California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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CONGRATU LATIONS 14 Modern Food Centers 1 CLASS OF '64 M, es Vollgirggge-Igfllege FROM . . . MARKETS Area Berkshire, Betty A. ...................... 45 Brand, Horlis E. .................... 45, 154 Bermeo, Al ...................... 195, 196 Brennan, Josie ........................ 142 Bruboker, Donald S. .................... 46 Brenner, Jean ........................ 170 Bernstein, STGVe ....................... 195 BreTerni'rz, Dr. Louis A. .................. 3O Berrigan, Don ......................... 86 Brezino, Robert ....................... 152 4 Beynun, Ingmar ........................ 90 Brisken, Dennis ....................... 195 , Bigelow, Ralph ........................ 29 Brisson, Jim ........................... 86 Block, Ellen .......................... 168 Bristol, Jon .......................... 178 Block, Sue .................... 80, 136,-148 Brlefic, M. ....................... 112, 113 Blouie, Sharon ........................ 172 Brock, Marylin ........................ 148 Blufrick, From ......................... 168 Brockway, Poul ....................... 149 Bloomer, Lorry ......................... 45 Bro'rchner, Richard ..................... 192 , Bononf, Joseph .................... 26, 130 Brummond, Viki ...................... 178 Bonucci, Arturo ........................ 91 Brunelli, Nerio ......................... 91 Bower, Robert T. ....................... 45 Brush, Richard M. ...................... 46 Brad, Dione ..... . ..................... 180 Bruso, Richard ......................... 84 Brody, Pot ........................... 176 Bucholfer, Dr. 501 ...................... 157 Brounsfein, Dorothy .................... 67 Buchwald, Art ......................... 72 Brannon, Terry ................. 45, 82, 168 Buck, David ........................... 37 Broun, James A. ....................... 46 Buck, Dandro D. . ...................... 46 Breif, Nick ........................... 120 Bugg, A. ............................. 99 202 We May Not Have A Red Carpet 1Joe Robison S.F.V.S.C. stu- dent will be glad to help youJ buT our clothing comes from The notion, designed To make pus weor . . . For your first iob, you com get BETTER CLOTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES Bill S+ack's 18600 Venturo Blvd. The finest manufacturers in you look your best. For com- Tarzana 17034 Devonshire Granada Hills Bankamericard Jillian L1

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ct your- 1: salad. 1 with 3 Would uli you 155 you will be arm: 17: :eW Yor k, 1959' GENERAL INDEX A Aaron, Michelle ....................... 170 Abalie, Cafhi ......................... 174 Abram, Trudi ......................... 144 Adams, Rod ........................ 91, 99 Agee, Edna F. ......................... 44 Aiken, Patricia ......................... 9O Alder, Judy .......................... 170 Alexander, T. ......................... 116 Allen, B. ............................. 105 Allen, Robert ......................... 185 Allen, Terrie .......................... 176 Alma, Trio ............................ 93 Alpert, Margaret ...................... 144 Altman, Dove .................... 160, 161 Anoble, Joy C. ..................... 44, 178 Anderson, Gary ....................... 185 Anderson, Chuck ...................... 186 Anderson, Patti ....................... 172 Anderson, Peter J. ...................... 44 Andrews, William ................... 64, 88 Anselmino, James ..................... 189 Appleby, Susie ....................... 178 Ariga, Steve ...................... 112, 113 Arkinson, Mark ................... 112, 113 Armond, Judith E. ...................... 44 ArneH, Dr. Glenn W. .................... 33 Arsdale, J. Van ....................... 120 Ar'rega, Mike .......................... 91 Aver, Carl ........................... 151 Axel, Robert .......................... 149 B Bachmon, Conrad ...................... 86 Bocklin, Helen ......................... 85 Bailey, Roberf G. ................... 44, 190 Bailey, Walter ......................... 90 Baker, Janice ......................... 180 Baldwin, Ronald J. ..................... 44 Ball, Mar'ry ........................... 159 Bolonick, Arnold ...................... 192 Barabba, Vince ........................ 82 Barbaro, Pot ......................... 152 Barber, Jeanelle ..................... .. 176 Boron, Sfuorf ......................... 131 Barrett, Vickie .................. 84, 88, 89 Basset, Jon .......................... 176 Bolyard, Glynene ...................... 176 Buffing, Janine ....................... 168 Boyer, Nancy ......................... 168 Beck, Judge Julian ..................... 39 Belden, Carole A. ...................... 44 Beller, Arlene E. ........................ 44 Bellman, Willard Dr. ................. 85, 88 Benson, Coach David .............. 121, 154 Benya, John S. ......................... 45 Berghoff, Herbert .................. 195, 196 Bergmann, Judi ................... 148, 168 Beridon, A. ........................... 116 Berk, Harvey D. ........................ 45

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YEARS AGO you heard of Rolls- Royce-lzter you saw one-md 1 dream formed in your mind . . . Some day, when I have the money, I'm going to own that car! Now you have the moneyeand you waver. A dozen bogies buzz about your ears . . . hI can get along with a cheaper car . . . uIs Rolls-Royce really worth the ptice?'... szbe folks would think I'm splutging'. . . Yes, you can get along without a Rolls-Royee. You can get along without trips to Europe, or a fine piano in your home, without Oriental rugs on the floor, or sterling silver on the table. But you don't Because the actual value you get out of these thing makes them worth more than their cost And you: friends know that These things you buy are abOV' criticism. They are proof of your Judgment, you. good taste. Now take Rolls-Royce. The protection it offers you and your family is alone reason enough for its purchase. For Rolls-Royce is the safest car in the world! No part on which the safety of the occu- pants depends has ever failed in this car. Ask your insurance friends-they'll tell you Rolls-Royce gets lower collision rates than any other car! Then the comfort, the testfulness of Rolls-Royce -the solace it brings to nerves harried by business, frayed by the din of a noise-nnd age. Rolls-Royce was built as 1 protost against noise-against not only obvious squeaks 1nd rattles, but against even those tiny qmvers 1nd quivers that, seemingly negligible and perhaps unnoticed, wear you down, bring you up tired at the end of a long trip. Prove that! Step into a Rolls-Royce, grumpy and weary from a day at the omce. The car cradles your tired body like your lounge chair at home. The ROLLS-ROYCE WW6?- roar of the city may be 2.11 around youeyou move in 1 well of silence. Rough roads may lie ahead- you take them without a tremor. Instead of riding, you float! Restfulness almost as complete as dreamless slumber! You can drive 300 miles in a Rolls-Royce without fatigue! Or say you're dawn-fresh, eager for a thrill. Take the wheel of a Rolls-Royee-and get ill See how the car hugs the road, holds its direction. Thatis balance! See how it levels out hills. That's power! See how it eats up the miles. That's speed! And try the brakes -Ioot-brakes that have brought a car down Pike's Peak with the clutch out and the motor off! What do you pay for this comfort and quiet, this super-safety, the supreme joy of perfect motoring? No more than you pay for an ordinary fine car. True, the htst cost of Rolls-Royce is high. Why? If we could take the car to pieces right here on this page, we would show you, gear for gear, shaft for shaft, why RoIIs-Rche costs its price. But-and here is one of the sweetest points of the ca: . . . You fiever realize it has gears and shafts. You drive it year after year, and the motor never flutters, the springs never complain. RollsRoyce is guaranteed fat three yezrs-nine times longer thanqny other 0 THE MAN WHO IS AFRAID TO LET HIS DREAM COME TRUE g .C; e car! Consider this 3 ya: insurance :gximz mm.- of any mechanical part and compzre it with nut om experience! Then compare the depreciation on your prawn: car with that on a RolIs-Rorc: i: regs old You're paying for a RolIs-Roycr Without m: owning one! But, you nuy saye t1 dunk want to 1w; 2 car ten years, beuuse of changes m NV: shkxi All right, change the coachwork on your Rt Whom: every few years You'll have m tmlmmgh NW careand you'll still be making the ks: ins: :32 m vestment in the world! America's farmmw. hsml-m -163 of them-endorse RollsRm-c: a s9. mmA ment by owning RoilsRm-ces thrmstiwx' But this page isnit big enough in: its: waxy storyi Rolls-Royee is the 6wa rethp: 52m : vn-mxi age has offered to man. And nm with :5: 9mm price in your pocket, haunt: to km 13' Np man what ya: luv, RIJLchuv vuii $0ij- um' .x m to jaw far 4 100-9111: ma; 0' MMN w mam. 'muw u, s npmmrar:r:-Mu.w mun; W5'I'j'vvr4'i3 'm dumb; Iv formalin: m Rall.r-Rrr.v Mach wna chrf 4n .m'l. 4.4m, .2 ROLLS'ROYCS DIRFCT thKl! hK txhhi Qt : iV Ah EIGHTH AVE. 00! YNFIW Chkxvll V673 QVKxKi XX i'u IN NBVJARKC I 90 hV A$IINV! TON t? M IIin iWV h h hu Julian Lewis Watkins, The 100 Greatest Advertisements, New York, 1959.