLENN JAMES Enginering Engineering San Jose Los Galos HENRY LUM BEN MANFRE Engineering Engineering Menlo Park San Jose DONALD RUMBARGH ROBERT RUTH Engineering Engineering San Jose San Jose vs, var ...rf T Jl.p, jus 45 we ,sv 4-..-. wks. 415 I X ka - .fr , 5 ' 1 r'j :f. If .- .1 241.-ei i 1f'5'l iEi f' as RENALDS SALVADOR Engineering Campbell DEAN SCHALLEN Engineering San Jose GERHARD THIESSEN Engineering San Jose KENNETH THOMPSON Engineering Oakland NATHANIEL TRAVIS Engineering San Jose FRANK VERNON Engineering Sunnyvale GEORGE WAN Engineering Palo Allo HARLAN WARWICK Engineering San Jose BEN WHITE Engineering San Jose SAMMY YORK Mafhemafics Hughson WILLIAM ZEMPEL Aeronaufics San Bernardino LOUIS ZEVANOVE Engineering Pleasenlon . 'Sf JERRY JEFFERSON Mafhemafics Los Gafos EITO NISHIURA Malhemalics Mountain View DARYL SALLADAY Engineering Ferndale ps- -, 452' ' M. ff' 'Tw WAYNE ABBEY Commercial Arfs San Francisco DON AYLARD Commercial Arfs Santa Clara JAMES BERTINO Speech and Drama Windsor JOHN ALLEN ELIZABETH AMPHLETT BEVERLY ANDERSON Commercial Arts Ari' Commercial Arfs San Francisco San Jose Palo Allo FRED BACASA DON BAGLEY ROBERT BAKER Commercial Arfs Commercial Arls Speech and Drama San Jose San Jose Monlerey Park PATRICIA BRANCH MARY BRANSON ROBERT BROWN Speech and Drama Arf Music San Jose Forf Jones San Jose HELEN ANDERSON Inferior Decoralor Pacific Grove JAMES BARRY Radio and Television San Francisco WILLlAM BRUCH Drama San Bernardino Fine rts Three buildings house l'he Fine Arls Deparl- menf-fhe Ari' Building, lhe Music Building and l'he Speech and Drama Building. The Arl' De'par+menl' offers a large varieiy of pro- grams from drawing and painiing 'lo l'he leaching of arl subiecis. The Music Depari- A, f A W I - vm, Carle 3 11 DR. KARL ERNST menl includes a variely of curricula and being designed +0 sal'is'Fy such differenl' obieciives as leacher educalion and boih professional and vocalional iraining. Wilh l'he recenl' complelion of l'he new Speech and Drama Building, dramalic produclions cenier on lhe new liH'le l'heal're which boasls many modern innovalions which include improved acous- lics and adequale slage equipmenl. Com- mercial arl' work is 'the goal of some arl' maiors, while ofhers will 'pursue ieaching careers or become professional arlisls. JACIQ BUTLER Music Sunnyvale MARGE DUPUY Drama Tulare ERNEST HANDA Commercial Arfs Los Allos BENITA CAMICIA Drama and English San Jose RONALD EHLERS Music Sanla Clara GLORIA HANSEN Commercial Arls San Jose CAROL DAVIES Special Secondary Fresno JAY FOX Speech and Drama San Jose RUIE HARRISS Music San Mateo ANNE DICKEY Special Secondary Palo Allo RICHARD GARVIN Radio San Maleo LANNY DOOLITTLE Music Monlerey ARLINE GENTRY Arl Education San Jose NADINE HARWOOD ROBERT HAWES Commercial Aris Oakland Music San Jose JAMES DUNN Speech and Drama San Rafael ROY GOSEN Music Reedley ALAN HAYDIS Music Berkeley 'W PETER HOPPER Commercial Arls Hanford AUDREY HOSFORD Commercial Arls San Luls Obispo JACQUELYN JOHNS Inferior Decorallnq Corning MARYON JOHNSON Music Upland CAROLYN JOYCE Speech and Drama Los Angeles KARIN KAHL Music Fullerlon JAMES KASON Drama Redwood Cify JOHN KELLY Music San Jose KAROL KLAUER Fine Arfs Salinas SYLVIA KNITTLE Speech and Drama Elsinore ALBERT KRUEGER Music Efna M Redwood Cily DAN LIVESAY Music Los Gales PETER LOMBARDO Music San Jose CHARLES McKEE Ari Felton EVERETT MARTIN Music Angels Camp ARILYN LIGHTFOOT Kinderqarlen-Primary XTYY s 1 x LOU DuCHARME Radio and Television Sacramanlo LOUIS GUTIERREZ Fine Arls Pilfsburg ROY HENDRICKS Music Hayward -Q, sa e LOAVA MEAD WILLIAM MENDEL Ari Commercial Ari Hollisfer San Jose PATRICIA NOCK LYNNE OSMOND Ari Inferior Decoraior Cambria Atherton LAWRENCE MILLER Ari Ukiah STANLEY PAINTER Commercial Aris San Jose Y? rf fr- Q-r QU' L T., fu fx TAMIKO MORI Commercial Arfs Redwood Ciiy LEANNE PASQUINI Inferior Decoralor Lafayefie l,,,,,,. ,-.. , .X 'W in 5 191 .., nlh ffl .,-w4'9 52627 I VIRGINIA MOORE Inferior Decorafor San Lorenzo WILLIAM PURDY PATRICIA MORRIS Radio and Television San Jose NANCY REMBERT PHILIP NIEDERHOFF A Sa-ii Jose Music English and Drama Los Alios San Jose I I f 7m ' 'T' 'If' ' z' , ' H I 1 ' I l 37' V in :T X37 BONNIE ROBERTSON Music Menlo Park JACQUELINE ROULEAU Music Burlingame KENNETH RUG6 Drama Hayward LARRY SAVAGE Arr Sunnyvale JANA SHAW Ari Sanfa Clara GURNICE SMITH Music Cuiler HENRY SMITH Music Seaside PATRICIA STOCKHOIM Inferior Decoraior San Leandro RICHARD STYLES Music Hayward SARA THOMPSON Commercial Arts Los Alles ALFRED TISCH Radio and Television Hayward ELIZABETH TROWBRIDGE Ari Lodi RAYMOND TSUTSUMI Commercial Aris Morgan Hill FRAN K VASSALLO Ari Danville ROBERT WELCH Ari San Jose DOROTHY WHITE Music Moclesfo YVONNE WILLIAMS Ari Campbell JEAN WOOD Music Fullerton JERRY WOOLI EVER Commercial Arls San Jose RICHARD YOUNG Ari Gilroy Q-L, I I S- CARLA ADAMS ALVIN BACH CAROL BISBEE MEL BOWEN DICK BLAUSTEIN Adveriising Journalism Journalism Journalism Advertising Sanfa Clara San Jose Covina San Jose San Francisco CLAIRE CLARK MARILYN COLE NEIL DANIEL FRED DOWNING ROBERT EDMISTON Adveriising Journalism Journalism Press Phoio Journalism San Jose San Gabriel Newark, New Jersey Long Beach Angels Camp V, Journalism Never again musl lhese siudenls race from 'lhe lalesl' S.A.C. meeiing 'io ihe daily office and franiically 'lype a siory io meel deadline. The hours ai prinl' shop in The early, early morning, have ended: Ihe iournalism siudenls bid farewell io ihe aiiieclionaiely-named barn' for 'rhe ouiside world of newspapers, magazines, aclverlising firms, and, of course, ihe high school classrooms. DR. DWIGHT BENTEL I -'K 305 JEAN GMELIN Press Pholo San Jose AARON LEVY Adverlising Hawlhorne WILBUR SIMS Journalism Salida BARBARA HOUSE JERRI HUNT Aclverlising Journalism Sanfa Cruz San Bernardino PAUL MERRITT ELEANOR NORRIS Adverfising Journalism Napa Springville SIMON STEINREICH ROBERT STRIEGEL Journalism Journalism San Jose Spring Garden '52 306 rf'-'-5' T NANCY INGLIS JEAN ISENBERG ROBERT JOHNSON Adverlisinq Reporfinq Journalism Oakland Los Angeles Los Galos CHARLES ROGERS WILLIAM RUFFNER GERALDIN SILVA Advertising Journalism Journalism Riverside Fonlana Cenferville JANINE SWEENEY MARGARET TRAPP ROBERT WAITE Journalism Journalism Adverlisinq San Jose Red Bluff Mill Valley Z5 fn Q37 ARDEN ALLEN MARJORIE ANDREWS DONALD AYRES GEORGE BACON MARILYN BEHNKE French English English English English San Jose Sanfa Clara Sanfa Ana Newporf Beach San Jose FRANCIS BETANCOURT ROSE BOCHE JOYCE CECCHETTI RASMA CHAMBERLlN JANET ELSER French English English German English San Jose Valleio Sanfa Clara San Jose San Jose LAZARO GARZA JESUS GVERRERO BARBARA GULLO JAMES HEIGHWAY JEANETTE HOUSE English Spanish English English English San Jose Modesfo San Jose Venfura Cenferville Language and Literature DR. HAROLD MILLER The lasl' bool: is read, 'rhe poem analyzed, 'rhe com- posilion wriH'en-and siudenls of language and lileralure leave wifh lheir diplomas +o 'raclcle prob- lems a li'Hle less absfruse, a bil' more lucraiive! Wilh lhe library addi'l'ion yel incomplefe and Language and Li+era+ure Building slill bul a lerm, lhese grad- uales remember well lhe la+e aflernoon classes in lhe Home Economics building when lunch was a parl' of +he pasl', and 'rhe nex'r door class baked aromalic cookies in l'he oven. 307 KATHLEEN JOHNSON BAHIEH KHALIL PEDRO LIRA CAROL LUCAS MAUREEN McENANEY Spanish English Spanish English English Berkeley Ramallah, Jordan Mounfain View Millbrae Redding DANIEL MCGINNITY DONALD MCGLINCHY MARJORIE NEWTON LOUISE PARREIRA BEVERLY PERRY English English English Spanish English San Francisco Boise, idaho Pelaluma San Jose MARGARET SCHMIDT ELAINE SILVERIA BRUCE TJADEN MYRON TOMASI JACQUE WOOD English English Liferalure Spanish English San Leandro Los Banos Menlo Park Cuperiino Sanla Monica l 308 ELIZABETH ANDERSON JEANETTE AU HOY Occupalional Therapy Occupafional Therapy Sanfa Cruz Huntingfon Park BARBARA CAIN WILLIAM CLINE Registered Nurse Biological Science San Jose Palo Alfo CHARLES EITELGEORGE LEE ESGUIBEL Nafural Science Nafural Science Valleio San Jose PAT BAKER NICHOLAS BARISICH RICHARD BRYSON FRANKLYN COLE Natural Science Biological Science Biological Science Nafural Science San Francisco Sanfa Clara Ventura Saraioga JOSEPH COVER MYRTLE DAVENPORT FLOYD DAVIS TERRY DONOVAN Occupafional Therapy Occupafional Therapy Natural Science Nafural Science Sanfa Clara Los Angeles San Jose San Jose JOSEPH EVANS DWIGHT FIELDER ROBERT FLANAGAN PHILIP GORDON Chemisfry Biological Science Nafural Science Biological Science San Jose San Jose Los Gatos Hayward Natural Science DR. CARL DUNCAN Fighling +o keep lheir lab scales accurale lasl' fall as I'he pile driver shoolc I'l1eir building, nalural science majors could console lhemselves wiI'l1 lhe I'l1ough'l' lhal' soon lhey would be moving 'lo a brand new building wiih lhe lalesl equipmenl. The deparfmenl 'lrains chemisis, biologisls, laboralory iechnicians, bo+anis'l's, occupalional l'l1era'pisI's, and olher scienlifically-minded sI'udenI's. 309 MYRA GREENBERG ALAN GREENFELD KYLE GRIGGS Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy Chemistry San Francisco Ventura Fresno GEORGE HELDT IRENA HINCENBERGS BARBARA HODGE Natural Science Chemistry Natural Science Canoga Park Los Gatos San Jose QR if 5 - ew 1 11 we--Y i V1-. CAROL GULLHOLM MONICA HAMMOND Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy Berkeley Los Gatos CHARLOTTE HOLTON ARDITH HOVLAND Biological Science Occupational Therapy San Francisco San Francisco GLENNA HARLAMOFF ROBERT HASSUR Chemistry Biological Science San Jose San Jose EMI INOUYE JEAN JOHNSON Occupational Therapy Biological Science Sacramento San Jose 95 nr F ? P HERBERT JOHNSTON Natural Science Modesto PATSY KUWAHARA Occupational Therapy Bakersfield GLORIA LAIRD Occupational Therapy La Habra JOHN LUCKHARDT Natural Science San Jose EDWARD MARA Natural Science San Jose CARM EN MARION Natural Science Watsonville BILLIE MARSHALL Natural Science Palo Alto MITZI MARUYAMA Biological Science Oakland CLARA MASON Natural Science San Jose MARLENE MORI Natural Science St. Helena DORIS MURRAY Natural Science Porlerville ROBERT MUZZIO Natural Science San Jose ARDIS NAUR Occupational Therapy Buellton JAMES NELSON Occupational Therapy San Jose ROBERT PADDEN Biological Science Piedmont 'ST-'7 'C-1? ffl? DONALD RECTOR DAVID RIBBLE FRANK ROBERTSON Nafural Science Biological Science Life Science Exeler Campbell San Jose SHIRLEY SPILLER Occupafional Therapy Seaffle, Washingfon MICHAEL STEPOVICH PAUL SWANSON DORA TACHIBANA ALICE TAMURA GRACE TANG DON THOMPSON LYLE TIMBERLAKE Biological Science Naiural Science Bacteriology Occupafional Therapy Occupafional Therapy Nafural Science Nafural Science Los Gatos San Leandro Sunnyavale Palo Alfo Sanger San Jose San Jose DONNA TRAVIS PRISCILLA TRIMBLE RUTH UYEDA LOUISE WEJAK ARTHUR WINTERLING VELMA WILSON TOM YAGI Occupational Therapy Nafural Science Occupalional Therapy Occupational Therapy Nafural Science Occupalional Therapy Chemisfry San Jose Reedley Berkeley San Jose San Jose Monfe Visfa Livingsfon nfl IQERI 3l2 DAVID ANDERSON WILLIAM ANDERSON RUTH BARMORE Physical Educaiion Physical Educafion Physical Eduqafion San Jose McCloud Whiffier THOMAS CRANE JOANNE CROUCH REESE DICK Physical Educalion Physical Educafion Physical Educafion Palo Allo San Mafeo San Jose BILL BEASLEY Physical Educafion San Jose PATRICIA DOLL Physical Educalion Oakland NANCY BEEL Physical Education Palo Alfo ERNEST DUTRA Physical Educafion San Jose xl lv pus Physical Education P.E. and recreaiion maiors soon learn lhai lhe course isn'r all playing games. ln addilion l'o providing lhe com- pel'i+ive program and meeling The needs and inleresls of ihose fulfilling rhe P.E. requiremenl, ihe deparimenl offers compleie professional lraining for lhe prospeciive coach or recreaiion direcior. I I g 1,,. ,- asf' lf x : .wil dun' I II X -N L J J. A ,I P vulgar Il I P-521 If I I ss r-g.I- ' T I'1lZ' I in u hi. I ':.u.f ' X' ff, I ,I i MR. GLENN HARTRAN FT LOU GAMBELLO Physical Educafion Fresno JOAN GLOGOSKY Physical Educafion Visalia DIANE GORE Recreafion Kefchikan, Alaska DOLORES GRABER Physical Educafion Albany DIXIE GRIFFINS Recreaiion Temple Ciiy BARBARA HEISLER Physical Educaiion Oakland CHARLES JUHL Physical Education San Jose KENNETH LaDUKE Physical Education Sanfa Monica JERRY LADIN Physical Educalion San Jose PATRICIA McLEAN Recreafion San Carlos HOWARD BOGIE PHYLLIS CARTER Recreafion Physical Educafion Redwood Cify Carmichael MARGARET FEAGIN MABEL FRUTOZO Physical Educafion Tulare Physical Educalion Soquel ,fa iw - N a gh- .i,. , 'aan .ATE a C,-39' mm-Y E 'f XM.. SALLY MAIER ROBERT MAXEY BARBARA MINER JAMES MUSICK MARY NEWMAN Physical Education Recreafion Recreafion Physical Educafion Recrealion Palo Alfo Walnul Creek San Maleo Mcdesfo Redwood City HOWARD RAPP ALICE ROBLES MARDEL SANDERS RAYMOND SCHRECK DONALDTHRELFALLJR Physical Educafion Recrealion Physical Educafion Physical Educaficn Physical Educalion Oakland San Jose Campbell Monterey San Jose NORTON THORNTON JOAN VAUGHN GRETCHEN WAGNER ROBERT WARMACK CARROLL WILLIAMS Physical Educafion Physical Educafion Recreaiion Physical Educalion Physical Educafion Palo Alfa Hughson San Jose Valleio San Jose 3I4 CHUCK BUCHNER RICHARD CALICURA AL CARRION DONALD EWING RON FLORA LEE FRIMMERSDORF Police Penology Police Police Penology Police San Jose Marfinez Albany Palo Allo Pasadena San Jose EDWARD FUNDERBURGH RICHARD HILL ROY HIRAM WILLIAM KEENEY EMANUEL LANDEROS TOM LYONS Police Police Police Police Penology Police La Verne San Jose San Jose Gusline Bakersfield Kauai ROBERT LYNN GEORGE McFADDlN JACK MARLO ARNOLD MILLER FRANK MOSUNIC FREDRICK OPULENCIA Police Police Police Police Police Penology Orange EI Cenlro Alameda Reseda Morgan Hill Valleio EDWIN PELTIER BOB REED PEDRO SILVA RICHARD THOMAS LEWIS TUCKER DON WILETS Penologv Police Penoloqy Police Police Police Albany San Jose Oakland Compton Richmond San Jose Q.. ,asc ,pq ,rs Police lo , -f Graduales of llie coIIege's police school may well scoff al 'flue 6-men and priva+e eyes on lelevision. TI1ey leave here well-grounded in modern scienlific police worlc, ancl enler iolos as invesligaiors, re- haloililalion, parole workers and penologisls. WILLARD E. SCHMIDT 3 I5 NANCY BLOSS RUSSELL BOWDEN Psychology Phychology San Mateo San Jose CLAUDE HICKMAN, JR. NANCY IAEA Psychology Psychology San Diego Honolulu, T.H. JOSEPH RANEY CHARLES ROUSE Pyschology Psychology San Jose Martinez R. CRUTCHFIELD Ill JOSEPH CUNHA EDWIN EBELING NORMA FELTER Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Pasadena San Jose Agnew State Hospital Santa Clara VIVIAN JACOBSON BARBARA LACEY JOHN MARKEN JO ANNE MASON Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology San Jose Alhambra Antioch Glen Ellen FRED SIEMON OTTO STEPH MARGARET TITUS WILLIAM RUNGE Psychology Philosophy Philosophy Psychology Santa Cruz Woodland EI Paso, Texas San Jose ,Q DR. CHARLES TELFORD '52- Pi-' , 'l1 '7 J L S- 'er I' rn. 4'-IL' 'tr- '27 Sr VIRGINIA WALL DOROTHY WEBER RUTH WHATLEY HUDSON WORKMAN Psychology Psychology Psychology Psychology Campbell San Jose Hayward Trinidad Philosophy Gm Psychology Mazes, ink blots, Socratic teaching, and humanism are the provinces ot psychology and philosophy majors. The memorable Smith-Fallico debate this tall brought publicity to the philosophy department which held its own against a barrage ot practicality. Students ot psychology are prepared tor teaching, counseling, and industrial and clinical worlc. F l l l 'l ll l il if i l BARBARA ANDERSON HARRIET ARMSTRONG PAUL ASHLEY OUINTIN BARBIERI Social Science Public Relations Public Adminislralion Social Science Burlingame San Jose Palo Allo Scheneclacly, New York DONALD BARNES BARRY BAXTER ROBERT BETZENDERFER MARTIN BRINKMAN. JR. Social Science Public Relations Economics Social Science San Jose San Jose San Jose San Jose Social Science Sluclenls wi+l1 diversify of inleresl may be founcl in 'llne social science deparlmenl. Suclw subiecls as econ- omics, hislory, polilical science ancl geography were sludiecl by 'llmese gracluales who will now enler gov- ernmenl ancl social worlc, aclminislralive and leaching posilions. UUDDU Co C3 C3 V21 C3 B E DQ ine DR. LEO KIBBY 3 I 7 BETTY BROYLES JAKE CATADO DONALD COLBY KENNETH CRUMP GALE DAVIS Social Science Social Science Polifical Science Social Science Social Science OMA Ranch Valleio San Jose San Jose San Jose ALVARO FIGUEIRA ROBERT FORESTER DANIEL GARAY GORDON GAZELEY FRED GRASSLE Public Relahons Social Science Public Relaiions Public Relaiions Social Science San Jose Oakland Daly Oily Santa Cruz San Jose HELEN DeLAUDER DAVID DUNS Social Service Social Science Campbell Menlo Park STEPHEN HAlLSTONE GEORGIA HALL Social Science Social Service Gilroy Santa Clara 'Tai 'l DORA HANSEN Public Relaiions Sacramenlo STAN HARVEY Public Relalions Campbell DIANA HILL Social Science Klamath River ROBERT HIPKISS Polifical Science Palo Alfa GERALD IDLE Polifical Science Whiffier JAMES INGLIS Social Science Sunnyvale HERBERT JAMERO Social Service Livingslon KAY JOHNSON Social Science Bakersfield ROBERT KAM Public Adminisfralion Honolulu, T.H. GEORGE KASPIAN Social Science Sunnyvale H-rv iff! li PAUL LIGDA HOWARD KIM Polilical Science Social Science San Francisco San Jose MARIANNE MORRIS MARTHA MORRIS Social Science Social Science Visalia San Anselmo CHARLES LUEBBERT EDWARD MCMURPHY DONNA MARENGO BILL MEYERS Social Science Social Science Public Relafions Social Service San Jose San Jose San Jose Modesfo HIDEJI MURAMATSO MASAKAZU OTA GALEN OWENS GARY PARK Economics Social Science Social Science Polilical Science Tokyo, Japan San Jose San Jose Tracy CARMEN MIJARES Social Science San Jose ROSEMARI E PEDONE Social Science San Jose 2h bl' wi 3l9 RAMIRO REYES WALLACE SIMPSON VICTOR SMALL Social Science Soclal Science Social Science San Jose Easl' Palo Alfo Sonora CHARLES TYLER JOE VALLENARI RICHARD VAN LEUVEN Social Science Publsc Relahcns Sociology San Jose Corona Redlands RAY VASCONCELLOS Social Science San Jose ALBION VICKERY Economics Anlioch GILBERTO VILLARREAL Social Science San Jose JEANNE WAKATSUKI Social Welfare Campbell CHARLOTTE WALKER Social Service Los Angeles BOB WALKINGTON Social Science Sanfa Clara MARVIN WILLIAMS Social Science San Francisco PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Social Service Whllfier BISTEVIMS ZAIGA Political Science San Jose MARIE ZORIA Social Science San Jose MARY JACOBSON KENNETH STERLING SALLY VAN WINKLE General General General Los Angeles Los Angeles Napa General Majors A wide and varied program is offered al' S+a+e for l'l1ose sludenls who choose a general major. Ra'l'l1er fhan sludy in a specific field of knowledge, general maiors gel a lruly liberal educalion and are gradualed wi+l1 an A.B. degree. DR. GERTRUDE CAVINS NORMA BAKER ROLF BONDELIE MOLLIE GROSSMAN DONNA SANTOS RAYMOND SCHRECK Educafion Social Science Education Educafion Education San Jose Berkeley Palo Alio San Jose Monterey lil - R 110 1' Q-, 1 I X -7 '. .- i L, , P . -4-r I i W, Masters DR. JAMES BROWN All Without Whose Help We are deeply apprecialive of 'rhose whose sieadfaslness and encouragemenl helped us produce 'rhe I956 La Torre. PHOTOGRAPHY The pholo siafi worked diligenily up lo lhe lasl minuie and look piclures of +he Queens and Kings, ac'l'ivi'l'ies and aihlelic evenls. Those represenling lhe pholo slafi are: Johnny Arreola . . . Jim Downs . . . Fred Downing . . . Sam Hawkins Claylon Pelerson . . . Bob Siarr . . . Simon Sleinreich . . . Keni' Williams F l R M S Sludio Pholography .... Hollywood Sludio, San Jose lMrs. Hulchinson and her siaff were especially cooperalive fhrough- ou'r fha year and managed +o meei fheir deadlines regardless of 'ihe numerous problems lhey encounieredl Engraving . . California Arl and Engraving Co., Berkeley lBob Moon found ii necessary +o make a number of lrips down fo San Jose lo remind us fhal we musl' meei our deadlinesl Prinling . . . . . . Eonies Priniing Co., Oakland lEarl Evans' helpful advice was much apprecialed by lhe copy siaffl Cover . . . . . S. K. Smiih and Co., Los Angeles Binding . . Cardoza Co., San Francisco . Cover . . . Tamiko Mori Division Pages . Jerry Wooliever Layouls . . . . . . Ari' S-laff A Aaker, Leslie B3 Abaiian, Ann 203 Abaiian, Robert V, 279 Abbey, Wayne T. 247, 302 Abbott, Linda 193 Abbott, Suzanna 195, 222 Abercrombie, Jo Ann 220, 289 Abinante, Donald S. 250, 277, 281 Abler, Kenneth 238 Abouat, Henry 180 Abrahamson, Vickie 192 Abram, Fred 118, 254 A Cappella 45 Accurso, Al 166, 167 Achterberg, Joy 96 Ackemann, Walter 264 Ackerman, Arlene 189 Acuff, Donna 192 Anderson, Elizabeth 309 Anderson, Helen 74, 302 Anderson, James 64, 179, 180 Anderson, Robert 281 Anderson, William Thomas 313 Andres, Vivienne 230 Andrew, Patricia 218 Andrews, Julio 247 Andrews, Mariorie 307 Andrino, Cherry 102 Angelo, Yvonne 234 Anger, Don 183 Angius, Gene 163 Antes, Gary 254 Antes, Keith 175 Antone, Gene 247 Appleton, John 258 Arcana, Joanna 200 Arends, Emerson 63 Balck, Joan 222 Balicanta, Isaac 126 Banfield, Nancy 289 Bangert, Beverly 232 Banks, Richard 76, 244, 281 Baptiste, Rose 190, 281 Barber, Carolyn 289 Barbieri, Quintin 317 Barenqo, Camille 192 Barfield, Corwin 290 Barisich, Nicholas 309 Barmore, Ruth 89, 134, 136, 313 Barnes, Donald 317 Barnes, Robert 249 Barnes, William 290 Barrett, Marla 192 Barrington, Gene 258 Barrington, Joe 149 Barrot, Bev 205 Adams, Barbara S. 73, 279 Adams, Carla 305 Adams, Dan 94,256 Adams, Darrell 163,260 Adams, Ed 76, 85, 237, 256 Adams, Jack 142 Adams, Jim 92, 250 Adams, Judy 216 Adams, Kathy 188 Adams, Sandy 190 Addy, Dorothy 193 Adonis, Daniel 281 Arends, Robert 249 Arington, Dick 58, 85, 90, 238 Armanino, Susan 190 Armond, Bob 258 Armour, Lucile 190 Armstrong, Harriet 317 Army R.O.T.C. 33 Arnautou, Sue 190 Arnold Air Society 112, 113 Arnold, Dorothy 222 Arns, Thomas 258 Arreola, J. B., Jr. 57, 70, 109 Arthur, Barbara 209, 216, 281 Barry, J ames 302 Barry, Jory 216 Barryshaw, Robert 247 Bartells, Robert 260 Bartlett, David 281 Bartlett, Gerald 90 Bartlett, Jack 244 Bartlett, Jerry 256 Barton, Barton, Bartosh, Base, G Harry I25 Trent 90 Ray 242 wendolyn 49, 218 Basile, Antoinette 79 Agan, Jim 242 Aguiar, John 175, 250 Ah Tye, Sonia 81, 289 Aiello, Robert 264 Air R.O.T.C. 32 Alario, Ed 150 Alba, Sylvia 202 Alber, Dick 70 Alberti, Jack 178, 250 Albiani, Jack 175,247 Albrecht, Richard S. 281 Alcade, Alice 218 Alcock, Dick 130 Alcock, Mason 121 Aldrich, Betty 192 Alexander, Chuck 141 Alfano, Dick 170 Alkin, Marvin C. 70, 100,300 Alkire, Alan H. 289 Asanuma, Elaine 132 Asanuma, Martha 132 Ascher, Sandra 289 Ashizawa, Ted 84 Ashley, Paul 112, 317 Ashmore, Paul 158, 163 Ashworth, Jim 238 Athey, Jacquelin 281 Athey, Jim 250 Atkinson, Buzz 242 Atkinson, Don 85 Au Hoy, Jeannette 309 Avenger, William 281 Awender, Magnalena 195 A.W.S. 60, 61 Ayer, Jean 289 Ayers, Jack 300 Ayers, Julia 289 Allan, Arden 79, 207, 220 Allen, Glenn 281 Allen Helen Marie 79, 289 Allen: John 137, zao, aoz Allen, Judith ual Allen, Allen, Marian 84, 95 Robert 119 Allison, Gavae 189 Allison, James 281 Allison, Roger 252, 281 Alpha Alpha Alpha Aloha Alpha Chi Epsilon Ill Chi Omega 212, 213 Delta Sigma 68 Eta Rho 69 Eta Sigma 72 Alpha Gamma 114 Alpha Omicron Pi 214, 215 Alpha Alpha Phi 215, 217 Phi Omega 70, 71 Alpha Tau Omega 238, 239 Alter, Douglas 252 Altman, Miss 122 Amara Amish, Amoro 1, Arlen 240 Leon 258 so, Faye 199 Amoroso, Joe 199 Amphlett, Elizabeth 214, 302 Amsde Amsde n, Doug 281 n, Jane 79 Andersen, Shirley 289 Anderson, Audrey 281 Anderson, Barbara 126, 317 Anderson, Betty 188, 232 Anderson, Beverly 232, 302 Anderson, Colleen 89, 134, 200 Anderson, Davld 182, 313 Anderson, Don 281 Aylard, Don 302 Ayres, Adrienne 226 Ayres, Donald 307 Ayres, George 240 Azevedo, Robert 281 B Babcock, Chuck 165 Babcock, Owen 237, 258, 281 Babich, Mrs. 189 Bacasa, Fred 302 Bach, Alvin 305 Bach, Gretchen 81, 224 Backus, Miss Joyce 12 Bacon, George 307 Badger, Harley 126 Baetier, Charlene 232, 289 Batfunno, June Marie 73, 87, 120, 281 Bagley, Beverly 230 Bagley, Don 302 Bahl, Mary 189 Bahnsen, Edward, Jr. 260 Bahr, Carol 230 Bailey, Betty Jean 218, 281 Bailey, Carol 192 Baines, Audrey 220 Baines, Thomas 260 Baiza, Noemi 79, 129 Bakenhus, Ellene 102 Bakenhus, June 73 Baker, Bob 203 Baker, Dawn 203 Baker, Norma 322 Baker, Pat 187, 309 Baker, Robert 302 , Bakke,Sa11y 191 Bass, Torn 144 Bassett, Bruce 237, 240 Bates, Barbara 216 Batt, Edward 70 Battiato, Sam 281 Batile, Jane 191 Bauer, Bill 90, 254 Bauer, Dick 170 Bauer, June 290 Baumgardner, Coach Andy 163 Bavleke, Bill 254 Baxter, Barry Farnes 217, 237, 260 Bayarddeyolo, Anna Maria 290 Bayer, Nan 230 Bayley, Beverly 230 Beach, Alfred 256 Beach, Ben, Jr. 290 Beal, Anna 24, 188 Beales, Tom 256 Beam, Joan 192 Beamer, Keola 290 Beasley, Bill 146, 313 Beasley, Stan 146, 149, 161 Becht, Donna 88 t Becker, Bob 57, 244 Beckett, Alvin 264 Becklund, Ann 190, 222 Becks, Audree 290 Bedwell, Barbara 122 Beebe, Shell 238 Beel, Nancy 214,313 Beeman, Anne 189 Beeson, Jo Elaine 214,290 Behn, Peter 70 Behnke, Marilyn 307 Behr, Alan 58 Beigler, Jay 191 Belew, Marlene 212 Bell, Liz 58 Bell, Mark 182 Bell Manor 188 Bell, Nick 254 Bellati, Belleci, Craig 238 Jim 28 Belli, Doris 232 Belluom ini, Frank 72, 281 Beltramo, Roberta 190 Benassi, Frank 281 Bender, Coach Dick 166 Bennett, Ann 189 Bennett, Jim 166 Bennett, L. D. 175 Bennett, Benson, Benson, Shirley 224 Gayla 188 Mary Lou 190 Bentley, Barbara 282 Benz, Dr. Stanley C. 10, 11 Beown, Barry 242 Bergendorf, Art 256 Berger, Andra 222 Bergeron, Thomas 282 Bergman, Bob 182 Bergtholdt, Vera 193 Berman, Pete 170 Bernadas, B. 109 Bernardi, Marcella 216, 282 Berndt, Robert 242, 290 Berrettoni, Phyllis 220 Berrie, Carol 222 Berry, Carol 290 Berry, Don 62, 175 Bertino, James 302 Bertolacci, Norma 290 Betancourt, Francis 79, 182, 307 Betancourt, Mrs. 79 Betando, Don 279 Betzenderfer, Robert Hal 317 Beutel, Ruth 290 Bewley, Bill 250 Bianchi, John 300 Bianchini, Carl 242, 300 Bianco, Florence 192 Bibb, June 197,224,263 Bickford, Don 112, 181, 183, 238 Bidstrup, Curtis 282 Biegler, Joy 226 Biggles, Diane 199,228 Biggs, Clark 242 Bihler, Joan 192 Bihn, Shirley 218 Bill, Ed 173 Billington, Gaye 188 Binder, Anna Lee 122 Bingham, Max 290 Biondi, Ginny 216 Bird, Barbara 203 Birnbaum, Lois 212 Bisbee, Carol 50, 53, 88, 232, 305 Eispo, Lorraine 73, 282 Bistevins, Zaiga 320 Bitterman, Ray 254, 282 Biorge, Bill 262 Black, Patsy 230 Blackhart, Gary 240 Black Masque 96 Blackmore Hall 187 Blackwood, Tom 158 Blain, Virginia 290 Blair, June 195 Blanchard, Phyllis 73 Blaustein, Dick 305 Blaze, Mariorie 290 Bledsoe, Janet 201 Blee, Charles 300 Bleiler, Joan 196 Blethen, Howard 63 Bleynagel, Diane 218 Bliss, Janet 212,290 Blomquist, Frank 247 Bloom, Barbara 232 Bloss, Nancy 216 Blue Key 97 Blum, B111 70, 94, 120 Board of Education ll Babb, Dave 250 Boccabella, Arlene 222 Boche, Rose 307 Boditord, Bill 282 Boe, Beverly 224 Boeks, Claude 173 Boggie, William 260 Bogie, Howard 313 Bolin, Chuck 262 Bollakis, Evangeline 290 Bonde, Robert 78 Bondelie, Rolf 322 Bone, Lou Anne 81 Bonesio, Joanne 232 Bonetti, Tom 274 Bonner, Robert 282 Bonshu, Carol 199, 218 Bonson, B111 238 Booher, Jack 244 Bookless, Gayle 201 Boomer, Lea 102 Boomer, Preston 94 Boone, Bobbie 40, 230 Boone, Dee 232 Boorman, William 264 Borckett, J. I25 Borelli, Clarice 190 Borelli, Lois 122 Borello, Corinne 214 Borges, Stanley 76, 242, 282 Borghesani, Bob 156, 161, 208, 242 Bosworth, Roy 290 Bouckhout, Dick 179 Bourriague, Joan 192 Bouyssou, Joan 48, 212, 282 Bowden, Marianne 230 Bowden, Russel 316 Bowen, Charles 252 Bowen, Me18B, 305 Bower, Richard 238 Bowlin, Ray 258 Bowman, Lynn 81 Boyd, Jacqueline 190, 230 Boyer, Howard 247 Boyer, Julie 40 Boyer, Sally 200 Boyes, Hugh 179, 238 Boynton, George 238 Boysen, Joan 190 Bozzo, Mike 178 Braas, Jean 222 Bradley, Marilyn 74 Brady, Michael 260 Brady, Pete 153, 238 Brady, Richard 238, 282 Branch, Patricia 302 Brandin, Marlene 205, 224 Brandon, James 282 Branson, Mary Ann 302 Branstrom, Marv 153, 156, 157 Brashear, Janet 35, 216 Brazelton, Sandra 214 Brazil, Bob 83 Brazil, Lucille 290 Brehaut, Gene 282 Breitenbucher, Don 250 Brennan, R. 127 Breslin, Virginia 226 Bressler, Dean 40 Brettenbucker, Don 150 Brewer, Charles 300 Brewton, Jeff 249 Brice, Janet 232 Bricker, Mrs. 192 Brink, Ann 226 Brinkman, Martin H., Jr. 317 Brock, Claude I75 Bronson, Barbara 199 Bronzan, Coach Bob 141 Brooks, Iva Martha 290 Brooks, Judie 226 Brooks, Lynn 170 Brooks, Nancy 230 Brown, Mrs. 207 Brown, Al 181 Brown, Barbara 81 Brown, Betty 199 Brown, Firman 260 Brown, George 112, 242 Brown, Gloria 58, 212 Brown Dr. James W. 13 Brown, John 262 Brown, Randy 163 Brown, Richard 260 Brown, Robert 302 Browning, Jim 238 Broyle Broyle 5, Betty 126, 318 s, Owen 258 Brubaker, Margaret 102 Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, Bruce, Bruch, Janet B8 Margie 227 Philippa 189 Robert 181 William 302 Campbell, Trubee 203 Clark, Burgess, Bud 238, 282 Buss, G Brueckn er, Nancy Anne 226, 282 Bruggemann, Charlene 2l6 Brugnone, Marion 234 Brunello, Lorna 228 Brunner, Gerald 279 Brunst, Bruntz, Brusin, Bruton, Lynne 40 Clayton 242 Michael 247 Larry I75, 240 Bryan, Gerald 240 Bryan, Willis 256,282 Bryant, Charlene l89 Bryant, Dick 238 Bryant, Gerri I99 Bryant, Toynette 290 Bryden, Bryson, Bryson Howard I20, 290 Barbara 20I, 234 Richard 309 Bucaria, Charles 264, ZB2 Buchner, Chuck IIB, 3I5 Buckley, Larry 258 Buckley, Marilyn 200 Buckley, Pat l90 Buckner, Robert I25, 279 Camillucci, Lewis 282 Campbell, Ben l65 Campbell, Carter 282 Campbell, Geraldine 290 Campbell, John I53 Campbell, Pat I96, 232 Campbell, Robert 282 Campbell, Ronald 264 Bue, Marv 254 Buehler, Jack 250 Buell, Beverly l95, 232 Buhler, Lynn 220 Bullard, B. IO9, 290 Bullian, Clive I46 Burchtiel, Julietta 290 Burdette, Linda 2l6 Campos, Daniel ll8 Canclini, Robert 250 Canepa, John 258 Cantrell, Donald 238, 279 Canziani, John 250 Capela, Helen 222 Capezzoli, Janis 226 Card, Carol 230 Carder, Marilyn 232 Cardona, Alicia 93, 224 Cardoza, Carole 232, 279 Cardoza, Joel 300 Carke, Gary 70 Carle, Charles 252 Carlson, Carol 2l6 Carlson, Craig 90 Carmichael, Earl l83 Carpenter, Arlene 290 Carpenter, Paula 200 Carral, AI 252 Carreon, Ray 87 Carrillo, John 260 Burdick, Sara I22 Bureau, Eileen I87, 224 Burford, Dan 247 Burford, William 69 Burgess, John H., Jr. 282 Burget, Marlene 47, 208 Burgie 24l Carrion, Al 258, 3I5 Carrol, Terry 254, 279 Carter, Bruce 244 Carter, Jim 178, 237, 258 Carter, Phyllis 89, 96, 3l3 Carter, Roger 240 Burke, Nancy 73, I22, 209, 230 Burke, William W. 94 Burnett, Bob 262 Burns, Pat 230 Burns, Sharon 2l9 Burns, Thomas 92, 260 Burr, Thomas 260 Burrell, Sonia 230, 290 Burright, Richard 260 Burris, Gayle 224, 290 Burt, Pat 224 Burton, Dr. C. Grant I0 Burton, Jackie I92 Burton, Lynne 81 Burton, Taylor I73 Bush, Mr. II6 Bush, Bob 250, 277 Bush, Bruce 250 Bush, Donna I89, 2l6 Bush, Mary Ellen I06, l95 inger IB9 Busselle, Sally 2l4, 290 Buszdieker, Carolyn I34 Butler, Jack 303 Butler, Mary Lou 222 Butler, Pat 220 Butters, June 290 Butts, Erma Lee 290 Butts, Orville 90, Il8, 237, 240 Buzzini, George 69, I37 Byker, Lorraine I99 Byrne, Jerry 2l8 C Cabral, Loraine I99 Cabrinha, Pat I98 Cackler, Russ 258 Caferella, Joanne l96 CAHPER II5 Cain, Barbara 309 Cain, Don 300 Cain, J. I09 Cakebread, Edith June 282 Caletti, Claire 224 Caletti, Shirley 224 Calicura, Richard IIB, 3I5, 3I8 Calkins, Harry 84 Cambiaso, Eduardo I82 Cambra, William 282 Cameron, Donna I29 Cameron, Sandra IB9 Camicia, Benita 303 Camilleri, Russ 92, l37, l70, l7l 326 Casimere, Gerald Lee l09, 28 Cassidy, James 50 Cassou, Laurence 238 Castanaela, Elio 94 Castellano, Ish I50 Castillo, Lydia I92 Castro, Dr. 82 Catado, Jake 3IB C.W.C. l90 Cattern, Eunice 290 Cattich, Marylou 224, 290 Cavagna, Betty Lou 234 Cavagnaro, Margo I90 Cavanna, Betty I99 Cavins, Dr. Gertrude W. I3 Cavolt, Royce, Jr. 282 Cauaniga, Eva Bl, I90 Ceccetti, Joyce 307 Cerney, Vera 2l6 Chalkley, Bill 242 Chamarro, Gloria I99 Chamberlin, Rasma 307 Chambers, Ann 227 Chambers, Margaret Ruth 290 Chambers, Ted 238 Champlin, Denise I97 Chan, Lucille 290 Chandler, Luanne 72, 282 Chang, William l24 Chappell, Charles 264 Charnstrom, Lorraine I99 Chavarria, Pat 234 Chavez, Arthur I27 Chavez, George 242 Chesley, Stephen IIB Cheton, Ronald 247 Chial, Eline 209, 224, 282 Chiantelli, Leo 68, 258 Chiechi, Mike 279 Childrey, Mary 290 Ching, Robert I24, 282 Chi Omega 2l8, 2I9 Chi Pi Sigma IIB, II9 Chipman, Daryl 249 Chirico, Fred 264 Chittenden, Sandy I96 Chrisco, Bob I53, 238 Christian Science Org. l00 Christiansen, Dale I66, 282 Christiansen, Don I58, I63 Christie, Jean 226 Chubb, Larry 249, 282 Chung, Peter 76, I26 Cigan, Steve 29I Cimolino, Diane 93, 2I8 Cisneros, Pete I66 2 Citrano, Jim 258 Citta, Ron I63 Clancy, James 3I Clark, Ann Lou 230 Clark, Claire 222 Clark, Cynthia 220, 282 Clark, Deanna 232 Clark, Donna 290 Gary 57 Co-Rec II6, II7 Cornelius, Loren 254 Cornelius, Philip 238 Cornett, Jack 74 Correa, Sonnia l50 Costantino, Nancy 2l4, 29I Costanza, Johnny 72, 264, 282 Coster, Gwen 203 Cotton, Sally l90 Daniels, Val I73 D'Arnall, Vonnie I97 Daugherty, Janet 209, 230, 29I Davenport, Joan IO6 Davenport, Myrtle 309 Davidson, Davy I63, 250 Davidson, Frank 40, 256 Davies, Allan 94 Davies, Carol 232, 303 Clark, Georgianna 2l6, 29I Clark, Jim l82, 240 Clark, Joe Il2, 242, 274 Clark, Roland 300 Clark, Sally 2l6 Clarke, Claire 305 Clay, Darlene 29I Clayhold, Don 249 Cleek, Shirley 232 Cleghorn, Roy I79, IB3 Cleland, Alyce Mae 203 Clemens, Gary 264 Clement, Barbara 22, 209, 220 Clement, Darrell lI2, I49 Clements, Dr. Edward W. ll Clendenen, Shirley I92 Clifford, Jerry I6l Clift, Marilyn I88 Cline, William 309 Coate, Shirley 222, 29I Coates, Mrs. 207 Cobb, Andy 249 Cobb, Mary I96 Coburn, Barbara l89 Cocanougher, Mary Lou 228, 29I Cockerton, Ina Mae I26, I93 Coen, Judy 2l2 Coffey, Suzanne 29I Coffman, Bob 244 Coffman, Kay I94, 226 Cogo, Ray 250, 274 Cogswell, Patricia 234 Cohbs, Bob 70 Cohen, Carol I99 Cohen, Sheila II6 Cohun, James 256 Colby, Donald 3l8 Colby, Gerry I04, 224 Cole, Franklyn 94, 309 Cole, Marilyn 2I8, 305 Cole, Pat IB9 Coleman, Linda l9l Coleman, Luanne l89 Coley, Coach Max I49 Cottrell, Cottrell Jim 76, 85, 237, 256 Sam 282 Cousins, Earline 29I Cousins, Patricia l29 Cousins, Robert 282 Cover, Joseph 309 Cowan, Nancy Lee 29I Cowden, Mrs. 207 Cox, David 29I Cox, Donna I22 Cox, Dorell 222 Coxhead, Diane 88, 2l6 Coyle, Don 82 Cracolice, Robert 252, 282 Craft, Edith 29I Davis, Bob 94 Davis, Diane 230 Davis, Floyd Wayne 258, 309 Davis, Gale 3I8 Davis, Jim I66 Davis, Joan I99 Davis, Lawrence l25 Davis, Lee I97, 232 Davis, Leslie 254 Davis, Ralph 94 Davis, Shirley 29I Davis, West 240 Dawley, Gayle 89, l34 Dawley, R. I36 Dawn Manor 203 Craig, Elmer I82 Craig, James 62, I44, l6l Craig, Joan I90 Crain, Buz 240 Crandall, Peter 254 Crane, Thomas 83, I53, I55, l57, 3l3 Cranston, David lB2, 242 Craven, Pat 60, 6l, 93,230 Crawford, Beverly I93 Crawford, Fred 29I Crawford, Nadine 202 Creel, Sue 220 Cress, Connie 220 Crisham, Peter 29I Crisler, Carol I92 Dawson, Betty 200 Dawson, Patti 232 Day, George 94, 300 Deaigh, L. IO9 Dean, Ed 283 Dean, Kenneth 254, 283 De Belle, Jeanette 29I De Benedetti, Joyce 224, 29I Deckert, Jane I97 Decea, Barbara 220 Deaths, Harry l6I De Fehr, David 260 Degnan, Sharon 29I De Haven, Shirley I89, 228 Deichelbohrer, Hazel 209, 2IB de Lambert, Richard 238,283 Colgan, Jack 238 Colladay, Major 90 Collegiate Christian Fellowship l0l Collegiate Religious Council 99 Collett, Barbara 224, 29I Collins, Anne l90 Collins, Bill I63 Collins, Dorothy 29I Collins, Kay 2l8 Collins, Merilee IB9 Collinson, Edward 240 Colombo, Carole 220 Colonial Hall I89 Colt, Herb I79, l80 Combs , Robert 76, 282 Comstock, Don 250 Condos, Connie l50 Conger, Sue 2I Conine, Pat I90, 232 Conley, Alvin l50, I75 Connell, Joyce Bl Conrad, Shirley 89 Consentino, Paul 240 Conter no, Larry 250 Cook, Charles 249 Cook, Corinne I98 Cooley, Georgia I93 Coolidge, Jack I66, 256 Coombe, Dr. Eleanor 96, 27l Cooper, Carol 224 Cooper, Joel 252 Copeland, Kathy 234 Copeland, Marilyn I93, 234 Corbett, Albert 238 Corbin, Harvey l80 Corcoran, Jim 252 Corda, Lorraine I7, 75, Ill, ZIB Cordelia Hall l9l Cordova, Rudy IBI Critelli, Tony l82, 250 Croad, John Jr. I27, 300 Cropper, Herb 72 Crosetti, Jo Ann l90 Cross, Celia ZIB Cross, Jay I79, 244 Crouch, Jody II7, 3l3 Crowell, Nancy 73, 80, 279 Crum, Judie 2l6 Crummey, Dayton 247 Crump, Kenneth 240, 3I8 Crunutt, Jim 35 Crutchfield, M. Reynolds 3l6 Cruzen, Robert 260 C.S.T.A. l20 Cueba, Gertrude l90 Cuenca, Lydia 49 Cufaude, Virgil 282 Cutie, Coach Tom l50 Culbert, Jean 29I Cummings, John ll2, l82, 260 Cummins, Patti 232 Cummins, Wes 258 Cuneo, Mary 29I Cunha Joseph 3I6 Cunningham, Florence 205 Cunningham, Joy 228 Cunningham, Russell 242, 282 Curlson, Carolyn 226 Curran, Claire l90 Curran, Sheila I89, 228 Curtice, Carol 230 Curtis, Barbara l9l Curtis, Carolyn I99 Curtis, Nancy, 57,222 D Dabel, Walt l5B Daboda, Carol I29 Daggett, Nancy 20I Dahlen, Gail 20, 25, I96, 230 Dahlquist, Phyllis l02, 29I Dakin, Douglas 249 Dale, Barbara Anne IB, 38, 93, 226 Dallenbach, William 69 Dally, Kay 60, I22, 2l2 Daly, Marilyn 205 Dalzell, Bob 238 D'Amico, Barbara 232 Danel, Shirley l90, 2l6 Danforth, Jack 258 Daniele, Neil 88, 305 De Lauder, Helen I36, 3I8 De Lorenzo, Robert lI2, 238, 283 Dol Pero, Judy I93 Delta Gamma 220, 22l Delta Mu Sigma 73 Delta Phi Delta 74 Delta Phi Upsilon 75 Delta Sigma Phi 240, 24l Delta Upsilon 242, 243 Delta Zeta 222, 223 DeLue, Dean L. 283 Demorest, Beverly 29I Dencker, Kirsten 22, 29I Denison, Dale 238 Dent, Jean 203 Derbyshire, Ronald ll2, 242, 283 de Reschke, Janice Bl, ZI4, Z9I Derrickson, Jim l5B De Smet, Kay I92 Desmond, John 250 Detata, Don I63 Detwiler, Royce I27 Deutermann, Debbie 220 Diaz, Eddie 92, I53, I55, IS6 Diaz, Frances l90 Di Bari House I92 Dick, Reese 3I3 Dickey, Anne 303 Dickson, Richard 240 Diessner, Oscar George Jr. ll2, I2l, I27, 300 Diggins, Jack l78 Di Giorgio, Connie I92 Di Marco, Kathy 203 Dimas, Linda 29I Dimmick, Miss Helen ll Dinapoli, Bonny 72 Ditmore, Janie 226 Di Vecchio, Angelo 244 Dixon, Robert 94, I26 Dobson, Rita 29I Dodge, Norine 80, Ill, 205 Dai, Michie zos Dolan, Bass 63 Dolan, Walter 238 Doll, Charlene 2l4, 29I Doll, Patricia Ann 2I2, 3l3 Donahue, Carol l90 Donahue, Jo Ann 73, 283 Donovan, Terry 309 Doolittle, Lanny 90, 242, 303 Dore, Jerry 83 Doran, Bob 240 Dornbush, Roger 283 Dougherty, Hugh 249 Dow, Kathy 224 Downey, Charles 29l Downing, Fred 250, 205 Doyle, Noreen 224 Doyle, Sue 226 Drake, Jerry Anne 230 Draper, LaVerne 76, 283 Dreis, Eleanore 29l Drew, Esther 224 Dubbin, Bill 35 du Charme, Lou 303 Ducote, Mary 29I Dudley Hall l89 Duesler, Alice 205 Dukellis, Elene 222 Dull, Jeri 73, zsa Dunaway, Doreane 29l Duncan, Nancy l98 Dunham, Maysel 2l2 Enman, Anne I8B Enos, Marilyn I90 Enos Warren 76, 90, 238, 283 Erceg, John l53, l57 Ereno, Joan 2l8 Erickson, Allyn 240, 283 Erickson, Betty I02 Eschen, Sydney l89 Shirley Marie 232 Dunio, Eddie l82 Duniva, Bob I49 Dunn Bob 283 Dunn, James 40, 254,303 Dunn, John 240 Dunn Patricia 29l Fox Duns, David 3l8 Dunton, Barbara 2l6 Dupuy, Marge 303 Dutch, Margaret Anne 2l6 Dutchess Hall I93 Dutra, Dennis l25, 279 Dutra, Ernest 240, 3l3 Dutton, Ann 60, 2l2 E Eandi, Roger 249 East, Bob l78 Eastman, Stewart 237, 260 Eastman, Thomas 76, 238, 283 Easton, Betty 230 Ebeling, Edwin 3I6 Eckert, Ellen 29l Eckhardt, Eddi 232, 29l Eckhardt, Paul 262 Eden, Edward 249 Eden, Robert 237, 249 Edes, Richard 90 Edgar, Mrs. Doris ll Edgemond, John 247 Edgmon, D, l25 Edgmon, Jerry 242 Edmiston, Roberl Earle 305 Edmonds, Bob 254, 283 Edwards, Dr. Gordon l83 Etfron, Herb 70, l00 Egeland, Gil l53, 242 Eggert, Edward 249 Egli, Carl 283 Egli, Joan 226 Ehlers, Ronald 303 Einstein, G. l09 Eitelgeorge, Charles 309 El Circulo Castalano l33 Elder, Marlene l02 Elder, Mrs. 79 Eldridge, Sandra 222 Elking, Pat 2l2, 292 Ellers, Ron 84 Ellingson, Yvonne 2l8 Ellis, Gordon 260 Elmsick Hall l93 Elser, Janet l93, 307 Esquibel, Lee 309 Esselstyn, Mr. l26 Estes, Jackie l89 Estrada, Saul 84 Eta Epsilon l22 Eta Mu Pi 76, 77 Eta Pi Tau 78 Eustis, Bob I79 Evangelist, Dolores 203, 292 Evanoff, Richard l26 Evans, Connie l02 Evans, Donna 222 Evans, Eldra 72 Evans, Garry 238 Evans, Joseph 94, 309 Evans, Laulette 89 Evans, Roberta 222, 273 Evend Ewen, Ewing, Ewing, en, Gerald 94 Dawn 88 Donald 3l5 Fitzsimmons, Constance 270 Flagg, Ronald 283 Flanagan ,Robert 82, 94, 309 Fleming, Audrey 230, 292 Fletcher, Betty l92 Flichigami, Robert 70 Flieder, John 249 Flora, Ron l65, 244, 3l5 Flury, Florence 292 Flynn, Pat 254 Fogarty, Judy 224 Fogle, Norma I90 Foley, Liz I90 Foley, Martha 79, 224 Foletta, Gary 283 Fong, Barbara 202 Fong, Jeanette I93 Fontani, Roy l70 Foote, Barbara I87 Forath, Jo I97 Force, Dorothy l9I Ford, Connie 224, 283 Fordyce, Larry 238 Forensics 36 Forester, Robert 3l8 Forman, Maryanna 230 Formica, Anne Marie 292 Forni, LaVerne 292 Forrest, Pat ZI6 Exum, David 283 F Facciano, Don 240 Fairborn, Sally l02 Fairburn, Dorothy 25, 226 Fairley, Sarah 226 Falk, Dale l9l, 232 Fallerius, Faye I87 Fancey, Leo 70, 94 Fancher, Natalie 205 Forse, Nancy l02, l93 Fortino, Eugenia I90 Fosgate, Susan Anne 226, 29 Fossen, Elma 2I4 Foster, Beverly 222 Foster, Lyle 72, 283 Fowler, William l27 Fox, Douglas l83, 300 Fox, Jay 303 Fox Laurie l30 Marilyn 2l6 Fanelli, Dominic 283 Farden, B. l24 Farley, Fran 2l2 Farlin, Raymond 283 Farrell, Miss 200 Farrell, Harland 283 Farris, Claude 242 Farum, Lois l02 Faul, Myra 232, 292 Favero, Hubert 262 Feagin, Margaret, I34, 3l3 Feak Alice 292 Felid, John 264 Felter, Norma 3l6 Fensin, Herbert 279 Fencling, Kay l97 Ferdun, Chet 260 Ferguson, Cathy Bl Ferguson, Phil 242 Fernandez, Dorothy I90 Fernandez, Fred 244 Ferran, Joan 2l4 Ferrari, Joanne 283 Ferris, Sally 226 Fidel, Nadine 80 Fieguth, Ted 262 Field, Jalna l24 Field, Marilyn II6 Fielder, Dwight 309 Fielder, Sabia 292 Fields, Albert 250 Figueira, Alvaro Paul 3l8 Fikse, Eleanore 292 Filice, Anita 73, 80 Elterich, Karol 283 Ely, Charlotte l93 Filice, Joseph 256 Fincher, Robin 224, 292 Emanuel, Mark l37 Emerson, Jerry 249 Emerson, Sheila 2l4 Emery, Darolyn l92 Emery John 247 Endersby, Kieth 258 Ends, Wally 256 Engel, Alice l02 Engel, Barbara Jean 279 Engel, Bob 258 Engel, Paula 292 Engelbrecht, Ted ll2, 258 Engelcke, Dave 258 Engineering Society I2l Engler, Clifford Glenn, l27, 300 English, Nancy l9l Enqwlghl, Harry l27 Finck, Barbara I09 Fink, Charlotte l22, 232 Finley, Barbara l93 Finnell, John 283 Finnigan, Paul F. 283 Firenze, Irene 292 Fischer, Barbara 40 Fischer, Jan l89 Fisher, Barbara 60, I34, 220 Fisher, David ll2, 300 Fisher, Kathleen 205 Fisher, Mickey l89 Fisher, Richard l09 Fiske, Gerald IIB Fitch, Guy 300 Fitting, Gerald ll8, l8l Fitzgerald, Patrick 254 Fox, Pat 232, 283 Francis, Norma 200 Fracisco, Charles 238 Fracisco, Jeanne I90 Francard, Barbara 232 Franeschini, David 242 Francis, Norma 73, 283 Francis Norma 87 Frank, Anne l00 Franklin, Marian l89 Frasse, Ebe ZI6 Fratzke, Karl 264 Franz, Virginia 73, 279 Fraser, Jann l9l Fraxier, Roxie 226, 292 Frederiksen, Dick 240 Freear, Jack 260 Freeman, Neil 254 Frechette, George lI2 Freeman, Ray 27, 58, 64, 76, Frey, Carolyn 232 Friebel, Paul 256 Friberg, Gloria 279 Friedenbach, John 238 Friborg, Norm l75 Frimmersdorf, Lee 3l5 Frisch, Elizabeth 2l8, 292 Frolich, Donald 300 Frolich, Rosalyn 292 Frost, Miss Ardith 272 Frutuozo, Mabel 3l3 Fry, Jimmy 94,283 Fugit, Jack 258 Fukumura, Katharine l32 Fulsaas, Marilyn 74 Funderburgh, Edward 3l5 Funk, Pat l92 Fulton, John 264 Furlong, Diane 222 Furness, William 283 Furtado, Jeannette 58, 2l8 G Gadsby, Bob 252 Gafey, Don 238 Gaffaney, Alan 258 Gagliardo, Shirley 2l2 Gale, Donald 258 Galey, Donald Ray 283 Gallant, Joyce l95 Gallardo, Louise I90 Galli, Violet l89 2 Galloni, Pete l4l Gambello, Lou 252, 3l3 Gambetta, Pat I90 Gamma Phi Beta 224, 225 Gameros, Mary 200 Gannotti, Pasquale 292 Gans, Lee lD2 Garay, Daniel 3l8 Garcia, Dick 242 Gardner, Bernie 264 Gardner, Edward ll8 Gardner, Eli 142 Garland, Anne 223 Garland, Richard 283 Garvin, Richard 260, 303 Gary, Doug 283 Garza, Lazaro 307 Gazeley, Gordon 3I8 Gearin, Linda 2l6 Geary, Forrest 255 Geddes, June 226, 274 Gehr, Theodora Jane 57, 230 292 Gehring, Judy 224 Geimer, John l8l Gellerman, Everett 250, 274 Gentry, Arline 303 George, Claire 230 George, Ernie l82, 238 George, Judy 224 Geraci, Frank 70, 90 Gerbrandt, Gary ll8 Gergens, Diane l02 German Club l23 Germeshansen, Marilu I90 Gho, Shirley l96 Giacomazzi, Sharon 2l2 Giardini, Ron I73, 256 Gibbel, Sue I87 Gibbs, Harrison, 57, 58, 64, 92, 256 Gibbs, Jeanne 209, 220 Gibbs, Nancy 283 Gibson, Al 258 Giehm, Leigh 230 Giger, Mary Ann l93 Gilbat, Claude l6l Giks, Donna l92 Gilgert, George 238 Gill, Claire 228 Gill, Maury l63 Gillaspy, William 242 Gilman, David 70, 283 Gilmore, Nancy 220 Gilpatrick, Ron 47, 70 Gingold, Chuck 260 Giottonini, Ellenor 284 Girvin, Jim, 237, 242, 284 Gilianetti, Demo 30l Glaab, Rose Marie l8l Gladson, Chuck 244 Glancy, Ray 76,238,284 Gleason, Mary Jo l02, Ill, 232 Glogosky, Joan 89, 223, 3l3 Gmelin, Jean 396 Gnesa, Shirley I96, 2l2 Godley, Joyce 205, 292 Godon, Rolf 292 Golding, Wilma 292 Gollather, Larry 256 Gomes, Bonnie 292 Gonzales, Ernest B4 Goodell, Marilyn l02, I90 Goodman, Richard 244 Goodwin, Joan 205, 292 Goodwin, Nancy 2l4 Goodwin, Ray l53, l56, I73 Gordon, Philip 70, 309 Gore, Diane 220, 3l3 Gosen, Roy 303 Gould Bernard l73, 242 Gould, Pat 2I4 Gould, William 249 Graber, Dolores 89, I34, 2l2, 3l3 Graham, Garry 255 Graham, Roberts 284 Graher, D. I34 Granek, Jean l00, 202 Granelle, Noel 249 Grassle, Fred 3l8 Grasso, Barbara 82, l26, 223 Gravelle, Noel lI2 Gray, Kenneth ll8 Gray, Patsy 205 Gray, Tom 90 Greco, Don l47 Greenberg, Myra 2l4, 3l0 Greene, Lorraine l97 Greene, Lynn I73 Greenteld, Alan 3l0 Greenman, Mary Jane 2l8, 292 Greeno, Richard ll2, 260, 279 Gregg, John 238 Greiner, Sidney I90 Greinfeld, Alan l0O Greuner, Barbara I90 Griesner, Carol 73, 284 Griftin, Bob 239 Griffin, Neville 239 Griffins, Dixie 3l3 Gritfitts, Christine 226 Grigg, Joan 234 Griggs, Kyle 3l0 Grigsby, Mrs. I88 Grisham, Gayle 93, l02, 232, 2 Grisham Nan 93, 96, 292 Groppe, Connie l02 Grosshans, Werner l82 Grossman, Mollie 322 73 Groth, Clarence 239 Grotheer, Jeanne IBB Groves, Bill IBS Groyes, William 256 Grundhauser, Ken 237, 250 Gruwell, Diane 279 Guernsey, Helen 292 Guerrero, Jesus 307 Guest, Norm 247 Guglietti, James 240 Guido, Augustus 50 Guido, Gloria 89, 223 Guinn, Ollie 35 Guirin, Marilyn 284 Gullholm, Carol 3l0 Gullo, Barbara 307 Gump, Jackie 223 Gunderson, Helen 292 Gunn, Rosemary 75, 80, 292 Gunter, Mer l63 Gustafson, Coach Bill l78 Gustafson, Carolyn I90 Gutierrez, Charles l50 Gutierrez, Louis 303 Gutierrez, Rachael 292 Gutleben, Carol l89 Guttadauro, Jo 232 Guy, Robert l. 36 Gwinn, Leighta 224 H Hadley, Judith l09, 203 HadIey's, Mrs. l94 Haggerty, Richard 240 Hagguist, Lloyd 279 Hagler, Gretchen 224 Hahn, Allen 242, 284 Hahn, Nancy l92 Hailand, Joyce I97 Hailstone, Stephen 3l8 Haines, Ann 292 Hale, Monte 239 Hale, Purman 250 Hale, Walter 249 Hall, Mrs. 203 Hall, Dennis 94 Hall, Georgia l26, 3l8 Hall, Gerry 203 Hall Mary Ann I09, I87 Hallawell, Kent 239 Hallin, Mary Bl Halsey, Tuck 83, I48, 239 Hamaguchi, David 72 Hamamoto, Thomas 30l Hamblin, Janet l26, l93 Hambly, Roger 92, 260 Hamel, Mary I92 Hamilton, Jane l9, l9I Hamilton, Lou 255 Hamilton, Phyllis l99 Hammerburg, Kathleen 224 Hammond, Allene 223 Hammond, Monica 3l0 Hams, Barbara ZI4 Hand, Nancy 225 Handa, Ernest 303 327 Jacobs, Janef I92 Karpen, Don II3, 24l Hooper, Hanna, Timofhy 72, 94, 284 Hency, Susan 226 John 260 Hare, Fred 252 Hannaford, Kay 2I6 Hanning, Roberf 284 Hannon, Dave 70 Hansel, Dog 260 Hansen ,Dora 3l8 Hansen, Gloria 74, 303 Hansen, Herb 252,284 Hansen, Jean 223 Hansen , Karen I02, 292 Hansen, Roberf I22, 280 Hanson, Judy I97, 232 Hanson, Nancy I90 Hansf, Dale Harcelroad, Dr. Fred F. IO, I3 Harder, Ron 242 Hardiman, Harry 63 Harding, Eleanor l20, 200, 292 Harding, Gail 234 Hardy, Hardy, Charlie 284 Marfha 220 Harelson, Norma Lee 292 Harlamoff, Glenna 3l0 Harlow, Diane 2l4 Harold, De Anne 232 Harp, Marion 8l Harper, Ronald 260 Harris, Bob 262, 280 Harris, Diane I97 Harris, Jon l58 Harris, Ruie, I97 Harris, Vic 203 Henderson, Joan 220 Henderson, Nancy 226 Hendricks, Marilyn I90 Hendricks, Roy I. 303 Hendrix, Pai l9I Hennessy, Gail 2l4 Hennings, Bob I82 Henry, Doris 205 Hernsirand, Glen 258 Herb, Richard 247 Herlinger, Jane I93 Hermann, George 284 Hernandez, Doris 284 Hernandez, Joe 72, I8l, 284 Hernandez, Ike II9 Hernandez, Roberf 384 Herring, William 90, l8I, 256 Herrlich, Bob 260 Herron, Margaref 2l8 Herfrick, Myrf 2l8 Hefer, Jan 37, 225 Hopkins, Dave 243 Hopkins, Paf I90 Hopper, Pefer 303 Hops, Marilyn I22, 232 Hops, Marlene l02, 232 Horan, Marilyn 75, Bl Horn, Charlene I88 Horn, Jim 239 Horn, Katheryn 293 Horne, Mary Ann 232 Hornig, Dr. Edgar 82 Horsimier, R. I25 Horwood, Doris 8I, 234 Hosford, Audrey 60, 74, 96, 2l6, 303 Hoskins, Pafricia 293 Hoskins, Wynn 284 Hospers, Jolly 225 Houck, William 293 Houghfon, Mrs. 206 House, Barbara 306 Jones, Crisfa 87 Harrison, Bobby I73, 20I Harriss, Jo Anne 72 Harriss, Ruie Ann 8I, 303 Harrower, Lynne I97 Hari, Barbara 223 Harf, Ken l8I Harfh, Jacquelyn 292, 230 Harfman, Belly I90 Harfzell, Sue 218 Harvey, Bill I63 Harvey, Frank 49, 239, 284 Harvey, Sherril 284 Harvey, Sian 3l8 Harwood, Nadine 303 Hasfeldf, Bob 244 Hashiguchi, Cliff 72 Hashimoio, Masaru l32 Hassell, Noreen I93 Hassur, Roberf 3l0 Hafchelf, William 256 Hefheringfon, Marry Bell 292 Hiaff, Ari I73 Hibino, Kazuo 72, I32, 284 Hichefhier, Bob l50 Hicken, Virginia l02 Hickefhier, Roberf 252, 284 Hickman, Claude 79, 3l6 Hicks, Ed I73 Higgins, Jack 203 Higgins, Marion 225, 292 Higgins, Pal' I96, 230 High, Janice I34 Highfower, Claire 223 Highfower, William l27, 30l House, Jeanefie, 307 Housemoihers 206, 207 House of Earl I95 Housfon Bob 240 Housfon Jim 40 Hovland, Ardifh 3l0 Howard, Barbara I97 Howard, John 237, 262 Howard Sandra IOZ Howell, Gloria 2I8 Howry, Susanne 226 Hoy, Audrey I02, 293 Hoy, Lowell 239 Hubbard, Donald 58, 76, 85, Hill Hill , Bud 247 , Charles 280 Hill David 92, az, no Hill, Diana ala Hill, Mary l9l Hill, Richard als Hillel loo Hilles, Diane l89, 2l5 Hilfel, Denise 225 Hincenbergs, Irena 3l0 Hinfergardf, Bennie 87, 284 90, 94, I73, I76, I77, Hubbard, Pal 209, 2l5, 293 Huebner, Bob 70, 262 H ' Doi 2I5 ugglns, Hughes, Barbara I93 Hughes, Befsy l02, 225 Hughes, Beverly I02 Hughes Ed 240 Hughes: Jim 83, I44 Hughes, Hughes, Laura 74, l89 Luanna 74 244, 284 Haiion, Diane I92 Haugaard, Jim 242 Haversfock, Louise 292 Hawes, Roberf II2, 258, 303 Hawkes, Howard 242 Hawkins, A. 82 Hawksley, Jan 223 Hay, Judy I97 Haycock, Terry 250 Hayden, Shirley l95 Haydis, Alan 303 Haydock, Louise 225 Hayes, Marilyn 225 Haywood, Bob I78 Heagerfy, David 63 Healey, Barbara I90 Healey, Joan sl, so, va, 2l2 Healey, Marsha l88 Healy, Mary I90 Heafh, Healh, Elizabeih 2l8, 274 Dr. Harrison II Hiniz, Rufh 230 Hipkins, Warren 76, 284 Hipkiss, Roberf 94, 3l8 Hippchan, Dr. Leanard 48 Hiram, Roy 3l5 Hird, Bob 92 Hishimura, B. l32 Hitchcock, Frances I96, 293 Hifchman, Barbara 293 Hoang, Kennefh 284 Hobergs, Ann I29 Hocker, Bob 86 Hocking, Carol 75, 293 Hodder, Richard 250 Hodge, Barbara 223, 3l0 Hodge, Carolyn l36 Hodges, Donald I09 Hodgin, Don l62 Hodgson, Marsha 2l2 Hodson, Roberi 280 Hoegee, Harrier I89 Hoehn, George l26 Hogan, Donna 2l2 Hogrefe, Jay 264 Hohener, Irene 2I5 Holdahl, Tel 239 Holden, Roger 244, 284 Hui-O Kamaarina I24 Huleman, Roy 258 Humberf, June 202 Humpal, Jerry 260 Humphrey, Hal 260 Hunsucker, Alice 223 Hunf, Dianne 73, 233 Hunf, Jerri Lee 88, I90, 306 Hunf, J. Pafrick 284 Hunf, Pal 76, 240 Hunf, Tom I70 Hunl, Vesia 293 Hunfer, Carole 209, 233 Hunfer, Roberf 72 Hunfer, Sandra 223 Hunziker, Jerome 284 Hupperi, Merna 205, 284 Hushaw, Jim 244, I73 Hyde, Florence II6, I96 Hylberf, Herb 70,90 Iaea, Nancy 3I6 Idle, Gerald 260, 3l8 llse, Roy l8l lncardona, Paul l75 lncardona, Tony l78 Heafh, Lorin 260 Heaih, Sfanley 284 Heckes, William I73, 244 Hedges, Rosanne 234 Hedger, Penny I88 Heighway, James 307 Heiken, Alberf ll9 Heimbecker, Roy 255 Heisinger, Breni I79, 243 Heisler, Barbara 89, 97, 3l3 Heiss, William 30l Heif, Irwin 30l Heldi, George 3l0 Hellberg, Adele l87 Hellmers, Emil 244 Helsfrup, Ron 258 Helvle, Gail 247 Helvia, Jack 247 Hcmpy, Jim 239 328 Holland, Jack 76, 239 Hollenberg, Rifa 293 Holley, Ron 252 Holloway, Dean 239 Holloway, Eldon 284 Holmes, Beverly I22 Holmes, Donald 284 Holmes, George 82, 240 Holmes, Jean 232 Holmes, Neva II6, 293 Holmquisf, Sandra 2I8 Holsinger, Paul I25 Holsfead, Sfanna 226 Hollow, Charloffe 3l0 Holfzberg, Barbara 2I2, 293 Holway, Millie I92 Holzgang, Anne 225 Homecoming Commlfloe 37 Honza, Russ I77, 239 Industrial Arfs I25 lngels, Sandra 227 Inglis, Nancy 2l2, 306 Inglis, James I82, 3l8 lnouye, Emi 205, 3l0 Insiifufe of Radio Eng. l27 Infer-Frafernify Council 237 lnfernafional Relafions Club I26 lofa Delia Phi 79 Irvin, Alfhea 230, 293 Irwin, Mary Frances 49, 2l2 lsenberg, Jean 88, 306 lffnek, Dick 70 Iverson, Ron 260 Ivy Hall I96 J Jack, Marybefh I90 Jacobs, Alex Jr. 72 Jacobs, Sue l89 Jacobsen, Arlene l89 Jacobsen, Conslance 2I8, 293 Jacobsen, Roger 244 Jacobsen, Earla 293 Jacobson, Mary Merwyn 32l Jacobsen, Consfance 2I8, 293 Jacobson Jamero, , Vivian 3l6 Herberf l26, als James, Glenn 30l James, Myrna 2l5 James, Richard280 Jansen, Gerald 72 Jansen, Jackie 234 Janizen, Anne 2I2, 284 Jayef, Jack 250 Jefferson, Jerry 79, 95, 30l Jenkins, Jenkins, Donald 260 Herb 24l Jennings, Sue I96 Jensen, George I66 Jensen, Kafharine l09 Jensen, Wilma I8I Jergens, Diane 225 Jernigan, Donald 247 Jeske, James 262 Jesse, Barbara 89 Johnson, Ardis I99 Johnson, C. l25 Johnson, Carol I90 Johnson, Corwyn LeRow 280 Johnson, Darlene I89 Johnson, D. Rolfe 83, ll2 Johnson, Donna 203 Johnson, Ed 243, 255 Johnson, Jacquelyn 303 Johnson, Jean 96, 223, 3l0 Johnson, Jim I48, l6l Johnson, Jo Ann 2l8 Johnson, John Theodore Jr. 95 Johnson, Kafhleen 2I8, 308 Johnson, Kay 3l8 Johnson, Maryon BI, 303 Johnson, Norma 298 Johnson, Phyllis 230, 293 Johnson, Punky 225 Johnson, Roberf Leslie 88, 95 239, 306 Johnson, Thomas 79 Johnsfon, Herberf Bruce 3l0 Jones, Bill 258 Jones, David 24l Jones, Dorinda 220 Jones, Emma 233 Joost, Donna 73, 2l6 Jordan, Jerry 260 Jordano, Pefe 237, 243, 284 Jorgens Jorge-ns en, Rifa 75, l95, 293 en, Wes Il2 Jose, Sharon I99 Joyce, Carolyn Dee 303 Juhl, Charles 3l3 Juhl, w .83 Julian, Al I66 Jung, A drian I79 Jung, Eugene 63 Jusf, V. K I09 Kadding, Thelma 73 Kaer, G eri2I6 Kahl, Karin 303 Kahler, Richard Marlin 255, 284 Kallenbach, James 88 Kam, Roberf 3l8 Kameda , Kay 284 Kaminski, Glenn 250 Kamm, Chuck 9I, 243 Kammle Kanaya, r, Georgene I97 Kimio 30l Kanazawa, Midory 73 Kaneda, Ken 284 Kappa Kappa Alpha 244, 245 Alpha Theia 226, 227 Kappadahl, Alfred 77, 285 Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Della 22s, 229 Delia Pi 80 Kappa Gamma 230, 23l Phi l02, I03 Tau 245, 257 Kappan, Charles 88 Kaser, Pafricia 230 Kason, James 40, 303 Kaspian, George 3l8 Kaies, Philip 84 Kaucher, Dorothy 96 Kaufman, Eva l00 Kavanaugh, Erin 230 Kawahara E. I32 Kawahara Flo I34 Kawahara Hisayo 88 Kawakami, Lloyd 280 Kawauchi, Masako 270 Kawazoe, E. l32 Kay, Janef I96 Kayser, Irene I90 Kearney, Georgia 293 Keeney, Don 239 Keeney, William 3I5 Keller, Sylvia l95 Kelley, Arfhur 72 Kelly, John 303 Kelly, M. Kafherine 293 Kemper, Fredric 70, 262 Kemper, Ralph 83 Kenada, Ken IB3 Kennedy, Helen 233 Kennedy, Henry 247 Kennemer, J. 83 Kenner, Margery 234 Kerbay, Madge 293 Kerlin, Jeanne I93 Kerr, John 3l Keys, Beverly 294 Khalil, Bahieh 308 Kidwell, Carol l95 Kilsirom, Sian 260 Kim, Howard 3I9 Kimm, Eleanor 294 Kimura, Lincoln I44 King, Ed l6I King, George I53 King, Ida Ann 227, 294 King, Jack 77, 83 King, Sandy I9, 23,220 King, Shirley 294 Kinney, Raymond 69, 30l Kious, Roberfa 87 Kirby, Carolyn 2l5 Kirby, Cafherine 273 Kirby, Louise 87, 233 Kirk, Margaret 234 Kirk, Shirley I98 Kirkland, Darrell I79 Kirksey, Ted 77, 285 Kifakawa, Bobby 83 Klauer, Karol 303 Kline, Bill I6I Klinger, Nancy 2l6 Klink, Cindy 59, I90 Klinf, Arvina 75, I90, 294 Klilza, Franz 82 Klussman, William 72 Knapp, Richard 244 Knighf Manor I95 Kniifla, Sylvia 303 Knorr, Dick 258 Knudsen, D. I09 Knudison, Eleanor l9l Knulson, Carol 2l5 Kobey, Theresa l26, I98 Koblein, Mike 255 Koby, Dale N. 95 Koff, Delores 223, 280 Koivisfo, Rollo I79 Kolp, Mary Anne 234 Kolslad, Harold I6l Kolze, Judy 233 Kolze, Rod 243 Komae, Misoa I24 Konnoff, M. Nick 280 Krebs, Charloffe I93 Kriz, Joan Carol 285 Kroeck, Don 258 Kronencke, Kohn 264 Krueger, Alberfa A. 84, 95 303 Krueger, Pam L. 227 Krum, Lowell l50 Kuenfzel, Marvin 256 Kumagsi, Floyd T. l27, 30l Kumagai, June Seiusko 285 Kumagai, Y. I32 Kursh, Paula 2lB Kuwallara, Palsy 3l0 L La Barbera, Gayle 212 La Barbara, Beatrice 295 Labhard, Nancy 233 Lacey, Barbara 23, 177, 233, Lacey, Jim 62 Lacey, Joanne 277 Lacher, Jody 209, 227 Lackner, Eleanor 233 Lacy, Jim 237, 244 LaDuke, Kenneth 313 LaFo1lette, Mrs. 207 Lager, Wilbur 251, 285 Lagerstrom, Donald 285 Laidlaw, Mrs. 206 Laird, Gloria 102,310 Laird, Jerry 241 Lambda Chi Alpha 248, 249 Lambert, Art 180 Lampe, Lou 158 Lampe, Marlene 199, 294 Landeros, Emanuel 315 Lang, Dick 243 Lang, Stanley 173 Lanham, Robert 72 Lanini, Winifred 227 Lankow, Pat 102, 190 Lanning, Barbara 75, 209, 225 Lansciono, Dick 243 Lanx, Janet 228 LaPlante, Al 104 Laramie, Austin I43 Larimore, Thomas 88 Larney, Barbara 227 Larrigan, Maureen 215 Larsen, Dick 183, 251 Larsen, Donna 60 Larsen, Holgen 264 Larson A1 150 Larson, Donna 60, 75, 80, 96, 103, 190, 294 Larson, Marilyn 187 Larson Richard 264 Lasher, Marion 225 Lasley, Robert 239 LaTeer, Marilyn 230 LaTorre Staff 47, 48, 49 Lauback, Mimi 190 Lausten, Bruce 87 Lavery, Pat 22 Law, Ruth 294 Lawler, Shirley 294 Lawless, Pat 18, 38, 212 Lawrence, Linda 73, 122,280 Lawrence, Mary 294 Lawson, Bill 258 Lawson, James 249 Lazzaro, Vivian 104 Leach, aiu in Leach, Gary 258 Leachman, Dora M. 285 Leal, John 150 Lease, Holly 75, 80 Lease, Ruth 294 Leavy, John W. 119 Lebental, Jack 182 Le Bovon, Ann 285 Lederman, Saundra 103, 294 Ledin, Jerry I70, 171, 313 Lee, M Ledum, Robert B4 Lee Ann Hall 198 Lee, Dorothy 205 Lee, Ginger 190 Lee, Henry 170 ayanne 74 Lee, Shirley 103 Lee, Vance 63 Leedy, Verna 73, 280 Leeotis, Roberta 196 LeFevre, Jeanette 285 Lasers, Jim 175 LeGate, Rod 285 Leggett, Pat 294 LeGros, Mrs. 207 Lehmann, Marilyn 212 Lehmliuhl, Carol 192 Lehmliuhl, Lee 256,285 Lehr, Mary Kay 227 Leider, Charles 182, 285 Lnisi, Joanne 215 Lemos, Mary 294 Lenclonl, Norma 188 Leonard, T. E. 69 Leong, Loretta 202 Lerum, Marilyn 203 Leusley, Sue 230 Levine, Carol 191 Levy, Aaron 251, 306 Lewis, Carol 134 Lewis, Marilyn 212, 280 Lewis, Mary 233 Lewis, Dr. Richard 8. 12 Lewis, Robert 247 Ley, Richard 295 Lichtenstein, Ken 262 Liebau, Elmira L. 280 Ligda, Paul 252, 319 Light, Bob 143 Lightfoot, Marilyn A. 303 Lighty, Sharon 193 Liles, Tom 251 Lillquist, Joyce 212 Lima, Carol 192 Lindeman, Don 249 Linden, John 251 Linder, Barbara Jo 231, 294 Lindsey, Bob 85, 251 Lindstrom, Don 239 Linebarger, Richard 121 Linke, Katherine 294 Linstedt, Rhonda I90 Linton, Darrell 258 Lippa, Rodger 174, 251 Lira, Pedro 308 Little, Charles 259 Little, Cloyse 285 Little, Linda Lou 187 Livesay, Dan R. 303 Loeffler, Elizabeth 31 Loftis, Jim 108 Logan, Roland 145, 179 Lonson, Miss 79 Long, Phyllis, 215, 294 Lopez, Mary Lucille 294 LoPresto, Pete 260 Lostaunav, Amanda 294 Lou, Carol Ann 202 Loumenn, Jackie 191 Loustau, Jeannette 190 Love, Ida 200 Low, Henry 95 Low, Lucinda 285 Lowrey, Jacquline 227, 294 Lowrey, Daniel 301 Lozano, Geraldine 134 Luby, Carole 209,223 Lucas, Carol 50, 53, 96, 227, 277, 308 Lucas, Jack 259 Lucchesi, Don 252 Lucchesi, Darlene 212 Luckhardt, John 85, 95, 113, 243, 310 Ludlow, Duane 176 Luebert, Charles 319 Luetgens, Bob 113, 241 Luft, Curtis 92, 244 Lum, Henry 121, 301 Lund, Annie Laurie 231 Lund, Jack 294 Lundberg, George 251 Lundquist, Arney 158 Lundquist, Shirley 294 Lunger, A1 179 Lusk, Linda 294 Lutero, Annette 124 Lutheran Students Association 106 Luttrell, Joan 233 Lyke, 50, 51 Lynn, Robert 315 Lynn, William 260 Lynwood 197 Lyons, Tom 119,315 M McAlister, Robert 241, 285 McCabe, Joyce 231 McCallum, Neil 86 McCandless, Roger I79 McCann, Joyce 285 McCarthy, Adair 255, 285 McCarthy, Barney 40, 237 McCarthy, Jerry 37, 85, 239 McClenahan, Pennee Lee 57, 93, 231 McCloskey, Frank 256 McC1uskey, Jim I50 McCo11am, Bill 237, 239 McConnell, Stan 179, 180 McCounel, Mr. Leonard 126 McCray, Maynard 255 McCreath, Mr. Harrison 270 McCullough, Harvey 173, 241 McDaniel, Nancy 294 McDaniels, Jerry 181 McDermott, Don 244 McDermott, Thomas 77, 244, 285 McDonald, Judy 227 McDonald, Sherry 129, 187 McEnaney Maureen 308 McFaddin,' George 91, 243, 315 McGinnity, Daniel 308 McGlinehy, Donald 308 McHenry, Jeanne 192 Mcllrath, Claudette 189 Mclntyre, Karen 203 McKay, Max 74 McKee, Charles 303 McKee, John 247 McKenney, Marge 294 McKenzie, Dr. Ruth 129 McKiernan, Meredith 225 McKim, Gerry 75, 216 McKim, J. 60 McKinney, George 113 McKinnon, Mariel 231, 295 McKnight, Judy 227 McLaughlin, Mary 189 McLean, Bill 239 McLean, Patricia 220, 313 McMann, Jeanne 294 McMichael, Paula 294 McMurphy, Edward 319 McMurray, Dean 239 McMurry, George 280 McPherson, Dale 59, 243, 285 McPherson, Jim 260 McPherson, Coach Walt 153, 180 McTighe, Pat 225, 285 McVicker, Beverly 216 MacCaull, Richard 239, 295 MacDonald, Claire 193 MacDonald, Dorothy 109, 205 Machado, Barry 69 Machado, Clairene 190 Maciel, Marilyn 215, 286 Maclver, Marguerite 75, 225 Mackey, Frankie 196 Mackey, Jan 197 Mackin, Eileen 219 MacRae, Dr. John I3 Maddox, Elma 189 Magaddino, John 252 Magnani, Sylvia 104 Magnasco, Rosemarie 233 Mahany, Barbara 103, 188 Mahany, Ed 116, 251 Maher, Jim 147 Maier, Sally 89, 134,314 Main, Nancy 126, 233, 295 Mainard, Charles 90, 95 Maiorana, Joann 295 Maiorana, Joe 170 Maior, Peggy 63 Male, Leonard, 258 Malech, Lucille 193 Mallory, Lawrence 256 Malmberg, Jackie 219 Malone, Isaac 109 Maloney, Mary Ann 216 Maloney, Sharon 187 Malouf, JoAnn 215 Manchester, Harlan 286 Manchester, Quentin 173 Manfre, Ben 301 Manger, Bill I75 Manqum, Barbara 231, 286 Mann, Alleen 96, 217, 297 Mann, William 180, 280 Manson, John 173 Mara, Edward 310 Maramonte, Mick 33, 175, 247 Marchand, Merle 233 Marchini, Leonard 70 Marengo, Donna 319 Marimur Hall 199 Mariner, Pat 191 Marinovich, Pete 178 Marion, Carmen 310 Marken, John 85, 316 Markert, Marilynn 295 Marks, Jim 243, 286 Marlo, Jack 315 Marquarot, Diane 192 Marquez, Kuben 252, 286 Marquie, Claudette 93, 212 Marsh, Barbara 17, 194,216 Miller, Lawrence 74, 304 Miller, Mrs. Louise 191 Miller, Marllyn 188, 295 Miller, Mary Ann 231 Miller, Pat 233 Miller, Robert G. 243 Miller, William 239 Millor Lillis 190 Marsh, D. 127 Marsha Marsha Marsha Marsha ll, Billie 310 ll, Frances 295 11, Nancy 209, 212 ll, Bert 286 Marston, Donna 219 Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin Martin, Dave 259 Everett 303 Gene 259 Mr. Robert S. ll Ruth 295 William 255 Martinsen, Diane 96, 219, 295 Martinson, David 125, 280 Maruyama, Mitzi 205, 310 Marvin, Hobart 148 Mary George Co-op 200 Mason, Clara 205,310 Mason, JoAnne 212,316 Mason, Ray 260 Mason, Richard 286 Massey, Ray 178 Mastroflni, Rosemary 191 Mathews, Philip 286 Mathewson, Bobbie 190 Mathias, Delores 286 Matlock, Dick 239 Matlock, Kern 255 Matsumoto, Floyd 92, 132 Matthews, Floyd 137 Matthews, Phil 72 Mattke, Marilyn 295 Maughan, Meredith 225 Maule, Anthony 126 Maule, P, 126 Maupin, Myron 119 Mauro, Rosemarie 203 Maxey, Robert 314 May, JoAnn 190 Mayer, Forrest 87 Mayhew, Judy 103, 233 Mead, Loava 304 Medcraft, Kathryn 103, 197 Meintasis, Patsy 129 Meleen, Kenneth 125 Melody Hall 201 Mellor, Barbara 215 Menard, Carolyn 295 Menchinella, Joanne 196 Mendel, William 50, 304 Mendez, 1. 127 Menendez, Coach Julius, 83, 166, 182 Mengo, Gene 143 Mennet, Mary Kaye I90 Mentgen, Carlyne 200 Menzel, Don 264 Merchano, Merle 233 Meredith, Laura 233 Merle, Margaret 286 Merrick, Glenda 49, 233 Merrill, Barbara 295 Merrill, Elore 295 Merritt, Paul 68, 70, 306 Mevious, Helen 216 Meyer, Emily 231 Meyer, Patricia 216 Meyer, Phyllis 209, 227 Mills, Jay 252 Milsted, Jerrold 79, 181 Miner, Arlene 134 Miner, Barbara 212, 295 Mintord, Jerry 259 Minkler, Joanne 295 Mirviss, Marvin 286 Mitchell, Diane 233, 286 Mitchell, Margaret 122, 231 Mitchell, Robert E. 244 ... Mitchell, Sharon 190, 295 Mize, Scott 113, 120, 295 Moe, Frances 219 Moellering, Jeanne 219 Moellering, Jeanne 219 Moellering, Dr. William 79 Moesle, Ronald 9,1 239 Moia, Dave 253 Molinari, Virginia 196 Mollering, Mrs. 79 Mollohan, Marilyn 220 Moniz, Yvonne 215 Monnier, Dick 262 Montalvo, Martin 71, 91, 286 Montaro, Bill I50 Montez, Leroy 251 Montgomery, Gayle 249 Montgomery, Jack 167 Montgomery, Marilyn 220 Montilla, Bob 40 Moody, Richard 249 Mookee, Louise 198 Moore, Elizabeth 212 Moore, Virginia 189, 304 Moorehead, Rudolph 262 Mora, Honey 134, 194 Moreland, Betty 231, 295 Moresco, LaVerne 233 Moresco, Ray 163 Morey, Morey, John 243 Tom 243 Morgan, Jack 255 Morgan, Marlene 233 Morgan, Paul 244, 286 Mori, Marlene 310 Mori, Tamiko 304 Morinan, Edwin 137 Morley, Jim 59, 77, 261, 286 Morre, Janice 219 Morre, Richard 259 Morre, Sharon 233 Morris, Barbara 129 Morris, Bert M. 249 Morris, Dianne Bl, 213 Morris, Eleanor 52 Morris, Marlianne 319 Morris, Martha 225, 319 Morris, Merle 225 Morris, Patricia 304 Morris, Shirley 201, 215 Morrison, Lynette 205 Meyer, Michae B111 319 lson, George 71 Michell, Jackie 223, 295 Miiores, Carmen 319 Milias, George Jr. Milichevich, Nick 69 Mill, Arlene 103 Millen, Kay 233 Miller, Anne I93, 217 Miller, Arnold 315 Miller, Barbara Ann 295 Miller, Charles 189, 243 Miller, David 295 Miller, Esther 200 Miller, Gerry 84, 212 Miller, Harold 247 Mlller ldaiann 189 Mau..-f ami, 126,225 Morrison, Tom 256 Morrow, Hal S. 28, 244, 286 Morse, Paula Ann 193 Morse, Pritzie 197 Mortenson, Margaret 205 Mortenson, Marilyn 213 Morton, Barbara 231 Morton, Belva Lee 295 Moss, Arthur 69 Mosunic, Frank 315 Mu Phi Epsilon 81 Mueller, Marilyn 295 Mulhall, Patricia 295 Mullen, Pai 220 Mullenbach, Ron 72, 95,286 Muller, Carl 72 Mullis, Lavon 193 Mumby, Hugh 170, 183 Munch, Jane 231 Muramatsu, Hideii 319 Murchie, Joan 188 Muren, Joseph 247 Murnane, Mary 73, 223 Murphey, Robert 253, 286 Murphy Barbara 26, 227, 295 Murphy, Hugh 259 Murphy M. 60 Murphy Miss l93 Murray, Dean 239 Murray, Don 239 Murray, Doris l93, 3l0 Murray, Keith I49, 253 Musetti, Lena 2l5 Musick, James l25, I37, 253, 3 Mussatti, David 9l, 95 Muth, Margie IB9 Muzzio, Robert 9l, 3l0 Myers, Jean 295 Myers, Mary Ellen l03 N Nagareda, Judy I93 Nakagami, Tadako 286 Nakai, R. l32 Narbaitz, Rayne 209, 2l3 Narita, T. l32 Nation, Eugene 72, 288 Naur, Ardis 3l0 Neate, Betsy 227 Neibaur, Mrs. 20l Nancy Jo 2l7 Neilson, Nelson, Barbara 295 Nelson, Bob l50, 244 Nelson, Chuck IBI Nelson, Don 243 Nelson, James l09, 3l0 Nelson, Marcy 233 Nemanick, Ralph, Jr. 286 Nevarez, Bill l75 Newbern, Marilyn 205, 220 Newman Club l04, l05 Newman, Joyce 223 Newman, Judy I96 Newman, Mary 225, 3l4 Mariorie 308 Newton, Nichols, La Vern 286 Mary Jo l93 Nichols, Nicholson, Sherrean IO3 Nicholson, Allan 95 Niederhoff, Philip 25l, 304 Nielsen, Janet 74, IB9 Nielsen, Shirley I96 Niemann, Fred l53 Niemela, Mark 237, 253 Niesson, Tom I80 Nieto, Virgil 286 Nishiura, Elto 30l Noble, Barbara 225 Nobusuye, Janet l32 Nock, Patricia 304 Nomura, Janice I32 Noonan, Peti 233 Nordling, Diane l89 Nordling, Lee 7l Nordquist, Gil 253 Norris, Eleanor 306 Norris, Pat l87, 2l5 Norton, Joe l83 Norton, John ll9, l83 Nose, Hank l53 Nose, Lois l32 Noto, Sal 7l Novak, Shirley 227, 295 Nuernberg, Sherry 96, 23l, 296 Nunes, Clarence l50, l75 O Oakleaf, Jeanie 60, 8l, 93, 273 Oates, Joan 233 O'Boyle, Jack 259 O'Brien, Mike 239 O'Carroll, Patricia l22, 223 O'Carroll, Sheila 223 Occupational Therapy l28 Ochinero, Anthony 253, 286 O'Connor, Willene I94 Oda, Richard l24 Oddie, Victor l27, 24l O'Donnell, Mary Pat 2l7 Oeschger, Joseph 30l Oeser, Joan 60, 93, 2l9 O'Gare, Betsy l90 Ogden, Terry l50, 25l Ogilvie, Kathy 2l5 Ohan, Ellen 296 Ohrwall, Jan l90, 23l Okada, Mae l93 330 Olein, Carol I97 O'Loughlin, Jack I27, 30l Olsen, Adrienne 2l7 Olsen, Dick l30 Olsen, Paul 239 O'Marra, Wanda l93 O'Neal, Donald 24l O'Neill, Dick 286 O'Neill, John 26l O'Neill, Leon l4l Patricia 2l7, 296 O'Neill, Ongaro, Clyde 255 Opulencia, Fredrick ll9, 3l5 Orlando, Alverda 296 Orlando, Peter 256, 286 Ornelaz, John 83 Orr, Dick 262 Orr, Ernie I66 Orr, Sharon l87 Ortiz, Charles 286 Osmond, Lynne 23l, 304 Osterman, Shirley 296 Ostlund, Paula l92 Ota, Masakazu 3l9 Ottaviano, Al I37 Ottaviano, Stella 5l, 53, 77, 286 Outland, Ron l70 Ouzts, Marilyn I94 Overhouse, Midge 63 Owen, Gianie 296 Owens, Dolores l34, l36, 205 Owens, Galen 3l9 P Pace, Lois I34 Padden, Robert E. 3l0 Page, Gary 244,286 Page, Pat 223 Page, Susan 296 Paherson, Donna I94 Paine, Joan I96 Painter, Stan 47, 74, 304 Palludan, Chris 259 Palmer, Dennis 24l Palmer, Pat 205 Palro, Carol I93 Pandell, Eliane 296 Panhellenic Council 209 Pappas, Chris 83 Paradiso, Ron l79 Parish, Pat 93 Parish, Van l73 Park, Gary 26l, 3l9 Parker, Dave l78 Parker, Pat 2l9 Parker, Ralph 92, 239 Parkinson, Bea l97 Parle, Dick l70 Parreira, Louise l90, 308 Parrish, Sue 200 Parrott, Don l53 Parslow, Carolyn 202 Parsons, Joyce 225 Pasquini, Leanne 23l, 304 Passavelli, Tony 255 Paton, Roberta l22 Patonai, Frank 243 Patter, Donnalee 23l Patterson, Gene 2l3 Patterson, James 3ll Patton, Peggy 296 Patton, William 286 Patvalds, Alec 30l Payne, Roger 286 Peal, Delores 73, l22, 2l3 Pearson, Betty 23l, 296 Pearson, Beverly 296 Pearson, Harold 259 Pearson, Jan 24, IBB Pechstein, Kathleen 2l9 Pederson, Don 247 Pederson, Janet 73, 280 Pedigo, Wandale l98 Pedone, Rosemarie 59, l26, 209, 223, 3l9 Pedretti, Jack 286 Peeks, Robert 7l, 3ll Pekoch, Ruth 296 Peltier, Edwin 239, 3l5 Pena, Harvey 286 Pendo, Marilu l20, l90 Penitenti, Nancy 233 Penner, Art 247 Penney, John 24l, 286 Penrose, Wade 92, 243 Pense, Donald 72 Pentzer, Bob l73 Perata, John l65 Percy, Bill 24l Percy, Connie 24 Pereira, Ernest 69 Perez, Bea l90 Perkins, Elwood 253 Perkins, John l45 Perozzi, Marlene 225 Perreira, Anthony 261, 296 Perrine, Jeannie 20l Perry, Barbara 2l9 Perry, Beverly l03, 308 Perry, Coach Bill l42 Perry, Eline l92, 270 Perry, Mary Lou 296 Perry, Vernon 286 Perry, Wally 255 Perry's Peter, I96 Eldon 262 Peters, Audrey 75 Peters, Marilyn B8 Peterson, Sallie l89, 228 Peterson, Barbara 227, 296 Peterson, Betty Lou 50, 5l, 53, 234, 286 Peterson, Jimmy 79, 82 Peterson, Karen 202 Peterson, Susan 225 Pfeifer, Russell 7l, 286 Pfeiffer, Lois 2l9 Pfitzer, Marilyn 296 Phelps, Robert 320 Phi Alpha Theta 82 Phi Epsilon Kappa 83 Phi Epsilon Pi 85 Phi Kappa Phi 82 Phi Mu 234, 235 Phi Mu Alpha 84 Phi Sigma Kappa 250, 25l Philbrook, Phyllis 295 Phillips Arlene l92 Phillips Barbara 227 Phillips, Dick 239 Phillips, Don l4l Phillips Kenneth 244 Phillips Mina 233 Phillips Pat 69, l37 Phillips, Phyllis Elaine 296 Phipps, Audrey 205 Pi Kappa Alpha 252, 253 Pi Omega l29 Pi Omega Pi 87 Pia, Louis 243, 3ll Piccardo, Julie 2l3 Pickering, Joanne Lee 233 Pickford, Joan 2l9 Pickton, Dick 237 Pickwell, George 24l Picton, Richard 25l, 287 Pieracci, Mrs. 202 Pieser, Steve 243 Pike, Richard 243 Pinchs, Helen I96 Piper, Virgil I63 Pirnik, Joan Marie 296 Pisa, Frank 296 Pisano, Dr. Rocci 275 Planchon, Lea l03 Plant, Beverly 220 Plant, Charline 296 Platt, Mary 296 Plinski, Leo 9l, lB2, 255 Plinski, Marty 203 Plotts, Diane 72, 287 Poage, Ann I93 Poboieff, Vera l7 Poindexter, Jan l9l Polhemus, Ann l9l Polk, Terry 227 Pollard, Carolyn 228 Pollard, Rick l58 Pollino, Frances 287 Pons, Eugene 264 Portal, Ronald 243 Porter, Betty May 296 Portland, Jacquelyn 205, 228 Powell, Powell, Mel l42, I66, l73 Pat 296 Powers, Tom l44 Pratt, Loren l83, 239 Presidents' Council I0 Presseller, Stephanie l7, 2l9 Previte, Richard 245, 287 Price, Dr. Arthur H. I3 Price, Jerry l30, l83, 239 Price, Marilyne 8l Priest, Barbara 2l9, 296 Prior, Jane l90 Pritchard, Mrs. lzetta ll, 60 Prizmich, John W. 259 Proost, Dan 247 Psi Chi 86 Puchner, Jeanne I94, 234 Purdy, Dr. Richard O. l3 Purdy, William 304 Putas, William Jack 59, l37, 249 Putnam, Kay 2l3 Q Queen Section I8-28 Querubin, Fe 287 Quirin, Marilyn 73, 220 Quisenberry, Richard 255, 287 R Raban, Beverly 188, 220 Rabenstein, William IBI, 3ll Rablin, Perry I80 Radding, Thelma 87, 287 Radio-TV 36 Ratatti, Barbara 73, l22, l90 Ragsac, Ruben 287 Rahill, Joan 296 Rahming, Bill I47, l6l Rail, Tom 253 Rally Committee 34, 35 Ramos, Juanita l90 Ramp, Henry ll3, 26l Randolph, Arah 2l9, 296 Raney, Joseph 3l6 Raney, Mac 25l Rapazini, Vic I66 Rapp, Howard 3l4 Rappozo, Ellie 203 Rasmussen, Janet 89, IO6 Rasmussen, Louis 253 Ratliff, Leonard l7S Ratto, Elaine l90 Raubenheimer, Judy l8, 23, 38, 296 Rauen, Jim 264 Ray, Judie l89 Ray, Nancy Bloss 205 Read, Janice l98 Reagan, Kathy 20l Ream, John ll9 Ream, William 296 Reasoner, Bonnie l93 Rector, Donald 3ll Reding, Patrick 245 Redington, Oliver 7l, l25, 280 Redmond, David 253 Redmond, Dennis 253 Reed, Arthur ll3, I37, 30l Reed, Bob 3l5 Deana 297 Reed, Reeher, Joan 233 Reese, Bill I37 Reese, Corny 77, IB3, 243, 287 Reese, Larry 88 Reese, Ray IO6 Richard 77, 85, 9l, 287 Reese, Reese, Tom 253 Reese, William ll3, 253 Reeves, James 25l Reichmuth, Ben 255 Reid, Janis I7, 225 Reid, Marian 79 Reimer, LaVerle 2l9 Reinmuth, Donald 245 Reinmuth, Janet 2l5 Reinsledt, Randy ll6, l83, 26l Reip, Mrs. l87 Reiser, Claudette l93 Reisser, Billee 320 Reitzel, Marques 287 Rembert, Nancy 304 Rendahl, Gerald 77, 85, 9l, 259, 287 Restine, Joyce l89, 2l7 Revelries Board 40 Reyes, Ramiro 320 Reynolds, Chuck l6l, 243 Reynolds, Jesse 72 Rezendes, Dorothy 87, 287 Rhode, Jim ll7 Rhodes, Darlean 225 Rhodes, O. W. l73 Ribble, David 3ll Rice, Ann 227 Rice, Elea nor 23l Rice, Jo Ann I97 Rich, Dorothy 225 Richards, Barbara 297 Richards, John B3 Richards, Mike 239 Richards, Trish 227 Richardson, Grace IO4 Richardson, Ona 2l9 Richardson, Shirley IB9 Richardson, Tom 247 Richit, Marrie Ann 234 Rickert, Norman 280 Rickett, Walton 262 genia Margaret 297 Riddle, Harold 63 Rieder, Kay 209, 219 Riddle, Eu Riley, Charles l83 Rimerman, Tom 85, ll3, 259, 287 Rinehart, Sarah 227 Ritchey, Gene 24l Ritter, Nancy l92 Roach, Elaine 297 Roark, Donald 72 Roberts, Barbara 75, 96, 2l3, 297 Roberts, Gladys 228 Roberts, Marilyn 297 Robertson, Bonnie 304 Robertson, Frank 264, 3ll Robillard, Gary 262 Robinson, Dick 239 Robinson, James 262, 3ll Robinson, Kay l03, l9l Robinson, Meedie 297 Robinson, Suzanne 227 Robinson, Velna 297 Robinson, Walt l04, I79 Robles, Alice Marie 205, 3l4 Rockhold, Chuck 256 Rodman, Hugh l8l Rodriguez, John l82 Rodrigues, Joyce ll6, 223 Rodrigues, Larie 203 Rodrigues, Richard 247 Rogers, Ann 20l Rogers, Charles 306 Rogers, Doris 89 Rogers, JoAnn l03 Rogoieff, Vera 2l7 Rohrer, Donnie Sue 203 Roias, Henry I66 Rolff, Evelyn I96 Rondone, Katherine 88 Rood, Jinx 203 Roper, Sarah 74 Rose, Bob l50, I66 Rose, Diane 23l Rose, Don 72 Rose, George l50 Rose, Helen Diane 297 Rose, Rochelle 64 Roseberry, Jan 205 Rosenberg, Ron l00 Rosenfeld, Anita 280 Ross, Al l73 Ross, Curtis 259 Ross, Jim 259 Ross, Joan l93 Ross, Mr. Leslie W. ll Ross, Ross, Nan Lorraine 220 cy Lee 2l3 Rostomily, John l6l Rotha, Jerry 73, l22 Rouleau, Jacqueline l90, 394 Rouse, Charles 3I6 Rowe, Terry 9l Rowley, Jack l53 Roza, Dick l6l, 253 Rubenhoff, Another 25l Rubin, Marian 297 Rucker, C Rude, The ardle 23l, 297 Ima 205 Smitheram, Dick 239, 287 Rudeen, Dorothy 2l5, 3ll Ruff, Don 255 Ruffner, William 306 Rugg, Kenneth 304 Rugh, Judy 2l9 Rumbargh, Donald 30l Runge, William 3I6 Ruse, Jerry l45 Rush, Robert D. l73, I76, 245 Rushing, Conrad 26l Russell, Adele 200 Russell, Jerry l8l Russell, Richard 255, 287 Russo, Janice 2l5 Ruth, Robert aol Rutishauser, Mary 233 Ruzic, J. l27 Ryan, Don 59, 62, 92, 239 Ryan, Tom I43, I70 Ryan, Dr. l20 Ryder, Norma 225 Rylander, John 95 Rynders, Gayle IB7 S Sabol, Rita 88 Sadler, Warren I75 Saee, Harry 52 Satfron, Joel 7l, 68, 9l, IOO Sage, Harry 68 Saia, Gloria 48, 297 Sailing, Mrs. 206 Sakaguchi, Betty 80, 297 Sakamoto, Paul 243 Sakoguchi, L. l09 Saladay, Darryl l2l, 30l Salamida, John l8l Salazar, Bob l65 Salcedo, Salvador 72, 287 Salvador, Evelyn 203 Salvador, Renalds ll3, l2l, 2 30l Salzman, Grant I73 nsamn' Sammet, Mascot 247 Peter 69, ll3, l37 Sampson, Don 69 Sampson, Donald 287 Sams, Geraldine 297 Sanchez, Henry 24l Sanders, George I63 Sanders, Sanders Mardel 89, l34, 3l4 Nancy Lee 233 Sanders: Richard 26l Sandhu, Lorraine 73, l22, 280 Sands, Alice I93 Sanger, Nick 259 Fred 7l Santana, Santieri, Felicia I90 Santos, Bob 25l Santos, Donna 322 Santos, Patti I93 Saore, Sharon l88 Sargent, Richard 243, 270 Sasaki, J. l32 Sasaki, R. 82 Sato, Hideo 95, l65 Sato, T, l32 Sauer, Penny 223 Sautnauer, Marna 297 Saunders, Willard 259 Savage, Larry 304 Sceales, Dallas 256 Sawyer, Sawyer, Betty 73, 280 Jean 202 Saxton, J. l29, l89 Sayig, Louise I88 Schaad, Marlies l99 Schaal, Sharon 205, 228 Schach, Kenneth l08, 259 Schaffer, Jerry 259 Schallen Dean 243, 30l Schaller, Sue 205 Schaper, Gill 247 Schauer, Janis 297 Schell, Marian 2l7 Schilling, Winitred 20I Schlenker, Carol 227 Schmidt, Margaret 47, 81, 233, 308 Schmidt, Ron 37, 92, l73, 239 Schmidt, Wiley 245 Schmiedt, Jim l5B, l63 Schmitt, Davy 42 Schmitt, Patricia 3ll Schmolt, Jean IO3 Schmorleitz, Morton 280 Schmutz, Marge 227 Schnitker, Kay 233 Schonert, Richard 95 Schrader, Carole 2l3 Schreck, Raymond 3l4, 322 Schrock, Jim 243 Schroeder, Don I53 Schucking, Charlene 75, 220 Schultz, Chuck 259 Schultz, La Donna I99 Schultz, Beverly 297 Schutte, Marion 297 Schwartz, Marlen l87 Schwendinger, Dick I53 Sciallo, Hollis 72 Sciallo, Hollis 205, 287 Scott, Barbara 220 Scott, Betteioan I90, 225 Scott, Jerry 257 Scott, Steve l58, 253 Scribante, Paula l90 Scurich, Catherine l29, l90 Segarini, Ida l90 Seger, Renae l07 Seghi, Dolores 2l7, 297 Seitz, Mildred 280 Selfoch, Hank l45, 243 Sellers, John 7l Sellers, Margaret l90 Sellstrom, Carol I93 Semichy, Bob 259 Sepulveda, John l65 Serpa, Barbara l90 Sessions, Elizabeth 297 Sevenson, Gerry 50, 243 Severance, Ann 225 Severino, Al l43, I69, 259 Sgarlato, Robert 26l Shackelford, Fred 287 Share, Ted 69 Shaver, Carl 68, 259 Shaw, Donna 73, 280 Shaw, Harriett 200 Shaw, Jana 304 Shaw, Rosalie 200 Shaw, Susan l26, 23l Sheehan, Lin 203 Sheiber, Donna 20l Sheldon, Bob 255 Sheldon, Warren 25l Shepherd, Elfie 2l5 Sherlock, Hudson 287 Sherman, Rick 239 Shermanski, Elinor IBB Shervey, Jean 23l Sherwood, William 257 Shinagawa, Joan l24 Shirey, Mary Lou 287 Shirorna, Helen l24, 202 Shively, Adely 234 Shoemaker, Donna I96 Shoho, Ethel IZ4 Short, Dee Dee l96 Short, Robert 69 Shugart, Lou Ann 205, 297 Shugert, Walter 287 Sibbald, Donna l87 Sidle, Colleen 297 Siebenthall, Robert 249 Siebes, Jerry 245 Sielatf, Dr. Theodore I3 Siemering, Trubee 297 Siemon, Fred 262, 3l6 Singer, Sandra 209, 2l5 Sisco, Concetta 297 Sivla, Julie 203 Ski Club l30-l3l Slater, Suzanne 2l7 Slatten, Robert 249 Staude, Marcia 73, 22l Steele, Fred 239 Steele, Ken ll3, 255 Steinreich, Simon 306 Stelling Carolyn 75, 103 Stelling, Diana l03, 270 Stenenton, Diane 233 Tau Gamma B9 Tauzer, William 298 Tavassoli, Nasser Taleb 26l Taylor, Barbara I98, 228 Taylor, Don l79 Taylor, Donna 22l Taylor, Elizabeth 205 Slatten, Thomas 237, 249 Small, Victor 320 Smalling, Ralph I37 Smart, Lee 257 Smartt, James 280 Smily, James 25l Smith, Betty 220 Smith, Didi 57, 223 Smith, Francis 87 Smith, Joseph l3l Smith, Julie 225 Smith, Gurnice 304 Smith, Harold l83 Smith, Henry 245, 304 Smith, Margaret 75, 297 Smith, Marlene 205, 297 Smith, Mary Lou l22 Smith, Nancy Ann 205, 297 Smith, Norman 82, 3ll Smith, Patricia 23l, 297 Smith, Richard lI9 Smith, Robert 245 Smith, Roger 26l Smith, Shirley l92 Smith, Venora 82 Steph, Otto 3l6 Stephens, Nancy 40, 2l9 Stephenson, Bill l50 Stepovich, Michael 243, 3l2 Stepovich, Nada 22l Sterling, Kenneth 32l Steventon, Diane 73, 233, 287 Stewart, Barbara 298 Stewart, Liane 320 Steyer, Kathy ZI7, 287 Stillman, Edward 95 Stilson, Ralph 287 Stitzel, Mrs. 206 Stock, Jack 257 Stockholm, Patricia ZI9, 304 Stockman, Herb I76 Stoddard, Lyle 26l Stokes, Dave l75 Stone, Albert 298 Stone, Bette l89 Stones, Al 95, l65, 249 Storm, Wesley 287 Storms, Ken I37, 24l Stott, Don l3l, 262 Teague, Pat l90 Teczon, Rose l89 Tedesco, Pauline 29l Tedtord, Barbara Jean 23l, 298 Telford, Jean I03 Tello, Henrietta l20, 298 Tempe, Fred 259 Temple, Nancy Dolores 298 Tennis, Nelson 95 Tennyson, Rita 195 Teresa, Tony l48, l56 Terry, Patricia Ann 2l7 Terstegge, Mary 75 Terzakis, Ted 92, 25l, 273 Teshera, Leonard 247 Teshima, Urial l45 Thatcher, Sharon l87, 23l Theta Chi 260, 26l Theta Xi 262, 263 Thibodo, Don 259, 288 Thies, Chris isa, 233 Thiessen, Gerhard 30l Thoman, Theodore 288 Thomas, B. IO9 Smythe, Sara 298 Snarr, Glenn 259 Snarr, Ron l75 Snell, George ll3 Sneskin, Renee 205 Snodgrass, Jo 20l Snyder, Berna 298 Snyder, Dr. H. 264 Snyder, Ruth 298 Social Affairs Committee I7 Soderberg, Karen l29 Soe, Bonita 60, 93, 227, 273 Solari, Anita 2l9 Solis, Isabel 202 Soong, Mel l47 Sorenson, Christie 2I7 Sorenson, Sally 227 Sorg, Lee l92 Sorum, George 247 Sosnick, Natalie 87, 287 Sousa, George 287 Souza, Frank 63 Spagnola, Ken I70 Spalding, Shirley 227 Stout, Doreen 298 Stout, Nevin 28B Stowell, Lou 83, l66, l82, 25l Strader, Dick 259 Strahl, John 87, 288 Strawhorn, Thelma 298 Stretch, Peggy 225 Strickler, Sally I99 Striegel, Robert 306 Strochenko, Vladimir 92 Stromberg, Carol l87, 225 Stroud, Welvin I66, l68, I76 Stuart, Frances 88 Stuart, Richard 257 Stuart, Shelmardene 209, 2l5 Stubbe, Al Il3, 239 Stubbe, Joe 239 Student Council 59 Student Y l07 Stull, Arden IB7 Sturgeon, Bill 239, 270 Styles, M. Richard 84, 304 Suarez, Albert l8l, 288 Suhr, Diane 223 Suihra, Anne 298 Suihra, Elizabeth 2l3 Thomas Thomas , Donald 288 , Kay l90 Thomas, Lawton 245 Thomas, Marlene 2l3 Thomas, Richard F., Jr. 3l5 Thomas Sharon 20l Thomas: Violet 8l Thomas, William 26l Thompson, A. Craig 280 Thompson, Don 82, 3l2 Thompson, Dwight 7l Thompson, Mr. E. S. l0, ll Thompson, Frank 95 Thompson, Howie 243 Thompson, Janet 2l3 Thompson, Jerry I73, l76 Thompson, Kathryn Funk 298 Thompson, Kenneth Lee 245, 30l Thompson, Marguerite 298 Thompson, Marilyn 234 Thompson, Nan l9l, 233 Thompson, Naomi 298 Thompson , Oscar I25, 280 Thompson, Robert 254 Sparke s, William IO9 Sparks, Wayne 9l Sparry, Kathryn 298 Spartan Daily 52-53 Spartan Oriocci l32 Spartan Shields 92 Spartan Spears 95 Spartan Spinners l33 Spaulding, Miriam 223,298 Spaulding, Shirley I99 Spear, Glenda 22l Speight, Janice l03, 298 Spence, Wayne 287 Spencer, Dan 25l Sullivan, Terry I90, 2l7 Summers, Berkeley 28B Summers, Dale l50 Sumney, Leonard 257 Surine, Dorothy l92 Swain, Shirley l22 Swallow, Shirley Bl, 298 Swanson, Betty Sl, l03, 233 Swanson Bob 245 Swanson Dr. Edwin 87 Swanson Myron 95 Swanson, Pat l9l Swanson, Paul 7l, 3l2 Swanson, Reginald 288 Thompson, Sara Anne 74, I90, 3 Thorne, Nancy 20l Thornton, Norton Walker l80, 245, 3l4 Thorson, Ramona l03, 200 Thorup, Russel l25 Threlfall, Donald Richard Jr. l79, 3l4 Thrush, Terry 26l Thum, Bobbie 205, 225 Tibbetts, Ann 223 Tibbetts, Joan Bl Tidball, Janet 2l3, 298 Tidd, Mary 298 Tidwell, Dr. l24 Tierney, John 9l, I66 Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Silva, Alpha Epsilon 254-255 Chi 256-257 Delta Chi 88 Kappa 232-233 Nu 258-259 Pi 265 Geraldine Ann 306 Silva, Lee 255 Silva, Pedro 315 Silva, Robert 26l Silver Sabres 90-9l Silveria, Elaine I90, 308 Simas, Mary Anne 228 Simpson, Jean 2l3 Simpson, Wallace 320 Sims, Wilbur 88, 306 Spencer, Edwin 287 Sperbeck, Diane I90, 23l Spillen, Shirley 3ll Spindt, Chris l03, 2l9 Spivey, John 243 Sporry, Harold l78 Sprick, Charles 7l Sprick, Martin 247 Springer, James 9l, 237, 264 Spurr, Elizabeth 2l7, 3ll Squires, Bill I7, 257 Stabile, Paul 24l Stattord, Edwin 247 Stahl, Lelan 26, 26l Stande, Marsh 73 Stanley, Ron 243, 287 Staples, Trudy 2l9, 298 Stark, Jeannette I93 Stasi, Donald 82, 249, 3ll Stasko, Geraldine 8l Statler, Sam 237, 255 Staub, Sylvia 49 Swarthout, Walt I76 Sweeney, Janine 306 Swine, Dale I82 Swire, Dale 83, I73 Sycamore Hall 202 Till, Arthur I25, 280 Timberlak Timmons, e, Lyle 3l2 Art 255 Tindall, Virginia 72, 280 Tindel, Donald 288 Symphony Orchestra and Band 43 T Tachibana, Dora 205, 3l2 Taege, Marian l87 Tafoya, Bob l65, I66 Takaha, Dick 59, 7l Talbott, C. 83 Talbott, Marlene 298 Tamekuni, Hanae l24 Tamura, Alice 3l2 Tanaka, Emi l32 Tenge, Grace 3l2 Tang, Pauline 298 Tanner, Cherril 298 Tash, Richard 40,257 Tau Delta Phi 94, 95 Tipton, Darrel l50 Tipton, Marlene l92 Tipton, Nancy 233 Tisch, Filfred 304 Titus, Judy 298 Titus, Margaret 3l6 Tiaden, Bruce 243, 308 Togni, Dianne 227 Tognoli, Dawn I90, 228 Tognoli, Eleanor 88 Toland, Judy 2l3 Tollefson, Janet l89 Tolles, Karlaen l89 Tomasello, Edith 298 Tomasi, Myron 308 Toney, Robert 239 0 33l Tookev, Pat 20I Tormey, Jim I66, 243 Torres, Dan I75 Torretto, Dick I58 Torykian, Mlranda I20, I99, Traber, Beverly 234 l'ra cy, Yvonne 22l Trainor, Sandi l94 Tranch Trapp. ina, Walt l50 Margaret 88, 306 Travis, Donna 3 I 2 Travis, Travis, Nathaniel 30l Warren l27 298 Travisano, Ann Marie 77, 233 Trefts, Beverly 298 Tricomo, Russell 243 Trifon, Rudy 7l Trimble, Priscilla 2l7, 3l2 Triolo, Lori IB, 38, 23l Triplett, Joan l90 Trish, Richard 59 Tri Sigma l34 Trowbridge, Elizabeth 304 True, Sara 227, 298 Trueblood, Rosemary 22l Trulsson, Mils 77, 288 Tryk, Ed l78 Tsutsumi, Raymond 304 Tucker, Alison 2l7 Tucker, John 7l, 320 Tucker, Lewis ll9, 3l5 Tunison, Edgan D., Jr. 288 Tupper, Darla 2l7 Turk, Patti 89 Turner, Darrell 69 Turner, Jo-Rae 89, 20l, 228 Tuttle, Ronald I79, 245 Tweedt, Peter 237, 239 Twombley, Miss Margaret ll Tyler, Charles 320 Tyler, Jack 257 Tyson, Harriet 25, 2l7 U Uchida, George l65, I70 Uchida, Coach Yosh l6S Ueberroth, Pete l79 Uhl, Richard 264 Ulm, Joe l49 Ulrich, Dick 243 Ulrich, Gerald I66 Umland, Gretchen 255 Unger, Robert 245 Urata, Ed 82 Uridge, Gladys 73, 205, 228 Utley, Jean B9 Utsunomiya, Massey I66 Uyeda, Marilyn 35, 93 Uyeda, Ruth 3l2 V Valdez, Frank I63 Valente, Elleanor l9l Valenzano, Mary Lou 228 Vallenari, Joe 37, 7I, ll3, 320 Van Auken, Corinne 223 Vandenberghe, Ronald 247 Van Kyke, Marilyn 2Zl, 298 Vane, Edgar 245 Van Landingham, Mary Ellen 22l Van Leuven, Richard 259, 320 Van Sant, Carol 22l Van Winkle, Mary 75, 298 Van Winkle, Sally 32l 332 Varnedow, Harry 249, 288 Vasconcenos, Ray 320 Vassalo, Annette ll6 Vassallo, Frank 304 Vassar, William 280 Vaughan, Mrs. 206 Vaughan, E. l09 Vaughan, Gerry l09 Vaughn, Joan 202, 3l4 Vaught, Lou 243 Vavra, Ron l73 Valauez, Robert 288 Veerkamp, Bruce I79, 25l Veerkamp, Eva Mae 2l9 Vella, Attilia l90 Venegas, Rudy I70 Veneman, Barbara 89 Verbarg, Joan Ruth 298 Vernon, Frank l2l, 2l7, 30l Vevoda, George 257 Vick, Jo Ann 73, 280 Vickery, Albion Kent 320 Victorino, Marlene 203 Viegas, John 95 Vieira, Sheri 8l Vig, Dale I79 Villarreal, Gilberto 320 Vinzant, Jim IBO Voight, Tom 247 Von Damm, Charles 24l Van Damm, Milton 57, 24l Von Tillow, Kay 59, 209, 2l7 Vorous, Donald 25l, 288 Voshall, Max 83, I66, l68 Vrenios, Kanella 79, l98 Vroom, Coach Jerry l58 Vuievich, Coach Matt l50 W Waage, Sheila 2l3 Wachtel, Earl G., Jr. 249 Wadsworth, Don 83 Wadsworth, Jane 23l Waggener, Margaret 227, 280 3 Waggener, Miriam Jean 35, 7 Wagner, George l53, 243 Wagner, Gretchen 2l3, 299 Wagner, John 243 Wagner, Tom 255 W.A.H. I34, l35 Wahlquist, President John T. 9, 63 Wahs, Al l50 Waite, Bruce 77, 9l, 243, 288 Waite, Robort 259, 306 Kakatsuki, Jeanne l26, 320 Wakawatase, Joan 202 Walburg, Alan 64, 92, 257 Waldrip, Val I78 Walters, R. 83 Walford, D. l09 Walgoria, Vern l50 Walker, Coach C. W. I79 Walker, Charlotte 320 Walker, Doug 255 Walker, Gary 35 Walker, Margaret Mary 288 Walker, Robert Sl, 53 Walker, Sandra 194, 299 Walkington, Bob 320 Wall, Virginia 3l6 Wallace, Bob l73, 249 Wallace, George lB2 Wallace, Shirley 225 Waller, Gary 243 Wallingford, Donald M. 288 Walquist, Dr. 63 Walter, Miss Leta l34 Walther, Barbara l03 Walsh, Sharon l98 Walton Hall 204 Walton, Lee 9l, I79, l80 Wandmaker, Kay 225 Ward, Darlene 299 Ward, Lola l98 Ward, Sandra 93, 2l3 Warda, Charles l0l, 299 Warden, Jan 225 Warmack, Robert 83, 3l4 Warren, Dave 239 Warren, Everson 259 Warren, Rich 259 Warwick, Harlan l2I, 30l Wassung, Sally Jo 22l Watanabe, Howard l65 Waterman, Ray l82 Waters, Bob 245 Watkins, Sanine 213 Watson, Lynne I88 Watson, Marilyn I97 Watson, Suzanne ll, Zl, 22l Watts, Al l50 Wauer, Ro l65 Waymire, C. 79 Weatherly, Dan l2l Weaver, Gerry 203 Webb, Gary I50, 259 Webb, John l50 Webber, George 7I, 264, 280 Weber, Don 86 Weber, Dorothy 3l6 Weber, Sharley IB9, 227 Webster, Doreen l88, 233 Webster, Gini 2l3 Wee Terrace 205 Weger, Dick I70 Wegner, Nancy 47, 2l3, 288 Weidemier, Shirley 20l Weiss, Karen l89 Weiss, Robert 85, 255 Weitzel, Connie IB9 Weiak, Louise 3l2 Welch, Jim 243 Welch, Robert 304 Weldy, Bill 49 Wellington, Jim 7l, 280 Wells, Barbara Bl Werner, Marilyn 20l Wesley Foundation l08 Wessel, Dave 259 Wessman, Clarence l42 West, Bob l78 West, Don l79, 25l West, Mr. Joe H. l0, l2 Westby, Noreen l90 Westenberg, Nancy 62, 227 Wester, Louise 233, 299 Westerrnann, Catherine 93, l96, 2l9 Westfall, Audree 23l Wetch, Nadine 200 Whalen, Patrick l8l Whatley, Ruth 3l6 Whisnand, Joan 223 Whitcomb, Jim 262 White, Barbara 88, 233 White, Ben l2I, 30l White, Carrol Loy 299 White, Dorothy 304 White, James Oren, Jr. 299 White, Janet l90 Whitehead, Bob 264 Whitten, Ann ZI7 Whittier, Dottie 223, 299 Wickham, Gerald l50 Wickstrom, Pat 73, B7, l03, 288 Wiens, Janet 299 Wiggins, Gaye 223 Wightman, Kenneth S. 259 Wikoff, Diane 23l Wilets, Don P. l8l, 3IS Wilkerson, Doris l22 Wilkinson, Ed I37, l8l Willetord, Nancy I96 Willett, Basil, Jr. 299 Willey, Dr. Frank G. I2 Williams, Carl 95 Williams, Carrol 3l4 Williams, Dee l96 Williams, Doug 239 Williams, Grace 203 Wood, Sharon I94, 234 Woods, Darlene IBB Woods, Don l58, l63 Woods, Martha 2l5 Woodward, Helen lll, 203 Wooge, Sheila I97 Wool, Marcia 225 Wooliever, Jerry 47, 237, 304 Worden, Steve 245 Workman, Hudson 259, 3l6 Worth, Jerry 288 Wortman, Mrs. Jeanine C. ll Wren, Sharon 299 Wright Wright Wright Wright , Colin 264 , Dennie l93 , Francis I89 , Joanne 2l7 wright, Kelley 248, zaa Wright Wright Wroot, , Sandra l36, l90 , Sam 247 Charles 288 Williams, Gwen l09, 233 Williams, Jerry II3, l8l, 24l Williams, Kent 255 Williams, Marvin 82, 320 Williams, Mary Zl5 Williams, Pat 20l Williams, Phyllis 320 Williams, Robert Lyman 26l Williams, Roy 288 Williams, Thomas 299 Williams, Coach Walt l59, I6l Williams, Yvonne 304 Williamson, Dana 227 Willies, Edward 72, 9l, 95 Wilkinson, Doris 23l Willinger, Gladys l90, 299 Wills, E. l24 Wilsford, Nancy l88 Wilson, Beverly 2l7 Wilson Carol l88 Wilson, Dixie l96, 2l7 Wilson, Gail 2l7 Wilson, Janice 23l, 299 Wilson Joy 230 Wilson Margie 2l3 Wilson Mrs. Sarah 134 Wilson Velma l03, 3l2 Windeler, Dona 209, 233 Windham, Robert I50, 262 Wurts, Sandy 2l9 Wurtzburg, Robin IB, I9, 38 Y Yagi, Tom 3l2 Yale, Maurine I97 Yamamoto, Henry 72, 288 Yamanaka, Ben 72, 288 Yamasaki, Clark I66, I69 Yamashiro, Margaret 202 Yankovich, Steve 288 Yarnell, Sharon 223 Yasui, Jean IB9 Yates, Benjamin I66, 262 Yeager, George 249 Yeager, Richard 24l Yeaw, Ellen 79 Yelverton, Beverly Mildred I98, 234 Yeu, Roger 288 York, J York, S im 262 ammy 202, 30l Yossem, Dave 92, 25l Young, Young, Young, Young, Young, Bill I83 Joan l96 Norman 259, 288 Leslie I90 Richard 304 Yount, Gary 288 Windker, Mitchel 257 Windmiller, Lois l88 Winget, Laureen l03 Winstead, Joe l6I Winter, Coach Bud l73 Winter, Marilyn 22I Winter, Ronald 237, 247 Winterling, Arthur 3l2 Wion, Jerry 23l Witherell, Jack 288 Wolf, Gene 70, l00, 288 Wolf, Ray 225 Wolfe, Beverly 299 Wolfe, George I37 Wolfe, Joanne 299 Y.W.C.A. 205 Z zsngi, Robert 11, 237, 264, zsa Zaninovich, Lucille 202 Zeitrnan, Ben 7l Zemer, Shirley 299 Zempel, William 301 Zevanove, Louis 30l Ziebell, Barbara l22, 223 Ziganti, Stanley 72, 95 Zilliox, Joan 227 Zimerman, Paul 7l Zimmerman, Phil 257 Wolff, Linda 23l Wolverton, George 72, 288 Womens P.E. Maiors l35 Wood, Antoinette 2l5 Wood, Gail 2l3 Wood, Jacque 50, 59, 60, 2l3, 305 Wood, Jean Bl, 304 Wood, Larry I79, l80 Wood, Richard 237, 247 Zimmerman, Richard Lee 26l Zimmerman, Sue Ann 23l, 299 Zingeler, Suzanne 225 Zongus, Gus 249 Zoria, Marie 320 Zottola, Ernie 92, 239 Zullo, Sam I2l Zupanovich, Frances 2l5 Zuur, Barbara 2l7 Zwald, Mary l98 The 1956 La Torre Staff CO-EDITORS . . . Rosemarie Magnasco ASSOCIATE EDITOR . ..... . ART EDITOR . . . . BUSINESS- MANAGER . SALES MANAGER . COPY EDITORS . . Joan Bouyssou PHOTO EDITOR . SECTION EDITOR . . . o EDITORS ASSOCIATE SECTION Adminis'I'raI'ion . . Aclivilies . Organizalions Residences . . Spor'I's . Graduales . INDEX EDITOR . EXCHANGE EDITOR ADVISER . . . STAFF MEMBERS n . 1 Q Q 1 . . and Sian Painler Marlene Burgel Jerry Wooliever . Ray Mason Frank Harvey nd Meg Schmidl Nancy Wegner Ron Gilpalrick . Dick Henning Lydia Cuenca Glenda Merrick Jacque Wood . Bill Weldy . Gwen Base . Sylvia Slaub Carole Jansen . Dr. Leonard Hippchen Bev Anderson ' Belly Lou AmphIe++ ' Don Bagley ' Rose Boche John Dowden ' Nancy English ' John Finnell ' Larry Fordyce Pal' Fox ' Terry Galvin ' Mary Jo Gleason ' Ken Grundhauser Ernesl' Handa ' Gloria Hansen ' Jan Hawksley ' Nadine Harwood ' Barbara Hodge ' Laura Hughes ' Mary Francis Irwin ' Dana Levy ' Carole Luby ' Tamiko Mori ' Dona Morengo ' Bob Quinlan ' Henry Ramp ' Gloria Saia ' Nancy Sadler ' Chris Spindl ' Nancy Wallace. El 11 V' L... .. J .L-me .-u:'5li'.-any ALd..:.a-uf www'-uaq.oa...n+.-1..LL1m ..4..u-...u... .-Lx...f.,.44... ..,.M .f MQW - s.. -. + ' 'L ' , , I .,T m 'W 31' l1.'.'fn?'jgf5.2gjyj:-:,1:1fQW?1L7 iUt,f'f.1?f?F:g5Qfr'f -?.j,q:'1.1: 6'-i'Y.,':jA:-:'i,:Fj :ug jr-:r4f:,1-.7:,j-1: I f:-1743- f -, ',:y',f Q ' . -arg: - wi, -,H-4, f 'A ,V ,Jil ...T Y F ' - .1 -1...I - 1 . , , v . ', ,Q -Y i,. 1, 1 -' I-1'-I nw p, :N r -,ig JL..-,wg 1. L+.--HL' wr , Q . Mg- Af, 1: ,A f- f . -. x,-Q Q 'V - -:A N .g..1.,-fl.-.,,, 1,- 14 ' ' :g.g. La,.,A.:L,g 5:25 .5 .,,, ,- ,v ' 1-L- , 5 ' nn: 1 - -4 ' L.-5 . V I - . 1 . r' .A1,,,,.J ,,uY,.4,'., gg.. 3.55. L+ 3.1 . -, As Edifor, I would like 'ro fhank everyone who had a parf in fhe La Torre. To fhe Sfudenl' Council and my advisers, I hope I have lived up fo fhe greaf honor besfowed upon me. If has been a year I shall never forgef. To fhe edifors . . . l've ranfed and raved and made fhings difficulf buf you sfill puf ouf a book. To my 'lop fhree, Marlene, Ron and Jerry . . . since December when Rosie leff and I had fhe job alone, you are fhe ones who really gave 'rhe boosf fo carry on. A special 'rhanks for fhe Iafe hours and vacafions you spenl' in 'rhe office. Every second was really appreciafed. To Los Banos, Glenda . . . fhanks for your smiles, laughs and, needless fo say, hard work. The copy's in, Joan . . . fhanks for faking over af such a crucial fime. To Sylvia . . . fhanks for digging in on fhe index and doing if so efficienfly. Bill . . . your sporfs secfion was fhe leasf of my worries . . . many fhanks. Dick . . . I'm s'l'ill wondering how you gof all fhose mug shofs so fasf . . . your work was greafly appreciafed. Gwen . . . fhe senior secfion looks fine. To Jacque . . . fhe frafernify secfion is in . . . now you only have a dozen ofher acfivifies fo worry abouf . . . no kidding, you did a fine iob. Ray . . . fhanks for faking over fhe Business iob so complefely. Frank . . . how many books have we sold? . . . Good iob. To fhe sfaff . . . we made if. Wifhouf your help we wouldn'l' have. Thanks for all fhe errands and odd iobs. To my friend Tomi . . . fhanks for fhe ferrific cover. To fhe phofo-sfaff . . . fhanks for giving us fhe phofos when fhey were mosf needed. To Sam . . . a special fhanks for all fhe hours spenf in fhe dark! Anofher special fhanks fo fhe people who worked wifh our sfaff. To Mrs. Hufchinson . . . fhanks for being so undersfanding. Bob and Earl . . . we all appreciafe your frips down fo San Jose fo give us a hand. To Dr. Hippchin . . . fhanks for your advice, unclersfanding and pafience. You 'puf up wifh a lof. Lasf of all fo my wife, for fhe encouragemenl' and for being 'lhe besf in fhe world. Again, fo all, fhanks. STAN PAINTER