University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 478 of the 1950 volume:

1950 8Y ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY GOLD 1950 ■ FOR years we have watched the cam- pus expand several times past that point where it can't get any larger, and it is still growing. As the campus grew, the University grew, and it is our hope that we, too, as students, ma- tured. We are taking much of the University with us, but we believe that we are leaving some worthy part of ourselves as compensation. To those being graduated from the Uni- versity of California this has been a memorable year, and it is our desire that this book will help to recall the many events which have taken place on this campus. I « N I every organization there are people who work hard and long with littlerecognition, yet continue to give devoted service for the benefit of all. To Dr. Margaret Zeff, assistant university physi- cian, who personifies these seldom praised, hard- working people, we dedicate this seventy-seventh volume of the Blue Gold. in memoRium FACULTY SAMUEL T. FARQUHAR JOSEPH N. LeCONTE EDWIN L. GARTHWAITE BENEDICT F. RABER RAYMOND G. GETTELL MERLE RANDALL DENNIS R. HOAGLAND ELMER L. STANLEY HERBERT B. LANGILLE EDWARD G. STRICKLEN L. DEMING TILTON STUDENTS WILLIAM McBRIDE CORY ARMIN PARACCHINI DAVID R. NAVON CLAUDE I. SMITH CLIFFORD HENRY UFFINDELL coimins I The Uniuersitv II The Classes III Student Life IU Athletics U Organizations THE UniUERSITV uoiiumsiuiuiau Rrei «nt ROBERT COROON SPROUl H an -wiring kiKfcr to all UudtnU. Hi iOfial wirit and great adminiitratn ability haw boon povwrfui factor? behind the increasing greatness of our Unrrersity. PRESiDcnrs messflGE DURING your years of study at the University of California, you have become a member of a great family of distinguished scholars and promising students resident on eight campuses and at numerous research stations. As a student at Berkeley, you are sure that this is the best campus of the University, and this is as it should be. The Berkeley campus deserves to have won your heart, with its wooded slopes, its wide variety of offerings, its able professors and friendly students. But your greatest pride should lie in the knowledge that you are a part of the Statewide University of California, an institution the excellence of which is attested both by its research achievements and by the quality of its graduates. Soon you will come to the close of a period of formal educa- tion, and the commencement of the life for which the University has attempted to prepare you. Whether or not you are well prepared will depend not so much on the facts you may have at your finger tips, as upon what you acquired here of the capacity to think and thus to approach intelligently solutions of the problems of the world in which you are to live. As these problems arise. I hope you will always live up to the traditions of the host of trained men and women who constitute the far-flung University of California family: that you will consider this book not merely a souvenir of happy years in your life, but rather as a symbol of the spirit of an institution which exists to serve mankind. Governor EARL WARREN, Cluimus cf the Board of Repents. TO The Students of the University of California: As California enters its second century of statehood it still is in the midst of a period of tremendous growth and readjustment. Just as the pioneers of an earlier day set the pattern for the great development of its first 100 years, we are pioneering today in developing the economic and social foundations for a second century of growth. With our daily life becoming more and more complex, we must acquire new knowledge and perfect new techniques to accommodate an increasing population and at the same time retain the advantages of good living which we in Cali- fornia have always enjoyed. Our success will depend upon our ability to prepare for progress and to achieve sound utilization of all our natural resources. The future of California rests in the hands of youth, and I know that the education you are receiving will enrich your lives and will be of lasting benefit to you in preparing you for the positions of leadership which you will be called upon to assume. With best wishes. I am Sincerely, EARL WARREN. Governor. BOARD OF REGEI1TS REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Voyes Jordan, Brodie E. Ahlport, Victor R. Hansen, Mortimer Fleisihacker, Miss Marjorie J. Wool mar (assistant secretary), James H. Corley (comptroller). Room M. Underhill (secretary and treasurer), John Canaday (president of UCLA alumni association), Eduard A, Oickson (chairman) John Francis Neylaa, RoOert Gordon Sprcol, Earl J. Fenstoo, Ednard H. Heller, Sidney M. Ehrman, Famhan P. Griffiths, William G. Merchant. flommisTRATion OFFICERS ENTHRONED in the Administration Building and in the hearts of thousands, are the Deans of California. Day by day throughout the school year they pursue their myriad duties, always willing and never too busy to aid in resolving student problems. Dean of Stu- dents, Hurford E. Stone, is a master at settling gradu- ate and undergraduate problems. Chaffee E. Hall. Jr., is Dean of Men. and Dean Mary B. Davidson is the guide and confidant of women students. The gradu- ate division is ably guided by Dean William R. Dennis. These deans and their assistants make life at the Uni- MARY B. DAVIOSOW Dean of Women versity much smoother for many of us. Deanof u College of Ag kultwc WILLIAM R. DENNIS Dean of the Graduate Division DOUGLAS MACAGY, Director 0� the SthoeT of Fi Arts. FRANCIS S. SMYTH, Dean of Medical Center. DERRS OF COLLEGES Coordinating the activities of the many schools and colleges on our campus are the Deans. Included, too. are the Deans of other campuses—Fine Arts, Hastings, Davis, Medi- cal Center and many others. Great responsi- bility lies on the shoulders of these Deans who must see that the University turns out more and better educators, chemists to meet the demands of a scientific age, and also capable engineers, architects, business men, lawyers, and other leaders. Through the years the steady rise of Cal's fame as a seat of educa- tion and her predominate position in the nation today may be attributed in many cases to the ability and renown of her Deans. OAVIO E. SNODGRASS, O'M of Hiitlnji. A. R. OAVIS, Oe n of Iht ColM 0« Utter� Soiteet. WARREN PERRY, Dean of ArcUteclere. MORRIS STEWART, Aisoc ate Dean of the Grid .me 0 Mi Ion. FREOERICK S. BAKER, Dma of Forestry. PROFESSORS Dean WILLIAM L. PROSSER of the School of Law begins hit The major interest o( Dean KENNETH B. STOODARO aside Always popular Dean GERALO MARSH Is Chairman erf the third year at Berkeley with the task o solving problems of from the School of Optometry is in the physiology of rrsioo Speech Department, Assist - Dean of L S, am Chairman of admission, facolly, and curriculum upon mewing to the new particularly In the field of anomalous binocular vision. the undergraduate scholarship committee, law building. Oean E. T. GRETHER, Prerfessor of Economics en the Flood Foundation Is greatly Interested in the problem of industrial development of California anj the West. He was Chairman of the recent state-wide conference of employment. Professor of Accounting am Oe s of Women, CATHERINE QUIRE, received her A.B., M.A., m Ph.O. degrees here— conclusive evidence of her loyalty to California. Prerfessor of Criminology, 0. W. WILSON, Ms been chief the Public Safety Office of the U. S. Military Gcverrment Germany from 1945 to 1947, am from 1928 to 1939 was chief of police. PROFESSORS Own VORROUGM P. O’BRIEN of tht School Of Engineering It the or.fji Chilian member of the Beach Erotica Board of the U. S. Army Engineers. One of California's leaders it Oran J. P. CANTON of the School of Librarianthip. Hit pre-California career was distinguished, includ- in] tuch potlttent at National Library Consultant and delegate to the International Library Meeting. Acting Oran of the Education Department, L. C. GILBERT It chiefly interested in research in the field of educational psychology, particu- larly imtttigation of eye movements In learning to spell and read. f «n E. S. ROGERS of the School of Publ.c Health was ore of the ,n,w U. S. delegates to IV second World Health Assembly held in Rome last year. Dean J. 8. CONOLIFF, Director of Economics and Chairman of the International Commission of Economist! to report os farm commodity surpluses foe the UN, published his took Commerce of Nations in Jaruary of this year. Oeas JOEL H. HIL0E8RAN0, Dean of the College of Chemistry. Vice- Chairman of the Academic Senate, is a leader In the scientific and academic world. PRESIDEnrS RECEPTIOn In the usual mtnrer President and Mrs. Sprcul eitend a perseaal jreetin9 to each new student. PRESIDENT and Mrs. Sproul once again played the role of hosts to the new- comers to Cal at the beginning of the 1949-1950 school year. Welcome to Cal’’ was the theme of the reception which was held in Hearst gymnasium. Wearing name tags and, in many cases, bewildered expressions, the new students were met by faculty members who introduced them to the receiv- ing line where our jovial president, gracious Mrs. Sproul, Danny Coelho and Edith McEwing, president and vice-president, respectively, of the ASUC greeted them. Cal's new members were then passed on to a lesser but more active group of greeters comprised of leading senior classmen. Under soft lights young freshmen and other students from this and many other states, and from many other parts of the world as well, met and mingled together for the first time. There was dancing to the strains of Ray Hackett’s band and, if the steps and music were strange to some, no one seemed to mind, as all were being inoculated with the friendly spirit of our great university. Re- freshments were served and. if past experience holds true, there is no doubt that many new friendships were pledged over the punch bowl that evening. The expressed opinion of hosts and guests alike was that another wonderful Cal year had begun in the style to which we are accustomed. 16 CHARTER DRV EIGHTY-TWO years ago, a small group of academicians brought forth the infant college which was to become the largest university in the United States. At the March twenty-second Charter Day ceremonies in the Greek Theatre, students and faculty joined together to celebrate the anniversary. Highlighting the event was the Charter Day address which was given this year by Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz. The academic procession was led by Charles Stewart of the Class of '84. 17 flLumm nssociRTion STANLEY MCCAFFREY, Executive Mauger of the A'-.nu Association � rd Editor Of the CaI Monthly, isn't man you arc likely to outeloo . Tall, dork and handsome, his career as an atonnus is as distin- guished as his outstanding undergraduate years. THE California Alumni Association, con- sisting of thirty-six thousand members, is the largest in the v orld. It is also one of the most active. Among its many serv- ices are the scholarships awarded to freshmen and the California Monthly. A survey of student needs was recently completed by the Association at a cost of thirty thousand dollars. It is published in book form and should prove invaluable in developing facilities for students. A summer camp has been established at Pinecrest, providing a second vacation spot for University men and women. Thousands of Alumni are brought to- gether annually by means of the Presi- dent's Tour, Alumni Institutes, the Char- ter Banquet and Commencement Lunch- eon. 18 LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Coe , Jean McNeil, Dan Walt, Viola BirchU.vf, Stanley McCaffrey, Laura Hurlout, M.ke Koll, Rosalie Ross, Bob Rupert, Dorothy Slate. m e e t i n g s THE year 1949-50 was outstanding for its Univer- sity Meetings. Leading statesmen, writers, and intellectuals blessed the University with their pres- ence and contributed to the knowledge gathering process through University Meetings. These meet- ings were attended by more than capacity crowds in contrast to many of the past. During the fall term Carl Sandburg delivered an inspiring speech, amusing the student body with a few of his many songs. Later, Pandit Nehru spoke on the situation of India in the world conflict. The spring semester was started off with Dean Atcheson's delivery of a major policy speech concerning the position of the United States in the cold war with Russia. The semester was further livened by a series of meet- ings on the loyalty oath in an attempt to present both sides of the story to the student body and public. PANOIT NEHRU «XlmtH a restful rflt c in the Greek Theatre. President Spreol irtrodum CARL SANDBURG, Poet Laureate of America. I DRUIS RATED as one of the top agricultural col- leges in the United States. Davis campus is composed of some of the finest in classrooms, laboratories, and buildings. Characteristic of the latter are the two million dollar Plant and Soils building, and multi-million dollar Veter- inary Science building. Dating from the ear- liest days of the University, Davis was known at its inception as the University farm. The agrarian spirit is still the predominant factor in student and academic life. Davis campus still maintains the honor system and has tra- ditions of active, and at times violent, partici- pation in student government, unequaled elsewhere. RIUERSIDE THE Riverside campus at the base of Bon Springs Mountains has been the location of the Citrus Experiment Station and a part of the Agricultural Experiment Station adminis- tered by the College of Agriculture at Cal. At the present time it is strictly a research institution open only to graduate students who have satisfied all course requirements for their doctorate and have left for completion only their research problems. Since 1948 the campus has been looking forward to the establishment of a College of Liberal Arts and a position as an integral part of the Uni- versity educational system. It was proposed to open the University of Riverside in the fall of 1957. HRSTIIIGS WITH an illustrous past, Hastings School of Law can now look forward to an even greater future. When a recent State Legislature passed an appropriation for a new building, greater accomplish- ments were made possible. Hastings Sixty-Five Club constitutes a faculty of experienced and renowned teachers due to the policy of hiring professors retired by schools having stringent sixty- five retiral laws. In addition to studying under such authorities. Hastings stu- dents are afforded practical experience by the Legal Aid Clinic of San Francisco. The school has the largest enrollment of any western law school. FII1E ARTS FINE Arts reflects the spirit of San Fran- cisco in attracting people from all over the globe. The register includes men and women from Europe, the Near East, the Far East and the Americas from Chile to Alaska. This well equipped cultural cen- ter is built into a wooded slope of Rus- sian Hill to form twelve levels separated by patios and surrounded by spacious grounds. Established in 1874, the school is one of the older art centers in the nation and is the oldest in the West. Throughout its development it has kept pace with the contemporary interests, Today its courses are designed to en- courage individual insight into present conditions of art activity. LICK A GIFT of James Lick, pioneer California businessman and landholder, Lick Observa- tory on Mount Hamilton, California, has been a leader in its field since 1888. Its fa- cilities are used for astronomical research by graduate students and scientists from universities throughout the world. When the observatory was built it fulfilled Lick’s provision that it should contain the most powerful telescope in the world. During intervening years larger and more powerful telescopes have been built at other obser- vatories. By legislative action on a bill signed by Governor Warren on March 13. 1946, Lick will again resume its place as one of the best equipped observatories in the world. SCRIPPS THE Scripps Institution of Oceanography at La Jolla is unique among the campuses of the University. In research and educa- tion they are concerned solely with the oceans—their physics, geology, chemistry, and biology. The one hundred and seventy- seven acre campus looks, to the passerby, like a small collection of buildings hanging out over the water. There are three major buildings, many smaller ones, and a small ship in which the many activities of the campus are carried on. About forty gradu- ate students are currently enrolled at the Institution, where they are working toward advance degrees in oceanography. SflllTR BARBARA ■ THE Santa Barbara campus of the University of California is unique at the present time in that it has three campuses. The old State Col- lege campus on the Riviera overlooking Santa Barbara is but a scant 13 acres. The Mesa campus is on the ocean and was to be the new site of the college until last year when a new campus was obtained seven miles west of Santa Barbara and also on the ocean. This is the Goleta Mesa campus which contains 400 acres of land. Students at the college are looking forward to the move when the cam- pus will become one of the most outstanding of the University. A schematic drawing of the long range master plan development of this campus was recently released for public view. The plan provides for considerable flexibility and for possible future expansion. Santa Barbara is fast becoming a highly spe- cialized liberal arts college offering under- graduates work. Although a lot of teachers are still turned out, the college is getting away from the old State College days. Santa Barbara has a more or less special advantage in being a part of the large and overwhelm- ing University of California while being small enough for the professors to know the stu- dents and the students to know each other. - ALEXANDER OMYTROW of tht ASUCMC mEDICRL I IN THE San Francisco hills, north of Golden Gate park is the University Medical Center. One of the leaders in the field of medical education, the college was begun in 1862 as Toland Medical School and became affiliated with the University in 1873. The school now includes all phases of medical science—col- leges of pharmacy, dentistry, and nursing, in addition to the Medical School. Student ac- tivities are a very integral part of the center. One of the most notable students activities was the construction of a cafeteria and sup- ply store in 1921 -22. The credit for this goes to the dental students who raised the money and donated the labor to construct the chicken coop. Student activities today are stimulated by Cal Club and the recently formed ASUCMC (Associated Students. University of California Medical Center) which was organized by the Cal Club on the campus in 1947. It has been striving for the students in the various colleges on campus to get better acquainted with each other in order to have an integrated rather than a fac- tional student body. SIONEV LEVENE. Pr«id� M of l� e Cl « at Medical Cw«cf. CERTER THE Medical Center now covers twenty acres. During the past fifty years it has de- veloped from what a few great men believed to be an almost incredible dream into one of the world's greatest teaching centers in the field of medicine and allied professions. Now, as for the future, Medical Center is under- going vast and expansive changes. In the next two years a new teaching hospital, medical sciences building, clinic expansion, new intern and nurses' quarters and a student union will get the movement under way with a bang. The hospital as planned will contain fourteen stories. With the medical sciences building, the first year medicine will be transferred to this campus in the fall of 1954. Students, fac- ulty and graduates, it is estimated will number 2,700 this year and in 1970 they will total 4,000. Obviously, Medical Center is growing fast—both in size and prestige. So, really, the story has just begun. THE CLASSES seniORs ALTHOUGH they will go down in history with the slogan 1950—The Golden Year, the Senior class will eternally be known as the class of '50 with no gifty! Troubled four long years with this giftless problem, they finally settled on a worthwhile scholar- ship fund as their donation to their alma mater. A very active class, the Seniors were noted for their treasury remaining in the black for four years. Full of initiative, the Seniors organized not only Gavel and Quill honor society for those majoring in class activities, but also began the time-honored, back- breaking tradition of the Sophomore paper drive. They co-sponsored the annual Spring Sing with Glee Club, and showed the world something new in Senior Extravaganzas. Although noted for their very in- formal party-time council meetings, they concluded their college days with an outstanding, well-planned Senior Week. Filled with many nostalgic and happy memories, Senior Week included farewell banquets at the Claremont, the Senior Ball at the Turf Club, and the steps of Wheeler were forsaken by all for the traditional Beach Day on the shores at Santa Cruz. DICK BANKS PRESIDENT MARY RENARD.........VICE-PRESIDENT LIZ DENNISON SECRETARY-TREASURER BULKING............... YELL LEADER 32 SENIOR COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to rriht: Be.erl) Butler, Wally Cower, Bill Marshall, Ln Dennison, Mary Renard, Dick Barks, Bill King, Paul Alexarder, Pal Maher. SECOND ROW: Betsy Forsyth, Dorothy Morgan. Jean Robinson, Regina Warchot, Mary Ann Woelfl, Nanette Oelevan, Eleanor Ann Re.d, Aiken Zach-rjnn, Jaye Oennen, Carolyn Plocger. THIRD ROW: Sey Rone, Patricia Christensen, Karyl Freitas, Dick Ste.n-eU, Roth Anne Haaf, Helrn Rowell, Stuart Sieroly, Jack Roos, John Unruh Peg Raysor. FOURTH ROW: Oon Sohlin, Oarid Friedenbrry, Howard Frieten, Oerk Stnkwerda, Darrell Nelson, Bcvtrly Bender, Carolyn Blake, Mary McGraw, Pat Newell, Yvonne Martin. 8ACK ROW: Martha Sleuslc f, Ralph E. Pfost, Betty Lu Cassou, Richard A. Walker, Lee Sutton, BOS Newell, Cleo Johnson, Ralph Henderson, Adelc Chase, Diane Fruhlirg. SENIOR PEACE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Dick Van Houtew, Blair Hoit, Bill Marshall, Dick Walker, Seymwr Rose, Paul Aleiander, Wally Cooper. BACK ROW: Ralph Pfost, Harry Gardner, Boh Livermore, Tom Young, Andre Tofpegin, Bill Kin?. 33 AAMOTH, DIANE U Fargo, N. D. Political Science How Students; A Mr; Treble Clef; Senior Council. ADAMS, IRWIN D. Stockton AccWtiwj Sc-wlcs; Big ”C ; Cal Eng., Mgr.; Bull A r AIKAWA, HENRY Y. Alameda Physiology How Students; Nisei Club. AlFF. WILLIAM H. ABERLY, ROBERT E. Berteler Business Administration. AO AMS. STANLEY J. Seattle, Wash. Psychology. AIKAWA, JACK T. Alameda Zoology Honor Students; Nisei Club. AI.FILLE, MAURICE Hsddenfleld, N.J. Cairo, Egypt Richmond, Mo. French How Students; French Circle. AMANDES, RICHARD B. San Francisco Criminology Frosh Crew. Berkeley Transportation Masonic Club. AMERIO. UMBERTO San Francisco Business Administrat loo A8ERNATHY OSCAR R„ JR. Los Angeles Electrical Engineering. AOELMAN, DANIEL 0. Bethlehem, Pa. Accounting -AM; Aie tra.4- gaaa, Director. AITCHISON, RITA Oakland Krone Economics ON; How Studer-ts; Horn? Economics Club. ALFORD, ROBERT R. Angels Camp Electrical Chemical Sociology Engineering Engineering Bowles; Honor IRE; AIEE. BST; ASCE. Students; YMCA, President. ALLEN, ALLEY, ALLISON, WILBUR C. ROBERT V. RALPH G. San Bernardino Chemical Engineering ASCE. AUIDON, SANDE Lafayette General Curriculum ZTA; Class Councils; YWCA. ABRAHAM. LILLIAN Piedmont Business Administration d X6; SopWnore Council; Orien- tations Council; ACFELDT, ARNO M., JR. Oakland Speech n KA; Homecoming. AITCHISON, SHIRLEY M. Mill Valley Psychology Cunsing ham, ALGER, THORVALO M. Orer Lodge, Mont. Psychology. ALLUSTIARTI, PAYMONO Patterson Electrical Engineering SEE; Radio Amateur's Club; Newman Club. AVIRKHAN, V. MICHAEL Nerr York, N. Y. Chril Engineering ASCE. ABRAMSON, JOHN D. Santa Rosa Electrical Engineering II KA; SEE. AGEE, CECIL H. Santa Paula Medical Science Bswtes; Honor Students; Rally Committee; Pre-Medical Society. AITKEN, EDWARD A. Ontario Chemistry Bowles; Baseball. AL-HAIK, ANTOINE R. Bagdad, Iraq Psychology. ALTSCHULER, HAROLD M. San Francisco Wildlife Conservaticn KN. AMSBAUGH, FRANK D. Sin Francisco Bacteriology Golf; Swimming; Tennis. ABRAMSON, MICHELL N., JR. Santa Rosa ABRAMSON, ROBERT San Francisco ABUL-HAB, JAHILK. Karbala, Iraq ABU-MUJAHED, SALEH A. Palestine ADAMS, OANA P. Los Angeles Journalism II KA; SIAN; Cal Club; Rep- al-Large; Ex. Committee; IFC; ACC. Philosophy 4-BK. Entomology. Political Science. Aeronautical .Engineering ASME. AGUILAR, AGUSTIN, AHLGREN, AHRENS, AHRLINC, MARIE T. BENJAMIN P. GEORGE L. JIM RICHARD M. Richmond Cebu, P. I. San Diego Alhambra Business Administration Oakland Spanish Public Health Advertising Business ASA; Honor Students; Blue Gold, Mgr. Filipino Ckab, President. XAE; Winged Hrtiwt; Big C ; Crew. 4 2K; Junior and Senior Council; Rally Ccmmittee. Administration. AITKEN, LOWELL A. Mill Valley Political Science Scabbard Blade. ALLEN, ROBERT V. Portland, Ore. Social Welfare BST; CSNS; Men's Counsel- log. Director. AI.UNAN, SERGIO filial City, P. I. Economics N� wman Club; Forum Club; Golf. ANDERSON, CLIFFORD R , JR. Pasadena Political Science n ka. AKERS, TOM G. Berkeley Public Health 2AE. ALLEN, THOMAS V. Concord Electrical Engineering Bachelordon; HKN. ALVAREZ. BORJA A. El Salradce Bacteriology International House; Pre- Med Soc.; Basketball; Wrestling. ANDERSON, OONALD K. St. Helena Political Science ♦SK; ; Jr. Intrarrural. ALCORTA, LOUIS B. Wlnnemucci, Nevada Zoology. ALEXANDER, PAULS. Berkeley Psychsiogy International Board; Senior Class Publicity Chairman; Senior Council. ALEXANDER, RALPH R. Fresno Mechanical Engineering ASME. This is EDIE McEWINC who managed to get Oave's pin aid later hold a Treasure Hunt fee a ring. Sweet and u-assumlng, Edie has been everything from Soph Doll to ASUC vice-president. A member of Mortar Board, Pryt, Cal Club, etc., she is known as the only girl from Stern Hall who ran do pesh-ups. sen ANOERSON, OOROTHY J. Sacrgmerto Social Welfare. ANDERSON, OUDLEY B. Oakland Psychology Glee Club. ANDERSON. ELEANOR F. Grants Pali, Ore. Political Seine� ANDERSON, ESTHER I. Vallejo Scandinavian ANDERSON. FRANK S. Piedmont Insurance AS+; ♦♦; Kooecomlng; Camp.s Relation. ANDERSON, JAMES P. Arcadia Civil Engineering ASCE; Sailing. ANDERSON, KEITH A. Lindsay Sanitation. ANDERSON. MARY M. Sacramento Art Lantaiu; Utrimque; College Women's Jr.; Assembly Daree Conn. ANOERSON, RAY V. Alhambra Industrial Management. ANDERSON, ROBERT E. San Francisco Economics ANOERSON, ANOERSON, ANDRES, ANDRESEN, ANDREWS, ANORIESSE, ANGELL, ANGELO, APPEL, APTER, ROBERT V. WILLIAM C. LLOYO A. DONALD C. FREDERICK ROYK. EUGENE F. FRANK A. GERALO J. CALVIN B. Oel Roia Berkeley Anaheim Petaluma Pasadena 8erteley Dowrey Chester, Pa. Long Beach San Francisco Physical Ed.; Business Agriculture Agricultural Phjsical General Architecture Psychology Adrertlsing Mathematics Bcmtes; Big C ; Baseball. Admlrlstralion ♦TA; A AS; Ad Service Bcreaia. Acacia; AZ. Economies. Chemistry AXS. Curriculum AT. Architecture Association. 22 TI; ADO. ♦KT; A AS; Jjnioe Class V. Pres.; Gavel and Quill. ♦ME. ARCHULETA, ARDLEY. ARITA, ARMOUR. ARNEY, ARNOLO, ARNOLO, ARTHUR. ARSENAULT, ASH, FREO F. HARRY M., JR. EOITH M. ROYE. MARJORIE CHARLOTTE FOWIN L- OAVIO B. WILLIAM R. NEO R. Long Beach Social Welfare. Berkeley Economics Muror Students; NAACP; SOA. Berkeley General Curriculum Women's Counseling. This is DAVE NICHOLS. Dare lost his pin to Edle And later participated in a Treasure Hunt. A basketball player, Dave kept ■n the spirit until be received a leg injury. As a member c Skull and Keys, Wirged Helmet, and Big ”C, he is perhaps best known for his sterling performa-ce at the Skull and Keys initiation. I QRS Pasadena Mechanical Engineering ASME; EAA. ASHBEL, SHLOVO T. Tel-Aviv, Isr. Biochemistry. Oiford; Hillel; UFA; USCA; ACS; Skiing; 8o«ing. A'JBIN, ANDREW F. Scooma Chemistry Tower and Flame. 8ACH, BAR8ARA M. Oakland General Curricula Utrimque. Alberta. Can Business Administration ZTA; ♦XH; AMA. ASHE, ROBERT J. 8ur I ingame Journalism AKA; SAX; Daily Cal; Homecoming; Press Relations. AULWURM, RICHARD Stockton Medicine Bowles; ♦£!; Kvor Student. BACIGALUPI, ANDREW San Francisco History •OK !1. Salinas General Cerriculsm ZTA; Masoo-c Club; Toner and Flame. ASHIZAWA, VIVIEN San Frjnclvco General Curriculum Counseling. AUSMAN, JOHN S. Huntington Part Physics IT «♦; TB11; •� 11X; Hceor Students; Circle C. 8ACKUS, ROBERT A. Pasadena Electrical Engineering AI EE. Canon City, Colo. Landscape Dnig . ATCH1NS0N, ROBERT C. Oakland Architecture. AVANT, WILMA J. Berkeley Psychology WAA. 8AGNALL, LEW G., JR. Burlingame Civil Engineering Circle ”C ; Rifle Team. Berkeley Marketing, ATKINSON. JOSEPH F„ JR. San Francisco Physiology ♦XK; Rally Comm.; Crew; Varsity Rowing Club. AVILLA, LUCY M. Cressey Spanish Ad Service 8ureau. BAGWELL, FREDA. Albany Mechaeical Engineering. Oakland Pliysks Acacia. AU, MILDREO L. El Centro Mathcmitks Sherman; CSC; CSCA. AYER, LAWRENCE H. Bakersfield Architecture Architecture Assn.; Ski Club; Music Club. BAILEY, CHEYNEY Belvedere Art UC CMrus; Orchesls; Folk Oance Club. Los Angeles Marketing XII; Scabbard and Blade; A AS; Student Marketing AiSfl AU8ERTINE, HORACE E. San Francisco History SX. BACCELLI, JOHN J. San Francisco Wildlife Conse nration. BAILEY, KENNETH D. Willows E'ectrical Engineering AIEE. BAIN, HUGH P. Berkeley Mechanical Erglneeriag ASME. BAIRO, BEVERLY A. San Jose General Curriculum A . BAIRO, 8RUCE L. Berkeley Mechanical Engineering. 8AIR0, JAMES G. Alhambra Mechanical Engineering Tit 11; IITX; ASME. BAKER. LUCHAN G. Berkeley Busine-s Administration AY A; YMCA; NAACP. BAKER, VARVIN C. Whittier Business Administration Toner and Flame, Treasurer. BAKER, MEREDITH A. Oakland History AOn;CSTA. BAKER, NORMAN C. Grangeville, Id. Electrical Engineering SEE. BALL. ROGER 0. Oakland Business Administration YTA; Skull and Keys; Winged Hel- met; Cal Club; Yell Leader. BALL, D0RR1T J. Oakland General Curriculum A I ; AMI'; Pelican. Frosh Council; Homecoming. BALL, LESLIE Napa Speech AO II. BALL, MARY Santa Ana Hispanic America AXQ; Hwor Students; Tower and Flame; Pelican; Elec- tions Board. BALLARO, 8ERT0N E. Palo Alto General Curriculum YH2; Honrr Students: Crew; Ate ; Oski Committee. BALLARO, KENNETH J. Palo Alto Psychology Masonic Club; Yacht Club; Psychology Soc. BALLARIS, NORMA San Francisco General Curriculum Jwguin. 8AN0AR, ALVIN San Fracclsco Optometry OEY; Optcmetric Students Assn. BANKS, RICHARO M. Oakland Social Welfare ATQ; NSA; NROTC; Class Pres.; Gavel ard Quill. BANTZ, JUSTUS H. San Francisco Accounting BAY; Brx. BARACH, SIONEY Chicago, III. Public Health AEIT; IISS; Fencing. 8ARAN0FF, ALBERT San Francisco Industrial Engineering Oaily Cal; Cal Engineer; SAM. BAR8ASH, BARBARA J. San Francisco Journalism ATA; Daily Cal, Soph. Editor. BARBIS. GEORGE M. Oakland International Relations AYE; FISA; Horor Students. BARDEUNI, RICK Oakland Mathematics «X; XXII; Jr. Council; Men's Counseling. BARDET, THOMAS L. Berkeley Marketing KX; 8ig C Guard. BARKER, 6ERT0N F. Fresno Mathematics BXT. 8ARKER, CHARLES M., JR. Berkeley History Newman Club. BARKER, DAVID W. Niles Economics. BARNARD, R08ERT T. Riverside Foreign Trade YXK. BARNUM. LAM8ERT Hayward Busiress Administrat kc. BARON, JOHN E. Berkeley Psychology Honor Students; Psychology Society. 8ARRETT, PAUL J. Oakland Advertising BARRETT, ROBERT F. San Mateo Business Administration XAE. BARRETT, BARRON, VIRGINIA S. ROBERT A. Berkeley Lafayette Hispanic America Aecouetlng Treble Clef. BrX; BAY. BARRY, HELEN 0. Sax Francisco General Curriculum ASA. BARTLETT, BARTLETT, JOHN N. JOHN W. Berkeley Los Angeles Marketing Architecture 4 K2; Winged Mel- Architecture rast; Ball Ch3in; Association. Sop Rally Comm. A future business erecul.ve with plenty of crpcrlcnee is ASUC resident, DANNY COELHO, who «as also president of Junice Class, V-P of Circle ”C Society, chairman ct ACB and president of Pacific Students Presidents. While relaxing, Oskie kept Sec- retariat entertained with his hreery stories. BARTLETT, THOMAS B. Eureka Electrical Engineering AKE; Triune; Scabbard and Blade. 8ASS, AUOREYA. San Francisco BASSETT, JAMES H. BASSAN, JOE 0. Cairo, Egypt BATTY, MARJORIE L. Orinda 8ASTABLE, JAMES L. San Francisco Geology AIUE. Letters and Science Ben. Chemistry. Accounting BAY. BATTISTINI, EDWARD Optometry OEY; Optonetry Assn. Spanish AMI'; Spanish Club. Mechanical Engineering TBII .ASME; Photography Club. Phydies BXT. Psychology AZ. Political Science YKX. History. 8AUMCARTNER, JAMES V. Piedamt BEAL, LAURENCE H. San Francisco BEALE, PAXTON Oakland BEAN, LYLE A. Normal, til. BECCIO, RAYMOND V. San Frarcisco BECK, SHEILA M. Vancouver, Can. BECKER. BRUCE A. Stockton Gereral Curriculum AYE; n AS; Ad Service Bureau, Mgr. Medical Science ZBT; Y22; ACC; YBK; Golden Bear; Welfare Council. 8ECKLUND, ROBERT K. 8EEBE, 8EECHEN, WILLIAM 8. PAULINE 8EERS. EUGENE W. Albany Business Administration XAE. Ashljnd, Ore. English «S; Glee Club. Oakland Btrktlty Child Development MKha-k.il Honor Students; Engineering YWCA; ASME. Orkntatiom. BEESTON. DIANE S. San PrantiKO General Curriculum K K I'; Ace of Clutn. BEGOVICH, DANIEL V. San Francisco Economics ♦AM; Triune; SVull and Keys; Football; Rugby. 8EHN-ESCHEN- 8URG, WALTER J. Mexico City, Mn. Electrical Engineering AIEE. BELLIZIO, ELCIE L. Oakland Physical Education P E Society; Circle ‘X. BELOU. HORACE L. Berkeley Crell Engineering Varsity Handball Team. BEMETT, BENDER. ELINOR E. BEVERLY H. Berkeley Lodi Dramatic Literature Retailing Lillie Theater. AAII; BIX; Sr. Council; Sr. Women's Bd. 8ENES, LOUISE M. Cicero, III. Nursing RN's on Campus. BENJAMIN, BEKKO. SHIRLEY ALLAN F. El Cerrito Pittsburg Advertising Pharmacy Blue and Gold; ♦AX. University Theater; Art Bureau. BERGLUNO, LEONARO E. San Pedro Forestry. 8ERK, HERBERT M. La Cauda International Relations SAM. 8ERKMAN, WILLIAM R. Berkeley Economics Glee Club, Sr. Mgr.; Music Council; Alumni Song Committee. BERKOWITZ, BERNARDO San Francisco History Honor Students. BERMAN, BERMAN, JESSIE A. SHIRLEY C. Sacramento Soocma English Slat 1st ks A!:♦; ♦UK; ASP; A£♦; BI X. Panlle; Varsity Oebate. BERNECKER, DOROTHY A. Saginaw, Mich. Nursirg. A� interuticnal retatkns major, BAR8ARA JOSSELYN Ms two ♦eat ambitions—first, to work in the State Dept., and seccod, to see withort her glasses. Another active Stern Hall girl, Barbara •wo sub-chairman of Women's Counseling and Elections Board, and member of Pryl, AMP, and Honor Students. BEST, ROBERT A, Oakland Business Administration ♦ KV. BETZLER, WILLIAM F. Calumet, Minn. Mining MT; AIMS; Mineral Tech. Assn. BEUERLEIN, JAMES U. Buffalo, N. Y. 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BELICH, GLORIA San Pedro General Curriculum Oldenberg; Wcmen's Counseling. BERGER, JERRY Oakland Retailing XAM. BERRY, LEO K. San Francisco Civil Engineering ASCE. 8ERTH0L0, R08ERT 0. Mulino, Ore. Industrial Engineering SAM; ASME. BERTIN, HENRY J. San Francisco Chemistry. BEYER, MARYLEE Modesto Physical Education WAA; P.E. Major's Club. BIAGI, RICHARO C. Oakland Marketing Newman Club; AMA. 8IE0ENBACH, JANE V. Berkeley Speech A i; AXE; SpeKh Arts; Orthesis. BIRO, ELEANOR J. Oakland English ASA; Tower and Flame; Cal Eng.; Women's Counseling. BIRO, WILLIAM J. San Marino Economics AT A; Class Councils; Rally Committee. BIRKA, GERALO R. Sacramento History. BLAIR, NORMA M. San Francisco Psychology HT; AMP; Honor Students; Utrimgae; Women's Counseling. BLAIR, WILLIAM H. San Diego Civil Engineering Til II; XE. 8LAIS0ELL, FOSTER W. Oakland German Honor Students; A Mr; Rifle Team; Deutsche Verein. BLAKE, CAROLYN J. Burlingame Political Science Richards; Oriwta- lions; WSSF; Sr. Council; Cal Hosts. BLAKE, ROBERT J. Oakland Chemistry. BLAKELEY. LOIS M. Fresno General Curriculum Ar; Pelican; Homecoming. 8LAKEM0RE, HERBERT H. Lewiston Entomology. BLANC, ALLEN L. Berkeley Marketing SAE; Beg ”C ; Ball and Cham; Scabbard and 8lade BLANK. WILLIAM Oakland Civil Engineering ASCE; AIME. BLANKENSHIP, BETTY J. Lafayette Physical Education Stratford; NXM ; Prytanean; WAA; Orchesis. eLESCH, PRISCILLA Burlingamr English Stern; Elections Board; Red Cross. BLISS, ALBERT E. Whittier Marketing. BLOUGH, ROBERTA Temple City Accounting AXA; «-X0; •t-XS; Pelican; Honor Students. 6LUMENFIELD, ALLAN San Francisco Psychology. BLUMENTHAL, ROBERT A. San Francisco Physics Honor Students; 11 ME. BOCK, WALTER F„ JR. Melrose Park, III. Art AE. BOOINE, BARBARA Pasadena English A ; VSA; Intramural. BOGART, JACK S. Oat lard General Curriculum KA; Daily Cal. BOHN, GEORGE W. Santa Ana Civil Engineering XE; TBfl; Honor Students; ASCE. BOLSTAO, HARRY W. Berkeley Civil Engineering SAM; ASCE. BOLT. THOMAS L. Oakland Anthropology. 8L00MFIELD. FREO P. Antioch Saltt Management. BOLTE. FREDERICK Honolulu, T. H. Mechanical Engineering ASME. BOLTE, VIRGINIA Honolulu, T. H. Economic Home Economics Club. BOLTON, JACKM. Salt Late City, Utah Civil Engineering ATQ. 80MMARIT0, PAUL F. Santa Clva Optometry. BOODT. WILLIAM A. San Leandro Forestry International House; EE II; Forestry CM; NROTC. BOONE, JAMES S. Sarta Cruz Political Science ATA. BOONE, LUCILLE M. Stockton Mathematic� Beajdelaire. BON, CHARLES K. Crockett Chemical Engineering TBfl; AIEE; IRE; AlChE; Orientation� . BON, RAMON J. Los Biros Transportat loo Del Rey; Pelican Class Council; Men's Counseling. BONO, CAROLYN J. Redding Decorative Art North Gables; AX A; Oorrr Council. BOONE, WINSTON B. Berkeley Zoology. BOREl, ERNEST E. Auburn Eronem ios HE; Class Council; Ciew; Men's Counseling. BORG, RICHARO J. Arcadia Chemistry. BORSON, 80RUM, EUGENE N. JOHN F. Long Beach Oakland Mechanical Political Science Engineering ZBT; Cal Erg.; ASME; Flying CM. EOTTORFF, HENRY Place rrille Chemical Engineering Hiking Club; AICE. BOUDREAUX, JOHN L. Berkeley Acccuntlng BAT. BOSSIN, ARTHUR S. BOST, SHIRLEY A. BOSTWICK, JANIS L. Rochester, N. Y. Berkeley Berkeley Optometry Oramatic Art Soc ill Welfare QE ; Ho-or Hammer Dimmer; Spttth Arts; Students. UC Theater; Radio Workshop. YWCA. BOUQUET, BOUQUET, BOWEN, DANIEL J. FRANCIS L-, JR. HOWARO P. San Anselmo San Amelneo Physics Scabbard and Blade; Oakland Slavic Languages Zoology How Students; Scabbard and Blade; Quarterdeck Soc. Amateur Radio Club; Masonic Club. AX. BOTT, BARBARA J. Riverside Sociology. BOWEN, MARVIN A. San Francisco Landscape Design Landscape Design Club; ALA; Architecture Assn. BONO. 80N0Y, JOYCE E. MARY L. Redding Kansas City, Mo. Medical Technology. General Curriculum Elizabeth Barrett. BONE. KENNETH V. Pasadena Accounting BAT. BONT, HELEN M. San Francisco Child Development AAA. BORRMANN, GERALO F. San Francisco Civil Engineering Abracadabra; XE. ES. TBII; ASCE; Fraternity Honor Society. 60TT, WALTER M. Riverside Mechanical Engineering ASME. BOWMAN, RICHARO P. Nkasio Foreign Trade KS; Winged Helmet; Stull and Keys; BB; Rugby CM. A business enecutive to be is JANICE SCOTT ctuimin 4 Elec- tions Council, member 0� Pryt. and Pi Alpha Sigma. Spcrts loving Scottie fills her spare tine horseback riding with Chi 0 sisters. Upon graduation Jan states she hopes to late life easy. sen BOYAJIAN, CARLO. Fresno Political Science APM. BRAND, JACK Hollister Petroleum Engineering Mineral Technology Asscclatlon. BSICKELL, ROBERT S. Piedmont Marketing KX. BOYCE. KENNETH P. Santa Ana. Physical Education. BRAZIL, KATHRYN L. Sm Luis Obispo Central Curriculum XK; Pelican. BRIDCERS, SAMUEL W. Van Kuys Landscape Design. BOYO. ROVALTON Chapel Hill, N. C. Political Science YMCA. BREEZE, MARY J. Sill Like City, Utah General Curriculum Joaquin; Homecoming. BRIGGS, BARBARA E. Frew� Speech Pelican; YWCA Cabinet; Red Cross. BOYNTON, EVERETT 0. Santa Monica Art A AS. BRENNAN, JOHN 0. Grass Valley Accounting. BRIGGS, WILLIAM A. Sacramento Business Administration XX; Senior Council. 60YSEN, 80ZAJIAN, BRACK, BRAOLEY, 8ARBARA J. JOHN M. BAR8ARA E. GEORGE K. Alancda Los Angeles Berkeley Scotia. N. Y. Medical Technician Mechanical Bacteriology. Optometry KA; Blue and Gold; Eagiroerirg SIE«; Optcmetry Pelican; Soph How Students; Association. Vigilantes. ASME; TBII ; Jazz Workshop. BRENNAN, RODERICK C. 8RENNER, MARCIA L. 8RESLAUER, MARTHA J. EREUNER. WINNIE K. Redwood City San Francisco Salinas Sacramento Mechanical Political Science Lab Technician Bacteriology Engineering AXO; Pelican, HT. KKP; Ski Club; ASME. Advertising Mgr. Swimming; Tennis. BRIM, BRINKERHOFF, BROOERICK, BRODERICK, GEORCE V. RUTHAN DONALO L. NANCY S. Salt Lake City, Utah Accounting. Santa Cruz General Curriculum ASA; Pelican; Ncwrvin Club. Redding Electrical Engineering Amateur Radio Society. Lot Angeles Political Science Panile; Gavel and Quill; Rally Committee; Class Council. ween All-American ROD FRANZ Isn't busy with the recent first addition to the Franz family, he finis time for football. Big ”C, Winged Helmet, Skull and Keys, .usd the activities at the Phi Oell home. A PE major. Rod takes his studying seriously and plans to folio the profession cf Isis famous coach. 8R0I0A, TEO R. Louisville, Ky. Electrical Engineering International House; AIEE; Illuminating Engineering Society. BROMBERG, 8ART0N M. Berkeley Advertising XX; Daily Cal. I ORS BRORSON, DONALO L. San Diego Chil Engineering XE; XS; Til II; SkiCHb. 8R0WN, RICHARD L. Los Argeles Civil Engineering ZBT; ASCE. BROUSSARD, ALLEN E. Lake CM les, La. Political Science Varsity Oebate; Foreign Relief Council. 8R0WN. RICHARD L. Santa Ana Forestry Forestry Club. BROOKER, 8 ROOKS, MARJORIE E. EDWARD M. San Francisco Modesto General Curriculum Cheeahtry. XK. BROOKS, LOUISE Red Bluff History AAA. BROWN, ARNOLD L. San Francisco Mining 0T; Mineral Technology Asse.; Engineering Ccuncil. BROWN, CORVIN C. B.iby, Okla. Electrical Engineering HKN; Honor Students; THU; Eoqireenrg Council; AIEE; SAM. eROWN, EOWARD T. Concord History. 8R0WN, ROBERT C. Oivon Agriculture XK. BROWN, MACY S. Ventura Nursing RVs on Campus. BROWNSTEIN, EDWARD Huntington Park Mechanical Engineering ASME; Hlllel. BRA1NERD, NAEOA Mill Valley Pre-Medical Mitchell. BREYER, VIRGINIA Burlingame Ceneral Curriculum Osa Hispana; •PIJK; AMP; Christian Science Club. 8R00ERSEN, JACK A. Helena, Mont Business Administration. BROOKS. MARY LOU Long Beach Political Science ASA; Panile; Honce Students; Blue and Gold. BROWN, GEORGE W., JR. San Francisco Chemistry. BRUCE. JOHN A. Oakland Civil Engineering. BRAN CATO, THEOLA MAE San Jose Speech ■I'M; Gavel and Quill; Class Council; Pelican; Treble Clef. BRIAN. ROBERT E. San Oiego Physical Education Big C ; P. E. Majors Club; Baseball. BRODKEY, ROBERT S. San Francisco Chemical Engineering Honor Students; APS; K3; AIChE; Eng. Courcil; SAACS. BRORSON, CARL 0. San Oiego Electrical Engineering TBII; HKN. BROWN. MARJORIE J. Oanard Dramatic Art AOII; Hammer ard Dimmer; UC Theater BRUMBAUGH, ROBERT Berkeley Electrical Engineering A TO; «•«•. BRUNER. 8RUNK, BENJAMIN F. BRUNJES. 8RUNN, BRUTON, BRYANT, BUCHANAN HELEN R. SHANNON 0. JOHN QUENTON H. WILLIAM E. ALLAN 0. Berkeley Oakland Santa Crua New York, N. Y. Richmond San Diego Oakland Hispanic America AT A; A Mr.- Masonic Club; Pell, caw; UC Theater. Physical Education A Ad ; Winged Helmet; Skull a J Keys; Golden Bear; Big C ; Football. Chemistry. Physics Ctoyne; HUM. Forestry EX II. Electrical Ergioecring IRE. Accounting. SUCHTER, ELEANOR L. Watsonville Recreatio R-chards; Women's Counseling; YWCA; Music CM; Red Cross. BUECHNER, PAUL E. Alameda Accounting HAV; SMbbArd and Blade; Blue and Gold, Jr. Ed. 8UEERVANN, WILLIAM R. Oakland Forestry d Att; Ski Club. BULL, GEORGE W.( JR. San Francisco Political Science XN; BB; Skull and Ken; IFC; Circle C ; Rugby Club. BULLARD, JACK A. Beverly Hillt Business Administration KX; Winged Helmet. BULL1NGT0N, HOWARD Cotton Mathematics. BUNTE, LORAN S. San Lucas Civil Engineering X4 E; ASCE. BURCH. ROBERT 0. Washington, D.C. Accounting BI X; HAM� ; AMI ; JV Debate; Men’s Counseling; SAM. 8UR0ETT, SETH T. Evanston, Wyo. General Curriculum TKEf Men’s Counseling. BURG. DAVID C. Oakland Political Science XAK; 1AV; Big 'V; YMCA; Track. BURGE, THEODORE W. Beverly Hills Agricultural Economics. BURKE. BARBARA A. San Fraicisco General Curriculum A 1'A; Pelican; Neuman Ckab. BURKE, CHRISTINE 8. Berkeley Political Science AKA; YWCA. BURKE, MERVIN F., JR. Berkeley Zoology AX ; Prc-Med Society; Rifle Team. 8URKE, 8URKE, BURKET, OSCAR SALLY SUSANA C. Salinas Bakersfield Ventura Psychology A Mr; Jr. Varsity Oebate; Tennis. Speech KA; Blue and Gold; Newman Club. General Curriculum r B; Blue and Gold; YMCA; New- man Club. BURTON, WILLIAM E. San Mateo Zoology. 8UTLER, ROBERT E. Arcadia Economics Oaily Cal, Mgr. CAMERON, JAMES D. long Beach Polit ical Science AX A. BUSCAGLIA, RITA C. Si’ Francisco Music A l A; Senior Council; Musk Club. 8YAR0, KAY L. Mill Valley Speech AXQ; II AX; Pelican, Women's Oirector. CAMERON, KENNETH R. Berkeley Transportation XAE; Varsity Basketball. BUSHNELL. WILLIAM H. Oakland Classics KA. BYERS. SHELLY A. Ventura Public Health Public Health Club. CAMPBELL, OEAN A. Petaluma Accounting. 8UTLER, ANN L. Isleton Public Health Pelican. YMCA; World Affairs Council. BYRNE, WILLIAM E. Berkeley Criminology. CAMPBELL, GRAN M. Millbrae Marketing XII; Occident. BURKS, NANCY J. Oakland Art AE; International House; College Women's Club Jr. BUTLER. BEVERLY J. Tacosra, Wash. Journalism 4 XV; Class Coun- cil; Pelican; Oaily Cal; Homecoming. 8URNETT. KENNETH E. San 8nino Electrical Engineering, BUTLER, LLOYO L. Watsonville 8usmtss Administration Bowles; Big “C; SAM; Marketing Association. BURNS. HAROLO H. Covington, La. Architecture Architecture Association. BUTLER. MARTHA B. Berkeley History. 8URNS, BURNS. HARRIET E. VICTOR W. Rumtey Berkeley Zoology Physics Honor Students; TB1I. Pre-Med Society; YWCA. BURTON, VERNON E. Omaha, Neb. Entomology. MG Associate Editor MARION PIERCE was known by KA sisters for the perennial statement “I’m going to fl« k out” while main- taining a 2. average. Pryt and Personal Council meetings were also on her agenda. Although she has a secret desire to be a writer and travel in Europe she Is preparing for the «ore [radical future ci a school teacher. CAGLE. DORIS M. Sacramento Recreation WAA; Recreation Majors CM. CAMPION, CARNEY J. Stockton Political Science AKA; ; A4 fl; Golden Bear; Gavel and Qwill; Home- coming. CAIN, GEORGE E. Sacramento Agricultural Economics AA. CANE, ARTHUR I. Los Angeles Optometry Honor Students. CAIN. JO ELLEN Oakland General Curriculum Elections Board; Pelican; Newman Club; Ski Club. CANEPA, JOSEPH San Francisco English. sen CANNON, DONALD S. Electric ! Engineering HKK; Tnn. CAPPER, RONALD D. CAPPS, WILLIAM M. CAROELLA, MAYN. CARDEN, MERLE W., JR. CARDER. WILLIAM W., JR. CARL, OEAN 8. CARLIN, SIDNEY CARLOS, SALVAOOR R. San Francisco Electrical Eegioeering XII; IIT112; AIEE. Kansas City, Mo. Political Science 2AM. San Angelo, Tex. Petroleum Engineering Bowles; Mineral Techroiogy Assn.; AIME. Santa Cm Hispanic America. Kenwood Electrical Engineering SEE. Berkeley Mining Mineral Technology Assn.; Engineering Council. Redding Mechanical Engineering IIT2; TB n; Subbard and Blade; Cal Eng; ASME. Stockton Psychology Pre-Med Society; Psychology Society. Matila, P. 1. Finance. CARLSON, CARL 0. San Pedro CARLSON, CURTIS R. San Bernardino CARLSON, XHN 0. Eureka CARLSON, VIRGIL R. 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JEANNINE COOMBS H famous at Stem Kail fee her perennial announcement, ''It's a goed show, siren in behalf d Radio Work- shop. After production and direction in ASUC radio and telertsion, Jeannine divides her time between Prylanean and Mortar Board. I QRS CHADBOURNE, JAMES W. Fairfield Business Administration KA. CHAN, XE H. Locke Landscape Design CSC. CARTER, ROBERT 0. Honolulu, T. H. Entomology TKE; AZ; Entomology Club; Hawaion Club. CAVALLERO, MELBA N. Madera French Senior Council; College Women's Jr.; French Club. CHALMERS, JEAN D. San Francisco International Relations 8«Mdelaire. CHAN, LlIN San Francisco Architecture. CASEY, THOMAS A., JR. CASSOU, BETTY LOLI CASTNER, MILUCENT I. CASTY. ALAN H. CATLIN, PAULINE J. Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering. Sotter Creek General Curriculum A AII; Sr. Council; Elections Board; Pelican. Upper Montclair, N. J. General Curriculum UC Chorus. Los Angeles General Curriculum II A ; Daily Cal, Sports Editor; News Bureau. Carpinteria English Stern; Pellcan; Women'sCoonsellng. CAVAN AH, JAMES A. Watsonville Insurance Gymnastics Club. CAVANAH. XHN 0. Watsonville Insurance. CENZIA, OATIVA F. Mandawe, P. I. History. CERMAK, ROBERT W. National City Forestry A2 ;S2II; Track. CERVE LLI, XSEPH D. Alameda Mechaniul Engineering ASME. CHAMBERLIN WILLIAM H. San Anstlmo Foreign Trade. CHAN, ALICE San Francisco International Relations Secretariat. CHAN, ARTHUR Y. Rangoon, Burma Zoology International House. CHAN, JAMES J. San Francisco Biochemistry. CHAN, JANNIE Sacramento Mathematics Sheeman; Honor Students; Psycho'ogy Society; WAA. CHAN, MARY Oakland Decorative Art AXA; Chinese Students Club. CHAN, THOMAS Q. San Francisco Civli Engineering. CMANDARIA, KESHAVLAL P. Bombay, India Food Technology. CHANDLER JAMES T. San Francisco OramatK Art. CHANCARIS, GEORGE 0. Marysville Social Welfare E$2; Radio Workshop. CHANNINC, DAVID M. Turlock Political Science AT; Wiogtd Helmet; Jr., Sr. Clast Council. CMESNUTT, PHILIP E. Oakland CHANNINC, HOWARD C. Turlcdc Zoology AT; Symphony Forum; Wildlife Club. CHEUNG, HENRY Walnut Grove CHAPMAN, WILLIAM H. Sacramento Chril Engieeering ASCE. CHEW, EOWARO C., JR. Oakland Civil Engiteering XE; ASCE. Chemical Engineerirg AIChE. Journalism SAX; UC Theater; Radio Workshop; Speech Arts; Axe. CHIOTRAS, NICK San Francisco Lab Technician X K; Kotor Students; Public Health Club. CHITUNI, EVELYN A. Berkeley English A PM; Symphony Orchestra. CHOATE, LEONARO J. Roseville Business Administration Marketing Assn. CHURCH, HELEN A. Lincoln General Curriculum Mitchell; Heme Ec Cbb; VVSSF; Daily Cal. CITRON, MARILYN J. San Jose General Curriculum ABA. CLANCY, EDNA M. Napa Home Economics Home Economics Club; YWCA. CLARK, CHARLES K. Altadena Economics. CLARK, DONALD A. Juneau, Alaska Industrial CLARK, OOROTHY L. San Francisco General Curriculum Richards; Honor Students. CLARK. STUART T. San Diego Foreign Trade II KA; Home- coming. CLARK, THOMAS J. Long Beach Optometry Cfcyne; Big C ; UK ; Varsity Track. CLARK, WILLIAM A. Berkeley Business Administration A E. CHARLESON, WILLIAM R. Glendale , Political Science KA; Shill aid Keys; BB. CHASE, AOELE San Jose Oecoratlre Art Eta-Z; Senior Ccuncil. CHAVEZ, ROSE L. OJal CHESSMAN, JO ANN San Pedro LHLTT, FRANK vHtiTf FRANKLIN Oakland Oakland Psychology. Industrial Engineering. CHORICH, CHOW, MELVIN M. R08ERT Sacramento Ceology. CLAPP, OOIORES Oakland International Relations Stem; Mortar Bd,; Prytanean; AMT; Women's Jud. Comm. CLARK, JAMES V. Toledo, Ohio Political Science International House; NAACP. CLARKSON, OIANA J. Sas Mateo Business Administration Stern; BIX; Women's Jud. Comm.; Rally Comm.; Panlle. San Francisco Mining. CLAR, ALVIN Oakland Business Administration Z 1ST; Hotmcom- ing; Yacht Club. CLARK. JEANNE A. Palo Alto International Relations AT A; Sr. Council; Women's Counsel log; WAA; Ski Club. CLAUSEN, BEVERLY J. Oakland Business Administration Pelican; Elections Bd.; WAA; Assem- bly Oarce ( Central Curriculum WAA. Political Science Prytanean; Torch and Shield; Women's Counseling. CHIADO, EUGENE C. Price, Utah Mechanical Engineering •PIIS; TB IT; nTS; Golden Bear; ASWE; Mews Counseling. CHICK, B. LOUISE Modesto Hispanic America Prospect Terrace; Masonic Club; Spanish Club. CHRISTENSEN, K. PATRICIA San Rafael Pre-Legal «T; Sr. Council; Pelican; Rally Comm.; Home- coming. CHU, OOROTHY JANE Honolulu, T. H. General Curriculum XOn, Chinese Students Club. CLARE, JOHN E. Bakersfield Mineral Exploration BT. CLARK, CAROLYN B. Harford Physical Education Stem; WAA. CLARK, ROBERT C. Oakland Mechanical Ergineering ASME; SAM. CLARK, ROBERT J. Burlingame Business Administration Bowles; Newman Ct«b; Orientations. CLAUSEN, GEORGE E., JR. Los Angeles Business Administration «•K2; Scabbard and Blade; Glee CDS; Rifle Team. CLAWSON, ROBERT F. Pasadena Civil Engineering. CHEN, RONAIO W. New York, N. Y. C mistry International House. CHIN, DOROTHY J. CHENG, EDWIN W. SanFraae Industrial Management isco San Fran Physiology son. CHU. EVELYN E. Oakland Child Oevekgmect SOn; YWCA; Chinese Students Club. CHIN, PAUL San Francisco Bacteriology nAb. CHUNG, BURK-HIM Kwonglesg, Chita Political Science Chinese Students Club. CMERNOW, GALYA N. San Francisco Architecture AXO; Architecture Assoc iatkn. CHINN, MARTIN 0. San Francisco Mechanical Engineering II A«; A SUE. CHUPP, EDWARO L. Fremont, Neb. Physics Honor Students. Krittlng socks and planting a July wedding are the pet pastimes of energetic JOAN MacPHtE, wlvo finds spare time for a ’Yew activities. This ADII, a former Fashion Director for Pelly ard a senior on Women's Counselirg, is secretary of ACB and an en- thusiastic Pryl member. sen CLAY, JOHN L. San Diego Journalism Slue i-ri Cold; Speeds Club. COCKSHOTT, JUNE M. Bonn, Cuba International Relations Pollan; NSA. COLLEY. WILLIAM L., JR. Beaumor.t Accoutring BAT. CLAYTON, WILLIAM R. San Francisco CfimiMlOW AAK. COOEGLIA, OONALO R. Oakland Advertising A AS; Occident, Mgr.; Publications Council. CLELANO, GEORGE R. Berkeley Accounting. COELHO, OANIEL J. San Lois Obispo BuSindSS Administration AKA; Golden Bear; Kirqod Helmet; Cal Club; ASUC Pm. CLEMENT, RICHARD S. Berkeley Electrical Engineering TBIT; IIKN; AIEE; Men's Counseling; Dramatic Society. COFFEY, WARREN C. Berkeley Speech ♦SK; Scabbard and Blade; AO-U; 2211; Military Association. CLIFFORD, CATHERINE J. San Francisco Decorat i e Art AAA; Class Coun- cil; Treble Clef; Intramural. COHAN, MAYME Montesano, Wash. Psychology Honor Student. COLLIN, CHARLES B. Hastings, N. Y. Architecture SAK; Architectone Association. COLLINGS, RALPH W. Jerome, Idaho Forestry. COLLINS, COLLINS, JACQUELINE J. VIVIAN E. San Francisco Richmond Political Science Spanish KA6; Ace of Clubs; A Mr; How Pelican; NSA; Students; Intramural. Spanish Club. CLINE, RUSSELL S. Oakland Econemies. COHEN, MORTON B. Oakland Acccuntlag. COLLISON, LAWRENCE A. Calgary, Can. Business Administration Hockey. CLINGER, EUGENE C. Muncie, Ind. Electrical Engineering. CLOR, MAHOOD a. Telafar, Iraq Forestry. COBB, JEAN R. Oakland History. wan, VIRGINIAM. Pasadena General Curriculum COHN, MARIAN Rednoed City Communications Mitchell; Class Council; Ad Service Bureau. curve, WILLIAM U. Pocatello, Ida. Zoology. COLE, COLEMAN, JOSEPHINE E. GEORGE San Francisco San Jose English Economics Mitchell; II B®, AS®. Eta-Z; Folk and Square 0.1 occ Club. COLOM BATTO, COMBES, PAUL T. GUY 0., JR. Berkeley San Diego Marketing. Pharmacy. COMBES, MARVIN C. New York, N.Y. Mechanical Engineering. CONKLIN, HAROLO C. Patchogue, N. Y. Anthrcpology Honor Students; Philippine Club. His heme may not be Eshleman, tut WALLY COOPER seems to Hue there. In addition, he seems to know everybody on campus. We wonder how he does it. As Rep-at-Large, chairman ol Senior Peace Committee, member of Ex Committee aid Golden Bear, Wally has much valuable experience behind his future law career. CONNER, JOHN R. Santa Rena Economics AT. CONOVER, WILLIAM C. Red Sank, N. J. Industrial Engineering ASME; SAM. L0NSTER01NE, CERTRUOE J. Oakland Decorative Art Rad to Workshop; Utrimque CONWAY, COOK, JAMES H. NEIL M. 8elmont Marline Political Science Industrial AX®; A®E. Management. COOK, PAULINE J. Turlock General Curriculum Stern. COOK, R08ERTW. San Francisco Public Administration. I 0R5 COOKE. COOLE, COOLE, CHARLES E. BRUCE A. RALPH W. Imperial Hollywood Porterville Civil Engineering. Central Curriculum Accounting 2®E; HAT. COOMBES, GEORGE M. Pomona Forestry Forestry Club. COOMBES, JEANNINE Fresno Business Administration Stern; Prytanean; Mortar Board; A AS; Radio Workshop. COOMBES. LOISJ. Hollywood Zoology Ritter; Inter-Oorm Judicial Committee. COOPER, CLARENCE D. Phoenix, Arir. Mathematics ♦AX; AMP; Class Council; Photography Club. COOPER. COOPER, FLORENCE 0. GLEN C. Ft. Benton, Mont. Berkeley Foreign Trade Economics. ®X0, Secretary. COOPER. R08ERT M. COOPER. WALLACE R. COPELANO, HARRY R. Angels C ® Criminology AAK; Criminology Society. Berkeley Comptos. Economics Business ASUC Exec. Comm.; Administration Rep-at-Large; SIT. Gavel a-d Quill. CORBETT, CORBETT, FRANCIS J. RALPH A. Boston, Mass. Fullerton Hispanic America. Electrical Engineering, CORDERO, RAFAEL A. El Salvador Architecture bNK; Architecture Association. COROOVA, IVANF. Lima, Peru Bacteriology Pre-Med Society. COROS, CHARLES P. Oakland Electrical Eeglneering AT; TBIT; HKN; Winged Helmet; Triune. COREY, RICHARD W. Portland, Ore. Electrical Engineering HKN; TBTI. CORLETT, BENJAMIN C. Berkeley Business Administratio � AT; BAV; Willed Helmet; Big ”C ; Skull and Keys; IFC. CORNETT, WILLIAM L. Sacramento Mechanical Engineering ASVE; Masonic. CORRAL, FRED, JR. Penryn Electrical Engineering SEE. CORRIN, ALLAN A. Long Beach Economics. CORSEN, BURTON A. Richmond Mechanical Engineering ASME. CORUM, RICHARD 1. CORVIN. MELVIN COUGHLAN, MARCIA J. COUGHLIN, CARROLL A. COULMAN, CHARLES J. COURNALE, CLYDE C. COUSENS, GEORGE t COVALL, WILLIAM S. COWAN. CHARLOTTE C. Sacramento ElCajco Electrical Engineering HKN. San Francisco Alameda San Berrurdiro San Ffi-ci'.co San Francisco Richmond Zoology. Marketing ♦ KV. Home Economies ArA; Tower and Flame; Pelican, Bacteriology Epworth; Treble Clef. Mathematics Cal Engineer; Radio Workshop; Yacht Ctab. Insurance. Physical Educat Ica. COWDEROY, OON E. San Francisco Buslress Administration. COX, OAVIO Alameda Entomology AZ; Ball ard Chain; Crew, Jr. Mgr.; Vanity Rowing. COYKENOALL, JOHN W. Tracy Chemistry AIChE. COZZO, NINAL. Oakland Spanish Newman Ctab. CRAMER, JOHNW. Santa Maria Political Science Yacht Club. CRAMER, RALPH Oakland Mechanical Engineering Scabbard ard Blade; ASME. CRANE, CAROLYN Santa Ana Spanish Lantaua; A Mr; Symphony Orch.; International Bd. CREVIER, JOHN 0. Glendale Electrical Engineering HKN; TBII; A1EE. CREW, BEVERLY L. Burbank Electrical Engineering HKN; TBII. CRITTENDEN, HELAINE Berkeley General Curriculum Ar; Orientations; Homecoming. CRITTENDEN, JACKH. Sacramento Industrial Engineering Engineering Council; Masonic Club; SAM. CROSIER, STELLA Merced Physical Education Cheney; AMI'; Dorrs Council; WAA. CROWDER, ROBERT S. San Francisco Chemical Engineering AIChE. CROWE, VIRGINIA C- Berkeley Zedkgy Phrateres; Westminster House. CROZIER, CHARLES J. Bell Political Science Military Assn.; Newman Club. CRULU JAMES A. San Francisco Forestiy SSII; Forestry Club. CRUZON, DONALD A. Napa Business Administration Nil; Tower and Flame. CUL8REATH, CHARLES H. Los Angeles General Curriculum Calvin Club. CULLOM, JAMES H. Piedmont Speech A Ad ; Cal Club; Big C ; Stoll ard Keys; Winged Helmet. CUMMINS, LEJEUNE San Diego History Bowles; ♦BK; ■OKS; NAB; A MB; Scabbard and Blade. CUNDALL, ALAN W. AUmeda Communication «X; A AS; Rally Comm. Sr. Council; Daily Cal; Pelican. CUNNINCHAV, ELMER E. CUNNINGHAM, WARREN G. CURTIS, MARY JANE OAHLMAN, DONNA D. DAKIN, GARRY 8. DALE, AUDRY A. DALENO, MARY ANN Council Bluff� , Iowa Statistic Dally Cal; Radio Workshop; Homecoming. Sauullto Social Welfare Cunningham; Dora Cowxll. Clove rdale Physical Education Richard� ; Tower and Flame; WAA; P. E. Club. Berkeley Geology Abracadabra; OT. Red Staff Food Technology Sherman; ON; Home Ec Club; Food Technology Club. Fresno Lab Technician Utrimjue; Ski Club. San Francisco Business Administration ZBT; Jr. Vanity Tennlt; Intramural. CRANE, PHILIP A., JR. Hinsdale, III. Political Soence II KA; Winged Helmet; Rally Committee. Berkeley Public Health Honor Students; Phrateres; A Mr; Women's Counseling. CREELY, ROBERT S. San Francisco Mineral Exploration 6T. CORSENTINO, LEONARO J. Oakland Business Administration THE; Scabbard and Blade; Men's Coca- jsaar COWAN, GLADYS M. Berkeley Economics Honcr Studer-ts. CRESCIO, JEANNE L. San Francisco Political Science Bryn Maar; Educ. Club; Women's Counseling; Newman. As an executive SCOT GEORGE has plenty of experience. Presi- dent of his Freshman ard Sophomore classes, Scot has risen to Rep-at-Large. Aa industrial engineering major, he is on his tees scholastically as well, as proved by his membership in TU II. The term let George do it is certainly well met by this capable Alpha Dell. sen DALTON, JOHN It. Eureka Political ScitWCt ZV; Honor Students. 0AR0AN0, GUILLERMO SanSahador, Sah. Bacteriology Honor Students; Newman Club. DAMELE, WILLIAM San Francisco Pharmacy ♦AX; Class Council. OARLING, LINDA Berkeley Slack Languages A AII; Ad Service Bureau. DAMIAN I, ANNA E. Oakland History Honor Studeds; 2KA; Women's Counseling. OARROW, ROBERT H. Santa Cruz Political Science XX; Men's Coun- seling. I ANCELO, OANIEL, LOUIS RALPH T. Richmond Richmond General Curriculum. English Classics Club; Music Out. D'ANGELO, JUANITA L Richmond General Curriculum. OAUN, ALAN N. San Oleg� Architecture. OAVIDSON, DONALD W., JR. Suttee Mechanical Engineering ASUE. DAVIDSON, ELWOOD R. Oakland Business Administration riA«. DAVIS, COROON E. Fresno International Relation AOE; Golden Bear; Debate; Radio Workshop. DAVIS, JACK E. Oakland Landscape Design Landscape Design CM . DAVIS, OAVIS, JACK W. JAMES B. Oceanside Lake port General Curriculum Forestry II KO; Scabbard Abracadabra; and Blade; Assembly 8211; AZ. Da-sce Committre. OAVIS, MARY L. Oakland SpWsh Casa Hispana. OAVIS, MOSES L. Monrovia, Liberia Agricultural Ecoromies ADA; YMCA; NAACP. On the football field It's a blessing, to his many friends a good- natured curse, but BOB CELERI Is never where he's supposed to be. Proud 6AX fraternity brothers laughingly call him everything from pa ty-pooper to Celery Head. A PE majer he plans on coaching. Besides football, Skull aad Keys and bunting fill his Wre time. OAWSON, NANCY C. Napa Home Ecoromies IOB; ON; AM; Honor Students; Irlramural. DAY, ALAN M. Oakland Mechanical Engineering OAVID T. Los Angeles CMI Engineering Bowles; ASCE DANIEL, RICHARD H. Beverly Hills Accounting SAE; Yell Leader; Megaphone Society. DANIELS, NATHANIEL San Francisco CMI Engineering ASCE. OANNELS, JACK R. Oakland Marketing How Students; Marketing Assn. DAOOD, ABDUL HAMID S. Mosul, Iraq Electrical Engineering IRE. DAVIDSON, WILLIAM A. Santa Barbara Zookgy ♦2K; Honor Students. OAVIS. EDDA M. Oakland Psychology Cal Eng.; College WomeiYs Club; Women’s Councillog. OAVIS, ELEANOR San Francisco English. DAVIS, FRANK J. San Francisco Mechanical Engineering TBIT. OAVIS, RICHARD 0. Ontario Personnel Administration Wesley Founda- tion. OAVIS, WAYNE E. Santa Ana Electrical Engineering AIEE; IRE. OAWE, CHARLES W. Bakersfield Political Science AXO. DAWSON, EDWARD C. Sacramewto Electrical Engineering TBII; HKN; S3; SEE. OEA, DAVID Y. OEAL, ANDREW S. OEATHERACE, GEORGE W. OECXER, LOIS A. San Francisco Electrical Engineering AIEE; Symphony. Pasadena Entomology Entomology Club; AZ; Calvin Club. Long Beach Civil Engineering Newman Club. TurkeV Social WeHare Women's Counseling. I ORS OE CURTONI, SHIRLEY N. San Francisco General Curriculum. OE FREMERY, DONALD Oaklard Biochemistry B8II; ♦BK; Scholastic Honor Society; Frosh Council. OE HAAS, OE JAGER, KENNETH M. WILLIAM L. Los Angeles Berkeley Landscape Design Musk Landscape Design Musk Club. Club. DEJONG, RAYMOND E. Enumelaw, Wash. Physical Education ♦KT; BB; Winged Helmet; Skull and Keys; Football. DE LALLA, OLIVER F. 8rOCklOO, Mass. Physiology Prt-Mcd Society; Tenuis. DELAMENE, HENRY S. Marysville General Curriculum AKA; Agricultural Economics Club. OE LANCEY, CLINTON C. South Pasadena Business Administration SAM OE LA ROE, ROBERT E., JR. San Francisco Chemical Engineering. OE LA TORRE, AGNES Los Aageks History Honor Stodenls; 2KA; Square OE LA TORRE, MARYE. Los Angeles Recreation Recreation Majors Club; Square Dance Club. DELAVAN, NANETTE K. Saa Jose General Currkulum; AZ; Pelican; Senior Council. DELONEY, THURMON L. Watonga, Ok la. Mathematics A A. DE MARTINI, WILLIAM C. San Francisco Business Administration TKE; Winged Helmet. DEMATTE!, DEMATTOS, DEMING. DENNEN, DENNISON, DENSON, DENTON, OERRY, DE TUNCQ, OEUTSCH, ANGELO F. RICHARD 0. HOMER H. FAYE R. ELIZABETH A. LORAINE E. 8URNICE V. BARBARA J. GEORGE P. NORMAN Burlingame Salinas Los Angeles Alameda Santa Marla Vallejo Fresno Piedmont Hollywood Berkeley Civil Engineering. Communication X-bE: -b b; A AX; IFC; 1FCSS; Dally Cal. Electrical Engineering AIEE, IRE. Industrial Engineering AZ; Blue and Gold; Sr. Counell; Elections Bd. Decorative Art AAA; Prytanean; Garel and Quill; Senior Class, Secretary. History Pelxolto; Masonic Club. Political Science ZTA; Seaier Co.--cii; Pelican. General Curriculum AXQ. Political Science. Biochemistry Tower ard Flame. DEWBERRY, DEWEY, DEVEREL, DEYO, DHILLON. DIAL, DIAZ, DIAZ. MARGIE V. DIBBERN, J. MONTE DIBBLE, DANIEL A. ROY J. WARREN L. RAYMOND E. PRITAM S. ROBERT T. JOE DAVID V. Montrose Tucscn, Aria. Berkeley North Hollywood East Punjab, Amarillo, Tea. Whittier Pacific Grore Orirda Woods ide Industrial Management. Civil Engineering ASCE. Economics KX; Winged Helmet; Big C ; Crew; Varsity Rowing. Industrial Engineering Bowles; SAM; Yacht Club. India History. Accounting. Entomology Entomology Club; Newman. Economics. Accounting Bachelerdon. Economics «•TA. DIBBLE, FRANK 8. DIBS, DICKEY, DONALD R. DICKSON, OICKSON, OICKSON, DIEDEN, 01ETSCH, OIGRAZIA, OILBERCER, GEORGE A. ERNEST L. ESTA L. FLORENCE S. HUBERT V. ELI L. ROBERT J. LORRAINE Y. Santa Rosa Bellflower Whittier Pocahontas, Ark. Oakland Wcodacre San Francisco Detroit, Mich. Saw Francisco Oakland Gcrr.in Fencing. 01MMICK, CONSTANCE M. San Marino Botany Cheney; Lutheran Student Am . Economics Tower and Flame; Vanity Debate. OIMMICK, KATHRYN E. San Gabriel English Xtl; Prytanea ; Horcr Students; NSA; Treble Clef. Mechanical Engineering Beil; W.njed Helmet: NSA; IFC; A$ME. OIN, FRANK H. Sacramento Retailing 11 A ; Chinese Students Club; Intramural. Electrical Engineering SEE; IRE. DIN. JAMES Sacramento Accounting BAT. History Statistics Economics Honor Students; College Women's Club Jr.; XKA. Colonial; Treble Clef. USCA. OINCWELL, OINWIODIE, DJONNE, PARK T. EDWARD 0. BETTY A. Oakland Oakland Marietta, Business Accounting General Administration «•A0; IFC; living Grocp II KA; BAT. Zoology. Circle C ; Track; Soccer. English ZTA. last ore out cf the Curriculum NBA. Late lor breakfast, last one on the bus, lockers, but first in the hearts el his fellow crew men is IAN TURNER, one cf the few nen-seniors to be voted os the All-American rev . Work in international relations and 'Oee Dee are in his future. DMYTROW, ALEXANDER F. Smoky Lake, Can. Pharmacy •MX; Class Council. D088INS, STANLEY R. Oakland Business Administration Newman Club. OOBBS, BILLY D. Strathmore General Curriculum £!!;«♦; IFC. DODDS. R08ERT B. San Francisco Criminology XX; Big C ; Football. DOOOS, WENDELL H. Wood la«d Dramatic Art Hammer and Dimmer; UC The- ater; Welfare Council. DOLAN, R08ERT W. Richmond General Curriculum. DOLEZAL. FRANK 0. San Francisco Inter national Relations A E. DOLEZAL, IRVIN F. Kiltdeer, N. D. Electrical '‘nglseerlrg. DOLS, ALPHONSE J. Oakland Accounting BAT. DONAHUE, DOLORES J. San Gabriel English Stratford; Yacht Club. DONALDSON, DOROTHY I. Oakland Social Welfare Social Welfare Assn.; WAA; Yacht Club; Orchesis. OONOERO, RAYMONO S. San Arse I mo Geography. OONER, MAXH. Inglewood Forestry Circle ■‘C ; Forestry Club; Hockey. OONG, HARRY Phcenlx, Aria. Statistics. sen DONG, JANET San Francisco Social Welfare SOU. OONOGH, PATRICIA J. Richrosnd Decorative Art XQ. DORIUS, KERMlT P. OOTTA, .AMES 0. DOUGHTY, FRANK 0. Lot Angeles Architecture n KA; Rally Ccmm.; Glee Club; Homecoming. Redding Art Hammer and Dimmer; Mask and Oagger; UC The- ater, Art Dir. Capltola Soli Physics Cymnastlcs Club. DOWELL, RAYMOND L. Woodland Art. OOWNES, KENNETH L., JR. Honolulu, T. H. Industrial Engineering TBII; ITT2; ASME; SAM; Folk Darcing. DOWNES, MARGARET C. Chicago, III. Decorative Art AXA. DRAYTON, DRESSER, RALPH D. DUANE W. Oakland South Pasadena Economies Business Varsity Debate. Administration 2AE; Scabbard and Blade; Men's Counseling. DUDEK, JAMES E. Racine, WIs. «‘•counting. DUFER, JAMES A. Biggs German International House; Daily Cal, Spans Editor. DUGAN, NEYSA Berkeley Psychology Mortar Board; Torch and Shield; Prytanean; Wom- en's Jud. Comm. OUKLETH, COROON W. San Francisco Civil Engineering ASCE. DUNBAR, DONALO P. Oakland Retailing. DUNER, HELEN F. Sacramento Social Welfare Sherman. OUNHAM, CHARLES R. Honolulu, T. H. Personnel Stephens Union; Eshleman Comm.; Hui Okutapea. DUNKEL, BETTY M. Oakland International Relations Casa Hispana. DUNKUM, WILLIAM E. Albany English a Mr. DUNN, OONALO L. San Leandro Advertising. DUNN, JACQUELINE C. Oakland Communications Stern; IIAS; Rally Comm.; Ad Service Bureau. DUNNELLS, MARCIA L. Concord English Eta-Z. OUNSHEE, RALPH L. San Francisco Business Administration. DUNSTER. MARJORIE J. Berkeley Art XT A. OURANTE, MARTIN D. San Leandro Economics ♦ Kf; Winged Helmet. OURBIN, JACK H. San Diego Forestry !'!♦; Forestry Club. DURKEE, RONALD E. Burlingame Foreign Trade Bowks. BURNING, RICHARD Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering. DUNLAP, EDWARO . Berkeley Industrial Engineering ♦KX. DURRAN, DONALD A. Glendale Mechanical Engineering TBIT; ASME. Tuesdays and Thursdays are favorite days of OtCK BANKS, '•mill- Ury man. He was president of the senior class, editor of the Captain Quarter-Oeck, a Golden Bear, member ol Gavel Quill aJ NSA, He enjoys wandering in the hills behind I House and people. After graduation he plans to enter into inter- national Jctnity. BUTCHER, NADINE Pasadena General Curriculum Freeborn. OUVARAS. JAMES. JR. San Francisco General Currimlum ♦ KV; Winged Helmet; 8ig C ; Cal Club; Rep- ai-large. DYE, ROBERT C. M tddlelcwn, Ohio Pre-Medical Honor Students; Pre-Med Society. OYER, VARY E. Richmond General Curriculum Honor Students; College Women's Club; Masonic Club. OYER, MILDREO A. Berkeley Bvsiness Administration KA. EASTBURN. WILLIAM W. San Carlos Political Science ♦KT; BSE; Elections Board; UC Theater; Radio Workshop. EASTER, GEORGE Berkeley Medical Science 4-KS; Integra- tereity Honsr Society; Basket- ball, Mgr. I ORS EASTHOUSE, LEROY K. Hamford Chemical Engineering SAACS; AIChE. E8ERHARDT, JOHN W. San Francisco Medical Science. EOGAR, COWARD P. Richmond General Curriculum Abracadabra; Scabbard and Blade. EOMISTON, OORIS Beaumont English A AX; Women's Counseling. EDWAROS, OOTOTHY J. San Francisco English Sherman; YWCA. EDWAROS, HUGH L. San Leandro Communications Speech Arts. COWARDS, RALPH A. Salt Lake City, Utah Architecture ♦AS. EFSTATHIOU, JOHN Alameda Electrical Engineering. EDWARDS. ANNE LOUISE Diablo Eeglish nno. EHMKE, ERNEST F., JR. Berkeley Chemical Engineering AIChE; SAACS. EDWAROS, BOB L. Richmond Public Administration ♦SK; ATS; Senior Week; Personal Contact Comm. EHRENTHAL. EOITH Los Angeles Accounting Sherman. EDWAROS, DONALO A. Alameda Physics ♦BK. EHRHART. ROBERT W. Oakland Mechanical Ergineering. E1CHEND0RF, RICKARD 6. Sifl Francisco Business Administration Maioric Club. FlUS, PATRICIA K. Oakland Oslo, Norway Civil Engineering ASCF. EIFFLER, LEROY 0. Fresno Marketing •PSK. ELLIS, RICHARO W. Sanger EISENBERC, MORRIS Radom, Poland Chemical Engineering AlChE; Hlllel. ELLIS, WILLIAM J. Oakland ELDER, FULTON S. Ellwood City, Pa. English BET; How Slcdcnls. ELLISON, KEN E. Redding ELDER, R08ERT San Francisco Business Administration. ELSKEN, ROBERT Berkeley ELE, JOHN H. Sacramento Political Science A TO; Glee Club; JV Swimming. ELSTER, SAMUEL Los Angeles ELEFANT. ROBERT B. San Francisco ELKINS, R08ERT A. Oakland ELKNER, LOIS R. Berkeley San Francisco Napa Salinas Detroit, Mich. Genetics TKE; Military Assn.; 8ig C. Oakland Agricultural Economics Internatioedl Moose; Agricul- tural Ecommics Hraldsturg ■PM; Senior Women's Cowell. Allentown, Pa. General Curriculum Stebbins: A I’M; EE It; Psychology Society; German Club. San Fraroisco Mechanical Engineering. Kingsbueg Accounting. Medford, Ore. Criil Engineering ASCE; Winter Sports Club. El Cerrito Mechanical Engineering ASME. ELLIS, BARBARA J. Santa Barbara PuWle Health. Psychology Central History Tower and Flame; Curriculum ZTA; YWCA; sin; Psychology Society. ASA. Senior Council. ELY, EMERSON, EMERY, EMERY, JACK 0. WALDO J. JEAN PHILIP H. Berkeley General Curriculum Aon. Crril Eegiaeering ASCE. Mechanical Eegincering ASME; Assembly Darce Comm., Chmn. Marketing «3. Chemical Engineering AlChE. Electrical Engineering II A . Architecture Oel Rey; ; XAK; Men's Counseling. Business Administration. General Curriculum. General Currlcutan XV; ; IFC. ENCER, FINN 0. ENGLER, PAUL B. ENGSTROM, WARREN L. ENZENAUER, HANNAH M. ER8, ESTHER ERIKSEN, LEROY ERICKSON. HOWARO A. ERICKSON, RAYMOND C. ERICKSON, ROGER W. ERNS8ERGER, PHILIP Santa Paula Business Administrat ice. Bowles. ERNS8ERGER, R08ERT J. SanU Paula Architecture Bowles; Archi- tecture Assn.; Men’s Counseling. EVENETTE, GREGORY E. Oakland Accounting AS ; Yacht Club. FAIRLEY. WILLIAM L. Baktrsfiold Zoology. ERNST, ELMORE U. Stockton ERVING, RICHARO M. Berteley ESHMAN, AARON R. Los Angeles EUKEL, WARREN W. Glendale EVANOW, SERGE N. Certe Madera Architecture 8owles; TA; Men's Jud. Comm,; Architecture Asia. Civil Engineering n KA; ASCE. Psychology ZBT: Public Relations Chmn.; IFC; Class Council. Physics Engineering. Anthropology U2T; Men's Orientations. EVERETT, ROBERT L Orwille Business Administration AKA; . EVERS, JOAN G. San Francisco General Cuniculum AI EWING. OORLESA b. Napa German Honor Students; German Club; UC Cheeus. EWING, STEPHEN 0. Berkeley Psychology Varsity Crew. FAGERSTROM, RICHARO W. San Jose Political Science K£. FAIRMAN, GIBSON W. Inglewood Civil Engineering ASCE; AR8A. FAIRMAN, NORVAL C., JR. Pled most Economics Honor Students; Track; Varsity Track Club. FALCONER, PETER W. Berkeley Forestry «•A©; Forestry Club; Crew. FANNING. ELAINE G. San Francisco. History OWenberg; Newman Club; WAA; Tensis. FANSAH, NAJI 0. Syria Chemistry international Horse. EVANS, LUCIEN E. Sa Pedro Basinets Administration A8; ; Rugby. Chairman of Men's Judicial, SEYMOUR ROSE look everything In his stride. Known on campus as a regular Joe College, he is easily rccojn-aed by his usual blonde companion. Stephens Union Committee. WSSF, Gavel fell I, and Class Councils all welcomed his aid. “Soy's abilities were recognired by SAM brothers who made him their president. FAGUNDES, GILBERT L. 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GREGORIAN, VICTORIA Fresno Dramatic Art APM; UC Theater; R«Ho Workshop; Public Rel. Ccus. GREEN8ERC, AARON M. Piedmont Economics ZAM; Sr. Council; FSB; Men's Cow� - seling; Big ”C Guard. GREGORIEV, SERGIE San Francisco History Cal Bird. GREGORY, RAPHAEL M. Berry Creek GREVE, ERNEST C. GRIEVE. ROBERT C. Vallejo GRIFFIN, JAMES B. Visalia GRIFFITHS, PAUL E. Bakersfield CRIFFITTS, BETTY Mill Valley GRIMES. JAMES R. Berkeley Electrical Engineering IIKN; SEE. Industrial Engineering AX . Forestry. Forestry Forestry Club. Economics Political Science Epworth. Criminology BAX; AAE; Senior Council; Rugby. CRIMSHAW, SALLY R. Sacramento Zoology Sherman; Women's Counseling; Pre- Med Society. GRISCHOTT, BAR8ARA J. Stockton Recreation AKA; Prytanean; Orchtsls; YWCA. GROH, R08ERT S. Woodland Political Science AX ; Sr. Council; Men's Counseling. GROOMER, WALLACE E. Fresno Pre-Medical Pre-Med Society. GROSS, VERNON Q. Lodi Spaci GROSSCUP, COORDON L San Francisco Anthropology. GROUT, NATALIE H. 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KELLEY, ROBERT Sacramento Business Administration Bowles. KELLEY, THOMAS B. San Francisco Electrical Engineering Hammer and Dimmer; SEE. KELLY. RICHARO T. San Francisco Political Science ♦A©; Triune. KEMP, PARKER 6. Hermosa Beach Petroleum Engineering OH2; Mining Assn.; Circle C : Volleyball. 1 KEMP, KENNEDY. KENNEOY. KENNEOY, KERCHEN, KERMOYAN, KERN, KERNER, PHIL CAROLE S. CHELTON C„ JR. Cl ARAN 8. ANNEM. GLAOYS JEAN KENNETH J. San Francisco Berkeley San Mateo Woodside, N. J. Seattle, Wash. Berkeley Napa Fresno Social Institutions. Hlstoiy Biochemistry Electrical Political Science Hispanic America Psychology Electrical Hawthorne House; Women's Oorm Council; Yacht Club. X . Engineering ♦TA; AIEE; Men's M. Comm.; Men's Counseling. KA. A PM; UC Chorus; Treble Clef; Am. KA; Blue and Gold; Art 8ureau; AS8; Orientations. Engineering AIEE. KERTH, KESSLER. KETCHAM, KEYES, KEZIRIAN, KHAW, KIEFT, KIESSLING. LEROY T. GENE L. SHIRLEY A. JAMES E. ARAM P. KON-HOCK EDWARD ROBERT C. La Mesa Corona Berkeley Berkeley Fresno Burma Gary, Ind. Visalia Physics Honor Students. Geophysics B acre lor dor.; ; 0T; Personnel Council; FSB; ARB. Public Health. General Curriculum AT. Zookqy. Mining Engineering International House; TBIT. Finance sn. Flectrical Engineer Kg SEE; Masonic Club; Boxing. KIM, KIMBALL, KINCAID, KING, BERNARD M. KING, KINST, KIRKMAN, KIRKPATRICK, GEORGE WILFORO A. DONALD H. WILLIAM B. WILLIAM A. DONALD V. JOHN 0. Los Angeles San Oiego Piedmont Oakland Oakland Oakland Visalia Huntington Zoology. Industrial Relations Economics Retailing General Curriculum XAK; Architecture General Curriculum Beach Men's Counseling; Clee Club; Co - ftrence Comm. A0. SAM; RTS; Honor Students. AS ; Rally Comm.; Big C Guard; Sr. Yell Leader; VRC. Associatien. A TO; JV Baseball. Chemistry. KERR, ALFRED F. Concord Business Administration KT; Oiihr Cal. KIODEfi, RICHARD R. Palo Alto F Of «try i'AE; Glee CM . KIRSCH, HAROLO Los Angeles Electrical Engineering -AM; Honor Students; Pho- tography Club. KERR, PENELOPE L. Carmel Dramatic Am UC Theater. KILLEEN, JEANNE San Francisco Political Science ASA; Blue and Go4d; Werners Counseling; Sym- phony Ferum. KISHI, SHERMANM. Livingston Wildlife Conservation Honor Students; Wildlife Comer- vat ion CM. KITCHIN. KITLEY, PATRICIA NANCY L. San Francisco AlUdcna General Curriculum Business KA; Class Council; Admlnlstratien Women's Counsel- uri’; X«. Inq; Am. KLAMT, BETTY A. Yuba City Education Stern; Women's Coumelinq; Treble Clef; Speech Arts. KLASEEN, VIRGINIA A. Pollock PiXS Home Econsmics Shereun; Home Economics Club; YWCA. KLEIN, KLEIN, FORREST H. RICHARD San Francisco Oakland Physical Education Electrical Football. Enqlneerinq nux; ran. KLEMMEOSON, JAMES 0. Ft. Collins, Colo. Forestry 3XIT; Fomtry Ctob; Wildlife Conservation Club. Oummy-dummy-dumvy was the last th nq heard from LOIS RIVERS, BAG Associate Editor. 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KOLB, KENNETH L Portland. Ore. English 8X; Pelican, Ed.; Publications Council. KOLFF VAN OOSTERWIJK. HANS Concord Mechanical Engineering ASME. KONO, FRANK T. San Francisco Accounting. KRAMER, FRANCIS R. Vallejo Foreign Trade. KREll. ROY W. Bertie ley Agricultural Economics A 2; Toner and Flame. KRAMER, WILLIAM J. OaUaad Business Administration ♦XK; Band. KRETSINGER, RICHARD W. Oakland Civil Engineering ASCE; Big C ; Basketball. KRAUS, ESTELLE M. Oakland General Curriculum XK; Junior Council; Pelican; Elections Board; Newman Club. KROHN, IEREO Berkeley History S B; A K; Scabbard and Blade; Quarter- deck Society. KRAUS, RALPH San Francisco Zoology. KRUG, CHARLES 0. Los Angeles History XKA; Band. KULLY, SHELDON 0. San Francisco Business Administration. Being senior manager ol «ater polo, ASUC chairman c SWAC, ill.. P at-Large were a few of the duties that kept future doctor OICK VAN HOUTEN busy. In his spare moments, Vm Nester, as jHtter Known to ATU brothers, attended meetings of Ball phi Phl- Golden Bear. On Sunday he diversified his activities and became a church school teacher. LA FRENZ, WALLACE Oakland Mechanical Engineering. LANGLEY. PHILIP G. Berkeley Forestry Forestry Club. KONINGS, ROSE-MARIE San Francisco Art Panile; Prytanean; Art 8ureau; Senior Publicity. KRAUSE, LOIS E. Hillsboro, Wls. San Francisco Economics. KORS, KERMIT Independence, Kan. Optometry OK . KRAUSKOPF, JOSEPH L Berkeley KOSKI, TOIVO H. Kalama, Wash. Electrical Engineering HKN; TBII; Tower and Flame. KRAUSS, IRVING San Fraxisco KOVAL, JOHN J. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 8usiress Administration SU Club; Flying Club. KRE10T, ROBERT H. Monrovia Sanger Physiology. San Francisco General Curriculum Cldenberg. KOWALSKI, LEO E. Chehalis, Wash. International Relations. KREIDT, RUTH B. Gary. Ind. Piedmont Mechanical Engineering TBII; IITX Oakland Physics. KRAJESKA. JOSEPH B. Berkeley Business Administration. KRELL, IRVING Los Angeles Nursing. Business Administration ZBT; IFC. Communications Oally Cal, Art Ed.; Senior Council. Industrial Relations. General Curriculum Utrimque. Electrical Engineering SEE. KRULL, THERESA E. KRUM, ALUIN A. KRUSE, BERNICE L. KRUSI. GEORGE S. KUOER, JACK L. KUHNS. CRAIG S. Salem, Ore. Marketing Scabbard and Blade. KUM, DAVID L. South Africa Electrical Engineering International House. LAHS. ELINOR Oakland General Curriculum. KUNKEE, RALPH E. AUscadero Biochemistry A AX; Honor Students; Daily Cal; Person- I Council. KPUZMAN, CALVIN M. Oakland Economics Daily Cal. LACY, PEGGY L. Stockton General Curriculum n It ; Blue and Gold; Ace of Clubs; Class Council. LA FORGE. MARGARET J. Sacramento Physical Education XK; Blue and LA FORGE. SALLY V. Klamath Falls, Ore. Mechanical Engineering AZ; Cal Engineer. LAIOLAW, R08ERTA Sacramento Chemistry Oldenberg; S4ACS; Women's Counseling; Elections Board. lAMBORN, JANE M. Oakland General Curriculum II R P; Pelkan; Orientations. IANCXT. A. LINCOLN Los Angeles Agricultural Economies ACT; A2. Long Beach General Curriculum A K; Jwto Yell Leader; Class Cconcll. UNDIS, JOHN B. Aatarn Pre-Legal Bowles; A U; Rugby. LANGSTON. ROBERT L. Huntington Part Entomology TKE; Masonic Club. LANSING. HAROLD L. San Fraxisco Civil Engiaecring KN; XK; TBII; ASCE; Men's Counseling. LANT. lARGENTE, FORREST C. LAURENT Oel Paso Heights Oakland Political Science. Economies. I ARSEN. CONSTANCE 0. KA; Secretariat; Elections Board; Women's Counseling. I ARSON, NORMA M. Salinas General Curriculum XK; Elections Boird; SecretarUt. LASSAR, MARTIN Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering ASME. LATCHAW, ROBERT $. Martinez Civil Engineering. LATHRAP, DONALO W. Berkeley Anthropology AKA; BK; A Mr; Tour and Flame; Honor Students. LAU8E, ALOYSIUS F. San Diego Optometry VT; OK ; Bit; Honor Students; E«e utive Coon.; IFC. IAUN0Y, HELEN L. Oakland Central Curriculum KA; Pelican; Orientations; 8luc and Gold; YWCA. LAURITZEN, HAROLO M. Los Altos Business Administration xn, . LAYERING, LEROY C. Honolulu, T. H. Physics. LAVERTY, CORDON L. Burling me CNII Engineering University Christian Fellowship. LA VIGNE, HERBERT H. Piedmont Civil Engineering A� ; ASCE; ARBA. DONALD 0. Fellows Chemical Engineering BXT; AlChE t LAWLER- MARJORIE Berkeley Ceneral Curriculum £K; Prytaseaa. CATHERINE San Francisco Sociology. LAWRENCE, BARBARA J. San Francisco Economics ♦M; WSSF; Elections Board; Red Cross; Skiing. LEE. DICK Y. Lemdcee Mechanical Engineering ASME; Chinese Students Club. IAWRIE, DONALD A. Sacramento Physical Education «•A0; Bi9 C ; Baseball. LAWS, WILLIAM R. Piednwnt LAWSON. 8RADFORD C. Pasadena LAWTON, OONALD E. LAZZAROTTO, GINO Vallejo LEACH. FLOYO H. Sae Diego LEAF, PETER E. Berkeley Circle C ; Ball and Chain; Track; Winged Helmet. Petroleum Engineers nAO; Chinese Students Club. Chemistry Epwoeth; SAACS. Mechanical Engineering II A ; Chinese Students Club; ASME. Architecture Chinese Students cm. Industrial Engineering. LE BOLO. ROBERT J. Chicago, III. Business Administration TKE. General Curriculum A A ; Golf. Mathematics. N. Y. Agricultural Eccoomlcs Del Rey; . French XAn; Spanish Club; Circolo Italia no; Cerele Fraroais. Industrial Engineering Tower and Flame; ASME; Folk Dance. Zoology YT; Trraae; Ramblers; Rugby. Social Welfare. LEE, DONALD V. Long Beach LEE EOMUND M. Isleton LEE, GEORGE Y. Ludlow LEE, HELEN C. Fairfield MOfVYN Oakland LEE, SOON H. Oakland LEE, THEODORE 1. San Francisco VIRGINIA W. San Francisco Political Science AAA; Pelican; UNESCO. LEE. VIVIAN S. San Francisco Oakland Nursing. LEE, WILBERT H. San Francisco LEE WING, GILBERT N. Lawndale LEFTWICH, VICTOR Berkeley LEHR, IRENE Shatter IEIBER, PAUL H„ JR. Oakland LEI Z, DOUGLAS r. Oakland Public Health Ritter; YWCA; Prytanean; Mor- tar Board. Civil Engineering ASCE; Chinese Students Club. Statistics NROTC. General Curriculum. Nursing Honor Students. Marketing. Forestry Varsity Track; Intramural; Forestry Club. LELACHEUR, RUTH R. LELAND, HENRY LEMANN, JACK, JR. LEMIEUX, ELIZABETH J. LENNERT, BEN J., JR. LENZ, LOWELL LEONE, DOUGLAS Oakland Mathematics. New Orleans, Biochemistry. Berkeley French ASA; YWCA. Inglewood Civil Engineering ASCE. Webster City, la. Business Administration AX . Oakland International Relations ex; Ball and Chain; Football, Manager. LEONG, EOWARO G. Stockton Public Health. LEONG, LILLIAN L. Portland, Oft. General Curriculum. LEONG, MILDRED Salinas Education XO n; Pe lx otto; Chinese Students Club. w V • J WILFRED D. Saa Francisco Foreign Trade. LERER, SUZANNE San Francisco General Curriculum A E. LEROY, NORMAN R. Brta Chemical Fnglnecrlng AXE. LEUNG, GEORGE P. Berkeley Business Administration BAY. Hitting every big activity organigatioe on campus, NEYSA OUGAN collected Pryt and Mortar Board pins and a Torch and Shield ring. When not busy with Den, this witty and unreserved miss competently led Weren't JndicUl Committee. Always frank, she admits that her main ambition is to get married. LEUTERIO, LEVENS, I.EVIANT, LEVINE, LEVO. LE VON, LEVY, LEW, LEW, LEWIS. GUMERSINOOL. NAOMI NORMAN SIMON CAROLYN R. MIHVAN, JR. ALAN V. JAMES STANLEY HERMAN L. Manila. P. 1. Oakland San Francisco Schenectady, Alameda Los Angeles Los Angeles Oakland Watsonville Berkeley Business Social Welfare General N. Y. General Illumination Metallurgy Economies. Personnel Sociology Administration leterwational House; Soccer. Junior Oebate; Blue and Gold. Curriculum II A . Business Administration. Curriculum toil IIKN; TBII; Honor Students; AIEE; IRE. AIME; Mineral Technology Ass .; WSSF. Administration Men's Counseling; Chinese Students Chib. A A. LEWIS, LEWIS, LEWIS, LIBBEY, LIBBY, LICMT, LIEBERMAN, LIEBERMAN, LIGHTFORD, LILES, IRVING L. RAYMONO E. ROBERT L. RUTH E. MARY F. NORMAN G. LOUIS NORMAN CONALD W. RUBY L. San Francisco Alameda Sacramento Nevada City Mt. Vernon San Francisco New York, N. Y. Los Angeles Crass Valley Texarkana, Art. Business Business Business International General Optometry International Journalism Optometry Zoology Administration, Administration Administration. K2. Relations KKT. Curriculum. XQ; Eta-Z. II A ; LIE ; Optometry Assn, Relations Honor Students. 2AM; Public Relations Council. OB . Stebbins LIM, LIND, LINO, LINOHOLM, LINDNER, LINDSAY, LINOSTROM, LINFORTH, UNTON, «i1 -' ll PHIUIP BETTY B. WILTON H. ROGER R. FREDA. DOREEN JOHN A. MARGARET A. WILLIAM San Francisco Piedmont Oakland National City Sacramento Bert Icy San Francisco Berkeley Los Angeles Fargo, N. 0. Business Administration Special Services Council. General Chemical Curriculum Engineering Pelican; Wcmen's AlChE. Counseling; Con- ference Conrm. Civil Engineering. Public Administrat ion. Physical Education Honor Students; NET; WAA; Women's C. Speech. General Curriculum KKT; Blue and Gold. Sociology Honor Students Business Administratiov Scabbard and Blade. Sportsman ani businessman, BUO HOBBS, hopes to manage somt- thing bigger than a fraternity house SAE) with the hope of owning it too. This arhitlous Rep-at-Large looni time to partici- pate in Men's Judicial, Rally Comnittee, Golden Bear, Cal Club, and Seaward and Blade—all cf which should have provided pJenty d executive experience. LITTLEFIELD, OANIEL F. Berkeley 8usluess Administration. I ORS LOEFFLER, HENRY C. Oakland Pharmacy. lONCHETTI, ANTHONY San Bruno Crwnlnotogy AAE. LITTLEFIELD, JOSEPH L. Berkeley Histoey. LOEWE, OTTO. JR. Lafayette Insurance Honor Students; Lutheran Students. LIVERMORE, R08ERT Ross Business Administration A A ; Big C ; S at ard and Blade; Gavel and Quill. LOGAN, LIDA E. New Orleans, La. Home Economics Home Economics Club; Consumers Council; UCSCA. LOBDELL, BUELAH M. Chico Hispanic America AAA; Tower and Flame; 8lue and Gold. LOHMEYER, JANET M. San Francisco Child Development Treble Clef. LO BUONO, JOHN A. Glendale English 9S; Occident; WSSF; Writers Conference. LONEY, GLENN U. Nevada City Speech 8owles; MJK; ■Mil.'; AMI ; Tower and Flame; Thalian. LOCKHART, IRMA M. Oakland Lab Technician Masonic Club. LONG. WALTER I. Visalia Biochemistry- LOCKIE, KENNETH R. Merced Agricultural Engineering ASAE. LONGFIELO, PHYUIS C. Long Beach General Curriculum ZTA; Homecom- ing; Orientations. LONN, JEANNIE F. Berkeley Social Welfare Aon; Mortar Board; Prytanean; Blue and Gold. LOPEZ. JULIO Los Angeles Electrical Engineering HKN. LO PRESTI, WARREN I. San Mateo Optometry Honor Students. LORAIN, ROBERT J. Sacramento Business Administration AM; Honor Stu- dents; Men's Counseling. LORO, JUNE H. Santa Monica General Curriculum. LORENZ, HELEN M. Santa Barbara Psychology Flying Club; Ski Club. LORENZO, LORETZ. LOUGHRIDGE, LOUIE. RICHARD J. NORMAN F. CHARLES W. FRANKLIN Alexandria, Egypt Oakland San Francisco Oakland French Radw Workshop; Italian Club; French Club. Electrical EngUeering. Civil Engineering ASCE, SAME. CriaiMiotogy. LOVEJOY, LOW, LOW, LOWD, LOUIS W. VINCENT E. EVAF. RUTH Coronado Saa Francisco San Francisco Oakland Industrial Architecture Food Chemistry Accounting Management. Stebblns; A A I . ON; AN; YWCA; Chinese Students Club; CSCA. BIX LUCKENBACH, IUEOTKE, LUKE. LUM, JAMES RALPH R. CARALEE ALFRED T. San Diego Oakland LOS Angeles Oes Moines, la Electrical General Philosophy Physics Engineering Curriculum Bowles; Men's AMI'; Honor ASEE. 2K. Counseling; Class Council. Student; Photog- raphy Club. LUTGE, LUTZ, LUX, LUXENBERG. THEODORE V. ELAINE E. ROBERT W. RONALO J. Oakland Salinas Berkeley Los Angeles Civil Engineering K2; ASCE. General Curriculum 7.TA; Treble Clef; Senior Council. Zoology. Insurance. LOUIE, HENRY Son Mateo Electrical Engineering AIEE; Men's Counseling; CSC; SEE. LOWE. HARVEY Berkeley General Curriculum. IUMBARO, CHARLES G. Sjcrameito Joueiultsm MX; Big C Guard; Cal Engi- nett; Pelican, Editor. LYHNE, ROBERT Martinet Journalism Oal� y Cal. LOUIE, JANE F. San Francisco General Curriculum. LOUIE, JOHN F. San Francisco Chemical Engineering. LOWE. ORVILLE G. San Gabriel Chemistry 112; 23; Tcmer and Flame; Honor Student� ; SAACS. LOWELL, EVA M. Piedmont General Curriculum Honor Students; Tower and Flame; Little Theater. IOUIE, MILTON Berkeley Ciril Engineering ASCE; CSC; CSCA. LOUIE, PEARL K. Seattle, Wash. Accounting. LOWREY, LLOYO T. San Diego Landscape Design. LOWRY, THOMAS J. San Mateo Civil Engineering. LOUTZENHEISER. JOHN W. Sausalito Political Science K2; Triune; Winged Helmet; Skull and Keys; Rugby Club. LUCERO, CLARAJ Rosemead Political Science Peiiotto Hall; Women's Dorm Council. LUNDEEN, RONALO G. Oceanside Fconor ics Bachelor doe; Card Stunts, Manager. LUNDGREN, RAYMOND Oakland Ciril Engineering. LUNDQUIST, MARY E. Oakland Home Economics Lutheran Stu- dents Asm.; Home Economics Club. LUNTEY, LEILA L. Napa Public Health Nursing. LUPTON, ALVIN R. Wintoa Civil Engineering ASCE. LYNCH, DONALO B. Napa Business Administration AKA; Baton; Cal Band; Rally Comm., Sr. Mgr. LYNCH, JAMES T. Chicago, III. History. Outstanding describes Women's Rep, LOU WHITE, who seems to have a linger In everything on campus from Mortar Board to Cal Club—and BK as well. A music major. Leu often entertains Tri Oelt sisters with her cello. Her future plans include a marriage to past Hall of Fame man, Dai McNary. LYONS, BARBARA F. San Fn Histcry 2K; 2KA; Newman Club. Isco LYONS, ELLIS C., JR. San Mateo Finance. VacILVAIN, MACINTOSH, SHIRLEY R. JAMES 0. Los Angeles Richmond Physical international Education delations WAA; P.E. Majors Masonic Club. Club; Masonic Club. LYTLE, OEAN W. Oakland Electrical Engineering TBit; HKN; Engineers Council. MacCOUN, JAMES R. Dutch Flat Ciril Engineering K.M ; ASCE. MacOONALO, WILLIAM A. Seattle, Wash. Industrial Engineering 2II; 112. MACHAOO. ALBERT J. Seaside Hispanic America International House. MACHAOO. KEN Salinas Industrial Design ♦2K; ASA; Rally Ccmm.; Football, Mgr. MacKENZIE, BRUCE Sebastopol English USCA; Tower and Flame. MacKENZIE, ROBERT C. Provo, Utah Electrical Engineering TBn,HKX; Enginters Council; Glee Club. MACKEY, HOWARD J, JR Richmond Mathematics 2K; Golden Bear; Big C ; Ball am) Chain. MACLEAN. DONALD K. Alameda Economics Del Rty; ; Men's Counseling; Senior Council. MacLER, LEROY t. Sebastopol Business Administration Del Rey; Ball acd Chain. sen MacMANUS, JAMES S. Berkeley Industrial Design Bacheiordon. tun, DANIEL Stockton Toad Technttogy nx . MALSOR, MARGARET E. Bozeman, Mont. History AZ; Gaily Cal; Pryurwao; HAS; Standards Com� . MacMillan, ELOREO I. Areata Civil Engineering 8mrfes; ASCE. MAM, MUM Q. Stockton Economics IIA . MANCARTl, JOYCE R. Laurel History Oldenberg; SKA; Honor Students; XSTI; CSTA. MaePHEE, JOAN R. San Francisco Political Science A AH; Prytar ; HAS; Pelican; 4C8; Womfn's Counseling. MAHER, PATRICIA H. Santa Rosa Public Meal lb KA; Class Council; Pelican; Sym- phony Fore� . MANEVITZ, OAVIO Rochester, N. Y. Zooaooy Tower and Flame; Pre-Med Society. Gentleman JIM OUVARAS is well known cn campus for a friendly smile and an active four years. With Rep-at-Large topping hit list activities, Jim has also been Homecoming CWirman in '08, a member d Varsity basketball. Cal Club, and Winged Helmet In off-hcors Jim presides over the Phi Psi house, studies pre-law, � d listens to Oa«e Brubeck. MacPHERSON. WILLIAM J. Long Beach Civil Engineering TKE; ASCE. MAIER, LOUIS San Francisco German. MANHEIM, JOHN L. San Francisco labor ReUtkos. MARK, JANE San Francisco Physical Education. MACROSTIE, JOHN JOSEPH New York, N. Y. Mechanical Engineering ASME. MALCOLM, JEAN 0. Sacramento Physical Education Richards Hall; P. E. Majors Club; College Women. MANN, CHARLES A. Ontario Soil Science BtcXIoedon; Men's Counseling; Soil Science Club. MARK, RICHARD L. Yuba City Electrical Engineering IIKN; Tower and Flame; SEE; Engineers' Council I ORS MARSHALL, BILL North Plainfield, N. J. Advertising ATU; A AS; Gavel and Quill; Homecoming. MASON. ROBERT S. Alameda Public Health. MARTIN, MARGARET A. Berkeley Political Science MASPERO, BETTY Long Beach Social Welfare .ton. MAGDALENA, BEN L. Atascadero Civil Engineering Gel Rey. MAOSEN. WILLIAM 0. Oakland Business Administration Gymnastic Team. MAGGS, DOROTHY Stockton General Curriculum SK. MAGNUSON, HERBERT A. San Mateo Foreign Trade ra; a e. MAGUIRE, EVERETTW. San Bernardino Civil Engineering ASCE. MALKSON, GEORGE W. Oakland Irdustrial Relations. MALLORY, JAMES 1. Concord Wildlife Conservation Wildlife Conserva- tion Club; Masonic Club. MALM. ROBERT S. Oakland Physics. MALMQUIST, OLOF C.. JR. San Francisco Architecture. MALONE. J. GERALO Riverside Product ico Management AT; MANN, MARILYN H. San Francisco Chemistry Cheney Hall; IS II; SAACS. MAPLES, ROUND J. El Centro General Curriculum Track; Big C ; Ramblers. MARCHETTE, MYNER J. Murphys Psychology Pre-Medical Society. MARCUS. MARTIN I. Santa Rosa Biochemistry. MARCUS. VIVIAN 0. Los Angeles Political Science MARKLINC, WILLIAM P. Brawler Mechanical Engineering ATQ; Soph Council; Men's Counseling; Newman Club, MARRA, ARNO S. Pittsburgh Accenting. MARRINGTON, RONALO L. Watsonville Accounting. MARSH. JAMES H. Berkeley Political Science X . MARSHALL, ALLEN H. Santa Barbara Mechanical Engineering Til II; ASME. MARTIN, YVONNE C. Oakland Oramatk Art AXO; Prytanean; Cal Club; Clan Councils; Rally Committee. MARTHINSEN, ROBERT M. San Francisco Bacteridcgy AIS. MARTINSON, RICHARD A. Anaheim Mechanical Engineering ASME. MARTSOLF, JOHN W. Oakland Marketing ♦KT; Oaily Cal; AA2. MASARIE, TREO E. San Francisco Architecture 8 . MASRI. MAVUDS. Jerusalem, Isr. Physiology. MASSEY, ROSEMARY Berkeley Chemistry College Women's Club; Masonic Club. UASSOGLIA, FRANK P. 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Ventura English � M; Honor Students; Daily Cal; Elections Bd. PENA, ALFONSO R. Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering ASME. PENOEREO, WILLIAM C., JR. Santa Ana Psychology How Students; Pre-Med Society. PENFIELO, ELEANOR Piedmont General Curriculum n 13� ; Rally Comm.; WSSF; Homecoming; Red Cross. PENTHER, CARMEL A. Oakland General Curriculum ♦M; AXA; Welfare Board; Utringue; Masonic CM. Daring his study at Cal KEN KOLB has kept many people laugh- Ing through his aetinties as Pelican Editor. Best known perhaps for his whirlwind campaign for Rep-at-Large in 1044, Ken is an English major and hopes some day to write decent literature and to get rich. We don't doubt that he does! PEPPER. PHILIP E. Ottumwa, Iowa English Canterbury Club. PETER, OOLORES E. Sacramento Oietetkj North c bl«; Herr Ec Club; Newman Club. PHILLIPS, CARL OaUtnd Business Administration BrS; BAY. PEPPEROINE, GEORGE Chicago. III. Petroleum Engineering BT; Mineral Technology Assn. PETERS, CARL E. San Francisco Medical Science. PHILLIPS, EOGAR M„ JR. 8everty Hills Economics ZBT. PERATA. JEAN A. Alameda International Relations AT A; Pelican; Frosts Council; Newman Club. PETERS. CLIFFORD L. Oakland Electrical Engineering AIEE; IRE; IES. PHILLIPS, THEODORE M. Rodeo Chemical Engineering AICbE; Rambler Football; JV Basketball. PERINO, ROSE M. San Mateo PERKINS, CARROLL M. Whittier PERKINS. JOHNE., JR. Baton Rogue, La. PERRIN, ALICE J. Berkeley PERRY, ALAN W. Santa Barbara PERRY, VIRGINIA J. Mesa, Arizona Political Science Besrfes being president of Circle ”C, 00N REICHERT seas the powr behind the Blue and Gold Sports section. This energetic ATO was also a member of the Gym team, Athletic Council, Golden Bear, and TBPI, but was perhaps best known on campss as Pit's Twin and Joan's 8rother. I 0R5 International Relations KA; Panlle; 8lue and GcW; UC Theater. Forestry ProAxtiOii Management. Industrial Management XV; BS. English Occident. PERRY, WARREN W. 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Mathematics Masonic Club. PISTER. EOWIN P. Stockton Wildlife Conservation Bowles; Scabbard and Blade; Pho- tography Club. PLANK. DAVID W. Richmond Mechanical Engineering ASME. PLANT, MARSHALL P. Davis General Curriculum SAB; ♦; Fresh Council; Home' coming. PL ESSAS, GUS P. San Francisco Business Administration. PLOEGER, CAROLYN E. Alameda Architecture Cheney; A AT; Architecture Assn. PLOTNIKOFF, GEORGE P. San Francisco Electrical Engineering SEE; IRE; FROC. POE, W. EDWIN Berkeley Electrical Engineering AIEE; IRE. POGUE, JAMES W. C., JR. Exeter Agricultural Economics. POKORNY, CHARLOTTE A. San Francisco General Curriculum KA; Pelican; Newman Club. PO LANSKY, ROBERT Cl Monte Chemical Engineering AICbE; Students' Co-op Association. PO LANSKY, SOL El Monte International Relations Ridge Mouse; Honsr Students; Dobro Slcvo. POLOER, JACOB Whittier Electrical Engineering TBII; HKN; SEE. POLLER, OSCAR Ttl-Avh, Isr. Chemical Engineering Cloyne; AlChE; Hilkl; IZFA. POLLINO, ACHILLE Pittsburg Electrical Engineering Bowles; TBII; HKN. POLONIECKI- FICOT, PAUL Mexico City, Mexico Biochemistry AEJI; Honor Students; Tower and Flame. PON. OcLLA San Francisco Child Development son. PON. WING G. Oakland Electrical Engineering TBII; HKN; Chinese Studects Club; CSCA. PONTE, AL8ERT C. New Bedford, Mass. Physics Honor Students. POPPE, FRED San Francisco Mechanical Engineering. POOUETTE, 8EVERLYA Oakland History Pelican; Drieetations. PORTER, OAVIO 8. San Francisco Business Administration AKA; Friday Fling Conn. PORTER, DONALO T. Berkeley Business Administration TBn; C l Eng., Manager. PORTER, GERALO El Segundo Chemistry AXS. PORTER, PHILIP T. 8erkelry Economics ex. POSTOVSKY. VALERIAN A. Oakland Industrial Relations. POTTER, ALFREO C. Richmond Accounting XAK; Bl 2; Honor Students; Tower and Flame. PRENTICE, DON F. Oakland PRENTISS, ANN V. Berkeley Metallurgy. Art KKP; Panile; Rally Como; YWCA. PROTHERO, PROUTY, ROBERT E. KENNETH B. 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Finance Music PRESSLEY, NORM Salinas Physial Edoation ♦rA; Skull and Keys; Big ”C ; IFC; Track. PUROOM, PAUL W. Mlllbrae Pdltkal Science X ; Honor Stu- dents; Tower and Flame; Daily Cal. RAGEN, ROBERT A. Oakland Electrical Engineering AIEE; Masonic Club. PAUSCH, ARTHUR L. PRICE, JAMES E. Fresno Economics ZV; Skull ard Keys; W.nged Hel- met; Triune; Football. PYNCH. OOLORES A. San Francisco General Curriculum Californian; Art Bureau. RANDALL, STEWART 0. Santa Crut Economics ZV. RAVEKES, AVONNE M. Honor Students; Tower and Flame; Frosh Crew. rVB; AM; Class Council; Women's Counseling. Long Bach San Leardro Chemistry. Political Science YWCA; Maonic Club. REAO, DON L. REAO, MARJORIE L. Monterey Berkeley English. Political Science AO II; Blue and Gold; Pelican; Class Council. POTTER, OWIGHT H. Porterville Criminology AAK. PRICE, JOHN L. Battle Creek, Mich. Social Welfare ADA; NAACP. QUACKENBUSH, JOHN 0. Medford, Ore. Physics. RANSFORO, JAMES P. Los Angeles Petroleum Engineering X4 ; Mineral Technology Assn. RAY, CLAIRE E. Oakland History. KCJW. RAYMONO E. Vallejo Business Administration. POTTER, PRAETZEL, PRASAO. EOWARO B. ROBERT P. WAOHAVA Orinda Psychology Westminster House; ISCC; Young People's Symphcny. PRINOLE, ARTHUR W. Albany Wildlife Conservation Tower and Flame; Music Club; Masonic Club; Rally Comm. Sax Quentin Criminology KAP; AAE; Newman Club. PRISBREY, WESLEY W. Whittier Marketing Cornell; Circle C ; Water Polo; Swim- ming; Sailing. Pilibhit, India Ckemial Engineering. PROCTOR, JOHN M. San Francisco Psychology Honor Students. QUEIROLO, OUEMENT. QUICXERT. LOIS J. SHIRLEY M. MARVIN H. San Francisco San Jose Morgan Mill Politlal Science Child Development. Medicine AAA; Blue and X; BK; IIX; Gold; NSA; Pre-Med Society. Intramural. Pryt vice-president is but one of sparkling GENIE RIOROAN'S accomplishments. Rally Committee, Mortar Board, Athletic Re- ception Committee, and Torch and Shield make a formidable list of activities which also claimed her attention. Characlerieed by twinkling eyes and a big smile, we're swe this enthusiastic Chi Omega will be successful wherever she goes. REARDON, REASONER, RECCA. RECTOR, RECTOR. ROBERT J. ROBERT W. JACK A. R08ERT H. ROBERT R. Hurtingion Park Berkeley Modesto Oakland Grandriew, English. Psychology Food Technology Electrical Wash. � AX; Toner and AZ; Food Tech- Eoginceriog Optometry Flame; Gavel and Quill. nology Club. Baseball; Football; Intramural; Basketball. UK . REEO, REESMAN, REEVES, REGALA, REGRER, ROBERT S. DAVID P. OONALO U. ELFRIOA LLOYO W. San Mateo Fresno San Oiego Manila, P. 1. Reedley Landscape Design Agricultural Zoology. Political Science Chemistry Flying Club. Economics Agricultural Eco- Pelxotte; Filipino Students Chib. Cal Band; SAi nomlcs Club. REICHHOLD, RALPH E. 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Burlingame Chemical Engineering A XX; Yacht Club. RENARO, MARY A. Stockton Retailing A A II; Mortar Bd.,' Prytvear Cal Club; Panile. REICHERT, ERNEST 0. Berkeley Mechanical Engineering ATQ; TB Tl; 1ITX; Gofden Bear; FCSH; Circle C ; Triune. RENO, MARY JO St. Paul, MUw. Hispanic America r B; AMI'; Honor Students; Dally Cal; NSA. REICHERT, PATRICIA Berkeley Decorative Art ZTA; Pelican; Class Council. RENISON, FORREST R. Marysville Business Administration. Proverbial man about can us was TOM YOUNG. Well known to members of Men's Ajdkial, Crew, ABC. Golden Bear, and Rally Council and Coom.tteo, Tom's last official job was that of publicity chairman for Senior Week. An economics major, ho must forego his business career for two years in the Marine Corps. RENNACKER, RICHARO L. Los Angeles Architecture AX ; ; ASB; Architecture Assn.; Symphony Forum. RENNOLOS, JEAN M. San Francisco English Epworth; AMP; Honor Students; Cercle Francais. RENTH. ELIZABETH J. Berkeley General Curriculum Stern; Tower and Flame; Occident. REPP, GORDON W. Sacramento Physics International House; «-BK; Honor Students; Tower and Flame. REYNOLOS, DONALD C. San Diego Optometry OK ; Optometry Association. I ORS REYNOLDS, JOHN 0. Berkeley Religion Calvin Club; Westminster House; UCF. REYNOLOS, PETE Covina Business Administration VT; Football, Manager. RHEA, WILLIAM A. Fresno Business Administration AX A; ; Ralty Committee. PIBERA, ALAN E. Fresno Political Science VbK. RICE, JOHN W. Yuba City Political Science. RICE, WILLIAM 0. Walnut Creek Civil Engineering. RICH, NEVILLE San Francisco Accounting 7.BT; BAV; Class Council; Basketball; Crew. RICHAROS, LAWRENCE P. Honolulu, T. H. Zoology VY. RICHARDSON, FREDERICK M. Sae Diego Zoology. RICHARDSON, WALTER J. Lo� g Beach Architecture ATQ. REYNOLOS, FUGENE E., JR. Richmond Business Administration Scabbard and Blade; NROTC. REYNOLOS, LUCY M. Rtedley Child Development Cheney; Honor Students. nivc, RICHARD 8. Los Angeles Civil Engineering White Manor; XK. RICE, ROBERT K. Berkeley Zoology Glee Club, Jr. Manager. RICHAROSON, WILLIAM K. Sacramento Agriculture VT. RICHMAN, RICHARD E. Rummey, N. H. Journalism XAX; Dally Cal, City Editor. RIOEOUT, RIOCE, GLADYS H. RUSSELL M. Oakland Merced French Wildlife Hammer Oimmer; Conservation Utrimque; UC 8achelordon. Theater. REIGER, JEAN Berkeley General Curriculum XQ; Oalljr Cal; Pelican; YWCA; Orientations. REINECXER, FREO San Francisco Industrial Engineering Cioync; TBII; ♦TX; ASME; Masonic Club. RIFFLE, MARION H. San Francisco Mechanical Eogiceerinj. RILEY, 8ETTY J. Walnut Creek Busiress Administration ■PM; Dally Cal, Sopi Mgr. RILEY, GEORGE E. Akron, Ohio Public Health Masonic Club. RILEY, PHYLLIS F. Alamtda Publk Health K ; Masonic Club. RINCK, YVONNE G. San Carlos Journalism. RINEHART, ROBERT F. Berkeley Economics KS; Skull and Keys. RING, RICHARD N. Oakland Chemistry. RINNERT, HEINZ R. New York, N. Y. Physics run. RIOROAN, EUGENIA M. 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ROBBERS. JAMES A. ROBERTS, JACK K. ROBERTS, NIAN S. ROBERTS. PAUL 8., JR. Oakland Vaughnsville, Ohio Mechanical Sacramento Santa Ana Chemical Civil Engineering Foreign Trade. Engineering Ergiaeering XAK; ASME; Glee Cist; Senkr Octette. GAX; TBII; XE; A«E. AXX; AlChE. Finance Chairman, Senior Class. ROCHE, ROCK. ROCKAH. ROOGERS. CLAYTON P. JAMES W. LOUIS EILEEN A. San Okgo Business Administration A Mr; Honor Students; Scabbard and Blade. Berkeley Business Administration Tcl-Avrr, Isr. Architecture Clojne; Architec- ture Association; Hillel. Oakland General Cuerkutom Utrimque; Newman Club. ROHAN, FRANCIS D. Oakland Industrial Engineering Ball and Chain. ROHLFING, HAROLD L. Martian Criminology AAE; Basketball. A truly «O'derfui person, JEAN SCHMITZ was well liked by every- 0- who met her. While in schwl she was first chi■ rerun of Wom- en's Counseling axi then of Orientations Council and a member of Pryt. 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ROSE, JACK Malta, Mont. Geophysics Bachelordon. ROSE, NORMAN C. Hayward Chemistry Honor Students; Toner j-d Flj-e; SAACS. ROSE, SEYMOUR M. San Fra-cisco Political Science SAM; Men's Judicial Comm.; Class Council; Sr. Peace Comm. ROSSEL, MARYELLEN Modesto Onwil Curriculum. ROSE, WILLIE M. Richmond English Tower and Flame; Honor Students. ROSSI. ALEXANOER Santa Barbara Industrial Engieotring TB II. ROSEN. ESTHER Brcoklye, N. Y. Economics USCA; NSA; Folk Oanc Ch . ROTHENBERG, EMIL J. San Francisco Zoology ZBT; Symphony Forum; Men's Counsel .rv). ROSEN. Florence l. Los Angeles Psychology Psychology Society. ROTHMAN, BARBARA R. Los Angeles Political Science A E; Senior Cowell. ROSEN, ROBERT Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering. ROTTICCI, HENRY J. Modesto Electrical Coglreeriog ♦KT; SEE; Newman Club. ROSENBLUM, IRWIN F. North Hollywood Mechanical Engineering. ROURKE, JAMES G. Long Beach Political Science. ROSENTHAL, MARY LOU Los Aojcles Anthropology Aon; Stephens Union Comas. POUSE, ROBERT E. 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BT. nrx; BAN ; Yacht Club; Varsity Sailing Club. Criminology Society; AAE; Intramural. Honor Society girl, JEANNIE LONN, amused members ol Mortar Board, Pryt, and Torch and Shield with her joles ard antics. Good-natured Jeannle has teen missed In the BAG office slrce she left Its confusion to wield the gavel at Mortar Board meetings. Future ambitions Include travel to a far-away place—say Sweden. RUOERMAN, 8ERTRAM Oakland Economics Intramural. RUSSELL, DAVID J. San Diego Accounting. SAARIO, BERTHA I. Berkeley Psychology YWCA; Psychology Society; Masonic Club. RUDOLF, ETHEL 0. Milwaukee, Wis. General Curriculum Colonial. RUSSELL, EDWARO B. Chicago. III. Electrical Engineer.� ) HKN; ASEE. SACHI, MASOKA H. San Leandro Political Science Varsity Debate. RUFFNER, AL8ERT 8. Oakland Zoofogy. RUSSELL. JOHNS. San Francisco General Curriculum XN; A AX; Rugby. SACKETT, CLARENCE H„ JR. Ukiah Zoefcgy. RUISINGER. MARCUERITE M. Alameda Chemistry I' B. RUTLEOGE, OAVIO S. 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SAXBY, SALLY Oakland Political Science II ltd1; MXA; Pelican; N$A; Secretariat; Home- comirg. SAZAMA, FRANK J. Washington, 0. C. Business Administration. SCHEELE, WESLEY W. Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering ASME. SCHERER, BERNICE M. Oakland Criminology Pelican- Senior Council; Masonic Clrb. SCHEUERMAN, MILTON S. Portland, Ore. Criminology AAE. SCHIEVE, NORMAN San Francisco Electrical Engineering. SCHIMANOLE, WILLIAM J. Taft Mechanical Engineering ASME; Newman Club. SCHLICHER, PAULINE H. San Francisco Speech ♦M; Speech Arts. SCHMIOT, ROBERT L. SCHMITZ, JEAN W. SCHNAUSS, EOWIN R. SCHNEIDER, HENRY A. SCHNEIOER, LAVEN A J. SCHNERECER, BENJAMIN E.. JR. Oakland Coeur d'Alene, Sacramento Burlingame Santa Ana Sana Cruz Physical Education Big C ; Skull and Keys; Athletic Council. Accounting. Idaho Decorative Art PryUrean; Orierta- tlons; Women's Counseling. Physics. Civil Engineering XK; ASCE; Glee Club. Art Utrimque; UNESCO; Hiking Club. Pharmacy ♦AX; P.V SCHNORMACHER, ERIC P. 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SAPPER, GERALD H. Oakland Political Science. SCHANTZ, JEAN Pittsburg Oecorathe Art Epworth; AXA; Pally Ccmm. Enthusiasm plus characterized MARY RENARD, who always man. aged to be knitting while carrying on her many otter activities. Major interests were Rally Committee, Women's Ex Board, Mortar 8oard, and Pryl—rot to forget her position as Veep of the sector class. This attractive ADII plans to follow up her business administration major and go into advertising. sen SCHROEDER, OONALO 0. Visalia English Psychology Society. SCMROETER, JOHN 0. Bakersfield Petroleum Geology. SCHULMAN, SEYMOUR Hollywood HwH� l Administration AKII; Student Healtlt Council. SCHULTZ, SCHULTZ, ERIC R. GLORIA J. Middletown. Oaklvd CO - French Physical Edtcation AMP FA XN; Bid C ; Foot Salt. SCHWARTZ. JOSEPH 0. Sacramento Marketing SECOR, ELIZABETH A. San Francisco History. SCHWARTZ, SIMEON A. Los Angeles Civil Engineering. SEGHIERI, GLORIA Y. San Francisco Home Economics Home Economies Club; Food Technology Chib. SCOTT. JANICE E. Sin Francisco Business Administration Ml; IIAE Prytanean; Intra- mural Board. SELLMAN, GEORGE W. Colusa Enillsh. SCOTT. JERRY L. Long Beach Personnel Administration Ben; Triune; Big C ; Winged Selmet; Skull and Keys. SELTEN, VIRGINIA R. Los Angeles General Curriculum AK ; YWCA; Comm� ity Service. SEYWALO, ELIZABETH H. San Francisco English Stebblns; AMI’. Musical is the word lor OON LYNCH. Senior manager ol Band, a member of Music Council and Baton Honor Society, he alto plays the piano .n his spare time. Den claims to be the only AKL who doesn't play bridge, and we can readily see why, since ACB and Rally Council are added to ItH musical actIHtles. SCOTT, LLOYD F. Prescott, Aril. Psychology ex; Honor Stu- dents; Pre-Med Society; Frosh Council. SEVERIN, OONALD F. Yreka Economics X ; ; Ex Committee. SHADE, ROSSS. Los Angeles Accounting sn. SCHUMACHER, OONALO 0. 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Beginning with chairmanship of Women's Derm Council, Lhing Groups Cooncil, and Athletic Reception Committee to membership in Women's Ex-Board, Women's J, ACS, Mortar Board, etc., etc. Though fragile looking, she is an athlete at heart and plans to teach P. E. VINEYARD, VIS8AL, VOCHATZER, VOGEL, VOHS, VON GLAHN, VORHEES, CHRISTINE LEOG. GLENN W. HAROLD W. JACK JOAN VESTER Rkhmoud San Bernardino Albany San Pablo Berkeley Escalon Los Angeles Psychology. Physical Education Baseball. Accounting UAH'; Masonic CM. Physics. General Curriculum ♦rA. Speech A AX; Treble Clef; Plymouth House. Civil Engineering, VORPHAL, VOSS, VRANNA, VU KASIM, WACKER, WAOOELL, WAOE, WELDON BERTRANO H. MARION V. JOHN P., JR. LEOL. CHARLES N. JOY A. Alameda Oakland Albany Oakland Lodi Omaha, Neb. Riverside Marketing. Civil Engineering ASCE. Home Ecooomks Stern; OX; Phrateres; Masonic CM. Publk Relations 2 ; ; Radio Workshop; Home- eerniag. Zoology. Physics Honor Students; Anateur Radio Club. 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WARCKOT, REGINA S. San Francisco English Pelican; Senior Cornell; Newman Club. bill BERKMAN'S blo«J shoek of lair is a distinctive nark at the lop of any crowd. He earned tlK title the Chief as senior non jer of Glee Club. A happy spirit and afways ready wit make him welcome at Music Council, Drama Council, and Alumni Sor� } Committee. Wedding bells and law career arc foreseen In the near future. WARD, MARY E. Willows Psychology. WARREN, H. NEIL Miami, FU. CM Engineering. WARREN. JACKIE M. Saa Francisco Journalism «£ II; Dally Cal; Senior Council. WARREN, KATHRYN 8. Pittsfield, Mass. French Cercle Franeais. WARREN, LESLIE L. Ventura Agricultural Econcmics 63; 8rj C. WARREN, RICHARD S. Hayward Perscnnel Administration Del Rey. WARREN, WILLIAM J. Madera Chemistry AXS. WARTNICK, HELENE Los Angeles General Curriculum. WASHAM, OONALO A. SanU Ana Business Administrat Ion SAM; AMA. WASHBURN, WILMA C. San Luis Obispo General Curriculum ZTA; Pelican; Intramural. 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Spent man and future la.yer, MAL CHANNING states that his WIF, nosl Impressive trait it being a strut Cll rooter, but friends on JAMES E. campus remember him chiefly for his wort in Winged Helmet, Berkeley Gavel and Quill, bis capable chairmanship of Staff Committee, Electrical aisd his loop debates in Ex Committee OWr the Universal ASUC Engineering ' SEE. Berkeley Nanticoke, Pa. Ross Oakland Industrial Engineering. WOELFL MARY ANN L Redwood City General Curriculum vr; BB; Skull and Keys; Winged Helmet. Accosting BPS; BAY; Radio Workshop; Men's Counseling. Accounting. Bacteriology SAM. Business Administratio 6achelordon; A hU; Scabbard and Blade. Evaroton, Wyo. Child Development son. WOLCH, JOHN H. Los Angeles Banking XAB; Frosh Council; Rally Committee. Industrial Management. Marketing ASA. Gercral Curriculum KKT; Blue and Gold; Elections 8d.; Symphony Forum. Psychology Stern; Honor Students; Sr. Coun- cil; Sr. Women's Board. Electrical Erqircering. WOLFE, THOMAS WOLFEN, WERNER F. 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WONC-WOO, HARMON San Francisco Chemistry. WOO, WOO, WOOD, WOOO, WOOOARO, WOODARD, WOODARD, WOOOHEAO, WOODS. WOOOY, LOUIE TOM HARRY P. RAY M„ JR. DOUGLAS A. ORVAL L. WANDA J. JOHN E. 8AR8ARA H. HARRY 0. SM Francisco Los Angeles Beverly Hills Berkeley Walnut Creek Richmond Berkeley Los Angeles Piedmont San Oiego Business Architecture Architecture. Pre-Medicine Civil Engineering Civil Engineering International Economics General Curriculum Mechanical Administration II A . •I-KX; «•«•; Scph, Jr. Basketball Mgr.; ASCE. ASCE. Retitions Bowles; Men's AT ; Pelican; Engineering. SAM; Chines Casa Hispana; Counseling. Orientations. Sudceu CM. Rally Comm. Honor Students; Tower and Flame. WOOLLEY, WOOSLEY, WORLO, WORTH, WOSTER, WRESTLER. WRIGHT, WRIGHT, WRIGHT. JAMES R. WRIGHT, WILLIAM L. JAYV. JOHN B. ROBERT M. STANLEY H„ JR. RICHARO M. HENRYW. J. ALAN JOHN H. 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WYNNE, YAGUCHt, YAMAOA, YAMAMOTO, YAMAMOTO, YAMASHIRO, YAQUB, TALFOURO T. JOHN YOSHIO KAZUKO YUKIO GEORGE T. AOIL M. Berkeley Los Angeles Kings terg Red-cod City Oiauba 8e keley Palestine Agricultural Mechanical Food Technology Public Health. Chemical Accounting. Mathematics. Economics. Engineering. Food Technicians Engineering Blonde PEGGE MALSOR Is often kidded about being a Swede from Club. ASCE; Japanese Montana, but s taken seriously an assistant survey director cf Students Club. Daily Cal, member of Pryt. II AS, anl class ccuncils. Pnggc fopes to stay in the bay area after graduation rather than feresake friends and OZ sisters to return to Montana. YAR8ERRY, YEE, YEE, YEE, YENSEN, YING, EOGAR L. IRENE S. K. ROSE P. RUTH ROBERT A. LLOYD Winters Horolu'm, T. H. Socramerto Oakland Sarta Am Hanford Zoology Uh Technician Scclal Welfare. BacterWogy Electrical Physiology. Honor Students. Richards; SOU; Chinese Students Ergiaeering. Public Health Club; CSC. Club; CSCA. 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YOUNGJOHN, MILMAN P. La Mesa Bacteriology Bowks. ZA8ALL0S, FRANK E. San Leardro Pharmacy ♦AX. ZACHWAN, ZALLIAN, ZAVEALLAS, ZEIS, ZENI, ZENTNER, AILEEN E. MARIAN NELLIE M. ALLAN C. ROBERT F. JULES Alameda San Francisco Puente Oakland Oakland San Francisco German Political Science. Personnel Electrical History Political Science AZ; Blue and Administration Engineering nKd; 2KA; Speech Arts. Gold; Class Council; Cheney; «♦; ♦XB; AIEE. Daily Cal; Men's German Club. WAA; Women's Counseling. Counsel iog. ZIGGINS, ZIMMERMAN, ZIMMERMAN. ZIMMERMANN ZOLEZZI, ZOROVICH, OEREK G. WILLIAM F. WILLIAM J. RALPH K. STEPHEN A. JOHN A. Berkeley San Francisco Chicago, III. Panama City, San Francisco San Pedro Actxiiy-minded CARNEY CAMPION has served his Alma Mater as Oecoratlre Art. Speech. Civil Engineering TBII.XK; ASCE. Panama Zoology B2T. Finance. Physical Educat lot Ckyne; Circk C ; P. E. Club; Gym C‘� t. chairman c4 the '47, '48, and '49 Homecoming, and Senior Week. As a member of AKA, Phi Phi, Gavel and Quill, and Golden Bear, he has shown a great Interest in meeting people, and his future plans ia public administration will enable him to culthate this interest. BARNS. BRYANT, HUBER, REHFELD, SCHEFFEL, WINTERS. ROBERT E. JOHN AL ROONEY R. HOWARD RANOOLPH Burlingame San Diego Oakland Bakersfield San Bruno Los Angelts Recreation Wildlife Business Business Mechanical Mechanical B2T; A Oil, Conservation. Administration Administration Engineering. Engineering. 0X; ♦♦. AA2; IITil2; Blue and Gold, Mgr.; Person 1 Council. I 0RS YOUNG, KENNETH J. Berkeley Physiology Chinese Students Club; CSCA. ZACCOR, JAMES V. Berkeley Physics. ZETHRAUS, IVY A. KentfleW Art Mitchell; Women's Counseling. ZUMWALT, MATTIE J. Colusa Decorative Art XQ; Blue and Gold; Little Theater; WAA; Axe. CcmrtVfixpm-'nt owrclsos nurt the final Urrwll to aadOfradMlt da� foe tone liw thcwsand seniors who «athered at Edwards Field on June 17, foe the official serd-off freen the University. SENIORS again wound up four long years with a whirl of events including a barbecue at Mount Diablo, a beach party at Santa Cruz, Men's and Women's Banquets at the Claremont, the Senior Ball at Golden Gate Fields, the Baccaulaureate, the Pilgrimage and last but not least by any means the Graduation ceremonies at Edwards Field. SEMOR WEEK 95 jumoRS UNDER the capable leadership of two class presidents, the Junior Class had a most successful year. When the fall presi- dent and activity-major Bill Grafft became a victorious can- didate for representative-at-large, vice-president Jean Brew- ster took over the gavel and continued the smoothly running program. Although they were financially in the hole in September, the juniors reversed their position by June through their many fund-raising projects. Realizing that new ideas were invaluable to progress, the juniors included many of the junior college transfers on their committees and they participated strongly in the class activities. The Junior In- formal and the sing, Stormy Weather, highlighted the fall days, with International House as the setting for Show Enough and the Jazz Concert. With thoughts of entertain- ment as well as a means of increasing the class piggy bank, the Class of '51 ushered in the spring semester with the smooth music of Noel Kelly at the Junior Prom at Diablo, followed by a Women's Day Breakfast in the cafeteria. Many white elephants were collected during the year for the April Rummage Sale which brought to a close an eventful year for the juniors. BILL GRAFFT ............. PRESIDENT JEAN BREWSTER...........VICE-PRESIDENT VIRGINIA GERKE...SECRETARY-TREASURER ELAINE LANDER____________ YELL LEADER 96 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: Alice Ccoghlip, Sully Hint, Jack Erl , Jean Brewster, Elaine U«Jer, Virginia Gerke, Aw F.bush, Ewlyn Imperatrice, Sarita Johnson. SECONO ROW: Ellyse Spiegl Kay Locke. Pat Kanahele, Shirley Myers, Betty Hampton. Betty MeKeen, Toni Hines. Belly Patten. THIRO ROW: Mary Gregory, Corlnne Lambert, Carolya Robinson, Joan Foster, Mari Wiley Elita de Urieste, Bererly Barsaaian, Phyllis Kotite, Kay Lloyd, Loo Ctlmor . FOURTH ROW: Joan Fay, EliMbeth Hall, Lota Bryan, Peggy Trine, Nancy Thompson, Carolyn Carpenter, Pew Bom garner, Lee Abramson, Tony Ellis. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Fargas, Lewis Arnold, Frank Sommers, Gordon Seek, Harold Menries, Bill O'Hare, Bob Stone, George Ferrbacher, Ray Smith. 8ACK ROW Vic Appel, R. Pfost, Thomas Remington, Arch Wcmbacher, Bill Parks, James Werner, Reece Clark. Juniors entertain with their sh w and Jwry Workshop starring the Stardostrrs who have sent many a person. 97 SOPHOmORES THE Class of '52 continued its winning ways by planning and participating in one of the most successful Soph Weeks seen at Cal. Well-laid plans began early in the Fall, and work con- tinued until the curtain fell on the last act of the California Showcase. presented in the Berkeley High Little Theater. Soph Week was highlighted by the Spring Capers dance in Hearst Gym—presided over by the lovely Soph Doll. Noted for their uke-playing contests and their inability to settle on a council party date, the Class of '52 was well uni- fied and extremely ambitious. December found them all tour- ing the streets of Berkeley for the traditional Soph Paper Drive, thanks to the precedent set by the Senior class. End- less nights were spent guarding the Big C from threats of the Freshmen or Stanford, as well as numerous trips up the hill with buckets and brushes to repaint the famous land- mark. Freshmen did obey the rules preceding the annual Soph-Frosh Brawl, but their hidden energy was unleashed to beat the Sophomores at the Brawl. The mighty Sopho- mores retaliated, however, and showed their class spirit by winning the first-place trophy for class floats in the Home- coming Parade. BILL HOLMES................. PRESIDENT CAROL SANFORD...... ....VICE-PRESIDENT BEV HINTON.........SECRETARY-TREASURER • BUGSY SIEGEL____________YELL LEADER 98 SOPHOMORE COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to rt� M: Pat Marshall, Janet Black. Be Hinton, Bill Holmes, Carol Sarford, Peg Zuber, JoM Farr, Herb Moore, Mona Fiehft. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Gercke, Clearer Laundy, Virginia Crombie, Eileen Flaherty. Eluabeth Rich, Diane Wade, Margo StvUmaa, Isobel Smith, Margaret Kloeppel, Nancy Hardgrave, Alison Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Frances Tenney, Robert Kirkpatrick, Pat Walker, 8ugsy Siegel, tort Fuller, Kathryn Await, Margaret Heme, Jean- St. Hill, Pat Corley, Anita Hcchfeld, Mardy Pletcher. FOURTH ROW: Frederic Hugh Reteris II, Richard Glenn, Chuck Stuart, Carol Cochran, 8arbara Wright, Babs Bntr, Alan Baer, Les Sachs, Lew Smith. Jack Jackson. FIFTH ROW: Ed Farrum, Mike McKee, Roland Oaintero, Oex Ahkgren, Dare Ceddes, Bill Callender, Ootg Hansen, Cro Mauer, Harry Hanson. BACK ROW: Dick Becker, Robert Peeke, Bob Hines, Maurice Holloway. 99 The Sophomore and Freshman classes get together for a sing with a special teand of entertainment provided by the Cut-Bucket Trib. FRCSHmcn HAMPERED by Roberts' Rules of Order the Frosh class managed to bring an eventful year to a close, while learn- ing a lesson in parliamentary procedure. The class of '53 was headed by President Bill Owen who started things rolling at an early date by choosing a sixty-seven member council. The first major project was the homecoming float designed and directed by Sharon Wagner. It consisted of a large stork carrying a blue and gold bear in a diaper. Inexperienced freshmen worked diligently on the float. In spite of the tussle a float was formed, and although the stork was not a very steady creature and nearly shook off all his feathers, fresh- men declared it wonderful. From this point the freshman class pushed forward with sings, dances and parties. The first sing at the Kappa House was a great success with Big Game movies and songs by the men's octet. Climaxing the class activities was Freshman Week, held April 10 to 16. A king and queen were chosen to reign at the annual dance, which ended the week and the major freshman activities. BILL OWEN................ .....PRESIDENT PHYLLIS McKAY VICE-PRESIDENT PEGGY STEWART......SECRETARY-TREASURER DON HARTLEY...............CHEER LEADER 100 FRESHMAN COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: Bill Owew, Phyllis MacKay, Peggy Stewart, Dede Ocusseau, Marilyn Boyd, Virginia Andrews, Virginia 8cyle. SECONO ROW: Jeon Klelser, Mary Myer, Ann Harnett, Ann Davis, Delores Sackett, Marilyn Haskett, Sharon Wagner, Marilyn Cil ore, Kay Musselman, Dagnt Nordholm, Marjorie Coombs, Magji Pratt. THIRD ROW: Norman Mineta, Helen Schoenberg, Scndra Walden, Margaret PcigtMC, Marilyn Ro«i«s, Dot Willis, Nancy Ballard, Nancy Roberts, Joan Uslcy, Renda Up-dus, Maleo WesUrnoff, Bill Verrish. FOURTH ROW: Weldon Phillips, Jim Miller, Jim Kelley, Roger Gilbert, Alike Hall, Ed Wallaee, Hal Ellis, Bill Bern, Jean Marcia Lesley. Margie Wright, Chock Newman, Ron Mayman, Bob Misrach. BACK ROW: Don Hartley, Okk Parker, Jim Porterfield, Bob Tanem, Jim Conner, Tosy McCrory, Ed Gross, Bock Conan, Betty Ann Smith, Peggy Richards, Judy Hurt, Joan Zuber, William Rolls, Bob Sellers. 101 That old Cal tradition, the Scgh-Froth Brawl, starts off class ri.alry which is always at its highest during lower division years. STUD Cm LIFE 104 EKECUTIUE COmmiTTEE STRUGGLING with such problems as the Loyalty Oath, Fair Bear wages and contracts, yell leaders. Homecoming, and public re- lations, to name just a few of the activities of the Executive Com- mittee, this group tries to coordinate affairs between the students and university besides carrying on the general business. Almost every year Executive Committee is faced with a crisis of major importance. In 1947 the storm arose over a football coach which resulted in the hiring of Pappy Waldorf, in 1948 the dispute over the Fair Bear, which almost resulted in the removal of this policy, but was finally smoothed over. Again this year the torrent broke, this time over the loyalty oath. This crisis affected the whole campus and therefore, was taken up by Ex Committee. The issue was an explosive one, however, and was finally left to the Academic Senate. Monday night meetings are now attended by faculty, alumni, and presidential representatives. Usually very business-like, the levity of the meetings was occasionally broken when Brutus Hamilton would break out singing Swedish songs or leading informal yells. DANNY COEIHO ASUC President EDIE McEWINC ASUC Vice-Present FRONT ROW, left to right: Okk Jiu. Or. Chaney, Loo White, Edie NkEwtafl, Oan Coeiho, Kay Larson, Jrfn Oirriras. BACK ROW: Oean Stone, Carl Goldschmidt, Carl Fettman, One Kramer, Pete Gtfdsenmldt. Hal Cban-.ir� }, Brvti Hamilton, Hamp Terry, Mike Abramson, B-tfd Boots, Wally Cocper, S o t George, Dick Van Ksuton. 105 REPRESEflTATIUES-AT-LARGE A paradox was Rep DICK VAN HOUTEN, executive, e«rt- up, and church school teacher. Rep PETE COLOSCHMIOT � as known for his Mr cheerful attitude. Bustling Rep HERB ''PANCHO ARNOIS made an effort to reflect campus opinion. Frcm freshman to Senior Rep, SCOT GEORGE always held a top position on campus. Future lawyer. Rep WALLY COOPER, always looked for legal implications. The proierbial businessman is cheerful Rep 8UD HOBBS. 106 As a friendly, «lad-hander, Rep LARRY SCOTT lus been particularly Rep BOB LIVERMORE had to work extra fast to pet things accom- inteeesled in the purchase card syttem and parking. pushed durin? his sheet term office. 107 Business nominisiRnuon THE business administration of the ASUC is divided between finance com- mittee, the managers of the departments, Ed Welch, and Brutus Hamilton. Finance Committee originates or considers all recommendations to the Executive Committee about finances, while Brutus Hamilton is director of intercollegiate athletics. Ed Welch as director of general activities also meets and works with such people as Joyce Jensen, director of social activi- ties; Greg Englehard, assistant director of athletics, and others connected with the welfare and maintenance of Stephens Union and Eshleman build- ings. BRUTUS HAMILTON. Director of Intercollegiate Activities. X ED WELCH, Director of General Activities. FINANCE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, IHt to rijht: Ed Welch, Bod KcOhs. Pete Goldschmidt, William J. Norton, Oean Stone. BACK ROW: Dan Coelho, Edie McEniag, Mrs. Garret, Dr. CJuney. FRONT ROW, left to right: Cta lie Clarke, Mrs. Garret, Joyce Jensen, Brutus Hamilton. BACK ROW: Mr. Englehardt, Geerge Brigas Chet ToJoie, Ed Welch. 108 ACTIUITIES COORDinmiRG BOARD THE development of procedures, the coordination of particular events of the association, and the supervision and direction of all activity groups—all in all regulating the pulse of campus spirit—is the purpose of the Activities Coordination Board. Composed of the representa- tives from all activity groups, ACB has the power to pass on all student appointments, to approve all publicity stunts, and to direct elections and activity dates of the ASUC. In particular, this year's ACB issued the California Welcome Book, distributed activity calendars, and passed administrational items to benefit ASUC factions. Throughout the year the members of this board have cooperated as a unit working for the common good. Vk Apeel Barbara Cfeerney Joan Cherney Lii Own lion Kay Oimmick Put Dlngvttll Bill Craff Larry Jo wi Bob Kinkead Oon Lynch Howard Mackey Bob MacMahon Mary Mennick Ethel Oon Porter Mary Reward Card Sanford Pcjqy Sie � rt 8ob Slone Barbara StorlevJM Mj vey Taylor Hasp Terry Joy Wade HAMP TERRY Chairman of ACB JOAN CHERNEY Sab-Chairman of ACB 109 BACK ROW: Mtici Renard, Joy Highlight of the l� y is the noontime crowning the King i® Faculty Glade. No mo allowed'' as camftrt women gel together for their day! no women's flcuumcs councu Tiny but mighty LOU WHITE, Women' RepretenUtbe, led women's activities throojh the year. THAT women play an important part in campus activities is illustrated by the many activities of Women’s Activity Coun- cil, headed by Lou White, women’s representative during the past year. The main interest of this group is in women's welfare on campus, and in providing social organization for them. It is the general coordinating board of all women's groups such as Dorm Council, Panhellenic, YWCA, and Women's Judicial Committee. Working for close coopera- tion between these groups and between them and the cam- pus in general, meetings are held with their various heads, and speakers on activities and phases of campus life are pro- vided for interested houses or groups. A very liberal organi- zation, Cal coeds are granted greater freedom than any others in the country. During the '49-'50 year two major projects were undertaken. In the fall a Christmas party in Women's Clubrooms, while Women's Day, April nineteenth dominated the scene in the spring. The theme for Women's Day was Alice's Adventures in Women's Land and in- cluded such high points as the Mad Hatter's Tea and a Through the Looking Glass fashion show. Capable rxxJfl i well a activity haPer, SALLY WALKER ccnlr.tute to ore of the many Women' 0 y Activities With the true pieit of Women' Day, MRS. SRROUL e« ere J into the actlritiet a usual. nCTIUITIES flSSEIDBLV DflllCE COmmiTTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Frank Gntiw, Solly W«kt, Millii Oakn, Mar«y Taytor, Mr-jJii D� Im, Rwdly WMworth. SECONO ROW: Marge PMeryon, Mary Andercon, Mini Frye, Jean Lyhne, Mary JMet Finney, 8erry Willis. Margie Wri9ht. BACK ROW: £ ♦ Rlchmo'd, Fleur Laird, Paul Petmaelli, Jeaa Kelt, Warren Carson, L.nfcr Sackriton, Lambit Taylor, Patricia Htnry, Charles Mtrrlll. DANCES, dances, and more dances is business of the Assembly Dance Committee, which sponsors non- profit dances for the student body. All profit from each affair is turned over to making the next dance even bigger and better. RADIO WORKSHOP EVERY week for an hour and fifteen minutes on the radio and every other Saturday on television the members of Radio Workshop perform. In ad- dition to variety shows and sports- casts, entertainment is provided for Veterans Hospitals. ORIEIITflTIOnS councu THROUGHOUT each term Orientations helps to remove the thorns in the path of new students. Men’s and Wom- en's Counseling are first to untangle the snarls at the end of the registration line. Campus Tours takes over from there and guides them through the campus pointing out buildings and spots of interest. Cal Hosts provides noon- time entertainment for commuters. Students may become acquainted at the Friday Flings; and Student-Faculty Cof- fee Hours are friendly get-togethers. JEAN SCHMITZ, Chairman JOAN CHERNEY, Sub-Chairman Of Nutations. of Orientations. Carols are suop at Orientations annual Christmas party. FRESHMAN SUNDAY SUPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Rolls, Pat Morphy, Oorothy Baukol, Jack Traylor, Bill Owen, Nancy Larson, A $oo« time was had by all at the Cal Hosts party. Marilyn Gilmore, Bob Misrack, Dot Willis, Pegpy Stewart, Iriing Phillips, Kay Uussclwun. CAMPUS TOURS FRONT ROW, left to ripM: Ronald Campbell, Jack Wilccrt, Howard Chamberlain, Chuck Stuart, Bruce Docker. BACK ROW: Wayne Burns, Vic Peterson, Dick Elliott, Ceonje Paitow. DON FRYE Chairman d Men's Courts I In? men’s counsELinG WITH a staff of 150 or more helpful minds, the Men's Counsel- ing Committee, headed by Don Frye last fall and Bob Page this spring, haunts the Men's gym during registration to counsel all new male students. A Men's Smoker, held in the clubrooms, in- troduces students to yell leaders and athletes who explain the general routine of school. Working closely with Women's Counseling, the men have appointments like the women's and add to the confusion of the joint office in Eshleman. women’s counseunG WOMEN'S Counseling seeks to integrate all new women stu- dents into campus social life. After the initial contact at regis- tration each new student is contacted periodically during the term, taken to campus functions, introduced to activities, in- vited to the Women's Tea and generally made to feel at home on campus. The staff normally consists of more than a hundred counselors, twenty-four directors, four seniors, a sub- chairman, and a chairman. 0EL0RES CLAPP Chairman d Women's Counselln? MEN'S COUNSELING FRONT ROW, left to rifhl- Leroy Mtrtdl, Bob Larqdon, Bob Pa? , Ed McIntosh, 8ob Garrow, Howard Frieseo. SECOND POW: Bob Ho-an, Ernest Simcw, Howard Chamberlain, Kerman Fojala, Bob All , Gto 9« HerwiU. BACK ROW: Ray Bon, Roy Outcher, Jo Trotter, Rod Waterfall, Merrill Mense , Forrest Ouranceau. WOMEN'S COUNSELING FRONT ROW, left to rioht: Joan MacPhe . Barbara Jossetyn, Carolyn Blake, Oresse Waite , Bererly B«nd«r, Marian Thomas. SECOND ROW: Sarlta Johnson, 8arbara Ebbesen, Joan Cherney, Gerry Slod.ek, Cleo Johnson, Hilda Schmidt. BACK ROW: Glnny Jcr.es, Sally Wcmple, Joan Morel to, Gerry Smith, My.jaret Hicks, JoA nn Cbeesnun, Bobbie Barawlk. DIRECTORS NOT SHOWN: Gloria Btllch, AI lion, Gilbert, Maisie Irish, Roberta Laldtaw, Alice Leino, Pat McCoy, Helen VcElwee, Gloria Norwall, Candy Penther, Sally Streeter. SEYMOUR ROSE men’s JUDICIAL COmmiTTEE NEYSA OUGAN METING out justice to men students is the primary function of Men's Judicial. The committee also participates in the functions of Student Judicial which has broader powers—such as interpretation of the con- stitution. publication of ASUC regulations, punishment of card viola- tions. and the final word in the ASUC. momen’s judicial commiTTee THE women's branch handles all coed affairs from violations of lock- out rules to personal problems. The nine justices of Women's J have the seemingly colossal task of guiding the conduct of some eight-odd thousand campus women. Luckily, university life flows smoothly, and it is only the ripples which demand attention. LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley McAree, Loo White, Joyce Dawsos, Joy Wade, Oolores Clapp. Oiana Clarkson. Shlrle Fletcher, Lucille Pauton, Neysa Dugan. FRONT ROW, left to right: Dick Champlln. Boh Rook, Boh Andrew. BACK ROW: Tom Yeung, Hamp Terry, Sey- rrour Rose, Sam GoMberg. Carl Feldman, John Maddox not in picture. ATHLETIC COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left lo r«?ht: Brutus Hamilton, Char lit Same, Grog Engtehard, Dick Van Hcattn. BACK ROW: Ian Turner, Okk McCurdj, J,-i 0,v)'.is Oale Webster, Earle Harris, Howard Macter, Don Reichert, BRUTUS HAMILTON, Track Coach and GREG ENGLEHARO, Assistant Oircctor ot Actnlttes. Oirretor of Act nit Its ATHLETIC COUnCIL HEADED this year by Ian Turner and Charlie Sarver, Athletic Council has again considered and recommended to Ex Committee all athletic awards, changes in methods of awarding letters and medals as well as discussing stu- dent problems and intercollegiate athletic problems. With Brutus Hamilton and Greg Englehard as ex-officio members from the ASUC, the council was composed of such well known athletes as Herb Schmalenberger and Jim Du- varas from Big C Society, and Earl Harris from Ball and Chain. Well-liked fooCMIl player CHARLIE SAR- VER sereed as Chairman 4 Athletic Council. ATHLETIC RECEPTIOA COmm MEN'S RALLY COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to rigtt: Bill Park-,, Bill Gra ft, Bob Garboe, Tern You ;, Chuck W ;ecr, R.iy Sm.th, Jim Ehrurtt. SECOND ROW: J.m Monocle, Bcb McOoogVi, Be S.mn-ons, Larry Webber, Sit. wincbell, Johnny Copeland, Bill Calender, Bob Atterbu-y, Bob Biker. THIRO ROW: Jerry Fielder, 8111 Mm key, Orr« Pederson, jMk CSerelaoJ, Cbjck Stewart, Bill Clark, V c Peterson, Fred Hincken, Bill Gear. FOURTH ROW: Gregory Ounnesoa, Forrest Durrejnceau, Harry Hansen. Skip Skriven, Bill Ells. Maurie Holloway, Bruce Crain, Bill Up to’. Burt Olsen. BACK ROW: Jim Carson, Jim Kuvn, Cro Maner, Tom Montgomery, Harold McNally, Rolf Kuhn, Ron Vehlow, Bill Wagner. WOMEN'S RALLY COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, kft to right: Miml Reni d, Phyllis Karg, Genie Riordan, Peggy Zubee. SECOND ROW: Carol Williams, Elearor de Marls, Ann Glldder, Jean Brewster, Sally Marsh, Cyanne Edmords. THIRD ROW: Eleen Hardway, Barbara Brune, Lorraine Grossman, Marge Houston, Jase McConnell, Al.son Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: Jeanne Meilleite, Natal Parks, Bev Merend, Maurine Dooher, Lucy Pfund. BACK ROW: Betts Cole, Ward Pletcher, Shirley Roy, Jeanne Zvmwalt, Carol Cochran, Oiaae Wade, Carol Holmes. PHYLLIS KARG Chairman of Women's Rally Committee RflLLV COmmiTTEE PLANNING and executing card tricks for the largest rooting section in the world was the job of Men's and Women's Rally Committee last fall, for even the wom- en's rooting section flashed cards for the first time in history! Not only is Rally Committee one of the hardest working groups on campus, but they are also among the most spirited rooters at all games. Highlights of the year were numerous parties, pre-Stanford game break- fast, and a return trip to the Rose Bowl. TOM YOUNG Chjirmyno! Men's Rally CommlltM The card stunts wtkh we do In a few minutes take many hoars of preparation. Olay, flip! and get that red card cut of the blue background.' 119 VELL LEADERS NOTED for the quick sunburns they acquire at bonfire ral- lies, their little dog yell and habit of leading a yell on the opponents' side only when the visiting yell leaders are girls were Cal's yell leaders. Leading the loudest rooting section in the world this year were Don Ball as head yell leader, and Dick Daniel, Bob Stone, Herb Moore, and Bob Kinkead as assistants. The system of choosing yell leaders has been modi- fied by the new ASUC Constitution which created the Megaphone Society. This provides for a training period for all potential yell leaders. It will be open to sophomores and will have a membership of nine or less from which three as- sistant yell leaders will be chosen, and one of the three will be elected head yell leader. Max Guiterrez is the first and only member of the society so far. Another one of the Fiji oligarthj 0 jncll kadi MS DON BALL who mas constantly remindinj the roctin) sett ion to “Keep it clean. DON BALL gives out with a few inttrvcticns. YELL LEADERS Bob Stone, Dick Daniel, Don Ball, Herb Moore. 8ob Kinkead FUncnonflL SERUICES BOARD SET up under the new ASUC constitution of April 1949, Functional Services Board is one of the five boards into which student government activities are divided. In- cluded under the Board are Elections, Campus Opinion, Meetings, Public Relations, Constitutions, and Student Personnel Councils. Art Bureau, Speakers' Bureau and Student Government Clinic. With the dissolution of Orientations Council during the spring semester, four of that group's councils (Men's and Women's Counsel- ing, Cal Hosts and Campus Tours) were brought under FSB as Students’ Counseling Service. Organized by Paul Pitner. FSB was directed by Carl Feldman in the fall and Andre Tolpegin in the spring. CARL FELDMAN, Fall Chairman a! Functional Services Board. PUBLIC RELRTIOIIS C0UI1CIL SEATED AT TABLE, Mi to right: John Hess, Joeetyn Matter, After Singer, Andre Tolpegin, Pat Kinney, Carl Feldman, Robin Haniline. Gene Kessler, Joarn Jepson, OSck Walker, Aaron Greenberg. PUBLIC RELATIONS COUNCIL FRONT ROW, Ml to right: Fred Cooser, Okk Walker, Louis Morgan. Aaron Greenberg, Norm Carriek. SECONO ROW: Judith Alie� , Lois Fuller, Carmelita Southern, Sharon Hitt, Pat Mullen, Janet Stark. BACK ROW: Jim Cornfield. 121 ACTING as a liaison body between the as- sociates, students, national, and local groups of NSA was one of the many duties of the ASUC Staff Committee. The committee also served a staff office for Ex Committee and the president, performing advisory, secre- tarial, and clerical functions. With a mem- bership ranging from six to thirty during the year, the staff was headed by Barbara Sims, executive secretary, and Mai Channing, NSA campus coordinator. MAI CHANNING, CMiirun of Stiff Committor, was an ex- perienced administrator. ASUC STAFF COmmiTTEE ASUC STAFF COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Sum, Alice Coughlin, Lew Arnold, Mai Channing. IN the past year a new phase of campaigning has been initiated. We now have on cam- pus campaigning. It is hoped that this new order will helpto remedy the apparent apathy of many students. Elections Council is that part of the ASUC bureaucracy which con- trols elections, staffing elections booths, and the counting of ballots. ELECTIOnS counciL FRONT ROW, left to right: Paul Nenmai, Oonnie Bitfcl, Rosemary Shull, Jan Scott. Barters Jowljn, Jar Mama, Joan Crawford. BACK ROW: Charles McOanles, Corime Juncker, Sharon Hilt, Charlotte Houston, Eleanor Reid, Norma Jamieson, Marion Jacobsen. 122 consTiTUTionoL council. FRONT ROW, left to right: Alfred Simmons, Oick C amplin, Darrell Nelson- BACK ROW: Fred Cooper, Bob Atkinson. CHECK this constitution —these are fa- miliar words to all members of the Constitu- tions Council. The job of this council is to help all new or reorganized ASUC organiza- tions write constitutions that conform with the ASUC rules. Dick Champlin and Bob At- kinson, fall and spring chairmen, also had to see that workable constitutions were written. The task of checking technicalities usually re- sulted in the council helping with the actual writing of the constitution. 80B ATKINSON. Spr.n) Chairman Ol Comti tut toas Courcil. STUDEM GOU’T CLIV1IC THE Student Government Clinic under the leadership of Andre Tolpegin, last fall, and Ardeen Singer, this spring, studies the inter- nal structure of campus activities and organi- zations. After investigating the activities, methods of electing officers and making ap- pointments, this hard-working committee of twenty-five makes suggestions to Functional Services Board and Executive Committee on how to improve the organizations. The clinic also works with National Students Association (NSA) getting suggestions from other schools on their management of student organiza- tions. FRONT ROW, left to right: Arlene Singer, LeRoy Riordan, Andre Tofpegin, Lois Fuller. 8ACK ROW: John M. Hess, Jim Qualco, Fred Cooper, Darrell Nelson, Andrew Spooner, ANORE TOLPEGIN, Fall Chairman of Student Gorernment Clinic. 123 r DRIUES COUnCIL IflTERflRTIOflflL REPRESEMRTIUES counciL SEATED AROUNO TABLE, left to Nancy Scwle, Seymoer Rot� , Joyce Dawton, Carl Feldman, Sally k, Joan Foiter, Harry Keaton S ATEO ROUND TABLE, Ml to riohi: Maurine Re k� r, Ham Luyt, Mitt Aurora Quirat, Re � Marx Lelmee, Hera McLean, Marl VasMnL Diego Coma let, Motet Davit, Maltle frith, D.rq H'Lanj, Mo-taoer Ui-Hattaa, ! Jon Swanton, Bahij SibOMi, Knot Alton, Mohhamed Rera Amin. FRONT ROW, Wt to right: Sutan Almon, Jack � Ounn, Carolyn Blak«. BACK ROW: Rotin Hat� llint, Mildred Jcnkim, Fred Cooper, Haa l Wood. SEATEO AROUND TABLE, left to right: Ralph Kunke. Haney Taylor, Joan Hoffman, Mary Rothney, Ken HamOrkk, Don Sharman. Rod Rehfeld, LI Oe-initon, Bill Kolmet, John Farr, Lee Merida, Bill Andertcm. enmpus opinion council nsuc PERsonnei council 124 STORE COmmiTTEE ANY complaints about prices in the ASUC store? See Store Committee whose duty it is to make recommenda- tions on policies to Ex Committee for ASUC Enterprises and to coordinate these policies to the needs of the stu- dents. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Robinow. Diet LeGault, Er-Ln Sgira, Richard Jiu, Wally Cooler, Sue Simrom, Al Mayac, Chuck Callaghan. STEPHERS union ESHELmnn pmnninG COmmiTTEE RESPONSIBLE for policy and adminis- tration of student-owned buildings is this committee. Controlling room as- signments, business functions, mainte- nance, decoration, and alteration are among its duties. The group is now look- ing forward to a student control board in the new union. FRONT ROW, left to right: Fran Hafner, Larry Weber, 8ud Hobbi, Chock Ounhan, Caroljn Robinson. BACK ROW: Seymcur Rote, Dick Van Horten. cnmpus PLflnnmG COmmiTTEE A VERY important function is per- formed by this sub committee. It is re- sponsible for the welfare of the student outside of the classroom. Such things as the alumni survey of student needs and recommendations for student facilities are included in its activities. FRONT ROW, Wt to right: Midge Zimet, Daw Bireabaum, Lb Rich, Scot George, Aaaadel Tho-JS, Pete GoWKhraidt, Carolyn Robinson, Bot Webster. BACK ROW: Joan Focter, Boyd Weeks, Marjorie Coombs, Lucy Paxton, George Fernbacker, Jo Atn Cheesnan, Kurt Cutter, Nas Broderick, Yale Lyman, Helen VcElwee. SECRETARIAT IF you have ever had a secret desire to sit on a president's lap and take short- hand, Secretariat offers an excellent op- portunity to fulfill this desire. Besides being secretaries for all ASUC officers, the girls keep up on all current events in campus government and are authori- ties on all the latest gossip. FRONT ROW, left to right: Booti Lobdell, Palsy Kauhelc, Alice Chan, Carmen Cusica ji. Joyce Speck. SECOND ROW: Anidelk Tcmlinsco, Low me Tayfcr, Marilyn Mutch, Jeanne Eckermas, Pat Snyder, Dar- lene Hjuck. BACK ROW: Joanne Stevenson, Dui-e Brown, Jom Zuber, Shlrfce Fktcher, Janet Ruiey, Betsy Davison, Fessle Farnsworth. IATERR ATIOA AL BOARD THE seven councils which make up In- ternational Board work together as a whole in an attempt to provide oppor- tunities for better understanding be- tween American and foreign students. This is a new field of activity in the ASUC and has been organized to meet the rising need for such an intermediary force. FRONT ROW, left to right: Lois McIntyre, Shirley Ann Vollmer, Jo Ann Cheesman, Marjorie Moore, Shirley Hdbert. BACK ROW: Jewel Codda d, Boyd Weeks, Hasten Sfsahmeready, Robert W. Smart, Bill Fieberling, Darrell Nelson. WELFARE BOARD ALL matters concerning student welfare fall within the scope of Welfare Board. Its function is to coordinate the activi- ties of the various groups under its jurisdiction. These groups handle such matters as Fair Bear wages, health standards in living groups, and bettering conditions in the library. FRONT ROW, left to right: Robert Parvin, Rod! 8arde, Nan Broderick, Charles Turner, 8fanche Hartman, Carl Goldschmidt, Oick Miller, Char- lotte Pearl, Sa-dy Cooper. BACK ROW: Richard Jlu, 8ob Hardirrj, Harry Keaton. I I HEALTH COUnCIL HEALTH Council operating from Eshleman Hall as a part of the Welfare Board, carries on drives and publicity during the semester to keep the campus clean. Under the capable leadership of Bob Harding this committee also conducts drives to see that the various eating places on campus and in the campus vicinity are clean. Along with Cowell Hos- pital their purpose is to see that students re- main healthy. FRONT ROW, left to right: Julio Juarer, Elia Mikkelien, Robert Harding, Ehic Schlepp, Kathleen Fox, Jeanee Hoole. SECOND ROW: Mervya Ourteiter, Seymour Schslman, John Kawfnann, Ray B. Crow, Lloyd A. Froit. BACK ROW: William H. Meyer, Dr. W. W. Sampion, Tors Mew, Eugene Fialey, Floyd A. Sorensen. STUDEflT LABOR C0UI1CIL OPERATING from the depths of Eshleman Hall as part of the Welfare Board, the Stu- dent Labor Council investigates matters per- taining to student employment both on or near campus. Under the leadership of Leon Ginsberg, the council cooperates with Ave- nue merchants to see that Fair Bear wages and contracts are followed, as well as trying to improve working conditions generally. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leoa Ginsberg, Henry Clarke, Lee Weber, Robert Parrin. STUDCI1T RELATIOnS councu THE purpose of Student Relations Council is to make investigations and recommendations on matters concerning relations of students in general. Special attention is given to dis- crimination and solving these problems with the other committees of Welfare Board and NSA. Don Newmark capably headed the council this year from room 2 Eshleman where a valiant battle always raged to find room in the tiny space to carry out the duties of the council. LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Oavb, Lloyd Rolfe, Hubert Oieden, Grorgt Forte, Harry Keaton, Bewrly Wemett, Lydia Gam. women’s athletic councn CAPABLY leading Women’s Athletic Association through the 1949-50 year was Ethel Neese. Some of her many tasks have been to preside over all WAA Council meetings, speak at programs ( when asked ), and serve on all committees connected with WAA. An athlete as well as a leader, Ethel is an outstanding swimmer and hockey and tennis player. Perpetually in the gym or cafeteria, she has a well-beaten path between the two. TAKING time out from their active sports participa- tion and play times such as swimming in the rain, the WAA Council finds time to present a High School Sports Day, a swimming pageant, and a bi-annual Tri- Sports Day. Claiming the largest membership of any single activity on campus, the WAA activities have been headed by Ethel Neese all year. Field Week, a climax to all activities, is ended by a banquet at which all of the awards are given. ETHEL NEESE, President of WAA. WAA COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to riffct: Joyce Reeves, Etfcel Neese, Barbara Sturtevant, Jane Dahl- quilt. BACK ROW: «area Tenvilliqer, Doreen Lindsay, Mary L«u Norrle, Jc i Pawson. MANAGERS of the different sports sponsored by the WAA are on the Interclass Board. The board runs the sports and also gives out the awards at the end of the semester. A first team award is given to all outstanding girls, and the All-Cal award is given to top players. THE Intramural Board consists of managers of sports, and house and living group representatives. These girls run the four competitive sports tourna- ments each semester and award trophies on point systems. Participation and ability are considered for the awards for which houses strive. The mem- bers of the board coordinate these activities and stimulate interest among participants. FRONT ROW, Ifft to right: Jane Oahlguist, Marylee Stitt, Shirley Meissin, Halen Baker. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Nerrie, lu Allen. Shirley Ellis. 8ACK ROW: Harriet Huguenln, Jean McClure, Elite Meyer. FRONT ROW, left to right: Lynda Wheel right, Mary Lea Willis, Miss Gllccyre, Joan Murray, Wendy Okell. BACK ROW: Phyllis Means, Barbara Wellhosrse, Nancy Gawne, Joan Weeks, Virginia Crembie. 129 Tennis is just one of the many sports activities available to women urder the WAA program. PUBLICATIOns PUBLIC ATIOIIS counciL VERNE STAOTMAN, Chairman ef Publications Council, is strklly a publications min. With a background as Daily Cal managing editor he hopes to continue in the news- paper field after graduMlOA. ONE of the most active organizations on campus is Publica- tions Council, the governing body for all campus publications, coordinating and regulating their policies. Under the jurisdic- tion of Publications Council are the Daily Californian, Pelican, California Engineer, the Occident, and the Blue and Gold, as well as the Advertising Service Bureau. In addition to the func- tion of coordinating these publications into a compact and profitable organization, the council has charge of Eshleman Library. 132 Eugene Beeson Lynx Brow iw Jobs Burr Dick Hafner Km Hirrteick Dee Haworth Larry John Ken Kolb Gene Kn«er Charles lumbard Varley McBelh Ccne McCeorgc Don Porter 8©b Slate Verne Stadtman Dkk Wyman George YamagucM Vu ian Ki-q, Phyllis Barlo , an) Betty Phillips art indispensable to all publications workers. Wally Fredericks, Director ei Publications, the affable snide of Eshleman's irwr sanctum. Bill Berk, Assistant Director of Publications. Time out in Pub Office to decorate the Christmas tree an) pose for this picture Phyllis Barlow, Secretary to Publications Director. BLUE nnu GOLD IT'S a nifty in fifty were the cries sent echoing over Eshleman Court by the Blue and Gold managerial staff. High class salesman- ship and the hustle and bustle of the office staff were all a part of the work of putting out this year's edition. People who wanted pictures and people who definitely didn't want pictures kept the staff jumping as they worked on doing a successful job of helping get the Blue and Gold off to the student body. JUNIOR MANAGERS—Upper Pictore: Pat Henry and Loo Gil SOPHOMORE MANAGERS, left 10 right: Bev McDowell, S« Crotherj, Nancy Micklns, 6etty Yater, Barbara Ram, Joan Mollnarl, more. LOWER PICTURE: Rod ReM.eld and JanH Schneider. Jan Matthew, Marilyn Woter, Diana Groste, Marilyn Tupper. mnnnGERiRL staff BLUE ANO GOLD FRESHMAN MANAGERIAL STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Marylee Freethy, Nancy Crown, Gwto Leave� , Jean Feltham, Rcnalyn Finley, Edena Carlson. SEC- ONO ROW: Roll in Peat, Elizabeth WcElrjy, Eleanor BaVcsb, Nancy Wellman, Eileen Flaheny, 8e� y Am Smith, Patricia Stewart. BACK ROW: Evelyn Mar, Allice Hall, Dire Waters, James Conner, P«gy Richards Shoo early and hoy your Blue a.-d Gold from a celebrity. Here Clint Eva« and Ky Ebrijhl do the honors. 135 BLUE nnu GOLD EDITORIAL STAFF THAT ghostly echo from past years, This time we have to make the dead- line. assailed the ears of the 1949-1950 Editorial Staff the minute they took over at I I OB Eshleman. It mocked them with the failures of other reso- lute staffs and dared them to beat the jinx. They took the phrase to heart and repeated it at every meeting. The book would not only be Nifty in Fifty but out on time as well. Staff members cut every corner possible, tried not to moan over the sacrifices which had to be made and strove to meet their goal. Fitting all of Cal's many organizations into limited space, getting all pictures taken by the middle of February and making sure that all the thousands of names appearing in the book were correctly spelled were but a few of the tasks which faced them. All work and no play does not characterize Editorial Staff, however, and members took time out for jokes, many coffee times in Bears Lair and the final fling of the Appoint- ments Banquet in May. When this was written Editorial was still straining towards their goal. Now we all know the outcome. JUNIOR EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Marty Plrtchtr, Loll Scfeogtr, Join Crawford, Phyllis Foster. Paul 8ucchnrr li absent. .1 SOPHOMORE EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Del Fisher, Mary Lai Willi , Kathy Olson, Barbara Clayton, Bea SaitJy, Jean Carr, Jerry Flleder. 136 LOIS RIVER Associate Editor MARION PIERCE Astociat Editor DON HAWORTH Editor ROSEMARY SHULL Sporti Editor SPORTS STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Louis MacFarlan, H l«n Baer. BACK ROW: Oarid Stepanck, Ray- mond Alexander, Gary Kartney. FRESHMAN STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Lillian Schafer, leg Bargild, Lillian Kariotski, Ccrali G org«, Ann Oavis. SECOND ROW: Carol Tat , Lucy Watte . Nancy Raab, Helm Barr, Nancy Colby, Jane Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Patty SchumKker, Louis Macfarland, Dian Cox, Jacqurlin Stultr, Phyllis Rost, Norma Ritter. BACK ROW: Paul Bargtr, Jack A. Farley, Gary Kareney, Raymond Alex- ander. 137 JUNIOR MANAGERS—FRONT ROW, left to r-iht: Vclora Hirt, June StepVnt. BACK ROW: Ted Savetnick, Jack Maruoif, Howard Neal. SOPHOMORE MANAGERS-FRONT ROW. left to r M: Greu Johansen, Joanne Lurker, Elaine Hannan. 8ACK ROW: Peggj Gallagher. Art Strand. BOB SLATE, Fall Manager. JOHN BURR, Spring Manage . OICK DEWEY, Advertising Manager DoiLv cflLiFORninn 138 MARIE WELCH, Sur� ey Director MARIEANN GILLIGAN, Pronot.cn Marker RALPH KUNKEE, Production Manager mnnnGERiRL staff PEGGE MALSOR, AtsHlMt Survey Director SOLICITING, laying out ads, and handling business affairs kept members of Daily Cal managerial staff well employed. Manager Bob Slate was a typical driver—always worrying about meeting expenses, this here and that there, and the little woman was often found patiently waiting when he was detained at the office. Coordinating the different staffs and keeping them happy was the job of Production Manager Ralph Kunkee. Advertising Man- ager John Burr, the gismo with the southern drawl, was for- ever hurrying in the ads. It's rumored that the many parties at his apartment left the nearby babies crying and neighbors complain- ing. The efficient, unassuming and helpful mother hen was Marieann Gilligan, promotional manager, whose favorite expres- sion was keep it clean. DAILY CALIFORNIAN FRESHMAN MANAGERIAL STAFF FRESHMAN MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mari I� � Johnson, Nancy MacOuke, Billie Wood. Joarne Beretford. BACK ROW: Boh Carr, Ernie Okkse , Jk Cooley, Don M arans. SHIRLEY YOUNG, Assistant Product-co Manager, ard MARY ANGELO, Assistant Premotion I 139 DAILY CRLIFORnifln EDITORIAL STAFF GENE KRAMER Fall Editor DICK HAFAER Sprin) Editor FRANK FINNEY Spriny Anittant Editor LIFE begins with the Daily Cal! The one bright spot in the otherwise dismal morning of the Cal student is the appearance of the Monarch of the College Dailies. Nothing but the best for Cal students as the Daily Cal rates All American'' according to the Associate Collegiate Press. Sporting blacker type this term, the Daily Cal changed the name of the student sound-off column from the Ice Box to the more sedate Letters to the Editor. News is now secured from the Associated Press teletype, and many more pictures march across the Monarch's pages, the neophytes of the daily learn the ropes tackling smaller stories, and win higher positions due to their initiative and ability. The added zest to the staff members is an occasional party to get their minds off dummies and deadlines. VERNE STAOTMAN Editor BOB IYHNE F ll City Editor HEIDI ROLLER Atioclote Man )if } Editor HARRY KEATON Tefegrapb Editor RICHARD E. RICHMAN Spring City Editor JUNIOR EDITORS LEFT TO RICHT: Harold B� rgtt� in, Lucille Blancartr, Alva J� a« Stmk, J� ani i� Hamilton, Dick Hubbell. SENIOR NIGHT EDITORS FRONT ROW, left to right: Harry Laaton, Chyrlf.-e Contival. 8ACK ROW: Arnt Frothaug, Fra'k Fi«« y, Leu it Bril. DAILY CALIFORNIAN FRESHMAN EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW, kft to right: Joan Milkr, Joan Wolf , Lura Wmrler Ba Mra Tea � , Char lour lockrxr. BACK ROW: Chart� ! T. Stham- ioghauMfl, Barnri filjik, Richard Israel. BOB ROUSE Sports Editor BOB 8EETEM Art Editor, Daily Cal ART STAFF BEING light headed is the job of the Daily Cal Art Staff. These are the peo- ple who keep Cal readers chuckling as they thumb through their morning edi- tions. DAILV CALIFORAIAA SPORTS STAFF SINCE the sports page is usually the first (and sometimes the only) part of the Daily Cal that is read, the hard-working Sports Staff has the job of mak- ing that section both readable and factually correct. Bob Rouse. Fall editor (also known as Rapid Robert), and Al Casty, Spring editor, had the assist- ance of the largest staff in years, twenty members. This staff professes to be the life of the Daily Cal Appointments Banquet and are proud of their advancement from Eshleman League into the UC League. FROM! ROW, left to right: Cordon Zone, Al Catty, Bob Rone, Chuck Newton, Rick Bennett. SECONO ROW: Ray Gillies, Bob Fleming, Sam Winaikoff, Meriljn Phillips, Ron Fimrite, Jim Paul. 8ACK ROW: Ted Sanger, Cut Stevcen, Glenn Nelson, Paal Wal- lace, Bob Wale 142 FRONT ROW, left to right: Fred Reiehman. Bob Beetem. BACK ROW: Rick Bennett, Norman S uelson, Ed Miration. AD SERUICE BUREAU THE campus advertising agency, Ad Service Bureau, obligingly handles copy, layouts, and letters for any campus activity. Invalu- able practical experience is provided for future advertisers by the work of this group. It is debatable, however, whether it is this or the frequent beer busts which attract bureau members. FRONT ROW, left 10 right: Sally Taylor, 8« Larson, Bill Ar Jwsoo, Shiela Beck. SECOND ROW: Pair , Darrdord, 8«tty Rajckh, Merrill Conway, Lucy Arilla, Bart Miller. BACK ROW: Urry John, Lee Lellep, Grace Millkk, Fleur Laird. DoraM Mae hard. SHIELA BECK Chairman ELEANORE CHAMBERS and DANNY KAPLAN Co-chairman IN charge of campus art work, Art Bureau paints posters v hile serenaded by the neighboring band and interrupted by the comings and goings of ASUC pho- tography department. FRONT ROW, Irtl to right: Jack Rogers, Da«y Kaplan, Eleanor Chalmers, 0«n Noakes. BACK ROW: Eleanor OeMar.s, Jean Erickson, Caroline Edmcndi, Dolor � Pynch, Jeanne Jepson. 143 T7Z DON PORTER OENE BORSON JOAN HOFFMAN 144 CONFORM!) CnGinCER EDITORIAL FROM the sublime to the ridiculous is the work of Cal Engineers' Editorial Staff, whose job it is to put out a maga- zine which combines scientific interest with humor. When the staff isn't spending its time writing or laying out the dummy magazine, they may be seen gaping out of Eshle- man front windows. UJOmEITS STAFF THE Women's Staff performs many important functions. Besides selling the magazines once a month and taking care of office work, this staff arranges parties, decorates the office, and generally keeps up the editorial morale. FRONT ROW. left to fight: Chuck Coulman, Den Porter, George Yamaguchl, Al White, Justin Gerihuny, Phil Miller. SECOND ROW: Gene Bor ion, Larry Werner, Den Peatody, Max Thom � , Oea� Carl. BACK ROW: Kara Mark, Dick Wyman. FRONT ROW, left to right: Virginia Diepenbroch, Martha MacKeruie, Joan Hoffman, Eleanor Birtf, Mary Loo Jennings, Artfen Peterson. SECOND ROW: Edda Davi� , Ann Adam� , Janet Burke, Jane Frank, Lerff Townsend, Nadia Matltov, Alleen Toner, Claire Braun. BACK ROW: Mary Ann Ambrosini, Jean Ljne, Joan Panont, Betty Hoar , France! Larson, Betty Cereghlno, Mari- lyn Row! � . 0 C CID E (1T TO the potential writer on the campus the California Occident offers the perfect opportunity, for the Occident publishes twice a year the best in studen literature. One of the primary objec- tives of the -aff was to pul out a book which would appeal to most every group on campus. Satisfied with a permanent style after much experimentation, a1! attention was turned to editing the material and putting the book to press. A competent job of edit- ing was done by Lynne Brown in the fall and Dale Joe in the spring. FRONT ROW: Ir Bro«n. BACK ROW, Ml to rigkt: Varltj McB-lh, Dalt Jot, John Kaufrwnn. VARLEY V 8ETH Fall Mj-jjir EVELYN BROWN Fall Editor OALE JOE Spring Editor 145 CflLIFORfllfl Sm� Quentin Miae Mi-Jr,ir PETE OPPENHEIU at well at being head minty KEN KOLB, Pelt t talented editor, wu noted ft hit ability manipulator kept the office altve(’) with hit sparkllag wit. to tlttp while town � at talkittj to hin. HIGHLIGHT of Ed Staff's year was a slight brush with the University adminis- tration over the literary quality of the jokes. Spring Editor Gil Lombard claims that Pelly is NOW the cleanest college humor magazine in the country. John Sparey and Tom Roberts of Art Staff carried the burden of illustrating the periodical, but the new cover contest relieved that part of the load. Perennial features like Coming Atrocities and Between Classes continued to delight readers. Selling was handled as usual by the Women's Staff. Under the expert di- rection of Kay Byard in the Fall and Bev Bender in the Spring, Pelly girls scoured the campus searching for weak-willed students who hadn't paid their quarter. PELICAN FRESHMAN WOMEN'S STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Briu, Bender, Bitch, Byard, Kelly, Locmit, Plnger, Brown, Albright, Hlaton, Blough, Yocog. SECOND ROW: Scarich, Haughlam, Ravghback, Herman, Giecdanino, Hiatt, Grotsman, MMijr.it, Emmett, Hrintg, Rawllngt, Gillette, Kllklca, Frallxt, Alexander, Howard, Flratead, Chrliteroen, Cabrlelson, Schade. THIRD ROW: Zuber, Freete. Rehtif, Lettco. Maotf, Blake, Hmlg, Elllt, Mata. Ransdell, Slllfw, Balfour, Holmes, Grout, Schuler, Beale, Berlimki, Seyman, Crary, Radford. FOURTH ROW: Tlndell, Schulz, Juren, Sllmman, Cicn, Walters, Ecrup, Notijalc, Cooper, Bancroft, Srlvir, Kaiter, Codino, Uuhct, Musseiman, Walton, Peterton, Gallagher, Nordholm. FIFTH ROW: Spencer, Carson. Rsen, Storm. Larton, Richardson. S-ith, Schlichter, Stuckey, ran der Zee, Oeinerlie, Boyd, Day. Hirowyah, Eckerman, O'Ooniell, Frost, Nlcchla, Williams. SIXTH ROW: Brown, Schultz, Kurtz, 8ai.«e, Viler, Yearn, Keller, Sampson, Oc-ane, Hiatt, Thonu, Carbeloer, Skogstrcm. Smith, L«ke, Corccean, O.erdlck, Verret, Liddell, Kerrjrd. SEVENTH ROW: Breokt, Regarcht, Stoffet , Hallmbeck, Howard, Wccllsey, Levy, Lane, Motkorltz, Rebetelp, Lvsrow, Oraylcr, Sackett, SlncUIre, Shannon, Wasgh, Claire. BACK ROW: Garrett, Filmer, Sujarman, Boyle, Gilmore, Heinz, Donnelly, Hire), Gauck, Ballard, Grott, Burkland. MARY ROTHNEY, Atfetrtising Manager LARRY JOHN, Manager. PELicnn RAIN, rain, 90 away, we want the Pelly to fly today could possibly be the cry of managerial staff during the local rainy season. The staff not only kept busy on the selling end of the publication but promoted the Maid of Cotton contests on campus, too. It was the brains of managerial staff which in- spired Percy Pelican, the new photo feature of the maga- zine. Managerial also operates outside the Berkeley campus area. Magazines go to Santa Barbara, San Francisco State. San Mateo, and Davis. This year's top achievement was reached in the months of November, December, and Janu- ary by selling issues. WOMEN'S Staff again sponsored the Cal entrant in the Maid of Cotton contest. For their work the girls were re- warded by a breakfast at the Claremont every semester as well as a super deluxe, extra special appointments banquet. FRONT ROW, left to right: Liz Stetson, 8ev Bender, Kay ByanJ, Joan Young, Robert Boogh. 8ACK ROW: Oil Lo 4 r J, John Spare , Oon Johnson, Km Kolb, Larry John, Sue William, Pete Opoenheim 147 KAY 8YARD, fall Women's Director. BEVERLY BENOER, Spring Women's Oimtcr, DRfimfl ojUUrdi'-j leader in Unnertily Theater � W GEORGE MARCHI who was president of Mask and Dw MARION MELBERG has bee« very active appearing in Silver Card ' Oesire Undtr the Elms, I Remember Mama and many mo� . I Secretary of Mask and Dw and member of Hammer and Oimswr ROBERTA HOLLOWEIL appeared at Gertrude in Hamlet. UniUERSITV THEATER WINDING up another year of successful productions, members and fans of the University Theater can look back over such pre- sentations as I Remember Mama, The Glass Menagerie, The Bacchai of Euripides. The Rendezvous of Senlis, and the tra- ditional Mask and Dagger Review which gives student talent a chance for expression. Ably led by F. O. Harris, the actors and ac- tresses, directors, stage crew and many others made possible this success. PATIENCE HANSEN gave � witty performance it Aunt Trtaa in I WENDELL DOOOS was m actor, director, one-time pretldeot of Director of Skin of Our Teeth and fant scenes REX FAU8I0N Remember Mam� and alto appeared in The Women Have Their Hammer aid Oimmer and vice-president of Thalian. was a member of Thalian, Hammer and Oimmer, and preside of Way � 'd the Sultan of Solu. Mart ard Dagger. EURIPIDES' exciting play enchanted California audiences this year as it has other audiences for thousands of years. This mystic dramatization of the ancient Greeks and their gods was presented by night in the Greek Theatre which provided a truly authentic background. The action of the play takes place be- fore the royal palace at Thebes near the tomb of Semele, the mother of Dionysus and daughter of Cadmus. The devotees of Dionysus arrive on the evening of a bacchanalian revel on nearby Mount Cithaeron. The production was ably directed by F. O. Harris with music composed by Warren Burns, and by Jane Arrabit. assistant director. CAST DIONYSUS. GEORGE MARCHI CHORUS—ASIATIC WOMEN LYNN ARDEN. JANICE 8URRELL. CHARLENE HILLS. ANNE HOWARD. JOANNE MclNTYRE. MARION MEL- BERG TIERESIAS WILLIAM JOHNSTONE CADMUS EDWARD MARKMAN PENTHUS JACK garbutt AGAVE . SHIRLEY MINTZ SERVANT OF PENTHUS . KENNETH McCLELlAN FIRST MESSENGER CHARLES MILOVITCH SECOND MESSENGER HEINIEOPP GUARDS AND ATTENDANTS 151 WILLIAM KELLER Aj GfOf9 BEVERLV KELLER At lutxllt CAST ISABELLE GEORGE.................... MAITRE 0 HOTEL MME. DE MONTALEM8REUSE PHELEMON BARBARA ROBERT BEVERLY KELLER WILLIAM KELLER ALEC ROSS CARMALITA BENSON GEORGE HATCH HYPATIA TEAGUE ROBERTO ACENEOO THE REflDEUOUS AT senus THE first American production of The Rendezvou at Senlis was put on by the University Theater in November. The play was written by Jean Anouilh, and as in his other works one finds a hero conflict between the struggle for an ideal and the degrada- tion of reality as seen in everyday life with the fam- ily. This leads to the decision to break with the past and to start another life. Beneath the mockery, the cynical brutality and the sarcasm can be felt a deep respect for love and kindness. Anouilh is unasham- edly romantic in a world built on dollars and mechan- isms. He unquestionably has the most original dra- matic talent in France today. W ft M ((IIlt|| 152 i REmemBER mump ONE of the outstanding productions of the year was the well-known I Remember Mama.” This truly hu- man dramatization sent many spectators from the auditorium with tears in their eyes. In spite of many tender moments, however, the play was primarily light and many laughs were provided by the esca- pades of the Swedish San Francisco family. Jean Armstrong was especially convincing as the kind- hearted, practical Mama who pretended to be a hos- pital scrub woman in order to get in to see her small daughter and who convinced her family that they had a bank account which didn't exist so that they would always feel secure. Dagmar, played by Charlene Hills, provided sideline amusement in her antics with the cat, Uncle Elizabeth. KATRIN...................................... LYNN ARDEN MAMA JEAN ARMSTRONG PAPA WILLIAM HAYDEN DAGMAR CHARLENE HILLS CHRISTINE BETTY JEAN CHRISTY MR. HYDE KENNETH BUTTERFIELD NELS WILLIAM FARWELL AUNT TRINA PATIENCE HANSEN AUNT SIGRID PENELOPE KERR AUNT JENNY SHIRLEY MINTZ UNCLE CHRIS RICHARD MATHEWS JEAN ARMSTRONG as Mam towd The yuff but 900dV rt«d U«lf Cbris was the cast. portray'd by R1CHAR0 MATHEWS 153 CAST CHARLINE HILLS.............-................-...SHIRLEY MINTZ RICHARO MATHEWS.......-.......-...-.........BOBBY HOLLOWELL DON HART______________ -....................JEAN ARMSTRONG VICKI BUTTERFIELD.............................MARGUERITE RAY DICK ANDERSON.._____________________________GEORGE MARCHI LYNN ARDEN................................. REX FAUBION RUTH SEIDLER..................................... HEINIE OPP TAKE A RIDE THE glamour of the Ziegfeld Follies, the fun and ar- tistry of a real-life circus, and the appeal of Winter Garden motivated the sequences in the seventeenth annual revue of Mask and Dagger dramatics honor society. The theme of Take a Ride is a mythical audience participation excursion amid many of the pleasures of the early twenties, with some of the se- quences drawing for background on the pre-flapper era of World War I. 154 mflSK flflD DAGGER TAKE a Ride was an essentially visual show, with lavish costuming and settings providing colorful backgrounds for the pantomime and accompanying musical numbers. The skits, blackouts, and original music were written and produced entirely by Uni- versity students. To quote the program, This tour is guided by George B. Hatch and we take our musi- cal directions from Alfred Stern assisted by Gordon Duffy and Jon Elkus—Landscapes and sights to see are provided by Clive Justice. CAST JOHN HETHERINGTON JANICE BURRELL ............... GRIFF MARSHALL OELMA BRUNETTI................ ROBERT SHOGREN................ MARION MELBERG................ ken McClellan................. FRED SINCLAIR ANN DENNEY ANNE HOWARD PENELOPE KERR JIM CUNDALL GEORGE SPELVIN YVONNE MARTIN 155 THE GLASS mEAAGRIE Bill Ftnvtll « Tent. Carmjliu 8«nvce as Amanda. THE University Theater got its spring drama season off to an excellent start this year with the production of Tennessee Wil- liams' The Glass Menagerie. The success of this presenta- tion may be credited to the sensitive interpretation rendered by production details and the acting, especially the fine per- formance given by Carmalita Benson in the role of Amanda. This was an extremely challenging role. Amanda, once the belle of her home town, is a middle-aged faded southern beauty, deserted by her husband, living with her crippled daughter and son, who, she fears, will turn out to be like his father. Hav- ing refused to face reality, she clings to a world that once was. TOM WINGFIELD. AMANDA WINGFIELD LAURA WINGFIELD JIM O'CONNOR CAST WILLIAM FARWELL CARMALITA BENSON PAMELA MARSH WILLIAM KELLER 156 BACKSTAGE Mulle, Mulle, Muiic! Stapt crew in action. Uphti—ca-rara—action. Ian-minute preparations. mUSIC AI1D DEBATE — lif, . .. .. 1 ? Band u cot of the orsanlutioes represented on Music Council. Here we see the concert bind and a practice in the band'! lower Eshlttsian sanctuary. music counciL THE Mr. Anthony of the ASUC music department was Music Council. Solving problems was not the only function of this group, however, for it also supervised the various activities of music organi- zations. which attempted to awaken the spirit of music on campus. The council itself is composed of representatives from Band, Glee Club, and Treble Clef. It worked hard sponsoring concerts and re- organizing the song contest, and a series of pop concerts feat- uring the music groups was met by approbation from all. GEORGE HIGHLAND, Chairman of Music Ceuncil Treble Clef, seen above, alonj with Glee Club, not seen, malce up two-thirds c4 Music Council's representation. BILL BERKMAN DON LYNCH GEORGE HIGHLAND D0TT1E TENNANT LOIS KELLER CARL TROST 160 FRONT ROW, Icit to right: Tom Lawrence, RoMVd Campbell, George High land, Lloyd Roberts, Wayne 8urns. Mai Pausch, Gene Whitney, Donald Pedersen, John F. Louie. SECOND ROW: Andy Ga� lA-d, Jim Maher. ErneM 8 bikia.i Robert Powell, Bob Brill- hart, James OeWitt. THIRD ROW: Rollln Jensen, Allan Stepanek, Hr«y Schneider, Scott Bybee, Robert Montgomery, Ronald Becker, Cliff Egan, Phil Eaton, Deug Hollenberg. BACK ROW: Bill Fish, Frank Paul, Robert Corrett, Hal Thompson, Bill Berk- man, Vic Ulmer, Blair Smith, Charted Hobson. Oick Wall, Jerry Raydon. GLEE CLUB THE blue jacketed male Glee Club of the University is well known in the Bay area for outstanding performances—well known on campus for their performance at rallies and campus activities—and well known by Treble Clef for serenades from Senior Men's Bench and rollicking parties. Accenting originality and vocal ability, Glee Club cooperated with their female counterpart to put on three successful shows in Wheeler Aud. Under the competent management of Bill Berkman, Glee Club wound up another year well done. BILL BERKMAN Glee Ckb Man� r GEORGE HIGHLAND S«niO� Secretary of Glee Club FRONT ROW, left to right: Jack K. Roberts, Bill Weiss, George HigMa-d, Bob Peck. BACK ROW: Tom DeHsuen, Vic Ulmer, Hal Thompson, Hank Lelghto . 161 FRONT ROW, left to rr it: Shlriey Pe nw, Bella Chao, Nonni fcrses, Barter Chereey, Lit Willi � � , Dottle Tennant, Kay Dlm- mia, Barbara Keasbey, Joan Cheraey, Oiane lee Aamolh, Kitty Kate. SECOND ROW: Lois 8o� ery, Mao Tulnlan, Cindy AtcMey, Crete Lindeke, Heerietta Kulemin, Florae Oictaon, Joyce Evans, Pally Paine, Gwen Flen, Beverly Hargrove, Sue Martin, Lucretia Zopf. THIRO ROW: Chris Hapke, Janet Lohneyer, Jeanne Carlton, Dorothy Alford, Eraatyn Knapp, Anilie Kncche, Lois Keller, Greta Kemp, Barbara Bipelow, Marpe Slone, Marlene Paslse v Mlllicent Hansen. BACK ROW: Shelly Posey, Carolyn Chase, Audrey Wor- sen, Patricia P , Patrecia Paterson, Joan Williams, Kay Wert, Nancy Carlisle, Millie Reasontr, Rosemary Hs-t, Pepjy Monisomeiy. TREBLE CLEF THIS year, Treble Clefs dream of an office large enough to move around in came true. Their spacious office is shared only with their counterpart, Glee Club. Social activities were highlighted by the Whing-ding, a post-finals celebration, and the yearly formal. A year of diligent work and practice made possible the fall concert, Face the Music. presented jointly with Glee Club, and the spring musical which pro- vided University students with top rate musical entertain- ment. OOTTIE TENNANT Trrtlo Clef Senior M naper KAY DIMMICK Face the Music. Glee Cfcb and Treble Clef face It tojether. Serloe Secretary e Treble Clef FACE THE mUSIC THE annual Glee Club and Treble Clef concert, once again amused and entranced Wheeler Hall audiences. Ably directed by Walter Noller, Face the Music con- sisted of everything from the traditional Hail to Cali- fornio to Mendelssohn's Der Jajer Abschied and There's Nothing Like a Dame. luckiljr this picture was taken before the back row tench collapsed. This it proof—wonen don't do all the tatkinj. Rehearsal closes with U Belle Helene.' FRONT ROW, Irft lo ripM: Evan Goldtnbtrp. 0on Lyroh, John Achflr, Bod Bartow, At Cavallln, Daw Portias. SECOND ROW: Art Robson, Tom Mkoch, Robert MoKirory, Al Dcnwvcy, Wayne Hrndrrson, Freeman James, Paul Yale, Doe Ryan, Clayton Hasting, Cabby Ptaa, Hubert Marcus. THIRD ROW: Jerome Curtis, Bill Pippin, Ren Rocker, Dave Smith, Everttt Currier, Speed McCallum, Robert Milton Oesty, P« l Nelson, Lloyd Repior, Cbxk Williams, Bunky Colman. FOURTH ROW: Cuy Winter� , Walter Abbott, Marioa Gjerdi, Jaw Ridpeway, Ernest Casnell, David Henderson, Job� Unroh, Thomas Ferpuscn, Don Kelly, William Keasbey, William Rothass, Chuck Lawson. FIFTH ROW: Bob Brlpps, Hal Martin, Mat Kora, Lowell Sparks, Tony Martiae� , Eupene McClain, Tom Tree, Jerome FoweUia. J. Kapler, Eho D'Anvante, William Kramer, James Kokanso . SIXTH ROW: James Rice, Carl Trost, 8111 Ellsworth, Al Bask� , Arthur 8rowa, Curtis Gleason, Jerome Praper, Bill Wilson, Join Coprtn, Philip Wylie, Bob Tipton. SEVENTH ROW: Bruce Brownlnp, John Hornback, Gene McKenzie, Bill Innis, 8ob Fry, Sy Silver, Dave Cavanauph, Robert Hill, K.r.Ty Griffin, Bo Fabrin. BACK ROW: Den Noakes, Dick Beeler, Chirk Preisip, Bob Weaver, James Windsor, Al McKinney, Carman Vasl, Tom Daane. B A n D NEW uniforms sparked the 1949-50 season of the band. Undaunted by kidding, band members proclaimed these bell-hop suits the most comfortable yet—admitting, however, that the color combination was bad. Harding working and high spirited the band played a musical part in all of Cal’s victories. Ever ready to provide music or antics, the band performed at all major athletic contests, university meetings, and was perhaps at its best for rallies. FRONT ROW, left to right: Fran McMorran, Anita Hochfeld, Cm Morrison, Clary Heller, Marge Gcodnio, Helen Crane, Orly Noire. SECOND ROW: Beth Lenit, Jean Ferri, Marilyn Masco, Wolfgang Kum-er, G o Finn, Joan Oattoll, Allivcn Morte. THIRO ROW: Pat Fanning, Ray Smith, Ray P.mentel, Don OeJerf, Chock Harrison, Hugh Penman, Betty Fersyth. BACK ROW: Dick Miller, Andre Tolpegin, Larry Holland, Myron Probert. THE purpose of Symphony Forum is to create interest in music, in particular, that of the San Francisco Symphony. To fulfill this purpose the forum handles distribution of tickets for Thursday night concerts, conducts forums to pre- sent guest artists of the symphony, obtains outstanding musical personages for weekly meetings, and maintains a record lending library. svmPHonv FORUm Weekly five o'clock meetings miy fled Symphony Forum members listening to Oa«e Brubeck or meeting Pierre Monteux. CLARY HELLER Chairman cf Symphony Forum n. UniUERSITV CHORUS M-tW Practice makes perfect, and Uariersity Chorus members spend Tuesday ard Thurify nrjhts in Cal Hill to mm ihK fad. A DOUBLE benefit is derived by University Chorus members who have the joy of a musi- cal activity and two units credit besides. The Christmas University meeting was enjoyed by all who managed to hear it. Their activities came to a grand finale again this year with the appearance with the San Francisco Sym- phony Orchestra. Prcdcssce Ed Lawton, director of University Chow, has led the chorus for 5em.il yean. uniuERSuv svmPHonv A practice A the University SympSsny is beinj enjoyed hy at many studenti as can crowd around. ALTHOUGH to many of us the word re- hearse is a fatal word, to the members of University Symphony it means enjoyment. Over sixty students make up the orchestra class which was little known until its magical appearances at Wheeler Auditorium. These musically-minded students have found real enjoyment in symphony participation and have passed it on to us. University Syephooy 0.rotter Kurt Mtrhert Adler presented two concerts and played at the University Christmas meeting 166 THE record of the 1949-50 year is an out- standing one for Varsity Debate. After pre- liminary practice for one semester the de- baters went into action. In February three outstanding members, Franklin Walder. Wer- ner Wolfin, and Frederick Harvey, were sent on an eastern tour to debate at nine colleges, Harvard. Princeton, and West Point. Simul- taneously, Dick Miller and Stephen Sosnich were sent to Hawaii to compete at the Uni- versity area. RICHARD MILLER, debate commissioner, «as a tep de- bater, sharp vritted, and an asset to the tea . UflRSITV DEBATE FRONT ROW, left to right: Jin Goodwin, Saeehl Masoaka, George Dibbs, .tone Ward, Jerry Lackner, Mr. R. B. Wilson, Faculty Adrisor; Dick Miller, Chairman; Joe Grodin, Joyce KisliUen, Pat McGahry, Marc Gittlctchn. BACK ROW: Yale Lyman, Steve Sos ikk, Fred Harvey, Werner WoKen, Armando del Torto, Bob Kronas. Den Cabers, Al Broussard, Conrad Rose moot. Vk Accel, Joe Ashheie, Max Zelrkorrskl, Oave Rappaport. EXPERIENCE is the main goal for Junior Var- sity debaters who hope to eventually take their place on the Varsity Debate team. A great deal of freshman talent is on the team. Debaters like Bill Sprigue, Floyd Lawson, and Dan Sharp were champion debaters in high school. Most of the debating is done on the campus as the junior varsity team is not a traveling team. Members compete with rep- resentatives from local schools, JC's. state colleges, and junior varsity teams from other schools. JEROME A. LACKNER. debit coach, was i leader set � ' excellent ex mple fee his team. JUniOR UflRSITV DEBATE FRONT ROW. left to right: Ray WeiUer, Jim Rilch, Carol Fudge, Paul Cofand, Nordstrom Jchnscw. 8ACK ROW: Maurice O’Connell, George Coleman, Dan S‘-� rp, Jerome Lackner. 167 MILITARY STAFF FRONT ROW, left lo right: Orier, Oorney, Williams, Strong, Detwiler. HelUel. Olson, Yooens. SECOND ROW: Cothran, Mattison, Costello, Cordon, Tison, lea. Bennett. Ford. TMIRO ROW Huntley, Allo ay, Hatty, Wood. Vick, Grlett, Meyer, Dro-berger, Kelly. Ralph. FOURTH ROW: Pictrai, Dir My, So-m, Otit, McCuyee. Pflster, Winter, Pog. . FIFTH ROW: Firth, Simi, Tubbt. Franklin, Barer, Ostertag, Edwards. Moses. SIXTH ROW: Hudger.t, 80 1.09, Robbins, Vermillion, Grant, Daniels, DunMm. BACK ROW: Sha.er, Myers, Jennings, Stopfer, Hunt. STUDENT OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Woosley, Sheffield, Wslbem, Harp, Adams, Ford, Ruppreehl, Blanc, Refold, Brown, Corventiro, Kexner. SECOND ROW: Clausen, Flocd, Jacwri, Hobbs, Carpenter, MoJthrcp, Kuhns. McKimmlns, MsMIelon, Grarrfield, Jacks, Nedtom. THIRO ROW: Ahlgreo, Fansier, Stetson, Gladstein, Schoo xr.tr, Cllbcrt, Wacks, Weinberg, Baker, Wolltnberg, Pelllssier, Cartercn. FOURTH ROW: Mackey, Shimmois, Paulson, Orr, Haskell Oppenheim, Fischer, Pressler, Forster, Hanger, Bitgeod. FIFTH ROW: Cotter, Rush, Wahrer, Ardersen, Shaupp, Berkmin, HandCOCk, Oa.it, Nr Iso-. SIXTH ROW: Metr, Sumner, Reichert, Wrck- inson, Rach, Goldenberg, Lenis. Hutcherson, Moser, Cappa. SEVENTH ROW: Cush-an, Serrts, Mewies, Olirerio, Andrew, Hailing, Con;. BACK ROW: Hyerle, Wetch, Mallory, Zentner, Laea, Waters, Trigueiro, llyia. Rone 11, Houston. THE Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps has a very complete program which includes drill, supply, tactics, and other phases of mili- tary training. COLONEL HAROLD P. OETWILER NAVAL STAFF OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Moore, NlmiU, Carlisle, Hanson, Speer. BACK ROW: Dolton, Morrisey, CuIrion, Bishop. NAVAL STUDENT OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Morris, Rush. Owls, Mslrany, Stewart, Dresser, Mac «, Straws. 8ACK ROW: Roche, Reynolds, McDonald, Nelson. Krohn, McCormick, 8oo yjet THE Navy ROTC. in addition to its training cur- riculum, has many pleasant activities such as the annual Ring Dance and the summer cruises. nfluv ROTC CAPTAIN HAROLD CARLISLE ATHLETICS ATHLETICS 175 SITTING, kft to right: Frank Angelo, Dick WfMtler, Manager; Oiki, Bert Ballard, Gknn Strati. STANDING: Ed lee, R ll Ywog. Bill Berger, George Ht tr. Oiki leading the famow Diki Yell. rw t Bill Montagrc goes over for the first touchdown of a winning season to tie the score. Meads or Tails! Gam Captain Meningae and Bohlke watch the coin toss at the UCLA game. Head Coach Iron Pappy Waidorf I� the new president of the Football Coaches' Association. Chalk Ulk to coaching suff. left to right: Manolis, Cram, Manske, Price, Tessler, Waldorf, Fry, Chorines, Chaney, Van Derm. 1949 URRSITV UNDISPUTED PCC Champions—Rose Bowl representative for the second consecutive year. The 1949 varsity was the greatest football machine that Waldorf has produced in his three years of coaching in Berkeley. The grid experts had picked the Bears to finish at the best third in the conference because of the key losses by graduation and injuries of many of last year's top men. But this team surprised everyone. For ten consecutive Saturdays they played hard, winning football, and at the end of the season the AP sports writers tabbed the 1949 varsity third in the nation. MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Ruben, VcCant, Moore, Veiling, Hill. BACK ROW: Zografos, Mickey, Oailey, Mathews. MISSINC: Crawford, leone, Sutliff. Howard Mackey was a � ery capable and efficient Senior Manager. FRONT ROW, Ml to right: Carl Von Heait, Bill Vontagne, Rod Fran, Bob Oodds, Ray De Jong. SECOND ROW: Ed Bartlett, Paul Baldwin, Rube Navarro, Gerald Scott, Roy Ward, George Laster, Eugene Nehon. THIRD ROW: Lea Rkilter, Don Robison, Jim Monachino, Pete Schabarum, Frank Humpert, Jim Price, Lea Jones. Bob Minahen. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Harris, Reger Norgren, Bob Cvmmings, Charlie Foi, Charlie Erb, Erk SdulU, Ray Solari. FIFTH ROW: Oan Begorich, 0 k Groger, Forrest Klein, Richard LemMon. George Seuaa, George Suthakls, Jack Swaner, Jim Tarner, Norm Pressley. BACK ROW: Frank Brook, Bob Celerl, Jim Ctilkw, Herb Schmalerfcerger. PCC STANDINGS W CALIFORNIA _____________ 7 UCLA____________________ 5 STANFORD ................. 4 USC______________________ 4 OREGON STATE S OREGON ................... 2 WASHINGTON ............... 2 WASHINGTON STATE 2 IDAHO..................... I MONTANA _________________ 0 L 0 2 2 2 3 5 5 6 4 3 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Defensive halfback CARL VAN HEUIT won the Ken Cotton award last year as a Rambler. 179 Il loots CJtty os Charlie Erb m'u wtr for a TO fr « the 8ronec three to rukr the score 21-7. Hennessy (89) is tco Ute to eel Erb from the rear. Notice the key blocks by De Jong (66) and Scott (12). PAUL BALDWIN This defeaitye halfback returned a punt 67 yards lor a TO in the Oregon game. Paul is a brother Of UCLA'S All-American end. Burr. BEARS 21 BROnCOS 7 OUR quarterbacks are good passers, said Waldorf before the game, and Erb and Celeri bore him out by passing six times for 132 yards. Santa Clara scored first on a 58-yard march following the opening kickoff. Then Celeri engineered a drive which ended with Montagne going over from the one. Erb passed to Server for a sec- ond touchdown, and sneaked over a third. The Broncos went on to finish a successful season with a victory over Kentucky in the Orange Bowl. Sophanore ccater OICK GROCER developed i to a wry good linebacker. 180 Tackle HERB SCHUALEN8ERGER wat a good team player ard dependable In the clutch. Sarver Mrriei the ball on a kickoff return as MowacDino (35), Schabarum 132), and Culfcfli (77) block. This drive started on the twenty and ended with the first touchdown ot the second half. BEARS 29 GAELS 7 THE Galloping Gaels couldn't keep up with Charlie Sarver, who scored two touchdowns himself and passed to Schabarum for a third. The Moragans' only TD came on a kickoff return in the third quarter. The defensive unit scored as Jones and Souza dropped Jarvis for a safety. The last score of the game was the climax of a 64-yard drive engineered by Erb. An impressed St. Mary's squad chose Franz, Turner, Richter, and Sarver on their All-Opponent team. JIM MONACHINO This all-around back was te Coast'! leading scorer with 13 tooehdowns. Another new face in the lioeep was defensive guard BAY SOLARI. Starting guard, RAY OE JONG was one of the best Mockers on the team. 181 An unldMtifM B irm got newh � on this punt r«turn; Otiong (66), Moruchino (3S and All-Amoriun Guard Rod Fratu (67) wtrc th«re to mak sur . BILL MONTAGNE, 00� of th ft ditto) backs mod in th use gam , was used chilly cn de- fense this seaseo. BEARS 41 BEAUERSO THE Beavers were routed at Portland as the Bears scored almost at will. Sarver alone accounted for 116 yards and three touchdowns. Monachino and Norgren received passes for two more TDs and Erb drove for another. The hard tackling of the defensive team, which held the Beavers to 161 yards, was instrumental in California's first conference victory. Later in the season, OSC surprised the experts when they defeated a highly regarded Michigan State College team by a very narrow margin. 182 FRANK HUMPERT w� s switched to IU back«r from i J and btcarae on ct cor b lt r IlntfcKkrrs. Stanford Scoot Mil Edward Hid that BOB OODOS wat on of th bm S f nsiY guards h had w«n this waso-. ScKsbarum carried the bull on the play before the first Cal touchdown. Pete received a le$ injury later in the pame which kept him out of the USC paste. BEARS 35 BADGERS 20 CALIFORNIA'S fourth victory of the season over Wisconsin gave them a three-to-one edge in this intersectional series. Celeri paced the team by passing four times for 103 yards while Monachino and Sarver were the big guns of the ground attack. For the first three quarters the two teams were evenly matched, but Erb's touchdown pass to Brunk put the Bears in front to stay. The price of victory was high as All-Coast candidate Charlie Sarver was lost for the season. End ROY WARD'S spectacular catch of a 3-5-yird pass in the UCLA pame marked him as a man to watch next year. Linebacker FORREST KLEIN was selected to NEA's All- American defensive team. CHARLIE SARVER, sidelined since the Wlscon- sin tame, received the Ken Cotton award this year. 183 Jerry Scott runt five yards for a first dO«n on the Washinjton 49-yard line in this first quarter play. Tlw tackle wat made by Oltoo. BEARS 21 HUSKIES 7 Q8 CHARLES ER8, too of the Welder Tea quarterback, put in another qood season for the Bears. CELERI'S passing and running was the factor that gave the Bears their sixth win of the season. The great quarterback ran 49 yards for California’s first touchdown and drove through the Washington defense all afternoon. Scott went 19 yards for the second touch- down and Robison dashed 46 yards for the third Bear score. The Huskies only score came from a 76-yard march in the closing min- utes of the game. Carl Van Heuit's defensive play was outstanding; he recovered one fumble and intercepted three passes—two within the five-yard line. 184 LES RICHTER, sophomore center, «as mentioned on the All-Fir West team. Tackle LEN JONES' «eod spirit � -d fine play •as a morale raisin) factor. Frank Brvr see« s to bo headed into a blind alley on thlj play. The fereeitws Star en the lar kft is All-American guard Red Fran� . BEARS 33 COUGARS 14 BOB CELERI broke two California records in the WSC game. One was the total offense record for three years and the other was the seasonal offensive record. Celeri passed 99 yards for two touch- downs with Monachino and Begovich on the receiving end. Charley Erb stole Bootleg Bob's thunder when he ran 18 yards around right end for Cal's fifth and last touchdown. This game also marked Jack Swaner's first appearance of the season; he carried the ball once for four yards. Fleet JERRY SCOTT coold always be relied upon ter extra yard . Giant end 60S MINAHEN was equally o:od on both offense and dHmt. 185 Don Room (25) and Volrvey Peters (77) stop Brunk oa the California 20. Left End Harold Hatfield (85) is too late to lend assistance. FRANK BRUNK'S 102-jard touchdown ne tied with the cowersion In the Ohio State-Michigan game for being the most dramatic of the year. BEARS 16 ALTHOUGH still plagued by an unrelenting injury list, the Bears humbled the Trojans with a 16-10 defeat. In the scoreless first quar- ter, Cal drove down to the eleven-yard line but the Trojans held. The Bears scored in the second quarter on a short pass from Celeri to Minahen. Cullom's conversion gave the Bears a 7-0 yead which they held until the fourth period when the Trojans bunched ten quick points on a touchdown, a conversion and a field goal for a 10-7 lead. End EO BARTLETT WAS Another welcome Addition from USt year's Frosh team Halfback JOHN PAPPA, a transfer from Sac ameete JC, was one of the fastest men on the sguad. 186 Frank Brer grts wt to block oat Bill Martin M) as Jim Mewachino s arcond left end for a short win- TR0JRI1S 10 WITH six minutes of the fourth quarter gone, Brunk took a kickoff two yards behind the Bear goal line and raced 102 yards for a touchdown to tie the stadium record for length of kickoff returns. Cullom converted, making it UC 14. USC 10. Just before the final gun, Ed Bartlett nailed USC's Wilbur Robertson in the end zone for a safety which snuffed out any further USC threat and insured the ultimate California victory. DON ROBISON was Ihe Boas'S best puntff with an Impmsi 43.6-yasd soason averajo. End OICK LEMMON, a Rambler standout last year, was sood on both off fast and dtltrnt. 187 Fourth and on —so Bob Celerl sneab over to male� the second touchdown of the third quarter. This 53-jard dr ire resulted in a 27-14 lead for California. End NORM PRESSLEY was another member cf Waldorf's “Injured knee club. BEARS 35 BRUinS 21 TO stop UCLA we had to stop Ernie Johnson and Cliff Schroeder. The situation looked bad in the first half as UCLA went ahead 14-7 on a 62-yard Johnson to Wilkinson pass play, but Monachino’s touch- down just before the half ended tied the score 14-14. In the third period Cal scored twice: Celeri passed to Brunk for a touchdown after Klein's pass interception, and Richter's fumble recovery set up the other. The fourth quarter saw two more TDs—one by each team. 188 Co-captain JIM TURENER was named to the INS offensive LYLE NELSON, reserve tackle, was one of the 23 graduating seniors on the squad. 806 Sanders (45) it stopped by the defense unil lor no gain. Thu not typical of the profit of Oregon't running attack 39 intt the rugged defense unil. BEARS 41 DUCKS 14 THIS grudge gome between lost year's conference co-champions was won hondily by the Bears despite Woodley Lewis’ running and Earl Stelle’s passing. Monachino was Cal’s offensive star os he ran for 77 yards and three touchdowns. The defensive team got into the act when Baldwin ran a punt return 67 yards for a TD, and Schultz scored on a pass interception. After the game, Oregon coach Aiken said that the Bears had the best defensive line he had faced this season. Soghoirwre GEORGE STATHAKIS became starling center in bis first year of varsity ball. End GEORGE SOUZA was a giant on defense bat was out much of the season aitli an injury. DAN 8EG0VICH caught a 12-yard pass for the first TO of the Oregon game. 189 Montchlno scorn Iht lurd � � y—through tv middle of the Stanford line. Jim also carried the ball 20 times for 189 yards fcr a 95 average. BEARS 33 THE Big Game was even bigger this year. A Stanford victory would give the Indians a chance to go to the Rose Bowl. Celeri's leg injury precluded the use of his bootleg play, so the Bears had to rely on their ground attack to win. California scored first on a 55-yard aerial to Monachino. Cullom missed the conversion so White's touchdown run and Kerkorian's PAT gave Stanford a one-point margin which they held until the half. 190 OFFENSIVE TEAM LINE: rt, Prtssky; rt, Turnn; rg, Fma; e, Sutu Ids; Ig, 0« Jong; It, Cullom; k, 8«gorl h. BACKFlElO: rh, McnjcMn®; f, SchiMrum; q, Ctkrl; Ih, Brunt Jack S� an r po n mt for ooe ol bit three Big Game tcucfcdownl. The three Started uctiert don't teem to be eojoying the ride. inomns 14 THE Bears came to life in the third quarter when Swaner went over from the six, but Southwood's touchdown put the Indians in front again 14-12. Monachino ran 85 yards on the first scrimmage after the kickoff to set up another Cal TD, Swaner taking it from there. On the first play of the fourth quarter Swaner made his third TD of the game. With 26 seconds left in the game Erb sent Monachino over from the one to make the final score 33-14. DEFENSIVE TEAM LINE: re, Bartlett; rt, Jonej; rg, DoJdt; Ig, Klein; It, Muehlberger; le, Mlnahtn. BACKFIELD: lb, Sthulu; hb, MooUgnt; hb, Vm Heuit; hb, Baliv ln; lb, Huapert. Halfback JACK SWANER wat cot mott ef the feacon with � knee Injury but played !n the lart three garr !. 191 Tht Ohio $uw Mjrchioj Bond pttform o th li«id «Ml« «h C«ifo� « card Mctien fcrrni a tritwM to Aii-imtriean Red Franc. ROSE BOWL THE Western Conference made it four in a row over the PCC in the Rose Bowl with Ohio State’s 17-14 victory over California. The game was tied until the final minutes until Hague's field goal gave the Buckeyes their margin of victory. The Bears took the lead in the second quarter on a touch- down run by Monachino, but Morrison’s TD early in the third period tied the score. 7-7. «rail's TD gave Ohio a seven-point lead which they held until Monachino's 44-yard touchdown run tied the score again. The fourth quarter was one of sustained marches. The Bears had hope in the final minutes until Celeri's bad punt gave the Buckeyes the ball on the California I 3-yard line. Ohio tried to make a touchdown, but couldn’t get past Van Heuit. Then the Buckeyes tried an old pro trick, an illegal substitution to put the ball in position for a field goal. The kick was good and the game ended. 17- 14. Monachino and Van Heuit received the Vard Stockton Award, donated by the Southern Seas, for being the best California players on offense and defense, respectively, in the Rose Bowl. 1« the first coarter, Vo-acNire sprints cols left end for ten yards and a first do n. Majlc Eye Sequence: California's second icsichdoon. (1) With the Stars on I hr Buckeye 44, Celeri fairs to Brink. (2) Monachlno takes the pilchcwt and (3) ra-rbSes outside left end and behind SchabarunTs block. (4) Monachlrg eludes three Bvdteyts. (5) Turner blocks the last fcfendtr out of the play, and (6) Kon chlno sees Ortr for a touthdcwa. 193 In the first quarter Cekri passes to 8c-� o� � eh for a 16-yard gain. Vm Hwit and Montag nr break up a Buckeye past on the Cal two In the second quarter. Jerry Krall kww the second Ohio State touchdown to put the 8uckeyn ahead 14-7 in the third quarter. Monadtino takes a Buckeye kickoff I� the third quarter and it dropped on the UC 20-yard line. Celeri passed iecomplete in this first down play on the Ohio 35. The score is UC 7, OSU 0. Thundering jin Monachino takes a hand off from Boots Erb to 90 fee a niae-yard gaia in this thrilling fourth-quarter rally. FRONT ROW, left to rrjht: J.m Ciwnt, Lukie Phillips, Rickard Ng, Bill Corey, Jack Vohs, Pal Celardi, Grcrgr Witter, Dick Lute. SCCONO ROW: Jot Cadenasso, Ken Hagen, Ed Ha t, Oon Eo-oodstoi, Bob Bagley, Aupie Marra, JoM Mitaiti. THIRD ROW: 80b Witter, Ken Fuller, Pete Merio� , Lee Crar«ier, Rich Oral� , Art Trent, Jim Waste. FOURTH ROW: 80b Clarke, Rick Calender, Bob FiU9erald, Bill Pantiaja, Alan Hall, Gary Radcllffe, Henry Ctkrte. BACK ROW: Jim Parker, Bill Nordteed, Bill Rush, John Herring, John Oawsoa. RflfTlBLERS SEASON RECORD UC ... .36 EL TORO MARINES 0 UC 14 PENDLETON MARINES . 14 UC ... . 7 DES PAC —21 UC 24 CHICO STATE UC HAMILTON FIELD . 21 UC 55 MODESTO JC ... 7 UC 47 HUMBOLDT STATE 20 UC 21 STANFORD . 26 THE Rambler's season record was mediocre; they won four, lost three and tied one. Against experienced service competi- tion the jayvees won two, lost two and tied one. However, they redeemed themselves against collegiate foes by winning three and losing only to the Stanford Braves. When the Ramblers weren't playing out their own tough schedule, they scrimmaged against the varsity in practice. The jayvees were also on hand at the Riverside training camp for the Ohio State game in the Rose Bowl. These men deserve a big hand for all the hard work they did this season. Coach ZEB CHANCY l kept very busy with football in the fall and basketball In Ue spring. Fullback John Cadenasso rambles against the El Toro Marines In the season opener. FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: RicKird 1«, Do ! Cordon, George Halnlcy, Tommy Keovgh, Gary 8urg, Oavid Long, Don Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Repaid Dahlin, Richard Kero, BUI Thempson, Oon Kineald, Norman Harvey, Joe Solari, George Pclonls. THIRD ROW: Thcmas McCrath, Ronald Witter, Jack Fnedirlch, 8111 Gelardi, Fred Clar, George OHon, Ted Hotfmis, Robert Stanley. FOURTH ROW: David Knuitcc, Steve Click, Gordon Kirg, Norman Archibald, Harold Ellis, Paul Bernhardt, Edward Bate� , 0«ijht Ely, Sam Adame. FIFTH ROW: Jack Anderson, James Blanchard, Tom Rieger, JoSs Young, Oon Curran, Fred D� tfie, James Clark, Branitlav Ya h, John Cochran. SIXTH ROW: James Bcghoslan, Harry Halajlan, Paul Andrew, Gtenn Gulvin, Robert Parkin, Robert Beal, JoV Peterson, Oean O'Ha e, Jchn Oteewskl, William Mais. BACK ROW: Ted Kenfield, 8ud Van Deren, Okk Erickson, Herb Paidig, Hal Grant, Gvs M-nolis. MISSING: Tom Greenleaf, George Arderson, Jack Vallerga, Leighton Hahn. FUTURE California football stock is high as the entire back- field from St. Anthony's CIF Championship team came to Berkeley. The highly-touted frosh won their first three games and dropped the last two for a .600 average. The Cubs at- tained mid-season form early in their schedule; the let-down came just before the UCLA game and continued through the Stanford tilt. Olazweski, Mais, O’Hare, and Keough should be able backfield replacements for the graduating Celeri, Swaner. Brunk and Sarver. In the line watch for Pelonis, Beal, Archibald, Glick and Duffie. FRESHmen SEASON RECORD UC.........14 San Mateo JC................ 0 UC... 47 USC Freshmen ...................15 UC 27 St. Mary's Froshrnon............14 UC..........20 UCLA 8rubabos................. 47 UC ........14 Stanford Papooses...............27 Left end Gecrgc Prlcois rambled against the Brvbabes. Freshman Catch HAL GRANT, an Impart from Redasdo, also coaches track. FRONT ROW, Wt to right: In Richter, Bob Ryan, Bob Loiey, George Witter, Lud Renick, Em-rom Seberiirt. SECOND ROW: JoM Round tr� , Ed Bo tlett, Oiek LemMco, Oil� Adams, John Herring, Bert Rowe, Roy Ward, Bob Frates, John Thompson, Bob Elder, Greg Sheehan, Dan Harris, Coach Doc Hudson. BACK ROW: Captain M� . Howell. Bob Kniptash, John M.kills, Mike McGuire, Tens Witter, Bob Witter, Dick Calendar. RUGBV AN experienced rugby team salvaged five victories, three losses, and two ties from their tough schedule. The ruggers opened their season with an 8-0 win over the University Club; the next week they tied the powerful Olympic Club squad, 6-6. UCLA, the first collegiate opponent, fell 17-8, and then the Bears bowed to Stan- ford. The Bears also lost the World Cup series with the University of British Columbia; Cal lost the first game, won the second, lost the third, and tied the crucial fourth game. In the season finale, the Bears crushed the Hollywood Rugby Club, I I -5. Coach MILES HUOSON 198 Sore typical rough a-d tumble rvjty action. SOCCER SQUAD PROMT ROW, kft to right: Hugh Silcox, Paul Cadjcff, Vfrron ReicndM, Enrico B«rnas oni, Francitco Granadino, George Car- dike. BACK ROW: Coach Jul«n H. Schrocdcr, Ernie Piruti, Roll Tomberg, Hans FcItuKh, Utf Semmmoth, Siong C o«r, 1 j6o LulKh, Makk Sfclfm. ONCE again the Bears were edged out of first place by the perennial power USF. California's conference record was four victories and one defeat for an .800 average. The sole conference loss was to USF. They also lost a non-conference match with UCLA to finish the season with a 5-2 record. This year's team was in and out with occasional flashes of bril- liance. Coach Schroeder is hopeful for next year, but half of the lettermen will not return. Outstanding players this year were Kaya Apaydin, Bob diGrazia, Ernie Piunti, Izzy Wainberg and Leif Sommerseth. SOCCER VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW, Ml to rt M: Okk Kretting, Bob Matheny, Jim P� jn , Bob St . Bob Walker, Bill Mailer. BACK ROW: Jim Otrrtra� , Bill Tbompto , Ray Sqwri, Oon Honrik , Earl Gibbons, Neale Tveitroe. 1949 UflRSITV THE '49-‘50 basketball season was one of the most disappointing of recent years. The squad had a year’s playing experience together at the season’s start and should have done much better than they did. A 10-17 record is nothing to brag about; it's something that shouldn't happen at California. Bear basketball followers have been accused wrongly of having a short memory. Every fan on the West Coast is familiar with Nibs Price's fine coaching record at Berkeley; they are looking for a successful 1950-51 season. Ccacb NIBS PRICE B fwllnp II pineb brought on by lain? tNJM. Blut'j Ccacb ZEB CHANEY. Sbnior Mittgtr EARLE HARRIS. Be Walker and Bud Doty po up on a Jump ball. Otter Brutes are Lamoat (21), Slanlch (11) and Kdf (7). The Bean are Mattery, Thomptoa, and Hauler. FINAL SOUTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS UCLA (dofaatad WSC in playoff for PCC titla) use California Stanford MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to rl M: Harris, Cook, Lotte id , Bennett. BACK ROW: Morrison, Dawson, Crenshaw, Stewart, Gontales. MISSING: Willow. GUARO NEALE TVEITMOE GUARD BOB MATHENY CENTER 00N HENRIKSEN CipUin Bob Walkrr, closely qwarded by Al Lamont, attempts a heck shot. BEARS TROJRRS UC....45 USC 61 UC... 34 USC.. 61 UC 59 USC. 54 UC....60 USC 58 EVEN though the Trojan-Bear series resulted in a deadlock for honors, the games were the most gratifying of the entire season. In the first game down south. Jim Payne deservedly gained recognition as a defensive blood- hound by holding SC's fabulous Bill Sharman nearly scoreless for the first time in two years. In the last game little Bob Matheny became a hero before 7000 rabid fans by scoring three quick field goals in a matter of seconds and decisively breaking up the game. The Bears as a whole via their long distance artil- lery managed to squelch personally any aspi- rations El Trojan had for a Southern Division Championship. wrd JIM PAYNE set son sort of record by keeping Troy's Sharman scoreless lor one half. Carter JOHN CUNNINCMAM dropped off the squid to play end in the Celeri-leBaroo All-Star � nwe. Bob Sc (on the «oof) comes up wilh the Mil, getting It iway from Bruins Stanich and Joectel. Otter Bears are Sgueri (10) and Henriksen (17). UC 45 UCLA ...50 UC ...56 UCLA.. 64 UC 47 UCLA 54 UC 44 UCLA 46 BEARS BRUinS BROTHER Bruin became most uncooperative in dropping the Bears four consecutive times. However, in all games the gutty Bears held the highly-touted Bruins to a narrow margin. Playing their best of the year in the final en- counter, the rampant Cal men roared across the court, outplaying the fast-breaking Bruins at their own game. Fighting to hold the lead, the Bears successfully staved off the feverish Bruin attacks until the waning seconds; and then Alan Sawyer unfortunately scored his only field goal, clinching a heart-breaker for the Bruins. Outstanding against UCL.A was hustling Bill Hagler, who tirelessly equaled the the Bruin pace, always keeping Cal in the game. RtMnt ccnUr EARLE GI8B0NS, � good «bound min, will return far leather itv. High scorer ft the virtity w s faeward BILL HAGLER, wt.e dropped In 288 points. Cipuin Bob Walktr slates a onc-hanbn) pvsk shot for another California (MM goal. Tl playtr with the (Ibow in hK fact b tenter Don Mennksen. SWINGING through the East for the first time time in a decade, the Bears first ran into trouble in the form of Canisius, to whom they dropped a 55-53 thriller. Dropping in at Madison Square Garden, NYU and then CCNY played the part of poor hosts by thumping Cal 69-50 and 76-46 respectively. It was Ohio State's turn next, and they set the tempo for the Rose Bowl by dumping the Bears 78-67. Back at the Cow Palace the Texas Aggies lost 59-47 as Don Henriksen came into his own as center with 21 points. The next night was nip and tuck all the way with Minnesota taking the decision 47-45. The University of Hawaii tried hard but was hopelessly outclassed 84-59. On the whole, the intersectional campaign was very dismal as the Bears took but two out of the seven contests. To lose by 19 points one night and then 30 points the next was not helping the West Coast get the athletic recognition in the East that we both need and deserve. 206 IIITERSECTIOnfH, Bill H� 9� r jwJ ex-Cal act Mike O'Neill el the Blue a«j Colds onr the Mil as 8«t tfaihen 4 and Don Barbdak U0 look on- non-conFEREncE THE Bears won four of their eight non-confer- ence games. Cal opened the season by taking a close game from the Olympic Club, 51 -47. The next night we lost by one point to the Alumni composed of Chuck Hanger, Andy Wolfe, and other all-time Cal greats. The 48-56 loss to the Santa Clara Broncos was a heartbreaker as the Bears had almost closed the gap when the final gun went off. The next night the Bears trounced St. Mary's with a vengeance to the tune of 46- 39. In the last game before the team went east the COP Tigers were massacred 68-49. Cali- fornia found itself in the Cow Palace when they triumphed over USF, the defending N.l.T. cham- pions. The Hilltoppers had previously defeated USC, UCLA and Stanford and needed only a win from Cal to shut out every team in the Southern Division. Against the local A.A.U. competition the casaba men did not fare so well. They lost to the Blue and Gold Brewers 46- 60 and then to the powerful Stewart Chevrolet team 39-62. RAY SOUERI. a «X Bli , played both forward - d 9wrd. Captain BOB WALKER joined the Stewart Cbfwolm in th« AAU teoriky in March. 207 Center JOHN CUNNINGHAM tries a heck sNjt in the first Stanford game. Indian 22 is gridder Harry Hugaslan nho Is ro dolt on the basketball eourt either. METHODICALLY dumping Stanford into the Southern Division cellar, the Golden Bears experienced only two (ugh!) unpleas- ant skirmishes with the Indians. In the final series after losing their most disastrous game of the season, the resurgent Bears came back to the Stanford gym deter- mined to win at all costs. From the first 30 seconds after Bill Hagler sunk a 20-foot field goal, the Blue and Gold was destined for victory. Paced by the unerring depth bombs of Walker and Matheny, the Bears proceeded to bombard the hapless Indians until they v ere sunk. UC 60 STANFORD. 55 UC 47 ’STANFORD 50 UC 46 STANFORD.. 55 UC 64 STANFORD 55 BEARS inomns 208 Reterve center 00N STOW doubled en the Vanity and the Blue� thi� season, Guard BILL THOMPSON � as one el U best team players on the iqwd. It «as a big ek-«nd for the Blow at they «.hipped Yuba J.C. 65-43 on Friday aid dumped College ct Uarin 58-40 on Saturday. Here's a undid from the Friday night game. WON 13. LOST 7 UC 53 St. Joseph's Alumni . 29 UC 73 Bono-Hegstrom ................ „...-........ 36 UC 63 Menlo Junior College.................... „...46 UC 52 Sen Meteo Junior College.................... 46 UC 44 Cel Aggies........—......................... 36 UC 49 College of Morin........ 57 UC 34 Sonta Rose Junior College ....................48 UC 53 Modesto Junior College........................56 UC 46 California Polytechnic .....................—.66 UC 45 San Matoo Junior Colloge...................„..42 UC 29 City Collego of San Francisco.................41 UC 72 Napa Junior College............-............ 39 UC 50 Stanford Junior Varsity................ ....60 UC 54 Stanford Junior Varsity................. „...51 UC 49 Cal Aggies ............. —........-........—.47 UC 59 Hartnell College............................. 41 UC 65 Yuba Junior College........ ................. 43 UC 58 Collego of Marin........................... 40 UC 28 Stanford Junior Varsity...................„...41 UC 57 Stanford Junior Vanity................... „...44 BLUE SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Jtrry Patmon, Brad Gleason. BACK SOW: Bob Roetll, Don Sloe, Frank Hoag bed, Rudy llmen- 209 FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to rfcM: John Riciscn, Ernie Spiess, Larry Horan, Rupe Rktoen, Al Mathews. 8ACK ROW: Gknn Dahler, Boh Froeichle, Skip Ortsel, Ed llppstrc� , Floyd S Initer, Gary Johnson, Clay Gray. MISSING: Tem Greenleaf, Okk Huffman, Don Ocrward. CHAMPIONS! Completing a 24-game schedule, undefeated Cali- fornia's basketballing freshmen accomplished for the first time in Cal history the impossible. Demolishing high school champs and college yearlings with an easy 23-point margin, the Cubs racked up 1356 points to the combined oppositions' 807. Clay Gray, 67 center, potted 299 points to become the season's high scorer (this includes the varsity also). Over-shadowing such a remarkable feat, Gray scored 31 points assisting the freshman massacre Stanford in the local pavilion. This 31-point mark stands as the highest number of points scored by a University of California player in a single game. The sensational suc- cess of Coach Bob Dable's Cubs sings great promise for a powerful varsity next year. FRESHmen Here'� tbt Freshmen In action dumping the Papooses from Palo Alto In a thrilling tilt. Freshman coach BOB OABLE hit UN Jackpot this year with his Dable's Darlings. 145 SQUAD FRONT ROW, kft to right: K� n Mow, Jack Won}, HaieW Rohlllrtg. SECONO ROW: Jim Sro«Ofn, Rocky GilIMm, Arch Wonbacher, Stan Shtr, Coach Dan Fuiuihirvi. BACK ROW: Dick McCurdy, Bill Mcort, W«ky JotWBOn, Harlan SutlxrUrd. MISSING: Tom Nik� , John Oskida. WEIGHT BASKETBALL 145 SEASON DEMONSTRATING a remarkable eagerness and a fine degree of team- work, the 145's came through a tough season with a better than 12-7 record. High scorers for the team were Moore with 174 points and Sutherland with 163. Hard luck hit the team when John Oshida, stellar forward and three- year letterman, could only play half the season's games. 130 SEASON WINNING 14 games and losing but three, the lightweights won the B Divi- sion championship of the Berkeley City League. Defeating three of the four high schools played. Cal’s small- est Bears came through a successful season in tremendous fashion. Out- standing high scorer for the team was Bill Hirose who potted 102 points for the season. LtghUrtighU In action against tlw R.chmjn J “Oiko. VARSITY TRACK SQUAD FRONT ROW, Iff� (o right: 0. Chapmin, Dean Uegre, tiordon Pusvre, Stew Andmon, Tem Clark, Ttd Rai mak r, Rhil ArnM, Deo Artfeno', Roland Maples. SECOND ROW: Loren Baker, Paul Bald Joe Becfcely, Boh Halplo, Ron Ungley, Ray Sohelti, Rod Grant, Kent Stanfield, Hal Olwn, Bill Harriwn. THIRD ROW: Bill Rush, Bob Cook, Dm Ragau, John Boyle. Okk MeCurdy, Leo PigoHi, J-rn Johnston, Martin Grimes, Larry Peiraas. FOURTH ROW: Bill Stauffer, Otto Horst, Jim Kennedy, Bob C Jlf, Al Flath, Oon Palmer, Gene Braiil, Jim Grimes. FIFTH ROW: Hal Lustrj, Leroy Wigginton, Okk Hare, Val Fairmin, Bruce Grant, Bob Fulton, Roy Richardson, 8ill Paddock. BACK ROW: Oon Jackson, Dick Stevens, Stuart Oarrow, Walt Heidi}, Ray Lloyd, Chuck Croon, Bob Mclvor, George Rosenx. 1950 SERSOn Head Coach BRUTUS HAMILTON. Assistant Coach AL RAGAN. A GOOD, but not spectacular, season is expected from the Track and Field team. After the dual meet season ends the thinclads will participate in the various relays and post-season meets throughout the nation. Among these are the West Coast Relays at Fresno, the Coliseum Relays and the Modesto Re- lays. Several men are expected to place in the P.C.C. and the P.A.A. meets and afterwards in the N.C.A.C. and the P.C.C.-Big Ten Meet which is to be held in June. The returning lettermen in- clude sprinters Don Anderson and Ro- land Maples, middle distance men Phil Arnot, Tom Clark, Don Jackson and Hal Olson. Paul Mello, defending P.C.C. mile champ, is returning along with hurdler Ted Rademaker and distance men Dan Seamount and Bill Stauffer. In the field, broad jumper Rod Grant, who placed in the N.C.A.A., is returning with Roseme, Rush and Paddock. Her are the sprinters com 109 off the blocks at the start of a thrilling 220, Edwards Track Stadium. Sprinter ROLAND MAPLES BEST INDIVIDUAL MARKS MILE—Mollo. 4:15.4. USC Moot. 440—Fulton. :49.5. Five-Way Moot. ICO—Andorson. :09.S. UCLA Moot. 120 HH- Rodemaker. 14.8. UCLA Moot. 880—Clark. 1:54. Five-Way Moot. 220—Andorson. :20.8. UCLA Moot. TWO MILE—Stouffor. 9:38.8. UCLA Moot. 220 LH—Radomakor, :23.4. UCLA Meat. MILE RELAY—(Fulton, Arnot. Olson, Clark), 3:20.5. Five-Way Moot. SHOT PUT—Ragah. 48'4' 4 . USC Moot. HIGH JUMP—Garrett. 6'l UCLA Moot. JAVELIN—Rcseme. 229’l I' j . UCLA Moot. BROAD JUMP—Stainfield. 23'6 . USC Moot. POLE VAULT—Paddock. I3'6 . Stanford Relays. DISCUS—Cook. I43'8ye . USC Moot. TRACK MANAGERS IRWIN A0AMS, Senior Maaaper FRONT ROW, left to right: Don Hunim, Eugene Rush, Oca Stottlemjer. BACK ROW: Irwin Adams, D� ? Hinckley. 215 DOS' JACKSON pjsiw the baton to TOW CLARK in the (ini lap of the t� o-mile relay. STRI1F0RD RELAYS STANFORD 35%. CALIFORNIA 19' , 440-YARD RELAY—Stanford (Buck. Taylor. B. Bryan. S. Bryan). Tima :42.l. Tio meat rocord. 880-YARD RELAY—Stanford (Buck. Taylor. B. Bryan. Johnion). Timo. 1:28.8. MILE RELAY—Stanford (Scroggy, Storum. Bly. Johnion). Time. 3:22.1. TWO-MILE RELAY—California (Jackion. Clark. Arnot. Mello). Time. 7:47.5. MEDLEY RELAY—Col'fornio (Olion. Clark. Arnot. Mello). Timo. 10:39.5. SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY—Stanford (Storum. Warner. Ruiiell, Kreitz). Timo. IK)1.1. New meet record. SHOT PUT—Chandler (S). 52'll' 8 . Aggregato: Stanford. 201'% . Now moot rocord. DISCUS-Burka (S). 141'4% . Aggregato (C). 538'5% . JAVELIN—Hold (S). 232'. New moot and stadium record. Aggrogote ($), 707'4 . POLE VAULT—Paddock (C). I3'6 . Tiei moot rocord. Aggrogato (C). 47'. HIGH JUMP—Tie. G. Bryan (S). Dunlap (S). Kreiti (S). Allon (S), Haglor (C). Garrett 1C). 6'. Aggrogato (S), 24'. BILL RUSH, Shot Put PAUL MELLO, PCC MIM Cha P T£0 RA0£MAK£R Middle distance me TOM CLARK and PHIL ARNOT California sweeps (he 880 k Clart «las, Aroot places, Mello shoos and Jackson comes la fourth. FiuE-ujRv men UC 134.9. COLLEGE OF PACIFIC 61.2. ST. MARYS 10 USF 7.5. SANTA CLARA 3.4 ONE-MILE RUN—Mello |C). Halpin (C). S. Anderson (C). Garmire (COP), Wick- man (COP). Time. 4:22.6. 440-YARD DASH—Macon (COP). Fulton (C). Olson (C). Stokes (COP). Polmor (C|. Timo. :48.3. 100-YARD DASH—D. Anderson (C). Brooks (COP). Maples (C). Matson (USF). Dixon ($M). Time. :09,8. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES—Brooks (COP). Rademaker (C). Lloyd (C). Heidig (C). Smith (COP). Time. :I4.9. 880-YARD RUN—Clark (C). Arnot (C). Mello (C). Jackson (C). Mason (COP). Time. 1:54. 220-YARD DASH—D. Anderson (C)_. Macon (COP). Maples (C). Matlierd (SC). Time. :21.7. TWO-MILE RUN—Stauffer (C). Kirkpatrick (COP). Seamount (C). Horst (C). King (C). Time 9:45.1. 220-YARD LOW HURDLES—Brooks (COP). Rademaker (C). Wiggirfon (C). Hess (COP). Lloyd |C). Time. :23.8. MILE RELAY—COP. UC. SC. Time. 3:19.2. POLE VAULT—Paddock (C) and Koysor (COP). Johnston (C). Finney (USF) and Cogle (C). 13'. SHOT PUT—Rush (C). Regati (C). Putnam (COP). Marchetti (USF). Hell (COP). 46'4, j . JAVELIN—Rosemo (C). Massaro (SM). Baldwin (C). Weltnor (SM), Brown (USF). 219'S . HIGH JUMP—Mahanoy (COP). Garrett (C) and Keyser (COP). Finney (USF). Buck (COP). Hoior (SC). Haglor (C). Kramer (SC), and McNamara (C). 6'2 . BROAD JUMP—StainCeld (C). Grant (C). Schultz (C). Dixon (SM). Finncv (USF). 23 2 . GEORGE ROSEME, jmlle. DEXTER RAGATZ, shot put and dHtus. Ted Rademaker was barely nosed out by Oon Brooks of COP in tbit thrilling :23.8 low hurdle . Rademaker alto finished second In lit high hurdles. BEARS 101—BRUinS 30 MILE RUN—Molio (C). Bock (UCLA). Hongen (UCLA). Time. 4:22.7. SHOT PUT—Carter (UCLA), Ragati (C). Ruth (C). Distance. 48'l . 440-YARD DASH—Jackson (C). Fulton (C). Manus (UCLA). Tima. :49.8. 100-YARD DASH—D. Anderson (C). Maplos (C). Watanabe (UCLA). Timo. :09.S. Now moot record. HIGH JUMP—Garrett (C). tie For second between Kraushoor (UCLA) and Haglcr (C). 6'l% . 120-YARO HIGH HURDLE—Radomaker (C). Lloyd (C). Wilson (UCLA). Time. :I4.8. 880-YARD RUN—Arnot (C). Clark (C). Miller (UCLA). Time. 1:54.3. New meet rocord. JAVELIN—Rosemo (C). Young (UCLA). Baldwin (C). Distance. 229'11' 4 . Now meet and University record. 220-YARD DASH—D. Anderson (C). Maplos (C). Watanabe (UCLA). Time. :20.8. New meet record. TWO-MILE RUN—Stauffer (C). Seamount (C). Withers (UCLA). Time. 9:38.8. POLE VAULT—Paddock (C). tie for second between Vuiovich (UCLA) and Berokoff (UCLA). I3'4y4-. DISCUS—Drummond (ULCA). Cook (C). Williams (UCLA). Distance. 4S% - 220-YARD LOW HURDLE—Rodomokor (C). Brown (C). Wigginton (C). Time. :23.4. Now Univorsty record. BROAD JUMP -Stoinficld (C). Grant (C), Schult (C). Distance. 23'5' 2w. RELAY—UC (team of Piereno. Palmor. Fulton and Jackson). Time. 3:22. R00 GRANT, Broad Jtmq. HAROLD OLSON, 440 ard Mile Rtlay. Here's GEORGE ROSEVE making that winning 219‘5” jarel� throw In the Five Way Meet. Pole vaulter BILL PADDOCK could always be counted on for at least 13 feet. 218 Afccve is BILL RUSK, Cal's best shot-fitter, and b«IOW H high Jumper TOM GARRET. BEARS 42U—TROJflnS 88 MILE RUN—Mello (C). Wilton (SCI. Bailie (SC). Time. 4:IS.4. 440-YARD RUN—Stocks (SC). Mattoon (SC). Palmer (C).Time. :49.3. 100-YARD DASH—Anderson (C). Mejia (SC). 8rodlcy (SC). Timo. :I0. SHOT PUT—Van Doran (SC). Ragat (C). Rush (C). 49'% . 120-YARD HIGH HURDLE—Attlesey (SC). Lawrence (SC). Holdermen (SC). Time. :I4.7. 880-YARD RUN—Chambers (SC). Pruitt (SC). Clark (C). Timo. 1:54. JAVELIN—Roseme (C). Goins (SC). 8aldwin (C). 2I6'5 . 220-YARD DASH—Anderson (C). Bradley (SC). Jejia (SC). Time. :22. BROAD JUMP—Aihara (SC), Stainfiold |C]. Nicoison (SC). 24'7l 2 . TWO-MILE RUN—Newcomb (SC). Stauffer (C). Cherry (SC). Time: 9:31.1. HIGH JUMP—Bromboch (SC). Barnos (SC), tio for third among Garrett (C). Hagler (C) and Kincheloe (SC). 6'5 . 220-YARD LOW HURDLE—Attlesey (SC). Rademakor (C). Lawronco (SC). Time: :24. DISCUS—Iness (SC). Cook (C). Ragatt (C). l6l'8' 4 - POLE VAULT—Tie among Rowan (SC). Jensen (SC). Zimmerman (SC) and Paddock (C). I3’6 . MILE RELAY—SC. Time. 3:19.7. OAK SEAMOUNT, tee-mll BILL STAUFFER, two-mile 219 FRESHMAN TRACK SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Jamet DeWItt, Gail WeUerk. Geer9« Schroeder, Cccrge Clawen, Bob McCarthy. George Arderica, OKk Coot SECOND ROW: Jo Hootmao, Sam Adamt, Neil Moroja, Ray Oltx , Lamait Carr, Bert Black-elder, Boh Hays, Ralph Hutchin- son. THIRD ROW: John Yeung, Dick Righter, Daw Grant, Stan Nelson, Rex Yeung. Orlando Tafoya. Lloyd Freitas, Kai Erilcson BACK ROW: Da id Seed, Alfred delooaiier. Herb Morrison, Harold Hill, Al Barrie, Ocog Gordon, Jim Ptessas, Jim Hutchinson. UNDEFEATED in four starts, the Frosh track team is expected to take its last two meets in stride. The freshmen opened the season with an 811 2-41 2 victory over San Mateo Junior College, and followed it up with a 72 2-M 2 win over the San Francisco high schools. The frosh defeated Sacramento College, Contra Costa JC and Placer College in one four-way meet and triumphed over Santa Rosa JC, City College of San Francisco, and Col- lege of Marin in another. The only meets left are with the Stanford Frosh and the ACAL-CCC All-Stars. iMMaC The Froth -ere particularly strong In the sprints as Pletsas wat usually a double winner. Coach HAL GRANT CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Vili� , Din Srarount, Gordon Putter, Bob Hatpin, Slew Anderton, Trt Elliott. BACK ROW: Gill WtUork, Ckm Speiden, Warrtn Smith, Bob Spengtr, Bill Suuffrr, L«o Gallagher, Oil Mehlert, Al 6t Lorimrr, Otto Kent, Lewlt Oliw, Ralph Hirtchinsoe, Paul Jtwctt. CALIFORNIA'S cross-country runners had only two meets this season. The Bears dropped the first meet to the strong Trojans; in the second meet Cal came in second behind the Trojans and ahead of the UCLA Bruins. Out- standing runners were four-year man Dan Seamount and Bill Stauffer. CROSS COUnTRV A typical workout oe Grimy Peak. COACH AL RAGAN 11U93SU9 DON DODSON sIMn � r.J«r UUrd Irnnun COOKIE LAVAGETTO'S «lovt In Uw Oat inw. Slrfe! Tlx CIMtr tilting thingt o w with citchtr 00N LEE. Coach CLINT EVANS, In hit twenty jem oI coaching at Cal, lus wo sewn CIBA and one NCAA titles. 1950 VARSITY FRONT ROW, left to right: Oon Lee, Oon A. Dodtoo, Jerry Sllversteln, Oaw Anderson, Wimpy Jones, Don Morroe, Jim Howe, Gil Beck, Boo Anderson, SECONO ROW: Greg Mailkoff, Dick Morris, Roy Parker, Sil McNIecfc, Al NcwtHId, Pete Corona, El Milano, 8ob Hcrrlerson, Carl Anaclerio. THIRD ROW: 8ob Gillom, Andy Stagnaro, Chuck Carpy, Nell Jenson, Bill Need lend, Don C. Dodson, Jim Morvachlno, Pete SchiMrum. 8ACK ROW: Al Blanc, Will Wlrth, Bill Gear, Hoot 8onnelt, Ira Fi.-ney, Ed Sarcletnenle, Clint Evans. 1950 SEflSOII BOUNCING back from their Hawaiian summer series where they won eleven and lost three, the California baseball team set the coast on fire in the first part of the season. The Bears won fifteen and lost but two games in their first month of play. Sophomore southpaw Andy Stagnaro and outfielder Pete Corona were two of the junior college transfers who came to Cal to bolster a team that had but three returning regulars. Sil McNinch, a freshman last season, moved up to take over the regular first base position, and Jim Monachino, a newcomer to Edv ards Field, alternated at third base and the out- field. Jerry Silverstein, veteran utility infielder, also returned this year and is expected to equal his .450 batting average of last year. As usual Cal is weak in the pitching staff. However, along with Stag- naro, Clint has two-year letterman Dave Anderson, who v on five and lost three, along with veteran fire-baller Wimpy Jones. CIBA BATTING AVERAGES (Regular ) AB H R Av. 14 5 2 .357 25 7 6 .280 Silverstein ... 20 5 3 .250 Davies 26 6 3 .231 Monachino .... 18 4 2 .222 t 224 Senior Manager AL BLANC eti ilv g well with «eryone wd li a loyal backer of the team. BASEBALL MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to r jM: Myron Rapp, Keith Large, Bob McCart. BACK ROW: Arnold Soderberg, Al Blanc, GUI Gecrieger, Ojw Teener. Ed «ardi Field Rower hitter JIM MONACHINO at bat. Outfielder HOOT BENNETT Catcher GIL BECK SEmi-PRO WON 6, LOST 3 UC 4 Alumni All-Stars............. UC 10 Kenny Park............... UC 3 Moffats' Manteca . ......... UC I I Robello's Minors ....... UC 13 San Francisco Police........ UC 8 Oakland Oaks................. UC 6 Asbestos Siding.............. UC 4 Oakland Police...... UC 6 Twin Falls Cowboys .......... I 7 14 10 5 0 5 9 3 Catclwr BOS HENDERSON. OAfit'Ur JIM M0NACHIN0. tUrd-MUlag fim brown SYl VeNINCH. AU DAVIES slidw into bomt plate to wnt hrt lint hewr of the swwo. H1DEPEI1DEI1TS WON 6, LOST I UC 12 San Francisco State........................... I UC 7 San Jose State.............................. 5 UC 10 University of San Francisco................... 6 UC 4 San Jose State.............................. 0 UC 6 Cal Aggies....................................... ... 0 UC 3 University of San Francisco................... 4 UC 8 Cal Poly 7 There are six games to be played: two with UC at Santa Bar- bara. two with COP. one with USF and one with Cal. Poly. A M nwiHt ie tow bill—hilting inio i double pliy. AnMf.fr 8w $W to first gainst the HilltOppfrs. Pitctcr ANDY STAGNARO. Inficldrr JERRY S1LVERSTEIN. SkokJ MstmiR DON DODSON. Fireman 8ILL GEAR CALIFORNIA was third in the CIBA standings with nine games left to play in the league. Stagnaro's 9-8 victory over Santa Clara and 4-3 win over St. Mary's put Cal on top of the league ladder. Then bad luck in the form of a six-game losing streak hit the Bears. Stanford defeated California, 4-3. to give Stagnaro his first CIBA loss and, the Bruins won the next game despite a three-run homer by Dodson in the ninth. The losing streak con- tinued as Stanford pasted the local nine. 5-2. The Bears finally found themselves in their second game with the Santa Clara Broncos. CIBfl First bate man ED AITKEN Center fielder and lead-off man AL DAVIES A threat it partially stopped at a bate rvaaer n pitted off at third. Anothtr dinner is safe sliding bath to first bate. Catcher DON LEE Outfielder JIM HOWE PHChtr OAVE ANOERSON CALIFORNIA’S 6-3 victory over the Broncs broke the second longest losing streak a Clint Evans coached Cal nine has ever had. Fireballer Bill Gear went the full nine innings allowing but five hits. Don Dodson's three for four at the plate, including a home run, gave Gear the needed support to win the game. In the remaining CIBA tilts. California meets Stanford and Santa Clara once, and St. Mary's. USC and UCLA twice. On the basis of this year's performance, the Bears are expected to better last year's CIBA record when they won five and lost ten to finish fifth. A late thro� to first sader SIL McNINCH g«es the Gaels «nether base hit. cinnnmon bears WINNING but two of their first eight games, the Cinnamon Bears had a disappointing season. They won their opener against the College of Marin, I 1-4, but then lost to the Cali- fornia freshmen, 9-16. The jayvees split their series with Mo- desto JC and then lost to Hamilton Field, Sacramento JC and the Stanford jayvees. The Indian game was a tough one to lose as Cal left men on bases in every inning. Cal rallied in the seventh but a double play squelched the Cinnamons' chances, and the Indians won, 6-3. Coae IRA REO FINNEY CINNAMON BEARS SQUAD FRONT ROW, Iff! t© right: Rolf Kutn, Toey de Cristofaro, Maynard Shipley, Wallace Locamini, Jack Stun, Jim Snomden, Jack Ketchum, Leroy Ffnfctl. SECOND ROW: Shed Swajard, 8urr Terre, Al Shomacher, Jack Bcnnickson, Verri I Grotenhuis, Dai Cos- tello, Paul Malde. THIRO ROW: Pete Norris, Keith Brocks, George Umb, Arky Vawjhn, Bill Winters, Keith Anderson. BACK ROW: Coach Ira Flimey, Arnold Soderbur?, Harvey Laird, Emmett Lynch. fresh men A SPECTACULAR freshman team has won 15 of their first 20 games this season against high school and freshman college com- petition. Captain Jim Crew marked himself as a real team leader as he drove in four runs and got four hits as the freshmen defeated the Stanford Papooses, 8-2. The Cubs also dropped the St. Mary's yearlings, 4-3 behind the three-hit pitching of Al Mathews. Two of the frosh’s defeats came at the hands of the powerful USF freshman team. Coach HARRY KINGMAN mV promineat la local politics. V vex vex Vex Tex vex vex ’ XVrXVeXViXV: 50 vex ux vex vex vex vex Vex' xvexvexvexve xvexvexvei Vex vex vrx vex vcxvexvex' Vex Vex Ve xvex'Ve Vrx'ZrX’Sr —’ VeXViX' xvexvtxvt¥ eXVtxVti vexvexvrx vrxA x Vex vtx ’ vex vex ) mOax Vex Ve VeXViX vexVjmx, ux Vix1 FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, Irtt to rwjht: Oar Ttkle. Dm Johnson, Leroy Bernadcu, Tom Keough, Gob EMIlch, Bill Mwror, Bob UcWhirter, Bucky Com. S«pN0 ROW: Eldo Beck, tdMfltr, ®«b “J 1 : Warren S rt, Ken Costello. Bob 8andy. THIRO ROW: Cerdoa Zimwrnur. Owe Smith, Ray Greene, Chock Nylund, DonIknW. f'WRTH ROWjJDaw long. T® ' 8ACK R0W' Coach Harry King mar. STANOING AT LEFT: Skip Petenon, Capuin J.mCre� , Gordon Levy. STANOING AT RIGHT: Ed L«pstreu, Al Mathews, Bart Young. 231 CREW xmuitv 1 950 URRSITY 1950 MARKS the twilight of one of the greatest eras of Califor- nia crew history. Many of the graduating crew men were in the jayvee Poughkeepsie winning boat in 1947; the next year these same men rowed to the eight-oared championship in the 14th Olympiad in England. Last year California was victorious in the Poughkeepsie Regatta. This year they have another tough schedule. In April they meet the University of Southern Cali- fornia at the Estuary. May features three more meets at the Estuary, one with the newly-formed Stanford crew, another with Oregon State, and the last one with the highly regarded Washington crew. Final examination schedules precluded the scheduled meet with Wisconsin on Lake Mendota, but in the middle of June the Bears will be on hand at Marietta, Ohio, to defend their title at the annual Poughkeepsie Regatta. Ky should extend his winning streak to 16 as only All-American coxswain Ralph Purchase. Dick Larsen and George Ahlgren are missing from last year's first boat. KY E8RIGHT, crew teach lot cv.-r 25 ytan, hay or cf the best records in Ihf world. CREW MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to ri� M: Dean Robinson, Howard Middleton, Ed Pollard, David 8la� emere. SECOND ROW: Robert Ho.ner, Joe Blanchard, Andy Zolbas, Phil CalJnchlnl, Hilary Coo� . BACK ROW: Bob Sayles, Herb Arncis, Philip Johnson, Curtis Gleason. Stroke IAN TURNER has four 8.-) C's to crew. VARSITY CREW FRONT ROW, left to right: Leo Ginsberg, Bob McConnell, Newt Orury, Ed Fcgerty, Don Glusker, frtb McEuen, Earl Baird, Bert 8all� rd, Ed Bauman, Ken Noack. SECOND ROW: Bob Uebac, Art Sweltz, John Harlsock, John Stau-ard, Harry Cardiser, Carroll Whitney, Bob Sumner, Mike Scholl, Aistus Smith, Ron Rrsither, Walt Orels, Let Berrlman, Roger Thompson, Tom Johnson, At Lorenz. THIRD ROW: 8ob Sponger, Ian Turner, Lloyd 8utler, John Lowe, Conway Peterson, Art Orr, Bob Peeke. Bill Johnson, J.m Kretchmer, Bill Derland, Bob Wallerstedl, Bob Livermore, Ken Cusich, Bill Pcretti, Terry Crew, Dave Draves. BACK ROW: Paal Perry, George Loorz, Tern Adams, Bill Hull, Stem Martinelli, Fred Avilez, Fred Isatksoa, Phil Compto� , Clark Calloway, 0 k Parker, Elliott Brenner, Jim Hughes, Hugh Roberts. 8� w 80B SPENCER, another veteran crew man. ASUC Representative-at- Large BOB LIVERMORE LLOYO BUTLER from the Olympic and Poughkeepsie boats. JUSTUS SMITH from last year's Poughkeepsie teat. IAN TURNER, KV EBRICHT � � 1 JUSTUS SMITH held the Pewjh- keepsle Trcphjr the crew won in Jaly. POUGHKEEPSIE THERE'S an old crew tradition that the Big Red of Cornell always wins at Poughkeepsie when it's raining. Last year's Var- sity had no respect for tradition, however, and won the three- mile race in some of the most adverse climatic conditions ever seen at the traditional regatta. As the race started the Wash- ington boat immediately shot ahead to take an early lead. California, Wisconsin, and Stanford lagged behind until the halfway mark. Even then Washington was still a length ahead of the Bears. Finally Cal forged ahead to beat the Huskies by a length in the slow time of 14:42.6. The Jayvees who had pre- REGATTA —1949 viously beaten Washington at Seattle didn't fare as well on the Hudson. Both the Huskies and the Navy nosed them out at the finish. This race was of tremendous importance to California since Washington had fostered the idea that we had won the Olympic trials by a fluke. Wait until '49!, they said. In the '49 Washington race, the Husky boat lost because of that famous crab. This time the cry was Wait until Poughkeep- sie. And as Ky said, We were saying the same thing. After the race Ebright remarked that this was the most gratifying triumph of any that he had enjoyed at California. A familiar sight at wcrtoeU H KY and hrt mmaptant in tht launch. Football coach Ptpf'l WALDORF with other visitors at Crew Day loch over or ot the shells. The 1928 Olympic Crew. flLumm THE debut for the crew season is the annual Alumni Crew Day at the Estuary. This year members of Ky's three Olym- pic boats and six Poughkeepsie winning boats returned to the ASUC boathouse to look over this year's crew and to pull on oar in the yearly ten stroke race. This year's crew day was the largest ever, with more than 500 turning out to watch the interclass races and talk over old times. DON BLESSING, coxswain on the 1928 crew, and DEAN WITTER meet backfleld coach WES FRY. Another 9r«dMti09 senior In the flnt boat Is GEORGE BAUMAN. This race shot on the Estuary Oemx.nrjtcj the iremtndoos anwont of coordination and practice r«esse y for a qood tie . CREULI DflV AS expected, the senior boat: stroked by Olympic Champion Ian Turner, nosed out the junior boat in the interclass race with the in- experienced freshman boat crossing the finish line last. Coxswain Earl Baird got dunked for the first of many times this season (we hope), as to all appearances this should be another good year. The 1932 Olympic Crew. ARTHUR SUELTZ from Berkeley is cot for his third crew Utter. Reserve strove WALT OEETS was an alternate on the OI «pi crew two years ago. The litti «Mu is always important; In this ease It's ceaswain EO FOGARTY from Hamde , Connecticut. Assistant frosii coach JIM LEMMON. This picture is eridence that c c« is a popular spectator spert In the Bay Area. RUSS NAGLER, Freshman Co :h FRESHmen THE most difficult coaching job in crew is training the fresh- men, for to most of them rowing is an entirely new sport. Many hours are spent in the training barges before the frosh even see a shell. After they master the fundamentals, Russ Nagler drills them for hours on the Estuary until their form is perfect. This year the freshmen v ill participate in a full schedule, which includes the frosh from Washington, UCLA, USC, and Stan- ford. The probable first boat will consist of Emanuels, Miller, Lawrence, Neuman, Burke, Owens, Scott, Misrach, and one of the many coxswains. So far in the season the freshmen have placed fourth in the interclass races, but are expected to do much better against their inexperienced freshman competition. FRESHMAN CREW FRONT ROW, left to ritfit: Denny Johnson, Bob M Israeli, Jim Kiwf«. Herb Ho, Bcb Cathcart, Servant, Tu Her. SECOND ROW: Shepherd, Fliekinjer, Kerr.n), Munster, Welsh, Faqin, Curren. Lambert, Keith, Owen. THIRD ROW: Poter. Crtndell, Samsoa, 8cr9cr, Haryoe, Newman, Coombs, Bob Jc-Mion, Lyon, Goleial, Acker, 8Uniagee. FOURTH ROW: Yarley, Ellis, Wlllfg, Raison, Schnack, EmlnoelS, Marshall, Rankin, Ronn.rvjsen, Borke, Powers, Saylor, Haui«9tbn, Lamon. BACK ROW: LK-.-rcn, Scott, Arder- sen. Miller, Parker, Shenon, Robinson, Hoyt, Curtis, Class, Classen, Lawrence, Nye, Wank. 241 (I jg $SI NumOer US mil In '46, BOS BORLAND, returns for His list jtir of ellf olllly. Sophemore BRUCE COLLINS from Alhiabfi Is a � lfl from lie V jl. He was tremendous in hijh school in should improve it Cil. Coach OICK STEVENS 1 950 URRSITV THE Varsity tennis team was expected to be the best since the war, but they failed to live up to pre-season ex- pectations. The racqueteers were first defeated by the Alumni, 5-4, and then by COP, 1-8, before winning their first match. The Bears defeated San Francisco State 9-0 and San Jose State 8-1 but then lost to USF, USC, UCLA, and Stanford. California will probably land in the PCC cellar again this year as we lack the depth in team strength. The Bears will complete their schedule with matches against UCLA, USC, USF, COP, Santa Clara and Stanford. California has lost to every team but USF and Santa Clara earlier in the season and is not expected to score any drastic upsets. MANAGERS FRONT ROW, Ml to right: Jot McCoy, Paul OoIjk. Dm Saylor. BACK ROW: Merrill Newman, Wally Painter. Captain MERRILL ALBERT Senior Maeaptr MERRILL NEWMAN 244 1950 VARSITY FRONT ROW, left to rifkl: Captain Merrill Albert, Wallace MacDonald, Lorne Mala, Leotard Warren. BACK ROW: Donald Meoke, Charlet Curry, Dick Ritchey, Cameron Fair. Canadian Darii Cupper LORNE MAIN CAMERON FAIR MERRILL ALBERT DON MENKE 246 DICK RITCHEY CHARLES CURRY LEN WARREN FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Mike Knjotr, John Walker, Fred Hagtst, Bill Peard. 8ACK ROW: Rupe Rkksen, Hugh Kiuler, Jchn Rlckttn. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to rigM: Frank Oyung, Steve Green, Brvce Collins. BACK ROW: 8rooki Walker, Mobley Milam. JUniOR URRSITV THE Junior Varsity squad had a mediocre season. They tied their first match against Modesto JC and displayed the same quality throughout the season. FRESHRIEn THE Freshmen have been dubbed the best California year- ling team since the war and apparently deserve the title, witness their 2- 2 lacing of Modesto. mminG $ $ 1 950 URRSITV LED by co-captains Herb Steiner and Don Fisher, the varsity swimming team first fell to Fullerton JC and then won four straight meets against San Jose State, Santa Clara, the Olym- pic Club and Santa Clara. California was defeated by Stanford and USC but downed the UCLA Bruins for a final conference mark of one win and two losses. To complete the California set-backs, the COP Bengals extended the unbeaten streak by scoring a victory in the Bears' home pool. However, some of the individual work was outstanding; Waldo Cooke broke his own 220-breaststroke record with a 2:48 effort. The Bears also did quite well in the PA Championships at the Olympic Club pool; Dave Wood came in second in the diving and Harris and Lawson placed second and third in the breaststroke. The Junior Varsity swimmers won two while losing three while the Fresh- men won six and lost but one. Frosh Jim Ross broke the fresh- man backstroke record as his teammates defeated Lowell High School, 41-21. CEOftGE SCHROTH, the nriaming mentor, failed to prcduce a PCC champion in twinning tot made the grade In water polo. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Allan Johnson, Bill Phillip� , Waldo Cook, Brockwa Clark. BACK ROW: Kennr Lifqrtft, Herb Steiner, Bob Sweet man, Rod lindqaitt, Jim Chapman. 250 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to rrjht: Oe| Tjxer, Gary Ratcliff, Charles Hunter, Be McNary, Jack Relief, Cnarlei Karris. BACK ROW: Okk Lewis, Tom PanIso� , Surke Drahelm, Wayne McDonald, Charles Lawson. MAX SCHMIDT Senior Manager FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Ouch Mo Mathews, Ernie Rumbajgh. SECONO ROW: George Anno. Piffre Bruneaj, Jim Berber, Kenneth Repath, Dorn Kamler. BACK ROW: Allan leoderback, Pierre Pcllissiere, Jim Roll, Olck Nystrem, Herb Haworth. MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Frank Zoj-afos, Gordon Oibeene. BACK ROW: Bob Trempy, Mac Schmidt, Dick Van Houten. 251 Breaststroker WALDO COOK placed fourth in I i PCC last ytar, art due to his in ro«t- merit should do better this year. The finish of the 440 freestyle at the Fullerton J.C. meet which we lost, 18-57. KEN LIFQUIST, Cal's top sprinter, is another returnirg letterman. Sophomore OAVE WOOD, «ho placed in the P.A. Charrpionships, supports veteran ALLEN JOHNSON In the dr.i vj cents. Dale Webster, Oon Fishe� . BACK ROW: Dick Van Houter, My.; Herb Steiner, Waldo Cook, 8ruce Moody, Coach Sctrolh. WATER POLO INSPIRED by a great coach and humored by a witty mana- ger, the Polobears won 13 out of 17 games to become PCC and later, PAA Champs. Utilizing the platoon system, Schroth's charges beat USC at home, and won a six-over- time thriller from UCLA. Phillips, Webster, Steiner and Lindquist were voted All-PCC honors; Cook and Fisher made the second team, and Baldauf the third team. The JV$ won seven out of ten, while the Freshmen took nine out of ten. All-PCC yallc, Red L.rdquist males a saw as the game sets close. Strictly fer the cameraman, eic yo-e reaches ler the tall. CapUin At MILLAR, who has wen three gym letters, cempeled la the all- around event and the side hone In the NCAA meet at West Point. GYMNASTICS TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Jim Cavanaugh, Oave Harris, 8ob Howell, Mark Harrison. SECOND ROW: Bernard Zimmerman, Emery Yowt, Bill Madsen, Oon Rettein, Paul Carlat. BACK ROW: Fred Pfost, 8II| Stewart, Don Reichert, CapUin Al Millar, Sun Ausmaa, Jin Drlnkward, Coach Chuck Keeney. Scphomcre PAUL CARLAT was the only returning letterrran in free-eiercise. He started the season by winning the event against the Indiam. g vmnnsTics BECAUSE of ineligibilities, graduations, and the retirement of N.C.A.A. tumbling champ Charley Thompson, the gym team was considerably weakened. Cal took Stanford, but the next week end the gymnasts dropped two close contests, one to USC and the other to UCLA. In the last meet of the season the Bear gymnasts defeated both the San Francisco Y.M.C.A. and the Olympic Club. The team placed third behind the Bruins and the Trojans, and three men qualified for the N.C.A.A. At West Point, Captain Al Millar failed to place in both the side horse and the all-around event, but Bill Madsen and Bob Howell placed third and fourth in the rope climb. The team placed ninth in this meet. Jim Drinkward. Paul Carlat, Roman Gankin, Bob Howell and Emory Yount will form a pow- erful nucleus for next year's squad. I addition to playing a regular season schedule, the gymnastics team also perfumed at halftime during the basket ball season. On the left is BOB COMMANOER on the bars, and on U e right n the ever-popular trampoline event. GOLF TEAM FRONT ROW, Mt to ri9ht: Co-captaint Frink Mirth art Loo Evart. BACK ROW: Rust 8 9«low, Chirks Haight, Bill Bigelow, Don Brunk. Co-captain FRANK MINCH, JR., hailed trcm Sacramento; he ward� to follow in the steps of his golf-playing father and open a goJf shop- GOLF DESPITE the fact that four of last year's top golfers did not return, the 1950 Varsity had a creditable record. They lost but two college matches, those to San Jose and Stanford. COP and St. Mary's have lost twice to Cal, while USF, Colo- rado College and Santa Clara have lost once to the Bears. California also won the team championship of the Northern California collegiates to climax its collegiate competition. Against the country clubs, it was another story. The Bears lost to Claremont, Del Paso, Orinda while defeating but Lake Merced. The top Bear golfer was Don Brunk, closely followed by Frank Minch and Charley Haight. Coach AL SAIS it art© the pro at the local Mira Vrtta Co.-try Club. Hti.yAtJOHN GROFF towtrt owr diminutive Coach EO NEMIR. BOXING SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Handel, Griffin, Parham, Keith, Zalba, Fore. SECONO ROW: Thomson, McNulty, Saptl� , Knwerich, Sapiro, Forrrttrr, Bartley. BACK ROW: Manager Zoelo� , Corbett, Witter, Tollsen, KitchK J� h e, BeaJe, Stoke� , Coach Ed Nemir. BILL SAPSIS, a top contender the 145-peond das� , tries M� hand at shadow boxing. BOKinG THE Bear pugilists had a good season; they defeated four of their seven dual meet opponents. Stanford was the first to fall prey to California; the Bears also took the Cal Aggies twice while dropping two meets to the UCLA Bruins. The Broncos defeated Cal in a very close match as did the Indians in a return bout. California wasn't outstanding in the post- season tournaments. The only one in which they did well was the Idaho State Invitational Tournament in which Dick Kneze- vich took first place in the 155-pound class. Among the new- comers to the squad was Vic Corbett, an intramural boxer, who won the Milton Cunha Boxing Award in the Intramural tournament. BOB ROUSE, Daily Cal Sport� Editor, and BRUNO TORREANO, both 136-pcunSers, wort Cut. LARRY FORE and TEO STEAKLEY, b«h new men on tht «jaad. are expected to bri'g boxing laurel� to Cal next year. WRESTLING SQUAD Coach HENRY STONE FRONT ROW, Irll 10 fight: Stew, RipSog, Tally, Hi n, Frtydl, Hall, Cart.f, FrtiMS. SECONO ROW: Suniford, McKim, Wilson, Goo Id, Cislcmado, Mart, Walkop, Steosens, Red. 6ACK ROW: Coach Henry Stone, Sandell, Stow, Rogers, Bayok, McFarlane, Lyon, Chaney. Or« � ard, Assistant Coach Hugh MutrAy. UJRESTLinG THE Bear wrestlers had an excellent season. They won dual meets, lost one and tied one. Among the victims of the Cali- fornia grapplers were Stanford, and the Cal Aggies, each of whom were defeated twice. California tied San Jose State and lost to the powerful Oregon State College squad. The team placed sixth in the Pacific Coast Conference tournament at Berkeley with little Joe McKim bringing home the blue ribbon in the ! 36-pound class. McKim, the only wrestler to represent California at the NCAA Tournament, was eliminated in the quarter finals. It is interesting to note that this was McKim's first year as a Varsity competitor in the University; great things are expected of him next year. Corgcws Georg lut nothing on thru guys. Her BARTLEY I YON hat a tcittort and head lock 0« JOE McKIM. EO LEE, I f� jr.y a .ettran VflCHTinG FRONT ROW, Mil to r � M: Leonard rrotiatr, sun Aosmin, wci Kr.-.orey, u«nt mi- sot SECOND ROW: U ry Step, He� Rubin. Jack Stcon, Lrorj d Smith, Oon Hod9«. BACK ROW: Sun Kehtrntergrr, Jim landreth, Bob Baker Jim Smtnds, lowtll North. MISSING: Bill Fitter, Lev� Holstcn, Waun S«ith, Ray De� o. THE Yacht team, which has been compet- ing since the fall of '46, has been beaten but once. Knocking off Cal Tech. Fresno State. Santa Clara and the Cal Aggies, the University club has lost once this year—to Orange Coast College. In May. led by Stan Ausman. the top Bear sailor, Cal will defend its Pacific Coast title for the fourth consecutive year. The Unhmlty fleet of International 14� . f e n c i n g Otter outstanding fencers were Omar Saltan, junior sabre; EUood Fitoteraft, Carroll Jensen and Burnet Dibble. CALIFORNIANS can be proud of the fencing team for under the able leadership of Coach Art Lane, the fencers produced their best team in 30 years. Placing two teams in the PCC playoffs, a practically un- precedented accomplishment, the team displayed a number of individual stars. Frank Harradine was the best all-around performer. Among the ouliUndlng pUym trt W« Mathews (Miltt) ani Tony Hauler, A! Ttode, and Dick McCurdy (spiktrs). VOLLEYBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW, lrtt to right: Mo Mathew , Greg WlMfr, Jack Craig, Coach lance Flana- gan, Dick Kent, Greg Howell, Stu McDonald. SECOND ROW: Jay Wheeler, Bed Brooke, Ken Burnett, Dick McCurdy, Al Thcde. BACK ROW: Bill Llnsenbard, J.n Sludabaker, Mike Brow.-e, Bod McDenetgh. UNDEFEATED in dual meet competition, the A and B volleyball teams tied for third place in the Northern California open tourna- ment. In the Far Western Volleyball tournament, the Bears defeated San Francisco Central UOLLEVBflLL YMCA but lost to Portland YMCA and Stan- ford. Among the Bears' season victims were Oakland YMCA, Vallejo YMCA and the Naval Air Station at Alameda. RIFLERV RIFLE SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: M Sgt. Will Hunt, Major Russell R. Simpson SECOND ROW: Captain Frank Packard, Cordon Tara� , George Clausen, Mated Kline, Amand Polantky, Robert K.bln. THIRO ROW: William Kaplan, Harold Hobbt, Jacques Ncuoox, Lloyd Auchard, Oonald AbWCt. BACK ROW: Manager Peter Norton, Roden Johnson, Will _________________________________________________Lee Ba-.-all, T.-ccdare W :itr. POSSESSORS of one of the finest records in the nation, California's powerful rifle team has been undefeated in four straight seasons of dual match competition. Stanford, USF, Santa Clara, San Jose State, and the Cal Aggies have bowed to the mighty Bear sharpshooters this season. Under the leadership of Major Simpson, the Bears' coach, the team again should bring top national honors to Berkeley. VARSITY SKIING FRONT ROW. left tor M: Leif $e imer««l), Sumps BaWiuf, JoH-i Lie. Don B r. 8ACK ROW: Waft Noble, Frrt Coffee, Harry Morgan, Ed Paul, Pres HottWiiS. Sti Coach HARR MORGAN was captain of thi team in his undergraduate days. SKIinG PACED by John Lie the Bear skiers took first place in three of their four meets this season. They won the Tres- sider Memorial Cup Meet at Yosemite. the Nevada Win- ter Carnival and the Pacific Intercollegiate Ski Union championships at Squaw Valley. California was shut out in its own Vanderbilt Memorial Cup Meet by the power- ful University of Denver skiers. In addition to the fine team performance turned in this season, the individual work has been outstanding. Lie was a consistent point winner, as was Captain Bumps Baldauf and Lief Sommerseth, who graduated in February. Captain RAINIER BUMPS BALOAUF, a Uret-ycar leitcflun, was «I� en PCC cMmpionship wat«r polo Uam. 8owlei Hill defeated Lambda Chi Alphi for the All-Uefetnity champlotnfclp In hooeihoei. RALFE MILLER, letraimiral Olrectcr inTRflmuRflL THE University offers through Intramural the largest ath- letic program on the Pacific Coast. Players from every house and many other on-campus groups compete in softball, foot- ball, volleyball, basketball, track, horsesho6s. badminton and tennis. This year Alpha Delta Phi ended the Theta Delt's long reign as All-University champions in football while Bowles Hall, the American League champions, was runner-up. In volleyball, Beta Theta Pi defeated I House for the All-Uni- versity championship, and the P.E. Majors won the Ameri- can League title in basketball. The final standings in the other sports were not known at press time. ROBIN WELCH, of Alpha Tau On � , � s the winner of the ski mm held t Conner Ski Ranch. Here two kouJW f«9� K in a lively tofthall art WEBSTER, Senior Manner 261 'V ■.f ORGflmzflTions ■ • • FR ATERfl HIES lllTERFRflTERniTV C0UI1CIL FALL. 1949 Fraternity Abracadabra MEMBERS President Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Delia Phi Alpha Gamma Omega Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Bacholordon Beta Theta Pi Chi Phi Chi Psi Delta Chi Del Rey Jed 0 Ely Dolta Kappa Epsilon Delta Sigma Phi Dolta Tau Dolta Delta Upsilon Kappa Alpha Kappa Dclto Rho Kappa Nu Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Dolta Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Alpha Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Pi Lambda Phi Psi Upsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Chi Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Sigma Pi Sigma Phi Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Thota Chi Theta Dolta Chi Theta Xi..._ Zeta Beta Tau - - - Neville Rich Phelps Wiffor Park Dinywell Norm Pressley Bill Dobbs Walt Ullrich Tc« SUven CRAOUATES Boh na SENIORS Dakin Davi� Ed9 r Hoyt Ingram Keith Nicklot Shinn Skeels Smith Sutliff Waldron Wallace JUNIORS 8avKtt Btaurtgard 8latingame CJdman Day Hoffman KleinenbroRh Moon Steakley Walkup SOPHOMORES Beck Bon Clutc Egan Haddock McNair McNrar Mjrtrs Omens Smith Walker FRESHMEN Garland Y« g SPRING PLEOGES Farmer Rl 9J Oimitrfeu Thomas ABRACADABRA FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1895 ONE CHAPTER UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Roy Allen Lewi� Baker Robert Beniamin G'eg Englehard Boynron Kaiser Sfu Kimball Robert G. Sprout Frank Spurrier Wilber Twining Robert Underhill Robert Usinger GRADUATES Robert Bghno Phillip Fairlie SENIORS Garry Oakin James Davit Philip Edgar George Ensley Robert Hoyt Oean Hunter 8111 Ingram Douglas Keith James Nicklos Euger-e Shinn Robert Skeels Robert Smith George Sutliff Larry Waldron Tom Wallace JUNIORS 8ud Bassett Robert 8eauregard Jack 8lasungame Bill Cadman Paul Day Gillette Gordon Frederick Hoffman William Kirk 8ill Kleinenbroich Shelton Moore ted Steakley Robert Walkup SOPHOMORES Louis Beck Richard Bon Ced Cute Clifford Egan Roy Haddock Bill McNair John McNear Dwight Myers Desmond O-ens Garry Smith Stan Walker FRESHMEN William Canning Fred Garland Vincent Young SPRING PLEDGES Paul Castro Demetrio� Dimitriou Dwight Framer Robert Rwgg Bill Thomas 267 MASCOT Smoky DOG Smoky ACACIA 2340 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. 1904 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1905 THIRTY-SIX CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Edward Bowes fred Cotent R. T. Crawford 8. I. Robertson R. Tippett GRADUATES Robert Seek Richard DeFo-est Robert Frye Carlisle Moore SENIORS Lloyd Aodres William A'Senault Reece Clark, Jr. John Ciarnecci David Fischer Hugh Gordon Robert Hyerle William Mason M. McCormack Thomas McCutehan John StauH William Steinmetl John Stumbot. Jr. JUNIORS David Ellis Jack Hartman Ronald Kilgore Bovd Long Robert Mallory Robert McKee Richard Olton Edqar 0«re Richard Peekcma Charles Poppe Thome� Remington Robert Reynolds Marvin Shulmen Walter Tingley SOPHOMORES Elliott Brenner Richard Clement� Robert Friday Richard Hoffelt Harold Kouns John Nystuen Richard Pland Ned Sha� Lindsay Smith Murman Veddcr Edmund Wilkins Richard Wolcott FRESHMEN Robert Ehrlich Alfred Prevott Robert Tanem Douglas Wolcott SPRING PLEDGES Bob Coe Alvin Hawkins Art Jollymoro Jamet Kidder Bob Montgomery Fred Pfost Bob Pugh Al Sampson William Smith Ed Willig HOUSE DOG Lanta CRAOUATES DeForest Frye «core SENIORS Andres Arsenault Fischer Hyerle McCormack McCutdian Stauff Stvmtos JUNIORS Ellis HmmM Kilgcre Lorg Mallory Dare Peekeitu Poppr Remington Reynolds Shulman Tingley •0PH0M0RES 8renner Friday Hoffelt Kouns Shaw Vtdder FRESHMEN Ehrlich Prevost Tanem SPRING PLEDGES Coe Hawkins Kidder Montgomery PfOSt Pugh Smith Willig 268 ALPHA CHI SIGIAA 2627 VIRGINIA STREET FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN. 1902 SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 FORTY-SIX CHAPTERS GRADUATES Ccxnpton Gocdrrch Jolly Lindsay Rollins Varderbllt SENIORS Andrews Fellurd CKHJbach Crabau Hunter LeRoy Mcld.su Moore Noujuk Pederson Porter Relchirdt Robbers RubJlCJvu Stewart Strong Warren Waugh JUNIORS Erickson GalltOM LeBrun Rodeen SOPHOMORES 8eck Bowman Starts Snyder SPRING PIEOGES Cauthon de Ha Us UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES P. W. Kirk F. W. Allen Gerald E. K. Branch Leo Brener LeRoy A. Bromley Robert E. Connlek Richard E. Po� ell V . V. Cruess J. J. Eller Joseph GuHy William 0. Gwinn Donald N. Hanson Joel Hildebrand W. M. I .stlmer Donald S. McClure Chester T. O'Kon; i Are! R. Olson Kenneth S. Pitze' G. K. Rollefson Glenn T. Seaborg T. Dale Stewart Theodore Vern-eulen Charles R. Wilke F. C. Williams GRADUATES Wayne Compton Guy Elliott Frank Gay Judson Goodrich Donald Green William Jolly Alexander Lindsay Jerry Rollins Alan Vanderbilt Richard Work SENIORS C. F. Andrews Lester 8erriman Richard D. Folliard Robert Glotzbach Edgar Grabau John A. Hartsock Robert Hunter George Kelly Norman R. LeRoy Calvin Lovell Robert F. Meldau S'ephon WitoH George R. Moore Robert Neustadt Jacques Nouaux Donald Pederson Gerald Po-ter Ervin Reichardt James Robbers Hector Rubalcava George Shea’s Philip S’ewart Robert L. Strong William J, Warree Ralph Waugh Irville Whittemore JUNIORS Robert A Erickson Jack LoBrur William Fifcush Donald Minor William Galliqan Henry D. Rodeen John Hampton Peter Strom SOPHOMORES Arthur Bart Laurence Ferreira Robert Beck Peter T. Nichols Jan Bo«man C’ay M. Sharfs Eugene Clausen Lloyd Snyder FRESHMEN George Batchelder Don Wuth SPRING PLEDGES Bill Bagot Charles Bell Carl Ca'ney Tom Cawthon Gerald Clausen Don de Halas Gill Patchatl Paul Russell Ronald D. Smith Gerald Glatts 269 Patchett Russell ALPHA DELTA PHI 2401 RIDGE ROAD FOUNDED AT HAMILTON COLLEGE. 1832 PHI SIGMA DELTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED. 1900 TWENTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Dr. H. Copp Charles S. Davidson Dr. William C. Doamer Dr. Herber M. Evans Dr. T. H. Gocdspeed Dr. Hans Lisser Dr. Frank W. Lynch Dr. John McGoo Harold H. Mumby Karl E. Schovil Dr. John H. Wcolsey SENIORS Alan Andrews Donald Brunk Frank Brunk Jomos Cullom Curtis Cutler William Farwell Scott George Allan Hubbard Jack Butler John Jordan William Laws Gordon Lisser Robert Livermoro Richard Lyttlo John Maddox John Marchant Dan Payne Norman Pederson Dwight Phillips Warren Robinson William Scherer Gregory Schcchon William Spicor Wallace Spaulding JUNIORS Smith Anderson Robert Barney Frank Barney Alvin Carr Samual Chapman Jack Davidson John Duckett Peter Evans Bill Farnsworth Robert Hershonow Proston Hotchkis Lewis Koading Stan Kowloski Richard Lowe Ian MacKinloy David Martin Murry McNoil James Moyring Richard Pischol Richard Saxby Jack Symos SENIORS Brwk. F. Cvllom Farwell George JcvCJn Laws Lisser Livermore MaM« Spicer SpauMing Webster JUNIORS Chapman Hotchkis Kewleskl 270 lone SOPHOMORES Batts Ooolllllt Carl Kcnjon N«k Rowtrtt Sptnce Volbtf9 FRESHMEN BIxkwtMtr Hamilton Cnglit Moorish Newman Stan SPRING PLEOCt'S Kirttr Shtton SOPHOMORES Robert Batos Joff Doolittle Edword Earl Goorgo Eshoo Gerhard Jenson Dovo Konyon John McGhee Konnoth Noock Brenton Ogden Oonold Robison John Rountree Stuart Sp-onco Richard Volberg FRESHMEN Bort Blackwelder Robert Hamilton Bill Englis Bill Moorish Charles Newman Bill Sears SPRING PLEDGES Victor Corbett Porry Hartman Norman Kieder Thomas Radke Clous Schmidt Potcr Shenon Craig White 271 ALPHA EPSILOn PI 2338 COLLEGE AVENUE FOUNOED AT UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK CHI ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1949 FIFTY-FOUR CHAPTERS GRADUATE Morrel Cohen SENIORS Sidney 8araeh Pajl Figot Jack Gladitein Itrael Weinberg A. Lincoln lancet Jerry Sandutky JUNIORS Leon 8rown George Kan Robert T. Lancet Arnold Lapin Alan Rotenfeld Jack Warner SOPHOMORES Ephraim Hirtch Norman Mannit 8jd Cohen Allen Dekelbojm Donald King Robert Letter Ocnny Levan John Ullman FRESHMAN Albert Weilman SPRING PLEDGES Herbert 0. loew Norton Sharpe William Abend David Davit Don Marant Marvin Stelnbc'g Lao« Tager SENIORS Barack GladtUU Waieterg Lancet Sandutky JUNIORS Brown Kast Laxet Lapin Rotenfeld SOPHOMORES Cohen Oekclbovm King Letter Levan Ullman FRESHMAN Weilman SPRING PlEOCES Loew Abend Sharpe Davit Steinberg Tager | 1 i 272 SENIORS Chapman Owrr Harrington Kirknun Pttlham Shalun Smith, F. Strrer JUNIORS Dune Oimha Smith. R. Snook SOPHOMORES Behrens Johnson Kupelian VeNaoghten Oinjier Rose nau UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES 0. M. Cunningham James Lyon. M.D. L. H. Johnston Robert J. Rodin SENIORS Ted Chapman Ted Duerr Curt Harrington V esiey Hunter Don Kirkman Sob Peekham Onrig Shahan Frank Smith Mark Stiver Upton Van Etten JUNIORS Tom Daane Roy Smith Dudley Oinihaw V alter Snook Win Wiregorden SOPHOMORES Glenn 8assctt Bill Johnson Harry Behrens Ohannes rfuoellan Bill MeNaughton FRESHMEN Morris Dingier Leland Rosenau 273 ALPHA KAPPA LAI11BDA 2701 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1914 ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1914 ELEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES James T. Allen William R. Oennes William B. Herms Robert R. legge Fred Stripp SENIORS Robert Ashe Hugo Beeler Garrison Bland Corne Campion Don Christensen Daniel Coelho Henry Oelamere Robert Everett Dc-nald Lath-ap Donald .ynen Richard McCurdy Sanford McCurdy William Moore David Porter Karl Potter James RuBel Robert Starrs James Studneaker JUNIORS Richard Cleric Richard Courtney Kenneth Cviicl Leroy Dart Richard DcSoit James Elcgren Robert Gaw John Grets Tony Kinkade G. Ohanneton Lee Petersen John Rvan Frank Serpa Jack Sommerville Loren Webb Warren Wietenfold Harry Wolcott SOPHOMORES David Cummings John Freeman Harry Lucchesi Skip Smith John Thompson Howard Hansen FRESHMEN Lomont Carr Kenneth Johnson Joseph Clgood SPRING PLEDGES Bob Hines John Kerby-Miller Al Parsons Wally Wilson SENIORS Ashe Becker Bland Campion Ccellso Oelamere Everett Lathrop Lyo:h McCurdy McCurdy Moore Pcrter Rubel Starrs Studabaker JUNIORS Clarice Courtney Cuslcl Dart OeBelt Gaw Gross Kinkade Ohaanescn Petersen Serpa Sonunervlllf Webb Wolcott SOPHOMORES Cw mi«gs Hansen Lechessi FRESHMEN Carr Jpknson Osgood SPRING PtEOGES Hines Kerby-Miller Parsons 274 ALPHA PHI ALPHA CANYON ROAD FOUNDED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. 190« ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1922 NINETY-NINE CHAPTERS GRADUATES Gibbs Wynn SENIORS Bilfr Marvjf Holman Jonet Lewi Olive Sweeeey JUNIORS Hall Rogers Thompson SOPHOMORES Jones SPRING PLEDGE Fountain GRADUATES Fowler Becclord Robert P. Kennon Cecil T. Draper Luther Mitchell Frank DI on William Perkir-l Jame V. Gibb Emmett Rice Walter Wynn SENIORS luchan Baker Edward P. Bryan Nathaniel Brook George Bekey Thurman Deloney Oti Handy Thoma� J. Holman Walter Je'ome O. Hutton Leonard Jone Herman Lewi John Perkin John Price Arthur Robinton Wilmont Sweeney Thompjoo JUNIORS Jo� eph Debro 8orden Olive Edward Hall Wilton Robinton Robert Houtfon James Roger George Scotland SOPHOMORES Fernando Alerander Emmett Jor-et Lindley Hamilton Lewi Olive Jame 0 ens FRESHMAN Jame Oewitt SPRING Robert Abbott Kytfer Colemen Motet Davit PLEDGES Hugh Fountain Lawrence Scott John Turner 275 ALPHA SIGA1A PHI 2739 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT YALE UNIVERSITY. 1845 NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 SEVENTY-THREE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES E'drldge J. Bos Andors J. Carlson John W. Gregg Benedic F. Rape' GRADUATES Donald Kennedy Roberf Sowo'l Ian Thomson SENIORS Bill Adams Frank Anderson Roborf Beach Dave 8ell George Bingham Mervin Burke Jim Conway Ernes Greve Richard Holbrook Bill King James Obendorf Bob Prothero Bob Red us Richard Ronnackor W. E. Riftamel Bert Rowe Chester Rowell Eric Schnurmocher Don Walker Jim Williams JUNIORS Paul Chapman George Coleman Eugone Finloy Jim Handel Noel Higgins James Hinerman $tu Jones Jerry Miller George Parham Chess Stanaro GRADUATES Kennedy Sewell Thomson SENIORS Adams Anderson Bt.lCh Sell Biitghun Burke Conway Crew Kin« Prolhero Redos Rer.-acker Rowell Schnurmacher Walker Wiltons JUNIORS Coleman Finley Handel Kitties Hinerman Per ham Stanaro SOPHOMORES Craig Flictingc' 276 Hlamah Langley McCameOell McDaniel Me Moorrs Saeedy Sw«i9eet Turner Tamer Uphcrff Wmiple FRESHMEN Brown CauthM King Kratter IMdrll Mccuu r SPRING PLEDGES BreOemeier Brilliant Deal Garoflila Ca rkk Paqaette Powers Prfadle Sogrowe SOPHOMORES Jamos Craig Ray Flickingor Gaol Himmah Ron Langloy Bob McCompbell Jack McOaniol Tom Mow Doug Mooers John SKoody Sheridan Sweigert Dan Turner John Turner Bob Uphoff Dana Wemple FRESHMEN Jorry Brown Jorry Cauthon Sholby King Robort Kratter John Liddell Bob McCartney SPRING PLEDGES Jack 8rodemeier Bob Brilliant 8ob Carrick Don Deal Bob DoJohn Lynn Edwards Jim Garofhlo Bob Houston John Larson Bob Paquette Rod Powers Don Prindlo Warren Sugrowo 277 ALPHA TAU OmEGA 2465 LE CONTE AVENUE FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. 1865 GAMMA IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Ky Ebright Dr. Birge Dr. Stoddard GRADUATES Rcbort Hoss Philip Lambert Jamos Loddy Ned Robinson Herb Kaowort William Johnstono SENIORS Richard 8anls John Elo Robert Fulton Thomos Griffith Russell Koim John Labouff John Mahan Robert Mahan William Mortling William Marshall Raynor Moschotfi Donald Roichort Roy Richardson Dwight Rush Harry Sands Sill Starkson John Thomas Richard Van Houten Charlos Wagnor Lawrence Werner Gerald Wilchok Martin Wilkinson 8owen Wills Richard Wyman Thomas Young Stephen Gester GRADUATES Hoss Lambert Robinson, N. SENIORS Banks Ek Fulton Gostfr Jchnstor Kfim Labouff Mahan. J. Mahan, R. Martling Marshj 11 MOSChtUi Roiehert Richardson, W. Sands Starkson Thomas, J. Van Houten Wagner Wornor Wikhrt Wilkinson Wyman Young JUNIORS Corgtat Crawford 278 Edmcnds Jeteson Jordan Ludlow Matter Morel Rardolf Richards Reel man, M. R«i«r Stidkr Smylh 5pm ui.k� n IDT SOPHOMORES ChapiMlIr Kanse Jacotoon Ptast Ttornas, M. Wtkh FRESHMEN c anan Colfln Oahlcr Erikson St«hr SPRING PLEOGES Andttste 8urns Gordcr. Nieto Is JUNIORS John Corgiat Hugh Crawford John Edmonds Louis Franckx Herbert Heistand Allen Johnson Edward Jordan William Ludlow William Mackey John Maxwell Robert Morel William Randolph John Richards Morritt Robinson Jock Roisor Rolond Scidlor Fredrick Smyth Richard Spies Oarrow Watt Larry Wobor SOPHOMORES Alfred Anderson Charlos Brown Richard Choppollo Harold Honson Wilson Jocobson Charles Pease Max Thomas Robin Welch FRESHMEN Larry Coffin Glenn Dahlcr Kai Erikson Ronald Hayman Charles Stohr Robert Bohanan SPRING PLEDGES Arthur Bridges Jorry Burns Jim Fornhoff 8ill Gordon Howard Jory BUI McDonald Bill Nichols Tom Warno 279 BflCHELORDOfl 2311 LE CONTE AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1894 ONE CHAPTER UNIVERSITY- ASSOCIATES Or. F. Corde� John lie. Jr. Parker Talbot GRADUATE Jerry Cooeley SENIORS Thomei Allen Jerald 8«ncdicl Ray Burger Monte Oibbern W. Featherstonc Richard Houck Reginald Huggins Gene Keister Ronald luodeon Jarnei MacManrus Chariot Mann Merrill Mcnior Philip Morrissey Stanton Mom Gordon Patton Russell Ridge Jack Roie Thomai Slaven Melvin Somerton William Taylor E. Wollenberg JUNIORS Orlar.d Anderson Allan BenKo David Cavanaugh Paul Goodwin John Hencken Raymond Hurd Clyde Irion Lawrence Mibach Robert Schultz SOPHOMORES Francis Bulby Jack Dickman John Ferguson Fred Hc-.eken Gerald Floyt FRESHMAN Richard Ferrero SPRING PLEDGES Bill Ellington George Innei Garry Radcliffc Chariel Neumann GRAOUATE Coon Sty SENIORS Btoedict Oiiiern Featbmtone Hum ins Ktiskr Lundeen MacManrus Mann Mensor Morrissey Mom Patton Ridge Rose Slertn Seme rt on Taj For Wallenberg JUNIORS Allen Bensco Cavanaugh Goodwin Kenckee, J. Kurd Irion Mibach Schultz SOPHOMORES Busby Dickman HencVro, F. Hoyt Ferrero SPRING PLEDGES Ellington Innet Radcllffe 280 BETH SIGmn TflU 2639 CHANNING WAY FOUNOEO AT ROOSEVELT COLLEGE. CHICAGO. 1948 ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1948 TWELVE CHAPTERS GRADUATES Oook Tbattpson White SENIORS Alfille Allen Barker Biitun Clark Frederick Hutches too Uw Low Worth Eiarow JUNIORS Barrs Barker Baslte Burns Buttirinlck Garrison Jacks Johnson Jones Roberts Wcllr-Jn SOPHOMORES Oillard Tipton Gankin FACULTY ADVISORS George A. Lipsky Morfin B. Locb GRADUATES Mi lion Oook 8rucc Thompson Gordon White Earl Wong SENIORS Maurice Alfille Roberl Allen Berton Barter Joseph 8assan Sorgo Evanow Thomas Frederick Roberl Hutchesson Donald Law Henry Low Leonard Phillips Robert Shogren Robed Worth JUNIORS Robed Bams Paul Barger 'James 8asilc Robert Burns L. 8'Utlwinick Louis Edson Jack Garrison Eugene Jocks Wesley Johnson Cecil Jones Lewis Lee Furman Roberts Berton Wolfman SOPHOMORES Henry Clark Louren Dillard Dale Tipton Roman Gankin SPRING PLEDGES Horry Chan Dean Farrer Robert Homan Ernest Houslon James Hubbs Oennis Kim Buddy Marchette Erving Metzger Stefan Moses Roger Pettitt James Privet! Serf Roderman Thom Susaki Arvoy Swanson George Walfon 281 BETA THETA PI 2607 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVER! OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISH NINETY-FIVE CHAPTER UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Dow Vofaw 8ortram Bronson James Caldwell Nicholas Taliafino Edward Welch GRADUATES Lyon KieHer John Quimby SENIORS Donald Oe Fremery Donald Dickey John Dunn Richard Grenfell George Hall Fred Hodge Richard Houston Donald Jackson John Million Charles Morse Wells Morse David Nichols Craig Norton Fred Payne Gerald Scott William Simokins Ellison Smith Robert Stephenson Robert Turnbull Lucian Vandeqrit! E. Von Adeluog Elsmere Welters Gail Williams Henry Wright JUNIORS Paul Andrew R. Bartholomew Baird Blake George Bowles Richa-d Curtis Douglas Davies Richard Dewey George Duncan Anthony Ellis Richard Erb Howard Gauthier John Hoffman Leslie Hilbren James Hill Michael McGuire Henry Mettle- Elliot Morris Cameron Ninchirk Lowell North Richard Ogden Jack Wilke SOPHOMORES Poxfon Beale John Boric John Dalton Doualas Hansen I aurener Kchoe Richard Lee Edward Lvon Dexter Regale Jack Rothe Arnold Svensgaard Jack Tormey FRESHMEN Jack Anderson Atoheui Bull John Cook James Kelly John Kennedy SPRING PLEOGES Alan Barrio Edward Ober Samuel Randolph John Schommer William Shreve Henry Schaffner GRADUATES Qulmby SENIORS Oe Fremery Oiekey Hodge Houston Jackson Mlllikrn Norton Scott Slmpkim Stephenson Turriull Vandegrift Walters Wright JUNIORS Bartholomew Oasies Oewey Ellis Erb Gauthier Hoffman North Ogden Morris SOPHOMORES Beale Boyle Dalton Hansen Keboe Let Lyon Regale Rothe SxeissgM d Tormey FRESHMEN Bull Cook Kelty Kennedy SPRING PLEOGES Barrie Ober Rardolph Schommer Shreve Schaffner Wilke 282 CHI PHI 2529 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. 1824 LAM8DA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1875 THIRTY-THREE CHAPTERS SENIORS Carlton Grebites Haaf Harris Kennedy McGuire Merrlfleld Purdan Ransford Saadell Sardord Thomas Sha« Van Voorfcees JUNIORS Sarks Smith SOPHOMORES Carso Dcerance McCoy Sabin Starard FRESHMEN Fraser Gabhart GRADUATES Howard Sailor Edwin Grebitus SENIORS Jordon Corlfon Robert Clement Robert Haaf Earl Harris William Keast CheltOA Kennedy John Lowe Jim Merrilield 8r«cc McGuire Paul Purdom James Rensfoed John Row Robert Ryan Albert Sardell Edward Santord William Shaw Cecil Thomas T. Van Voorhees William White JUNIORS Leland Crawford John Hitchcock James Huffman Richard Jones Louis lothridge Lynn Sartes Barnaby Smith SOPHOMORES Edwin Bennett James Carson Jim Dorrance Bernard Doyle Clari Galloway Richard McCoy Herbert McLean Robert MeNcar Robert Morch Burfon Olsen Robe-t Romer John Sabin John Stanard William Viebroci FRESHMEN Alan Fraser Richard Gabhart Herbe't Halworth John Miller Paul Woolums SPRING PLEDGES Don Levis Peter Dunne Howard Finn MASCOT Chinti 283 SPRING PLEDGES Finn Leris BOWLES HALL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES William J. Norton Chotfeo E. Hall V oltor T. Steilberg Richard Noddorion GRADUATE John Erdman SENIORS Irwin Adams Cecil Agee Edward Aitkin Robort Androws Victor Appel Richard Aulwurm John 8amos William Baioley Robort Bono William Capps John Carlson Thoodoro Clair Robort Clark Henry Coles David Cudaback LeJeuno Cummins David Day Raymond Doyo Ronald Durkeo Bonjamin Ernsborgo' Robort Ernsborgor Elmore Ernst Carl Feldman Robert Forguson Dolbort Fisher Donald Frye Konnoth Hanson Claronco Heller Charlos Hondorson Donald Honricksen Loron Hov Donald Hutcherson Carlton lioms Rudin Johnson Harry Jonos Paul Knox John Landis Alfrod Luko John Morris James Motor Matthew Murphy Dsniel Nay Murray Nelson Russel Palmer Goorgo Peekema Edwin Pister Achille FoHino Robert Radcliffe John Rodwine Glenn Rood William Shone Frederick Sobock Lyll Surfoos Nathan Tarr John Taylor Jorry Vaydor Richard Vignolo Richard Walkor Raymond Ware William Ware Warren Whitohced Eugone Whitney Gregory Winsor John Woodhcad Julian Wulbern Milman Youngjohn SENIORS Adams Aitkin Andrews Apprl Aulnurm Capps Carlson CUric Colts Conwins Day Ot)0 Ourkee Ermberecr, B. Ernsbereer, R. Emst Feldman Ferquson Ffsber Frye Hanson Heller Henderson Herriksen Hutcherson I tarns Johnson Jones Knox Landis Morris Moser 284 NV PiSttf Polllno Redeir Shant Surttet Taykr Vayder v rolo Walter Whitehead Whitney Wulbrrn Winter Wood teal Yeung john JUNIORS Blotll Brauer BriUnan Brwwxll Coleman Compton Ewttt Grafft Guilford Gvillhamel Hurwite Johnstone Kelly, H. Kelly, R. Lan9don Looey Lyons Nath JUNIORS John Baldwin Glon Balot Warren Blotll Frod Brauor Thomat Brlhman Robert Brownell Courtney Coleman Philip Compton John Cooney Robert Crenshaw George Durand John Everett Robert Fry George Gilkiton Billy Grafft Allen Griffin Roger Guilford Jomet Guilhomet Alva Hollander Jere Hurley George Hurwlfi Robert Jamison Douglas Johnson George Johnstone Hugh Kolly Robort Kolly Robort Langdon Glonn Loney James Lyons Bruce McGavron Robert Mettler Henry Miller Walter Nosh Warren Olson Goorgo Parks George Payne Lowrenco Poirono Gordon Pusser Daniol Saylar John Selby Harold Smith Reuben Smith Richard Snow William Stone Spencer Thorpe James Werner Richard Werner John Winder Archor Wombocher 285 BOWLES HALL SOPHOMORES Kendrick Abell Elmer Bingham Eugono Brazil Donald Brown Michael Browne Henry Burns David Burum Shorwin Corlquist Sidney Carnie Willard Clark Robert Cole John Collier Dean Crowder Don Deadrich Anthony DoChristoforo Paul Doyle Forrost Durancoau James Edmondson Emmott Forrostor Raymond Galli Alfred Graf Androw Gram Charles Harris Chariton Hinkloy Maurico Holloway David Hood John Korn Loo Klofi Paul Larson Walloce Locarnini Robert McEuen William Macy Louis Morton Euqono Nolson Robert Patterson Alfred Petorson Victor Peterson Mouricc Rager Robert Sayles L. Edward Scrivon Harold Simons Harris Stoinor Charles Stice Cherlos Stuart John Thomos Roy Wagner William Wagner Raymond Weinstein Parks Peirano Say Ur Smith, H. Smith, R. Snow Werner, J. Werner, R. Wiruler Wcmbacher SOPHOMORES Bingium Brown, 0. Browse, M. Bares Carnie Clark Cole Crowder Ooyle Duranceau Forrester Galli Graf Gram Hlnkley Holloway Hood Kern Larson Locarnini Macy Petersen, A. Peterson, V. 286 Si mom Steiner Stic Slow� ThMiias Wajncr Weinstein FRESHMEN Suck Buell Burton Cxlanchini Collier Comor Curtis Oar I log Davie D«waek Farmer Fisher Harr inf ten H |S Ho t Jenes Kirtpatric K lauder Knautr lamon Larson McCormack Meyenberg M,omon Parker Porter� Id Rabbit Ralls Stottlemrer Wellington Works, FRESHMEN Richard Berner Jared Buck James Buell Philip Celonchini James Clark Howard Collier James Connor Jerome Curtis Richard Darling Walter Davie David Dworack William Farmor Philip Fisher Bruce Fry Charles Harrington Robert Hays Henry Hoyt Donald Huggins Gary Johnson Donald Jones Daniel Kaplan Donald Kirkpetric John Klauder Christopher Knauer Michael Dreiman John Lamon Charles Larson William Loughman Alan McCormack Charles McGahan Gerald Mackoy Lawrence Marshall Worner Meyenberg Harry Monson Richard Parker James Porterfield William Rabbit Gordon Rails Jim Selby Don Stoftlemyer John Vallorge Herbert Works SPRING PLEDGES Fred Avoler Joseph Angello Jerry Barnes Dick Bryon Bob Burson Bob Crull Tony DeCristoforo Bill Hill Mike Kreinman Ravol Peiser Dave Sale Arthur Wellington 287 CHI PSI 2311 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE. 1841 ALPHA DELTA DELTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1895 TWENTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES ferry Evons W. W. ferrier. Jf. Leo McClatchy SENIORS Phillip Emery Sydney ford Richard Gard Robert MeViear George Millar Erneit Moeller 8ud Murray William Schule- Dave Shippey D. Gwyr.ne Thomsor JUNIORS Claude Blodget Joseph Caine Charles Carpy Howard Cote Thomas Connolly Newton 6. Drury Richard Gayle Richard Gutherle Rodney Lindquist Raymond Lyon John Mauvelt Martin Naegete Donald Ralston May Schmidt Lefty Stern Joseph Wall SOPHOMORES William R. Blateley Ronald Fimrite William Gibson Dante Grwppo J. Robert Janson Dwight Jerlow William Phillips Thed Sheridan Harold Smith Peter Thomson) Duncan Tonningsen FRESHMEN Gw,«ne Chappell Howard Roth Lowell Snarls Robert Stanley Glenn Sullivan Robert Wilkins SPRING PLEOGI P. Callahan £. Fosdahl P. H. Henriksen T. W. Page R. Trempy Ron Vehlow SENIORS Emery Ford Card McVicar Millar Moeller Murray Schuler Shippey JUNIORS Caine Dniry Gather ie Lindquist Ljon Marrais Ralston Stern SOPHOMORES Blakeley Fimrite Gruppo Janson Jerlow Phillips ShtridM Smith Thcmsom Tonrlrgsen FRESHMEN Chappell Rath Sparks Wilkins Fosdahl Vehlow 288 DELTA CHI 2725 HASTE STREET FOUNDED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. 1890 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1910 FORTY-ONE CHAPTERS GRADUATE Voter SENIORS Amber Bridgman Diltmar Ootrr George Guiuel Hatch Howard McIntyre Melner Mona Mulvany O'Neil Pearson JUNIORS Armstrong 8ass Case Peckham Swrm SOPHOMORES Benton Oarii Ewtr Frarrften Goss Ha Jim Kaupke Keeney Nolan GRADUATE Paul Moser SENIORS Robert Amber let 8elden Howard Bowen Richard 8ridgman Donald Oiftmar Rod Ocerr Alan George Robert Gvnjel Preston Hatch frank Howard Arthur McIntyre Burt Melner Hayden Moberly Thomas Moran Richard Mulvany Alan O’Neil Conrad Pearson William Peterson JUNIORS John Armstrong John Bast Caleb Case Gary DuBols Andrew Garland James Graham Warren Kennenon Richard Nicholas Ernest Poscoe Robert Pcckham James Reed Joe Roberts Robert Severns SOPHOMORES John Benton Robert Davis Robert Ewer Richard frandsen James Goss Gordon Haileit Thomas Herron Charles Kaupke Clarke Keeney Kenneth Meyer George Nolan frank Rodgers FRESHMEN Wayne Clark Frederich Mills 289 FRESHMEN Mills Clark DEL REV 1727 EUCLID AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1903 ONE CHAPTER UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Ralph A. Proctor Merman A. Spied! SENIORS Ramon 8on Richard Carter Jack Ely Harold Faulkner Stanly Garvey Robert Grime-. Donald low-ton Donald Maclean Leroy Macler 8 n Maddalena Edward McIntosh George Schveiler John Sweeley Richard Warren JUNIORS Dewey Allaire Keith Brooks R. Catteroda William Davit Victor Emmerich Robert Garrow Wayne Hippenttiel George Modget Richard Klotily Vincent Peltini James Phillips Robert Pivo Wesley Stevens Richard Teel SOPHOMORES Thomas Draper George Gurr John Mason FRESHMEN George Abernathy Robert Carr James Coafsworth Edgar Freydl Charles Spindt SPRING PLEDGES Seth Bailey Donald Brown Gordon Foster Dole Mills Richard Odenbaugh Woodruff Ogden Paul C. Perry Richard Silvers Jimmie 0. Walker SENIORS Bon Carter Ely Faulkner Garvey Grimes lanton Maclean Macler Maddalena McIntosh Sc livelier Sweeley Warren JUNIORS Allaire Brooks Casteruda Davis Emmerich Garrow HippcAstlel Hedges Klolrty Phillips Stevens SOPHOMORES Draper Gmt Mason FRESHMEN Abernathy Carr Freydl Spindt SPRING PLEOGES Fotler Midi Perry Sifters Walker 290 DELTA KAPPA EPSILOA 2302 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT YALE UNIVERSITY. 1844 THETA ZETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1876 FIFTY CHAPTERS SENIORS Btueaqartner Moody SMlluck Walker JUNIORS BaldJuf Van Housen SOPHOMORES Ouiin E «9! Hekjesson Mount FRESHMEN Fhker Gould Taller Zimmer nun SPRING PLEOGES Hawkins Gould UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES H. W. Ballantine R. S. Minor C. G. Hyde T. M. Putman. Jr. GRAOUATE William Evert SENIORS Kenneth Adams William Adams J. Baumgartner Pete' Black _ Ben Moushaidt Bruce Moody William Morrison Peter Morse Edwin Pauley Robert Poliier _ Emmoni Sebee.iut Beniamin Shattuck Brooks Walker Richard Waugh Richard Williams JUNIORS Rainier 8aldauf Richard Miller Donald Fisher Peter Schabarum Bryant McGlynn Albert Seidel Robert Van Housen SOPHOMORES Tully Bowman William Bucklin James Hambcrs Mort Dunn Ted Engs Ulf Helgesson Fredrick KnoOf Robert Mclvor Peter Noorse Ale andor Politer Jack Raisin Robert Woodward Dwight Ely Robert Fisher John Gould Peter Jordan FRESHMEN Dan McMillon Charles Tuller Sandy Walker Gordon Zimmerman SPRING PLEDGES Louie Hawkins John G� enn Richard Gould John Morse DELTA SIGmR PHI 2316 BOWDITCH STREET FOUNDED AT CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK. 1899 HILGARD CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1915 SIXTY CHAPTERS GRADUATES Frank Boronovich Jamo; Hoyt Clayton Ross Robort Woolley SENIORS Robort Andorson Dan Callahon Robort Cormak Charloi Dawo Gregory Evonotto Olivor Fisher Myron Knapp Lowoll Lonx Robort Orr Boardman Rising Alan Rowo Jack Skinner Howard Smith Errol Sum my William Waller Russoll Young JUNIORS Lorry 8aldocchi Bill Coburn Robort Doisenroth Steve Hackotf Thomas Jocx Robort Landcastor Morden Leaver Chorios Long Myron McCollum Howard Noal Warren Minner Roger Scott Roy Scott Wayne Scott Robort Stanton Jamos Thatcher Waltor Travis Harold Warren David Wilson Richard Wilson GRADUATE? 8aro- xkh Hoyt SENIORS Oawt Evenette Knipp Lera Orr Skinner Smith, H. Summy Walker Younp JUNIORS Baldocchl Delsenrolh Hackett Jecx UnOcaster Leaver loop McColkw Minner Neal Scott, R. I DELTA UPSILOn 2425 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE. 1834 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1898 SIXTY-ONE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Edward V. Brewer Monroo E. Doutsch Lloyd L. Farrar John D. Hicks James Hopper, Jr. Noel McKeller Charles W. Morriman Goorgo R. Noyes Donald Pyle Lawrence M. Price Robert Sibley Herbert R. Stoltx James W. Thompson Robertson Ward Herbert C. Wycloff GRADUATE Walter Lewis SENIORS Roy Andriesse Robert Cathcart Edward Chenning Malcolm Channing John Conner Charles Cords Bonjamin Corletf David Harper Warren Hoiman John Hill Robert Johnson Dean Johnson Nod Koyes Charles Laughlin Gorald Malone Tom Nilon Edward Noonan Noel Pederson Robert Ristenpart Howard Scanlon Dork Strikwerda SENIORS Ardriesse Chaanto}, E. Corner Cords Ccrlelt Harper, 0. Hciman, W. Hill ■Minsor, R. Johnson, 0. Keyes Ualone Maloney Niton S'oonAn Ristenparl Striknerda JUNIORS Arnold Oonlon Harper, C. Jotter Karasky Manners Mlaahee McClaupfcry Ordiisoa Reese 294 Ret:-son Sherman Str«a t SOPHOMORES Heiman, L. Kell Johnson, T. Klnkead Mdrtinelll Murry MeDernell McLeod Phillips Plrtcher Sanderson Sollers FRESHMEN Best Botsfcrd Cowen Kaventy Masters M Israeli Omen SPRING PLEDGES Our Moulin Plttsas Roth Ryan JUNIORS Lowis Arnold Roger Donlon Poerce Godfrey Corl Grofher Craig Harper James Jotter Craig Karasty Jack Manners Robert Minahen William McClaughry William Orchison Richard Reeso Richard Robinson Robert Shormon Jotoph Stowart Georgo Suman SOPHOMORES Allen Holl Thomas Johnson laurenco Heiman Robert KinVoad Steven Martinolli Robert Montagno Robert Munn Sherwin Murry Georgo McDonnoll Denny McLocd Thomas Plotchor Henry Sandorson Robert Sollors FRESHMEN Howard Bost Herbert Botsford William Cowon Gary Kavonoy Alborf Mastors Robort Misrach William Owon SPRING PLEDGES William Dux Donald Moulin Jemos Plossas Haddon Roth Robort Ryan 295 DELTA TAU DELTA 2425 HILLSIDE AVENUE BETA OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1898 EIGHTY-ONE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY Francis Foot Lawrence Foster 8'utus Hamilton Roy Jaitram Of. Frank Kelly ASSOCIATES Ed Manske Moroegh O'Brien Warren Porry Tom Steel GRADUATE Bill Lenz SENIORS Bill Bird Dick Mill Jim Boone George Moller John Glatcock Warren Perry Bob Koenig Hawk Ste n Stu Manner Bill Winter Bruce McDonald JUNIORS Oave Arderson George Caig Don Dodion Dove Donlon Bob Elder Oave Fowler Jim Hatch Stan Klein Dick Mackey Sfurten McDonald Jack Meers Dave Nelson John Ryfdorp Don Stow Tony Trutr-er SOPHOMORES Oove Cruickshonk John Dawvon Michell Dion Rut Doo George Fish Oave Johnson Norm Lien Tom Liston George Malloch Sharon Norris Joe O'Brien Frank Packard Pete Parrish Kent Stainfield Tom Warren FRESHMEN Stan Bufolph Winston Cermean Dan Clinkenbcard Jim DeWitt Oave Edmonson Don Galloway Ed Knox Leighton Hahn Bill Monroe Don Neely Bill Sangster SPRING Stanley Beideman John Bixby Dan Chapman Norman Gard PLEOGES Bill Halford Harry Laughlin Robert Meyer SENIORS Bird Boone Glascock Kcenlg Manner McDonald Moller Shepherd JUNIORS Anderson Oodsco Donloa Hatch Klein Mackey McDonald Mem Nelson Rjsdorp Stow Trulner SOPHOMORES CruicWiank Dawson Dion Doe Fish Johnson Llea Liston Malloch Nceris O'Brien Packard Parrish Stainfield Warren FRESHMEN 8utolph Carmean Cllrker-heard OeW.tt Edmonson Galloway Knox Monroe Neely Sangster SPRING PLEOGES 8eidenun Bixby Halford Laughlin Meyer 296 SENIORS Bogart Carmichael Charitson GrMfto Maqnusor Mwhlberger Prouty Rrtfkld Smith Semner Turnouts! Ullrich Walkrstcdl W(wr Wetch JUNIORS Crossman Ellsworth Hodge Hoc Kelsw McCunc SOPHOMORES Delaao Evaes Hall Heldig LuU Paatsea Prouty Sachs Warren FRESHMEN Hutchison Morrison Spargo SPRING PLEDGES Rodolf KflPPfl ALPHA 2425 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT WASHINGTON AND LEE COLLEGE. 1865 ALPHA XI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1895 SEVENTY-THREE CHAPTERS GRADUATES Sill Henderson King Simon SENIORS Jack Bogart Charles Carmichael William Charleson Walter Deets Harry Duddy Jack Elliot. Jr. Robert Griffin Peter Ley . Carl Magnuson Frank Matthews Norman Mere Roy Meuhlberger Robert Paige Oavid Parkinson Kenneth Prouty Robe-t Redtield Douglas Smith Robert Sumner William Tumqeist Walter Ullrich Robert Walleretedt Ronald Weaver Dale Webster Joseph We ch JUNIORS Richard Sen neII Earl Hook John Clowdsley James Keiser John Oossman Douglas McCunc Mark Ellsworth James Nelson Richard Hodge Maurice Smith SOPHOMORES Thomat Paulson Richard Pollack Ronald Prouty Lester Sacks Donald Strong Richard Wagn«r James Warren Edward Dalano Robert Dennis Robert Evans William Hail Walter Herdig Bruce Higton Dick Li tt John MacFar'ane FRESHMEN Barry Hutchison Joseph Solari Herbert Morrison John Spargo SPRING PLEDGES David Derell Clifford Peterson Douglas Johnson Evan Johnson Norman Kergaard Carl Rodolf William Votaw William Wo'burton Warburton 297 KflPPfl DELTA RHO 2250 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIDDLE8URY. VERMONT. 1905 LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1924 SEVENTEEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Dean Edward S. Rogers SENIORS Robert Barter Walter Ferent William Fitzgerald Howard Frieien Stanley Gillette Robert Harding Edwin Hart Donald Haworth 0. Hendrickson R. Hendrickson Clyde la Jeuneste James Maccovn George Marr Robert Proettel J. San Sebastian Rod Stewart Joseph Sole Robert Sutherland Robert Tambiai Jack Walstrom JUNIORS Vas Arnautoff John Becker Frank 8uck butcher ohn Kno« i obert Mach'ahon laird McIntosh Hugh Penman Hugh Preston William Rea Merritt Smalley Oav-id Stepanek Alan Tail Allen Whitaker Louis Watson SOPHOMORES Solon Barbis Ooneld Edgar David Geddes William Kenny Rush Manbert Edward Mickens Gerald Raydon Dieter Schugt Allen Whitsftt FRESHMEN Kieth Buck William Holt man George latinivich Darrell Olander Glenn Malone Phillip Willsey SPRING PLEDGES Allred Cooper Robert Gibbel Richard Hokomb Stewart lindauer Jaime Mantano Gordon Randall Richard Thatcher George Willsey SENIORS Ferrea Flugeraid Fritsen Harding Han Haworth Hendrickson, D. Httsdrickson, R PraHiel Sutherland JUNIORS Arnautetf Buck Knot MacMahcn McIntosh Peninas Preston Rea Smalley Steps reck Whitaker Watson SOPHOMORES Edgar Ceddes Kcney Mickem Schojt Whitsilt Buck LaiinbSch Malone SPRING PLEDGES Cocger Holcomb Thatcher 298 1 KAPPA nu 2506 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, 1911 TAU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1922 THIRTEEN CHAPTERS SENIORS Altschuler Begun Feldman GoUnd Goldtraerg UMSing She mi no Sinelnikoff Steinw JUNIORS Levin Lust 9, H. Lyman Pilfcaslty Raasch Stahl Treitel Zelikovsky SOPHOMORES 8a bow Feldttrin Moiseeff Sabwy FRESHMEN Glkk Kronfield lestlg, J. Lyman Silbeman Teller SENIORS Harold Altschuler Leonard Begun Bernard Feldman Paul Golard Evan Goldenberg Harold Lansing Howard Schwitkis Irving Shemano Samuel Sinelnikoff Edgar Steineu Melvin Wilner JUNIORS Norman Avrech Irwin Levin Harold lustig Yale Lyman Millon Pilhashy Milton Raasch Paul Stahl Emanuel Treitel Sam Winnikoff Me Zellkovtky SOPHOMORES Eugene Bafcow Stewart Feldstein Robert Herlick Gregory Moiseeff Nathan Sebiay FRESHMEN Joseph Futerman Steven Glick Sanford Kroofield Jerome Lustig Harvard Lyman Irwin Silberman Cy Silvers Jerome Teller Sanford Weinberg SPRING PLEDGES Harvey 8oter-sky Tom Thompson Dick Rosenberg Cv Silvers 299 KAPPA SIGIT1A 2220 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. 1869 BETA XI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1901 ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES W©J Fry Guy Montgomery SENIORS Jack Bakor Thomas Bardot Thomas Bisho Richard Bowman Robort Brie loll Kenneth 8rowne Jock Bullard Phillip Cdlischon William Englobright Leroy Gimbal Jamos Greene John Hale Arthur Holl Alfred Haskell Raymond Lewis John Loutzenhoizer Robort McKay John Munson Warron Parkinson William Penny Jack Prescott Boyd Ouinn Jay Richards Robort Rinehart Edward Rosso Donald Schlaman Jamos Spangler Carl Van Houit JUNIORS Don Borry Jamos Blamire Edward Blamiro William Gillham Burton Grant Howard Hinck John McGervoy Paul McKnight Jack McLonaghan Donald McRae Dean Meyor Robert Morrison Allen Pondarvis Richard Randolph Phillip Soaton Nealo Tveitmoc James Wagner Franklin Watson SENIORS Baker 8ardet Bisho Bowman 8rkkell Bullard CalUschoa Global Hale Hall Haskell Lewis Loelzenheizcr McKay Masson Parkinson PrtswU Quinn Rinehart ScManun AINIORS 8erry 8l� � ire, J. 8 lam ire, E. Grant Hiaek Janopwl, P. McGeoey ' McKorjfct McLeeapton McRae Meyer Morrisan Pendarvis Randolph 300 SMtOrt W }1 T Simoni SOPHOMORES Anferson BJonerud Carroll Davis Dayvault Edflcrlcy Emerson Johnston MacBeith Madison Mohns Weber FRESHMEN Andersen Archibald BUnchard Cary.S. Cary, W. Oahl Onts Edn y Ehni Holler Jampaol, R. Kallnskl Kli j Phillips SOPHOMORES Richard Anderson Stanley Bjonerud Jamos Carroll Ray Davis John Dayvault Willson Edgerley Gerald Emorson Robert Johnston William MacBoath 8enned Madison Jamos Mohns Ralph Wobor FRESHMEN Willi Andorson Norman Archibald Jamos Blanchard Richard Ehni Richard Janopaul Gordon King Weldon Phillips SPRING PLEDGES Stophon Cary William Cary Chorios Dahl Wayne Davis Edward DoSilvo Bruce Edney Allen Flores Richard Holler Joseph Kalinslti Donald McDaniel William Wattors LAI11BDA CHI ALPHA 1755 LEROY AVENUE FOUNDED AT BOSTON COLLEGE. 1909 MU ZETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE CHAPTERS GRADUATES Malcomb Currie John Silcox SENIORS Rick 8«nnott Lloyd Brodboff Don Brown Al Corrin Robort Densmore Walt Duncan Robort Fox Harry Gardiser Frod Haines Ken Holway Robort Joki Walter Jok6 William Jolly Lloyd King Mort May Stanloy Millor 8am Prico William Rhoa Davo Rutlodgo Don Sherman Laird Shopard Allan Thcdo Rogor Troxoll Loroy V igginton JUNIORS Robort Baham William Buchanan Jack Craig Robert Cummings Robert Duncan Dick Eaton William Ellsworth Robort Fitzgorald Earlo Gibbons Ray Hollonbock Clydo Jeffroy John Knight Potor Lund Frank Meyers Joo Mulroy William O'Hara Don Palmor Williom Panttaja William Rogon Jack Stewart Al Whoolan GRADUATES Sltcox SENIORS Beenett Brown, 0. Corria Densmore U.|aky r+Vi mJ Joke, R. King M r Miller Rhea Rutledge S par J Troxfll Wigginton JUNIORS 8iham Btchanan Craig Cummings Duncan, RcM. Duncan, Reg. Eaton Ellsworth Fitzgerald Gibbons Jeffrey Knight Meyers Mulroy O'Hara Palmer Panttaja Regon 302 Sttwart WhwUn SOPHOMORES Gardlsar Johrnan, Don Icvikow Lund McCrcpor Otf Rltctwy Statiukis W«t Bottorf Bomrn Hand Krutson McKcwon McLachlan Rankin Rrpath, K. Rrpath, R. Sir :o« Wood, J. Wood, R. Wraith SPRING PLEOGES Orpracia Johntofl, Owny Johnson, T. Mattii Pitlt SOPHOMORES Don Ford Gcorgo Gardisor Don Johnson Russ Lovikow Kon Lifquist William McGrogor Arthur Orr Fronk Ritchoy Goorgo Stathakis Los Wost FRESHMEN Blair Bottorf Robert Bowers Andrew Hand Dave Knutson Robin McKewon Stanley McLachlon Robert Rankin Ken Ropath Richard Repath Hugh Silcox Jac« Wood Robort Wood Charles Wraith SPRING PLEDGES Bill Degrade George Do Uriosik Denny Johnson Ted Johnson Tom Mattis 8ud Pitts Lon Weaver 303 PHI DELTA THETA 2717 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. 1848 CALIFORNIA ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1873 ONE HUNDRED AND TEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Bob Arnold Dr. Edwin 8. 8aldrey Dr. Karl M. Bowman George Break James W. Fesler Norman Foxworthy William Gillis Joel Hildebrand Oily Korn Jamos McBoinc Dr. Goorgo McChosnoy Cyrus Mead Dr. Raymond J. Nutting Dr. Alvin Pov ell Porley Ray Horold Small Thomas Stow Robert Tessier William Twitchel! GRADUATES Charles Coyle Robert Gill Richard Johnson SENIORS John Adams Dan Begovich Donald Bontloy James Briorly Bill Bucormenn John Callan Park Dingwell Bon Foster Red Freni John Grady John Grubb Fred Hawkins Larry Holland Robert Hoover John Howell Richard Kelly Donold Kincaid Goorgo Loathermon Donald Miller Bud Moulthrop Rubo Navarro Eric Nielsen William Ray William Rionhard Guy Watson Peter Wolff James Wyatt GRADUATES Gill SENIORS Begorkh Bucerma i Cone Oiojwell Edwards Eons Falconer Franz Grady Grot Hawkins Holland Howell Kincaid Miller McolUrop NMlH Rienhard Wyatt JUNIORS Brown Oeoault Haugaer Knox 304 Maid Pe j In RotertSOfl S)� .a Tindcll SOPHOMORES Booth Deros King La- , on MacNMura P t rsea S li9«r Whf.ltOn FRESHMEN And men Ball Bttker Dorward Ellis Kineadt SPRING PLEDGES Andersen Ooberg Hlseox JUNIORS Poter Anderson Riche rd B!os Grenf Brown Thornes Bruce Lethem Cone Robert Dene Williem Deneult Richord Heugnor Roneld Hubberd Barnoy Knox Do-neld Loo Paul Mold© V orron Park James Payne Harry Polglose Roy Raphail Tom Robortson Walter Tindoll Thomas Trowbridge Charles Way SOPHOMORES John Booth Al Devos John Frieburg Dan Glinos Phil Kcnvillo Donald King Tod Lawson Richord MocNomore Sid Petorson Robert Seeliger Richard Wheoton FRESHMEN John Anderson Jack 8!air Mile Ball Jerry Beeler Donald Dorward Hal Ellis Thomas Grconloaf Donald Kincado Douglas Tyler SPRING PLEDGES Kenneth Anderson Did Doberg Did Hisco� Charles Martucci Marl Noble. Jr. John Risbrough 305 Manual RrlbroogN PHI GAIDAIA DELTA 2395 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT JEFFERSON COLLEGE. 1848 DELTA XI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1886 SEVENTY-NINE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Luis Alvaros LoRoy Briggs Georgo C. Briggs Charlos Dorleth Willord Durham Norman Hinds William Laubo Woodbridgo Metcolf Jacquos Schnior GRADUATE Dick Frost SENIORS Lawson Adams Bill Andorson Bill Bailoy Don Ball Davo Dibblo Paul Fishor Sam Hackott Kon Johnson Ciaran Konnody Horb Magnuson Phil Marina Bob Mohlthon Honry Jim Ohm Norm Prossloy Pon Whifohoad JUNIORS Gran Bonnett Bob Bittner Miko Dalis Hank Duffie Tom Ecktornach Brad Gloason Frank Gould Tom Gross Bob Gustafson Don Ludwig 8urf Mason Flemming McGrath Dick Northorn Don Pringle Jack Rasmusson Bill Reiger 8ob Seo Walt Stryckor Jack Vohs Jim Vohs SENIORS Anderses Ball Dibble Kennedy Majiuson Mering Ohm Pressley JUNIORS 8ennett Bittner Oakis C tease Gould Gross Gustafson Ladwle Mason Northern Pringle See Strytker Vohs, Jack Vohs, Jim SOPHOMORES Ailing ton Bartlett Broderick 306 Cerfee Ooyle Jackson Merles Pratt Rom Rowell Scott Smith Shirks Veltotes w« FRESHMEN Cronenwett Frceschk McGrath Noy« Reiser Solomen Sullivan SPRING PLEDGES Brown, 0. Cadenasto Monroe Roberts Rueen SOPHOMORES Jock Allington Ed 8artlott Bill 8roderick Frod Corfoo Mol Doyle Lorry Horon Jock Jackson Dick LomMon Poto Mering Tom Prott Los Richter Joe Rowe Bob Rowell Pete Scott Lew Smith Dudley Sparks Nick Veliotos Stan Wore FRESHMEN Don Curron Joel Cronenwett Dick Doyle Bob Froeschle Bill Govon Tom McGrath Bill Noyes Tom Reiger Bill Solomon Ken Sullivon SPRING PLEDGES Hoot Bennett Doug Brown Hohn Codenosso Carl Elmendorf Bob Innis Hock Monroe Jim Nevin Bill Roborts Nick Rugen Roy Squori 307 Edwin Wcndall Pauley SENIORS Donald Anderson Andrew 8acigolup! Robert Beit Thomas Casey Claud Conners Timothy Cronin Raymond DcJorg Michael Drew Marlin Durante James Duvarai Charles Erb Cameron Fair Donald Forreit John Granfiaid Jerald Haves Theodore Kenlield William Mailloui Chester Martin Robert Ransohoff Harold Stone John Taylor Charles Watt Robert Wollbrinck JUNIORS Ralph Allen lee 8onesteel Allen Bumala Melvin Corvin Charles Dohn 8. Erkenbrecker George Jones Robert Kniptash Frank lamb Robert lee Joe McKim lud Re nick James Snowden John Thompson SOPHOMORES Edward Evans Frank Harrigan Sherman locke Patrick McNulty William Miller Russell Nicholson Edwin Purtell Tom Turner Ernest Watson FRESHMEN George Anderson Leroy 8ernadou Richard Cook George Hainley Robert Parkin Pierre Pellissier Peter Watt George Whiting SPRING PLEDGES George Horn Rust B ledge Donald Pr na SENIORS Bxigalupi Best Conners OeJoeg Duvaras Forrest Grjnfirld Million Martin Ranyeholf Stone JUNIORS Allen Bonesteel Ccevln Oohn Hutchinson UrV, Lee McKua Reertk Thompson SOPHOMORES Evans McNulty Miller Nicholson Pertell Turner FRESHMEN Anderson Cook Hainley Parkin Pellissier Watt Whiting SPRINC PLEDGE Elkdge 308 PI ALPHA PHI 2420 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1929 ONE CHAPTER SENIORS CUM Chinn Ola Jlu lee, M. Mah 0 ) W oq JUNIOR 1«, C. SOPHOVORE Yuen GRADUATES Fee Chang Chong Chen Prentm Dong Oick Hum Roland Jang George Mye Johnny Vee Cho Yu SENIORS Paul Chin Marlin Chinn Marry Choi Frank Din Richard Jiu George Lee Mervyn lea John Lee George lim Ray mond Louie Daniel Mah Mvn Mah Walter Ong Steven Wong Tom Woo JUNIORS Roy Chinn Clarence Fong George Fung Edvard Gong William Lam Chan Lea Edvard Lee Peter lim lowrence Ng Jamet Wong Joe Wona Willard Yep Robert Yuen Wilbert Yuen SOPHOMORES Roland Chew Robert Jonet Harley Look Edmund love Stephen Yuen FRESHMAN Henry Ng PRING PLEDGES (enneth Chaw 5ek Chin ►hilip Choy Seorge Din lack Din •remont Fong loieph Gong Gilbert Mum 'lay Jue Mbert Louie lack Love Mien Owyang ovglat Wong phi kappa siGmn 1756 EUCLID AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. 1850 ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1903 FORTY-THREE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES David P. 8arrows Thomas Buck John U. Calkins. Jr. R. Courtnoy Cornott Malcolm M. Davisson Maurico E. Harrison Waltor M. Hart Clydo $. Johnson Ivan M. Linforth Goorgo D. Loudorback Heber A. Newson SENIORS Richard Aborloy John Bartlett James Bastabfe George Clausen Georgo Eoster John trdolatz Richard Fagorstrom Maurice Gibson Terrance Grew Richard Hafnor Edward Hawkins Frank Higgins Hubbard Howo James Kennody Herman Langnor Richard Larkoy Thoodoro Lutgo Konnoth Romingfon Louis Rhodes Donald Schroeder Georgo Sloon Jock Stahl Robert Stoffens Raymond Wood Steven York JUNIORS Doxter Ahlgren Robert Atkinson Robert Davidson Bruce Forster Peter Fraser Murray Gardner Walter Gardner Bruce Hanger William Hanson Henry Lutgo Robort MocDougoll Chorles Richards Goorgo Souza SENIORS Abtrley Bartlett Bastabfe Clausen Easter F ajerstrom Gibson Kennedy Lutee, T. Remington Rhodes Sehroeder Sloan Stahl Steffens Watt JUNIORS Ahtjren Atkinson Davidson Forster Fraser Hanger Lutge, H. 310 PHI KAPPA TAU 2335 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY, 1906 NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1921 SIXTY-TWO CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Alfrod E. Meffly Kenneth F. Paulovich Williom K. Schmolzlo SENIORS Gerald Appol 8oyd Gibson Frank Hahn Benjamin Hansen Charles Hathaway Morrison Jones Alfred Kerr Robert J. token William Martin John Marlsoff Vincent Monte Ronald Morgan Raymond Read Honry Rotticci Charles Shaw Stanley Stetson James Sthruthers Frank Summers Francis Tims George Triphon JUNIORS Jack Chourre William Eastburn Jerry Flieder Edward Frey Robert Ingram Russell Ingram Frederick Jackson Bruce Kinnear Richard Loken Donald loorz Paul Newman David Perkins Gabriel Plaa Paul Priola Maynard Rotermund Gorden Seek Richard Smurfhwaite Patrick Smythe Byron Wiegand SENIORS App«l Hahn Hansen, B. Hathaway Jones Kerr Loken. R. J. Mart soft Monte Rettkci Sh . Stetson SthrvlherS Summers Tims Triphon JUNIORS Chourre Eastburn Flicker Jackson Loken Loorz Newman Perkins Plaa 312 PrtoU Roterniund Seek Snurtkwaite Snythe Wiegind SOPHOMORES Oral Blanci Rote Tote FRESHMEN Burg Calllsan Gilbert Rafcan Right tr White SPRINC PIEOGES A� p Cobble Grant Hansen Kinnear McFarland Taylor Tucker Van Patten Reasaner SOPHOMORES Robert Bool Roland Bionci Goorgo Loon Jorry Potorson Richard Robb Robert Towle FRESHMEN Gory Burg Horold Callison Rogor Gilbort Robert Rabon Richard Righfor Oliver White SPRING PLEDGES Wildon Asp David Cobble Stephen Connor David Grant Alan Haight Carl Hansen Honry McFarland Philip Morgan John Taylor Jack Tubbs Ross Tuckor Norman Van Patton Robert McLean Edward Reasonor 313 PHI SIGIT1A KAPPA 2312 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE. 1873 OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1909 FIFTY-FIVE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Richard L. Adams Clinton Evans Walter Frederick Farnham P. Griffiths Thomas C. Mayhow Franklin C. Palm SENIORS James Ahrens Donald Andorson Joseph Atkinson Robert Barnard Robert Brown Rafael Cordero William Davidson Bob Edwards Louis Gianelli Robert Hemcnwey John Hubbs Harold Machado Charles Mayne Herbort McDuffoo Jennings Pierce Ralph Roichhold Warron Schoonover JUNIOR Norman Armstrong Rolf Fromme Molvyn Johnson DoWitt Loitch Gay McClino Richard Moore Richard Murwano Richard Osorio David Otis Philip Strauss SENIORS Ahrens Artier son Atkinson Cordero Davidson Edwards Gianelli Hcmeirway Hubbs Kirv) Machado Pierce Rekhhotd Schooiwser Toe liner Termea White JUNIORS Johnson Krammer Leltch McCIme Mu none Otis 314 Strauss SOPHOMORE 8oasso Flshtr C11 Ion Hibbs 1 Klrkpslrick V j ra Mayo Milult Mill VullirKf St� N«f FRESHMEN ElliMt Mootmin SPRING PLEOGES Atkinson CosU Cfinmer Fricsen G« n an Hkk y Lon9 LoiHMX Manhjrd Ptarseo Pkrcr Tfooghteo SOPHOMORES Alan Baer Remo Bcasto Robert Born Craig Either Robert Gillon Joseph Hibbv Robert Kirkpatrick August Marra George Mayo John Miksits Clayton Mills Richard Mulliner John Stabler David Waugh FRESHMEN Robert Byres Donald Elliott Joseph Hootmon William White SPRING PLEDGES Robort Born David Costa Richard Pearson Richard Cotter Lawrence Whito Donald Atkinson Leo Cranmor Elmor Frioton Richord Gardollo Richard Gorman Donald Hickey Bruce Kolloy Ooneld Loijeoux David Long Donald Manhard Robort Piorce Thomas Troughton Thomas Damran 315 PI KAPPA ALPHA 2324 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. 1868 ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1912 NINETY-THREE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Carlton D. Hulin William Naal Thomas Stewart Lynn Waldorf Garf B. Wilton Mother Camper Laski GRADUATES Chuck Hattorsloy Meredith Jones Jay Martin Robert Jorboo Dick Miller Tom Turnbull SENIORS J. D. Abramson Michell Abramson. Jr. Arno Affeldt Cliff Anderson Bill Bigelow Thomas Bowles George Browning Joseph J. Certor Stewart Clark Phil A. Crano Kormit Dorius Daroll Dinwiddie Dick Erving Roy Grimm Bill Hahn David Kell Parker Komp Bruce Jaogcr Arthur Myers Bruce Pass Lenard Pechinino Klaus Soogobarth Karl Satterfield Ken Smith Jack Snapp Donald Stauffer David Walters SENIORS Abramson, J. Affeldl Andfrscn Bier low Carter Clark Crane Oorius Dinwiddie Grimm Hahn Kell Kemp Satterfield Snapp Stauffer JUNIORS Abramson, L. 1 Berg Cleveland CcpelanJ HanJman Hare My Ratchford Smith SOPHOMORES Callender Frost Hughes Moore Rose FRESHMEN 8ar KS McCarthy Yoonj BigeSew, R. JUNIORS Loo Abramson Ray Borg Jack Cleveland John Copeland Bruco Crano Dale Edwards Paul Gray Howard L. Hardman John W. Haro Horold A. Judy Stanloy Maritzen William Harlow Josoph Mendoza Dick Morrill Bill Nordlund David Nowby Lou Nielsen Donald Payno Jim Powoll Tom Ratchford John Ruddock Bill Rush Harold Savago $ eve Schneider Tom Schwartz Gil Sheffield Ray Smith Elwin Williams SOPHOMORES William Collender Bill Corey Waldo Cook Fred Bolton Vic Fischer Dudley Frost Jim Hughes Dick Hare Monroe King Herb Moore Ron Mutti Allen Roso FRESHMEN Ron Bargones Bob McCarthy El Pockham Bart Young SPRING PLEDGES Russell Bigelow James Bramble Donald Emmerick Russoll Frey Bill Haney Jack Lund Tony McCrory Bart Millor 8ob Watson 317 UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Henry E. Erdman GRADUATES William Bartley Richard Fitcut SENIORS Stanley Autmen Jock Davit Edgar Parrel C. Fitesimmont Arthur Heath Lloyd Heger Jamet Low David Mallory Millie Oaket Harland Rett Jack Sloan Harvey Taylor Arnold Tumor Robert Zeni JUNIORS Charlet Atteborry William Berry Warren Carton George Denton Hugh Merhoff Stuart Mon fort Edwin Nelton Robert Parrr-elee Linder SacLriton Harold Simmont Danforth White, Jr. SOPHOMORES Robyn Badger Loren Baker Robert Catey David Daviton Richard Hovtton Jamet Knowlet Charlet Merrell Raul Pctrunelli William Raint Joteph Scheffer FRESHMEN Herbert Brown Walton Ellis Robert Ewing Charlet Sfinton Rrr Young SPRING PLEDGES William Berry Dwight Campbell Dana Carter Douglas Higgint Jim Kinlock Bob Rott Wyne Stephen! Donald While DOG Lady, matcot 318 PI KAPPA PHI 2634 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. 1904 GAMMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1909 FIFTY CHAPTERS GRADUATES Bartty Fiscus SENIORS A s«an Davit Farrel FiUtimntont Heger Oakes Rott Sloan Taylor Turner Zeni JUNIORS Atleberry Carton Merhoff Monfort Nehcn Parmelee Sackriten Simmont White SOPHOMORES Badger Baker Daviton Houston Knowles Merrell Petrurrelll Rain Scheffer FRESHMEN Brown Ellis Stinton SPRINC PLEDGE Campbell PI LAmBDfl PHI 2727 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT YALE UNIVERSITY. 1895 TAU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1922 THIRTY-THREE CHAPTERS SENIORS Casly Lkht Packer Pms Shapiro JUNIORS Bistrini Fox GartlrAle Cold Unoff Rosenblatt Stone Sweet Symonds SOPHOMORES Click Goldsmith Levin, A. Levin, S. Sluu Weinberger WoHe FRESHMEN Cahtn CUr, F. Israel Jacoby Hobn Levin, M. UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Sanford Goldner Charles Lamden GRADUATE Donald Seiler SENIORS Alan Catty Eiwood Davidson Leon Davit Samuel Elster Norman Heller Robert Looter Jack Lehman Norman Licht Floyd Packer 8ervord Press Everett Shapiro Donald Unger Raymond Weitberg JUNIORS Horry Bistrin Clyde Cohen Jerry Colvin Marvin Foe Eugene Gorfinkle Philip Gold Howard Gurvitr Bernard lenoff Herman Popiul L. Rotenbiatl Robert Stone Donald Sweet Malcolm Syrrondt Howard Weber SOPHOMORES Kenneth Sellings Arthur Glide L. Goldsmith Philip Hill Alan Levin Stanley Levin Mycom Mcon Hr Russell Shatz Robert Weinberger Howard Welter Alexander Wolfe FRESHMEN Herbert Bluer Donald Cahen Fred Cter Harvey Clar Richard Israel Marvin Jacoby Malcolm Kohn Hal levin Marvin Levin Donald Platt S. Rosenthal Sidney Wetman SPRING PLEDGES Jest Abramovitz Mervvn Durlettec Donald Kamler Lloyd Melnick Roger Shall Robert Wolff Putt Rosenthal Watmtn 319 psi upsiLon 1815 HIGHLAND PLACE FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE. 1833 EPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1902 TWENTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES 8. Etcheverry James Pa'son James Hahn Leon Richardson Donald Mackay Rudolph Schevill Dr. H. Nofftiger William Simpson SENIORS James Beaver Howard Middleton K. Brittingham Ashley Raddiffo Charles Callaghan Irven Reynolds Howard Fleming W. Richardson Harold Keenan Ralph Skillen Aloysius Laube Albert Taylor Peter Leaf Frank Veve'a Richard Merritt Thomas Wolfe JUNIORS John Behel Charles Biggs E. Brittingham G. Brittingham Victor Etienne Walter Lord Thomas Marlin Robert McDonough Charles Sheedy Robert Spencer Ward Swift Peter VanSicklen MacKeneie Wasson Neil Woodburn SOPHOMORES Thomas Beyrle Robert Harrison Pawl 8ram«ell William Minor Howard Harris Robert Peeke FRESHMEN Charles Drcsel F. Emanuels Douglas Gordon Clay Gray Kevin Merrick Irvine Phillips John Cardota Rusty Etienne John Ricksen Rupert Ricksen Robert Rolph Richard Sergeant Archer Ste-art William Wigmorc SPRING PLEDGES Donald Harris George Norville Richard Underwood SENIORS Callaghan Fleming laiibe Leaf Merritt Middles 00 Reynolds R it hard son Skillen Taylor Wolff JUNIORS Behel Bi� s Martin Wood Sum SOPHOMORES Harris M.-or Peeke FRESHMEN Dresel Cmanjels Garden Cray Phillips Ricksen. J. Ricksen, R. Rolph Sergeant Stewart Wig more 320 SPRING PLEOGES Ncrville Underwood siGmn chi 2345 COLLEGE AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. 1855 ALPHA BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1886 ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN CHAPTERS GRADUATE 8r w SENIORS Aetertiee aucbvw 8romber9 Carrington Darrow, R. Darren, K. Hambrxk Hawon Mac Lean Ktudcck Pairs Reardon Rowe Siroock Unger Westervelt Wall Wilson JUNIORS Fitton F.ller Givkr Greer Holm McCambridge McC tendon Wllso SOPHOMORES Baumann Grossman Manse Meltne Keeille L� W MacKey Raycratt Roberts Thellan Upfcgraff FRESHMEN Curtis Hillman Jacobs SPRING PLEOGES Angel Arado Bandy Brown Oayls, J. Johnson Gulierret Saylor Slerer Venator UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Stanley Barnet Dr. H. P. Muller Clarence Nibs Price GRADUATES William Briggs James Lent Robert White SENIORS Horace Aubertine James 8lackt -cd' Oliver Sascom 8arton Bromberg Robert Campbell Troy Carrington Donald Conner Robert Darrow Kernit Oarrow Daniel Greer Kenneth Hombrick Hugo Hanson Gordon Maclean Richard Mjnildi Donald Neudeck Wade Nittler Dean Ormtby Kimball Palm Richard Rausch Thomas Reardon freet Rowe Edward Shelton George Sinnoci Dean Unger Kendall Vickery Richard Westervelt Robert White Edward Wilson JUNIORS John Fitton Jack Givler Charles Fairchild James Fuller William Greer William Hagler Donald Holm William Lack Jack Martin Richard MacFic T. McCambridge Dwayne McClendon James Vandervcen Steele Wilson SOPHOMORES Hans Baumann Walter Betshart Richard Dole Donald Edmonston William Grossman James Hansen Bruce Heitno Jack Keville Jack MacKey Thomas Raycraft Huflh Roberts Gordon Thellan James Updegraff FRESHMEN William Curtis Arrhus Hillman Paul Jacobs SPRING PLEDGES Ed Angel John Arado Bob Bandy Howard 8rown Man Guilerras Bob Johnson Stan Saylor Tom Storer louit Venator Jim Smith 321 SIGmP ALPHA EPSILOA 2722 8ANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF ALA8AMA. 1856 BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1894 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Stuart Daggott Ralfo Millar Paul Straubinger John Talbot GRADUATES Joo Davis Robort Bccklund Gus Manolis Wilson Pondery John Wright SENIORS Georgo Ahlgrcn Thomas Akors Allan Blanc Konnoth Ca moron Robort Carponfor William Conloy Richard Daniel Duane Drossor William Evons Robort Floming Dan Funderburk Stuart Gatos John Gibson Robort Hilemen Harold Hobbs Donald Hodgos Ted Jatho Edgor Kendrick Richard Kidder Robert Logan Richard Lowell Lloyd McCormick Hal Morguis Charles Mathows Graydon Nichols Robert Osborne Allen Parson Robert Potmont Marshall Plant William Rei Thomas Roberts Peter Rush Roy Timmerman Austin Turner Peter Wagner Jack Weiss Emerson Wiser William Woolley GRADUATES 0 « is Bechlund SENIORS Ahlgrea Akers Blanc Cameron Carpenter Daniel Dresser Funderburk Gates Hiteman Hobbs, G. Hobbs, H. Hedges Jatho Kidder Logan Mathews Nichols Osborne Parson Rei 322 Timmerman Writs Wiser wooiiey JUNIORS Mrr.-. Dttkre DtJtri Evtrton Hart Kinc 5« Uathe-s Manetis SrhlicMnunn Ttrry Oar SOPHOMORES Wright Huhn Hummrr ««Kw RoNeton FRESHMEN Brck. E. OrtClou lowfll Plots� � SPRING PIEOCES Portrr Turmoa lUxlfr JUNIORS John Andrews Geno Applegate Gilbert Beck John Brudin William Classen Al Davies Peter Dedor Donald DeJerf Larry Doan William Durland Donald Everson William Gear William Hart Richard Kincado Ted Mathews Paul Manolis James Russell John Schlichtmonn Harold Stegcr Hampton Terry Roy Ward Richard Woyeneth SOPHOMORES Edward Fornham Graham Harris Williom Holmes James Huhn William Hummer Jock Lynd Michael McKeo Lome Main Donald Praogor William Robinson Richord Stevens David Turner James Wright FRESHMEN Eldon Bock Fred DeKloty Joe Knowlond Ed Lipstreu Wayne Lowell William MacLeughlin William Piosser Glenn Spencer SPRING PLEDGES James Baiter William Budron Alfred Dietseh William Groeniger Donald Hartley Robert Jerry Robert Moyer Richard Porter Charlos Sarver Robert Turmon 323 SIGNIA ALPHA INU 1735 LEROY AVENUE FOUNDED AT COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 1909 SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1929 FORTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS GRADUATES Irving Goldberg William He«tor Bernard King Marvin Rosonblum Ralph Weimberg SENIORS Jerry Borgor Herbert Berk Norman Bushberg Marshall Friedman Lauren Frumos Sam Goldborg Harvoy Gogol Aaron Grconborg Edward Hart Leslio Joseph Raymond Kappo Harold Kirsch Norman Liobormon Arthur Mantoll Ira Martin Leonard Nosotir Seymour Roso Donald Sichel Arthur Siegel Arnold Spector Donald Wads JUNIORS Bornard Bloch David Haydon Richard Hart Robert LeVino Marv Lowis Jack Lipian Lionel Markusfold Stonloy Millor Harlan Pormuttor Harold Rodsun Ale« Roson Milton Rosonberg Daniel Stroble Manuel Talkovsky GRADUATES Goldberg, I. Ki«9 Rosenblum Weimberg SENIORS Berger Berk Capper Goldberg, S. Greenberg Hart, E. Kirsch Litberrun Martia Nasatir Rose Siegel, A. Spector JUNIORS Hart. R. Lipian 324 Miller Prrnutler Ros«n Strotlf SOPHOMORES 8r us 8f� 9, I. Orabkin Ounn Knsltr K0f.il if K Lw Phillips Slfflfl, S. W.iohl FRESHMAN Maryland SPRINC PLEDGES Bojarl Maifr Pek-wky Sharp Staim Well 2ioM imifi SOPHOMORES Mickey 8enas Irving Borg Robor� Orabkin Ronald Douglas Ralph Ounn Alvin Frank Allen Kessler George King Jim Kornfiold Robert Leve Curtis Meier Gordon Phillips Martin Schultz Lawrence Shostak Seymour Siegol Roger Singer Cecil Weintreub Marco Weiss Sheldon Wright FRESHMEN Stanley Gogol Stuart Marylander SPRING PLEDGES Harold Averbach Paul Bogart Edwin Maior Lonard Polonsky Paul Robbins Joseph Sharp Micky Sher Mauricio Sherer Irwin Shonberger Howard Stauss Mark Tobenkin Harold Trimble Leonard Wolf Stanley Zimmerman 325 SIGVT1R nu 2710 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. 1869 BETA RSI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1892 ONE HUNDRED AND SIX CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Douglas Frama David Kirby GRADUATE Louis Banltor SENIORS Robert 8akor George 8ull Richard Calendor Robert Cole Douglas Hamilton Harold Hoppe Paul Hopper Raymond King Fred Koch James Lucas Marl McKimmins Donald Moyer Philip Oertli Walter Orey George Oviedo Wilmer Porsons John Russell Peter Schoonmeter Eric Schulti Andrew Sfingi Clark Smith John Swift Winston Teaguo JUNIORS Merrill Albert Richard Becker James Benefield Bruce Bernhard Richard Dunn Roger Fipps Warren Fisher Richard Groger James Howe Richard Lewis Chris Markey Fred Masterman Douglas McClellan Andrew Mirov James Monachino George Moore John Ralston Jack Spear William Upton SENIORS Bell Calender Hamilton Hoppe Hopper McKlmmlas Oertli Orey Parsot Russell Schoenmaker Schull Smith Teague JUNIORS Albert Becker Benefield Ounn Fisher Lewis Martejr McClellan Miro Spear Upton t 326 SOPHOMORES Areol Belton Chapman Montano Price, V. Price, L. Wheeler FRESHMEN 80)� r Brie Brown OiUkr Creeti Creen Kinchins Miis O'Hare Oluenski Peter sot Thomson Trernan Verting PLEOCES Inter King SOPHOMORES Sheldon Arnot Horborf Bolton James Chapman William Hooy Rodney Hughes Richard Johnson Robort King Jordan Montano Roger Norgron Luthor Price Vincent Prico Leonard Whooler Konnoth Wolls FRESHMEN Richard Boyor Jamos Brink Arthur M. Brown Hugh Oihler Bliss Groon Raymond Grocno Proston Hutchins William Mois William Oean O'Hare John Olsxewski John Peterson William Thomson Don Tlernan Richard Verling David Zavadil SPRING PLEDGES James Benefield Roger Fippes Harper Imlor Ray King Frod Mastorman Dwight Morriman Georgo Moore Phil Oorili Al Winslow 327 SIGRlfl PHI 2307 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE. 1827 ALPHA OF CALIFORNIA ESTABLISHED 1912 TEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Will ion V. Crucss Or. W. G. Donold Clifton Kroebcr Thoodoro Kroober Grant Loorr.is Harold Luepp Robert Given Earl Warren SENIORS James Flood Kennoth Fuller Kenneth Murray James Stewart John Vukasin James Waste William Wilson JUNIORS Leland Anderson Howard Graves Robert Laird Gordon Morrison Robert Murray James Parler David Pc ugh Eric Phillips Douglas Tripp Jamos Wilson Norman Young SOPHOMORES Thomas Adams John Crittenden Jarnet Culpepper Edgar Dethlefsen Ricrerd Glenn Robert Henderson David Hudson Samuel Mason Oarald Nichols Myrl Scott Roderick Waterfall Philip Wyche FRESHMEN Dave Fuller Douglas Gladstone Glenn Gulvin Peter Noacl Joseph Stewart SPRING PLEDGES James Cooley Barry LaRieu James Neiswangcr SENIORS Flood Fuller Murray, K. Stewart Vukasin Waste Wilson, W. JUNIORS ArrlerSO Craws Morrison Murray, R. Parker Peugh Phillips Triop Wilson, J. Young SOPHOMORES Adams Crittenden Dethlefsen Clews Henderson Hudsee NkhOlS Scott Waterfall Wyche FRESHMEN Fu'ler Gladstone Gut-iin SPRING PLEOGES Cooley LaRieu Nelswanper 328 sigmp pi 2431 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT VINCENNES UNIVERSITY. 1897 IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 FORTY-FOUR CHAPTERS GRADUATE Franklin SENIORS Art Basham 8 tow Rehftotd Cannon Carlson Crwon Doftbt Erwin Harrison JotMm MacDonald Miller Roushdi Rcwllt Rorynko Sterto JUNIORS Hatpin Hardy Kite Mart P rojmlo f Pr e Rtchardtcti Roninson Slaybaugh Smith StepVns Tumbleton Whitney SOPHOMORES Allerton Kasatkin McCaw FRESHMAN Smith UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES James Martin Maynard Martin George Mallory GRADUATES Marvin Brown Hal Franklin SENIORS Ned Ash William Basham Richard Bigelow Gran Campbell Oonald Cannon Jack Carlson Harry Copeland Donald Cruton Bill Dobbs Michael Oowning Hugh Erwin Charles Harrison Hubert Johnson Edward Kietf Mat Lauritjen William MacDonald Daryl McKinstry Bvdd Mille- John Murray Andrew Nielsen Rod Rehfeld Leland Rotella Adli Roushdi Vitali Rotynko Arnold Seepol Ross Shade Willard Stone Charles Thompson Carles Warn JUNIORS Grady Frymira Robert Hatpin Hollis Hardy Gordon Johnson James Kite Hans Mori teo Piroinikoff David Price William Richardson Donald Robinson James Slavbaugh Walter E. Smith Phil Stephens Reginald Tumbleton Carrol Whitnay SOPHOMORES Allcrton Blake Michael Kasatkin James McCann FRESHMAN Sheldon Smith SPRING PLEDGES Dennis Forget Ronald Hansen Jim Johnston Sam LeLand Bob McNary John Rock Herb Wheeler Bennett Wolfe 329 TAU KAPPA EPSILOn 2725 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT ILLINOIS WESLYAN UNIVERSITY. I8W NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1919 SEVENTY-FOUR CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Dr. Edwin E. Ghiselli SENIORS Seth Thomas Burdette Duncan Carter Leonord Corostino William DeMartini Gcorqo Dovo Paul Enqlor Robert Fingodo John Hoanoy Roy Hoffman Hawk Hyde Robert Jamison Kenneth Janssen Robert Longston Edwin Litsingor William MacPhorson Wiliiom Mooro Franklin Smith Roger Stonsfiold Dove Stead Glen Strahl Don Talbott JUNIORS Ivon Brondt Elbert Clark Roy Cle� ton Fronk Clough Doniel Costello Robert Dickerson Horman Fisher William Graham Ernost Hartsoc John Hays 8ud Jamison Gcorgo Jonsen Augusto Pock John Petrie Roland Robie Donald Sampsol Karl Zollmann SENIORS 8� rdette Carter Corestino DeMartini E«9ler Fingado Kotfmaa Hjde Jamison Janssen Langston Lawrie MacPherson Moore Smith Stand teld Stead Strahl Talbott JUNIORS Brandt Clark Claxtcn 330 Ciwgh Costello Oicfcersoa Gratum Fisher Hartsoc H� ii Jensen Peek Petrie Robie Samp I Zellmann SOPHOMORES deWeid Eng lee Gnas Heath Here 09 Ua shill yt Parks Sfunnen Shipley Siegrist FRESHMEN Cowan OeFiebrt Kimball Wray Young SPRING PIEOGE Srabo SOPHOMORES Jacquo doWoid William Ells Mark Enqlor Joseph Gnas Robort Heath William Hoaog Griffith Marshall Roger Nye Mack Parks Foster Shannon Moynord Shipley Fredric Siegrist Martin Sprague FRESHMEN Bruce Cowan Bruce DeFiebre David Kimball Stuart Mclllreith William Schnack Charles Wray John Young SPRING PLEOGES Jack Kirks Richard Gause Jeff Gravos Roger Herrling Georgo Laftus Phillip Morritt Louis Szabo 331 THETA CHI 24 2 LECONTE AVENUE FOUNDED AT NORTHFIEID. VERMONT. I8S6 MU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 EIGHTY-ONE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Robor� DeLibon Dr. R. H. DoWitt Lars Peterson James Sheppard F. Nool Spioss GRADUATES Robor� Cartwright William Colo Albort Molroso SENIORS Alan Axolson Justin Bardollini Mark Batos Daniol Camoron Roland Carrothers Alan Cundall Robert Fischbock Kenneth Fryer Jack Griffin John Hansen Walter Hort Albert Hubor Kenneth Kolb Stephen Leach Charles Lombard Wilbur MacPherson Walter Mitchell Robert Rouse Alfred Runnor Lloyd Scott Maurice Smith Francis Stagnaro Leo Sullivan James Timmons John Wright GRADUATE Cartwright SENIORS SardHIiei Camei eo C.dall Fi'Ctieck Fryer Griffin Hart Ko b Leach lumbJrd MacPherson Mitchell Rouse Runner Scott Stagnaro Su'lftM Timmons Wright JUNIORS Adam Caideell Ccogdbs 332 cuts Farr Fratfs Ga'ratt Grintf«l4cr Holmes Horte Hort JffSOn U rphy Olrva Till Iff Vernon Wiyjinto SOPHOMORES Maoff Orr W inf «14 FRESHMEN Jess Kern Morals Mi-Moon West Wood PLEOOE Bret JUNIORS John Adam Harry Blefhroad Jack Caldwell Ralph Congdon James Cundal! Oavid Dalton Richard Ellis John Farr Robert Prates James Froosclho John Griffin David Grinsfelder William Holmes Raymond Horton Stanley Hoyt Robert Jonson Kerlton Kennedy Edward Morjoian William Murphy William Oliva Albert Tullor Douglas Vernon John Wayland Roy Wigginton SOPHOMORES Croiicr Mauer James Orr Josoph Sinclair Dovid Walkloy Walter Winfiold FRESHMEN John Jess Richard Korn Theodore Marois Jemos Muldoon Donald West Philip Wood SPRING PLEDGES Bruce Ward Kon Beebe Ken Honson Ron Dohlin Syd Hards 8urt Geary Don Truman Mark Bates 333 THETA DELTA CHI 2647 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDEO AT UNION COLLEGE. 1847 DELTA DEUTERON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 TWENTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Herbert Bolton Leonard W. Buck R. W. Clough Robert Green Ryder Worth James C. Siler Hal Walt GRADUATES Conrad 8abb David Fink John O'Drain Philip Pankaskie Robert Reasoner SENIORS John Benz Robert Color! Richard Cohn William Flickor Namford FranUand James Grimes Waldo Jackson Robort Jones Benjamin Noff Charlos Nowton Charlos O'Connor Nian Roborts Addison Thompson James Walton JUNIORS Frank Andorson John Chappell David Draves John Dunasky Earl Grubb Frank Hopo Jamos McLachlen Robort Millor Richard Morris William O'Haro Edward Paul Thomas Ruobel William Stauffer Jamos Tannor Thomas Tippett Richard Tullsen William Thompson GRADUATES Bate Fkk O'Drain Pankatk Reasoner SENIORS Crimes, J. Jackson Jones Neff Newton O'Connor Roteris JUNIORS Chappell McLachlen O'Hare Staffer SOPHOMORES Caopbell Gardiner Groan, M. Karpe Kin, 334 McCart Morales FRESHMEN Bern Bag hos i an Calvert Carr Hall Holt ten Johnson Keough N«tten Samper Shanks Sundby SPRING PIEOCES Berg Tollihner Lockett Milato Payne Toemey Walten SOPHOMORES John Campbell William Clark Richard Dio rich Charles Gardiner Marvin Grimes Dana King Robert McCart Syl McNinch Harold Menzies FRESHMEN William Benz Jim Boghosian John Calvert Dean Carr Theodore Hall Lewis Holsten David Johnson Thomas Keough Donald Nutten Joaquin Samper Frodrich Shonks Harry Sundby SPRING PLEDGES Davo Borg Ray Divino Dick Kollchnor Bill Lockott Ed Miloho Richard Tormoy Jim Waltors 335 THETA HI 1730 LA LOMA AVENUE FOUNDED AT RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, lew NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1910 FORTY-FOUR CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Raymond Joans Edgar Nomir Royal Robert Horry Shephord Kenneth M. Stamp Edwin C. Vcorhios GRADUATES James E. Doem Desmond Kolly SENIORS Martin Booye Ernost Borol William Brewer Konneth Ellison Walter Franks Charles Grant Robert Hart Thomas Hcdgos Kenneth Holland Louis LaLanne John LoBuono Fred Masarie Spencer Mate Thomas Miracle David Mitchell Merrill Newman Philip Porter Howard Smith Joseph Sooter Robert Vanasek Leonard Warren Dale Zuelow SENIORS Booje Bortl Ellison Froofcs 6ro t Hart Hoi j-.J Lo6ueno Motorie Mote Mitchell Newman Porter Smith. H Vonosek Worren Zuelow JUNIORS Abbott Androde Bo lot Bwqess Hill le Mon 336 1 Meo Palmee Palfl.i SUIIman Suplfv Sirene Sicut Tolpc in SOPHOMORES Bush Dow HajUrwi Toll Wallace FRESHMEN Church Clausen Killian Rare Smith, 0. Walton SPRING PLEOGES Ormpsler McKalip Rllejr JUNIORS Richard Abbott Horbort Andrade William Balaz Richard Bland William Bond John Burqcts Daniel Dean Worthington Detwiler Chariot Dorsott William Hatting: John Hill Arthur Jonson Henry Leighton Edgar Morto John McCoy Wallace Painter James Palfini Conway Petorton Joseph Scoter Richard Stallman John Staple: William Strong Chariot Stout Andre Tolpegin SOPHOMORES Richard Biava Ralph Buth Ronald Dorsey Robert Hagstrom Horbert Schulz Richard Thurber Poter Tillotson Robort Toft Konnoth Wallace FRESHMEN Stanton Church Goorgo Clausen John Killian Frank Rayo David Smith Kent Tichenor James Watson SPRING PLEDGES Ronald Campbell Doug Dompstor Jim Kaufman Robert McKalip William Riloy 337 ZETA BETA TAU 1712 EUCLID AVENUE FOUNDED AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, 1898 ALPHA ETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1926 FORTY-FOUR CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Waldo Cohn Charles Flotchor Harold Lindor Max Radio SENIORS David Anker Sylvan Anepolsly Bruce Becker Eugene Borson Richard Brown Alvin Clar Aaron Evhman Norman Fox Robert Fox Ernest Fried Donald Friedman Justin Gershuny John Gcrstle Monte Gherfler Robert Gibbs Robert Glickman Robert Hammings William Kobin Joseph Krauskopf Edgar Phillips, Jr. Norman Polso Theodore Purcell Neville Rich Donald Rothenberg Emil Rothenberg Harold Rubin Stephen Sosnick Albort Titus SENIORS Becker Borson CUr Eshmxa Fox, R. Friedman, 0. Chert ler Gibbs Glickman Hammings Krauskopt Phillips Pn cetl Rich Rothenberg, 0. Rothenberg, E. Rubin JUNIORS Brow . R. Coral I siGmn phi Epsuon 2251 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND. 1901 CALIFORNIA ALPHA ESTABLISHED 1910 EIGHTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Robert Aitkin Jam®� Corley John Cory James Foro Robert Johnson James Miller Al Raijan Arthur Sampson H. R. Wellman GRADUATES Dean Gillette Glen lambcrtson SENIORS Harry Casey Ralph Coole Richard OeMottoi Leroy Frame Bruce HoWe Jack Johns Jered Krohn Thomas Moore Phillip Morgan Donald Mork Jack Notes Norman Nuck William Thacker Roger Thompson JUNIORS E. Attenborough Raul Baumann Arnold Brown Robert Clario Robert Clatt Walter Davis Robert Fleckner James Frost William Habsen John Herring Lowden Jessup Louis Kovanda James Monical Donald Monroe Joseph Palm Gene Prioli Edward Soule W. Timmerman Donald Waite William Wirth SOPHOMORES Robert Baker Goreld Delaney Rolf Kuhn Harold McNally Stewart Menties SPRING PLEDGES Jock Chrisma n Ronald Oavey John Ochsner Richard Ochsner Warren Sambom Sam Simich SENIORS Code DeUattos Holfe Krohn Moore Wort Sokes Nock Thompson JUNIORS AtlrrOorcuqh 8a.r-.inn Brown CUrte Davis SOPHOMORES Herring Jessup Monical Morroe Palm Baker Meruies SPRING PLEDGES Ochsner Simich 340 ZETA PSI 2521 COLLEGE AVENUE FOUNDED AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. 1847 IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1870 THIRTY-ONE CHAPTERS SENIORS 8enscn Dalton Hartman Prtray P rice Redr ruler Randall JUNIORS Bkase Brink Crlmmlns Gallinatti, A. Liadky Wittw, P. Witter, R. Witter, T. SOPHOMORES 8erglund Drinkward Dealap Gallinatti Graham Mays McCulloch Rchert«« Warren Witter, C. FRESHMEN Andrew Forw Gallagher Gcdwin Grcwdofl Hutchimon Miller Milling Nelson Scott Stbr Taylor Witter. R. UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Chaffee Holl SENIORS George Badger George Benton Jack Oallon Edward Ford George Hartman Edison Holt Kenneth Melrote William Montagno Clay Petray James Price W. T. Rademaker Stewart Randall JUNIORS Coleman Blease Bill Brink Martin Crimmins Bill Crowell Alan Gallinatti John Lindley Jack Meyer William R:dgway James Schafer Phelps Witter Robert Witter Thomas Witter SOPHOMORES Richard Berglund James Drinkward Albert Dunlap James Gallinatti William Graham Peter Ingber Lawrence Mays John McCulloch Charles Robertson Welter Ruiton Jemes Warren George Witter FRESHMEN Peter Andrews Fred Foray John Gallagher Bill Godwin Bill Growdon James Hutchinson Crosby Hyde Glen Miller Harold Milling Edward Nelson Alan Scott John Suhr Edward Taylor Ronald Witter Edwin Wyatt SPRING PLEDGES 8ill Morrit Marvin Wiegman 341 SORORITIES Pnn-HELLERIC Nancy Glena Shirley Fester Beverly McClasky Fall OFFICERS Spring 8everly McClasky Vice-President Nancy Glenn Secrotary-Troasuror Mary McFayden BOARD MEMBERS Sue Sanford Junior Panhellenic Chairman Page Swift Patricia Boatty..._.............................Publicity Chairman................................ Bevorly Brock MEMBERS Phi Mi. Pi Beta Phi Sigma Kappa Holon Wachor Theta Upsilon...................... —....................... Gloria Loremen, Claire Cosgrove Zete Tau Alpha. ...................................... -.............. Valla Ramey. Pat Learn ALPHA CHI OmEGA SENIORS Mary Ball Roborto Blough Kay 8yard Barbara Dorry Joan Forgy Patricia Freeman Joan Graeber Nancy Hall Diane Halsey Yvonne Mortin Julia Most Janet Mungor Doris Olson Elizabeth Stetson Joanno Williams JUNIORS Joan Babcock Shirloy Bates Ann Bendixen Nancy 8urton Juanita Con Elita doUriosto Dorotho Finn Virginia GorLo Loo Goigor Charlotto Houston Elizabeth Lassiter Kay Locke Annabollo Milnor Joon Musso Emily Nelson 8oity Prador Colleen Roberts Patricia Rodgors Patricia Thompson Patricia Whoafly Charlene Whiteloy Cynthia Wood SENIORS Ball Blocxjh Byard Derry Freeman Giatber Hall Halsey Martin Moss Muej’r Olsee Stetson Williams JUNIORS Babcoci Bates Btndixee 8urtoo Cox de Urioste Finn Gerte Gelper Houston Milner Masse Nclsen Thompson Wheat ly 346 1765 LEROY AVENUE FOUNDED AT OE PAUW UNIVERSITY. 1885 PI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1909 SEVENTY-THREE CHAPTERS Whltcley Wood SOPHOMORES Brutiont Ciprico d« Uriertte Fields Lockhart Loomis PcIff son Quirt Reichert Richardson SeW Icier Smith Stay Slutzaun Townsend Wick man FRESHMEN Sauke! Bobby Haley Kirby Permojton Rhoads Shoemaker Treyer Watson Williams W.thcFt SOHOMORES Janet 8ruzzone Johann Borcharding Charlotte Bunke Clyde Ciprlco Anita deUrioste Mona Leo Fields Hope Hansen Marilyn Lockhart Pordifa Loomis Shirley Peterson Ann Phillips Martha Pitts Doris Quirk Joan Reichert Sue Richardson Norma Schlictor Isobel Smith Carolyn Stay Margaret Stutzmen Lorene Townsond Mary Wickman FRESHMEN Dorothy Boukel Clair Bobby Joan Downie Janet Duffel Marjorie Haley Grace Hurloy Janet Kirby Nancy McGinnis Jackie Pennington Cornelia Rhoads Donna Shoemaker Martha Sprout Margot Thompson Nancy Treyer Janet Watson Christine Williams Dianne WIthoft Lois Young 347 SENIORS Sally Androws Mary Angolo Bovorly Bondor Joan Brewster Botty Lou Cossou Barbara Culvyhouso Patricia Grcon Patricia Hanson Marion Haviland Christino Hirschlor Marolyn Hoffman Barbara Holmos Joan Huggard Lonita Hughos Mary Jamos Phyllis Karg Joan McPhco Helon Marinoni Francos McMorran Audrey Morris Joan Naylor Joyce Rooves Mary Ronard Botfyo Sodo Joyco Spool Marion Vandovoro Botty Vevoda JUNIORS Carol Briorly Potricia Carroll Jeanne Eckerman Jocquolino Erlin Cloire Leo Forguson Paulo Fishor Marilyn Frost Mary Lou Gorrott Noncy Gianella CHarleen Hagen Alico Hutcheson Corinne Lambert Marilyn MocGlasbon Catherine Meagher Vorna Nicchia Bovorly Rawlings Nancy Robinson Gloria Sacro Lois Schroedor Dorothy Smith Ruth Sommer Theodora Vito Nancy Waugh Diano Willioms Caroline Willey Marion Wright Angelo Brnder Brewster Cassoe Green Hansen Hlrsehler Hotfmaa Holmrs Hi ).ird Karq Marinoni Reeses Renard Scat Speck Vandevere JUNIORS Briefly Carroll Eckermtn Ferguson Fisher Frost Garrett Gianella Hagen Hutcheson Lambert MacGushan Meagher NtccMa 348 2400 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT WESLEYAN COLLEGE. 1851 PSI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 SEVENTY-THREE CHAPTERS I Rewlirqt Rot i men Sacre Sehroeder Smith Somme� ViU Waojh William Willey SOPHOMORES Beane Cole Cronftie Evam Fanning Flagerly Flower� Cilleue Greene Hein Hitking H intern Hedge� Holme� H cult on Hughe� lehne intern Nath Nolan Park Imon Sam FRESHMEN 8oyle Mateo O'Donnell SOPHOMORES Bo My Cloire Beagle Bettye Beene Conttence Colo Virginio Crombie Conifanco Dunford Patricio Evan� Patricia Fanning Eiloon Flagerty Suzanne Flower� Sue Morriion Gardiner Joan Gillette Margaret Greene Dorothy Heinig Nancy Hicking Beverly Hinton Marilyn Hodge� Carol Holme� Margery Houiton Joyce Hughes Boverly Lehne Noroen Letsom Barbara Na� h Patricia Nolan Norma Parkinson Patricia Sams FRESHMEN Virginia Boyle Marilyn Moson Janet O’Donnell 349 ALPHA EPSILOn PHI SENIORS Mary Anker Jessie Berman Shirley Berman Marilyn Blacker Galya Chernow Marilyn Citron Betty Gross Susie Koch Joan Lotior Vera Mortimor Marjorio Soul JUNIORS Leone Albort Lynotte Altabet Betty Bacrton Ruth Danis Lois Finkemtein Helene Gaines Patricia Gould Florence Harris Esther Jacobson Kay Lowy Rachel Nussbaum Ruth Oppenheimor Alice Jean Rosen Helen Samuels Irene Seidman Barbara Singer Janice Stern Patricia Stom Arlee Strellis Renee Topal SENIORS Berman, J. Bermaa, S. Blackrr Chernow Citron Cross Keck Roeder Soul JUNIORS Albert 8aers«n Finkcnsleln Gould Harris Nussbaum Rosen Seidman Singer Strellis SOPHOMORES Berk Chromin Epstein Ets-Hokin Fischer 350 2721 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT BARNARD COLLEGE. IW TAU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1923 THIRTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS Hilltagtr Hemleln Newman Rothman Swoon Slone Susnew Waxnvin FRESHMEN Ret man Bwerman Cohen EeronUrg Juren Kaplan Korbhole Roienberg Rothholi Silverman Wallers You lee Zimmerman SOPHOMORES Loii Adolborg Geraldine Berger Analoo 8ork Loii 8orkovo Rosolyno Chromen Both Edelstein Noomi Ets-Hokin 6arboro Fischer Sue Frank Marjorie Hellinger Rieka Loo Horzstoin Trono (Conner Jocquelino Kotkin Joan Newman Police Rothman Shirloy Roy Pat Soroth Louise Simon Marilyn Stone Joan Susno Marilyn Woiman Patricia Wollor FRESHMEN Gorry Baker Jackio 8andol Rose Beckman Janot Bravorman Trudy Brenner Phyllis Ann Cohon Joanno Dobs Phyllis Desky Phyllis Ehrenborg Beverly Friedman Bevorly Juren Lava Less Kaplan Diane Korbholz Carol Lasher Gail Roso Ann Rosonberg Marilyn Rothholz Barbara Schwortz Colette Sigal Carol Silverman Joan Walters Lee Youler Mynda Zimmerman 351 ALPHA DELTA CHI 2627 HASTE STREET FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES, 1925 BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED. 1929 THREE CHAPTERS SENIORS Doris Edminston Natalie Grout Ruth Haso Marth Leo Hicks Margaret Hoffman Virginia McCulley Dorothy Myers Dolores Osborne Mildrod Raasonor Corolyn Roid Carol Romberg Molbc Sewell Elysia Thornton Joan Von Glehn Gloria Wu JUNIORS Rosann Hutchinson Kerry Imbach Bovorly Knutson Sandra Mothmann Marcia Millar Maryann Nolson Dorothy Norso Marion Simpson Mary Ann Sueltz Virginia Warren Joan Campbell SOPHOMORES Irene Gwenn Jenette Ingles Mourie Inman-Kane Jean MacMillian Margaret Magerian Mary Ellen Magnusen Florence Marion Shelley Posey Bernadine Thompson FRESHMEN Norma Banks Ena Doylo Dorothy Dunlop Wilhomina Robie Elizabeth Royal Carolyn Sharon SENIORS Edmlston Grout Hc fnun McCulley Myers Reid Romberg Sewell Thorrlen Van CUta W JUNIORS Hutchison Knutsen Nelson Nourse Simpson Sueltz SOPHOMORES Gwenn MicMilijn Magerian Magnusen Marios FRESHMAN Ooyle cash Hispnnn 2535 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1928 ONE CHAPTER GRADUATE Rrinero SENIORS Cook Divis Dunk I Fryer Norrie Tcheteniflous Valles Woodard JUNIOR HlriaoU FRESHMAN Lapldus GRADUATES Hadee Barerra Margaret Jesseph Paulett Lelanne Bettina Martinez Lind Massingham Floronco Piza Bianco Ralfo Lucilio Roinero Terry Varesio SENIORS Loonoe Cool Mary Davis Betty Dunkel Gloria Fryer Natalia Ruozl Audroy Stovons Mario Tchobaniglous Ronoo Trofoil Josophino Vasquoz Wanda Woodard Joanne Wilkinson JUNIORS Kathleen Brumfield Keilo Hirimota Dorothy Mugolo Marion Ybabba SOPHOMORES Louisa Borglie Alicia Folix Conte Lerios Lbereso Modrid Barbara Mortenson Francisia Olivaros Lenore Vogt FRESHMAN Rhonda Lapidus ALPHA GAmmA DELTA SENIORS Clair® Andreasen Barbara Barbash Diane Benoit Barbaro Burke Rita Buscaglia Joanne Clarke Jean Coughlin Shirley Foster Dolores Marian Betty Meadows Ruth Morettini Jean Parata Yolanda Santoni Ruth Shepard Janot Stroshly Nance Walo Joan Winkel JUNIORS Barbara Ashby Barbara Blundell Marjorie Brandt Marilyn Burko Joan Cougholl Joan Fay Ann Houstoun Joan Irvin Lois Jukich Mary June King Mary Mennick Ardon Raysor Jcanno Rudduck Sharia Shank Carolyn Smith Patricia StanBold Grotchon Van Cleavo Marilyn Wilhelm Constance Wyno SENIORS And reason Barbash Be«0it Burl Eux.sjlt.i Clarke Coujhlin Fostr-r Me� «s Morettini Perata Shepard StresMjr Wale Winkel JUNIORS Ashby Burke Cauphell Fay Houstoun Irvin Mennick Raysor Stanfield Van Cleave Wilhelm Wyne SOPHOMORES Bertas tvi Black Brooks Brovin Cailteue Child 354 2726 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. 1894 OMICRON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1915 SIXTY-THREE CHAPTERS SOPHOMORES Emmons Certe Cetw Crlmm Hartman Hillman Jarman Kress lowentrout wiry NkCluskey Morgan Price Read SchalU So'achi Sweet Tatti Tenney WoMtmun FRESHMEN 8ene«t Colby Cowley Faraell Cerbee Howard Kolb Lloyd Walker Wood burn SOPHOMORES Francos Anderson lenore Bertogna Eva Black Marilyn Brooks Dorothy Brown Charlotte Cailteux Lllaco Child 8onnie Emmons Dorothy Gerke Jeanette Griggs Juanita Grimm Barbara Hartman Annette Hillman Marilyn Jarman Eliiabefh Kress Grotchen Lowentrout Mary Meyer Zanita Millor Virginia McCluskey Louise Morgan Kathleen Price Margarot Read Barbara Schultr Janet Solachi Anita Sweet Mary Lou TaMi Francos Tenny Marianne Worthman FRESHMEN Barbara Benoit Nancy Colby Carol Conloy Patricia Far-well Margaret Gallagher Patricia Gerber Donna Holland Barbara Howard Doryl Kolb Marilyn Lloyd Virginia Walker Jeannie Woodburn 355 ALPHA OmiCROn PI SENIORS Meredith Baler Leslie Bell Morjorie Brown Sue Cameron Joanne Carithers Patty Ellis Marge Hoffman Shirley Humphrey Emelyn Knowlend Louise Kramer Joanne Lonn Lynn Levo Betty Maspero Marjorie Read Lois Rivers Taffy Rosenthal Joan Stainfield Anne Stoll Ruth Tishor JUNIORS Joonne Borshard Virginia Castel Nancy Crawloy Norma Erilsen Carmelite Feliz Edie Jensen Joan Kinney Gaye Lenahan Betty Patten Pot Pettibone Pat Price June Ransom Rosemario Seyman Carol Spies Frencie Von Geldorn Solly Wemple SENIORS Baker Ball Brown Carithers Ellis HoTfrMn Humphrey Loan Lew Maspero Read Rivers Rosenthal Sta infieM Stoll Tisher JUNIORS Borshard Castel Cranley Eriksen Felii Lenahan Patten Price Seyman Wemple SOPHOMORES Carr Clayton Crary Oavis Oean Praters Glllam Kncdsen 356 2311 PROSPECT STREET FOUNDED AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. 1897 SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1907 FIFTY-ONE CHAPTERS Lanco Markham Martin, A. Martin, C. Martin, M. MtCowll PfMlCh Shtpard Stmnscn StrtetW Zunraalt FRESHMEN dmtkold 8i9ttOW OrfphinO Ctaxton Do jji Oavii f M GladdinQ Hollywood Holt Heee Jam Hon McDowell Merer Merner O-Oowll Radtord Roper Samaoll Srurpsleen Sundley Taw Wain SOPHOMORES Pat Beatty Joan Carr Barbara Clayton Ann Crary Carol Davit Carolyn Dean Nancy Di� on Diana Fanil Middie Gillem Virginia Hammond Vivian Knudsen June Larson Nancy Markham Ann Martin Chalys Martin Marilyn Martin Jano McConnell Marilyn Mongshal Gloria Pfautch Pat Richardson Sally Say Solly Shepard Jeanno Stevenson Sally Strooter Betty Waldo Joanne Zumwalt FRESHMEN Audroy Amskold Marjorie Borglund Barbara Biqelow Judy Carithers Betty Cereghino Nancy Cla«ton Adelle Collin Pat Donegan Nancy Davis Joan Praters Helen Fink Nancy Gladding Kakie Hollywood Jean Holt Shiela Howe Doris Jamison Sally McDowell Joanno Moyer Carla Merner Norma O'Donnoll Nancy Radford Pat Roper Nancy Samwell Sally Sharpsfcon Sally Standloy Jacqueline Stultz Carol Tato Eloonor Watos 357 ALPHA PHI 2830 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. 1872 LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1901 FORTY-NINE CHAPTERS SENIORS Jane Biedenbach Barbara Bodina Jean Cobb Margaret Curtis Nancy Gawnc Margery Goodwin Julian-e Haoar Constance Herman Carolyn MeEnery Leslie Mclaron Martha Moller Orlaoda Nolle Marianne Patton Nancy Soule Marian Thome� Jana Thornton JUNIORS Barbara Bachelder Marilyn Beaman L Cerrutbers Mayflower Day Marilyn Farran Tania Herman S. Mockenbeemer Janet Kirk Orly Nolle Joan Week� Barba-a Wellhouse Nancy Well� Dori� Wood� SOPHOMORES Catherine Andrews Jean DeFremery Maureen Dooher C. Fankhou� er Barbara Heil Marion Lyman Mary MacFedyen Marilyn Mutch Nancy Noonan Betty Lee Perkins Georaina Peter� Lucy Pfund Cynthia Proett FRESHMEN Marlene Breiner Ellen Davie� Joan DeVelbist Joyce Gallagher Sue Guernsey Joan Hioloy Jean Lesley Joan Lesley Flo Ludlow Nancy Macomber Ann Moreland Cynthia Olio 8etty Peter� on Nancy Roberts Jean Stephens Ann Tiehenor Betsy Tisdale Barbara Towne Lynda Wheelwright Gail Wood Ruth Wood SENIORS Biedenbach Bcdine Cobb Curtis Ciwre Coodwin Herman McErery Molltr Patton Soule Thomas Thorntoe JUNIORS Bremaa Carruthers Farran Herman H«kenSea- r Kirk Kdie Week� Wtlisouse Welts Woods SOPHOMORES Ardrews OfFremery Dooher Fankhouser Heil MacFadyen Mutch Noonan Perkins Peters Pfund FRESHMEN Breiner DeVtlbiss Call� ter Guernsey Higley Lesley Lesley Ludlow Macomber Moreland Olso� Peterson Robert� Stephen� Tlcheoor Tisdale Towne Wheelwright Wood 358 1 SENIORS CodlK GarthwaiU Headricks Jtfnson Simkint Whittier JUNIORS Brwi Hodge Jacobs McIntyre Parrish Rogers Stinkard Straiten Strong Van der Lack SOPHOMORES Brarnr Christegherson Crawford Croft Omrsoe doe Erickson Hicks Howell LeNoIr Low Marwedal Morrow Mulligan Ostrander Walrcnd Wilson FRESHMEN Burnt Meyser Kelfer McCuitllon Mooney Row Say Slcrn Walden Weiternod KAPPA ALPHA THETA 1 km Ail'11 ‘ ' 11 m r it ■ 2723 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT DE PAUW COLLEGE, 1870 OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 18 0 SEVENTY-TWO CHAPTERS SENIORS Jackie Collins Jean Garth waite Peggy Hendricks Joan Heiner G. Johnson Louise McIntyre Sue TeRoller Mary E. Whittier JUNIORS Patsy Adams Natalie Brown Barbara Carpenter Ann Hodge Jackie Jacobs Joanne McIntyre Liz Parrish Barbara Rogers Sally Stankard Patty Stratten Cricket Strong Mary Van der Leek SOPHOMORES Elizabeth 8reuoer D. Chrittopherton Marilyn Crawford Nancy Croft Mary Oawson Gail Doe Beverly Erickson Ba-bara Hayes Jean Hayes Marjorie Hicks Sue Howell Betsy Innes Elirabcth Lehman Sue LeNoir Betsy Lowe Edie Marwedal Barbara Morrow Par Mulligan Marion Popenoe Margie Olney Jeen Ostrander Barbara Walrond Nancy Wilson FRESHMEN Elinor Burns Phyllis Cook Janice Heyser Carol Holden Ann Keifer Diane McCuistion Sylvia Mooney Peggy Rots Cathe Say Geo'gianna Stern Sondra Walden Malou WesterroH SENIORS Mario Aguilar Helen Barry Elenor Bird Ruthan 8rinkorhoff Mary Lou Brooh Suranno Erickson Gwen Hanson Jane Highfowor Evolyn Hodqes Barbara Hofmann Paffy Lou Hynes Jeanne Killeen Jocelyn Le Miou Nancy Murfagh Elaine Scare! 8everly Spears Lucy Warner Charlotte Widdowson Virginia Wismer JUNIORS 8arbara Benson Peggy Bumgarner Joann Casey Joan Crandall Anne Fibush Pat Fleming Margaret Hawkins Gladys Logomarsino Kathryn Myers Pat Oliphant Oulce Pawson Jacqueline Price Sylvia Ropoglo Jane Risi Joan Rucker Joan Sample Joann Schnoider Geraldine Smith Patricia Smith Helen Storr Oiane Swan Jean Tollman Bernice Thompson Nancy Travis Myra Wallace SENIORS AgjiUr Barry Bird Brukwhoff Brooks Erickson Hanson Hightower Hedges Hofmann Hynes Killeen Lr Micvx Murtagh Scare; Spears Widdowson Winner JUNIORS Season Bumgarner Casey Craadall Fitsush Fleming Logomarsino Myers Oliphant Pawson Price Repogle Risi Rocker 360 1 2833 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT GALESBURY. ILLINOIS. 1893 OMICRON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1909 SIXTY.FOUR CHAPTERS Sample Smith, C. Smith, P. SUrr Tallcun Thompson Wallace SOPHOMORES Bird Call-in Campbell Cummin OnXheer Herman Hightower Lawrence OstWf Peterson Pwger Schultz FRESHMEN FreeChy CnUnvicter HumjVijs Larson Raab Ray Rtorabough TrcmbJth SOPHOMORES Lucy Berlinsky Gloria Bird Barbara Callan BoMy-Caryl Campbell Carla Cummins Susan Grothcar Adelaida Harman Iris Hightowor Judy Lawrence Isabel Osthoft Marilyn Peterson J '.net Pingor I Jancy Schultz FRESHMEN Margot Bowman Maryloo Froothy Jean Grutzmachor Pot Humphreys Vivian Larson Nancy Raab Barbara Ray Catherine Rhorobough Marlyn Trembath 361 SENIORS Donnie Biehl Bofjy Davison Kay Dimmick Patricia Donogh Joan Forrini Janot Goldon Joyco Howoll Pat Kalas Vorona Marquis Vonie Marsh Lois Martin Allison Morse Joon Murroy Joan Oakholt Pot Ololl Jean Rieger Gonio Riordan Jonet Rubey Janice Scott Joanne Stevenson Barbara Loo Willioms Mattie Zumwalt JUNIORS Eleanor DeMaris Pat Dietrich Joan Erickson Fessie Farnsworth Shirlee Fletcher Anne Gliddon Marion JaLobsen Ann MocWilliams Joan Schuli Anidelle Tomlinson SENIORS Biehl Oavisee Dimmick Dcaogh Ferried Golden Howell Kalas Marsh Martin Morse Murray Oakholt Riordaa Rubey Scott Stevenson Williams Zumwalt JUNIORS DeMaris Dietrich Erickson Farnsworth Fletcher GlkkJen Jakobscn MocWilliams Schell Tomlinson SOPHOMORES Baled Beauchamp 362 1 2421 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, 1895 MU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1902 ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CHAPTERS Brunc Carter Denham Edwards Farnsworth Fcrsbunj Hardway Jones Kelly Koster McMahon Probe rt fischardson Rosen Smith Turri Willis FRESHMEN Bartlett Derby Diepenbrock Oousseau Kell-599 Okell Paine Podslata Sleeper Rowles Tladell SOPHOMORES Nancy BalcK Pat Beauchamp Barbara Bruno Francis Carter Judy Denham Aletha Edwards Marily Farnsworth June Forsburg Ellen Hardway Janice Jones Alice Kelly Lois Koster Margot McMahon Marilyn Probert Madge Richardson Marlyn Rosen Janet Smith Lorranne Taylor Elizabeth Turri Mary Lou Willis FRESHMEN Jane Bartlett Marion Derby Virginia Diepenbrock DoDe Dousseau Carole Kellogg Wendy Okell Patty Paine Joan Podstata Barbara Tindell Janico Sleeper Marilyn Rowles Elizoboth Turri 363 DELTA DELTA DELTA 2300 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT 80STON UNIVERSITY. 1888 PHI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 NINETY-THREE CHAPTERS SOPHOMORES AlCfrfrV. Barr s 8199 Buck do Ftrrarl Cilbm Hirrii Hurley Meredith Pelletier Wad tow FRESHMEN Ballard Cayford Ooaaelly PliM Feeder itk Causk 'Gross Kartell Han-.i Heinz Hied Keating KM wed Lewit Rotxrson Shafer Shannon Taw Vick Wi«SOn SOPHOMORES Barbara Albright Janet Barnes Yvonne Baskette Barbara Baumgartner Ruth Bigge Lenoro Buck Dolores de Ferrari Alison Gilbert Marilyn Hamlyn Mary Ann Harris Bevorly Hurley Sonja Knauer Mary Meredith Joan Pelletier Suzanne Roeves Susan Sheldon Jane Wadlow Patricia Younger FRESHMEN Nancy Ballard Cathleen Cayford Nancy Donnelly Sharon Entwiitlo Sally Flinn Joan Frederick Hertha Gauck Helen Jean Gross Angela Hoclett Sara Hanna Nancy Heinz Marilyn Hind Carol Dean Keating Shirley Kirkwood Beth Lewis Joyce Roberson Helen Shafer Nancy Shannon Patricia Taxer Janice Vick Claire Wixson Gloria Wright 365 SENIORS Dorrit Sail Lois Blakoley Heloino Crittonden Oarlono Daily Joan Evors Marilyn Hilliard Catherine Lyman Arvilla McGuire Adrienne Roberts Mary Louise Stephenson Barbara Ware Barbara Woods JUNIORS Connie Albaugh Betty Jane Allan Beverly Breck M arete Browne Harriet Burns Isabel Garland Shiela Haldeman Deborah Hall Betsy Hampton Nancy Hardgrevo Marjorie Hoak Ann Hollins Norma Lautorwesser Kay Lloyd Jeanne Moilletto Mary McEnoany Joan Morso Sally Myers Dorothy Pierson Marilyn Ried Nancy Siders Corolino Wulff SENIORS Ball Blakeley Crittenden E � rs Hilliard McGuire Stephenson Ware Woods JUNIORS Albaugh Allan 8reck Browne Garland HaSdeman Hall Hampton Hoak lauterwasser Lloyd Meiliette McEneany Morse Pierson Siders WuMf SOPHOMORES Barrett 366 2710 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT LEWIS SCHOOL, 1873 GAMMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1907 SEVENTY-NINE CHAPTERS 367 ETA Z An Organization for all National Sorority Transfer FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1946 ONE CHAPTER SENIORS Chase OuniKlIs Hjjf UtOy JUNIORS Frrtiioi McKeta SOPHOMORES MacKenzie ScZmidt SENIORS Adelo Chaso Marcia Dunnoll Ruth-Anno Hoof Mary Louise Honlle Mary Libby Morgory McCanna JUNIORS Nina Frodiani Botty McKoen SOPHOMORE Barbara MacKonzio Jean Ravera Joan Schmidt 368 DELTA PHI EPSILOn 2709 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. 1917 DELTA ZETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1947 TWENTY-TWO CHAPTERS SENIORS Beck Gbnberg, E. GlMbtrg, I. Lcrtr Rothman JUNIORS 8ardl Braun Ceften Couiim Dorfnue Hetting Meyer SOPHOMORES Cain CltJtOfl Ehrenberg Garfinkel Gertler GrO« Gotten HOC Kettle� Lai Motkoriu Rotenberg Solonwn FRESHMEN Abramton Boyar sky Beryl� U Glattma Greentlean Nichols Slatt Tulkr Wallack Zanfcf SENIORS Sheila Beck Elaine Glasberg Iren Glasberg Elaine Lander Susan Lerer Barbara Rothman JUNIORS Girada Bardi Dorothy 8raun Beverly Cohen Audrey Coutint Velma Oorfman Anne Hesvng Phyllis Keefer Eleanor Meyer Rae Rinaler Norita Sobel SOPHOMORES Helene Berlowitt Harriet Caine Irvine Clayton Nadine Elenberg Betty Eisen Diane Garfinlel Joy Gertler Ardythe Gross Ceeile Gvtten Gerda Hope Gloria Kessler Jacquie Lane Dorii Levy Jo Anne Martin Audrey Moskovitz Annette Rote Joyce Rosenberq Dorothy Schwartz Shirley Solomon Joan Solomon FRESHMEN Corinne Abramton Ruth Boyarsky Barbara Bu'stein Lenoro Clarfield Betty Coleman Ellen Garlinkel Sally Glattman Sharon Greentfein Lois levinton Joan Nicholt Marilyn Slalt Joy Suqarman Shirley Teller Joan Wallack Marlene Zander 369 SENIORS Marjorie Botty Mary Cline Lucy Cormack Nanette Dolavan Faya Dennon Marieann Gilligan Joan Hoffman Elizabeth Humphroy Muriel Hyland Norma Jamieson Joan Judd Sally La Forgo Barbara McFedden Peggy Melsor Cecil Moo'o Margaret Nelson Eleanor Reid Carol Schart Marian Taylor Florence Wheeler Dawn Whipplo Eileen Zachman JUNIORS Florence Anderson Jacquelino Bakosh Nancy Baugh Patricia Borney Lola Bryan Marilyn Bryan Mary Hall Zoe Henderson Patricia Henry Betty Hoar© Shirley McAree Eleanor McCall Claire Mein Joan Molinori Marilyn Moser Ruth Murry Carol Nodorer Elizabeth Romer Garretta Stryker Nancy Watkins Betty Ann Yater SENIORS Batty Clint Carmack Otleru Oronen GlllrJJII Hoffman Humphrey Hyland Jamieson Judd LaFonje London Moore Rtid Schart Slater Taylor Whteler Zachman JUNIORS AwJerson Bakosh Bauah 8 la-cane Bryan Flttehtr Fortriede Hall Henderson Henry Hoare McCall Moluuri Moser 370 2728 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. 1902 MU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1912 SIXTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS Murry Nielson Noick Ncderer Romer Watkins HI. 14. _ Yaler SOPHOMORE 8rewer Da ies Fuller HUerkorn Koract Jchnsos Keckty Kettler Maeuire Venwd Part Templeton FRESHMEN Bakosh B.mai Braun Bryant Carlson Carrljan Hall Hutchins Johnston McElroy Muller Parsons Schwab Walker Weeks SOPHOMORES Marjorie Brower Megan Davies Marqarot Fuller Beverly Haberkorn Nancy Horack Janet Johnson Dorothy Keckly Patricia Kotfler Frances Larson Joanno McHonty Nancy Maguire Bovorly Menond Natalie Park 6clvio Templeton FRESHMEN Jane Argons Eleanor 8akosh Donna Bastion Claire Braun Bevorly Bryant Edena Carlson Patricio Corrigan Allice Hall Morygrey Hutchins Elizabeth McElroy Jocelyn Muller Joan Parsons Patricia Rusch Goorgia Schwab Helen Walker Sara Weeks 371 una iHd uuiuiu9 ■■ 2732 CHANNING WAY FOUNDEO AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1894 FIFTY-FOUR CHAPTERS Parkimet RoOInton Ru.tinker Said Slater Sporeer SOPHOMORES Adam Beftr Bt-ncU 8lKk Elltston Hardline UmOOrn VatKfMie Mart hall Noltirq Pea edjr Rain Sanford FRESHMEN Carton Gilmcce Haskell Larson Mottelman Sackctt Sinclair Stewart Traylor Wajner I I SO°HOMORES Ann Adorns Janet Behr Borboro Bonnot� Jono� Black Jennifer Burnett Borboro Eggleston Morljono Gallagher Robin Hasoltino Lora Lamborn Martha Mackcnile Pa� Marthall Mary Jane Noltlng Anota Peabody Barbara Ravn Carol Sondford Joan Young FRESHMEN Terry Corson Marilyn Gilmore Marilyn Haskell Nancy Dorson Kay Musselman Harriet Parker Doloret Socket� Louisa Sinclair Peggy Stewart Jackie Traylor Sharon Wagner 373 KflPPfl DELTA 2416 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL. 1897 PHI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1917 SEVENTY-THREE CHAPTERS Naram Pa P«rC� 11 R� � Ronllng Schmidt Smith, J. Smith, V. SOPHOMORES Brw'-di Crane Finley Fretus Coed man H--i i Koch Holmes Laird Laurdy lovslen Milne Murphy Olson Pmom Stewart Taylor FRESHMEN Alexander Oat tee I McDonnell Stricken SOPHOMORES Jane! 8arnes Charlene Brundige Carolce CliPman Roberta Conney Holon Crane Donna Leo Fair Ronalyn Finley Lorayn Fratus Florence Goodman Virginia Higman Rosomario Hoch Carol Holmes Ann Irish Marilyn Johnston Fleur Laird Eloanor Laundy Phyllis Light Jan Lousten Mory Jane Milne Shirley Anne Murphy Nodyo Olson Pamela Persons Marcia Riley Patricia Stewart Boverly Sullivan Sally Taylor Patricia Weller FRESHMEN Mary Alexander Isabel Dastool Lila Forrest Carol Foster Susanna McDonnell Mary Both Stridor Dionc Turner 375 KAPPA kappa Gflmmn SENIORS Winifred Breunor Donna Cochran Barbara Finn Jane Hondriclson Madollno Holcomb Janet Hughos Sally Jusson Ruth Llbbey Poggy Linforth Marjorie Peet Ann Prentiss Betsy Roeth Nancy Tryon Sally Waller Leslie Whitney Mary Wilbur Noel Witter JUNIORS Brenda Brady Marijene 8ronson Alice Coughlin Barbara Cushing Mary Alice Eberhardt Betty Ann Howard Gerda Isenberg Francesca Jonsen Joan Kalsor Patsy Kanahelo Ginny Linforth Marion Majors Sally Marsh Marilyn Mason Mardy Pletcher Page Swift Fredrica Trutncr Anna Louise Wettlosnn Jane Wilcoi Winifrod Williams SENIORS Bwston Breaker Finn Hendrickson Jusson Libber Linfertli Port Prentiss Root� Walker WHitnoy Wilbur Will� � JUNIORS Bronson Cotgaiin Cushing Howard Jensen Kaiser Kanakelr llnfoeth Makers Mars Mason PMdMr Swift Wilcox Williams 376 2328 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE PI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1883 EIGHTY-TWO CHAPTERS SOPHOMORES Arnold Bjilard Brown Corley Ounn Easley Eitrpjtnck Griffith Hammon) Hartiton Hfdmark Hodapp Hcoprr KtiSSip Mason Mono Nkhols PoVjIavt St. Hill Svrpr«n� « Tindtll Tracy Wittff FRESHMEN Dougherty Erans Owens Shea Smith SOPHOMORES Virginia Arnold Jeanne Ballard Jane Brown Patricia Corlay Terry Dunn Nancy Easloy Mary Fitzpatrick Joan Griffith Marianne Hammond Dudley Harbison Joan Hodemark Holen Hodapp Marilyn Hooper Arian Johnson Joan Kicssig Susanna Martin Margaret Moton Nancy McCone Marilyn Mcrtc Marianno Nichols Margaret Polglase Diana Smith Jeanne St. Hill Batty Stewart Zoe Surpranant Carrcdydo Tindall Carol Tracy Carolan Witter FRESHMEN Joan Dougherty Gertrude Evans Hillary Fitzpatrick Patricia Owen Mollio Shea Ann Smith 377 PI BETH PHI SENIORS Beverly Birbeck Anno Edwards Mary Fran Hafner Martha Helm Lorraine Jackson Peggy Lou Lacy Jano Lamborn Lucilio Paxton Eleanor Ponfield Sally Saxby Carol White JUNIORS Diane Alton Ellen Betts Catherine Campbell Connie Carrau Joan Crawford Margaret Cupid Caroline Edmonds Nancy Glenn Patricio Green Carolyn Hubor Janet Kimble Elaine Loftus Jane Monnex Kothorine Olson Winifred Woodward SENIORS Edwards Hafner Helm Jackson Lacy Uraborn Perfield Saity White JUNIORS Allen Bern Campbell Carrau Cranford Edmonds Glenn Green Huber Kemble Lottos Mannex Olson Woodward SOPHOMORES Allen Anywln Await 378 AydeSott Bancroft Chit Do fW'l Mealy Meru Mekrel 0'Comor Shuler Sumner Toole Toe r Woe«J FRESHMEN Chwch Crockett Galbraith Grout Hal 1m beck Howard Kimble Nrtfcel Red� i re Simple� St. John Stoffel Woolley 2325 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE. 1867 BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 NINETY-SIX CHAPTERS SOPHOMORES Sally Allen Joyce Angwin Kathrvn Await Joan Aydolott Martha Bancroft Virginia Chubb Virginia Dolo Audroy Eggort Mary Hazcltine Barbara Healy Margarot Honz Patricia Kloin Anolita Maldonada Martha Mekool Elizabeth Miller Marilyn O'Connor Mary Shuler Connie Snodgraw Maurino Storm Pat Sumnor Joan Toole Marilyn Tuppcr Joan Wood FRESHMEN Sally Church Sylvia Crockett Ellon Galbraith Janot Grout Ann Holm Betty Hollenbeck Sylvia Howard Joan Kimble Margaret Niibet Robin Redwino Barbara Roundtree Ann Simplon Agnei Steele Analou St. John Claire Stoffel Norma Teague Joan Wooltey 379 2722 DURANT AVENUE WESLEYAN COLLEGE. 1852 ETA ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1916 SIXTY-FIVE CHAPTERS Rich StrpVm Vton SOPHOMORES Abbott Cuudron Cowart Ciordaniee CoodelgM C’Jham IlqcMr.U Nkolaus Stein Zubfr FRESHMEN Baiter 8f rotund Berry 8o!grr Frtew Haffey Haughian Hfnry Johnson Maurer Rke Ruddock Spouldirt) Thiele Waugh Webster Wrijht Zinn Zuber SOPHOMORES Kay Abbott Nadeane Berry Mary Lou:se Cataldi Marguerite Caudron Joan Cowan Joanne Folde Patricia Giordanino Evelyn Goodnight Carolyn Graham Lorraine Grossman Darlene Hauek Marilyn llqcnfritz Phylli Mean! Marcolyn Nicolaus Rosemary Scarich Betty Lou Stoin Margarot Zuber FRESHMEN Mary Jo Barter Joann Berglund Barbara Borry Frances Bolger Elizabeth Freese Joan Haffey Bnvnrley Hastings Kathloon Haughian Patricio Henry Caroline Johnson Sally Maurer Carol Nicholson Mary Lou Rice Mary Ruddock Jacquc yn Soaulding Dolores Thiole Nancy Waugh Audrey Webster Margaret Wright Mildred Zinn Joan Zuber 381 siGmn KAPPA SENIORS Mariorie Andriesse Rita Boslo Kathryn Brazil Marjorie Brooker Joan Furman Carol Guido Patricia Kott Millicent Hanson Louiso Kirk Jo Ann Knudsen Estolla Krause Jane La Forge Barbara Larson Norma Larson Carolee Luedtke Barbara Lyons Dorothy Maggs Joan Morello Claire Mulvany Nancy Rieck Eleanor Righetti Bavcrley Skinner Marjorie Towlor Rosemary Trout Hughena Waldner Lael Wyatt Peggy Young JUNIORS Eleanore Chalmers Nancy Choledon Ellen Clark Barbara Cooney June Fischor Betty Hampton Jacqueline Hanna Patricia Kenney Margarot Klaus Phyllis Kotite Elizabeth Martin Patricia Meadows Dolores Misuraca Shirley Myers Marion Nelson Nancy Clare Roduncr Jane Stebbins Marva Torwilligor Diane Van der Zeo Helen Wochor Deesse Watson Alexandra Woropaieff SENIORS Andriesse Brooker Guide Kirk Knodsca Kraus LaForge Luedtt Lyons Uasgs Uereiio Uulrany Righetti Tealer Waldner Wyatt Young JUNIORS Chalmers Cheleden Clark Fischer Hanna Kenney Klaus Kotite Martin Misuraca Nelson Rohmer Stebhios Teruilliger Va« der Zee Wacher Watson 382 2409 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT COL8Y COLLEGE. 1874 LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1910 FORTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS Worepakff SOPHOMORES 6m 11 eiocklicgtr Boyd Liddell Mirr M Jthc f me Smirlt FRESHMEN 8trtsferd Boyd Bjl Carl hit CUrt Coombs Coombs Cuthbtrt Day Ditlltrtt Ktnwrd Kent Kklstr Larson Mac Kay Milkr Nkktl Richards Robins� � Smith Subkt Tamer Vaadtr Z« Williams SOPHOMORES Marilyn Boall Diano Bonne � Cara-Winn Blocklinger Phyllis� Boyd Jacqueline King Joan Kretchmer Juno Liddell Janet Marr Diane Mathew Bonnie Palmer Nancy Rice Jano Scott Barbara Smirle Virginia Leo Smith Carol Storm FRESHMEN Jo Ann Beresford Marilyn Boyd Karon Byl Nancy Corlislo Georgia Clare Marilyn Coombs Marjorie Coombs Ruth Cuthbort Diane Day Ruth Dietterle Barbara Evans Susan Konnard Joanne Kenney Joan Kleiser Lois Larson Maude Liddell Phyllis MecKay Beverley Miller Floronce Minch Patricia Murphy Barbara Nickel Margaret Anne Richards Virginia Robinson Marine Rucker Bettina Anne Smith Shirley Subkc June Turner Eleanor Van der Zee Helen Williams sigmn omicRon pi 1824 CURTIS STREET FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1930 ONE CHAPTER SENIORS Dorothy Chinn Thelma Chinn Dorothy Chu Janet Dong Gladys Fong Beulah Foo Virginia Lee Mildred Loong Mory Ong Della Pon Theodore Tang Lillian Wing Irene Yce JUNIORS Ruby Doshim Florence Foo Ruby Fung Ruby Jang Joanna Liu SOPHOMORES Ivy Chann Al ee Chinn Faye Loo Jennie Lee Lorreino Louio Molly Lee Low Helon Lum Margaret Lum Betty Ng Albert Quon Mary Wong FRESHMEN Charlono Chan Lucilio Chan Evelyn Chu lynnette Fong SENIORS Chi� , 0. Chi� , T. Chu Oovj Foo lec-g Pon Tan, Wine Ytt JUNIORS Doihin Foo Lie SOPHOMORES Cham Let lum, H. Lum, M. Wont FRESHMEN ChM, C. Chw, L. Chu Fooj 384 THETA UPSILOn 2732 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1914 ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1914 TWENTY-THREE CHAPTERS SENIORS BUir, N. Smtantr Bofrm n Cald.s Clullino CBrMMHM FreiU� Ortm Grant HtSteaiirS Ka bJCk Pedrrson Pkkfcrd Rebiton JUNIORS BUir, E. Bohr n Hilp«r K ASt J Ujt Williams SOPHOMORES Franklin HudM Knapp LbrtnztA Mayo R� PP Shopped Simmons ThOrpf FRESHMEN Ho an Lorrasan Murphy SENIORS Norma Blair Martha Breslauer Carmon Borrman Nili Caldi� Carol Challinor Patricia Christensen Karyl Froitas Gaylo Garlen Vivian Grant Barbara Hessenius LaVcrne Karbacl Joyce Pedersen Athalee Piclford Dorleen Robison JUNIORS LaVorna Anderson Ethel Bla:r Evelyn Boh ran Claire Cosgrovo Carol Halpor Deny� Harris Barbara Koasby Wanda Sharp Sally Taylor Gail Williams SOPHOMORES Marlyn Brown Joan E onaldson Mary Franklin Alassa Hudoc Harriet Hugaman Emalyn Knapp Gloria Loronzcn Lorraine McKinley Marqaret McRoclen Elfroido Mayor Boverly Parlor Lillian Rupp Barbara Sheppard Suzanno Simmons Marion Thorpe FRESHMEN Ellen Hogan Potricio Lorensen Marci© Murphy Holene Richford Joyce Weed 385 ZETA TAU ALPHA SENIORS Sando Amidon Charlotte Arnold Juno Arnoy Helen Bruner Greco Do Martini lorraino Dolburgor Bornico Denton Joanotto Dunstcr Barbara Ellis Norma Faulkner Alice Ann Holskouser Phyllis Longficld Elaine Lull Jean Meyrisck Morrie Meadows Diane Moycrink Lucille Murphy Pat Reichert Helen Rowell Betty Ryland Jean Skelly Gene Slacker Shirley Standloy Colleen Smith Wilma Washburn JUNIORS Isabel Arado Pat Bourdet Shirley Cook Sally DoPow Pat Firby Audry Herman Raguel Hernando; Alys Kemble Beverly Kurti Jan Louvau Joan Lubratick 8«tty Maxwell Diane McAdams Dot McCartney Beverly McOoskey Lupe Moosor Dorothy Nunn Diano Rawlings Juno Reutor Francis Roborts Pat Thoma Aieleen Young Lucretia Zopf SENIORS Amidon Arnold Arnoy Bruner Delsurger Denton Dantter Ellis raulkner Holskeuscr LonytieSd LuU Mayriscfc Meadows Meycrink Murphy Rtxhtrt Rowell Ryland Slacker Stand ley Smith WasMern JUNIORS 8oerdet Cook OePew Hfrnandei KutOJe Kurte Lour.su Lubratick Maxwrll McAdams McCartney McCUskry Mooter Nunn RawliaflS Reuter Roberts 386 Them Younj SOPHOMORES Bl� ir Bourke Britr Burr Cochran Edmondson Hiatt Haworth Jones Kreider L.ndley Mallory Ramey Russell Schafer Saamon Troxell Ward FRESHMEN Arney Alchley Balfour Bcurke Carblener Frank Gostaunn Hughes Learn Lee Macdonald Maier Skogslrom 2311 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. 1898 UPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1915 EIGHTY-FOUR CHAPTERS SOPHOMORES Nancy Blair Pat Bourke Babs Brit Virginia Burr Carol Cochran Nancy Ann Edmondson Margery Goldort Pat Hiatt Jane Howorth Janot Jonos Frances Drieder Donna Lindley Joan Mallory Mairo McAuliffe Vallo Ramey Doloros Russell Lillian Schafer Lois Swanson Joan Troxell Claudo Unselt Lyn Ward FRESHMEN Fay Arnoy Cynthia Atchlcy 8ov Balfour Shiola Bourlco Janet Carbienor Marilyn Cotter Joanne Dealy Jane Frank Nancy Gossmann Barbara Hughos Pat Loam Joan Leo Joan Macdonald Barbara Maier Karen Skogstrom Audry Woodson Katherino Vager Joanne Wright 387 Woodson Wright s ui u o a FRONT ROW, kfl to right: Oorts Thsmpson, Joy Wide, B«tty Fcgarly, Deris 0� nj. BACK ROW: Virginia Mi lei, Ann Gist, Nancy Levy, J.- Ko� ak, Terry Weldecunn, Joan McNeilly. ujomEn’s DORmiTORv nssoemnon President...................... Vice-President ................ Secretary...................... Treasurer ..................... Senior Representative at Largo . . Junior Representative at Large.... Publicity Chairman...—......... Service Chairman............. Social Chairman............... OFFICERS ...............................Joy Wade ........................ Doris Thompson ............................... Doris Dana ...............................Botty Fogarty ...Mary Ann Grant, Terry Wcidemonn. Ann Gist —.............-....Juno KoveL, Joan McNeilly ............. Charlono Conrival, Nancy Levy .........-.....................Bonnio Close ...............................Virginia Milos COUNCIL MEMBERS Arch Placo Bay Viow Hall— 8oaudolaire Club ..Jean Chalmors. Anna Goners 8ryn Mawr.—...........................................Harriot Fogorty, Mary Jane Welch. Jono Wood The Californian—...................................................... ..Jacquoline Pepozlan, Hilda Ghio Colonial Hall......................................................................... Dorothy Fitxmaurice Colonial Hall Anno ................................................................Ruth Komene. Patricia O’Neill The Elizabeth Barrott.........................................Gwen Fitzpatrick. Joan Etiingor Epworth Hall............................................................Mary Mansfield. Doris Dana Hanson House................................................................................. Carolyn Harris Joaquin Hall.................................................... Joan Gotzendaner. Naomi Hutchinson Lantana Ledge........................................................... Mary Andorson. Sunya Lofsky Tho Macfarlands............-................................................................. Grache Slater North Gable—.....-......................................................Juno Andorson. Nina Frediani Ridgomont........................-.............................Jacqueloin Thompson, Marcella O'Dell Ritter Hall....—............................................................... Ann Gist, Edina Heagorty St. Margaret's House....................—.......................................................... Mary Carey Sherman Hall..............................................................Janotto Jean, lorraino Frodkin Stebbins Hall....................................................................Lucille Paris. Eva Jeung Stern Hall................................................................ Betty Ann Klemt. Patricia Glenn Stratford Hall.................... Marilyn Hale. Joanne Kilsby Warring Placo Andree Dumend, Elaine Hartgogian Chenoy Hall.............................................................Stella Crosier, Carolyn Trusty Cunningham Hall.......................................................................... Mary Jane Curtis Frcoborn Hall...............................................................Virginia Hill. Alice Wood Mitcholl Ha l... .......................................................Josaphino Cole, Jewel Wales Oldonborg Hal!........................................................ ..Roborta Laidlaw. Jean McCluro Peixotto Hell...........................................................Clara Lucero. Frances Jacobi Richards Hotl...........................................................Virginia Short. Carolyn Blalo 390 Grant SENIORS Phyllis Barros Anna Mae Cover Lucille Boone Mary Ann Grant Jean Chalmers Doris Moen JUNIORS Ester Johansen Charlene Contival Jean Douglas SOPHOMORES Patricia Belton Betty Lucas Finette Champie Betty Potter Emily Whitehead FRESHMEN Margaret Johnson Maudie Loner Beverly lopes Ween Ccatival Douglas Johansen Belton Charcp le Lucas Potter Whitehead Johnson Lopes BEflUDELflIRE CLUB 3347 PROSPECT BRVUIEW HULL 2327 WARRING SENIORS Eula Graham Carrie Jenkins Jacqueline Grand Maria MacRae Faith Miller JUNIORS LoIsArfsIem Janet Durio Barbara Cottom Marcolyn Hosenpud Evelyn Lowea SOPHOMORES Kleo Apostolides Nonia Efs-Hokin Beverly Bromley Patricia Screth Jerri Epstein Joy Walker FRESHMEN Marian Braail Naidenc Bruns Betty Coleman Joyce Collins Jeanne Debs 8erna'dine Galli B'enda Lerner Jeanette Mahoney Cotlcm Grand Miller Strong 8ailey Kersen Sereth Bruil Bruns CanUrcw Collins Oebs 391 GRADUATE Mary Stevens SENIORS Jeanne Cr«clo Shirley Shannon leone Igel Mary Jean Welch Jane Wood JUNIORS Harriet Fogharty Betty Rasmussen SOPHOMORES V. Imperatrice Ann larson Barbara Mc8r'«Je Betty McKeen Sally Stafford Margery Stoner luenne Taylor loii Zurfluh FRESHMAN MargeryCrott P. Domcnicbelli Elaine Hamm Creclo l el Rasmus ten McKeen Stafford Stoner Taylor Imperatrice BRvn mfliuR 2328 BOWDITCH Hflnson house 2360 PROSPECT SENIORS Patricia Peak Nancy Weil JUNIORS Florence Boaer Carolyn Harris SOPHOMORES Isabel Asthoff Ann Gilles Svtanne Cairr.s Norma Johnson Ca-o'ce Diehl Janice Wells A lyne White Bower Harris Cairns Oiehl Johnsee Asthoff WelK White THE CRLIFORIIinn 2455 PROSPECT G rtr r Ohio MmIij PyiKh Somlo Omit Gilmerr Hfftjfitk Kndal Paputan Selvage SpUflle Mjcktr Callaghin King Jepten Allenfcr Darling Jones Phelps PomeranU SckMrtig Slunks Shipley. B. Shipley. J. SENIORS Hilda Ghio Colleen Moalia Jackie Papaiian Barbara Pardeo Dolores Pynch Jane Selvage Eva Somlo JUNIORS Revlyn Brenner Ruth Davis Louise Gilmoro Laurene Hacker Marolyn Hedricks Patsy Kendall Helen Leggo Katherine Locko Diane Perkins Ellyto Speigl SOPHOMORES Eileen Callaghan Barbara King Joanne Jepson Jean Liebman Audrey Pomerontt Lee Smith Mourino Storm FRESHMEN Mary Allondor Shoila Darling Marilyn Jones Ado aide Lindsay Eloiso Phelps May Schetolig Maryalda Shanks Barbara Shiploy Holen Smeltior 393 DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE Ul � — _ 3 e I-V -O O' o Kaosdc Nibttlrr Plan Simp� � Shufcrt Steri Uivjffhill Wmimt Biih� Bytleld Favtttt Carrion Gear Greemlei Halt «Oil Kinjstan MacfarlaoJ Nayler Pittman Schumacher Simp� Smith Wkkstrem SOPHOMORES Gladys Avidan Suranno Briggs Carolyn Che so Sunny Cook Diane Cox Elizabeth Crusan Margaret Edson Ernestine Hutchins Annette Kanode Henrietta Kulomin Patricia Plan Virginia Sampson Jo Ellon Schwolb Joy Shuford Judy Storno Joan Undorhill Joraldine Wornor FRESHMEN Lola Bari Audrey Bailoy Mitzi Bishop Lee Byfield Joanno Christensen Jane Craddick Ruth Davidson Beverly Davis Eva Esfermann Mary Faucett Lynetfe Fong Beth Garriguos Patricia Gear Sharon Greenstein Barbara Hall Joan Holt Elizabeth Ingram Marlene Kingston Kuni Kokka Agnes Liakos Louise MecFerlend Ruth Mahony Carolino Naus Audroy Naylor Harriot Parkor Pat Patterson Yvonne Pugot Elaine Ramsey Magdalena Rubio Pat Schumachor Eleanor Simpson Barbara Smith Lee Smith Ethel Steinborg Yvonno Watson Earleen Wickstrom Margery Wright 1 S� rg 2 2 S 2 !Tf Qz3 §• 35ojz|a2 33 n=C.O £ 0£ z s-2 5 3 ST 2.vo � S-TS s %;4J 1 1 ?! =. 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Kauai Billirrjer Bullard Coburn C bn Leyen Hooper PijbeUI Rardell Rots Scarlet SheKin Vlahos GRADUATE Virginia Frick SENIORS Ruth Alarid Mary Bondy Elizabeth Enos Gwon Fitzpatrick Evolyn Imporatrico Virginia Imporatrico Francos Munoz Nalda Robinson JUNIORS Ernostino Beleal Joan Etfingor Joan Krotchmor Marjorio Lewis Claim Nowoll Suzanno Purcall Nancy Wise Virginia Zinn SOPHOMORES Dorothy Asher Mary Bradstreet Edith Downey Susan Goldsmith Virginia Groon Diana Grosso Janet Heilman Nina lewton Peggie McNamoo Dorothy Pierson Shirley Solomon Janet Stark Nancy Wilson Joan Winoman FRESHMEN Beverly Anthony Yvonno Anthony Rachelle Battat Barbara Billingor Margie Bullard Jano Coburn Janet Cohn Dieno Collins Vesio Fciagron Barbara Fishstrom Lynn Hallowoll Nina Hooper Evolyn Narat Joan Norton Suzanno Palmer Doreen Podorson Marilyn Pighetti Shirley Randoll Zell Ross Peggy Scarlot Marilyn Shehan Athena Vlahos 397 cunnmGHflm hall DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE GRADUATE Dolma Fonn SENIORS Shirloy Aitchison Mary Curti Lois Forman Holon Francos Stolla Francos Oomitra Georgas Lona Hot Eva Honrikson Marcella Nopolitan Hoidi Rollor Barbara Singer JUNIORS Ann Biggs Chority Clark Barbara Donohue Christine Duvoras Audrey Gann Kathryn Grupo Patricio Hardy Shirloy Howard Bornico Kome Doris Korn Gwendolyn Knick Julianno Lomon Marjorie Linn Betty Ann Lobroo Barbara MacKenzie Joyce McKoon Marilyn MocPherson Junoa Russell Joan Schlosborg Wanda Sharp Barbara Stoolo Sally Stovons Morguorito Sunn Curtis Forman Francos Georgas Kenrilsea Roller Singer Biggs Donatwe bwara s Gang Grupe Hardy Howard Kame Kern Lemon linn lofteee McKenzie MacPherson McKeon Sharp Steele Stevens Sum Block Brown Cakebread Griffith 398 s v� _ v y • g « -c I g_S E O' ° c £ g g S 5 illlifilfl liliffi EPUJORTH HALL 2521 CHANNING WAY GRADUATE Elaine Grant SENIORS Joan Campbell Carroll Coughlin Marcia Dunnolls Betty Griffiths Lois Hendorson Janotto Knott Fayo Kostman Mimi Moscovici Mary Mansfiold Norma Moser Margaret Ormo Joan Rcnnolds Maureon Rubidgo Judith Samish Joan Schantz Colleen Smith Dorothy Spoyor Lillio Stanloy Joy Wade Helen Wong JUNIORS Helon Arvaitakis Pat 8ondor Shirley Boone Peggy Baumgarnor Joan Campbell Perl Cohn Doris Dana Joanne Daniolson Mary Ellen Ebcrhordt Barbara Ann Francisco Anne Frenkol Torry Gesas Dianne Hanemain Susan Klein Mary Mansfiold Georgia Moody Marianne Nelson Botty Pisthol Barbara Raffi Betty Sooobde Dorothy Schurr Shirley Tom Emmylou Warf Marilyn Williams Doronda Woodward Ccwjhlin Griffiths Hondo rson Hondrieta Knott 0 ntf RonneJds Ru Jd Sofcanu $pw Wi wan? Arvanitakis Burnjarnor Coha Dana Eberturdt Francisco Gesas Hanomian N risen Pisthol Warf Williams Bonder Board Burks 8url Carlson 400 Cui I England Gallant Hasten Helmet Lcftmtn Mognuson McMurry Murrl Newell Raff i Romberg Shank Weller Andcrjon Boring Cakln Fans tad Gildings Heintz Herzlg Kerr Sal� Sctartdt Tibbilt Varaeloe Walt � SOPHOMORES Loit Aidloborg Patti Anna Anderson Pat Bondor Marilyn 8oa'd Carolyn Burkt Margaret Burt Marjorie Carl tan Jo Croil Anno Englond Clarico Gallant Doreen Honnon Ruth Hanten Mory Jo Hort Carol Holmot Gloria Lorenzon Bonnio Jean London Patricia Lyon Mary Ellon Mognuson Joyce McMurry Ruth Murri Shirley Nowell Kathleen Price Barbara Roffi Carma Lou Rich Bonnio Ritzontholer Janet Ramborg Mazino Shonk Shirley Staack Joan Swingle Shirley Weller FRESHMEN Pat Andorton Botty Jo Boring Phyllit Eakin Joyco Fontfad Donna Giddingt Johann Groan Ruth Hointz Norma Hcrzig Wilma Korr Loit Lovinton Gorfrude Sakt Antionotfo Schmidt Holon Tibbitts Anno Varmodoe Ann Walters 401 FREEBORfl HRLL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE GRADUATE Ann Frolik SENIORS Nadino Dutcher Goorgia Sherwood Alico Wood JUNIORS Joan Aiher Jane� Broadbonf Louiso Flores Shirloy Freidol Carol Hubbs Patricia Kerr Marilyn Paonosse Rosemario Soymon Josephine Taylor Phyllis Vincent Dolores Young SOPHOMORES Diane Hart Virginia Hill Patricia Holliger Mary Jane Jordan Margaret Magadan Nicolotto Mandl Dorothy Odon Joan Reyment Billie Robbins Rosalie Sargent Marilyn Smith Miriam Voiles FRESHMEN Janet Carbionor Marjory Caso Patricio Durnford loura Konf Barbara Lango Marilyn Mason Jorono Minos Margarot Mott Mary Ann Nosman Evolyn Piolhop Mary Ruddock Marilyn Spitz Joyco Wood Lure Winzlor Dutcher Wood Kerr Seynun Vincent Mart Hill Hoi liger Jordan Oden Smith Cutleoe Ournfcrd Lange Mines Mott Nos nun Ruddock Spit Wiralei 402 JORQUin HRLL 2430 PIEDMONT AVENUE Baird 8aI It'll Brtere Getrendiner Hutchinson McCord Miwdsley Qwment Baranclk Harvey Hutchison Romer Ulmer Arrkrsec Attinsao Fraser Hay .Unes Sanllch Thompson Cooke Hmh McRae Modlln Petersea SENIORS Boverly Baird Norma Ballaris Joann Breezo Joan Gofxendancr Naomi Hutchinson Audroy Mawdsloy Virginia McCord Noralie Porris Shirley Quomont JUNIORS Dorothy Anderson Babetto Barancil Dorothy Coneeny Joyce Cowan Lorraine Evans Helen Harvey Alice Hutchison Miriam Lewis Shirloy Mason Rhoda Rood Elizaboth Romer Nadino Tyrrell Holon Ulmer SOPHOMORES Dorothy Anderson Margarot Atlinson Joan Carnoy Dorothy Conoony Jenellon Doctor Barbara Frasor Sylvia Hay Arlee Jamos Johanna Kasin Dorraino Praed Shirley Rodder Jean Santich Joan Sforie Marilyn Thompson FRESHMEN Joy Cohn Phyllis Coole Wilma Horsch Solly Korsen Patricia McRae Donise Modlin Zolla Potorsen Shirloy Shafor Patricia Simplins Joy Sugarman Patricia Tornell Sari Vogel 403 SENIORS Mary Anderson Beverly 0uHor Carolyn Crane Mary Ann Ingram Sunya loflky Joan Mayen Gloria Norwall Margery Peterson Jean Robinson JUNIORS Mary Carpenter Barbara Stone Betty Vernon SOPHOMORES Carolce Cliffman PhylitS Hatter Harriet Gouldinq lorene Palme' FRESHMEN Janet B'averrran Dolores Schaupp Joan Nichols C. Williams Edna Prouty JoAnn Wright LnnTRnfl lodge 2437 PIEDMONT AVENUE AnJcrtOA Bailer Crane Ingram lofsky Mayen Reiimon Carpemer Korean Petersoe Slone CcuMIng Braverman Nichols Prculy Schaupp Wright PROSPECT TERRACE 2505 PROSPECT TERRACE GRADUATES Margy Busterna Cecilia Shalniky SENIORS Billie Chick Rosemarie Hogan Doris Herman Mary McGra� Pat Newell JUNIORS Mardee Aken Dorothy Dunlop Marie Bell Julienne Hall Frances Roberta SOPHOMORES Anne Martin Jeannie Byers FRESHMEN Diane Collins Suianne Palmer Elsie M. Feragen Frances Seeno Pat Smith 8uitcrm Chick Hogan MCG'.I Newell Aken Hall Byen Martin Seeno 404 Beckett Church Cohn Colo Hoc! Morgan StwsWf Tralw Zelhraus Freysthlae Jebnscn Stephensca Wales Semitic Id Dickie FkUt Gibbons Peckharj Rinaldi Storm Beckmvs Keiw Jennie)! Krowtlcn Olsen Silverman SltusWf Vo?t Walsh Wood GRADUATE Joan Beckett SENIORS Nooda Brainord Helen Church Morion Cohn Josephine Cole Marylin Hood Dorothy Morgan Donna Shainholts Marlha Stousloff Tina Traino Ivy Zethroui JUNIORS Winnifred Froyschlag Joanotto Johnson Mabel lim Phyllis Noalon June Pexton Jewol Wo lot Charlotto Wing Borbora Wrido SOPHOMORES Jone Argons Dorothy Bonnifield Patricia Dickie Patsy Joan Fields Poggy Gibbons Doryl Gray Sue Pcckham Rosino Rinaldi Corol Storm Sheilo Williams FRESHMEN Roso Beckman Phyllis Finkle Joan Graigue Nancy Hein: Mary Lou Jennings Patricia Knowlton Maxine loesermon Greta Olsen Juno Pixton Ella Proctor Carol Silverman Ann Stephenson Muriel Stousloff Lenore Vogt Patricia Walsh Harel Wood 405 OLDEDBERG HR1L DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE GRADUATE Ruth Trcgoa SENIORS Gloria Belicb Nancy Broderick Jo Ann Cheesman Dale Dillinger Eloino Fanning Iris Hepps Donna Jackson La Verne Jonson Bornioco Kruse Roberta Laldlaw Holen McElwee Joyce Mancarti Donna Mouter Doris Miner Marianno Otto Mary Ellen Pfizer Ronao Rubin Shirley Tonnen Doris Thompson JUNIORS Beverly Barsamian Edna Crook Anna Elkon Enid Franklin Chorio Grogoiro Joan Kairor Judith Kaplan Suzanno Lazier Jano Lovvy Joan McClure Joan Moillotto Halina Norwi Joyco Pooso Janet Porkins Beverly Ralsky Beverly Ruster Edith Schroeder Nancy Shiddoll Marga rot Winston GRADUATE Trejea SENIORS 8rcderlck Cheesma-i Fannin) Hiffi Jackson Kruse La id law M1 sca ft I McElwre Meuter Otto R ln Taempvon JUNIORS Barsamian Crcok Etken Crcecire Jansen Kaiser Lazier Lowy VcClure Pease Ruster SchrwOer SftMfcll Winston SOPHOMORES Aretrcr Boyne Cummin) Dunn Feltlum 406 PIEXOTTO HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE GRADUATE Mildred Hoffman SENIORS Patricia Baldwin Mabel Cardella Dorothy Chu Lorraine Denson Roth Girsch Jeonette Holmes Clara Lucero Eleanor Masson Ruth Rlcltensrud Bovorly Tanner Ann Troutman Mary Velasco JUNIORS Jessie Ashton Mary Boise Esther Brockman Lenoir 8rock Mary Brown Diane Garflnkel Elaine Goldstein Jane Hailotf Ruth Horman Ruby Jang Francos Jacobi Marilyn Judson Virginia Lee Mildrod Lcong Virginia Miles Merrilyn Millor Mary Ong Helen Paras Elfrida Regala Patricia Smith Pauline Twilling Betty Whotstone Elsie Zeestraten Cordelia leccro Hot «aes Masson Taanee Velasco Ashton Baldwin Ctu Denson Garflnkel Herman Jacobi Miller Miles RejaM Twilling Whetstone Zeestraten Erickson Hemmerlin? King Lee HcMy Usman Meitner Quon Simonelli 408 Simonelli Wood Abrifl� Btal Bcnioff Brivoa Bochhiox Crown OfBcrbs Oo«nic Entaistlc Grrisch Clock C rubier Jones, B. Jones, J. Kelley Lasher l«� r Malk.1sl.1n Morris Muller Sander Willis SOPHOMORES Naomi Block Rosalia 8ennett Mathilda Cook Nancy Crown Elizaboth Erickson Joanne Fold Gay Hammorling Batty Inglis Jacquoline Jonas Joan Kelly Jacqueline King Faye Lee Mary Lou Lichfy Barbara Lisman Marilyn Meitner Alberta Quon Joan Schmidt Rose Simonolli Jano Wood FRESHMEN Joyce Abrams Rita Baal Dagmar Bonioff Barbara Brison 8everlcy Boehhioz Phyllis Cantor Bovorloy Davis Barbara DoBorba Patricia Downio Sharon Entwistlo Boverley Gertz Margaret Gorisch Judith Gluck Norma Gruhlor Jeannette Holmes Boverley Jonos Jacqueline Jones Ronda Lapidus Vivian Larson Carol Lasher Shirley Lazar Ariino Malkasian Beverley Morris Lita Morse Joselyn Muller Drucilla Piper Sylvia Sander Janot Watson Patricia Williams Patricia Williamson Dorothy Willis Elizabeth Zublin Williamscn 409 RICHARDS HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE GRADUATE Patricia Furlong SENIORS Carolyn Blake Elaanor Buchter Dorothy Clark Donna Dahlman Charlotte Fitchel Mary Flahr Elizabeth Forsyth Shirley Gapen Margaret Gerke Jacqueline Grover Margaret Isenhower Jean Malcolm Sandra Pantiel Shirley Rich Virginia Short Clara Standring Shirley Wyatt Irene Yoo Mary Zeller JUNIORS Joan Baldwin Frances Beale Kathleen Boale Wiletha Beaty Gloria Fernety Virginia Feronty Florence Groon Dolores Harding Jeanne Houle Julio Hurst Frances Leoni Molva McClaughry Mary Menick Maureon Overdick Beverly Parkin Naomi Redder! Melissa Rose Barbara Ross Gloria Soeel Julio Taaffe Pat Verret Joan Wright 8uvr Buchter CUrt Gapen Fischel Forsyth Gerke Ise'hcwrr Malcolm Short Wyatt Blldoin Beaty Beale Fernety House Hurst McClaujhry Menick Parkin Reddert Row Soloman Taaffe Verret Bar res Coates Finley FltipJtrick H xk H mt Leoni Mjhenry Peterson Smith Toy Wiese ArXk M Bolder Bolkelfy Djy OraMte Fowl Fowkf Hiffey WcVullin V.fnqf On Owen Partin She if in Shibiti SijMs Thiele Wheatley Wool 8Uu SOPHOMORES Josephine Bader Janet Barnes Marilyn Baron Bette Ann Bennotts Mimi Blau Phyllis Boyd Harriet Coatos Barbara Evans Romalyn Finloy Barbara Fitzpatrick Darlene Hauck Margaret Henze Frances Leoni Madeline Mahoney Barbara O'Brien Marilyn Peterson Ella Procter Ruth Smith Shirley Solomon Mary Toy Santa Catalina Urquize Pat Wheatley Elva Wiese FRESHMEN Yasuko Arakawa Donna Bastion JoAnn Beresford Frances Bolger Amy Bulketey Pat Byrd Jacquolino Day Sylvia Drabkin Dorothy Fowlo Geraldine Fowler Joanne Giovannoni Joan Haffey Mary Humphreys Ruth Jones Carol Kayos Catherine McMullin Ann Metheny Nancy Menge Rose Ong Joanno Owon Barbara Parkin Mildred Shearin Ailone Shibata Donna Shoemaker Peggy Sights Dolores Thiele Joennette Trottier Billie Wood 411 8oyd Ewns SENIORS Lois Coombs Dolores Fisher Gloria Gilliam Ann Gist Barbara Harvey Dorothy Hoofer Vivian Loo Evolyn Stoolo Pot Thurston Vivian Wellor JUNIORS Betty Billor Emily Bond Martha Burger Bonnio Joan Closo Barbara Ebboson Portia Bravos Edina Hcagorty Juno Kovach Phyllis McDowell 8otfy Nosbit Joanne Ono Jean Pfoiffor Carolyn Sanders Helen Scandalis Wilma Snydor Donna Wright SOPHOMORES Glenna Barross Estollo Benedict Adollo 8rools Shirloy Castner Doraloo Grevollo Eliraboth Kanoshiro Elinoro Magoo Jano Roidy FRESHMEN Eiloon Blood Georgia Cool Margo Gunderson Jane lllman Juno Isaacs Eva Kallin Diana Pauli Barbara Young Coombs Gilliam Strrle Burger EbbfSMl Hraqrrty Koraeh McDcwall Oao P rlffrr Sanders Scandal� Snyder WrigM Barrass Benedict Grairllc Blood Brooks Ccok Gunderson Isaacs Pasll Yeung t t 412 EhrMth.il Vatxani Valdck Epstein Peters Peyser Stewart Cava lino Balnwr Brown Conly Gulin� Kl«in Mur ply Tedd GRADUATES Edith Eh.'enthal Clara Ontell Hari Vaiwani SENIORS Jannie Chan Dorothy Edwards Tiare Emory Lorraine Fradkin Jane Freeman Gloria Goldberg C. Goldifein Edna Miller Charlotte Pearl Betty Philpot Avonne Ravekes Lou lie Ron! Barbara Starkey Kathleen Valdicl Rose Yee Iru Binder B. Braundein Nytes Chan Either Epitein Barbara Freeman Arlene Kaplan Carolyn Nakata Joan O’Brien Eva Peterj Rotelvn Peyser Loretta Richey Betty Stewart Carolyn Wyio JUNIORS Eileen Ahern SOPHOMORES Barbara Anderson Lorraine Marnett Lena Cavallero Conitanee Phillipi Cecile Gutfen Signa Roswell Hotel Sheu FRESHMEN Merlin Bolmer Joan Freeborn Pola Gortky Barbara Hinlon Iris Klein Gloria Lewis France� Rice Ma'lene Todd SHERmOll HRLL 2250 PROSPECT TERRACE UJRRRII1G PLACE 2434 WARRING STREET Finn Hartgogian DuMonJ Forsythe Jones Miraetontei SoU GRADUATE Jean Dellqvist SENIORS Sheila O’Connor Thereia Treat JUNIORS Gwendolyn Finn Isabel Freud Doris Johnson SOPHOMORES Elaine Hartgogien Janice King Joan Schule FRESHMEN Ann Adams Lucille Forsythe Jan Bartlett Yvonne Gaul Phyllis Coole JaniceJones Andree DuMoed Shirley Miramontes Gloria Sola 413 STERII HALL CAMPUS GRADUATE Jacquoline Chandler SENIORS Pris Bloich Polly Collin Dolorot Clapp Carolyn Clark Diana Clarkson Joannino Coombs Jacqueline Dunn BoMy Fogarty Pal Glenn Roberta Gustafson Barbara Hobbies Barbara Josselyn Elva Jovisich Betty Ann Klamt Mary McCorthy Edith McEwing Margaret Maurer Edith Morris Joanne Oakley Eliioboth Renth JoAnn Weber Terry Woidemann Mary Ann Woolfl JUNIORS Christine Ackor Morion Buller Patricia Cro v Virginia Davis Maureen Delaney Renee DoPeuli Joan Elbert Phyllis Fosfor Patricia Friesen 8otfy Gershuny Vera Glenn Barbara Graff Elinor Irish Virginia Jones Joann Killoon Annichon Kiostorud Susan Klino Nancy Levy Phyllis McHugh Joan McNeilly Lois Schragor Carmelite Southern Nonnio Surges Edith Vienop Francos Vokracek Bltsch CatlU Clapp Clarkson Clark Coombs Ounn Fogarty Clone Castatson Hobblns Josselyn Jovisich Klamt McCarthy McEn.vj Mwrer Morris Oakley Re th Sehrager fwv' Weidemana Woe If I Acker Buller Crew Davis Delaney Elbert DePauli Foster Friesen Gershuny Craft Irish Jones Killeen Kiostemd Kline Levy McHugh McNeilly Southern Surges Vc racek Alles Bruns 414 Clark Ce Oecker Hilt Jar otis Jotwsen Junior Kennedy McQuiid Mullin Rerrth Rkh Ritchie Wade Williams Wilson Zknet Anderses Andrews Baer Banister Barnhart Boyce Fredeadall Igram Kingery Lothrop Me Callum Mclntire Pf idler Schoenberg Swift Ward Win} SOPHOMORES Judith Alios Morilyn Bruns Barbara Butler Patricio Clark Eli7aboth Colo Pago Docker Marilyn Hanson Sharron Hitt Holono Jacobs Eleanor Johnson Corinno Junker Joan Kennedy Betty McQuaid Nancy Montgomory Pat Mullin Rosalind Nagin Harriet Ronth Elizabeth Rich Doris Ritchie Diar.o Wado Madelyn Williams Beverley Ann Wilson Marjorie Zimet FRESHMEN Mary Anderson Virginia Andrews Holon Jean 8aer Marlene 8anister Barbara Barnhart Barbara 8oyce Barbara Fredendall Joan Igram Joan Kingery Joan Kinnear Joy Lothrop Barbara McCollum Eleanor Mclntire Mary Pfieffer Beverly Rinehart Holon Schoenberg Diana Swift Joan Trcwbridgo Nancy Ward lorotta Wing 415 STRATFORD HALL 2520 DURANT AVENUE GRADUATE Ann Hutchinson SENIORS Mary Ann Ambrosini Batty Bastion Betty Blankenship Dolores Donahue Madia Matisov Barbara Wo Her Rao Wilton Morylin Wolf Ailoon Young JUNIORS Mary Bargiocchi Madeline Baum Ellen Braghotto Shirley Ellii Marilyn Hale Florence Jakeway Jeanne Kiltly Mary McDougal Doloros Richmond Patricia Wyman SOPHOMORES Alice Andenon Joyce Bunder Barbara Erhart Ireno Frow Mitli Frye Irone Gwinn Margaret Hicks Marie Lewii Irene Mata Barbara Phillips Betty Weaver FRESHMEN Faye Brown Nancy Brubaker Dean Folgor Maxino Gordon Glonadine Herring Marion Loichtfuss Jean Lyhne Mary Newman Sodye Petersen Diane Ransdell Patricia Symons Janot Tait Ambrosie,! Blankenship Om.iIi.c Mat tier Bariucchi Braghetu Hale Kiltby McDeegal Richmond Wyman Anderson Bender E tart Frew Frye Cwlnn Hicks Lewis Mata Phillips Weaver Brown Brubaker Fotger Frye Gordon Herring Leichtfoss Lyhne Petersen Ransdell Symons 416 SOCIETIES flflD CLUBS ALPHA mu GAmmA (National Collegiato Foreign Language Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE. 1931 OMICRON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1943 SEVENTEEN CHAPTERS OFFICERS Second Vice-President Corresponding Secretary— Oscar Burke Marianne Otto Recording Secretary . .. ——- —- — Joan Foster Activities Co-Chairmen Publicity Committee ... Victor H. Appel. Betty Joy Gershuny Lily Ann Harada, Marianne Otto FACULTY SPONSOR Or. Marianne Bonwit HONORARY MEMBERS Marianne Bonwit Ben L. Chomey Jacqueline de la Harpe Edward f. Meylan Myron 8rightfield Percival B. fay Ruthalma Johnson John C. Seaqra.e Oleg A. Maslenikov Emma Abrantes Robert Acler Delphina Albertano Theresa Albertano Walter Alberts Anna Anderson Victor Appel Miriam Armstrong Ruth Aufhauser John Baker Jacqueline Bokosh Rosemarie 8alte David Ball Oo-ritf Ball Harold Bamtord Audrey Bast Jonathan Bayliss Vladimir Bebenin Jean Becket Helene Berkowiti Marguerite Berwick Harry Bier Norma Marie Blair foster Blaisdell Norman Blsmenthal Alexander Bojko Dorothy Bonn.fleld Elizabeth Bontack Lillian Bo; Clarence Breault Virginia Breyer Helen Bruner Kent Bullock Robert Burch Waldo Burchard Oscar Burke Mrs. Jean Campbell Virgil Carlson Vicente Castro Patricia Champlain Norman Chan Helen Chin Dolores Clapp Robert Cllnkenbeard Bonnie Jean Close Courtney Coleman Cynthia Collins Vivian Collins Marry Collis Edward Conway Jerry Coonley Clarence Cooper Charlotte Cowan Stella Crosier LeJconc Cummins Bonnie Cushman Arthur Cutler Jack DeBenedictis George Denton George Oevany Ann Dias William Dunkum Esther Erb Albert Elsasser An ly Eugenio Ruth Evans Lucille Farrell Elsie ferrando Louis fischl Jean Fitzsimmons Herman Fogata. Jr. Joan Foster Royola Franklin Chuuko fukutome Margaret Fuller Mary Furman Charles Geiberger Hassan Gencsoy 8ettyr Joy Gersh jny Marion Ghiselli Louise Gilmore Chauneey Goodrich Erwin Gordon Stephen Green Mary Hell Grey Glen Grotjeon. Jr. James Gullhamet Bill Gurule Rosemary Hallum Eugene Hemrre! Lily Ann Herada Eva Henriekson Charles Henry MEM8ERS Rolfe Herber Paul Herman Malcolm Hersko Mrs. Judy Hill Keiko Hiramoto Mrs. Marilyn Gates Hoffman Constance Holder Ned Holsten Roy Howland Dorothea Isenberg Andrew Jameson Margaret Jesseph Albert Jimenez Charis Johns Ruthalma Johnson Victoria Johnson Barbara Josselyn Barbara Keasby William Keasby, Jr. Danile Keller Frederick Kidder Elizabeth Kimber Oorothy Kleiner Elsa Kleinman Suzanne Kreith Wolfgang Kummer Al Lagorio Baker Lake Elmer Lane Donald Lathrap Charles Lee Henry Leighton Williem Leong Wolter Lipperf Glenn Loncy Gerert Lopez. Jr. Patricia Love Patricia Lucchetti James Lum James McBlair Flora McKenzie Yolonde Mengusing Elinor Manuel Noela Marin Thomas Marshall 8ettina Martinez Warren Matthew Mary Ann Meagher Lorraine Melvin Richard Montague Elizabeth Claros William Mull Patricia Mgndoeff Frances Munoz Clifford Nixon Ruth Nixon Verlayrte Offenbach Michio Oka Isabel Osthoff Marianne Otto George Owens Marguerite Passmore a- dia Pennell arian Louise Perry Eva Marie Peters Raoul Pimentel Florence Pisa Elmer Place Addison Plummer Carol Ann Pratt William Purdy James Raugust Lucille Raymond Lucille Remero Mary Jo Rend Jean Rennolds Anre Riccobonl Thomas Rickard Marilyn Riggs Haskell Robbins Clayton Roche John Rubino Mary Josephine Ryan Gloria Schultz Acre Service Terese Sevilla Elizabeth Seywald Norman Shapiro Charles Sheldon Nancy Ruth Shiddell Suzanne Simmons Stephen SoudakoM Vincent Spano Joseph Stsarks Marilyn Spear Leslie Squier Gloria Stachniewlcz Henry Steinberg Sally Stenman Marilyn Stern Frederick Stevens Betty Jeanne Stewart Robert Stirfon Margaret Strassel Genevieve Strieker Sally Stryker Elizabeth Swatek Seymour Sweet Miyeko Takita Renee Teich Phyllis Thompson Richard Thulin John Tjssot Elaine Torassa Richard Trapp Russell Tuttle Hans llry Mary Wall Jeannette Warnboldt Raymond Welsbe-g Roland Westelt Jean Whitman Myrsam Wixman Elireda Young FRONT ROW, left to right: leu Gilmore, Teresa Sevilla. Bill Keasbey, Patricia Cnamplaie, Join Foster, Mztrianr Otto, Betty Boosack. SECOND ROW: Warren Matthew, Fred Kidder, Vic Appel, Charlotte Cowae, Jean Rennolds. Nancy Thiddell, Betty Joy Gershuny. BACK ROW: Henry $te.r erg, Jim Guilhamet, Betty Stewart. I BflTOn (University of California Band Honor Socioty) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1934 ONE CHAPTER OFFICERS Prosidont—..................................John Fobrin Vice-Presidont............................. Al Cavallin Secretary....................................Carl Trost Treasurer.............................. Tom Forguson UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Walter Nollner HONORARY MEMBER Chris Telofson John Achoy Oran Barlow Horry Boyott Bruce Browning Al Cavallin Dove Cavanaugh Arnold Colman John DeLosau Bob Desky Al Downey Bill Ellsworth George Fobrin John Fabrin Bruce Fanshier Tom Ferguson John Gibson Evan Goldenberg Kinnoy Griffin Don Griffith Cloyton Hastings MEMBERS Jim Holanson Bill Koasboy Don Kelly Charles Lawson Don Lynch Robert McKinney Ed Nettell Don Noales Dave Perlins 8cb Pierce Lloyd Rcgior Art Robson John Ryan Robert Tipton Carl Trost Tom True John Unruh Bob Weaver Charles V illioms Bill Wilson isoa, Carl Trost. Charles W.lliaws, Al Ca.allin, John Falx.n, John Urwuh. SECONO ROW: Ed- rowing, Oran Barlow, Jr., Evan Goldtnbtrg. SACK ROW: Daw Parkins, Robrrl Oesky, Bill Keastey, Jr., Don lyn i , Clayton Hastings. 421 ball nno CHflin FRONT ROW, kft to right: Art Webster, Earle Morris, Irate Mims, AI Blanc, O009 Leone, Marry Gardlser, George Gardisee, Andre� Zografos. SECOND ROW: Pete Norton, Van Hcoten, Oa.id Blalerosce. Ste� e York, Daniel Saylor, fed Mathews, Dale Zoelow, Merrill Newman, BACK ROW: Harold Vorfcies, Oar� Swift, Howard Mackey, George Sumar, Allan Daily, Myron Rapp. (Managers Honorary Society] BETA ALPHA PSI (National Accounting Fraternity) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1911 LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1925 FRONT TABLE (seated) kft to right: Edward Dinwiddie, Carl Phillips, George Ensley, Robert 8arron, George Leo eg, C. Leonhard Pecrtenlno, Robert Wallace, Taylor Chi� , Martin Erstraad, Roy Tuttk, Oale McKee� , Warren Parker, Justus Banu, Phillip Oertll. BACK TABLE, FRONT ROW: Kenneth Head, George Taliya Harlan David so� , Jr., Ralph Cede, Kenneth Mabjrin. BACK ROW: Professor Maurice Voonltr, Harry Simmons, Fay Blair. StANOING: Keneeth Bone, Charles Hultbcrg, Mar.i� Merrifield, Albert Wong. Garth Scalloe (President), Professor Charles Startling, Albert Coll.os. Professor Lawrence Vance, Werner Wollen, Yutaka Kobori, Norman Skarsten, Glenn Vortauer, Charles Hammond, C. Fred Myers, William Gitlleschn, Raymond Rank, Robert Howe, Francis Damgaard, Robert Miller, Dorati Corbin. FROST ROW, left to right: L. t. Va c«, Donald 8ak«r, Diane Clarkson, Beverly Bender, Roberta Bkugh, Dale McKeen, Roger Keenan, Louis LcwJ. SECOND ROW: Don Kocklns, Herb Meyer, Alfred Potter, Justus Barrti, Garth Scalloe, Robert Gilbert, Rudy Kegtcr. THIRD ROW: Don Kelson, Joe Lobin, Robert Barron, Robert Bwkh, George Tallyn, Fred Myers. BACK ROW: Jerome Solari, Marvin Merrifield, Carl Phillips, Shinn Honda. beta Gflmmn siGmn (Commorco Scholastic Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, 1907 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 FIFTY CHAPTERS GRUEL AI1D QUILL (Class Activities Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1949 ONE CHAPTER FRONT ROW, left to right: Bill Graffl, Wally Cooper, 8ill Marshall, Jacks Erlin, Carolyn Robinson, Jerry Appel, Anne FibwA. SECOND ROW: Jean Brewster, Anne Hrsslng, Sally Marsh, Carol Holmes, Phyllis Karg, Joy Wade, Marie Willey, Carol Sanford. THIRD ROW: Martha Steuslotf, Glenn loney, Lois Lind, Robert Reasoecr, Lil Oe-niscn, Nian Roberts, Merrie Meadows, Teddy 8raixaio, Joan Foster. BACK ROW: Scot George, Mike Abramson, Danny Ccelho, Bob Livermore, Bob Stone, 0 k Basks. BIG “C” SOCIETV OFFICERS F«ll lai Turner President Spring Charles Server Charles Lucchesi Vice-President Oale Webster Sar? Ely Secretary Rav DcJona HONORARY MEM8ERS AND UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Richard Abteu Albert M. Becker Mark Bunge Ralph W. Chaney Zeb 0. Chaney James H. Corley Frederick W. Cotens Dr. William G. Donald Carroll M. Ebright Gregory F. Engelhard Richa'd E. E'ickson Clinton V . Evans Stanley 8. Freeborn Wesley L. Fry Harold Grant 8rutus Hamilton Or. James T. Harkness Robert Hemphill Joel H. Hildebrand Miles R. Hudson Robert S. Johnson Charles J. Keeney Harry L. Kingman Wilbur N. Lem Edgar J. Manske Stanley 6. McCaffrey James M. Miller Ralfe D. Miile' Emil M. Mrat Or. Harold P. Muller Russell Nagler Edgar Nemir William J. Norton Franklin C. Palm Charles A. Pease Robert A. Peterson Clarence M. Price Alva W. Ragan Harry W. Shepherd James C. Sheppard 0. Guinn Smith Herman A. Spirdt Robert G. Sprout Richard H. Stevens Henry A. Stone Robert A. Tetsier Charles W. Thompson Herbert S. Thomson. Jr. Edwin C. Voorhies Lynn O. Waldorf Ian Watson Edward G. Welch John P. Williamson Robert Wilson FOOTBALL Jon Baker Paul Bold-in Edmund 8arflett Daniel Begovich Ds-ol Brown Benjamin Brunk Robert L. Celeri Jim Cullom Robert Cummings Ray DeJong Robert Dodds Boots Erb Charlie Fox Rodney Frant Robert Hileman Frank Humpert Richard Groger Leonard Jones Forrest Klein George Laster Richard LemMon Howard Mackey Robert Minehan Jim Mo'-achino William Montagne Waite' Meyer Roy Mueh'berger Murray Nelson John Poppa Herbert Poddig No'man Pressley Leslie Richter Don Robison Charlie Server Peter Schebarum Herbert Schmetenbergcr Jack Swener Eric Schulti James Turner Gerald Scott Frank Van Oeren Raymond Solari Carl Van Heuit George So via Roy Ward George Stathakis Dushan Zenovich BASKETBALL James Dovara Earle Gibbons William Hagler Claude Hiskey Earl Harris Richard Krntsinger David Nichols James Payne Thomas Ruebcl Jack Shumway William Thompson Steven York Robe l Walker BASEBALL Edward Altken David Anderson Robert Anderson Gilbert Beck Allen 8lanc Robert Brain Donalo Danielson Albert Daves Donald Dodson Ira Finney Robert Johnson RobcH Jones laverne Horton James Howe Donald Lee Oonald Monroo Harold Oisen Louis Sanclemente Jerrold Silverstein CREW George Ahtgren Francis Baronovich Edward 8aumon Lloyd 8u!ler Walter Doets Warren Deverel David Draves Bart Ely Robert Livermore Howard Middleton Julius Smith Robert Sponger William Stauffer Arthur Sueltt Roger Thompson Ian Turner Darrel Welch Carroll Whitney TENNIS Merrill Albert Stanley d ackfield Cameron Fair Richard Grenfell Holway Jones Oscar Harper Wallace MacDonald Merrill Newman SWIMMING Waldo Cook Donald Fisher Allen Johnson Jack Lavery Kenneth Lindquist Rodney Lindquist Charles Lucchesi William Phillips Morris Mathews Ned Robinson Frederic Sawyer Max Schmidt John Sileoi Herbert Steiner Dale Webster TRACK Irwin Adams Don Anderson Philip Arnor William Barros Fay Blair Thomas Clark Roderick Grant Don Jackson Louis Jurkovich Roland Maples Paul Mello Hugh Mumby William Paddock Daniel Seamount Donald Schumacher Willard Rush Warner Rademaker George Roseme . «URTH ROW: Lloyd 8uller, Bill Hagler, Bcb White, Chock Lucchesi, Leo Warren, Bill Stauffer, Irvwin Adams, Roland Maples. Ted Sawyer, Ray Solari, Wally Lastev, George StathakH. FIFTH ROW: Oaie Webster, Hal O.sen, Waldo Cook, Jim Hone, 8ob Spenger, Feerest Klein, Warner Rademakee. Dow Id Jackson, Oon Anderson, Ken Lifquist, John Pappa. SIXTH ROW: Herb Steiner, Bob Livermore, Walt OeeU, Darrel Welch, Art Webster, Merrill Newman, Wallace MacDonald, Frank Baronwich. Ian Turner. Fred Dobbs. SEVENTH ROW: 8� rt Elm, Paul Mello, Tots Clark, Oon Danielson, Oave Anderson, LaVerne Horton, Bob Brian, Howard Mackey, Roper Thompson, Oon Monroe, Carroll Whitney. BACK ROW: Phil Arnol, Oon Schumacher, Walter Meyer, Max Schmidt, Warren Deverel, Dcnald Dedson, Oscar Harper, Cameren Fair, George Roseme, Mark Barge, Frank Kcmpert, George Bauman, Justus Smith. Art Suelta. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mo Mathews, Len Jenes, Roy Ward, Carl Van Heuit, Les Richter Jim Vcnachiro, Herb Schmalenberger, Ray OeJcog, Dos Robison, Jerry Scott, Lyle Nelson, Ray Muchlberger. SECONO ROW: Merrill Albert, Dos Fisher, Earle Harris, Tom Reebel, Eric Schelu, Ira Finney, Al Blax, Rod Frane, Dan Searxont, Howard Middleton, Bill Phillips, Rod Lind- quist. THIRD ROW: Jerry Slhrerstein. Jim Ouvaras. Oa.e Nichols, Steve York, Bill Thcmoson. Bob Walker. Okk Kretsinoer. Dick LemVoi Ed Bartlett Paul Baldw.n. Ctorlev Suver Boots Frt (Civil Engineering Honor Fraternity) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1922 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1925 TWENTY CHAPTERS CHI EPSILOII Fell Spring toeorge Bohn . .Prendent. t oi raid oorrmon Chariot Zell Donald Berry Raymond Davit Charles Derleth. Jr. Howard Eborhert Sturle Einarrton Bernard Etcheverry Francis Foote HONORARY MEMBERS Harold Gotaas Sidney Harding Charles Hyde Bruce Jameyson Joo Kelly Wilfred Longellier Tung Yen Lin Ralph Moyer Arnold Olitt George Troxell Clement Wiskocil Borit Brevier Harmer Davit Fred Finn Robert Green Robert Horonieff Fred Hotes Myron Jacobs Joe Johnson FACULTY ALUMNI John Jones Harvie Ludwig Dave Pirtz Volney Plumb Milos Pollivko Egor Popov Charles Schoffey Alexander Scordalis Bornard Vallerga Cecil Van Til Richard Woodward Charles Bloir Williom 8lair George Bohn Gorald Borrmann Donald Bororson Robort Brisbane Curtis Carlton Robert Carlton Thomet Chan MEMBERS Philip Chottnutt Thomas Holland Richard Flaming Lloyd Johnson Stonloy Froid Garold Katin Robert Ganse S. Russell Keim Jonathon Goodior, Jr. Thomos Lammers Alexander Gregg Harold Lansing Frank Hommond Charles Leitzell Broderick Haskell Donald McCormick Frank Horvie John McCarthy Charles Michaels. Jr. William Monson Douglas Mcorhouse Howard Naftzgor Norman Neste Valentino Padoven Fleming Peek. Jr. Richard Rice Peter Riplog Nian Roberts Henry Schneider Wesley Steiner Roger Troxell Jack Van Zand Raymond Ware Charles Williamson Erwin Wollak Charles Zoll W. Josoph Zimmerman FRONT ROW. Ml 10 right: Chari� Zell, Veleetlne Padova . George Bom, Harold Gotaas, Cl� «em Witkoell, Gerald Bcrnnam Norman None, Stanley Froid, Richard Rke. SECONO ROW: Ttomas Oan, Peter Riplog -William Blair Harold Laming, Ray- mond Ware, William Monisen, William Zimmerman, Fleming Peek. Jr., Henry Schniedee. THIRO ROW: C. T. B'a.r, Robert Br.s- bane Robert Carlton. Jack Van ZanJl, Wetley Steiner, Alexander Gregg. Teen Lammm, Erwin WolUk, Charles Leiuell, Thomas Holland. BACiC ROW: BroderKk Haskell, Jr., John McCarthy, Richard Fleming, S. Russell Keim, Jonathan Goodiee, Oonald Mc- Cormick, Ooojlat Mocrhojie, Roger Troxell, Howard KalUler. 425 CIRCLE “C” SOCIETV Fall OFFICERS Spring Dala Webster Treasurer - ■ - - Herb Steiner Richard Abreu William Donald Greg Engelhard lance Flanagan William Fontenrose UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES AND HONORARY MEMBERS Brutus Hamilton Norman Hinds Miles Hudson Charles Keeney Charles leeches! Ralfe Miller Hugh Mumby Edgar Nemir Heber Newsome Charles Pease Alva Regan J. Reine Julius Schroeder George Schroth Henry Stone Hal Walt Don Reichert ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Dick McCurdy Dale Webster Dick Van Houten BOXING Don Bartley Ed Ferris Jim Handel Ooug Keith James Mowe' Inland Sapiro Sill Sepsis Oick Tullsen CROSS COUNTRY Fay Blair Leo Gallagher Cal Mehlert Dan Seamount Bill Stauffer FENCING Don Christiansen Frank Taylor GYMNASTICS Stan Ausmen Cole Bleesa Paul Carlet Jim Drinlwerd Roman Gankin Dave Harris Bob Howell Al Johnson Carl Magnuson Don Reichert Jim Warren Emory Yount John Zorovich HANDBALL Blake Williams ICE HOCKEY George Butler Max Doner Arch Hall Bruce Watvon RIFIERY Lew Bagnell Harold Hobbs len Maudent Bob Ribak RUGBY George Bull Jim Cullom Bob Frafes John Herring Wilbur Lent 8ob Losev Mile McGuire 8ert Ro e 8ob Ryan Erie Schnurmecher Greg Sheehan Bob Witter Hank Wright SKIING 8umps Baldeuf Pres Hotchkis SOCCER John Anderson Kaya Apaydin Phil Arnot Bob Callahan Bob DiGretia Hans Feibusch Paul Gadjeff Pete Moreno Ernie Piunti Meleki Shefei Bob Tornberg Frani Weibexahn SWIMMING Morris Mathews Bruce Moody Bill Simkins WATER POLO Bumps Baldauf Waldo Cook Oon Fisher Bob Hess Dick Lewis Rod Lindquist Morris Mathews Greg O'Hanneson Wes Prisbrey Bill Spicer Herb Steiner Dick Van Houten Lynn Watson Dale Webster WEIGHT BASKETBALL E. J. Be lixio Andrew Chan Dan Co I ho Bert Guna Wes Johnson Lloyd Johnston Peter Massey Bill McGee Tom Morgan Ken Moser Tom Nilon John Oshida Horace Perry Karl Potter Tatsuo Sano Eugene Shinn Bob Soclotov Chester Sianero Lloyd Tindall Bill Willkie Hish Yemeuchi WRESTLING Don Carter Ed Hamilton Dick Hansen Bill Hart Don Hodges Perry Langford Ed Lea YACHTING Stan Ausmen Ray Deyo Bill Ficker Don Kodgas Jack Sloan Leonard Troeller ■H 1 � • ■! Vl f PWNT ROW, left to right: Dale Webster, Bart Rowe, Eric Sehnumsacher, Edwin Lee, Jack Slcan, Leo Gallagher, William Stauffer, Dm Seairount, Ha ofd Hobbs, Rod lirdguist, Dick Lewis, Waldo. SECOND ROW: Frank MiocA Jr., Chet Staniro, Jim Handel, Ray Deyo, Stan Ausm� , Leonard Troeller, Oon Hedges. Cal.in Mettert, Artbtr Hall, Lynn Watson, Al Jchn-.on, 8.M Hart. THIRO ROW: Erart, R. C. Prates, Oon Christensen, Jim Studabaker, Richard McCurdy, Bill Ficker, Bruce Moedy, Oon Fisher, Wes Johnson, John Zorovich, Robert DiGraxia. FOURTH ROW: Max Ocoer, Herb Steiner, Bill Wilkie, Blake Williams, Karl Potter, Jim Orirtrward, Robert Howell, Roman Gaekla, Preston Hotcnk.s, Bob Sockoiov. BACK ROW: Den Reichert, Waldo Cook, Hans Feitusch, John Herring, Emory Yount, Jim Warren. Co e Blease, Bob Temberg. Paul Cariaa, Paul Gad ff. (Art Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1 26 TWO CHAPTERS DELTA EPSIL0I1 OFFICERS President............................ Vice-President----------------------- Recording Secretory—....... _........ Corresponding Secretory.............. Treosurer.—__________________________ ______________8ert Oldhom ............._John Bowers .............Jeon Milleroo ...............Jeon Noylor ...............John Sporey ASSOCIATE MEMBERS University of Colifornio Art Foculty ACTIVE MEMBERS Bob Ashley Bill Hart Phoobo Nichols Norma Samuelsen James Been Lillion Kodani Bert Oldham Earnio Scolari Doris Bleino Jack La Chapelle Phil Olivor-Smith Pat Shannon Bernio Bloom Ray Low Lucie Paris Herb Sihnor Walter Bock Barbara McClung Fred Potors Walt Snellgrove John Bowers Joan Milloron R. C. Petersen John Sparoy Joy Defes Doris Moen Goorgo Randall Jean Toxall Sam Fronces Joan Naylor Helen Rhu Dick Ruiz Davo Wool FRONT ROW, left to rt� ht: Jean Milleroo, John Boers, Bert Oldtem, John Sparry, Jean Naylor, Joan Oefro. SECOND ROW: Ooris Moen, Norma Szmuelson, Bernice Bloom, Millie Hawon. Lucie Paris, Ray Lew, Jean Twill, Dave Wool. BACK ROW: Walt Boca, Pteche Nichols, Earnle Scolarl, Gecrye Randall, Pat Shannon, R. C. Petersen, Phil Oliver-Smith, Herb Sihner, Jack La CMpetle. OFFICERS ETfl KRPPR nU (Electrical Engineering Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1904 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1915 THIRTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS Thomas McFarland - Faculty Advisor W. R. Abbott L. J. Black R. A. Brent C. F. Daljiel R. W. Downing Gale Ahlborn Ken C. Bandte' Dwight Brede Donald Core Harold Erdley Robert Acker Robert Adam Harold Ah'cns Thomas Allen John Barnet Kenneth Beall George Beley Carroll Bradford Carl 8rorton Corvin Brown Raymond 8uehanar. Oanald Bullock Richard Burnett Carl Carlton Richard Clement Charles Cords Richard Corey Stephen Covgrave John Crevier Beverty Crew Warren Culling Elmer Cunningham Edward Dawson Roland Duquette Howard Durham FACULTY MEMBERS D. M. Finch W. S. Pritchett W. E. Stoney T. D. Graybeal L. £. Reulema G. Teale L.C. Marshall B. L. Robertson F. Voelker T. C. McFarland R. M. Saunders J. R. Whinrery 0. J. Monton H. J. Scott J. R. Woodyard E. W. Norris O.J.M. Smith Forrest Fairbrother GRADUATES Mark Harris Mich Nakamura Nathaniel Feldman Arthur Jue Robert Peck Floyd Fvltwiller Elbert Keller Wayne Perry Manuel Gotuaco Farrell McCann Edward Phillips John Haanstra Irving Meltzer Oonald Stinson Fred Hansen UNDERGRADUATES Burtey Farawdo Mihran LeVon Fred Offenbach Glenn Fisher John Lindley Harry Ong Clifford Frey Julio Lopez Edward Russell Donald Frye Henry low Herbert Shear Harry Gannon Winston Lund Stanley Smith Richard George Lawrence lundeeri Philip Steinberg Julius Goldman Lambert Lyons Charles Stevens Raphael Gregory Oean Lytle Gerald Stack Thomas Hammond Robert Mackenzie Richard Tanaka De t«r Hartke Richard Mark James Toms William Hcchfmon Frank Massogtia Morgan McMahon Kay Tong Robert Hoffmann Harry Tufts N. P. Horn David Meikle Hiliary Turner Leroy Hughes Herbert Hunt Donald Merrill William Usim Nello Micheletti Helio Vanzolini Keith Hurlbuf Harold Morris William Walters Satoshi Ito William Mueller Alfred Waugh Jasper Jeung Richard Nicholson Cravens Wanless Gordon Johnston Neil Norris Darrell Welch Spencer Johnston May Pausch James Werner Richard Jiu Horace Perry Charles 8. Wharton Frederick.Kirsten Keith Page John Wilson Guy Kiyoi Richard Klein Jacob Polder Bernard Winters Harry Zago'ires Cetimir Zielinski Achille Pollino Toivo Kotki Wing Poo FR0 I R,ch d s Clement, Reeert W. Hcrffmyin, Harry T. Ong, Chuck Wharton, William Utim, Robert K. Rage, Donald E Frye, Mitvan Levon. Jr., HerbertJ. Shear, Jr. SEC0N0 ROW: EtfMrtC.Oawtoa, Morgan E. McMahon, James E. Terns, Jot P. Lindley, Don Bullock, Stanley R. Smith, Carl 0. Carlson, Alfred F. Wat � . Geraio rw u iS: LH,S° R0W: Johmton, Edward Russell, Charles Cords. Wayne LuM, Harry L. Tufts, 8. C. Farauda, Ernest J. Goldman, Earl C®M -gha- . B. I. fi R, -M chlM£n-l£®U?™ K. t! 1 0 W‘ FIF™ ROw,: w,f Rofl- Sitothl ,l0' B- Durham, Stanley C. Taylor, Warren G. Culling, Henry Low. H. R. Ahrens, L. R. Hughes, Kenneth C. Beall, Ray A. Buchanan, James A. Werner, Fred G Offercach BACK ROW: Glean Fisher, Frank MassoglU, Richard L. Mark. Oean W. Lytle, J. H. Polder, Cravens Wanlass, Hiliary H. Turner, Thomas H. Hammond, Dwight W. 8rtde, Richard I. Tanaka, Frederick A. Kirsten. FRflTERMTV SCHOLASTIC HOROR SOCICTV HONORARY MEMBERS Brutus Hamilton Chaffee Hall Lynn Waldorf MEMBERS GaOrqn Alpha Delta9Phi Chi Phi ChiPsi Chariot Wolstrom - Kappa Delta Rho FRONT ROW, left to right: Rohm Cllckman, Yale Lyman, Gwynn Thomson, Den Stewart Frank Matthews, Ooo Lathe p. SEC- 0N0 ROW: Ed Hart, Oon Reietert, Van Vandergrift, Georg Easter, Leroy Oart. Brw Becker. BACK ROW: Richard Peekema, Roger Thompson, Donald de Frentery. FRONT ROW, Wt to right: Jares Octta, Gladys Rideout, RcPerta Hollowell, Wendell Oodds, Ruth Rogers. BACK ROW: John House, BcO Hansen, Hei Opp, Shirlie Mint� , Re Fartloa, Gterge Mdrctl. (Technical Dramatics Honorary Socioty) FOUNDEO AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1936 ONE CHAPTER HflmmER nno DimmER Dolores Clapp Jearuilne Ceombs Ntysa Ougan Jean Ferrinl Marieane Gllllgan Phyllis Karg Vivian Lee Jeanne lonn Edith McEwing Ethel Neese M � y Renard Eugenia RIordan Lois Rivers Joy Wade Sally Walker Leu White (Sonior Women's National Honor Society) FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE. NEW YORK. 1918 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1925 EIGHTY-TWO CHAPTERS mORTRR BOARD 430 r = 5 o e Z - In ZOOlS mnsK rad dagger (Dramatics Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ONE CHAPTER Fall George Marchi.. Clive Justice..... Richard Trumbly. William Shano OFFICERS Spring .—.President................. Ron Faubion Vice-President........................Jean Armstrong ....Secrotory......................Roberta Hollowed ... .Troesuror............. William Shano Richard Andersen Jean Armstrong O. S. 8onderud Janico Burrell James Dotta MEMBERS Re« Faubion John Hethorington Roberta Hollowed Clive Justice Wanda Justice Penelope Kerr Mary Ann Lowe Kenneth McClellan George March! Richard Mothews Shirley Mintz Heinie Opp William Shane Richard Trumbly FRONT ROW. left to right: Rrx Faubion. Jew A mstron� . George Marchi, Rcfcerta Hollentll, W.lliam Shane. SECOND ROW: 0. S. Bcnderund, Kenneth McClellan, Mein 0pp. Penelope Kerr, Al Stern, Janice 8urrell. BACK ROW: Richard Matthews, James Dotta. Shirley Minu, Jetm Heatherinjtea. 432 FRONT ROW, left to right: Riu Ait chiton, Ruth Lo . Audrey Dale, Adclia Sabislon. 8ACK ROW: Mautrilto Frott, Rote Ma ie OjnMw, Money Oavwon, Mary Spencer. |(T '' • I t rv- ‘ .. omicRon nu (National Homo Economics Honorary Socioty) FOUNDED AT MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE. 1912 ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1944 THIRTY-FOUR CHAPTERS THflunn (Honorary Directing Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1920 FRONT ROW, ktt to right: R� chard Axdersco. OoJorct Abrams, Rrx Faubion. BACK ROW: Foster Works, Shmlrlio MieU, Joan Armstrong, Oorgo March!. pflniLE (Sophomore Women’� Honorery Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1939 ONE CHAPTER Fall Spring Mardy Plotchor Lois Fullor Carol Sanford Francottg Elizabeth Colo Botty 8arfon Mary B. Davidson Ruth Donnelly HONORARY MEMBERS Katherine Fischor Elsie 8. Foster Alice Hoyt FACULTY ADVISOR Mr . Ruth Donnelly STUDENT ADVISOR Sally Walker Joyce Jenson Cathorino Quiro Katherine Towle Nancy Balch Barbara Bonnett Colleon Brasofield Jeon Brewster Joan Carr Barbara Clayton Elizabeth Cole Virginia Crombio Joon Ericksen Suzanne Flowors Lois Fuller ACTIVE MEMBERS Suo Morrison Gardnor Alison Gilbort Karon Hansen Ellen Hordway Anno Hessing Solly Hinman Beverly Hinton Shorron Hitt Carol Homes Moriorio Houston Virginia Jones Kay Lloyd Lucy Pfund Mardy Pletchor Barbara Ravn Elizabeth Rich Carol Sanford Alvajean Senzek Jeanne St. Hill Margo Stutzman Mary Lou Willit Joan Young FRONT ROW to rtjhtt Card SaMord, Kay Lloyd. Wvdy Pletcher, Virginia Jones, Silly Hiartan, Sircy 8alch, Mary Lou Willis, AUsoo Glfojrt. SECOND ROW: Sharro� Hitt, Alva Senzek, Elizabeth Rkh, Betts Cole. Margo StaUman, Jearne St. Hill, Barbara Beanett. BACK ROW: Beverly Hinten, Marjorie Houston, Carol Holmes, Virginia Crcmble, Suzanne Flowers, Barbara Clayton, Joan Carr, Lois Fuller, Elite Kardeay. PHI PHI Fall Ron Lvndoen------- Al Mayee.......... Don Maclean...... Carney Campion____ Walton Bean Eric Bolqimt James Corley Makom Davidson Jerry Coor.ley Herrr.er Davis Clint Evans Stanley Freeman Chaffee Mall. Jr. Brwtut Hamilton Jack Dorns Don Anderson Frank Anderson Vas Arnautoff Bob 8ahm David Sell Al 8lair Tom Bowles Sob Brumbaugh Sill Cadman Carney Campion Joe Carter Ken Cusick Dick De Mattos Park Dingwcll Bill Dobbs Rod Doerr Phil Edgar Jim Ekegren Jock Ely Phil Emery Bob Everett Walt Ferent John Grady 8ill Graham Jack Gronfield Bob Griffin John Grubb Bill Hastings Don Haworth Wall Reidig Tom Hodges Roy Hoffman Frank Howard Hubbard Howe Al Huber Pete Hurd Bill Ingram John Bass Al Basse© Howard Coke Tom Connolly Hugh Crawford Dave Dalton Tom Draper Jim Flood Grady Frymirn Alan Callisetti (National Intorfratornity Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. 1917 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1921 EIGHT CHAPTERS OFFICERS Spring _______President............ .............Oiek Van Houten —Vice-President_____ mu Ingram Second Vice-President_______________________ Tnm Bowles Seirntary fi� � « Kessler _______Treasurer™________________________—-John Waylend HONORARY MEMBERS Norman Hinds Royal Robarts Edwin Voorhies E. D. Kane Frank Russell Lynn Waldorf Howell Williams David Mitchell Vernon Smith Ronald Olson R. 8. Tippett Gerff Wilson Franklin Palm C.J. Vogt GRADUATES Jim Elliot Lynn Schloss Sun Sehultx 8art Raich MEMBERS Bob Johnson Jim Obondor Maurlee Smith Art Jansen Bill O'Haro Bob Sumner Gere Kessler Bob Packman Georgo Sulliff Dick l4rky John Petrie Addison Thompson Horold Lauritten Marshall Plant Charles Thompson Don Lawton Bill Regan Jim Timmons Ron Lundoon Dick Rennacker Frank Tims Herb McDuffee Bill Rhea Bob Toff Don Maclean Bill Rickordson John Tolner Bob Mahen Tom Rioden Walt Ullrich Joe Malone. Sob Riitenpart John Vekesin Al Moyne Tom Roberts Dick Van Houten Haydon Moberly Klaus Saegebarth Charles Welstrom Tom Moore Harry Sands John Waylend Dwight Murray Ken Murrey George Schreiter Jack Weiss Arnie Seepoi John Wills Ed Noonen Dave Shippey Ray Wood Norm Nuck Tom Slaven Steve York Chuck O’Connor Clark Smith NEW INITIATES Bill Gear John Mahan 8ill Timmerman Dick Hodge Harold Menties len Wheeler Frank Hope, Jr. Gerald Miller Carroll Whitney Harold Hoppe Dick Nicholes Al Whifsitt Jim Jotter De Witt Leiteh Frank Rowe James Williams Don Sampsel FRONT ROW, left to right: Sands, Cad mis, Mahan, Crawford, erunblugb, America, Flood. K. Murray, Smith Marne. SECOND ROW: Milter, Williams, Ullrich. Toft, Jensen, Heppc, Wheeler, WeyUsd, 0. Murray, Bensco, Spray, Arderson. THIRD ROW: Ingram. Leiteh, McDuffee, Griffin. Jotter, Johnson, Huber, Daltoo, T.-rrons, Smith. Nicholas, Palm, Gallinetti. FOURTH ROW: Van Heater. Seales, Schreiter, Coke, CeMOlly, Hod . Heigrig, Whitney, Sumner, Sulliff, Ferent. Whitsitt, Gear, Grubb, Reich. FIFTH ROW: Draper, MeiuSesI, Hope, tfcore, Timmerman, Nuck, Laurilzen, Frymirc, DeVattos, 8Uir, Hoffman, Sampsill, Grady. SIXTH ROW: Rowe, Rearden, Slaven, Kessler, Hurd, Rhea, Coonky, Renracker, Graham, Petrie, Bass, Howard. PI TAU SIGmfl (Mechanical Engineering Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1915 LOCAL PI OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1949 FIFTY-ONE CHAPTERS OFFICERS (Fall 1949 and Spring 1950] President................................. Tom W. Shophord Treasurer — Eugene C. Chiedo Faculty Advisors............... ...Carl J. Vogt, Harold W. Iversen L. M. K. Boelter Hans A. Einstein Leonard Farbar HONORARY MEMBERS Clyno F. Garland Horold W. Iverson Aloiander S. Levons Evorott D. Howo Harold A. Johnson John F. McGerry Francis W. Hutchinson Joe W. Johnson William C. Parrish Edward C. Koachio Henry A. Scheda Leonid M. Tichvinsly Carl J. Vogt Clinton J. Ancler.......Purdue 8eta Wayne R. Covington.......Georgia Nu Louis E. Davis..........Goorgia Nu UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Worner Goldsmith....„...Te� as Kappa James P. Hartnett...Illinois Delta Charles A. Lamb.......Iowa Omicron Harold J. McAferty....Colorado Mu Alan J. Silver...California Tau Beta Kenneth E. Barnhort, Jr. Warron H. Giodt Martin B. Biles Haydon S. Gordon Aria L. DoHart. Jr. Albert L. Halo Robert M. Drake, Jr. Wobstor L. Howard GRADUATE MEMBERS Fred W. Hunton Sinclair Knopp Almont H. Kcepf Salomon Levy James E. Mohlmeistor George L. Marshall Forrest D. Mikelson William H. Reid Alo ander Rossi Steve Scosa Thomas T. Shimozeki James G. Baird Thomas H. Bauer John M. 8ozajian Roscoe A. Byrns Dean B. Carl Eugene C. Chiedo Robert E. Commander Robert D. Costello Konneth L. Downes Andrew O. DuBois Konnoth B. Edwards UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS John R. Einarsson Edward O. Follol Stephen L. Gant Leroy J. Goo Gordon C. Goorgc Scotnoy C. Goorgo Johnathon Goffman Wallace G. Grovo Laurence E. Hamilton William 6. Hart Oran L. Hazeltino Herbert J. Hinzo John H. Hoffman Robert M. Horning Reginald C. Huggins Harry B. Jones Archibald B. Kennedy Robert A. Kilpatrick Jack R. Klingmann Goorgo S. Krusi Robert T. Lancet Roino E. Luoto Lewis S. Masson Loren A. McCollum Howard R. McKinstry Frank J. Mongraw Eugene S. Moulic, Jr. Haluzo Nitta John M. Owen Wendell R. Parker Frederick C. Poppe E. Donald Reichert Fred Rienocker Edward T. Sanford Tom W. Shophord Donald S. Smith William J. Storkoy William B. Starkson Jack C. Stogemoior Donald E. Stiling Alvin L. Tannor Loonard G. Troollor Raymond L. Waldron. Jr. Goorgo E. Wightman Hoovor Wong Froncis C. Younger FRONT ROW, left to right: Eugene ttiado, Arch Kennedy, Don Rekhnt, Tom Shepherd, W. A. Einstein, V. W. Johnson, H. A Johnson, H, W. htrsen, E. C. Kcachie. SECOND ROW: John Bozajlan, John Owen, Dein Carl, Bill Starlsen, Wendell Parker, Jaek Kllngmaan, Kenneth L. Downes, Jr., C. J. Vogt, A. S. Le ens. THIRD ROW: Free Rlenecker, Robert Horning, Edward Felkel, Jim Baird, William Starkey, Reino Luoto, Leonard Troeller, Howard McKinstry, Laurence Ham.lton, D:nald Stil.ng, Stephen Gantz, Johnathan Coffman. FOURTH ROW: Scot Cwrge, Harry Jones, Andrew DjBo.s, Roscoe Byrns, Lewis Masson, Hoarer Wong, Edward Sanford, Boh Kilpatrick, Ahin Tanner, Jack Slegemeler, George Krusi, Stanley Smith 8ACK ROW: R, 0. Costello, E. S. Moelic, John Hoffman, A. Rossi, C. L. Marshall, J. E. WaAlmeister, W. R. Covington, Robert Lancet, Maydea Gordon, George W-jitrsan, Allen McCclIum. (Junior-Sonior Wornsn1� Honorary) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1900 ONE CHAPTER PRVTfHlEflll Fall OFFICERS Spring Joan MacPhee Joan MacPhoo HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. Lynn Waldorf Mrs. Nool Keyes Mr . Farnham Griffiths UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Miss Loila Anderson Mrs. Barbara Armstrong Mrs. Anna Bahmo Mrs. Edna Bailey Miss Eleanor Bartlett Miss Margaret Boottio Miss Frederica Bernhard Miss Olga 8ridgmon Mary K. Angelo Polly Boochen Bevorly Bonder Moryloo Boyer Carolyn Blako Betty Jo 8lankenship Diona Chan Joonno Choosman Dolores Clapp Joannine Coombs Liz Dennison Kathryn Dimmick Lucille Bloncorte Jean 8rowstor Barbara Chernoy Mrs. Suo Brown Mrs. Amy Bumstead Miss Marjorie Carlton Miss Vora Christie Mrs. Charlie Clorke Miss Louise Cobb Miss Edith Coultor Miss Lucille Czarnowski Noysa Dugan Joan Ferrini Botty Fogarty Martha Forsyth Shirloy Foster Gloria Gilliam Marieann Gilligan Jano Grey Barbara Grischott Mary Grace Hansell Gwon Hanson Janette Jean Cloo Johnson Joan Chernoy Charlene Contivol Doris Dana Mrs. Mary B. Davidson Miss Sarah Davis Mrs. Ruth Donnolly Miss Anna Espcnschado Miss Hopo Gladding Mrs. Mario Glass Mrs. Katherine Gowdy Miss Paulino Hodgson Miss Alice Hoyt SENIORS Barbaro Jossolyn Phyllis Korg Vivion Loo Joanno Lonn Ruth Low Joan MacPhee Margaret Malsor Yvonno Martin Botty Maspero Edith McEwing Allison Morse Clairo Mulveny Joan Murray JUNIORS Joyce Dawson Juno Fischer Shirloy Ann Fletcher Joan Foster Miss Joyce Jensen Mrs. Marion King Mrs. Joan Mocfarleno Mrs. Margaret McQuary Mrs. Hildogard Millar Mrs. Agnes Morgan Miss Florence Mullins Miss Margaret Murdock Ethel Neese Mary Lou Norris Lucille Paxton Marion Pierce Eleanor Ann Reid Mary Renard Eugenia Riordan Lois Rivers Heidi Roller Shirley Ann Scharpf Jean Schmitz Lois Schrager Janice Scott Phyllis Foster Virginio Gerle Virginio Jones Rose Morie Konings Miss Cocil Piper Mrs. Catherine Quire Miss Cormol Riley Miss Agnes Robb Miss Liilio M. Sherman Miss Constanco Steol Miss Kothorino Towle Dr. Margarot Zof? Rosemary Shull Nancy Soulo Barbara Sturtcvant Lee Sutton Marion Leo Taylor Dorothy Tonnant Marjorio Towlor Marion Vandevore Joy V ado Sally Walkor Lou Whito Carroll Whitton Shirloy MacArco Sally Marsh Doosse V atson Jean Fwrini Barbara JesKlyn Joan MacPhee 437 Ekancr Rtid Riordan Lois Scbraetr SKULL RIID KEVS (Junior and Sonior Men's Honor Soeiaty) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1892 ONE CHAPTER Fall OFFICERS Spring Bill Boiloy Treasurer Bill Boiloy FRONT ROW, kft to right: Hawk Stern, Ray 8artholemew, Jim Monaehino, Oick Randolph, Phil Uerring, Oick Hcwttan, Boh Route, Sta Mansers. SECOND ROW: Oon Ball, Jim Price, Pete Scha torum, Tom Paul tea. Jack Lcutienhlser, Bll| Bailey, J,n Beaver, Ray OfJonj, Bill Mcotagre, Jack Meyer. THIRD ROW: Warren Hetasan, Hank Wright, Dave Nlcholi, Jim Ohm, Jack Syttes, P rl Me- Knight, Tcm Wotfe, Tad BrUtlogham, Warren Park, Bob Ryan, Al Siedol, B-. ps BaMauf, Ceorge Hartman, Oick Calender, Bob Kcenlg. BACK ROW: Warren Perry, Pea Whitehead, Bob Mirehan, Ted Raderuker, Jim Herne, Ken Adams, Den Oodtos, Bill Hagler. 438 SKULL fUlD REVS HONORARY MEMBERS Diet Abru Everett Glass R. L. Olson Stub Allison E. C. Goldsworthy F.C. Polm Bodio Andrews Captain Sandy Goodman Major G. Poabody David Barrows lioutonent H. Greenlow Robert Peterson Gill Becker John Grover Ken Priostly Anthony Clanks Brutus Homilfon Al Ragan Dr. Boles Jack Happolf Carl Raich N.S.Buchan Dr. Jamos Harkness L. Reno Paul Cadman Robert Hemphill Major C. Sargont John Collins Norman Hinds William Setchell Donald Camoron John Hostator James Shoeffer R. W. Choney J. W. Howard Robert G. Sproul Charles Chapman Milos Hudson Tom Stow Walfor Christie James Hutchinson H. E. Stono Clarence Corey Bill Ingram Edward Stricklin James A. Crutchfield Dr. Frank Kolly Major J. Switzer Harry Davis Alexander Kidd Nicholas Taliaffe M. M. Davisson Lawronco Kinnard E. H. Taylor Monroe Doutsch W. M. Latimer Colonel Thomas William Donald Karl Leebrick J. Treux Newton Drury E. Landon Irv Utorifx W. H. Durham Austin MacDonald Phillip Van Horn Ky Ebright Waltor Magoo Charlos Voltz Captain Neil Edmunds Jack McKenzie Edwin Voorhies Jamos Fisk Ralph Morritt Lynn O. Waldorf Mortin Flaherty Ralph Miller Benjamin Wallace Wally Frederick Brick Mitchell Frank Wickhorst Stanley Freeborn Russ Nagler Bob Wilson Horace Gaither Eugono Nouheus Joan Wittor Raymond Gottel John Neylan Carl Zamloch MEMBERS Kon Adams Bill Hagler Bill Penny Dave Anderson John Halo Buzz Porry Bumps Baldouf George Hartman Norm Pressley Bill Bailey Warren Heiman Tom Paulson Don Boll Jim Howe Jim Prico Ray Bartholomew Dick Houstan Warren Park Jim 8eaver Goorgo Irwin Tod Radomakor Dick Bowman Whizzer Lonz Dick Randolph Kon Brittingham Jack Loulzenheiser 8ob Rouso Tad Brittingham Stu Manners Bob Ryan Frank Brunk Chris Markoy Al Soidol Gcorgo Bull Jack Meyer Pete Schabarum Rick Calender Paul MecKnight Jorry Scott 8ob Coleri Phil Marring Ben Shattuck Bill Charloson Bob Minohan Bill Simpkins Bud Corlett Jim Monachino Hawk Stern John Crook Bill Montagne Jack Symes Jim Cullom Goorgo Mollor Carl Van Huit Walt Doots Mike McGuire Bob Wallbrink Ray DeJong Davo Nichols Pon Whitohoad Don Dodson 8ill Nordlund Tom V olfe 8oots Erb Jim Ohon Hank Wright 439 FRONT ROW, lelt to rijtt: Carol Mederer, Chsrtene Cert real, Jackie W.irreo, Beverly Butler, Merrle Muton. BACK ROW: Shirley Surdity, Joan Vcrcllo, Patricia Pauly, Wilma Slmonds, Ocrleee Rct.scn, Mabel Miller, Marcia Ernest. (National Professional and Honorary Society for Womon in Journalism) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. 1909 ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1923 FORTY-THREE CHAPTERS THETfl SIGmn PHI women's c societv June Beal Daws Pawson 8eas Mary Lee Beyer Dor ltd Lindsay Shirley Meissen Joan Murray Ethel Neese Ma y L«J Norrle Gloria Parent Shirley Schart Kathryn Shi� Arlene Shins led kker Barbara Slurtevant 440 (Engineering Honor Society) FOUNDED AT LEHIGH UNIVERSITY. 1885 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1907 EIGHTY.FIVE CHAPTERS TRU BETA PI 8. Metier H. Davit R. Davit H. Efc-erhart B. Etchoverry F. Foote H. Gotaas F. Hotes J. Kelly W. Langelier D. Pirn E. Popov G. Troxell Fall OFFICERS , „ „ Don Frye lunior Reorosontative.. John Lindley 8. Vallerga H. Walker H. Walker C. Wiikocil R. C©'no-g R. Folsom W. Giedt L. Grossman A. Hale F. Hutchinson H. Ive-son H. Johnson R. Ringer R. Rhyne FACULTY MEMBERS F. Souor R. Sc can C. Vcgt 8. Woods N. Snyder W. Abbot I. Black R. Bruns G. Oeider 6. Browning T. Graybeal W. Kummer T. McFarland 0. Monson P. Morton W. Norris L. Reukema B. Robertson R. Saunders H. Scott D. Sloan O. Smith G. Tajima F. Voelker J. Wh.nnery J. Woodyard A. Carlson C. Garland W. Goldsmith R. Hultgren A.levent J. Marian E. Parker L. Vren Robert Claire Acker Robert Stuart Adam Harold Rudolph Ahrens M. R. Amin Robert Bonner Andrews Alan McKay Appleford John Stanley Ausman Denny Reynolds Bagley James Gibb 8aird John Walter Barnes James Harold Bassett Kenneth Carl Beall George Albert Bekey William Henry Blair Gerald Francis 8orrmann John Martin 8orajian Robert Alfred Brisbane Carl Oscar 8rorson Donald Unne Brorson Corvin Guv Brown Raymond Albert 8vchanan Donald Bockwith Bullock Victor W. Burns Roscoe Allen Byrnt Deon Burton Carl Ca'I Oscar Carlson John David Carlson Eugere Charles Chiado George FrancHvn Clark Richard Roone Cla-k Richard Stephen Clement Claud C. Conners John Ansel Cooney Charles P. Co'ds Richard Warren Corey John Daniel Crevier Beverly Leroy Crew Frank Julian Oavis Edward Chaney Dawson Kenneth leMonte Downes. Andrew Oakley DuBois Roland Archie Duguette Howard Butler Durham Richard Ford Ourning Donald Arthur Durran Kenneth Bruce Edwards John Rodman Elrartton Edward Otto FelkeJ Richard Rilev Fleming Donald Lee Fo rest Jerry Flickwic Foster Donald Edward Frye Robert Whistler Gante MEMBERS Laurence Edward Hamilton Geon Thomas Harry Hammond Richard 0. Hanhart William Eldredgc Hart Oran L. Hatalline Broderick Phelps Haskell Jack Heilfron Herbert J. Hintc Jr. Rofc-ert Warren Hoffmann Harold Robert Hoggan Thomas James Holland Lee Edgar Hollingsworth Charles Lloyd Ho’nbeck S' Stetson Krusi Arthur Lamrp.ert Thomas Ralph Lammert Harold Lewis Lansing Charles R. leltiell Mihran Le Von. Jr. John Patterson Lindlay Henry Low Lambed Frank Lvons Dean Winton Lytle loeen Allen McCollum Donald Dee McCormick Robert Glen MacKcntie. Jr. Robert Montgomery Homing Howard Roy McKinstry Reginald Cha'les Huggins Allen Huffman Marshall Stephen Lyle Gantt Leroy Jack Gee Gordon Crosfield Georgo Richard Emerson Georae Scotney C. Georoe Francis Charles Gilbert Ernest J. Goldman Will Carleton Griffin. Jr. Wallace Gene Grove Leroy Robert Hughes George Baxter Humphreys Herbert Harris Hunt Hubert James. Jr. Richard Jiu Llov Dale Johnson Gordon Thomas Johnston Harry 8cniamin Jones. Jr. Robert Oarence Kaifer Seward Russell Ke-m Archibald Boggs Kennedy KonHock Khaw Frederick Albert Kirsten Richard Klein Torvo Henry Koiki James Stanley Kresge Fr.-nk Peat Mattoglla Donald Huntington Merrill Nelto V. Michetetti Carl Lerov Monismith Douglas Cecil Moorhouse Harold David Morris Eugere Sidney Moulic, Jr. Frank James Mongraw William Max Muelle' Clarence Jennings Munsey Roy Kenneth Murdock Howard James Naftrger Norman Arnold Neste Richard Harris Nicholson Hakur© Nitta Neil James Norris Fred George Offenbach Harry T. Ong John Marvin Owen Valentine F. Padovan Robert Keith Page Wendell Ray Parker Fleming E. Reek, Jr. David Hobbs Perkins Horace Edward Perry Leo John Pigotti Ethan Allen Platt Jacob H, Polder Achille Pollino Wing Gin Pon Frederick Charles Poppe E'nest Donald Reichert William Bruce Rick Fred Rienecker Heint Rudi Rinnert Nian Stevenson Roberts Alexander Rossi BaMdi 8. Sabouni Edward T. Sanfo'd William Ewaldt Schilke Herbert Jav Shear. Jr. Tom Welcome Shepherd Walter Elgin Shirley Charles Junior Sheens Kenneth Francis Sinclair Donald Stanley Smith Gerald Charles Stack William Barry S'arksen Jack Clifford Stegemeier Wesley Elwood Stainer Charles Wesley Stevens Richard Isamu Tanaka John Colin Taylor Stanley Charles Taylor Albert Eogletton Timmons, Jr. James Edward Toms Leonard George Troeller Harry Lloyd Tufts. Jr. Hiliary Herbert Turner. Jr. William Usim Jack Emmit_Van Zandt _ Helio Moreiva Vanjolini Raymond leRoy Waldron. Jr. William Henry Walters Cravens Lamar Wanless Raymond Paul Ware Alfred Frederick Waugh Darrell Kenny Welch Charles Benjamin Wharton James Newman Wilson Bernard Cecil Winters Erwin Paul Wollak Hoover Wong Walter Gin Wong Francis C. Younger Harry A. Zagorites Charles Edwin Zell Casimir Anthony Zielinski William Joseph Zimmerman FRONT ROW, left to right: Charles Zell, William Zimmerman, Jobs Botajiaa, Valentine Padoran, Ohwty Bagley, Flem.ng Peek, Jr., BaMj Sabouni, Richard Tanaka, Rctert Acker, Glen Meckeniie, Corvln Brown, Oonald Foe, Karefd Lansing, Charles Leltiell, Kenneth Dowress. Jchn Carlson, Join Taylor, Dean Carl Tsulorru Kawa atani. SECOND ROW: Stanley Taylor, Richard Ourinj, Thomas Holland, Tern laamets, Geoieu Bchn. Gordon Johnston. Richard Fleming, T. H. Hammasd, OonalJ Bullock, Manoel Gotuaco, Kon Hock Khaw, Max Paosch, Gerald Stack, Bill Slarksew, Oon Reid- iert, Laurence Hamilton, George Clark. THIRD ROW: Herbert Hunt. Francis Younger, Bed Kaife.% Harry Zagorites, William Usim, Fred Offenbach, Chuck Wharton, Neil Norris, Leonard Troeller, Hena Rimert, Tom Shapherd, Allen Marshell. FOURTH ROW: Ray Buchanan. Howard Nafugr, L. 0. Johnson, E. C. Dawson, John Li-dley, Hiliary Turner, William Mueller, Harold Morris, J. G. Baird, Harry Jones, Allen McCollum. Edward Felkel, John 0 en. Eugene Chiado, Herb Slei-.-r. FIFTH ROW: Wesley Steiner, Norman Neste, Robert Horning, Frank Massoylia, Kenneth Beall, Oonald Ourren, Johs Crerier. B. L. Crew, W. R. Parker. A. 8. Ke-nedy, R. W. Hoffmann, 0. W. L.tle. SIXTH ROW: H. B. Durham, J. £. Van Zandt, J. N. Wilson, R. H. Nicholson, R. K. Page, J. C. Stegemeier, 0. S. Smith SEVENTH ROW: R. A Byrns, J. H. Bassett, H. E. Perry, l. J Pigywl, I. J, Gee, J. H. Polder, A. H. Daood, A. F. Waugh, K, Hurlbut, R. Huggins. S. L. Garta, G Krtisl. W. Pon, EIGHTH ROW: Richard Corey, T. H. Koski, F. Rleoeckre, Henry Low, Haroli Arrens. 8ACK ROW: Alan Appleferd, Charles Horn beck, Alexander Rossi, Mihran Le Von, Cravens Wanlass. Herbert Shear. Darrell Weld, Achille Pollino, Robtrt Oaruldsoe, leRoy Hughes, Oon Larners, Will Griffeo. TRiune (Sophomore Mon's Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1934 ONE CHAPTER Fell OFFICERS Spring Ed Bartlett............................President.........—.................John Boylo Goorgo Witter...................... Vice-President............................Merring Dic’ Dunn....................... Socrotary-Treesurer....................Dick Johnson UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Ralph W. Chaney Stonley Frooborn Edwin C. Voorhios Tom Adams SHoldon Arnot Ed Bartlott Hannj Baumann Paxton Boalo Did Bodor Tom Boyrlo Jim Bcghosian John 8oylo Geno Brazil Jerry 8rittingham Bill Budlin Jim Carrol 8111 Cory Jim Chapman John Dawson Bill DeNault Bob Dennis Larry Doon Jim Drinkword Al Dunlap Dick Dunn Mort Dunn Will EdgeHey Don Edmonston Ted Engs Jim Gollinatti Charles Gardinor Dan Glinos Bud Gravos Chuck Harris Bob Hendorson Dick Johnson Tom Johnson 8ob Karpo 8ob Kinlead Ralph Krouger Ted Lawson Dick lutz Bill McBeth MEMBERS Dick McCoy Goorge McDonnell Jack McFarland John McGhee Dick McNamara Pat McNaulty Bob McNear Ben Madison Tom Martin Poto Morring Bruco Mosoley Russ Nicholson Peto Mourso 8rent Ogdon Dick Ogdon Tom Paulson Jerry Potorson Sid Peterson Bill Plossor Dick Pollock Bud Purtell Dox Ragatz Chip Raisin Los Richter Don Robison Jack Rothe Hank Sanderson Myd Scott 8ob Sollers Kont Stainfield Jock Stanard Bill Tompson Dick Tulison Tom Turnor Nick Voliotos Dick Volborg Jim Wasto Mac Watson Bill Wigmoro Georgo Witfor Neil Woodbum 442 FRONT ROW, left to rijM: 00« Plosser, $bel Arnot, Bruce Moseley, Dick fo , Win 8oyle, Will Egerley. Bill Cary, Win McGhee, Dick Veiberg, Jim Waste, Dick Johnson. SECONO ROW: Ted Lawson, Tem Turner, Dkk Pollack, Jack McFarland Olek Lutz, Bob Kirpe, Hank Sa-dersce, Jim Chapman, Jobs Dawson, Kent Stainfield, Danny Clines, Paxton Beale. THIRO ROW: Joe McXim, Pat McNaulty, Okk McCoy, Sid Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Bud Purtell, Neil Woodbarn, Russ Nicholson, Dex Ragatz, Dos Ednwi- ston, H� MS Baununn, Dick Becker, Bud Graves, Jerry Peterson, Tcm Adams. FIFTH ROW: George Witter. Ted Enos, Pete Nourse, Chip Raisin, Al Ounlap, Bill Bvcklin. Charley Gardiner, Jim Boghosian, Olck McNamara, Bill DeNault, Bob Klnkead, Jack Stanard. SIXTH ROW: Pete Merrlnj, Chuck Harris, Jim Orlrieard, Jim Galllnaltl, Bob McNear, Jerry Brlttlnjham, Neil Wocdburn. Tom Beyrle, 8ob Henderson, Myrl Scott, Bill Wigmore. 8ACK ROW: Ralph Krueger, Mort Dunn, Ed Bartlett, Nick Vclktcs, Les Richter. (Junior Men's Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1901 ONE CHAPTER UJIHGED HELmET Jim Howe____ Phelps Witter___ Ooo Dodson______ Rainer Bouldauf ) Mike McGuire ) OFFICERS _Ring Giver________ .Chamberlain_______ ----Clerk---------- Councillor� _____ Spring ...—... Bob Mina hen _____Phelps Witter .......Bill Hagler ( Hemp Terry X Bill Ridgway A. M. Becker Oonald V. Blomberg George Briggs Ralph W. Chaney Edgar H. Chappell Walter M. Christie James H. Corley Robert R. Cable W. G. Oonald Carroll EbrigM Greg Engle ha rd Clint Evans Sfonlev B. Freeborn R. G. Gettell _ Edwin Ghiselli UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES John S. Goerl Harry Kingman C. A. Gulick Myron E. Krueger Chaffey Hall Willard S. lotfer J. H. Hildebrand N. Wing Meh Miles R. Hudson R. L. Olson F. C. Palm Robert Sibley Kenneth Priestly Herman A. Spindf Clarence (Nibs) Price Robert G. Sproul Marshall Robinson Edwin S. Thoma Ben S. Sawtelle Edwin C. Voorhies Lynn (Pappy) Waldort Ed Welch Jack Williamson Garff Wilson Kenneth Adams George Ah-lgren Case Anderson Oon Anderson James P. Anderson Wilbur Andrews Lou Arnold George Badger Bill Bagley Bill Bailey Rainier Batdaul Don Ball Frank Barney Ray Bartholomew John Bartlett Jim Beaver Gil Beck John Behel Don Berry Tom 8isho Russel Bolt Edward Brittingham Kenneth Brittingham Don 8runk Richard Bowmen Jack Bullard Charles Callaghan Malcolm Channing Jack Cloudsley Oan Coclho Claude Conners Waldo Cook Charles Cords Phillip Crone Dave Crtiickshonk Jim Cullom Kenneth Cusiek Doug Davis Ray DeJorg Bill DeMartini Warren Bevernl Don Oickey Fay Dickenson Don Dodson Dick Dunn Martin D. rente Jim Dwaras James Ekegren Robert Elder Tony Edit George Eshou Peler Evans Oudley Fagan Richard Feirclough Don Fisher Rod Franr Robert Frates Dudley Frost James Frost Al Gallinelli Bill Gear Brad Gleason Pete Goldschmidt Bill Graft Dick Hafner Bill Hagler John Holo Bob Helpin James Hondel Al Haskell Jack Hays Warren Heimen John Merle Hess Bruce Higlon Les Hilburn Bob Hilemon Fr«d Hodge John Hoffman Stan Hook Pres Holehkis James Howe Don Jackson Robert Jamison Hans Jensen MEMBERS Aflea Johnson Jim Jotter Harold Kunan Noel Kelly Jim Keresey Bob Kniplash Richard LemMon Wilbur Lent Norm Lies Waller Lord Jack Loutenheirer Chris Markey 8en Mavshardl Bill McClaeqhry William McConnell Oovg MeCune Broco McDonald Mike McGuire Joe McKim Paul McKnight Calvin Mehlert Jack Meyer Kick Miller Bob Minohen George Moller Jim Monachino Oon Monroe Charles Morse Daniel Murphy Lyle Nelson Dave Nichols Dick Ogden Jim Ohm Bill Orchison Tom Paulson Norman Pederson John Petrie Luke Phillips Jim Price Don Pringle Jack Rosmvssea Dick Reese William Relger Ron Reuther Bill Ridoeway Dwight Rush Charles Server Pete Seheberum William Scherer. Jr. Don Schumacher Jerry Scott Phil Seaton Al Seidel Ray Sm th James Spangler Roger Standsfield Randy Stoke Don Slow George Soman Jack Symes Hamp Terry Herbert Thompson Roger Thompson James Tourtellott Dick Tullsen Frank Smith Oan Turner Van Vandergrift Peter Vanhekler Carl Van Heuit Godfrey Vevere Ray Ward Mark Wasson Finn Watson Dole Webster Gene Whitney Joe Widman Emerson Wiser Bob Witter Phelps Witter Tom Witter Tom Wolfe Hank Wrigh James Yost FRONT ROW, left to right: Jim Howe. Phelps Witter, Bill Graff, G. Whitney, Caine Mehlert, Ten Paulson, Oon Dodson, Jim Durara� , Ray OeJoog, Bob Witter. SECOND ROW: Ocn Fisher, Frank Vestra, Bruce H.gtcn, Marty Durante, Joe McKl.� , Lyle Nelson, Wolfgang Rademaker, Dick Reese, George Moller, 8ob Miruhea. THIRD ROW: Charles Mcrse, Tees Wolfe, Dale Webster, Walter lord, Jom Holfman, Ray Bartholomew, Bill Orchison, Bob Prates. BACK ROW: Frank Smith, Chock Callaghan, Bill Reiser, Jim Ohm. 8111 Hagler, Ken Cesick, Tom Witter, Ron Reuther. 443 k FRONT ROW, left te right: Jury Appel, Bill Manteli, Don Ccdeglia (pmUtnt), Bob Neaell, 8ill Ardericn, John 8urr. SECOND ROW: Ralph Kunkee, Jack Honrell, Robrrt J. Leken, Bob Slate. Blair Heit, Bob Shelton, Don Cum. THIRb ROW: Al Brchton, Ed Chavaneite, Eeerett Boynton, Nrd Aih, Hal Keenan, oran T. Johnson. BACK ROW: Ted Savetnlck, Lenii Gladser, Doe Freeman, Jack Martldf, Al Blanc, Carry Bland. ALPHA DELTA SIGIT1A ALPHA PHI OIAEGA (Notional Profonional Advortiiing Fraternity) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI. 1913 CHARLES RAIMOND CHAPTER ESTABLISHED. 1925 SIXTEEN CHAPTERS FOUNDED AT LAFAYETTE COLLEGE. 1925 GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1947 ONE HUNDRED CHAPTERS FRONT ROW, lett to r.ght: George Mekikk, Robert Nau9hten, Paul Camp, Bob Barm, Bob P s«, Erank Anjclo SECOND ROW: Ed Kilgore, Bruce Kll90re, Oare Henderion, Bob Homan, Ocn Wlegman, Robert Lorain, Elbert Clark, BACK ROW: William Grtgory, St mart McIntyre, Roy Clarton, Royal Tyidal. ?o° oO 005.5: ? 2 rS-s.® ? = 5 a.® ° 5 o a.2 a -j 3 zri S’? ni E:® ?c ° s 5 5.0 2-a. C -.0 � _ 3 {J. IT 2 = K • � O _ £ 2 2 T2 3 - - 3. ■O CD CD co itii M ■? ?! £. 9 7 -? 2 Q 2 c . a 0. 2 ° ® ® J =� i i : 1 i : CO ( � !lltfV � « Pn S jo J« d 40 !«J i!|� 0) OFFICERS n s c £ PARENT SOCIETY FOUNDEO 1852 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA STUDENT CHAPTER FOUNDED 7921 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE CHAPTERS Howard J. Naftzger - - ---- Prendant San Sobaitlo George Bohn— - Treasurer Feculty Advisor —8. A. Vallerga 0. S. 8erry 8. Bresler R. W. Clough N. P. Clyde H. E. Davis Richard C. Aberley William 0. Adam Oexter 0. Ahlgren W. Ahmad Robed G. Aitchison Lowell C. Allen Ralph G. All ien Varf M.Amirkhen George 8. A'denon Jama� P. Anderton Peter M. Andre� � Alan Appleford Mai:d Ardalan Denny fi. Bagley Lew!� Bagnall Jon Baler Robert M. Bamford Michel 8andak Vincent 8ar� i Richard 8atha George E. Battey Antonio 8azo John H. Beale James W. Beck Loui� Allen Beck John A. Becker W. A. Behrens Horaee L. Belou Herman H. Beneke Alec E. Bernadsky Leo K. Berry Ralph William Bishop Richard C. 8itgood Charle� T. Blair William H. Blair William 8lank Ernest W. Blee George W. Bohn Harry W. Bolstad Gerald Borrmann Richard H. Boyle Charles Brandes Charles Bretschneider Robert Brisbane Pierre Brosseau Don E. Brown John A. Brown, Jr. Rchard Brown Joseph Browne John A. B'uce Edwin K. Bruck L. S. Bunte. Jr. Jack S. Burns Fred Campbell Antonio R. Car.sino Curtis Carlson Robert E. Carlton Robert L. Carpenter Leland H. Carrington R. E. Davis C. Derleth. Jr. H. D. Eberhert S. Einersson H. A. Einstein 8. A. Etcheverry F. N. Finn F. S. Foote 8. Glenn H. B. Gofeas UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES AND HONORARY MEMBERS F. H. Green W. A. Hutchins R. L. Green C. G. Hyde S. T. Harding E. D. Howe R. Horoejeff F. L. Holes Alan Lyman Carter Robert C. Cossano Joseph Cham Thomas ?. Chon William H. Chapman Philip E. Cbesnut? Ning Chien Harry Choi Jack M. Chourre Siong K. Chow Theodore Christensen Kao-Shau Chu James R. Clark Robert Clawson Ernest E. Clay Louis L. Clearwater Edward W. Coble Robert S. Coburn Raymond M. Cochrane Neil Gilbert Coe Henry C. Coles Jamet A. Collins James 0. Collins John A. Cooney Rene Crespo Burton W. Crowell William J. Dabcl Nathaniel Daniels John B. Darby Mark E. Darrough David T. Day John S. P. Dean George W. Deatherage Roger Debbaudt Edward Delano Lawrence M. DeLong Angelo Demettei Roy J. Dewey Andrew A. Dino� Lawrence Dolgoff Burke A. Draheim George Duddy Gordon W. Dukleth Ralph W. Dunham Richard G. Elliott R, W. Ellis Ahmed Sami Et-Naggar Robert L. Emerson Patrick H. Emery Finn O. Eager John S. Erdelati R. C. Erickson Robert A. Erickson R. M. Erving Arnold Etkcl Gibson W. Fairman Mans A. Feibutch Robert J. Felton Arthur G. Fergus Wilson H. Fieberling Robert Fingado Richard R. Fleming Stanley H. Froid Rolf Fromme John C. Fuller George G. Fung Paul Gadieff Harold C. Gallaher Albert J. Gallardo Harold H. Galliett. Jr. Robert W. Genie George W. Gardrer, Jr. William B. Garrett Gerald R. Garrison Robert C_. Garrow Norton Pierre Gaston David Gee Wayne S. Gentry Richard Giegling John Gilcrast Frederick_W. Glllard Donald Gilstrap Bruce Glidden Edgar Goicoechea Robert Gomes Jonathan Goodier. Jr. Andrew L. Gram Alexander K. Gregg Edward E. Gregorlch Alan I. Griflin John I. Groff Sam M. Haddad Wayne V. Halliday Harold E. Hallsten Donald E. Halsted James A. Hamilton Joe M. Hemmerquist Frank W. Hammond Richard D. Hanhart George Hans Hugo J. Hanson Howard S. Harris Lawrence Harris Marion K. Harris Gordon M. Hart Frank Harvie Stuart Harvie Broderick P. Haskell Gerhard J. Havemann Charles J. Haver Charles G. Henderson Geo'qe L. Henderson Keith W. He-man William R. Herring George Herrmann Claude W. Hewitt James Hieklngbotham Volkert H. Hider John Wigg Hill 8. Jameyson J. W. Johnson MEMBERSHIP. Wayne L- Hippenstlel Fred Hodge Herold R. Hoggan Thomas J. Holland Gene J. Hollfelder Ouentin W. Holmes Peter Horn Don N. Hoppe Charles L. Hornbeck Jack R. Hoskinson Glen M. Humphrey Donald L. Illand Russell W. Ingram Peter D. Inskeep Tsuneo Inuruke Raymond Ifaya Eldin D. Jackson Wilson N. Jacobson Robert H.Jahrling Richard M. Janopaul Robert N. Janopaul Pater 8. Jensen Heino Jogis Donald D. Johnson Howard E. Johnson Lloy D. Johnson Robert L. Johnson William Johnstone Walter A. Joki Edgar A. Jones Kale E. Jones Chew M. Jue Mevl.Jue Frank 8. Julian. Jr. William S. Kaplan Richard W. Karn Gerald Kasin S. Russell Keim Stanley C. Kelley Robert F. Kelly Donald H. Kite Richard W. Kretsinger Alexander C. Krooskos Tom lammers John A. Lomon Thomas F. Landers James E. Landes James E. Lendreth Martin Alan Lane Harold Lansing Robert S. Latehew Gordon L. Laverty Herbert H. LaVigne Jamet N. Latear E. M.W. Lee Lloyd A. Lee Wilbert H. Lee Vietor E. Leftwich Ernest C. Legnitto Charles R. Leittell J. H. Kelly A. Klein 0. P. Krynine W. F. Langelier A. S. Uveas T. Y. Lin H. F. Ludwig G. 0. Melxner R. A. Momr F. A. Nikirk M. P. O'Brien A. Olitt E. A. Pearson 0. Pirfz E. P. Popov M. Polivka C. F. Scheffey A. C. Scordells J. V . Shipe B. 0. Tebbens YEAR 1949-1950 Ben J. Lennart Jerry Lavender Arthur T. Lewis Huon U Roger R. Lindholm Jemes H. Littlefield Wayne J. Louderbaek Charles W. Loughridge Milton Louie Robert Lowe Richard A. Lowell Lee Lowry Thomas J. Lowry Raymond Lundgran A. R. Lupton Theodore V. Luige Phillip 8. Lygren James Maccoun Wayne O. MacDonell William J. Maelver Bdred MacMillan William J. MacPherton Everett W. Maguire Madhav G. Marathe Cecil J. Mark Rudolph Mossmen Charles R. Mathews Howard R. May Charles P. Mayberg Franklin R. Mayer Robert B. Maynard John E. McCarthy Robert E. McCarthy Donald 0. McCormick Thomas MeCutchan Albert H. McOan.'el Jack P. McIntyre Robert J. McLean Edwin K. McNinch Jim M. McWee Frank R. Meyers Charles Michaels Bernard 8. Michaux Robe-t Michaels Robert Middleton, Jr. Charles R. Mitchell R. A. Molthen Shinji Momono Carl Mon'smith William Monsen John Moo’e Douglas C. Moorhouse Donald Morton John A. Mount, Jr. John A. Muir Hugh E. Mulhollend James W. Murray Milton Murray Howard J. Naftrger Samuel M. Nash Donald A. Nefzger Stanley Lavern Nelson Norman Neste Stanley D. Newell Charles W. Newman Graydon Nichols Richard A. Sickles Oliver W. Northrup Dale Nyberg Henry H. Oge Philip N. Olson Ronald W. Olson Shigerj Omori Richard E. O'Rear Samuel Ossie W. J. Oswald Lewis R. Padilla Valentine F. Padovan Lloyd R. Paff Bernard F. Palmer Billy L. K. Pang Richard M. Pearl Kennelh I. Pearson H. Joyce Pease Fleming E. Peek George T. Peekeme Lawrence E. Peirano William A. Penny Kenneth L. Perry Jack 6. Phillips Kenneth R. Pitkenen Singheswar Prasad Gail Preston Robert E. Price Robert A. Pugh William 8. Race Gary R. Radcliffe James W. Rae Raju P. S. Ramakrishna Richard K. Randles C. Jana'dan Rao Abdur-Rahman S. Rasul Donald A. Reinsch Richard Reiss James 0. Reiter Harlan R. Remrrel J. W. Reynolds James 8. Reynolds Richard 8. Rice William 0. Rice Broydon Riha Richard J. Ringwood Peter M. Riplog Thornes Rivas James L. Roberton Nien S. Roberts James 8. Robertson Glenn E. Robison Carl D. Rodolf Salvador Rodriguez James W. Ross Robert E. Ross Charles J. Rossbo Reino A. Soari David Saqehorn Oadir J, Saif Jim Sokoi Ruperto D. Sambayan James San Sebastian Thomas A. Sanson Arnold R. Schamber Louis Scherer Bernard M. Scheyer Henry A. Schneider Erich M. Schroeder Glaus G. Schultz Simeon A. 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HoKma i Senio R«protentative Hitoshi Takempri i EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Fred Bolte Allan Marshall Andrew DuBois Herbert Loomis Jack Feley Robert Parsons UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES C. J.Ancker S. J. Brady R. A. Cor nog L. 6. Davis E. P. DeGarmo L. Farbar R. G. Folsom J. Frisch R. A. Galuzevski C. F. Garland W. Goldsmith R. C. Grassi F. M. Hamoker f. Hirsch E D. Howe W. W. Howe H. W. Ivcrsen h. A. Johnson D. O. Klute A. D. Laird H. 8. Langille J. N. LeConte F. L. Maker J. L. Meriam C. Morgan C. W. Nelson P. C. Nelson M. P. O'Brien R. J. Page 8. F. Raber C. w. RedcliHo R. W. Roth R. M. Sauer R. A. Seban N. W. Snyder MEMBERS Leigh Aboil Arthur Ackerman James Adams Ralph Alexander Paul Camp Victor Carder Dean Carl Jack Carlson Charles Eliot William Ellis Fred Engelfried Roger Erickson Fred Hoeltcher Arnold Hoffman Robert Horning Webster Howard James MacMannus John MacRostie Roby McCellc Bruce McClintic Jayartilal Parikh Wendell Parker Robert Parsons William Paul William Schimandle Louis Sclogie Walter S. Scott Walter C. 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Raidu Ralph Reichhold Fo'rest Richards Donald RIdder Marion Riffle David Rilkin Merritt Robinson Henrv Roonoy Kenneth Rosenthal David Rouse Charles Ryan Emme'ich Robitschek Robert Rosen David Sampson Henry Sanematsu Albert Sande-'l Lester Sanford David Sasaki Frank Sawyer Wesley Seheele Howard Scheffcl Emmet Shearer Tom Shepherd Frederick Sherman William Short Raymond Sieklcr Irving Siminoff Gerald Skong Samuel Slaen Harry Sliff Jack Sloan Frank Small Donald Smith John D. Smith Robert Smith Er.-est Sotelo Arthur Sparling William Spicer Paul Spring Theodore Spyropcubs Richard Stallman Jack Stegemeier roe John Stewart Geori iteves Patrick Stone L. V . Strobe I Donald Sundcll H. W. Stroebcr Hitoshi Takemori lewis Tombs Donald Timm John Tcarmen Stanley Thomas Lewis Thomas John Toellner Jiro ToOUChi Leonard Troeller Royal Tysdal Paul Thomson Norbert Ullman L. M. Tichvinsky T. E.Tieti C. J. Vogt N. S. Woner B. M. Woods Paul Underhill Kenneth Unmack Ernest Valfar Herman Van Costcrwijk Veryl Vary Jarry Vayder William Voorheis Robort Wallarstedl Wendell Way Richard Werner Stonley West Ulf Wetterby Bryce Wheeler Albion White Georoe Wiqhtman Charles Witte Ark Wong Henry Wong William Wood Curtis Woodruff Harry Woody R. M. Wrestler Harold Wright John Wright Tao-Yuan Wu Rolf Weissig Howard Wlnegarden Blake Williams John Yaouchi George Yamagcchi Shogo Yamamoto Kenneth Yap Chuck Yae William Yee Irfan Yildirim Daniel Yoshpe Fong Yourg Garth Young Peter Yuen Herbert Young Robert Young Emory Yount Francis Younger ASSOCIflTIOn OF OPTOmETRV STUDEI1TS FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1941 Fall OFFICERS Spring John Rowlond. Socond Vice-President Salvatore Mezieglie R. Ronald Born Recording Secrotory . Allan Freid UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Morodith Morgan Jack Hobson SENIORS Frank Johnson Ton Jua Jack Kim Kermit Kors Al Lauba Norman LicKt Don Lightford Warren LoPresti Ralph Mosei Albort Ostroff Gordon Walli Honry Potors Harold Poloniky Barnard Press Robert Rector Donald Reynolds William Ruegg Harry Sadoian Frank Sample Albert Schomacker 8orton Shamiky Konnoth Stoddard Takoa Shishino Fred Shorr Samuel Sinelnikoff Robert Steinmetx Jerry Stollar Walter Tucker Eugene White Si P. 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Squeri Gilbert Tom John Volponi Sheldoe Weshsler Allen Whitaker Ken Yamaguchi Andrew Zografos Steven Zoller Joseph Caine FRONT ROW, left to right: Edward Koto, Sam Mauajlla, Jack Kim, Paul Bommarito, Fred Storr, Catherine Itataai, Steve� Zolter.W. R. Tucker, Robert Jensen. SECOND ROW: Kermit Kors Taka� Shishino, Ralph Moses, Salvador Oippollet, Al Laebe. Paul Boone, hen Yamaguchi, Henry Albert, S. P. Williams. THIRD ROW: Ton Jue, Donald Reynolds, Kerman Popiul, Bernard Leneff, George Bradley, Warren loPresti, Robert Rector. FOURTH ROW: F. H. Johnson, George Howe, Saul Leriee, Bernard Feldman, Alvin Bandar, Andrew Zcgrafos, Frank Sample, Metri lie Jacobsen. FIFTH ROW: Arthur Bossin, George H jrd, Marten 448 Allen Whitaker, Don Ughtford, Norman Llcht, Albert Oslrcdf, Joseph Farrington, Berrvsrd Press. SIXTH ROW: Harry Sadoian, Tom Clark, Sam Sinelnrkoff, John Daly. BACK ROW: Robert Faulkner, Arthur Cane, Barton Shamsly, Paul Burrs, Albert Schomacker, Harold Polonsky, Rapoon SguerI. DELTA CHI ALPHA (Decorativo Art Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1933 DELTA PHI EPSILOn (Professional Foroign Sorvico Fraternity) FOUNDED AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. 1920 EPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1923 NINE CHAPTERS GRADUATES Stanley V. Anderson Eduardo 0. S. Austin Kenneth 8uttorfield John E. Cummings Frank O. Dciotal Richard I. Gerton Wayne D. Groy Lawrence G. Kellner Steven P. Nagel SENIORS George M. Barbis William A. Clark James H. Conway Gordon E. Davis Robert E. Ford John H. Glascook James M. Hage Norman Jensen Gus 0. Kakures Key K. Kobayashi Jered Krohn Peter C. Ley H. A. Magnuson, Jr, James H. Marsh George R. Millar Sol Polonsky Kenneth B. Prouty Alan E. Ribera Pawl 8. Roberts, Jr. William A. Rosere Donnelly A. Sohlin Martin F. Stow Donald L. Strong John W. Swift Roger C. Thompson Ian G. Turner Richard S. Wheeler JUNIORS John I. Danielson Robert W. Kent. Jr. W. H. McConnell. Jr. Calvin E. Mehlert Joseph A. Palm SOPHOMORE John M. Hess GRADUATES Eduardo Austin Frank Doleaal Wayne Gray SENIORS Gwrge Barb is Wi lliaai Clark James Coway Gordon Oaris John Glascock James Wage Norman Jensen Cus Kakures Key Kobayashi Jered Krohn Herbert Magnuson Jamrs Marsh George Millar Set Polansky Ken Prouty Alan Ribera Paul Roberts Son nelly Sohlin Marlin Slow Oonald Strong John Swift Roger Thompson Ian Turner JUNIORS William McConnell Cabin Mehlert Joseph Palm SOPHOMORE John Hess Officers Fall IW Officers Spring I9G0 George M. Barbis..... —__________________ President.............................. William A. Clark Robert C. Thompson,,.-....... Vice-President___________________________________Ian G. Turner William A. Clark,-------■—..... - .. Secretary___________________________________________Calvin E. Mehlert Norman Jensen----------------------------------------Treasurer.................................... Gordon E. Oavis Calvin E. Mehlert---------------------- . . —Librarian-Historian—.—______-.............. ....James M. Hage James M. Hage------------------------------------Sergeant-al-Arms__________________________________ John M. Hess Alan E. Ribera............................... Gull Editor................................... John I. Danielson Paul B. Roberts. Jr.----------------------------Mailing Secretary-------------------------------- .Key Kobayashi Kenneth 8wtterfie!d----------------------- National Vice-President . George M. Barbis 450 UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Dr. John B. Condliffe COUNCILOR ASSOCIATE Dr. Robert A. Scatopino r cnGinEERS councn Fall OFFICERS Spring Corvin Brown___________________________ President......................... .Andrew Duzsik Glen Mckonxy............................Secretary...� ....................... Tom Lommors Andrew Duzsik.................... _...Treasurer.................. Stovo Gantz A.S.C.t Rogor Troxell Russel Keim Jim Sonsobastion Howard Noftzgor John Gilcrest A.S.M.E. Eugono Chiado Hitoshi Takomori Robort Smith Jim Moaghor U.C.S.E.E. John Lindley Ray Williams Oick Tanaka Jim Wright Oick Mark CHI EPSILON C. T. Blair Gerald Borrman Fleming Peek Goorgo Bohn Hank Schnoidor Tom Lommors SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Ladd Hoover Jack Crittondon Louis Sologio Donald Brett ETA KAPPA NU Chuck Wharton Corvin 8rown Fred Offonbach Robort Hofmann PI TAU SIGMA Tom Shepherd Donald Smith Stephen Gantz THE CALIFORNIA ENGINEER George Yamaguchi Don Porter AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Andrew Duzsik Robert Brodkey James Gretz John Killian Edward Immorgtuck MINERAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION Arnold Brown William Carder Kenneth Zerda William Davis Myron Elliott THETA TAU 8ill Bartholomew TAU BETA PI Glonn Mackenzie Don Frye Doon Lytle John Lindley EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Richard Jui Harold Carstensen FRONT ROW, left to right: Ceoin Brcwn, A. Owsik, To� Lammrrs. Stephen Canu, Glen Mackenzie. SECOND ROW: Robert Brod- key, John Lindley, Richard Mark, Fred Offenbach, Euge� Chjdo, Tom Sheppard, Hitoshi Takemori, C. Blair. THIRD ROW: Gerald Borrman, Jack Crittenden, William Carder, William Oaeis, Harold Carstensen, John Gilcrest, George Bohn. FOURTH ROW: Chuck WMrtofl, Dean Lytle, Kenneth Zerda, Arnold 8ro n, Myron Elite , Oon Frye, Ray Williams. BACK ROW: Ladd Hoo� «r, Robert Hoffman, Russell Kelo, Ed Inmergluck, Roger Troiell, Hcward Naftzger. FRONT ROW, left to right: Frark Corner, Ed«vord Walker, Ren Ackley, Okk Butlee, Dive Young, Loretta Miller, Don Lammers, William Carder, Walt Parcri, Arnc+d Brown, Douglas Maclver. SEC- ONO ROW: Craig Norton, Will Griffin. John Pehrson, Miguel Tejada, Janes Slcey, Lloyd Thompson, Rix Beall, Al Parr, Larry Hansen, Ch.-g Corn, Israel Walnburg, Tom Altshuler. THIRO ROW: Roger Scott, Oarld Hanger, Bill Oaris, Don McFann, Gordon Oaris, Natlh Raslan, Jack Brand, Koehock Khaw, Jack Dunasky, Harry Sundby, Walter Mlkel, Stanley Hutchison, FOURTH ROW: Stewart McGan, George Pepperdine, Myrcn Elliott, Harry Brown, Kenneth Holland, Charles Slinsce, Paul Westrup Gene Furio� , Hs-a Hsu, George Parks, Robert KunJi, Richard Murray. FIFTH ROW: J. P, Garten, Rod Billingsley, M. Q. Ong, D. B. Robertson, Dr. A. J. Carlson, R. 0. Potter, E. W.tser, Ralph Hultgreiv Or. Joseph A. Pask, Dr. David W. Mitchell, F. D. Hansen, C. L. Meyers, Wm. Settler. 8ACK ROW: Ammon Shxhat, George Gordon. mmERDL TECHI10L0GV SOCIETV FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ONE CHAPTER PHI CHI THETfl (Commerce Womon's Professional Fraternity) FOUNDED IN CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. 192 ETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED I92S TWENTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Nancy Hemlngray, Aire Arney, Lora Silliman, Charlotte Fischel, Florence Cooper Audrey Forrest, Vivian Grant, Babelte Baranoik. SECOND ROW: Winifred Knock, Rose Perino, Harriet Hasten, Phyllis Barnes, Etva Jo..sich, Nell ZavealUs, Evelyn Mitchell, Barbara Keasbey. BACK ROW: Lenoir Brock, Lois Schrager, Retorta Blcugh, Joyce Dawson, Beverly Vc- Elderry, Barbara Spin, Lillian Abram, Marilyn Cornuck. I miLiTflRv MILITARY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President................................................... .. E. Conehan Vice-Prosident...........................................................L. Aitkon Secretary.—.....„................„.......................................0. Jacuzzi Treasurer.................................................. -... R- Rehfeld Social Chairman.-.............................. —.............— T. Oliphent Fall SCABBARD AND BLADE OFFICERS Spring Dueno Dresser Harold Yeckoy Norman Abreu Stanton Elliot Robert Andrews Anthony Ellis William Begot George Ensloy Francis Bouquet Bruce Fanshier Deniol 8ouquot Edw. Ford Allon Blanc Chostor Gall James Boumgartner Thomas Handcock Paul Boumann Ed. A. Hart Daniel Camoron William Hear Paul Campt Goorgo Hobbs Joseph Ceppo Harold Hobbs Dean Carl Bruco Houston Goorgo Clouson Goorgo Hutchinson Wallace Coopor Dimitri Ilyin Leonard Corsontino Eugono Jacks Jack Davis Robort Johnson Duane Dresser Seward Koim Robort Eckhoff Jerod Krohn Craig Kuhns MEMBERS Clarence Schaupp William Shane Benjamin Sheituck 8urton Shamsky Eugene Shinn Maurico Smith. Jr. Rod. Stewart Robert Sumner Hitoshi Tokomori H. E. Terry Allen Thode Martin Wilkinson. Jr. Richard Williams Ed. Wollonborg Julian Wulbern Harold Yackey. Jr. Thomas Young Konnoth Zerda William Lam William Lindblad Frank Metthows Robert Morcor Howard Middloton Roy Murdock Glenn McLean Mark McKimmins Ted Oliphant Petor Oppenhoim Will Perry Robert Peters Ed. Pister Robort Rach Clayton Rocho Eugono Reynolds Oonald Roichert Chostor Rowell Allen Rupprccht FROST ROW, left to r M: Ire Supran, L. A. Altlcm, C. ClJrasen. C. S. Kuhns. P. Jacuzzi, A. E. Gilbert. S. WeinXre, R. R. Reh- feld, J. Can Uiro, Jobs Jacbon. SECONC ROW: C. M. VolV. Quintero. R. RedfieVd, B. Prorty, Rose, T. F. WieUrd, L. FisVr, P. A. Adams, P. Gonzales. THIRD ROW: H. Peters, J. L. Culpepper, M. McKInnlns, J. Matson, R. Murdock, F. W. Mculthrce, L. Consentlno, R. Martin, G. Gatrtn. BACK ROW: R. A. Shapiro, R. A. Rach, E. C. GoJdenbtrg, E. Seres, R. Lehman, G. Ensky, E. Conohan, G. Custer, J. Sinclair 453 06148489 OmEGfl EPSILOfl PHI FOUNDED AT COLUMBUS UNIVERSITY. 1919 KAPPA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1949 TEN CHAPTERS ACTIVES Alvia Bandar Thomas Bartlett Arthur Bossin George Bradley Tom Clark Joseph Farrington Merton Flom Benjamin Glaser George Mo«e George Hurd Melville Jacobson Ton Jue Jack Kim Kermif Kors Al laube Norman Licht Don lightford Albert OstroH Harold Polonsky Bernard Press Robert Rector Donald Reynolds Harry Sadoian Frank Sample Al Schomaker 8vrton Shemsky Takao Shishimo Sam Sirselnikoff Jerry Stollar Walter Tucker Evgene White Simon Williams PLEDGES Henry C. Albert, Jr. John Austin Ronald Ben Roy 8lack Paul Bommarifo Paul Burns Arthur I. Cane Aebestian Catalano Arnold Dolmati Robert F. Faulkner Bernard Feldman Allan Fried Arnold S. Innerfield Robert Jensen frank V. Johnson Ed«ard Koto fritj Kroger Arnold S. Lelkovitr Bernard S. lenoH Maurice Newman Herman Popiul Robert J. Steinmeti Fred Shorr Raymond Squeri Sheldon Wechslor Frank Whitaker 454 OFFICERS Pledge Captain Bernard Press ACTIVES Alvin Bandar Thomas Bartlett Arthur Bossin George Bradley Tom Clark Joseph Farrington George Hone George Hurd Tom Jue Kcrmit Kors Al Uube Kerman Licht Don lighlsford Harold Polonsky Bernard Press Robert Rector Donald Reynolds Harry Sadoian Al Schomaker Barton Shaatsky Takao Shishino Sam Slnelnikelf Jerry Stollar Eugrre White PLEDGES Edward Kato Bernard Leoetf FRONT ROW, left to right: Theodore $. Baron, George Trigueros, lou.s fell, Veer Stoddmor. SECONO ROW: Ed Chew. Clyde Tussey, Donald Therm, Rctert Lyhne, Fred Kerman. BACK ROW: John 0. U«m, Paul Lippman, Richard E. Roch- man, Mm L. Allen, Dick Hafrer. (Professional Journalistic Society) FOUNDED AT DEPAUW UNIVERSITY. 1909 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1943 FORTY-FIVE CHAPTERS SIGmfl DELTA CHI (Professional Engineering Fraternity) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. 1904 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1911 TWENTY-FOUR CHAPTERS THETA TAU FRONT ROW, left to r«ht: Johs Halsey, Bill Blankenship. Garniss Curt . Mr. Theo A. Crook, Or. George D. Lcodeetack, Oon Tocker, Sort Mcerisoa, Lou Briggs, Mr. W.lber H. Somtrlon. SECOND ROW: Craig Norton, Walter Mlkel, Arnold Bronn, Scott Cretly, Jack Eserden, Charles Henick, Bert Slemrrons, John Oeleea, RyUnd Oempster, John Farr. THIRD ROW: Garry Dakio, George Pepperdi. , Lloyd Thompson Dos Lammers, Bill BeUler, Barry Koch, Kojh Smith, William Bartholomew, Kim Ham, Charts Booth, Leo Herrera. FOURTH ROW: Myron Elliott, Mel Somertos Will Grjtfiu, Dan Cameron, Jack Criffin, John Caarneckl, Cole McClure, Frark Kilmer, R.chard Peryarr. Willis Pratt. BACK ROW: Gene Kessler, Bill Balaa, John Joses, Ernst Ahrens, Oowjtas Mcher, John Clare, Boh Turner, Larry Hansen, Bob Ortalda. Tom Gay. Bill Clark. REGISTERED flURSES On CflmPUS FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1947 OFFICERS Fall Spring .. Mildred Word Lois Power Publicity Chairman . , Louise Bonos MEMBERS Holon Allen Elijabofh Edgorfon Cathorino Koppel Mergarita Padilla Iner Armstrong Mary Ford Frances Kingsloy Minnio Mao Roborts Olga Bayer Eleanor Foster Marion Kfoin Floronce Rusk Claire Beehm Eloise Frayer Alico Knutson Jeanne Strom Louise Bones Alice Griffin Amy MacOwan Maggio Small Audoy Benoit Jo Honks Joannotto McKee Cathorino Smith Mery Brown Katherine Herris Mary M. Marshall Lillian Trillo Margarito Churchill Erma Hoff Birdio Mayes Laure Ugerize Frank Dana Barbara Hyams Wilmo Morris Leudenia Varga Geraldine Davis Julia Jenkins Chorlotfo Muohlor Mildred Ward Kotrina Johnson Mery Nishimoto FRONT ROW, left to right: Frances Kiogsley, Amy MacOwan, Jo Harks, Katherine Harris, Louise Seres, Virion Klein, Alice Krutson, Jeanaette McKee. SECOND ROW: Mary 8ro«ne, Elearce Foster, Margaret Small, Luderia Varga, Doris Anderson, Laura Agarriia, Elite Frayer, 8irdte Mayes, Mlldren Ward. BACK ROW: Charlotte Mueller, Mary Marshall, Fra-k Dana, Katrina Johnson, Katherine Kebbe), Olga Bayer, Irei Armstrong, Helen Allen, Marguerite Churchill. 456 JOINT BRANCH OF STUDENT CHAPTERS OF AIEE AND IRE FOUNDED IN 1947 SOCIETV OF ELECTRICAL EflGIREERS Fall, 1949 OFFICERS Spring, 1950 Richard L. Mare Raymond M. Williams- John P. lindley Jamos B. Wright 1 FRONT ROW, Ml 10 right: Merle E. Rylard, Boa Achtr, Harold K. Cameroon, R. M. Saunders, Okk Tanaka, 0. B. 8ulloek, T. H. Hammond, Glen Mackenzie, Coevin G. Browt, Manuel R. Goluaco, Max Passh, Polai Kaya, Cecegc P. PlotnlkcJf, Stanley Olson. SECOND ROW, Robert Ra . Harry Zagorites, John Efsuthicw, E. H. Johaason, William Usim, OoruSd E. Frye, Fred G. Olfenback, Oarles Wharton. Henry Lewie, Neil J. Norris. Atodul Daeod, G. C. Slack, Herb Hum, George UeSele. THIRD ROW: Edward C. Damon, Robert C. Kaifer, Lloyd D. McClellan, Norman F. Lcretz, 8. 0. Faraudo, Eugere Nelson, Don Cation, Don Shannon, John D. Crevler, Eay Watanabe, Bob L. Crew, A. E, Timmons, Jr., Leo Pigozti. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Johrolon, Ralph Glclm, Robert 8achut, Dick NichoSsen. Frank Massojlia, J. H. Parker, R. K. Tegtn, J. A. Sic , Hilary Turner, Robert Hamilton, Robert K. Paje, Neil B, Baugh. FIFTH ROW: Norman Schlewt, John P. Lindley, Thomas Wo'«J Jake Polder, Oasid W. Meikle, Ed Moeller, Roy Beck, Robert Morrison, Hubert Ja-es, Art Walter� , Bob Brows, AI Waugh, R. C. Harris, Jcro-re L. White. SIXTH ROW: Cecil N. Smith. Leon Glahn, Ed Poe, George Tanaka. A. C. V.aye� , Miron le Von, Harold KiriCh, Richard Corey, Ray Williams, Achille Polllno. Reginald Harris, Bill 8rya t, R. A. Nelson. BACK ROW: James Cardo� , William Mueller. Stan Woster, Dick Wandless. Dick Mark, Harold 0. Morris, Henry Rettkci. Dm Djrran, Dick Stevenson. STUDEDT AFFILIATES OF AA1ERICAA CHEAIICAL SOCIETV PARENT SOCIETY FOUNDED 1876 LOCAL SOCIETY ESTABLISHED 1938 Fall OFFICERS Spring Joanne Zondcr Secretary MEMBERS Ed Aitken Ruby Fung Richard Mauri Stanloy Ring Frank Bachelor William Galligan Potor Mayor Norman Rose Herbert 8allinger Charles Gates Edward Moyors David Schwartz John 8arry Donald Gluskor Elizabeth Mohns Richard Soorio Harvey Beetle Wataru Goishi Harold Monsimor Charlos Shaw James Bradford Robort Hamlin George Mcore Goorgo Sheets Fred Brauer Arthur Harvey Gordon Mooro Howard Smith Kenneth Brauner Charles Hathaway Robort Morgan Willio Smith Benjamin Buchalfor Richard Heckman Jemos Moser Lloyd Snydor Donald Buso David Henderson John Moss Ernost Soldavini Allan Campbell Sarny Herscovki Lowis Moto Glonn Sponcor Charles Carney Richard Hime Thomas McCorfhy Peggy Swccnoy Goorgo Coleman Katsuji Hirihara Robert McCroa Ward Swift John Coy Donna Jackson William McCullough Roy Toranishi James Craven James Jiu Bill Nakagowa Walter Thompson Arthur DeAruejo James Kearman Dovid Nethoway Potor Troat Frank Dclfino Rcbort Keppel Mary Oliphant Poter Van Sicklon Daniel Dare Harry Kiplinger Honry Opsuki Muman Voddor Frank DoSaussuro Verne Kopitzko Richard Parker Orin Wakefield Stanley Dinsmore Edmundo Kugelmas Richard Pookcme William Warren Leroy Easthouse Ralph Kunkee Robert Polansky Leslie Whitnoy Ernest Ehmko Roberta Laidlow Roy Pritchard David Williams Walton Ellis Helen Lee Robert Reese Yukio Yamamoto John Flynn Robert Lindblom Lloyd Roigor Tadashi Yoshida Henry Fujishige Raymond Longman Marilyn Mann Wallace Richardson Joanne Zander FRONT ROW, [«ft to riahU Canton Moore, J � rs Merer, Helen 1«, Marilyn Mann, Eliitoeth Mohas, Mary Oliphant, Charles KewL Rc tn UcCrta. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Regler, Ed Alike , Robert Blake, Robert Morgan, Churles Hathaway, David Noth- a ay. Bill Gallrjan, Monte Rowell, Ellrttt Ryder. SACK ROW: Shlu Lee. Ernest SeMavInl, CMr.es Shan, Richard Heckran, Lewis Mote, Stanley Oinsmcre, Allan Campbell. 458 FRONT ROW, kft to right: Barbara Fine, Svila Haldenun, Jackie Collin� , Gecrgeanne Jehwon. SECOND ROW: P«w Loey, Lucy Peato , OefeOrah Hall, fork Oalfjr, Cede Beeitcr. Many Helm, BACK ROW: Ernie Wkilter, Leille McLaren, Marjorie Gcod.m, Julie Maja , Jackie Jacobi. RCE OF CLUBS (Interiorority Social Organization) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1928 ONE CHAPTER TORCH RnO SHIELD (Woman'� Social Organization) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1906 ONE CHAPTER FRONT ROW, kft to rljM: Key� 0o � n. Jeame lor--, Lucy Pazton, Sally Walker, Edith WcEwing, Leo White, Jean Ferrlne. 8ACK ROW: Joanne Checimn, Genie Rk-rdJn, Marion Vandevere. COLLEGE UJOmEITS CLUB JUniORS JUNIOR AUXILIARY OF THE EAST BAY OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN Fall OFFICERS Spring Kay Wert . , ADVISOR Mr . H. G. Vesper Jwa 8o tcy Esta Okksoe Barbara Frank Jan Fretman Rjlfc Ann Huf Mary Hxk Or is Hapkc Marcia Hwt Marian lac ampt Betty Pistohl Sally Wa nrt MEMBERS Lois Anderson Mary Andorton Margarot Bacon Beverly Borsomien Joan Bowloy Shirley Bost Shirloy Brodrick Jacqueline Bruse Janet 8urks Nancy 8urks Borbara Burnett Edith Carpenter Molbo Cevalloro Norma Clausen Carol Cochran Jo Crail Kay Croft Nancy Cuno Edda Davis Esta Dickson Francino Dunn Elizabeth Dyor Ann Fornoft Suzanno Flowors Joan Claire Foxoll Borbara Franko Mariana Frankon Barbara Frooman Jane Freeman Jackie Frey Chorio Grcgoire Ruth Ann Hoof Mary Hack Betty Hampton Gladys Hanson Chris Hapko Joan Hayos Judy Hurt Marcio Hurt Joan Judd Frances Kelsoy Jane Kitchin Potricia Kitchin Joan Kniorim Mariom Lacrampo Jackio Lajs Nancy Larson Gwon Leavitt Joan Liobmen Gloria Lorenzen Marian Magovcrn Joan Malcom Rosemary Massey Chorry Maybock Donna Meuter Holono Moshor Holon Nielson Boatrico Owings Joonnotto Paintor Annette Person Botty Pistohl Audrey Pomerantz Paulino Rood Rose Rottger Lillian Rupp Hope Russell Dolores Sackett Bornico Scherer Barbara Shipley Joan Shiploy Carol Sorenson Marjory Sponcor Barbara Spilman Betty Stewort Mabol Strong Sally Stryker Beverly Tannor Kathleen Valdick Teddy Van Logon Doreon Bigna Solly Wagonot Kay Wort masonic club ESTABLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1923 Fall OFFICERS Spring Blair Hoit Helon Blake Jere Parkor Ann Phillips Gerry Haney Louis Fourcroy ..John Poters Jock Benton Ellon Hogan Fall APPOINTED OFFICERS Spring Curt Harrison Ann Phillips J Kay Kakashien John Cooper Helon Blako i Bernice Scherer ( Betty Pihl Bob Airhort ( Roy Levy Martin Goldsmith- Business Manager Photo Club REPRESENTATIVES FROM HENRY MORSE STEPHENS LODGE Mr. Boyd B. Rakestraw Mr. Fred Flanders TRUSTEES Mr. Boyd B. Rakestraw Mr. Leo Sioverf Governor Earl Warren Mr. R. P. Wisecarvor Mr. Corl 8. Munck Mr. Paul S. Boren Mr. R.C. Hortsmann Mr. Frank Killinger Mr. Carlislo D. Nielson Helm Blake Peggy Bumgarner John Cooper Jane Freeman Martin Goldsmith Film Hogan Blair Hail Boh Johnson Warren Johnson Boh Keldgord Marie Lewis Jim Macintosh Kathryn Nakashlan Jere Parier 8111 Pearce Ann Phillips Bernice Scherer Dick Walker 8elty Wearer 461 PHRfiTERES (National Womon'� Social Organization) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES, 1924 IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1935 FOURTEEN CHAPTERS SENIORS Ruth Arrferson Charlotte Co an Vlrgln.4 Crowe Eudenc Omm Lois Hccdcrscn Iris Hepps May Kate be Ruth Kaslning Roberta Laidla Madia Matisov Oorothy Wolfe JUNIORS Wary Ann Arbrosini Helen Arvanitakis W.lctha Beaty Elian Bragbelta Shirley Ellis Marilyn Hale Diana Hanemlan Edina Hcagerly Mary McOoufel Carolyn Sander� Phyllis Seaman Nancy SMddeil Marion Vranru Emmylou Warf SOPHOMORES Alice Anderson Patricia Bender Margaret Hicks Marie Le« s Joan Pawson Kay Warne Janice Wells Arlyne White FRESHMEN Marilyn Beaber Oiaoe Birched Carol Blakemore Edina Hamberger Elian Hogan May me lee Juanita L'Esperance Ma-garet MacGregor Jeanne Murphy Mary Ellen Nicholson Roberta Park 8etty Pihl Patricia Vanderburgh SENIORS Ruth Anderson Charlotte Cowan Virginia Crowe Eudonc Drum Lois Henderson Iris Hepps May Kakefce Ruth Kaslning Roberta Laidla- Nadia Matisov Shirley Rich Dorothy Wolfe JUNIORS Mary Ann Ambrosial Helen Arvanitakis Wiletha 8eaty Elian Braghetto Shirley Ellis Marilyn Hale Diana Hanem'an Edina Heagerty Mary McDouga! Alice Remail Carolyn Sanders Phyllis Seamen Nancy SKddell Marion Vranna Emmylou Warf SOPHOMORES Alice Anderson Patricia Bender Margaret HicLs Marie Lc-is Joan Pawson Shirley Reinisch Olive Rosecrans Kay Warne Janice Wells Arlyne White Lora Wood FRESHMEN Marilyn Beaber Diane Birched Carol Blakemora Louise Fellows Edna Hambergor Barbara Hinton Elian Hogan Mayme Lee Juanita L'Esperance Jeanne Murphy Margorct MacGregor Mary Ellen Nicholson Joanne Niven Roberta Park Betty Pihl Patricia Vanderburgh I I i 1 462 UTRimoue (ASUC Womtn'l Social Organization) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1932 ONE CHAPTER Fall Barbara Bach-...... Marilyn Phillip� ... Joy Constordino—. Jean Tritchlar------ Pat Smith__________ OFFICERS Spring .............—President...-................ Marilyn Phillip� ----------------Vice-President______________ Dorothy Cosat ............ Recording Secretary.June Schneider. Eileen Rodger� ------------Corresponding Secretary.——.-...—...Donne Fagon ----------------—Treasurer----------------------------Beverly Larson Barbara Bach 8otty Barnado Maxine Bodell Gaile Bronson Holen B-jckloy Joy Consterdina Dorothy Coset Peggy Dahl Shiela Darling Diana Fagan Donna Fagan Barbara Franke MEMBERS Barbara Good Ruth Kriedt Beverly Larson 8erbare Longbrook Lois Marshall Gwen Milmore Margaret Mitchell Koren Pace Marge Peterson Morilyn Phillips Elinor Robison Eileen Rodgors Rosa Rottger Juno Schneider Dorothy Seibert Pot Smith Jean Tritchler Carolyn Trusty Barbara Turner FRONT ROW, left to right: Man Peterson, Dcana Fajan, Eileen Rodgers, Merit Phillies, Barbara Bach, Oorothy Cos«t, B tty Barnacle. SECONO ROW: R Ui Kreidt, Marylu Tritchler, Bar Larson, Carolyn 8orrf, Jo Consterdlne, Elinor Robison, Keren Pice, G« a Mlheore. BACK ROW: Lasena Schneider, Helen Buckley, Carolyn Tnrsty, Jean Tritchler, Peg� Dahl, Margaret Mitchell, Lois Marshall, Barbara Lorwbrook, Sheila Darling. 463 U.C. VflCHT CLUB Fall OFFICERS Spring Bill Hutchings Team Manager...-..� . —..Bill Hutchings MEMBERS Philip Adorns Floyd DoShaw Don Hodges Donald Nowman Fred Shultz Mary Ann Ambrosini Ray Doyo Shirley Howland Nancy Nicholson Jack Sloan Elinor Armstrong Dooms Donohue Harriot Huguenin Dagno Nordlund Margarot Simon Stan Ausmon Jof? Doolittle Anno Hunter Lowell North Alan Smith Bob Baler Bovorly Duvell Wm. Hutchings Joan Norton Leonord Smith Alison 8orr Natalio Elster Micheel lerussi Elmor Olliklala Wayno Smith Robort 8ock Barbara Feaster Cerl Johnson Josoph Oswarl Donald Springer Robert H. Becker Vosla Feragen Chorles Johnson Suzanno Palmer Donnis Stendish-Whito Karl John Bong John Ferrier Kien Kovor Loonord Polonsky Martin Siorn Joanne Berglund Joan Frooborn Joanno Kilsby Wes Prisbroy Robort Stone William Berry Bill Ficker Betty Knudsen Loron Roghn Don Randall Jean Storie Jacqueline Betz Stanley Gertler Stanley Kohlenberger Lewis Tambs Eva Black Anno Gillies Dieno Lovely Shirley Randall Lois Thorkolsen John Blackwell Eula Graham Goorge Medrid Richard Rood Robort Thomas Mary Boise Marilyn Hale Jean Marks Beverly Rinoharf Marilyn Thompson R. M. Cantillon Chris Hapke Nadia Matiscn James Robertson Jack Thomson Bob Carrick James Hervey Audrey Mawdsley Frank Rodgors Marlene Todd Aloxander Cecil. Jr. Jeen Hayes Douglas McClellan Selma Rosenborg Leonard Troeller Lilaco Child Helmut Heckscher Howard MacKinstry Howard Rubin Kenneth Walker Diano Collins Kenneth Hensyerk Jack McLonaghen Nigel Seymour Marilyn Schedo Herbort Ward Joy Cooper John Hill Poto Merrill Mary V arron John Cramer William Hill John Millor Ken Schenermaur Dud Wostlor Barbara Cranston Daniol Hirsch Stuert Monfort Herbort Shear Marilyn Wolf Ray Davis H. S. Hirshberg John Muir Larry Shep FACULTY ADVISORS Cap Pease Glen Waterhouse FRONT ROW, kft 10 right: Shirley Howland, Bmy Knudscn, Anne Hunter, Evelyn Imperatrice, Gieoer Imperatrice, Dolores Oonatue, Jean Kilsfcy, Carrvliu Fell� , Eliw Skaggs. SECOND ROW: Larry Sh� 9gs, Cluis Hapkf, Paule D'Valle, Margaret Brown, Marlene Banister, Mary Franklin, Barbara Cranston, Ann Allies, Beverly Derail, Nancy Nteholson. THIRD ROW: Bill Waterhouse, Phillrs Adams Stanley KoMenberger, Howie Rubin, H. R. McKinsuy, Wes Prisbrey, Leonard Troeller, Darryl Rounds, Peter Merrill. FOURTH ROW: Sun Ausman, Jack Slwn. Jim Simoeds, 8ruce Frey, Norman Williams, Ken Smith, Leon- ard Smith, James Strorg, John Cramer, Michael Macdonald, BACK ROW: Rcy Smith, 8cb Naoghten, Richard SevfelM, Alan Smith, Ray Deys, Bill Hutchings, Elmer Olllkkaia, Warren Stnrren, Charles Slice. 1 inTERnmionm house International House is a thriving expression of the prevailing cosmopolitan spirit on the campus of the University of California. Each year an increasing number of students from all over the world is attracted to the University by this spirit as well as the high academic standards of the institution. During the past two decades International House has become a residential and social center for foreign and American students interested in world under- standing and friendship. The organization is, however, not entirely a book worm's paradise. Many a trophy adorns the walls of the recreation room de- noting that I House men are just as apt at sports as they are at their studies. FRONT ROW, kit to right: MoUmed Mertada, Cecilia Reynaks Stilt. Geoffrey Wilkinson, Nancy Nowell, Chris Kroof. SECOND ROW: Matin Ratlin, Oominjo 11«, Moauelllk Jagtiank, Pinos 0. Sokmooldes, Edward Safarian, Abbas H. H. Ar-rushdl. BACK ROW: 8«rnd Crasemann, Robert Levy, Nceman Newcomb, Govlnd Curuswaml, James Clark, David Cocoer. 465 ALPHA RHO mU OFFICERS 1949-1950 President .. carl Owon Boyo|ian Social Chairmen - — Lorraine Cono FACULTY ADVISORS Mihran Aghabatian Leo Edwards Edith Carpenter Richard Hagopian MEMBERS Elaine Hertgogian Vivian Mouradian Quaonio Amojon Evolyn Chituni Chuck Hezarabodien George Rustigien Michael Apcar Lorraine Cone Richard Kafeyian Horry Sodoian Haig Ashjien Loo Dabaghian Zorob Kopriolian Madeline Sahagian Alford Ashuckian Ara Farajien Gladys Kermoyan Onnig Shehen Ernest Babition Martin Gabriel Ray Koobatian George Tanielian Rudolph Babikian Carl Genian Greg Krikorian John Tashjian Eleanor Baronion Andy Grashian Sam Krikorian Zaven Tatarian 8ovorfy Barsamian Victoria Gregorian Annig Kupelian Richard Terzian Pete Barsamian Edward Hagopian Margarot Magadan Mae Tulanian Bob Boudakian Vernon Hailoyien Arline Malkasian Arem Vanesian Charles Boyejien Harry Halajien Erwin Margosian Evelyn Vertany Earl Bouajian Vahack Haroutunian Edward Minasian FRONT ROW, Wt to r M: One Kupclian, Ara Farajiin, Alford Ashuckian, terrain Con , Earl 8oyai.M, Mac Tularin, Aran Varwjlan, Gcorjc Tankllu. SECOND ROW: John Tashjlan, Victoria Cr«oorian, Onn SMhan, Ettlyn Chiler.i, Edward MtaasUn, Eleanor 8aro-im. Bob Boodlkian, Madeline Satajian. THIRD ROW: Ray Kosfcatian, Arliro Malkaslan, Jo 8ojajU� , Gladys Kennoyan, Martin Gabriel, Edith Carpenter, Chock HararabediM. BACK ROW: Harry SadoU , Valvack Harootunian, Rvddph Bablklan, Ernest Babikil-, San Krikorian. FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1913 Fill Walter Ong.. Bernard Lev. Dorothy Cho_ Mildred leong-------- David Low Kum________ Steven Wong Manley Wu____________ Tom Woo_____________ Wallace AMye Warren Ahtye Kenneth Sun Au Mildred Lin Au AI 8. Chan Andrew Chan Jemei Chan Ivy Chan Lun Chan Thomet Chan Wing Chan Che vChurg Chang Henry Chor n Bee I a Chao Demey Chao Manie Chen David Chew Front Chew Fronklin Chew tobChew Roland Chew Walter Chew Sen M. Chew Frank Chiang Chang Ying Chih Gordon Chin Francit Chin Fay Chin Howard Chin Paul Chin Roland Chin Tavlor Chin William Chin Albert Chinn Roy Chinn Thelma Chinn Wilber Chinn George Chong Larry Chong Peter Chong Walter Chong Chriitopher Chow Jimmy Chow Robert Chow Dorothy Chu Frank Hoe Din Jack Howe Din Itadora Ding Harry Dong Ruby Doth im Allen Don Fong Arthur Fong Emily Fong George Lum Fong Gladyt Fong Helen Fong Jamet Wong Fong Lvnoetto Fong Violet Fong Wilkeen Fong Florence Foo Either Foon lily Foon William Foon Calvin Fung Pauline Fung Waymon Fung Jerry Gee Paul Gee Roland Gee Thomat Lin Gee Theo Gin Albert Gong Churg Cho Gong Edward Gong Paul Horn Peter Horn Peter Dok Horn Bob Hong Ken Hong Kuo Yurg Huang Jo« Hung Ray Jue Wallace Jeurg Roland Jang Ruby Jang Janette Jeae Jack Jew Larry Jew Merrill Jew Jamet Jiu Richard Jiu Chew Moon Jue Leung Nay Jue Raymond Jurg Ann Jung Eva Jung Francit Jung Richard Jung Edmond Jung Lilah Kan 8eniomin Keh Kon Hock Khow Georoe Kim Jack Kim Wilfred Kong Andrew Kwok Augutt Lam Alexander Lee Alice Lee Dick Lee Edwin Lee Ernett Lee Fay Lee Faye lee Frank lee Frank Joe Lee OFFICERS ________Pretide-nt________ ___Viee-Preiident_________ ———_____Recording Secretary__ ________Corrcipondmg Secretary— -... -... - ______________ Auditor____ ___________Houte Meitaae _ _______Spring Informal Chairman. MEMBERS George Lee Jeannette Lee Jennie Lee levit Lee Mabel Lee Madeline Lee Michael Lee Mary Lee Marvyn Lea Robert Lee Robert Ward L«« Sherwood Lee Sui May Lee Sooky Leo Soon Hing Lee Virginia Suian Lee Vivian Lee Wilbert Lee Sit Leon Edvard Leong Mildred Leong Peter leorg Wah Leong William Leong Bernard Lew Dan Lew Lawrence Lew Lawrence W. Lew Peggy Ann Lew Stan lew Hvon Li Gene Lim George Lim Edmund Ling Angela Loo _ Frenktyn Louie Ven Yee Louie Eugene Louie Henry Louie CHII1ESE STUDEOTS _____Steven Wong ... Larry Fong ....- Stanley Wu, Manley Wu Frank Low Edna Low Eva Low Franklin Low Jamet Low Shirley Low Albert Love Edmund Lo� e Ruth Love Mura Lowe Stanley Lowe Virginia Lowe William Love B. S. Luk Sam Lum Lorir.g Moy George Mye Francit Lum Helen Lum Margaret Lum Nancy Lum Daniel Mah Henry Mar Betty Ng Lawrence Ng Mary Ng Catherine Ong Harry Ong Jamet Ong Mary Ong Paul Ong John Oynung Joe Pang Bill Pang Reger Patting Hu Wei Pei Arthur Pon Della Pon Wign Pon Gilbert Pong Wing Pord Robert Poon Howard Quon Alberta Quoa Daniel Sam William Sheng Alfred Suen Heiel Sheu Luke Shiu Peter Shin Henley Sion George Siu Paul Siu Richard Siu Tim Siu Jamet So George Tang Irving Tana Theodore Jong John Tim 8en Tom Bill Tom Ella Mae Tom Howard Tom Larry Tom Moon On Tom Peter Tom Raymond Tom Shirley Tom Wayne Tom William Tom Will� Tom Beverly Tong Ethel Tong Jamet Tong Kay Tong Margaret Tong Richard Tong Winton Tong Bill Toy Erk Wang Tar Whang David Wing Dorit Wing Jack Wing Niog Gau Wing Fee Chun Wing Lillian Wing Albert Wong Alfred Wong Calvin Wong Elitebeth Wong Emily Wong Everett Wong Frank Wong Fred Wong Helen Wong Helen Wong Jock Wong Jane Worg Jike Wong Jow Wong John Wong Kai-Ming Wong Mabel Wong Mary Wong MyNin Wong Patricia Wong Richard Wona Roy Wong Steven Wong Steven Wong Suite Wong Willard Wong Thomat Wong Harmon Wong-Woo Felipe Wong Franklin Woo Jamet Woo John Woo Tom Woo Peter Woo Diana Wu George Wu Gloria Jean Wu Manley Wu Betty Anne Yee Chuck Yee Comtance Yee Fay Fong Yee Frank Yee Harry Yee Henry Yee Irene Yee Johnny Yee Nency Yee Nellie Yee Rove Yee Chun Yee Tat Chino Yee Stanley Yep Willard Yep Gordon Yim Lloyd Yim George Yip Phil Ytp Gim Yourg Bor Chcon Yop At ter Young Cum Young Fong Youna Genevieve Yourg Herbert Young Ardrev Young Ken Yourg Cho-teng Yu Stanford Yuen Wilbert Yuen FRONT ROW, left to right: Bernard Lew, Steven Wong, 0� .id Che� , Soon Lee, Ray Feng. BACK ROW: George Yip, Lon Chan, Ton Woo, Lawrence Chong. 467 ¥ HMDUSTRI1 STUDCnTS BERKELEY CHAPTER FOUNDED IN 1945 Prosidont.......... Secretory.......... Treasurer........... Executive Members OFFICERS ........................Pabboreju S. Roju .................. Gurbakhsh S. Dheliwal ......................G. R. Varatharajan .......Roop Raj Purohit. C. Jonordhon Roo Sataya P. Aggarwol Rom Saran Agarwal Kameleswar Boruo Krishna 8hawnani Noorudin A. BiHowola Shahbudin A. Billawala Koshavlal P. Chondorio Deb Kumar Chandra Shantakumar 8. Chitro Asif E. Currimbhoy Vadilal Dogli Laxman G. Doshmukh Nool J. do Souza Amritlol M. Dhanak Pritam S. Dillon Dudloy Dinshaw Prabhat Doshi Bonifoco G. Fernandes Kanitilol M. Gotha MEMBERS Samarendo N. Ghoshal Madhukar C. Mohta Govind Swam! Guruswam! Dost Merchant Syood V. Hussain Suresh C. Jhaveri Om Perkesh Kalra Yoduraj K. Kaul M. Z. Khaiser Anworuddin M. Khan Hari K. L. Khonno Noormahomud Lakhdhir Orlando D. Lyngdoh Madhav G. Marathe Roshan Marker Les Albon Henry White Mohamod Masihuddin Narsinva D. Motngo Josoph S. Mathias Krishna Kumar M. Mehta P. H. Mody V. N. Sripada Murti K. N. Norain Aziz D. Pabaney Bidyadhor Podhi Jawahar D. Pandit Jayantilol Porikh N. M. Patol P. H. Patel V. S. Pradhan Madho Pershod Singoshwar Pershad M. Puttorudrioh M. S. Roydu Bluebell Reode 8op Reddy M. G. Reportor Chattar Singh Samra Gurdip Singh Saran Aziz Sayeed Nirodkumar Sen Abdulgofoor Sorang Arvind J. Shah Hari D. Shorma M. J. Shukla R. S. Sree Y. Srironamurti S. J. Teloti M. G. Tolwalkar Manohorlol Tolway T. Nanborumal Hari Vaswani Mohammad Wahiduddin Chandra Porkash Lai Potor Duncan Farimo Merchant FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Pcltarudriah, H r| Vaswar.l, C. Janardan Rao, R.irruiristta Rajj, Gurl Ohaliwll, Roop Raj Purohit, Fatema Merchant, Roshan Ma-ier. SECOND ROW: Si-gheswar Prasad, Deb Chandra, 8. Pedhi, K. N. Karajan, M. Z. Kha.ser, Oost M. Merchant, Kama I Banja. THIRD ROW: A. M. Seranj, N. A. LUrtxJhlr, Keshaw Cha-daria, Motet la I K. Jagtianie, Dudley Olnshaw, Sharad j. Talatl. FOURTH ROW: KrishruVunur M. Mehu, Aziz Pabcoey, Peur Ouncan, Marehar Lai Tat� ar, T. Nam- berunal, Narsinia 0. Matanje. FIFTH ROW: Us Albon, Y. K. Kaul, Madhav Prasad. BACK ROW: Henry White, 8ap 0. Reddy, Lall Chander Partash, Waheed ud Din, Mammce Merchant, $anar Ghoshal, Y. Sriracsamorti, M. G. SMkla. 4A8 1 PHILIPPIIS CLUB OFFICERS President Vico-Prosidont Boniamm Agustm Faculty Sponsor..... - Edith Lindsay ALUMNI Lourdes Atemanio Harold Conklin Domingo Lim Sergio Alunan Jose Jacinto Ernest Perez Hector Leuterio MEMBERS Juanito Alconchor Olympio Galon Frances Olivares Solodad Antiola Rosita Galon Siono Ontoll Caesar Arena Prociosa Gornale Ramon Poralta. Jr. Antonio Aymami Manuel Gotauco Horminio Pugay Frank 8ennett Fred Hecht Herbert Rillora Dativa Caniza Beatrico Insigne Evelyn Rivora Salvador Carlos Max Katigbal Apolinar Sanchez Lucy Catambay Joe Kent Robert Sansano Daniol Conception Gumersindo Leuterio Nollie Schermerhorn Mitzi Conception Hun-Tin Lin Teresa Sovilla Pat Confotor. Jr. Peter Lim Eva Suplido Sumagpoo Ccnsuolo Dagoan Ramon Manzen© Daniel Strohl Joseph M. Dirige Alfred Mondoza Antonio Tiampo Marciano Farofan Mauro Millan Soledad Tombocon Herman Fogata. Jr. Consuelo Olivares Dr. Isidro Volasquez FRONT ROW. left to rlgM: Leo H. S«un, Conte Lcrios, Ouvata AlMdJ. Brnji-rin Aguslln. Elfr i Regala, Evelyn Rtwra, Twtsa Serilia. SEC6nD ROW: Jos Facinto, Pr«ios Cernale, Ramon R. Peealla. Jr.. S '«d d TumDcwe, Ros.U Galon, Dat.ra Can.ja, Lucy Gatambay. THIRD ROW: Harold Conklin, Sergio Alunan, Slone Ontell, Heotor Leuterro, Herman Togata, Nellie Stfcrmer- horn. BACK ROW: Olyc e Gafeo, Maximo KatigSak. 469 cHRisTinn science ORGAnizmion THIS organization was founded in 1907 for the purpose of uniting the Christian Scientists in the University of California in closer bonds of Christian fellowship, and to afford to those of this University so desiring, opportunities to learn more about Christian Science. The organization welcomes the campus public to its Tuesday evening meetings, at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given: to a Christian Science lecture given once a semester by a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts: and to the Open House given each semester. The activities of the organization are conducted entirely by its membership, which is composed of registered students and faculty members of the University. These activi- ties are carried on through various committees such as: the Accommodations Com- mittee. which maintains a file of living accommodations and work offered to and re- quested by Christian Science students attending the University; and the Library Com- mittee, which maintains a library open to the campus public where the weekly Lesson Sermon may be read and where authorized Christian Science literature may be read or borrowed. The organization’s present edifice was completed in 1933 and dedicated in the spring of 1941. The campus public is cordially invited to its meetings and to participate in its activities. I i . 470 THE B'NAI B’RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION JEWISH STUDENT CENTER HieeCO HILLEL FOUnDflTIOn Fall OFFICERS Spring Gordon Mintz Seymour Rose 1 f Paul Bonko Elaine Landor J ( Sylvia Drabkin Rabbi William Sejowitz, Director Chester M. Zoff. Program Diroctor Serving the Jewish community on the campus with a cultural, religious, social, inter-faith end counseling service. MICH+E.L: GOODMAN Af i. Architect's it left at the I. M. Golden Memxiil Buildi-q now under construction at 2736 Bancroft War, 8e rider- 471 nEiumon j (Catholic Studonts Social and Intalloctual Sociaty) ESTABLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1899 OFFICERS President------------------------------------------------------------------John Nevin Vico-Prosidont„ ------------------------------------------------------------Lynn Behrent Treasurer------------------------------------------------------------------Bill McCarthy Secretary------------------------------------------------------------------Lucille Allen Representativo-at-Lorgo____________________________________________________Chuck Strawn Fall EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Spring Katy Gorrity CHAPLAINS Rev. Francis G. Quinon Rev. Richard Walsh Rev. Charles Albright 472 John FjIU.h1. (Sonior Men' Honor Society) FOUNDEO AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. I90i BETA BETA Fall OFFICERS Spring Wally Wallbrinck....„........... President.....................Bill Chorleson Morso A. Cartwright Dr. William Donald James Fisk Stanley Freeborn Richard Kesslor HONORARY MEMBERS Earl E. Leadorman John Jonningj Earl Leobrich Mathow Lynch John MacKenzie William W. Monohon Robort G. Sproul Captain John Switzor Edwin Voorhios Carl Zamloch MEMBERS Dave Anderson Dave Dcnlon Wells Morso Jon Bakor Kon Duddy 8ruco Mosoley Rainer Baldauf Ritchie Dunn Ed Pauley Jim Boavor Bob Elder Buzz Porry Tom Bishoe John Hale Clay Petray Peto Black Georgo Hartman Pat Rowe Dick Bowman Warren Hoiman Bob Ryan Tod Qrittingham Ted Kenfiold Phil Seaton Bill BucUin 8ob Losey Ben Shattuck Goorgo 8ull Al Leubo Greg Shecnan Rick Calendor Whizzer Lenz Bill Sharer Bud Carlott Mike McGuire Al Siedol Bill Charleson Mark McKimmens Bill Simpkins Honk Coles Paul McKnight Wolly Wallbrinck Ray DeJong Ed Maloney Bob White Bob Donnis Moose Mayors Tom Wolfe FRONT ROW, ktl to ri«bt: Risk Czknbtr, Buzz Ptrry, Gre) Sh «iun, Jia BtJrtr, Diet Bor,-u� n, Paul McKr. M. BACK ROW: Al laobe, Bob EW«r, Dirt AnC«rsc� , Kti O-ddy, Geers� Hancun, Clay P«lr� y, Wills Mors� , Warrtn Helman, 8 n ShUtuck, Al Sleskl, Bob Ryan, Bumps BaWauf, Tom Wol e, Ray OJonj. 473 IflDEH Foreword ........................... 2 Dedication ..................... 3 In Momoriom 4 ADMINISTRATION President's Message.............. 10 Board of Regents............... 11 Administration Officers.......... 12 Deans of Colleges............... 13 Professors 14-15 President's Reception ........... 16 Charter Day................. 17 Alumni Association............... 18 Univorsity Meetings.............. 19 DIVISIONS California Club............... 22 UCLA________________________ 23 Davis-Riverside ................ 24 Hostings-Fino Arts..a............ 2S Uck-Sc ipps .................. 26 Santa Barbaro.................. 27 Medical Contor............... 28-29 THE CLASSES Senior Class Offlcors......... 32 Senior Council and Peace Committco................ 33 Seniors .................... 34-93 Senior Wed . .95 Junior Officers. 96 Junior Council and Candid........ 97 Sophomore Officers............... 98 Sophomore Council and Candid 99 Freshman Officers............... IOO Froshman Council and Candid.... 101 STUDENT LIFE ASUC President and Vice-President ........... 104 Etecutivo Committee 105 Representativos-at-Large 106-107 Business Administration........ 108 Activities Coordinating Committco................... 109 Women's Activities Council.. 110 Women's Day Candids..... Ill ACTIVITIES Assembly Dance Committee and Radio Workshop......... 114 Orientations Council........... 115 Counseling ................ 116 Judicial Committees............ 117 Athletic Council and Committee 118 Rally Committee................ 119 Yell Leaders. 120 Functional Services Board and Public Relations Council... 121 ASUC Staff Committoo and Elections Council—.......—.... 122 Constitutional Council and Studont Government Clinic........—.... 123 Drives Council and ASUC Personnel Council............ 124 Stephens Union Committee...... 125 Secretoriot...................... 126 International Relations Board.... 126 Welfare Board................... 126 Health Council ... 127 Studont Labor Council............. 127 Studont Relations Council—....... 127 WAA .................. 128-129 PUBLICATIONS Publications Council.............. 132 Publications Office Staff.......... 133 Bluo and Gcid Managerial. 134-135 Blue and Gold Editorial. 136-137 Daily Califcrn'an Managerial....138-139 Daily Californian Editorial. .140-141 Daily Cal Sports Staff... 142 Ad Sorvice Bureau................. 143 Californio Engineer ............ 144 Occidont ...................... 145 California Pelican..............146-147 DRAMA University Theater...............— ISO Plays ................-...151-153. 156 Mask and Dagger Review........ 154-155 MUSIC AND DEBATE Mus'c Council ................... 160 Glee Club............. -.....— 161 Treble Clef. 162 Glee Club-Treble Clef Show..163 Band...................-......... 164 Symphony Forum................... 165 University Chorus ond Symphony.... 166 Varsity Debate................— 167 Junior Varsity Debate............ 167 ROTC Army ROTC 170 Navy ROTC....... 171 ATHLETICS 1949 Football Varsity.........178-179 1949 Football Games 180-191 Rose Bowl....... 192-195 Ramblers. ...................... 196 Frosh Football___________________ 197 Rugby............................. 198 Soccer.............................199 1949 Boskotball Vorsity.....202-203 Basketboll Games.............. 204-208 Blues ........... -............ 209 Freshmen .................... 210 Weight Basketball............... 211 1950 Track Squad_______________ 214 Track Mcots....................216-219 Freshman Track.................. 220 Cross Country..................... 221 Basoball Varsity.................. 224 Semi-Pro Basoball................— 226 Baseball Independents ........... 227 Cl BA 228-229 Cinnamon Bears................... 230 Frosh Baseball.................... 231 Varsity Crew...................... 234 1949 Poughkeepsie Regatta 236-237 Alumni Crew Day 238-239 Junior Varsity Crew............ .. 240 Freshmon Crow.................... 241 1949 Varsity Tennis............244-245 Tonnis Players.................... 246 JV and Frosh Tonnis. 247 1949 Varsity Swimming................. 250 JV ond Frosh Swimming............. 251 254 Golf 255 256 Wrestling 257 Yachting ond Fencing 258 Volleyball and Riflcry 259 Skiing 260 Intramural Sports................... 261 FRATERNITIES Interfraternity Council 266 267 268 269 Alpha Delta Phi 270 Alpha Epsilon Pi 272 273 274 275 Alpha Sigma Phi 276 Alpha Tou Omego . 278 28C Bata Sigma Tau 281 474 I n D E K Bota Thota P!_______282 Clii Phi_________________________283 Bowles Hall______________________284 Chi Psi........................ 288 Delta Chi________________________289 Del Rey________________________ 290 Delta Kappa Epsilon--------------291 Dalta Sigma Phi---------------- 292 Oolta Upsilon__________________ 294 Oolta Tau Delta —--------------- 296 Kappa Alpha....—.............. 297 Kappa Delta Rho............-...- 296 Kappa No....„_.................. 299 Kappa Sigma.....................300 Lambda Chi Alpha............... 302 Phi Delta Theta_________________ 304 Phi Gamma Dolta________________ 306 Phi Kappa Pw.------------------- 308 Phi Kappa Sigma—.._——..........— 310 Phi Kappa Tau................... 312 Phi Sigma Kappa................. 314 Pi Alpha Phi___________________ 309 Pi Kappa Alpha—-------------- 316 Pi Kappa Phi..™----------------- 318 Pi Lambda Phi..................— 319 Psi Upsilon.....-...-..._......— 320 Sigma Chi-------------—----..... 321 Sigma Alpha Epsilon............ 322 Sigma Alpha Mu............... 324 Sigma Nu--------------------- 326 Sigma Phi—........................ 328 Sigma Pi ---------------............ 329 Tau Koppa Epsilon.......-....... 330 Theta Chi.................... — 332 Theta Delta Chi................— 334 Theta Xi........ ... 336 Zeta Beta Too....... 338 Sigma Phi Epsilon... ......_.... 340 Zota Psi______________________ 541 SORORITIES Panhellonic...................... 345 Alpha Chi Omega................... 346 Alpha Delta Pi.__________________ 348 Alpha Epsilon Phi................ 350 Alpha Dolta Chi................. 352 Casa Hispana.______—........ - 353 Alpha Gamma Delta.............- 354 Alpha Omicron Pi..........-....- 356 Alpha Phi________________________ 358 Kappa Alpha Thota................ 359 Alpha Xi Delto___________________ 360 Chi Omega.......—....--------362 Delta Delta Delta..-.—...... 364 Dolta Gamma—................. 366 Eta-Z___________________________368 Delta Phi Epsilon..—........ — 369 Dolta Zota____________________ 370 Gommo Phi Bota________________ 372 Kappa Delta...——............. 374 Kappa Kappa Gamma................ — 376 Pi Bota Phi__________________ 378 Phi Mu_______________________ 380 Sigma Kappa...............-.... 382 Sigma Omicron Pi_____________- 384 Theto Upsilon..--------------- 385 Zota Tau Alpha—........—...... 386 DORMS Dorm Council....-—........—...— 390 Boaudolaire ________——........ 391 Bay Vie .....----------------391 Bryn Mawr -...............—.—- 392 Hanson House...—--------------- 392 Californian____...-....—----------— 393 Cheney Hall ——............—-—. 394 Colonial Hall and Annex........ 396 Eliiabeth Barrett....——-....... 397 Cunningham__________________ 398 Epworth ____..._-—.......... 400 Freeborn __________—......—---- 402 Joaquin -------------- -..........- 403 Lontone Lodge..........-...... 404 Prospoct Torrace......... ... 404 Mitchell ____________________40S Oldenbcrg __________ ........ 406 Peixotto ....—---------------- 408 Richards ....—............. — 410 Ritter Hell—.......-.........412 Sherman Hall................. 413 Warring Place........ —...........— 413 Stern Hall............ -......- 414 Stratford--------------------- 416 SOCIETIES AND CLUBS Alpha Mu Gamma—................ 420 Baton ____________——.......... 421 Ball and Chain.-.....—............— 422 Beta Alpha Psi.......-............— 422 Beta Gamma Sigma..................— 423 Gavol and Quill...........-... 423 Big C Society-.............. 424 Chi Epsilon ------------------- 425 Circle C—-------------------- 426 Delta Epsilon................. 427 Eta Kappa Nu-----------.----------428 Fraternity Scholastic............ 429 Hammer and Dimmer________________ 430 Mortar Board -................... 430 Honor Students._________________431 Maslc and Deggor.——___________ - 432 Omicron Nu...................... 433 Thalian ........—— ............. 433 Penile ............. —......... 434 Phi Phi_________________________ 435 Pi Tau Sigma...........-......... 436 Prytanean .............—......-.. 437 Skull and Keys.................. 438 Theta Sigma Phi------------------ 440 Women's C Society...-......._.. 440 Tou Bota Pi.................. 441 Triune............ —........... 442 Winged Helmet................... 443 Alpha Delta Sigma..........-..... 444 Alpho Phi Omega—______________ - 444 AICE.................-__________445 Assoc. Optometry Students-------448 Delta Chi Alpha__________________ 449 Home Economics Club..........— 449 Delta Phi Epsilon-............... 450 Engineers' Council.............. 451 Mineral Toch. ........—....... 452 Phi Chi Theto___________________ 452 Military Association............ 453 Omoga Epsilon Phi .........-..... 454 Sigma Delta Chi................. 455 Theta Tau—.—.................... 455 Registered Nurses......-......... 456 Electrical Engineers...........— 457 Chemical Society............... 458 Ace of Clubs.............. -.... 459 Torch and Shield....... ......... 459 Collego Women's Club............. 460 Masonic Club....-............... 461 Phrateres ............ —...... 462 Utrimque .................... 463 Yacht Club .................... 464 International Houso............— 465 Alpha Rho Mu—..................— 466 Chinese Students................ 467 Hindustan Students..........- 468 Philippine Club.................. 469 Christian Science Club----------- 470 Hillel_________________________ 471 Newman Club..........—....------- 472 Beta Beta-------------------——. 473 475 in RPPRECMTIOn THE building of a yearbook is a monumental task and it is the desire of the editor and his staff to herein thank those who have gener- ously given their time and effort in making this book possible. We would thank the hun- dreds. even thousands, who have offered their criticisms and suggestions for making this the best book ever. We especially thank Cliff, Phyl, and Helen in the photo lab; Art Grey of Donbar Studio; Wally, Bill. Marion. Phyllis, and Betty of the Pub office; Bion Atkinson, the artist; Mr. Kolasa. Mr. Ozias, Jack Smith, and all the printers of L.S. Z.; Marvin Bond of Cal Art and his staff for their efforts in getting this yearbook out; and last, but not least, the editor thanks with all his heart a certain brown-eyed girl across the bay who offered more moral support than she realizes. SftVto9. V y.Vi - ™.£Vo. m L