California State University Long Beach - Prospector Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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INDUSTRIAL Arts Building, on lower campus, was completed in time for classes this year. The new structure houses much new equipment in the Industrial Arts Area. RECENTLY completed Industrial Arts Building expands the I.A. program here at Long Beach State. MUSIC students gather in the patio between the Little Theatre and Music Building. The Music Building houses modern practice rooms as well as studio classrooms. STUDENTS and Faculty stroll down corridor between Language Arts Build- ings passing to their next classes.

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 Contents Index 269 Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR FACULTY SECTION EDITOR GRADUATES SECTION EDITOR ACTIVITIES SECTION EDITORS SPORTS SECTION EDITOR ORGANIZATIONS SECTION EDITOR COPY EDITOR INDEX EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHERS STAFF FACULTY ADVISER PRINTER PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY J. D. Williams James Proctor J. D. Williams Muriel Holderness Nan Monahan Edmund Fitzpatrick David Reid Donna Muntz Patricia Bryant Muriel Holderness Jerry Van Dyke Edmund Fitzpatrick Linda Hasselbeck John Herbert Eddie Klumpp Allen Smith Bettie Adams, Suzanne Allen, Rochelle Barton, Dennis Bellinger, Ann Caldwell. Celia Dilley, Nancy Dorsett, Susan Dowty. Carole Garver. Harold Huffer, Arlene Kawano, Kenneth Mayginnes. Glenda Rogers. Alan Schmoker, Carole Shelburne, Karen Summerfield. Susan Taylor, Ann Terry, Linda Thomas Robert A. Steffes Mirro-Graphic Yearbooks Coleman Studio and Murray Shaner

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CONSTRUCTION OF A new wing on the now existing Administration Building was started during the fall term. The building of the wing is part of this year’s expansion program which includes a new Fine Arts Building and a new Science Building. ggg Twelve Years of Campus Growth HAVING arrived at the twelfth chapter in the Cinderella story book, Long Beach State College is con- tinually growing. Progress has been the criterion of our campus, and this particular year, we are able to reflect the accomplishments, the foundation of brick and look at ourselves as steppingstones of the future. TWELVE—There are 12 inches in a foot, 12 months in a year, and now, 12 years completed since the found- ing of Long Beach State College. The number 12 is a significant part of our campus and ties in well with this recently completed twelfth year. For example, there arc 12 separate and distinct groups of buildings on our campus. Our cafeteria serves meals 12 hours per day on regular school days. There arc 12 varsity sports offered by our physical education program. as you begin reading this year's PROSPECTOR, keep in mind how the number 12 fits in with our campus and its students. A RAINY NIGHT. Students have left for the day and the lights keep a vigilant watch on our deserted campus. 5