California Boys State - Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

S. CALfFaRH k ntP THE AMERICAN LEGION Department of California Sponsor of CALIFORNIA BOYS ' STATE Proudly Presents The 25th Anniversary Yearbook Department Adjutant JACK A. STOCKMAN Department Commander RDSCOE T. MOFSE JOHN H. VAN VLEET Department Chairman of Boys State Commission 1962 BOYS STATE COMMISSION Glen E. Combs, Area 4; Frank Baker, Secretary; Frank Scott; Calvin Paul, Area 3, Vice -Chairman; Tom Fawcett, Area 3; John Van Vleet, Chairman; John F. Hop- kins, Area 6; Harold Heinly, Area 5; Walter Pool, Area 5; Dean Harper, Area 2; Mitch Story, Area 1; Jack Ertola, Area 2. The Boys State Commission is like a, board of directors. It determines policies for the Boys State program , interprets and carries out convention mandates . draws up a budget, approves appointments made by the chairman and aids in the promotion of Boys State within the Areas represented. w Absent from the 1962 Commission meeting: Walter J. Sullivan Area 6 Gilbert Tennis Area 1 RISE AND SHINE TODAY IS MONDAY A L L DAY These familar words come from the office of Chief Counselor, where Philo Chambers plans and directs the program of the week. The 1962 Staff of Counselors Enthusiastic -Efficient -Dedicated Business Manager Marion Benedetti provides for the physical operation of Boys State, such as, buildings, meals, supplies, busses, use of grounds, set-up and clean-up. Left-Basil Proll, Jr. Treasurer of Boys State Located in Legion Department Headquarters, San Francisco. Look after registration and financial records. Secretary Frank Baker Office Manager THE BOYS STATE STORY Boys State was first organized and developed by tlie Ameri- canism Committee of the American Legion of the State of Il- linois in 1934. The first year of the activity in Illinois proved beyond doubt the possibilities of the movement, and the 17th annual national convention of the American Legion, held in Septem- ber 1935, adopted the following resolution; Resolved, by the American Legion that we highly endorse the Boys State movement, and recommend that it be made an essential part of the Americanism program. The California program was started soon after Resolution No. 3 was passed at the Fifth Area Meeting at Brawley, Nov- ember 29, 1936. This resolution requested that the Ameri- can Legion Department Executive Committee set up a Boys State the following summer (1937), and that the plan be pat- terned after and carried on in a manner similar to that al- ready in operation in the Departments of Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The Fair-Grounds at Sacramento were chosen for the site. The State of California loaned the use of the buildings. Steel cots and straw tick-covers were borrowed from the Califor- nia National Guard. The same site has been used each year except 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1946. During the above war years the Fair-Grounds were not available because of their use by the military. In 1942 Boys State was held on the campus of the College of Agriculture at Davis. In 1943, 1944 and 1946 we were inv ited to use Grant Union High School at North Sacramento. The managements of both the Agricultural College and Grant Union High School were enthusiastic about our youth program and donated the facilities of their buildings and grounds without cost to the American Legion. THE BOYS STATE CREED AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP IS MY MOST PRICELESS POSSESSION. I BE- LIEVE IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICi WHICH GUARANTEES ME THE RIGHT TO WORSHIP GOD AS I CHOOSE AND AS A CITIZEN, EQUAL OPPORTUN- ITY, AND EQUAL EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS. IT IS MY OBLIGATION TO PARTICI- PATE IN AND CONTRIBUTE MY EFFORT TO THE CIVIC AND POLITI- CAL WELFARE OF MY COMMUNITY, STATE AND NATION. I RESOLVE TO LEARN AND UNDER- STAND GOVERNMENT AND THE CIVIC NEEDS OF MY COMMUNITY AND I HEREBY DEDICATE MYSELF TO THE TASK OR AROUSING AND MAINTAINING A LIKE INTEREST IN MY FELLOW CITIZENS THEREFORE MAY THE EXPERIENCE OF BOYS ' STATE BE EVER WITH ME AS A REMINDER OF MY OBLIGATION TO MY COUNTRY. GOVERNOR TOM HOWARD First governor of California Boys ' State (lliird from right) and otlier constitutional officers. Tom won liis election by five votes over Joe Pierano. Bert Mann, chairman of Americanism Commission and Judge PuUen are locau-d in center of back row. RALPH MILLER taking oath of office as 2nd gover- nor of Boys ' State. Justice John PuUen is administering oath while Governor Frank E. Merriam looks on. DEPARTMENT COMMANDER RECOMMENDS BOYS STATE AS A LEGION ACTIVITY IN CALIFORNIA In his Pepoit to the 1937 Convention Commander Thomas J. Riordan stated: Your Commander investigated the feasibility of conducting the first California Boys State, which action you instructed the Commission to t ake, and found that such a venture was very practical and certainly essential to the welfare of the youth of California, Briefly, we are pleased to report that the Boys State in this first attempt was a successful program. The Comman- der feels safe in saying beyond question The California Boys State program enlarged and improved will be the most practical program that the American Legion can sponsor as a subsequent year activity. FIRST GOVERNOR, TOM HOWARD, ADDRESSES AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION From Summary of Procedings of 1937 American Legion Convention: Chairman Bert Mann of the Americanism Commission made his report to the convention. — He introduced Tom Howard of San Francisco, Tom appeared to be no more than 16 years of age. His poise and delivery were outstanding. He stated in part: 1 not only discovered a reality of purpose of the American Legion, but I also found our that this Legion is in a class by itself, in that it aloue, out of the hundreds of other organizations , bends its efforts toward the betterment of youth through such pro- grams as this Boys State- - - I am proud to be the first governor of California Boys State, and as such I earnestly ask you to give California youth a lift and to continue this program, Bert Mann made a plea for the continuation of the Boys State program — the practica- bility of the program is well established and it is the most unselfish program in which the Americanism Commission ever engaged. GOVERNOR ' S COUNCIL Governor Ralph Miller and other constitutional offi- cers with 23 appointees to the Governor ' s Council. This 1938 session brought 389 boys, an increase from 254 in 1937, ijkLIHl THE AMERICANISM PROGRAM In addition to the operation of the school of practical government where the boys learn by doing, the schedule includes an Ameri- canism program. The boys are taught that love of our coun- try and respect for its flag are an integral part of the duty of all citizens. For many years P. A. Dick Horton presented a pageant of the history of the flag. Recently the program has been under the direction of Willard Wilt. ; 5 ? ' THE PRE-WAR YEARS Year Bovs Governor 1937 254 Tom Howard 1938 389 Ralph Miller 1939 Jack Maiben 1940 829 John Cleary 1941 699 Wells DeLoach Party Sponsoring Post Lieut. Gov. Whig Sunnyside, San Francisco ? Dinuba Wm . Ulyate Nationalist Montebello Dave Hurford Independent Whig Geo. Washington San Francisco Santa Maria Don Hitchcock Victor Hancock The Third Inaugural C. A. Yank Harelson, Chairman of the Boys State Committee at the mike. Seated behind table are Governor Jack Maiben, Department Commander Doc Walters and Judge Jolm Pullen. State, county, and city officials in background witli local legion- naires. Jack Maiben Takes Oath With Jim Howie looking on Justice John Pullen administers oatli of office to Jack Maiben Boys State Staff - 1940 Legionnaires acted as Senior Counselors and Coordinators. Most of the Junior Counselors were Law College students. In 1940 Boys State consisted of 20 cities and 5 counties. QUALITY RATHER THAN QUANTITY An Important Decision Many Legionnaires were so enthusiastic about the success of Boys State that they wanted to ex- tend the benefits of the program to as many boys as possible. It was also good publicity for the Legion. Those closest to the operation of this youth movement recom- mended that a limit be placed on the number of boys allowed to attend. The reasons for the limitation were the long lines wait- ing for registration, chow, admission to buildings, etc, , also the limited capacity of meeting halls, the extra personnel prob- lems, discipline cases, and especially as a health precaution. Jim Howie, Chairman in 1940, had the scare of his life when three cases of scarlet fever and two cases of mumps brolce out. Activities were curtailed and all boys were rushed home as the City Health authorities threatened to quarantine Boys State. Howie wished for a limit of 600. In 1942 and again in 1946 a limit of 500 was recommended. Governor John Cleary speaking at the 1940 Inaugural Ceremony Lt. -Gov. Don Hitchcock and Gov. Cleary with other constitutional officers John Cleary of San Francisco conducted a suc- cessful campaign for Governor as an Independ- ent. Through some misunderstanding he failed to qualify for the Primary Election of his party so he ran as an Independent and obtained more votes than his two opponents combined. John Scott of Whittier was the Whig candidate and Robert Gross of Fresno ran on the Federalist ticket. In 1943 Albert Rubey of Hollywood was elected Governorj defeating Bob Macintosh of L. A, Rubey and Governor ' s Council.  1 M Mm THE WAR YEARS Year Boys Governor Party Post Sponsoring Gov . 1942 537 Gale McGuire -F Hanford Post 3 1943 538 Albert Ruby -W Holly vood Women ' s Lieut. -Gov . Reed Waters -W Siegfried Hesse -F 1944 735 Jack Mauck -W Hollywood World War 2 Frank Mahoney -W 1945 --------- NoSession Was Held This Year ----- - - - 1946 779 Bob Harmon -? Bakersfield Peter Algra -? In 1942 the session was held on the Campus of the University of California Agricultural College at Davis. In 1943, 44, and 46 the site was Grant Union High School at North Sacramento. Lieutenant Governor Fred Houser administers oath to Governor Rubey (Bottom Left) Gov. Bubey and State Officers Chief Counselor George jolinson -front right Maxching to the Capitol on a rainy day in June 1944. Ralph Van Courttight and the 1944 Boys State Band FOOTBALL FIELD BECOMES CAMP HAUGHTON Named after Department Commander Bill Haughton, city of tents was erected on the football field at Grant Union High School in 1944. Reveille at 6:30 was followed by Flag Raising at 7:00. Then 15 minutes of calisthenics led by Tiny Brockelman or Pop Brorsen. During the recreation period some time was spent in marching in order to make a good appearance during the march to the Capitol. One incident of the life in tent city occurred when a violent storm struck the city one night and almost wrecked the place. Hundreds of tiny frogs jumped around the field next day and found their way into pillows, pajamas, and sleeping bags. Jack Mauck of Hollywood takes oatli of office after defeating Mike Minchin of Los Angeles for governor. Rutherford, Camp Director; Ken Fulton, Director of Natural Resources; and Yank Haralson, Chairman; are seated in background. Governor ' s Council ll 1 B I 1 Ijj «t| I ' i Ss a ) ° H-f • ., ! ' mA,:. ' ' i ' } - Gov. Bob H.irmon was swom-in by Justice Paul Peek. Standing left to right: Depart- ment Commander Bob Snyder, Chairman Yank Harelson, Gov. Harmon, Justice Peek, 3 otlier officers ;md Camp Director Bill Rutlierford. 1946 Inauguration TEN YEARS OF TRAINING AMERICA ' S LEADERS Year Boys Governor 1947 ? 1948 730 1949 ? 1950 709 1951 718 1952 776 1953 816 1954 760 1955 ? 1956 792 Thomas Bush Dick Witham Party Post Sponsoring Gov. Lieut. Governor -W Walnut Park Gorden Hardley -W -W Richmond Richard E. Davis -? ? LaForestC. Phillips -F C.C. Thomas, S. F. Franklin Tateosian -W San Mateo Anthony Fuller Sam Garrett James Beardsley Douglas Hopper Richard Hammes -F San Diego -F Ben Bowie, L, A. -F Blue Bell, L. A. D. Ogden Mills Larry Green Pat Riordan Willard Johnson Joe Agapay Stan Wilkerson -F John L. Camp, Glendale Philip Singer -W Leyte 625, San Diego R. T. Valverde -W -F -W -W -W -W -W Fcady for flag raising 1947 Staff of Counselors Jolm Hopkins, Chief Counselor; presides over group containing Salzman and Chambers, who were also on the 1962 staff. Bring oii tiie ISoys Doctors and nurses in background. Charming women legionnaires register tomorrow ' s leaders. Secretary Buth Hopkins on right. SACRAMENTO LEGIONNAIRES HELP BOYS STATE The enthusiastic reception and support given to the Boys State program by the Legion- naires of the city and county of Sacramento have been marvelous. The details of regis- tration, passing out supplies and T shirts, and assisting the medical staff with the physical examination are some of the responsibilities assumed by the local veterans. Mitch Story heads up a transportation committee which meets trains and busses. The Capital City Women ' s Post and the Virginia Boden Post alternate turns at the manage- ment of the canteen and the sale of photographs. Sloat City Wins Honors in 1951 Counselor Willard Wilt is proud of the inspection record of his city. The name of Dewey Baker is known to hundreds of boys over many years. It is almost a tradition for the Baker family to supply the food at Boys State. First, Dewey Baker, Sr. and now Dewey, Jr. together witli his wife, mother, sister and other relatives manage the kitchen and dining room. Mrs. Baker is standing between her son and husband. At 1947 Inauguidlion John Hopkins, Gov. Warren, Governor Tliomas Bnsli and Yank Harelson. GOVERNOR WARREN GREETS BOYS STATERS Governor Earl Warren always extendeo a warm welcome to Boys Staters. He is shown here congratulating Governor Tom Bush. r f Prp w W ' Itllll! ( t mmr- r -«r- w«nir i I , 1 i i - ' ' i| «|: B-.tj iiM i lMlli iilriE Tliomas Bush of Huntington Park was elected by a close vote over Vincent Jones. He selected botli Federalists and Wliigs on Iiis Governor ' s Council. Below: 1957 Senators taking oath of office. Lower left: Waiting to enter Capitol for Inauguration. Lower right: Hopkins opens Inaugural The 1953 Boys State Senate takes time out for a picture in the State Capitol Senate Chamber. Counselor Dick Horton and Tommy Lee, Senate Clerk, served as advisors to the Senate. Lieut. -Gov. Joe Agapay presides. Department Commander Louis K. Gough was thrilled by the rally and the entire program, when he made Iiis official visit in 1950. He is shown here speaking to the combined meeting of the Federalist and Whig Parties. On the platform with Comdr. Gough are other Department Officers. The 1952 Staff had the honor of having Department Commander John Home as the Chief Legal Counselor. Home had served in that capacity for many years before. Singing God Bless America at the 1950 Inaugural Ceremony, from left to right, the Governor ' s Legislative Secretary, Beach Vasey (now Judge), Dept, Comet, Louis Gough, Justice Paul Peek, Gov. LaForest Phillips, Chief Counselor Philo Chambers, Director Carlisle Kramer, and Chair- man Yank Harelson. Governor LaForest Phillips confers with tlie members of his Governor ' s Council, Tlie meeting is being held in the Governor ' s Council room in the State Capitol. Counselor John Hopkins is Advisor. In 1951 Gov, Franklin Tateosian cliose this smiling group of young politicians to serve on lus Council, Counselor Roy How is Advisor to group. ' ' ' ■ ' o vccvcCh A view of the dining hall at mealtime ' ' - ' ' .- - ' ii- ' is EfiOrS STATE Governor Anthony Fuller takes oath of office from Justice Paul Peek, on June 26, 1952. In 1953 Governor Sam Garrett is sworn-into office by a Justice of the District Court of Appeals. Governor Fuller meets with members of his Governor ' s council. Governor Sam Garrett receives standing ovation after Inaugural Address. Gov. Warren on his right. The Governor ' s Council is called for a meeting with Gov. Sam Garrett. Governor Earl Warren offers congratulations to Governor Sam Garrett. At tlie 1954 Inauguration Justice Andrew Schottky administers oatii of office to Gov. Jim Beardsley. On platform with Governor Beardsley are Kramer, Schottky, Harelson and Gordon Lyons, Dept, Ad- jutant. Philo Chambers, Chief Counselor, at right. Gathered around Gov. Beardsley are the members of his Governor ' s Council. The colored boy is Rudy Smitli, Fed. Party Chairman, who was chosen to attend Boys ' Nation with Beardsley. Counselors Frank Scott and George Church- hill act as Advisors. The 1954 Supreme Court group of legal minds. as a busy and efficient 760 Boys Staters Filled tlie Assembly Cliamber of tlic State Capitol to Witness tlie Inaugural Cere- monies June 24, 1954, The Supreme Court listens to argument by the Attorney General. A large group is attracted to an interesting superior court case where the District Attorney is addressing the Jury. LEARN BY DOING This is the secret of the success of the school of practical government known as Boys State, After explanation and demonstration by the Counselor, the boys are directed to proceed with the operation of city, county and state governments. They use their own good judgment in making their laws, operating their governments, and deciding the penalty for breaking the laws. Filing etitions Obtaining Ballot The Fourth Estate Studying Law Seven Supreme Court Judges swear to uphold and defend the constitution. Voting Oath being administered to Gov. Gary Topjon by Judge Gordon A. Fleury. TJie Fed. Candidate, Richard Pandukt, was defeated by 84 votes. ,9- . Gov. Topjon and Lt. Gov. Ray Chambers, Counselors view 1957 inaugxiration. Pop Dukes, Col. Frank Benedict, Business Manager Marion Benedetti, and Secretary Martlia Biirrell. Assemblyman S. C. Masterson, who gave the Address of Welcome at die Inaugural Ceremony, congratulates Gov, Gary Topjon. Chairman Frank Scott stands at the left. On right is m Hurley who is ver ' happy because lie was die sponsor of die winning Wliig Party and he is proud of his Assemblyman. The 1961 Inaugiu-ation Richard Jack, Whig, won over his Fede ' -alist opponent, Stuart Besser. After taking Oath he became the 24th Governor of Boys State. Senators in audience listen for explanation of Governor ' s Platform. Chairman Jack Ertola beams in background as Governor Jack starts his inaugiu ' al address. State Treasurer Bert Betts who conferred oath is about to be seated. THE LAST SIX YEARS - THE BIGGEST AND BEST Year Boys Governor 1957 810 Gary Topjon 1958 825 Tim Orr 1959 829 Keith Julian 1960 805 Louis Pambianco 1961 810 Richard Jack 1962 845 Santiago Garza Party Post Sponsoring Gov . Lieut. Governor -W TempleCity Ray Chambers -F -W Wilshire Medical L. A. Dan Lund -F w La Mesa 282 Jim Little -W w San Jose 791 James A. Page -F w Richard Hurley, S. F. Ladd Margolin -W w Easton Michael Gold -F A quota of one boy per Post has been established. Due to adequate facilities, experienced management, and dedicated personnel Boys State has operated efficiently with over 800 boys in attendance. The counselors have repeatedly stated that it is better to do a good job with fewer boys that to do a poor job under crowded conditions. 19 LEADERSHIP Over a 25 Year Period The Department Chairman and the Commission are responsible to the American Legion for the Boys State Program. Year Chairman 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 Bert Mann Dr. Henry Watters C. A. Yank Harelson James S. Howie Wm. Burrows Sid McFarland Larry Price Yank Harelson Yank Harelson G. R. Dick Rees Yank Harelson John F . Hopkins Yank Harelson G. R. Dick Rees Fred R. Pop Dukes Frank E. Scott Frank E. Scott John F. Hopkins John F. Hopkins John A. Ertola John H. Van Vleet Commander Thomas Riordan Joseph Long Henry Watters Wm. S. Dunn Wm. Farrell Robert F. Garner, Leon Happen Wm. P. Haughton Jim Howie, Yaiik Harelson, Tiny BrockeLman, Pop Dukes Jr. Robert Snyder Richard Chamberlain Harry L. Foster Rex Whittemore Louis K. Cough Stanley Dunmire John D. Home Wm. A. White Wm. R. Burke Malcolm Chaplain Joseph Farber Leo M. Crawford Alfred P. Chamie John J. Flynn Steve Foote-Sid Gelber John R. Hann Roscoe Morse 5? fA. 1949 Boys State Commission Stajiding: Jim Quiglcy, Herbert Gimdcrson, Clyde Walker, Harelson, and Bruce McCormcll. Seated: G. R. Dick Rees, Chairman, Rutli Hopkings, Dept. Adjutant James Fisk, Secretary; Col. Wm. P tlierford, Director; Chambers, Cliief Counselor; Comdr. Bill Haughton 1944 Pop Dukes, Dept. Comdr. Chambers, Jean Morony 1952 John Home, Philo department Commander Leo Crawford ;reets Governor Gary Topjon at Legion -onvention in 1957. Chairman Frank icott lool-cs on. A QUARTER CENTURY OF LEADERSHIP IN TRAINING THE YOUTH OF CALIFORNIA Chief Counselor: The operation of this school of practical government is the responsibility of the Chief Counselor. Over the 25 years six men have served in this capacity: Judge John Pullen-lyr. Judge Jean Morony (Author of Manual) 2 yrs. George H. Johnson- 2 yrs. Jim Howie-2 yrs. John Hopkins -4 yrs, Philo Chambers -14 yrs. Business Manager : (formerly called Director) Responsible for the physical set-up. Seven have served in this capacity: Jim Howie- 1 yr. Capt. Al Waite-6 yrs. Ralph Mitchell -2 yrs. Col. Wm. Rutherford-2 yrs. Carlisle Kramer-6 yrs. Marion Benedetti- 8 yrs. 1943 Staff: Director Ralph Mitchell, front left Secretary: James K. Fisk-7 yrs. Yank Harelson-1 yr. Ruth Hopkins -10 yrs, Martha Burrell-4 yrs. Frank Baker-3 yrs. 1944 Staff Frank Benedict 14 years Joe Cenoz 10 years Freeman DierXam 11 years Leonard Glover 12 years LOYAL SERVICE IN A GREAT CAUSE Counselors Who Hove Served at Boys State Ten Years or More. Pop Dukes 18 years Aubrey Penman 12 years Lou Salzman 20 years WiUard Wilt 16 years Walter Sullivan 12 years A ' ▼Z. ♦ Jolin Hopkins 18 years Pliilo Ch.imbers 23 years 1357 Staff L )60 Staff C3 WE HONOR OUR PAST GOVERNORS Present Pictures of Past Potentates I Jack Maiben 1939 Gale McGuire 1942 Albert Bubey 1943 Second Governcw Ralph Miller killed in auto accident-1957; won high honors in high school and colleee. Jack Mauck 1944 Thomas Bvish 1947 ■sa, Franklin Tateoiian 1951 James Beardsley 1954 Richard Hammes 1956 Note: We regret our inability to obtain photographs from all of them. 23 FOLLOWING OUR GOVERNORS THROUGH THE YEARS The Experience of Boys State Will Live Forever in the Minds and Hearts of These Young Men 24 Year Governor High School College Service Record 1937 Tom Howard Balboa San Francisco Stanford WW2: Army Air Corps Korean: Navigator 1938 Ralph Miller Dinuba UC Harvard Major, US Army Japan Pentagon 1939 Jack Maiben Montebello Pasadena Naval Reserve -4 yrs. 1940 John Cleary Galileo UC Capt. Infantry San Francisco S. F. State Bronze Star 1941 Wells EteLoach Santa Maria u.s.c. Infantry- 4 yrs. 1942 Gale Mc Guire Hanford Union San Jose State Marine Corps WW 2, Korea 1943 Albert Rubey Hollywood uc Navy- 2 1 2 yrs. 1944 Jack Mauck Fairfax Los Angeles UCLA, LA State Air Force, Troop Carrier Command 1945 . . _ _ _ _ _ - . -No Session Held- - - . _ _ _ _ _ 1946 Bob Harmon Kern County Bakersfield No record No record 1947 Thomas Bush Huntington Park Los Angeles UCLA Long Beach State 1st Lt, -Army 1948 Dick Witham Richmond Union No record No record 1949 Richard E. Davis Fairfax Los Angeles No record No record 1950 LaForest Phillips St, Ignatius San Francisco Stanford Univ. of Lyon U.S.A.R. 1951 Franklin Tateosian San Mateo Union UC, Stanford Naval Aviation Bomb Navigator 1952 Anthony Fuller Hoover, San Diego No record No record 1953 Sam Garrett Jefferson Los Angeles No record No record 1954 James Beardsley Dorsey Los Angeles UCLA; Harvard 1st Lt, Marines . 1955 Douglas Hopper Glendale Princeton; UCLA ;No record Now: UCLA Med School 1956 Richard Hammes St. Augustine San Diego St, Mary ' s San Diego State Marine Corps 1957 Gary Topjon Temple City Whittier; To attend Duke No record 1958 Tim Orr Loyola Los Angeles UCLA Loyola -LA ROTC 1959 Keith Julian Grossmont San Diego Harvard NROTC 1960 Louis Pambianco San Jose James Lick HS Santa Clara NROTC 1961 Richard Jack Sacred Heart San Francisco 1 -v Douglas Hopper 1955 First California President of Boys Nation Governor Tom Howard Ralph Miller Jack Maiben John Cleary Wells DeLoach Gale McGuire Albert Rubey Jack Mauck . Bob Harmon Tom Bush Dick Witham Rich Davis LaForest Phillips Franklin Tateosian Anthony Fuller Sam Garrett James Beardsley Douglas Hopper Richard Hammes Gary Topjon Tim Orr Keith Julian Louis Pambianco Richard Jack Present Occupation Account Executive Investment Firm, San Francisco Killed 1957 in auto accident Marketing Director Advertising, New York City Educator, Editor, S.F, Public Schools Bulletin President, Redi-Rain Mfg. Co. , Glendora Teacher, San Jose High School Interior Designer, Alamo, California TV Producer, Hollywood No record Real Estate, Redondo Formerly a teacher No record No record Attorney, San Francisco Account Executive Investment Firm, San Francisco No record No record Student at Harvard Law School Student at UCLA Medical School Student - Political Science Now in the Marines Student - Political Science Will attend Duke University Law Student Student Possibly a career in politics Student Student Interested in architecture % ■rr- N Gary Topjon 1957 Tim Orr 1958 Keith Julian 1959 Pres. Boys Nation BOYS NATION Held on the campus of University of Maryland, College Park, Md. H ere the lucky boys receive instruction in the operation of our national gov- ernment. Visits are made to government offices and points of interest in and near Washington, D.C. Delegates to Boys Nation are considered Senators from their respective states and are given the opportunity to engage in legislative practice. Keen competition results in a lively campaign for the election of a President of Boys Nation, Three California Boys have achieved that honor. In 1955 Governor Doug Hopper of Glendale was the first Californian to have held that office. In 1958 Lt. Gov. Dan Lund of Los Angeles and in 1959 Governor Keith Julian of La Mesa were also honored by selection to the high office of President of Boys Nation. From one president to another. Hopper presents gift to Eisenhauer. Topjon Gary 1957 Dan Lund President 1958 Ed Washington, Dist. Clini, 20th greets Singer and Hopper, Legion Officers, Mayor, Glendale citizens give hometown welcome. M) OF Rove ' 1962 CALIFORNIA BOYS STATE STATE OFFICERS Lieutenant Governor Michael Gold Governor Santiago Garza Controller J| Charles Terry Secretary of State Booker T. Guyton Treasurer Gary Lapid ! o ' GYSST Tv Attorney-General Gary Rubus Superintendent of Public Instruction Bruce Jones 27 THE SENATE OF BOYS STATE The Senate in session at the State Capitol. FRONT ROW, left to right: Bud Spencer (Counselor), Eric deGooyer, Ed Stadler, Richard Burt, Michael Gold, Tom Tlicahan, Paul Messier, Larry Evans. SECOND ROW: Scott Kemp, Dennis Morgan, Ron Buffum, Freddy Richards, Bob Jolinston, Tim Dallinger, Gene Bream (Parliamentarian). THIRD ROW: Joe Foster, Mike Dean, David Etliier, Darrcll Smitli, Benjamin Stetson, AUan Cutron, R. V. Dunagan (Sergeant at Arms). FOURTH ROW: David Paul (Secretary of Senate), Ralph Re qua. Bob Arnon, Mike Younger, Mike Woodruff, Ed Laclergue. 28 THE STATE ASSEMBLY OF CALIFORNIA BOYS STATE Assemblymen hold session in the Assembly Chamber of the State Capitol Building. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mike Robertson (Sergeant at Arms), James Harrington (Reading Clerk), James Mallory(Chief Clerk), Fred Knaias (Reading Clerk), Derold Sidler (Chaplain), Michael Sedano (Parliamentarian), George Hunsinger (Speaker), Lawrence Guzin (Parliamentarian), SECOND ROW: John Van Vleet (Counselor), Bart Rocca, Bruce MacGregor, Don Stanger, Paul Gentille, John Lewis, Ed Tripp, Stanley DeGruccio, Bob Blumenstein, Owen Tsuchiya, John Calmore. THIRD ROW: Mike Matkins, Victor Dequin, Mike Heffernan, Richard Deeter, John Cantlon, Rick Herrier, Gary McDonald, Jim Wilkinson, Peter Martin, Mike Cross, Hobart Carr. FOURTH ROW: Paul Speck, Ed HiU Gary Heitz, Virgil Carter Mike Davidson, John Hanson, Richard Kennedy, Rich Bianchina, Francis Ota, Kent Madsen, Bob Cooley, FIFTH ROW: Harvey Lauritzen, Stan Hayes, Lloyd Reist, Ken Murray, Ed Andrew, David Church, Mike Reukema, Doug McFarland, Dan Metlay, Robert Melville, Jim Selna, 29 THE SUPREME COURT AND THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM Iff™ 1962 Supreme Courtin Session Joe Hernandez, Gary Barton, Mike Enfield, Center, Chief Justice Bob Justice, Nick Robinson, Bob Franklin, Tim Crater A City Jail Stan Dunn Legal Counselor OF HISTORIC INTEREST: In 1943 Chairman Ralph Mitchell announc- ed a combination essay-oratorical contest whereby a boy was to be selected in each Area to represent Boys State on a visit to the National Capitol. Contests were held in high schools , Legion Posts , Districts , and Areas. The subject was Why I want to Represent California in the U.S. Congress The area winners were Art Napeletano of San Anselmo, Harold Cook of Lodi, Ted Flynn of Glendale, John Mills of San Diego, and Tom Litchfield of San Mateo. These area winners were delegates at the 1943 session of Boys State. Here they engaged in another contest to convince the citizens which two were to be designated as Senat- ors. Napeletano and Flynn won. Legion- naire Walter Sullivan was selected to ac- company the boys on their trip. 30 HARELSON COUNTY Swearing-in tlie jury at a session of the Superior Court. FRONT ROW: Board of Supervisors - Bruce Fisher, Arthur Bruzzone, Clifford Hui, Hugh Jenkins, Joe Stanton. Superior Court Judge - Fred Bennett, County Clerk - John Townsend, SECOND ROW: Counselor - Frank Benedict. Treasurer and Auditor - Edwin Smutz. Tax Collector and Assessor - R. V. E unagan. Sheriff - Lonnie Brown. County Clerk - Steve McCaffrey. Coroner and Public Administrator - Tom Turner. Re- corder - Darwin Homer. County Superintendent of Schools - Robert Spinas. 31 City of BURNETT Mayor Jess Starr. CoimciLmen: Ed Cho, Dave Johnson, Grant Bushee, Joe Pelan- coni. Frank Medeiros, clerk; John Knudsen, treas; Steve Mortimer, city attorney; Tom Jacobus, judge; Dennis Taylor, chief of police. FRONT F W, left to right: Bob Neubacher, Rodell Smitli, Henry Klein, Don Stanger, Lloyd Kti.,,, ..u .... 1 liiadanc, }clli uni- graber. SECOND ROW: Wayne Johrs on, John Garate, Jack Pctranker, Skip Bushee, Gary Walker, Mark Robinson, Fred Bennett, Dave Johnson, Johimy Knudsen, Gale Newman, Larry Evans, Dan Lang. THIRD ROW: Capt. R. D. F oss (Counselor), Steve Doug- lass, Edwin Cho, Lutz Kramer, Ron Miller, Gregory O ' Brien, Jess Starr, Steve Van Camp, Darwin Homer, Allan Wiesblott. FOURTH ROW: Richard Widney, Tom Jacobus, Harry Polkinliorn, Dennis Taylor, Steve Detsch, Frank Medeiros, Mark Dalrymple, Ron Naymark, Joe Pelanconi, BooKer Guyton, Steve Mortimor. 32 City of MARSHALL Mayor: Austin, Kabota Dan Devincenzi. Councilmen: Bill John Fanell, John Grassia, Ken Marce Basca, clerk; Ohren, judge; Peter James Morrison, chi Mike Kerns, Besson, City ef of police. treas; Norm Attorney; FRONT ROW, left to right: Jon Lander, Les Litten, Tom Turner, Richard Kennedy, Ed Laclergue, Jim Morrison, John Grassia, R. V. Dunagan, Peter Bisson. SECOND ROW: Steve Sadd, Clifford Hui, Norm Ohren, Skip White, William Hanna, Michael Kerns, Don Devincenzi, Ron Boettcher, John Townsend, Joe Fa vela, Art Bruz zone. THIRD ROW: Ed Cheetham (Counselor), Edward Howard, Pete Schoettle, Terry Sinnott, Nelson Stanley, Mark Greenberg, Ken Kubota, Marce Rasca, Bruce Wallis. THIRD ROW: Ralph Nasalroad, Jack Farrell, Hugh Jenkins, Tony Dent, Eric DeGooyer, Lonnie Brown, Steve McCaffrey, Bruce Fisher, Chip Cureton. 33 City of Mayor; Tim White. Couacilmen: Howard Demmelmaier, Riiss Gurevitch, John Pusztai, Walter Hoszinger. Dennis Dolley, clerk; Rudolfo Duterte, treas; Frank Graham, judge; Robert Craig, city at- torney; Dale Murray, chief of police. STANFORD FRONT ROW, left to right: Kenji Tsuchiyama, Al Villalobos, Dale Murray, Tom Fitzpatrick, Tom Long, Bob Ccrasoli, Tim White, Bob Hernandez, Perry DiMassa. SECOND ROW: Ray Claassen, Don Quinn, Mike Cross, Walt Hoi zinger, Rick Hayden, Rodolfo Du- terte, Bill Gabriel, Doug McFarland, John PuszUi, Jim Lytle, Ken Farber, THIRD ROW: Richard Miller, (Counselor), Steve Smitli, Steve Thompson, Phil Rockwell, Dick Burt, Joe Sunton, Mike Meador, Frank Graham, Russ Gurevitch, Charles Taylor, Howard Demmelmaier, Bob Pickus, Co. Frank E. Benedict (County Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Doug Giddings, Bob Craig, Paul Wliitson, Dennis Dolley, Don Hawthorne, Larry Berryhill, Bob Spinas, Dave Gordon, Ed Smutz. 34 Board of Supervisors in session. Citizens of Walters County observing the making of county ordinances. lora jTiirt i .v ' yN. ' ' 5 ' TArf WAITERS COUNTY i ' T-; ; s . J 1 - i FRONT ROW: Board of Supervisors, Tony Roggers, Wayne Motley, John Davilovich, Gordon Marsh, Reynold Blight. Superior Court Judge, Mike Lucas. District Attorney, Lionel DeMorst. SECOND ROW: Counselor, Leonard Glover. Tax Collector arud Assessor, Bruce Finstead, County Superintendent of Schools, Robert Kellogg. Coroner and Public Administrator, Doug Jensen. Treasurer and Auditor, John Palmquist. Ifecorder, Mike Casagranda. Sheriff, Jim Anderson. Clerk, Hirshi Tokubo 35 City of BIDWELL Mayor: Albert Wilbern. Councilmen: Rich- ard Ellis, Randy Pratt, William Idsinga, Mike Okura. Gene Toukamoto, clerk; Robert Doud, treas; Dave Anderson, judge; Eric Bond, city at- torney; Dick Lane, Chief of Police. Albert Wilbern, iVvwcwr - -r-: .,r),n. C ' ■ ' -.■■ ' • ■ ' ■. ■ ' ■- ■-...■ - iL Cudaback, Greil Marcus, Richard Verry, Ricli.ini Aj-plostill, Dave Anderson, Tom ii , 1 ._ ,.j i. II u iii;iil: Albert Wilbern, KUm Arnold Pete Benjaminson. SECOND ROW: Ricliard Tenncy, Martin Snapp, Frank Reherniann, Grant Mitcliell, Dennis Powers, Allan Deck, ' jeff McKenna, Robert Doud, Richard Martinez, Vern Poytliress. THIRD ROW: David Riddorhofl (Coimselor), Ed Hill, Gary Tyler, Bill Densmare, Randy Pratt, Gerald Talley, Gerry Hamor, Mike Ward, Jim Laponis, Richard Compean, Nick Robinson. FOURTH ROW: ' Robert Matheson, Gene Toukamoto, Eric Bond, William Idsinga, Dick Lane, Mike Okura, Richard EUis, Geo, Hunsinger, Darrell Smith, Jerry Thomas, Tony Roggero. 36 Mayor: Dave Atteberry. Councilmen: Gregory Gessay, Loren Miller, Sidney Johnson, John Derosa. City of JUDAH Jim Barnes, City Clerk; Bruce Hendricks, Treasurer; Richard Tomkins, Judge; Joseph Sonderleiter, Police Chief. FRONT ROW, left to right: Steve Mann, Richard Tomkins, Edward Andrew, Loren Miller, Howard Lin, Bruce Hendricks, John Danil- ovich, Sidney Johnson, Dave Atteberry. SECOND ROW: Joseph Sonderleiter, Nicholas Minchokovich, Robert KeUogg, Jim E, Barnes, John Derosa, John Washington, Freddy Richards, Ptoswell Bishop, Arthur DeChambeau, Armen Gostanian, Richarti Everett, Harry Thompson. THIRD ROW: Gordon Marsh, Mike Lucas, Don Jackson, Edwin Gibb, Bruce Finstead, Adam Wolf, Gary Streed, Robert Compton, Jay Hayes, Ross Warren, Jim C okas (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Lionel Pemorst, William McCollum, Mike Auman, Sher- idan Crammer, Gregory Gessay, James Fenolio, Harvey Lauritzen, Charles Eilhardt, Paul Neesan. 37 City of MILLS Mayor: Sandy Atwood. Councilmen: Ralph Schlageuhauf, James Troppmann, Bruce Haslam, Bob Blumberg, William Nowdesha, City Clerk; Mike Russell, City Treasurer; Frank Fujimuraj Judge; John Stryker, City Attorney; Herb Ramsaier, Chief of Police FKOr. 1 i ' i_ ., i 11 to ngJit: David WooU, Sttvo KoSMiian, Bob Blumberg, Lou Midillostrob, Chuck Henry, Rick Bermecke, William Nowdisha, Brent MacDonald. SECOND ROW: Doug Jensen, Herb Ramsair, Frank Fujimura, Ted Tliompson, Eddie Valenzuela, Bob Jordan, Gerry Mylroie, Mike Espinet, John Samore, Wayne Motley. THIRD ROW: Darrell Jung (Counselor), Jim Troppmann, Mike Heffernan, Leo SuUivan, Mike Casagrande, Jerry Poulak. FOURTH ROW: Jim Anderson, Phillip Hinkle, Bruce Haslam, Mike Rus- sell, John Palmquist, Tom Nielsen, Jerry Schlagenliauf, Reynold Blight, unknovm. Rick Kasayama, Hirshi. Tokubo. 38 LONG COUNTY Citizens of Long County checking election results FRONT ROW: Board of Supervisors, Steve Yost, Mel Sherer, Corky Haisten, A. Mioduszewski. Superior Court Judge, John Christensen. District Attorney, Eli Mulkovich. SECOND ROW: Counselor, Lou Salzman. County Superintendent of Schools, Victor Frazier. County Clerk, Joe Mills. Recorder, Phillip Wedlake. Treasurer and Auditor, Dick Ewing. Tax Collector and Assessor, Fred Trapp. Sheriff, Ben Buttitt. Coroner and Public Administrator, Gary Yano. 39 Mayor: Stanley Benkoske. Councilmen: Mickey Eriich, FUch Randolph, Carl Scatena, John Merrifield. City of DONNER trM M Tim Rliyan, City Clerk; Mike Hall, City Treasurer; Bill Pascoe, Judge; Dave Smith, City Attorney; Stanley Benkoske, Police Chief. FRONT ROW, left to rigiit: Joe Towner, j«..j.ii I ' luiii, 1, n- I Kdiinaik, l jt u.iui l iki. _ Sidler, Howard King, Mel Sherer. SECOND ROW: John Merrifield, Sun Sniitli, William Ta lbot, Steve Ridd, Dave Sinitli, l cli Randolph, Robert Blumenstein, Jeny Picaman, Mike Hall, Robert Smetz, Cliris Parks. THIRD BOW: Donald Trost, Johnnie Scott, Jeff Thornton, Francis Ota, Jolrn Wegis, Carl Scatena, Scott Kemp, Walter Haas, Johnny Galleano, Mike Dillon, Bud Spencer (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Bill Bruce, Eli Mulkovich, Tim Rliyan, Stanley Benkoske, Ken Linliares, James Lindcr, Cliarles Carter, William Pascoe, Thomas Harward, Richard Lyon. 40 Mayor: Art Kattenhorn, Councilmen; Vernon McDonald, Steve Lucido, Steve Hovely, John MacTavish City of SLOAT Richard Woolley, City Clerk; George Nordstrom, Treasurer; Horace Cochrane, Jr., Judge; Mike Pitney, City Attorney; Danny Nolan, Police Chief left to right: Bill Lane, Jerry Hogan, Vernon McDonald, Stephen Smith, Richard Stone, Bruce Garrison, Bon McDon- ald, Danny Nolan. SECOND ROW: Fred Trapp, Ben Burritt, Chris Appel, Gary Yano, Michael Pitney, Robert Loew, Henry Hoshino, Terence Shea, Art Kattenhorn, Phil Wedlake, Ross Kersey. THIRD ROW: Horace Cochran, Al Miodhszewski, Steve Hovley, Ed Stoddard, Jolm Batson, Jim Hodgon, Ron Buffum, Bob Franklin, Stan Rifkin, Kevin Mactavish, Warren A dler (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Steve Lucido, John Christensen, Rex Honey, Jim Wilkinson, Bruce MacGregor, Harry Kettmer, Gary Lapid, George Norstrom, Rick Wooley. FRONT ROW Mike Mandala, 41 City of CARSON Mayor: Carter McClelland. Councilmen: Richard Boyd, Pat Nanolini, Paul Fiack, Robert Okano. Victor Zgorzelski, City Clerk; David Ban- uelos, City Treasurer; William Reed, Judge; John Solirakoff, City Attorney, Frank Ek- noian. Chief of Police. rti m : i9 .1 M fit ' i ' CARSON ' «r4i FF DNT ROW, left to right: Gary McDonald, Bob Okano, Jim Bellanca, Victor Frazcr, Pete Dorsott, Ken Beattie, Dennib Suuuon, John Schrakoff. SECOND ROW: Gary Ompad, Tito Torres, Joe Birdsong, Jim French, Dick Ewing, Richard Escarsega, Gary Henry, David Banuelos, Joe Dugan, Mark Chase, Francisco Molina. THIRD ROW: Joe Mills, Getulio Pableo, Donald Hatch, James Greiner, Rick Boyd, Fred Knaus, Mark Barbee, Frank Eknoian, Robert Melville, Homer Haistcn, Bill Rted. Bob Munger (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Pat Nanolani, Steve Yost, Carter McClelland, Paul Feack, Jim Kroener, Chris Hamilton, Vic Zgorzelski, Mike Younger, Dennis Slattery. 42 HOWIE COUNTY Thu Slicriff testifying at a trial. FRONT ROW: Board of Supervisors, David Parker, Bart Rocca, Jimmie Johnson, Alan Tober, Michael Gates. Sheriff, John Parker. District Attorney, Richard Teuton. SECOND ROW: Counselor, Joe Cenoz. County Clerk, Gary Mortensen. Treasurer and Auditor, Dennis Mann. County Superintendent of Schools, Phil B del. Coroner and Public Administiator; Bary Wilder. 43 Mayor: Reuben Snipper. Councilmen: Jules Minton, Dick McAuliffe, Rod Bruck, Bruce Fullerton. City of FREMONT .r% i . ' iSLl-i. Ron Hoffman, City Clerk; Peter Warner, City Treasurer; Steve Boer, Judge; Jim Holden, City Attorney. FRONT BOW ■■lipL-l, BilJ Millur, Ri.Hlnoy Allr i::.inj J,i:;,, ' -, Solna, W ' l ' :; : liimpiiry;., }■ ■liiKcr SECOND ROW: Mike Ritcliey, Terry Hurst, Ricliard Pogue, Jim Holden, Daral Millich, Jules Minton, Bart Rocca, Mike Lippitt, Bruce Fullerton, Henry Owen, Peter Warner. THIRD ROW: Steve Ohlander, Frank Hcintz, Jim Prouty, Michael Quincey, Gary Heitz, Barry Wilder, Dick McAuliffe, Gary Mortensen, Mike Grain, Richard Deetcr, Dennis Mann, Lee Haley (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Steve Boer. ■ --..-. _ . _ . _ . . . _ _ , Doug Mudford. THIRD ROW: Steve Ohlander. i, Dick McAuliffe, Gary Mortensen, Mike Grain, Steve Kreel, Ron Hoffman, David Parker, Rod Bruck, Paul Mess ' ier, Doug Childress, JackLitewka, Jim Sims, Tliomas Thompson, 44 Mayor: Michael Woodruff. CounciLmen: David Byrne, Martin Fishman, Gary Shemer, Keith Watanabe. City of SUTTER James Kelly, City Clerk; Antoni Oriandini, Treasurer; Allen Cutrow, Judge; John Maddux, City Attorney; George Groveman, Police Chief FRONT ROW, left to right: David Tuttle, David Bornstein, Robert Finsten, Charles Doggett, Denis Purcell, George Groveman, Keith Watanabe, Frank Neuber, Tony Oriandini. SECOND ROW: Michael Gold, Dave Gentry, Michael Reichert, John Maddux, Jolm Bedell, Andrew Whaling, Hobart Carr, Allan Cutrow, Michael Woodruff, Larry Jordan, Jim Kelly. THIRD ROW: Cliff Glidden, Phil Bedel, Mark Siemens, Joe Foster, Bob Klein, Jeffrey Kupers, Dennis Witschel, Dale Power, Fred Meister, Martin Fishman, Gerald Reedy (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Charles Eliason, Virgil Carter, John Upton, Robert Blunt, Don Lindeleaf, Karl Armelin, Robert Sierka, Tim Paxson, Gary Scheimer, David Byrne. 45 Mayor: John Fino. Coimciliiien: John Arvizu, Ray Riiddell, Earnest Brown, Mike Beltran. City of CROCKER :H Tom Taylor, City Clerk; Tom Hardy, City Treasurer; Richard Johnson, Judge; Matt Contreras, City Attorney; Sid Ancar, Chief of Police. ••WSs JM FFONT ROW :. . . , . ' rucc Russell, David Church, David Paul, George Metcalf, Matt Contreras, Kenneth Hass, David Raven, John Eidc, ECONU lOW: Tom Halpin, John Fino, Michael Sedano, Don Harrison, Terry Machen, Mark SmitJi, Mike Gates, Erick Eggen, Bruce BUimberg, Greg jesser, Peter KesseL THIRD ROW: Tom Hardy, Alan Tober, Harold NaUian, Mike Beltran, John Vvizu, Michael Agar, Sid Ancar, Jim mie Johnson, Ray Ruddell, Gregory Mayer, Jack Daly (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Earnest Brown, Mike Reukema, Tim Crater, Don DeSomery, James MaUory, Tim Dallinger, Tom Taylor, Don Leydig, Richard Jolinson, Richard Touton. 46 GOUGH COUNTY A scene in the Superior Court, The District Attorney is making a point in his plea to the jury. BDY5 5 ' .T[ FRONT ROW, Board of Supervisors: Lee Lamb, Craig Epperson, Ed Dewey, Gary Blank, Bruce O ' Connor. Superior Court Judge, Bandy Hamud. Sheriff, David Boohk. SECOND ROW: Counselor, James Hurley. Recorder, Bob Teste. Clerk, Harlan SteLmach. County Superintendent of Schools, John Keating. Tax Collector and Assessor, Robert Stout. Treasurer and Auditor, James Sibley. Superior Court Judge, George Prout. 47 City of LARKIN Mayor: Michael Whisler. Councilmen: Kenneth Kaino, Darrell Bates, Bill Bari- bault, Ronald Yoshida. Tony Frary, City Clerk; Howard Hayakawa, Treasurer; Steve Teel, Judge; Harry Hall City Attorney; Bill Hill, Chief of Police. FROiN I i ' vC,,, left to n. . nld Yoshida, Victor Herrmann, Raymond Giordaro, John Hansen, Gary Blark, Herbert Shalant, Micii- ael Matkins, Tony Frar -, Geoffrey Chaffe. SECOND ROW: David Roohk, Michael Whisler, Bill Hill, Stephen Cantrill, Howard Hay- akawa. Dean Reynolds, Jerry Beverman, Bill Baxibault, Charles Klein, Kinley Lamte, Michael Prince, Daniel Tilley. THIRD ROW: Richard Smith, Harry Hall, James Silveria, William Obelleiro, Randall Hamud, Kenneth Kaino, Jim Fitzgerald, Darrell Bates, Larry Raphael, Dave Ethier, George Smith (Counselor.) FOURTH F DW: David Morgan, Lucciano Mezzetta, Ronald Leos, John Hansen, James Payne, Dennis Larson, James Glover, Steve Teel, Dan Nogarr, Terry Stewart 48 Mayor: Alan Dashen Councilmen: Alex Patino, John Starros, Tim Gilmer, Ray Morrow. City of FILLMORE Ralph Lombardi, City Clerk Richard Mitchell, Judge Jerold Goetsch, City Attorney Mike Donovan, Chief of Police (Not Pictured) Dan Click, City Treasurer 1 -yi V f:?J f ..■ l ' •| ' i ILLMORE Jtm ' ■ - - «ift :ih ' FRONT ROW, left to right: Dan Andrus, Paul Click, Doug Dennee, Owen Tsuchiya, Gary Rubus, Richard Bianchina, David Anderson, Rick Ragsdale. SECOND ROW: Jon Fowler, Mike Enfield, Dan Makley, Jim Stoner, Scott Auld, Harvey Schuck, Bruce O ' Connor, Michael Yancy, Alan Dashen, Richard Mitchell, Bill Fujihara. THIRD ROW: Don Wilson (Counselor), Tim Gilmer, Ray Morrow, Dave Lobree, Bill White, Bob Hughes, Jerold Goetsch, Tom Waller, Nathan Mason, James Sibley, Cliris Keehn, Dean Tweedy. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Lombardi, Alex Patino, Harlan Stelmach, John Van Horn, Craig Epperson, Michael Doncvan, Frank Evans, John Starrows, Ira Billick, George Prout. 49 ovo% City of KEARNEY . ' A%.f  -« « - Mayor: Louis Victorino. CounciLmen: Matt Angxis, Evan Wilson, Bob Cobuin, Bob Murillo. FUchard Ehiron, City Clerk; Jeny Tucker, Treasurer; Jerrys Durfee, Judge; Rick Yam- amotOj City Attorney; Chuck Bennett, Chief of Police, FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Testa, ' Bob Gericke, Ed Dewey, Pete Birmtein, Dave Cfanger, ' KeiTHeinrich, SECOND ROW: Edison Louie, Rick Yamamoto, Bob Stout, Kim Wise, Mike Cosby, Vic Dequin, Geoffrey Waring, Evan Wilion, BiLI KeLlogg, Lorin Frcncli. THIRD ROW: John Keating, Lee Lamb, Jerry Tucker, Bruce Jones, Chuck Bennett, Louis Victorino, Michael Acomc, Edmund Gab- aba, Bob Coburn, Matt Angus. FOURTH ROW: Mike Seely, Bob Murillo, Jerry Durfee, Kenton McHcnry, Gordon Frown, Pcdgcr Musso, Frank Usher, Jim Ash, Russ Webb, Bob Amon, {Not Pictured) Jolm McLaughlin, John Lewis, Dick Duron Hank Goltmtesky, Glenn Combs (Counselor). 50 County Counselor John Van Vleet calls meeting of Board of Supervisees and other county officials. HOME COUNTY ' ' ■ f 4 l. ' h FRONT BD ' .V: Board of Supervisors, Bill Stedfield, Bruce Allen, Mil-:e Dart, Ken Dothee, Dave Clson. Superior Court Judge, Mike Brown, District Attorney, Phil Smith. SECOND PDvV: Counselor, Joan Vaji Meet. Tax Col- lector and Assessor, James Black. Recorder, Bill Loughborouga. Treasurer and Auditor, Martin Vamicar. Clerk, Paul Youngborg. County Superintendent of Schools, Carl Christensen. Coroner and Public Administrator, Steve Btauch. Sheriff, Jim Westmcireland. 51 Mayor: Dick Soutli. Coimcilmen: Tim Rus- sell, Bill McBory, James Crawford, James Carlisle, City of COLOMA Rick Hartwack, City Clerk; Steve Johnson, Treasurer; Steve Hargan, Judge; Ken Mur- ray, City Attorney; Bill Kelly, Acting Police Chief. Fl ' . :. i ! ' , . ' ., loft to righ t: Ken Murray, Rich Schwoi l.i 1 1, J,i Jrlfcoat, Tim Russell, Larry BouuIr:i, Mike Dart, Jim Udall, Bill McPory, Stephen Gargan. SECOND ROW: Bill McCorniick, Bill Kelly, Jim MarUn, John Blctiieii, Martin McClelland, Bill Sted- field, Tom Billis, James Black, Michael Miller, Robert Stewart, Mike McKec, Steve Jofmsoa. THIRD RDVV: Steve Silver, Tim Wright, Jack Martens, James Crawford, Dick South, Ray Naorda, Frank Whizham, Benjamin Stetson, Ken Dothee, Jim Carlisle, Willard Wilt (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Rick Hartwack, Gary K a hie r, Jeff Krend, Dave Olson, Bob Kunsehiian, Dennis Jae line, Peter Martin, Charles Terry, Mike Brown. 52 Mayor: Gary Shara Councilmen: Don Stottmeister, Rogelio Rodriquez, Mike Dadasovich, Steve Watanabe. City of TWAIN Manuel Parra, City Clerk; Gary Joe, City Treasurer; Jim McGinnis, Judge; Harry Wetzler, City Attorney; Gary Ames, Chief of Police. fr- lii)P ' TWAIN FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Blosser, Jim Kopriva, Steven Kend, Don Stottmeister, Gary Ames, Robert Lewis, Jim Denman, Pat Maddi. SECOND ROW: Steve Brauch, Steve Watanabe, Bob Baldo, Dick Coholan, Fred Harlan, Dermis Morgan, John Santsche, Rick Smith, Stan Degruccio, Jim Tracy. THIRD ROW: Joel Luboff, Mike Dadasovich, Paul Taylor, Manuel Parra, Bill Loughborough, Rick Heirier, Jim McGinnis, James Thomas, N, P, Robinson (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Ken Frey, Bruce Allen, Owen Lucey, Bob Damus, Gary Shara, Alan Comp- ton,Bud Carpeneti, Rogelio Rodriguez, Richard Daniels, Gary Joe. (Not Pictured) Doug Stumbo, Harry Wetzler. 53 Mayor: Tom Turner Councilmen: Bob Fortney, Alan Beyerchen, Gene Crook, Bob Christ- ifferson. City of SERRA Hal Danter, City Clerk: Joon Maus, City Treasurer; Dave Shaffer, City Attorney; Paul Hurst, Cliief of Police, (Not Pictured); Nonnan Howard, Judge. Capitol City 1962 FROhJT ROW, left to right: Bob Christofferson, Dave Bucchieri, Steve Nakasone, Wally McPhersou, Kick Carter, Jerry Orr, Tom Turner, Santiago Garza. SECOND ROW: Leonard Madrid, Wes Hard, Norman Howard, Robert JoluTSlon, Paul Speck, Bob Fortney, Wesley Kyles, Hal Danter, Dan Fryc, Pat Nagatani. THIRD ROW: Tim Cockrum, Michael Simpson, Oiarles Sims, Dale Nations, Mike Vol , Tony Crovelle, Dave Shaffer, Stan Hayes, Gene Crook, John Maus, John Tliatcher (CoujL ' eior) FOURTH ROW: Martin Vranicar, Paul Hurst, Gai - Barton, Douglas SchulU, Art Shartsis, Phil Smitli, Jim Westmoreland, Ken Deering, Buck Boren, Paul Youngborg, Alan Beyerchen. (Not Pictured) Carl Cliristensen. 54 DUKES COUNTY Candidates filing nomination petitions with the County Clerk. FRONT RDW: Board of Supervisors - John Lovewell, Bob Dondero, Bob Tripp, John Quandt, Bruce Came. Superior Court Judge - Jerry Behrens. District Attorney-Bob Braun. SECOND ROW: Counselor - Freeman Dierlam. County Clerk-Gary Santero. Treasurer and Auditor-Tim Deitrick, Sheriff -Charles Walker. Deputy Sheriff-Richard Hessman. Recorder- Bob Young. Tax Collector and Assessor-Jack Banker. Coroner and Public Administrator-Roger Youders. County Super- intendent of Schools -Alan Fung. 55 ' TJC V ' VsI Vf .- ' -:, 9 ' ■ , ' Mayor: Steve Obler. Councibnen: Jon Wittwer, Gary Carlson, Michael Marlow, Dennis Young. City of MUIR sa JN . Monte McFall, City Clerk; Harvey Smith, City Treasurer; Larry Guzin, Judge; Dave Van Essen, City Attorney, Bob Dobson, Chief of Police. FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Cooley, -Dennis Young, Jim Biuns, Butch Dobson, Dave Henderson, Lawrence N. Guzin, Daniel Zanini, Kent Madsen, Pete Wray. SECOND ROW: Paul BeU, John Beasley, Steven Oboler, Bob Cuthbert, Ray Doumanian, Bob Brown, Dudley Gann, John LoveweU, Dan Strasser, Jon Wittwer, Thomas Valdez, Dave Miller (Counselor). THIRD ROW: Robert Richert, Bob Dondero, Bruce Come, Steve McHargue, Ralph Bequa, John McConnell, Pete Loustalet, Richard Hassman, Roger Youders, Gary Carlson. FOURTH ROW: BiU Snider, Phil GrueU, Jack Banker, Harvey Smitli, Monte McFaU, Bob Whittaker, Bill Kelso, David Van Essen, Duane Miller, Michael Marlow. 56 City of BURBANK ' . . - -ilk ' ' ' i Mayor: Don Hausrath. Councilmen: Tad Callister, Mike Robbins, Rick Rhodda, Bob Kawasaki, Mike DiUahunty. Winner of Bob Burt, City Clerk; Mike Scliradle, City Treasurer; Niel Kennedy, Judge; Bob Bran- don, City Attorney; Jim Taylor, Chief of Police. Inspection Award FRONT ROW, left to right: Joe Hernandez, Joe Young, Mike DiUahunty, Manuel Sepulveda, Franz Jagger, Dan Metlay, Bc n Mark, August BiUones. SECOND ROW: Jim Taylor, Neil Kennedy, Kenny Martin, Harold Huffman, Bob Brandon, Lenny Unger, Bob Burt, Paul GenUlle, Bob Simmonds, Bob Kawasaki, Bob Hurley, Ray Dawson (Counselor). THIRD ROW: Rick Hardina, Bob Tripp, Mike Schradle, Greg Mott, John Kinney, Mike Robbins. Tad Callister, Bill Baucher, Tom Sheahan, Rick Rhodda. FOURTH ROW: Alex Duarte, Mike Rcss, Steve Yeazell, Bob Raaka, Aubrey Weldon, Louis Marchioli, Rod Camp, Don Endsley, Don Hausratli, Ron Bjork- land. 57 Mayor: Glenn Yuguchi. Councelmen: Kirke Jorgenson, David Tappen, Ralph Weaver, Howard Schindler. City of JORDAN ' i ' V- 4 ' ' 4kSE , James Harrington, City Clerk; Wilson Wal- lace, City Treasurer; William Godfrey, Judge; Bob Sammis, City Attorney; Steven Jefferson, Police Chief. 1 Pi- :¥4 i m:M • JORDAN . . I • i ■ ' .. W I FRONT RDW, left to nglit: Janict 1 larrington, Dan Malonc, Jolm Terry, Charles Bcunctt, Tim DciLrick, John Hiliis, Steven Jcl- ferson, Howard Schindler. SECOND ROW: Bill Popik, Gene Bream, Glenn Yuguchi, Bill Godfrey, Jeff Berkowitz, Doug McCon- nell, Louie Urbina, Ray Zahnd, Ralph Weaver, Bob Sammis, Richard Oku, John Cantlon. THIRD ROW: Steve Runyan, Wilson Wallace, Steve Workman, Mike LaSalle, Jolm Quandt, Mike Dean, Bob Young, Mike Ziegler, Jolm Calmore, Kirke Jorgenson, Alan Fung, Walter Lew (Counselor). FOURTH ROW: Steve Hancher, Charles Walker, Gary Santero, Dave Tappan, Jim McKce- han, George Saunders, Mike Fleck, Jerry Behrens, Greg Worley, Jim Colborn, 58 THE FEDERALIST PARTY • ■ i Campaign Committee Plans Strategy Bob Jordan Party Chairman Shower of confetti at rally Feds whoop it up at rally Feds parade with their candidate for Governor Art Shartsis Mike Cold nominee for Lieutenant-Governor makes final plea for votes Art Shartsis winds up his campaign for Governor THE WHIG PARTY VSTiigs parade at rally Krank Whigham Part - Chairman Part of Whig band w ■■ l Core. ,,,-: TfjA:ipiH ■ ' - -  mmmmAXi: . ••■ ' ■ M fc. i a Ss Typical campaign signs in Holstein Hotel Whigs give the Federalists the silent treatment as part of dieir campaign strategy Whig candidate for Lt-Go% ' emor Kenji Tsuchiyama addresses rally Whigs parade with their candidate for Go ' emor Santiago Garza Waiting to register Registrars Sacramento Legionnaires Introduction of counselors Tom Fawcett meets bus WE START THE WEEK ON SATURDAY Transportation Examination Registration Orientation A Lesson How NOT to Do It Yourself Would you like your shirt too large or too small? What is your temperature ? Dr. Frame at work i ity elections Flag raising SUNDAY This is What Happened Today Plus many, many more interesting experiences. The canteen is open Rrotestant services Cic - council meeting Catholic services ujJJiM ' J Reveille John Van Hotn of Fillmore blows bugle to awake eager citizens Rise and Shine ' ' and other annovincements come out of Chief Coun- selor ' s Office A game of checkers while waiting turn in chow line TODAY IS MONDAY - - - ALL DAY And how would you like your eggs tliis morning? ESreakfast chow line A typical city meeting Couselor Cheetham explains prodedure to citizens of Marshall A view of the line up for chow in front of Governor ' s HaU. Legal Eagles Lawyers at work studying law for trial Sign here, Leftie. Voting Making an important decision TODAY IS TUESDAY - - - MORNING AFTER NOON EVENING Enthusiastic Feds parade with Shartsis at political rally Bill Rivera instructs member of staff of newspaper American Legion Department Commander Morse comes to speak Commander Morse chats with Spencer, Van Vleet, and Dukes. The sno cones were so good after tlie rally e%«5R? Who was elected? Counselor Munger watches Van Vleet and Baker add election returns from 21 precints rtTI SKM Col. Benedict sits with elect- ion board WEDNESDAY - ANOTHER IMPORTANT DAY General Election of State Officers A military career? In- formation from Marine officers, and Cadets from West Point and Air Force Academy, Swimmers The Water Was Fine West Point Cadet Steve Ferryman checks in with Chief Counselor Inspection Inspectors Total Score Cleanest City Loading busses for trip to State Capitol Lunch at Capitol Park between sessions WHAT HAPPENED ON THURSDAY? PLENTY: A trip to the Capitol Evening Entertainment From Sacramento High School Boys Staters witness inaugural ceremony Oooool $17, 000, 000 Treasurer Gary Lapid cliecks funds in vaults at State Capitol fl No interest was shown in girl dancer during entertainment by tlie students from Sacramento High. A visit to Historic Fort Sutter A Popular Quartet in die Entertainment Program. THIS IS FRIDAY , Final Sessions of City, County, and State Legislative Bodies, , Supreme Court in Session. . Jamboree , Selection of Boys Nation Delegates. Note: The photographer took pictures of the above events but the films must have been over exposed due to the entertainment of the Thursday night program, creating a hot camera, or broken lens or some- thing. But as long as we are talking about Boys Nation, suppose we take a look at the list of delegates of previous years. Van Vleet announces the selection of Santiago Garza and Bob Jordan to attend Boys Nation, Joe Cenoz, advisor to Whig Party, is pleased. Year Boys Nation Delegates 1947 Gov. Thomas Bush 1948 Gov. DickWitham 1949 Gov. Rich Davis 1950 Gov. LaForestC. Phillips 1951 Gov. Franklin Tateosian 1952 Gov, Anthony Fuller 1953 Lt. Gov. Joe Agapay 1954 Gov. James Beardsley 1955 Gov, Douglas Hopper 1956 Gov. Richard Hammes 1957 Gov, Gary Topjon 1958 Gov, Tim Orr 1959 Gov, Keith Julian 1960 Gov. Louis Pambianco 1961 Gov, Richard Jack 1962 Gov. Santiago Garza Robert Black, Chief Justice Dwight Allen, Whig Chairman Wm. Park, Secretary of State Rudy Smith, Fed Party Chairman Philip Singer, Lt, Gov. Drew Fagan, Fed Party Chairman Nelson Gary, Whig Party Chairman Dan Lund, Lt, Gov, Dick Iglehart, Party Chairman Burrell Magnusson, Whig Chairman Lad Margolin, Lt. Gov. Bob Jordan, Fed Party Chairman 67 ' s.-- ' Award of Pins and Certificates A gift for tJie Counselor SATURDAY WAS ONLY A SHORT DAY (But It Started at 4:30 a. m.) f j ' , i :t? i ' ' f . f r i.  ¥ 1962 Boys State Band MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS Director of Ba nd, Glee Club and Jamboree, Aubrey Penman. Teacher of the Year Glee Club Rehearsal ■ m H BSpi Si HJI HHB K, - t H ' ■ HK JFv A S v Tv ' — v F Ht mmH k L. KmP Bh RhA ■ra HI H Ej B vfiA H I H --™, 4 1 IT ' c! B Bs i . — T — - — -— •— — r— Stage Band Rally Band Band Rehearsal OUR NEWSPAPER THE BOYS STATER Editors at work Counselor for Press and Publicity Reporter interviewing Bob Jordan Writing the story Going to press Assembly line Circulation- Distributing the good news after breakfast ATHLETICS Ping Pong ■■a Touch Football BiU Pothoff Athletic Counselor Swimming A st Volleyball SoftbaU !S. i ' ■ INSPIRING I;Cy bJfhf£.C9ft«crt 5C r f ! t. tiltii- LJbJ £ X S 2i f £)oys s-Cft-fL |-t ftul- Miti- l-CA CflL- ' Li_ ' LlJ !_lJ ?_!_? IjlJ ' V '  8 • i fan- NV-HY- ourt. LWti We. ft.eB £ ' fo T ¥ . =p f r f ; — - -; — 7 ' I tjt_5 L.= r_-J i_ t - t_ iJ ggf p ' 4V_;ti ' l:_ t_ feii ijj IE - GiocJ c«iLi_ El6H HjtJ TUfO StKoKa We. 4Hff Wt ' l-L . Wol Wkh Zcs-r y6 9 ! « _ fc ' ? i • 5 . f H ' ■ 0- f 0 lo ojit. -Eits-f For God A«i Hu-Mft(J- i - ,.  ■ • •■ « • ' •■ ' J . ; ' ( y i i • i i i ' ■ I I ' i • t -r  ' ..f r - fri ■ ' I ' I ■ C fjS fe. «) . - . % y . , :. s w . - ' ' ■ - % - ' ' This 25th Anniversary Yearbook was authorized by the Boys State Commission and was produced by a special Yearbook Committee: Philo Chambers, Chairman Co- editor; Dean Harper, Coeditor Photography; John VanVleet, and John Hopkins. Photography Credits: Oliver Livoni, Harley Fredericks, Tom Fawcett, Demeree Studios. Loan of Pictures and Copy: Yank Harelson, Ralph Mitchell , Ruth Hopkins, Wm. Rutherford, Ralph Van Courtright, Pop Brorsen, George Paine, S - - Coeditor Dean Harper ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BOYS ' STATERS 74 Name Acome, Michael John As r, Mlchjcl H. Ahbtrom, Lcc Ru:icU AUcm4n, Ro lncy Cene Allen, EUun Bruce Anici, Cjir ' Lcc Ancjr, Sidney Pctct Anilcnon, David Aiui Andcnon, David W. Andcnon, Jim Charles Andrew, E ard fYiacis Andnu, Dan Angui, Matthew S. Appcl, A1J.U1 Bert App«l, Chrii Lyman ApplcstiU, Ridiard Hughes AJniclin, Karl Arnold, Tom Anwn, Robe It Aiviru, John Hcnr,- Aih, Jamci Kenneth AltcbcrT -, Dave Alan Atwood, Sandy W. Auld, Scon D. Auman, Mike Lee Auitin, William Tbomai Boldo, Robert Joseph Banker, John L. Banueloi, David Barbce, Mark Ellis Baribault, William Bam«, Jim Earl Batton, Gary Kenneth BalcJ. DatTcU Alan Babon, John Richard Bauclicr, BiU M. Bcijlcy, John Walter BcJttic, Kenneth Albert Bcdcl, diilli]) Samuel Bedell, John CKcar Bchtcni, Jcrr ' Marc Bell, PaiJ Ed«ard Bcllanca, J mci Domintc Bcllii, Thomas A. Behran, Michael Bcnjamiiuon, Peter Stephen Benkowiki, Stanley Bcnncckc, Richard J. Bennett, Charles Rou Bennett, Chuck E Bennett, Fredrick Boikowiti, Jcifrey Ira Bcfryhill, l-irry Wayne Bcvcrman, Jerry Beyerchcn, Alan Duane Bianchina, Richard C. BiUick, Ira Lcc Billonc%, August John Binns, Jim Walter Birtbong, Joe Bimstcin, Peter Mirray Bisho} , RocwcU Tretler Bi son, Peter A. Bjorkland, Ronald Allan Black, James Bl nk, Gary Fred Blethcn, Jolui Warrci. BliRht, Reynold Mcrritt Blotter, Richard Blumbci , Bruce Lane Blumbcr , Bob S. BLumemtcin, Robert Kenneth Blum, Robert Lee Boer, Steven E. Bocnchcr, Ronald Wayne Bond, John Eric Borcn, George Sterling Bonutcin, David J. Boutchcr, Larry Philmorc hayi, Richard Brjdanc, Michael A. Brandon, Bob George Brauch, Steve Charles Braun, Robert Charles Bream, Eugene Calvin Brown, Clifford Gordon Blown, Eamcit Brown, Loruiie Brown, Mlcliacl Eugene Bnicc, William Alan Bruck, Rod Louis Bnuionc, Arthur . nthany Biicchicri, David Jotcph Buff urn, Ron Bun, Ralpli WUUrd Burt, Richjrd Allen Biin, Robert William Burritt, Ben Fjrlc Builice, Grant Byrne, David N. Cabjba, Edmund R. Calhitcr, Tad Rklurdi Calmorc, JoJtn Otis Camj , Rod Ai Camion, JolmE. Cantrlll, Stc)Jicn Vcalc Carllvlc, James Oifford Carlson, Gary N. Car) cnctl, Walter LouU Carr, tlobart Umar Canci, Oiailcs Robert Carter, Ricliud Bruce Carter, Virgil B. CataRranda, Michael Francis Ccraioli, Robert Chaffc, Geoffrey Bryan Otuc, Charles Mark dilldrcu, Douglas P Cho. Edwin Oirutcn cn, Carl Jotcph Chrlstenicn, John Flskcr airlstottonon, Bob E Church, David Clsasien, Raymond Click, Paul Mark Cobum, Robert l-lugli Cochran, Horace Jr. Cockrum, Tim Raymond Cofiolan, Dick Colbom, Jamc WlUlam Come, A, Bnjce Address 416 Keokuk Street 1093 KiUcrest Court 141 Shasta Avenue 2S02 Fairgrcen Avxnuc P.O. Box 533 Route 3, Box 365 179 Ellington Street S46 Calaveras 26S2 Acacia Road 374aBcldo« 1085 AUciandro St. 615 Bassctt Street 2803 FooOiiU Road 1540 S. Gcncsscc St. 500 Auburn 1063 lOtJi Street 926 E. 5lsl Street 415 King Street 1601 Lingan Lane 4469 Edra 5513 Holt Avenue 3046 Lexington Avenue 944 Cherrystone Drive 602 Bayvicw Avenue 333 Walnut Street 210 West Allen Avenue 320 Cleaves Avenue 9863 Em( cror P. O. Box 281 12819 S. San Pedro St. 232 Jesse Avenue 425 Chaparral Street 94 IS LocJi Lomond 127 ColEix Avenue 224 Grand Street 6837 Cedar Street 7442 E. Ccnlro Way Chihuahua Valley 6501 Winnctka Avenue 554 Tiffany LJrive 1321 N. 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Gcrickc, James Robert Gcuay, Gregory l ouglas Cibb, Edwin Hutclicon Clddings, Doug Terry Gimiand, JoJmPaul CUmer, TlmotJiy Thomu Giordano, Raymond Joseph GUddon, aifford Robert Clover, James A. 3637 W. 113th Street 1546 Banning Blvd. Route 2, Box 125A 460 Roicmonl Street 9823 Arrington Avenue 8277 Golden venuc Route 1, Box 234 A 368 E. 67tli Street 1075 Angelo Drive 935 Nocta 24195 Wright Drive 415 Soutli Plumas Street 15643 Avenue 320 221 Tliitd Street 2716 Indiana Street 62 Paiatiempo Drive 3652 Jewell Street 5801 VaUey Oak Drive 175 Mane Avenue 14349 MiUbrook Drive 1295 Rtvenide Drive 1525 Bonita rista 122 S. Bcrcndo Street P.O. Box 951 3575 Bccchwood Avenue 7910 Outlook Avenue P.O. Box 471 1024 Winsor Avenue 204 Cross Street 1923 W. 78th Street 5705 Old Ranch Road Boys Republic 29S1 Oianning Way 4528 Morpheus Lane 37-721 Palo Ver e Drive 13081 Fellows 44515 N. 2nd Street E.ist 1031 L Street 5410 West 61st Street 688 Waverly Heights Drive 1240 Kcm Street P. O. 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Bn. , 67llt Arty. 873 I Street I ' atton State Hospital 751 Dodge rvivc 714 lUUcreA Route 3, Box 708 1 140 Nortli laicJld Avenue 1000 I St Street 43 Mar ' Street 955 P.tiTott Ckivo 1370 D Stzect Ingle wood Wilmington Oriand Calexico Downey Lemon Grove Coming Long Beach Beverly HiUs Ontario Hayward Willows Vis alia Yreka Nai a Santa Crui San Dlcgo 9 Hollywood Manteca Sherman Oalo RioDcU San Bernardino Los Angeles Jackson Lynwood Oakland Redding Oakland 10 Shafter Bridgeport Los Angeles Rivenide Chlno Los Alamitos Sacramento 25 aim Springs Sylmar Lancaster San Bernardino Lo« Angeles 56 Thousand Oalo Newman Colfax Gilroy Corona Del Mar Carbcr ' ille Mill VaUey San Francisco Torrance Fresno Sclma San Pedro Hacienda Heights North Highlantfc White Pmcs San Francisco Laguna Beach Nice San Ft ncisco San Diego 16 Sierra Madrc Recdlcy Anisa Laton SoutJt Pasadena Salinas San Ftancisco 21 Gonralcs Santa Susana Norsvalk Nortli Sacramento 15 Reedley Alameda Cariiinteria Bl the Berkeley Montclair Canoga Park Los Angeles 31 Los Ajigclcs 47 Rivcrb.mk Merced Hayward La MiraJa Walnut Creek Alhambra Bur bank San FVancLsco Antlod) , Tracy Ftesno AlJiambra Allsambra Garber ille Lake wood Sherman Oala Los Angeles 47 Santa Barbara Merced Redondo Beach Lot Angeles Vbalia Palo Verdct San Oancltco Falrfleld Bell Cardeiu Lake View Terrace Los Angeles Santa Crui Loivg Beach 10 Sacramento San Bernardino Callpatrla Tulelake Concord Ravcndale Twcntyninc Palm Fresno Palo Robles Berkeley 6 WOllanu Panon U JoUa El Sefuntio PortervlUc Upland WaKO San Rafael Hillsborough AicaU God cy, WiUiam Robert Coctsch, Jcrold A- Gold, Michjcl H. 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' Joel Idsinga, Bill (none) Jaclcon, Don Bruce Jacobus, Thomas Paul Jaciuic, Dennis Brian Jaggar, Fraiu Miclicl J cffcoat, Jay William Jcficnon, Steven Edgar Jcnldns, Hugli Evan Jensen, Douglas Odcll Jcsser, Gregory Lauren joe, Car - Lawrence Joe, Stanton Henry Jolmson, Da -id Cordon JoJinson, Jinunie JbPmsan, Ricliard M, Jolmson, Sidney Ross Jolinson, Stcplicn Thomas Jolinson, Wa ne Ridiard Jolmston, Robert Kent Jones, Bruce Jacobs Jordan, Liny Cla ton Jordan, Robert Eugene Joigcnsen, Kirke C. KalUer, Gary Lee Kaino, Kcnnet3i K. Kasuyama, Ricky S. Kattcnhom, Arthur Elmer, Jr. Kawasaki, Robert Umco Keating, Jolin Francis Kedm, Quis Bycrs Kellogg, Robert L. KcUogg, William Guild Kell -, James Edward KcUy, William Irvin Kelso, Bill Alton Kemp, Scott Paschall Kcnd, Steven Jay Kennedy, Larry Richard Kennedy, Neil Kerns, Michael Dennis Kersey, Walter Roscoc Kesscl, Peter D, Kcttmcr, Harry Andrew King, Hoivard M, Kinney, Jolin Joscj.h Klein, Oiarlcs BertJiold Klein, Henry Klein, Rooert N. 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