California State University Sacramento - Statesman Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

{ THE STATESMAN SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE 1949 Editorial Staff June Rodoni Peggy Saunders Lois Briggs Business Staff Dave Morse John Griffin “The Statesman’ Volume | Photography - Kee Coleman Studio and M. T. Benning. Printing - Sacramento Lithograph Co. Binder - Silvius and Schoenbacher. Cover Design - Peggy Saunders. The yearbook staff thanks Dr. Mary Foley for suggesting the title for this book, “THE STATESMAN”. For I DIPT INTO THE FUTURE, FAR AS HUMAN EYE COULD SEE. SAW THE VISION OF THE WORLD, AND ALL THE WONDER THAT WOULD BE. 1 Locksley Hall Alfred, Lord Tennyson Aerial view of the future site of Sacramento State College on the American River. ALL GREAT THINGS HAVE SMALL BEGINNINGS. — PLATO. Statement of Dr. West. soils . ee Dr. Guy G. West, President of S. S. C. In the second year of its existence, this new college has grown to the point where it is difficult, if not impossible, fer one to know personally the hundreds of individuals — faculty and students — who compose it. And yet, the progress made by the institution has been the result of a very fine spirit of close cooperation and a common determination among both the faculty and the student body to fashion the kind of college all of us desire. We can make of Sacramento State College what we will; its fate is largely in our hands. If we have broad vision and worthy motives, and if we genuinely dedicate our minds, our hearts, and our hands to the achievement of our goals, we shall succeed in our effort to develop a superior college. But the task of building an institution is a never-ending one. It is like education which is a life-long process for every individual. A dynamic society deserves and requires dynamic institutions continuously dedicated to the task of adjusting themselves to ever changing needs. Thus, our work will never be complete. We have made only the beginnings. When we shall have finished the construction of our buildings, we shall only have begun to build the real “institution”. But this should not be any reason for discouragement; rather should it be considered a most stimulating challenge to participation in a creative and vitalizing experience. Lin Yutang has said: “The pursuit of knowledge is, after all, only like the exploration of a new continent, . . . and it will remain a pleasure . . . if the spirit of exploration with an open, questioning, curious and adventurous mind is maintained.” It is a source of great satisfaction to the faculty and administration that, from the very beginning of the new college, students have exhibited unusual interest, originality, and ability ir making adjustments to the many difficulties that have arisen. Nuturally, we expected a high level of classroom performance from a student body composed of a relatively large number of mature individuals, many of whom saw much of the world and its activities during the war years. It was also reasonable to expect good, solid classroom achievement with the learning process directed by excellently prepared and experienced teachers. But the students have not been content to stop here. They have laid the foundations of an effective student association and have developed a wel-rounded program of activities so essential to the development of good espirt de corps and campus morale. The publication of this yearbook is but one of many significant evidences of a live student spirit and an ability to succeed in the face of great difficulty. In order to achieve our ultimate purposes, it will be necessary to have adequate physical as well as human resources. The developemnt of our plant and physical equipment is a most pressing need. The selection of a site for the new campus makes possible the immediate development of a master plan in which all building units will be properly placed. Following that will come the drawing of plans for individual units, after which construction contracts can be let. This will require much time and effort, as well as adequate funds. But basic to the entire project is a vivid picture of the type of educational program we envision. Both the students and faculty have influenced, and will continue to influence, the philosophy and planning which give this this picture form and which will transform it into a living reality. In this cooperative undertaking, | have confidence that we shall continue to enjoy the full loyalty and support of the student body. And just as certain am | that in the years to come the results of all these efforts will be a source of much gratification to the present student body and to the multitude of students who will follow in these pioneering footsteps. Faculty Doctor DwicHTt C. BAKER Professor of History Doctor DonaLp W. BalILey Director of Personnel and Guidance Miss CHARLOTTE BERGSTROM Assistant Professor of Physical Education Doctor GEeorcE W. Bemis Director, Training for Government Service Doctor Mary FRaNncEs BRINTON Counselor for Women Doctor James M. BraDFIELD Assistant Professor of Education eee yrmet rmemeermrmeremmennar remem Mr. Epson CALDWELL Registrar Mrs. R. HELEN Clark Assistant Professor of Home Economics Mr. WarREN CONRAD Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Athletics Coach Doctor Hat D. Draper Chairman, Division of Sciences and Mathematics Doctor E. W. DUVALL Chairman, Division of Social Sciences Mrs. JEsstE C. FENTON Lecturer, Psychology Doctor Mary J. FoLey Assistant Professor of Economics Doctor DaniEL D. GAGE Professor of Business Administration Doctor BAXTER GEETING Chairman, Division of Humanities and Fine Arts DocterR Henry R. HANsEN Assistant Professor of Education Doctor CHar_Les F. Howarp Associate Professor of Education Miss CorINNE HuBBARD Junior Librarian Doctor HusBert O. JENKINS Professor of Biological Sciences Mr. BERNARD L. KRONICK Assistant Professor of Government Mr. C. M. Gace Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences Miss ELIzABETH May Assistant Professor of Music Doctor Biair MAYNE Chairman, Division of Commerce and Business Administration Doctor H. J. McCormick | Chairman, Division of Health, Physical Education, Counselor for Men Doctor Irvinc McKEE Associate Professor of English and Journalism Mrs. ADINA ROBINSON Assistant Professor of Home Economics Mr. MerreLL W. SKEELS Assistant Professor of Business Administration 4 | a] Doctor J. R. SHANNON Associate Professor of Education Doctor Marvin SCHAFER Associate Professor of Social Sciences Mrs. PEARL SPAYDE Supervising Librarian Mr. STEPHEN L. WALKER Chairman, Division of Teacher Education Mr. Epwin B. WEINBERG Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Physics Mr. I. R. WoopwortTH Assistant Professor of Education Doctor TarmMo A. Pasto Professor of Art Doctor JEssE E. YOUNG Associate Professor of Biology Doctor SAMUEL E. Woop Associate Professor of Social Sciences Mrs. HELEN H. GILKEY College Nurse Doctor Witiiam C. Hickry College Physician Adminstrative Staff (not pictured) Mr. ALLEN L. DANIELS Accounting Officer Instructional Staff (not pictured) Doctor GEORGE W. CREEL Assistant Professor of English Doctor Letra T. OrmsBy Associate Professor of Education Docror Lois B. SHELLHAMMER Assistant Professor of Education Docror FREDERICK W. WESTPHAL Associate Professor of Music Part-Time Instructional Staff Mr. RonaLtp H. BEATTIE Lecturer, Police Training Mrs. LEoNorE M. Bravo Lecturer, Art Education Dr. Witt1am C. Burpick Lecturer, Chemistry Miss ELIZABETH BUTTERWAY Lecturer, Business Administration Miss DorotTHy CAVvITT Assistant in Speech Mrs. R. HELEN CLARK Assistant Professor of Home Economics Mrs. JessIE C. FENTON Lecturer, Psychology Mr. W. W. WALLACE Lecturer, Mathematics Mr. Jack U. Jossi Tennis Instructor Mr. Georce C. KIMBER Lecturer, Geography Mr. RayMonpd M. Mar TIN Lecturer, Chemistry Mr. Wyman E. OLson Lecturer, Education Mr. WorTHINGTON PRINCE Lecturer, Education Dr. RicHarD H. REEVE Lecturer, Anthropology Mrs. ApINA W. ROBINSON Assistant Professor of Home Economics Mr. THomas W. SEAWER Assistant in Business Administration Mr. J. RAE SCHWENCK Lecturer, Chemistry Mrs. CHARLOTTE B. WALKER Lecturer, Art Mr. STANLEY A. HIRTLE Lecturer, Police Training Mrs. KATHERINE D. WEBB Lecturer, Sociology Sacramento State College Office Staff Row 1, left to right: Mrs. Wanda Van Valkenburg Mrs. Kay Campbell Mrs. Rosemary Kunz Mrs. Carol Hutchinson Miss Shirley M. Adams Row 2, left to right: Mrs. Mabel Schoefer Mrs. Lissian V. Colombero Mr. Edson Caldwell Mrs. Virginia Daniels Mrs. Irene Mahaffey Not Pictured: Mr. E. C. Braddy Mrs. Marjorie Dacre Mr. Allen L. Daniels Clerk, Registrar’s Office Secretary, Personnel Office Clerk, Business Office Clerk, Personnel Office Secretary, Registrar’s Office Secretary, Education Staff Secretary to President Registrar Records Clerk, Registrar’s Office Clerk, Instructional Staff Account Clerk, Business Office Clerk, Registrar’s Office Accounting Officer | Student Council Peter Schuh Dave Morse Vernon Cable President Vice-President Treasurer 1 Lois Briggs Alfred Roxburgh Secretary Director of Student Government —— Ted LaTona Don Steed John Griffin Director of Athletics Director of Student Cooperatives Director of Publications Graduates LEONARD ALPERT, A.B. Social Science. HAROLD R. BLOMBERG, A.B. Government. BEVERLY BORING, A.B. Social Science. LOUIS BOROVANSKY, A.B. General Elementary. MARIAN BROWN, A.B. General Elementary. President C.S.T.A., A Capella Choir, Ski Club. RICHARD G. BROWN, A.B. Biological Science. BeALsio: Pre-Professional Society | LOUIS BRIGGS, A.B. Genera! Elementary. Editorial Staff Statesman, Secretary Student Body, } Social Committee, Buzz Club, GSAS Sacramento State Art Association. VERNON CABLE, A.B. Business Administration. Treasurer Student Body. RICHARD BUHLER, A.B. Business Administration. JANET BRYANT, A.B., Special Secondary in Physical Education. S:PSEZACRES:, President Senior Class, Vice-President C.S.T.A., Buzz Club, Social Activities Committee. CHLOIS CALDWELL, A.B. General Elementary. Teacher, Fair Oakes School. EVERETT CAMBELL, A.B. Business Administration. Social Committee. IRENE CLARK, A.B., Special Secondary in Nurses Education. JAMES CLARK, A.B. Business Administration. LESTER COLEMAN, A.B. Business Administration. WILLIAM H. CONDLEY, A.B. Business Administration. President Delta Sigma, Vice Pres. and Treasurer Inter Fraternity Council MARGARET CATHERINE CORCORAN, A.B., Special Secondary in Music. G.SSTAG Music Educators’ National Conference, Sacramento College Music Association. LOUIS COSANS, A.B. General Elementary. 4 i ROBERT COSANS, A.B. Government. BARBARA CRANE, A.B. English. WESLEY DANIELS, Jr., A.B. Business Administration. GARELD JEANNEY DASHNER, A.B., Special Secondary in Music, CSALA. Music Educators’ National Conference, Sacramento College Music Association. JERRY DIXON, A.B. General Elementary. BARBARA C. DOUARIN, A.B. General Elementary. CSaieAs A Capella Choir. eee MYRTLE EKLOF, A.B. General Elementary. CHARLES GARDNER, A.B. General Elementary. GEORGE R. GARDNER, A.B. English. Vice President Senior Class, G.S.T.A. CHARLES GEBHARDT, A.B. Social Science. HAROLD WALTER JEWELL, A.B. Government. GS.T.A. BETH GLEASON, A.B. General Elementary. Goss A. $—_— RICHARD STANLEY GOLDEN, A.B. Social Science. SELWYN C. GONSOULIN, A.B. Business Administration. ANITA GORBET, A.B. Sociology. ROBERT GRAHAM, A.B. Business Administration. WILLIAM J. CREEGGEN, A.B. Business Administration. JAMES A. GUENTHER, A.B. Social Science. Transfer from De Pauw University. HERBERT HARRISON, A.B., Special Secondary in Music. NOREEN HERBERT, A.B. General Elementary. Secretary C.S.T.A., Secretary Senior Class, Drama Club, Buzz Club. WILLIE JEAN HUGHES, A.B. General Elementary. Social Activities Committee Chairman, GiSaieA S.P.E.A.R.S. LEONARD JONES, A.B. Psychology. Ski Club, Kappa Alpha Pi. RUDOLPH A. JAKOSA, A.B. General Elementary. LILLIAN JAEGER, A.B. General Elementary. JAMES G. KELEHER, A.B. Psychology. B.A.S.S., Pre-Professional Society, Newman Club, Phi Chi Fraternity. JOHN R. KRABBENHOFT, Jr., A.B. Business Administration. THEODORE LA TONA, A.B., Special Secondary in Physical Education. WILBER F. LAVELLE, A.B. Business Administration. WILLIAM L. LAVELLE, A.B. Business Administration. ARVID MATTSON, A.B. Business Administration. WAYNE S. MILLER, A.B. Business Administration. President Buzz Club, Hornet Staff. BARBARA EVELYN MORSE, A.B. General Elementary. CS TA. DAVID MORSE, A.B., Special Secondary in Physical Education. Student Body Vice President, Yearbook Staff, Buzz Club, Social Activities Committee. DON J. MCDONALD, A.B., Special Secondary in Music. Social Committee. CSA, President Music Educators’ National Conference. A. WARREN McCLASKEY, A.B. Biological Science. President Pre-Professional Society, B.A.S.S. LOUISE MUNZ, A.B. ‘English. Transfer from C.O.P. KENNETH NICKERSON, A.B. Chemistry. GEORGE OKUMURA, A.B. Biological Science. BILL NAGAO, A.B. Business Administration. L. J. NAGEL, A.B. General Elementary. EDWIN EUGENE McDONALD, A.B. Business Administration. HELEN MCKAY, A.B. Education. WILLIAM H. OSER, A.B. General Elementary. LAYLE PARKINSON, A.B. Government. Supreme Court Justice, Campus Swingsters. WILLIAM F. PATTON, A.B. Social Science. WILLIAM A. PERON, A.B., Special Secondary in Music. SHERMAN POSCH, A.B. Business Administration. CALVIN REED, A.B., Special Secondary in Business Administration. ELMER REUTHER, A.B. Biological Science. JERRY LEE RICH, A.B. General Elementary. E. JUNE RODONI, A.B. Art. Transfer from Chico State, Pi Kappa Sigma, Editorial Staff Statesman, Sacramento State College Art Association. WANETTA A. ROSE, A.B. Business Administration. Commissioner Executive Council. ALFRED ROXBURGH, A.B. Public Administration. Director of Student Government. PEGGY SAUNDERS, A.B. Art. Transfer from C.O.P., Editorial Staff Statesman, Sacramento State College Art Association. GORDON SHABER, A.B. Social Science. CELIA MAY SCHALL, A.B. Speech. GISSTIWAS; Hornet Staff. PETER SCHUH, A.B. General Elementary. Past’ Pres. C.S.T.A., Pres . and Vice President S.S.C.S.A., M.E.N.C., Athletic Board of Control. THOMAS SEAWER, A.B. Business Administration. HEIDI SCHMIDT, A.B. Social Science. Transfer from U.C., Board of Directors Ski Club, S.P.E.A.R.S., C.S.T.A., GlACELPIEER: ABRAM SHAEFFER, A.B. Mathematics. t | - RALPH SIEMENS, A.B. Biological Science. THOMAS H. SMITH, A.B. Mathematics. VIRGINIA ELLEN SMITH, A.B. General Elementary. GSale As DONALD STEED, A.B. Government. CAROL WILMA TAYLOR, A.B. Kindergarten-Primary. JAMES F. TYLER, A.B. Business Administration. LOUIS WARD, A.B. Social Science. MARGARET SHEARER, A.B. General Elementary. Dramatics Club CSE eAS E. B. WICKLANDER, A.B. Social Science. Transfer from U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. LEONE HINRICH, A.B. General Elementary. GSaleA Art Association MELBA LEDBETTER, A.B. General Elementary. CiSsTA: Social Activities Committee Art Association. i] ] j | BEVERLY K. SMITH, A.B. General Elementary. EUGENE JONES, A.B. Business Administration. JEFFREY T. LEE, A.B. Business Administration. DORIS MYERS, A.B. General Elementary. ALVERTA BECKER, A.B. General Elementary. MARILYN J. BREECH, A.B. General Elementary. MARSHALL FELS, A.B. Psychology. DEAN E. FORKS, A.B. Business Administration. PHYLLIS GALLACHER, A.B. General Elementary. NANCY C. GIMBLIN, A.B. Social Science. ROBERT J. GRAHAM, A.B. Business Administration. ROBERT T. GRANT, A.B. Psychology. MABEL HARRY, A.B. General Elementary. MELVILLE JOHNS, A.B., Special Secondary in Physical Education. MARICATHERINE LEONARD, A.B. General Elementary. RAYMOND LONG, A.B. General Elementary. VERDA B. SCHULTZ, A.B. Social Science. WILLIAM P. SMITH, A.B. Social Science. CAROL VAN DEN BERG, A.B. General Elementary. LOUIS S. WARD Jr., A.B. Social Science. DONALD R: ZIEGLER, A.B. General Elementary. Senior Class GRADUATES NOT PICTURED LEILA BARBOUR, A.B. General Elementary. HENRY M. BELLUOMINI, A.B. Social Science. GEORGE L. CLINE, A.B. General Elementary. LESTER L. COLEMAN, A.B. Business Administration. MARY W. DESSERT, A.B. Special Secondary in. Music. ROBERT M. DESSUREAU, B.E. General Elementary. VIRGINIA F. FANCHER, A.B. General Elementary. PHYLLIS G. FREDERICKSON, A.B. General Elementary. JOSEPH R. HOBSON, A.B. Social Science. HARRY L. JONES, A.B. Psychology. HAROLD W. JEWELL, A.B. Government. POLLY G. KRUSE, A.B. Social Science. MELBA O. LEDBETTER, A.B. General Elementary. GEORGE LOWE, A.B., Special Secondary in Physical Education. SAMUEL HARRISON LYONS, A.B. Biological Science. THELMA L. ROGERS, A.B., Special Secondary in Home Economics. ALFRED S. ROXBURGH, A.B. Public Administration. ALLEN R. SHEARER, A.B. Business Administration. MARGARET M. SHEARER, A.B. General Elementary. Senior Class Officers George Cline - Treas., George Gardner - Vice-Pres., Norene Herbert - Sec., Janet Bryant - Pres. Junior Class Supreme Court Row 1: Gordon Schaber - Chief Justice. Robert Lanoue. Row 2: Layle Parkinson Robert Wesley Phillips Purpose of the Supreme Court: The Sacramento State College Student Association Supreme Court endeavors to establish procedures and contacts to allow for the efficient administration of Student Body judicial affairs. ORGANIZATIONS Newspaper Staff Row 1, left to right: Dr. Geeting, Bebe Wolfe, George Dacre. Row 2: Wayne Miller, Don Smith. Yearbook Staff Row 1, left to right: Lois Briggs, Willie Jean Hughes, June Rodoni, Peggy Saunders. Row 2: Dave Morse, John Griffin, Jack Waite. The Sacramento State College Hornet Bulletin was started in the Fall Semester of 1948, to provide a weekly news sheet for the student body. It is a mimeographed paper and provides news of coming and past social, thletic, and educational events of interest to State students and faculty. Future plans for a full sized weekly are being formulated and the necessary staff for this larger paper is now being recruited. The present staff consists of the following people: Faculty Advisor - - - - Dr. Geeting Editor - - - - - - - Wayne Miller Feature Editor - - - - George Dacre Sports Editor - - - - - - Don Smith Events Editor - - - - - Celia Schall Business Staff - - - - Helen Parker and Bebe Wolfe Art Department : . Row 1, left to right: Kent Hall, Fred Henry, Warren Eckness, Steve O’Dell, Bill Oser, Dr. Tarmo Pasto. Row 2: Lois Briggs, Peggy Saunders, Melba Ledbetter, Ruth Kastning, Louise Clark, Leone Hinrich, Noreen Herbert, Lorraine Bagdazian, Jean Rowe, Vila Brown, June Rodoni. 3 oe “he Ruth Kastning Seem g Dou. B. Overjorde, T. Douglass, Rosemary Sawtell Charles Green Ruth Kastning C. Green. W. Eckness co ee nl i Charles Green, Ruth Kastning. pe ee Si at Se oe Seated: Louise Clark, Melba Ledbetter, Ruth Kastning, Lorraine Bagdazian. Standing: Warren Eckness, Bill Oser, Fred Henry, Jean Rowe, Leone Hinrich, Dr. Tarmo Pasto. wy j ‘ The first annual art show of Sacramento State College was presented in the E. B. my Crocker Art Gallery from February 1 to 28 under the direction of Dr. Tarmo Pasto, Professor of Art. The thirty representative oils were works of the following twenty one artists: May Armstrong, Lois Briggs, Louise Clark, Thayer Douglass, Warren Eckness, Virginia Finley, Charles Green, Dorothy Hanson, Elizabeth Harmer, Ruth Kastning, Frana Kielhofer, Mary Makison, Wm. Oser, Wm. Patton, Robert Potts, Virginia Powers, June Rodoni, Jean Rowe, Peggy Saunders, Margaret Shearer, Gloria Odlin Surette. June Rodoni, The Douglass, Thayer Douglass, Warren Eckness. Charles Green, Peggy Saunders, Tha Bob Overjorde. Douglass, Bob Potts, June Rodoni Pre-Professional Society Row 1, left to right: LeRoy Milne, Richard Brown, Richard Corum, Warren McClaskey, Mr. Love (sponsor), Ralph Isola, Harry Stathos. Row 2: Stanley Sato, Jim Keleher, Floyd Serr, f Merrit Nickerson, Jack Young, Dick Thomas. Row 3: Jack Thayer, Edward Staeder, Ralph Simens, Laurence Meyers, Donald Thole, Jim Stimson, Frank Franceschi. } The purpose of the club is to prepare the pre-professional students socially and academically for their respective professions and to assist them in every way possible to attain their goals. Pre-Professional GoM. LOVE; Sponsor ee Row 1, left to right: LeRoy Milne - Secretary, Warren McClaskey - President. Row 2: Richard Brown - Treasurer, Harry Stathos - Vice President. Warren McClaskey, Ralph Isola. ett Dr. D. W. Bailey, Warren McClaskey. American Chemical Society Club Row 1, left to right: Sherman Boyd, Bryon Drupiewski, Edward Rodgers, Edna Stanley, Jack Saunders, Frank Franceschi. Row 2: Mr. R. M. Martin, Dr.-W. L. Burdick, Dr. H. D. Draper, Mr. J. R. Schwenck, Dr. W. A. Gilkey. Row 3: Lawrence Mann, Stanley Harris, Robert daRoza, Earl C. Martin, William Tom, Ralph Isola. Members not present: Ralph McLaughlin, Rudolph Merkel, Lee Mizulani, Kenneth Nickerson. The American Chemical Society Row 1, left to right: Neal F. Peek - Vice-Chairman, Frank Franceschi - Chairman, Robert daRosa - Secretary, Row 2: Dr. H. D. Draper, Mr. J. R. Schwenck Club Advisors. The American Chemical Society was founded by chemists seventy- two years ago to provide a means by which their human, professional and scientific needs could be satisfied. Today, the American Chemical Society is the world’s largest organ- ization devoted to a single science. It provides opportunities for the making of ‘professional contacts, for exchange of scientific information, and for the presentation of original work before those specialists who can best appreciate its value. It maintains employment aids, promotes professional recognition, and assists in bettering the economic status of its members. In addition, the American Chemical Society has made it possible for the undergraduate students of chemistry to learn the value of professional association through student affiliation, and prepares the students for a more constructive life in chemistry. The purpose of this chapter is to afford an opportunity for the students of chemistry and chemical engineering in the Sacramento State College to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to secure experience in preparing and presenting technical material before audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members and to instill a professional pride in chemistry. Dr. Geeting Row 1, left to right: Noreen Herbert, Dr. Geeting, Marge Jerry Redwine, Radio and Dramatics Club “The Glass Menagerie”, first dramatic production of Sacramento State College, was presented in the Sacramento Junior College Auditorium on April 26, 27, and 30. Dr. Baxter Geeting was in charge of production, Alec Grant was the student director, Sid Woodward was in charge of publicity, the technical staff included Dorothy Cavitt, Raymond Baker, and Frank Armstrong. Margaret Shearer was cast as Amanda, Noreen Herbert as Laura, Gerald Redwine as Tom, and Marshall Garrett as Jim. Home Economics Club Bi Fy ha ee Row 1, left to right: Barbara Alves, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Robinson, Marian Stephen. Row 2: Clara Williams, Jane Peterson, Nabuko Kaneko, Emiko Ishida, Thelma Rogers. C.S.T.A. Row 1, left to right: Barbara Douarin, Melba Ledbetter, Norene Herbert, Beth Gleason. Row 2: Virginia Smith, Bill Baldwin, George Cline, Barbara Morse. | C.$.T.A. Officers Marian Brown - President (not pictured), Lou Cosans - Treasurer, Barbara Morse - Vice- President, Virginia Smith - Secretary. 8 Left to right: Janet Bryant - Vice- President, Ray Long - President, Willie Jean Hughes - Secretary. i Lae is e a Row 1, left to right: Mavis Wright, Peggy Saunders, Heidi Schmidt, Barbara Bauman, Marge Shearer, Janet Bryant, Willie Jean Hughes, Lois Briggs. Row 2: Ted LaTona, Don McDonald, Lane Ernst, Dorothy Carmel, Bill Walcott, Fred Lickey. Row 3: John Griffin, Alfred Roxburgh, Dave Morse, Ray Long, Jack Waite, Charles Gardner. Any student who is preparing to follow the profession of teaching is eligible to join the C.S.T.A. Its aims and purposes can best be quoted from the Constitution of the organization: “The aims of this organization shall be to stimulate the highest ideals of professional ethics and attitudes; to promote the social, professional, and economic welfare of teachers; to improve educational services in general; to foster active cooperation between the student groups of teacher training institutions; and to develop professional attitudes among student teachers”. Row 1, left to right: Ralph Isola, Jack Thayer, Mavis Wright, Lois Criqui, Phyllis Perry, Betty Jane Lee, LeRoy Milne, Sam Lyons. Row 2: Nick Doudnik, Harry Stathos, Jim Love, Dr. Jenkins (sponsor), Jack Young, Jim Keleher, Jack Criqui. Row 3: Warren McClaskey, Richard Corum, Edward Stalder, Lawrence Meyers, Tom Wittsche, Owen McNally, Dave Morse. Biological Association Of Sacramento State College B.A. 9. 9. Purpose of the club: 7 There are five objects of this organization: a 1. To protect the flora and fauna of our country. . 2. To promote the knowledge and understanding of interested persons ' in the Biological Sciences. 3. To promote the teaching of Biology in Sacramento Junior College and Sacramento State College, and to render assistance to such classes upon request. To mutually assist each other in expressing talents and_ skill through scientific media. 5. To function as a non-profit educational and social organization. ® cw) e fo} a) iS i 5 co c co} ® = S = 5 ae ms) “2 S co o ac a 2 at the C-Bar-C Ranch. held on April .o Cs wi Frye The Elementary P. E. Folk Dancing Group Rowl, left to right: Marge Shearer, Janet Bryant, Barbara Bauman, Willie Jean Hughes, Lois Briggs, Lorraine Bagdazian. Row 2: Jack Smith, Bill Baldwin, Dorothy Carmel, Steve Rooney, Dave Morse, Ray Long, Lane Ernst, Wayne Miller. Fred Lickey. Row 3: Buzz Club The Buzz Club of Sacramento State College, pep and rally organization, was organized in the fall of 1948. Its purpose is to encourage the student body to support the varsity teams, to help provide rooting sections at games, and to plan and put on rallies. The Buzz Club has its own green and gold jackets which are worn by the members. A pep letter is awarded for service and attendance at games. The letter, a green block S with a hornet superimposed on it is awarded on a point basis. Officers elected for the 48-49 school year are Wayne Miller, President, and Barbara Bauman, Secretary. Buzz Club Wayne Miller - President. Barbara Bauman - Secretary. Row 1, left to right: Bill Baldwin, Janet Bryant, Marge Shearer, Lois Briggs, Willie Jean Huges - Chairman, Janet Saunders, Ray Long. Row 2: Don McDonald, Bill Walcott, Dave Morse, Sherman Chavoor, Everett Campbell. Social Activities Committee Sacramento State College Purpose of the club... The Social Activities Committee of Sacramento State College plans and arranges all dances and parties given by the school. The main events of the year were the Junior Prom, the Senior Ball, and the State College Picnic Day. Sacramento State College First Annual Picnic Day Elk Grove Park, April 29, 12 to 12 Hs eee is ee pe el he ai lian os aon Faculty and Coeds Softball Game Score: Faculty - 12 Coeds - 11 Jim Young Tom Wittsche, composer of the Don McDonald, composer of the Sacramento State College Hymn Sacramento State College Fight Song; Dave Morse, Chairman of Picnic Day. Row 1, left to right: Patricia Pike, Marian Dudley, Juanita Muzcuster, Miss May, Marian Brown, Sumatra Mulhullen. Row 2: Robert Lindfeldt, Lawrence Stizzo, Frank Anderson, Edward Hussong, Paul Chandler, Jim Young, Bob Ackerman, Darrell Mayfield, Gerald Dashner. A Cappella Choir SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE HYMN FIGHT, HORNETS, FIGHT by Robert Wittsche by Donald McDonald All hail to Sacramento Fight on, Sacramento State; Your colors green and gold; Fight on to victory! We'll hail our alma mater, The Hornet is on the wing; As on the years do roll; The foe will know that we can show them She stood by us through trials, We're meant for fame and glory A beacon to our way; All the world will know; With hearts both proud and grateful The Hornet's nest is best in the west by test We sing of thee this day. Sacramento State, Let’s go! All hail! All hail! All hail! All hail to Sacramento State Our Alma Mater true. 5. P.E.A.R.S. The Sacramento Physical Education and Recreation Society is made up of Physical Education Majors and Minors in the State College. This organization was founded so that social and athletic activities could be held for all interested in Physical Educatio n. Social gatherings and sport nights hold the highlights in the year’s events. Meetings are held every second Thursday of the month at which time a business meeting is held and afterward followed by volleyball, badminton, bowling, swimming or dancing. The semester was started off with a bang with all members meeting at the home of Miss Charlotte Bergstrom for dinner. Election of officers took place at this time. Officers elected for the year were: President, John Patterson; Secretary-Treasurer, Janet Saunders; Program Director, Dorothy Carmel. Outgoing officers were: President, Sam Lyons; Secretary-Treasurer, Willie Jean Hughes; Program Director, Janet Bryant. The S.P.E.A.R.S. have helped usher, sell cokes, put up posters, hand out programs, and even push and pull the bleachers in and out before and after Hornet basketball games. Several club members are also on the basketball and baseball teams and all are active in other campus activities. Left to right: Dorothy Carmel - Program Director John Patterson - President Janet Saunders - Secretary-Treasurer Hornets, Hornets - Roll up the Score! Yell Leaders: Lorraine Bagdazian, Lane Ernst, Noreen Herbert. Noreen Herbert ot FPS SHS, ‘iit eo p fe MS Fairfield, Sacramento Noreen Herbert Lane Ernst Lorraine Bagdazian Basketball © Left to right: Bill Baldwin - trainer, Ralph Maloof - (captain), Elmer Dennis, John Valentino, Richard Chase, Dick Gwinn, Parker Johnston, Ed Perry, Lester Bolt, Warren Conrad - Coach. Absent from picture: Harry Stuart. Sacramento State, in its first athletic endeavor, came up with a pretty fair basketball team this year. Although their record is not impressive from a win and loss standpoint, the club was a hustling, hard-fighting outfit and could easily have had a good season if a few breaks had come their way. All in all, for the first year of competition, the past season may be classified as a success. Most of the credit, for what showing the team made, belongs to Coach Warren Conrad. Conrad worked long and hard with the team and with individual players. This work paid off as seen by the parformances of Dick Gwinn, Chick Chase, Ed Perry and Parker Johnston, during the season. Ed Perry and Parker Johnston in the front line, Dick Gwinn at center, and Chick Chase and Ralph Maloof at the guard spots was the starting combination used by Conrad. Primarily using a slow break, playing a ball control and passing game, augmented by spurts of fast break play, the Hornets looked good in the majority of their games, but unfortunately lacked the scoring punch when needed. The Hornet's top scorers were: Dick Gwinn, 163 points; Ralph Maloof, 135 points; Ed Perry, 132 points; and Parker Johnston with 101 points. Chick Chase and Maloof had the distinction of leading the personal foul list having a total of 126 fouls between them. Ralph Maloof was selected as team captain by a unanimous vote of the team. Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Left to right: The season’s resume: BASKETBALL cawdS a Al = 45 - 45 - 58 - 50 EARAT, 52 - 45 beRGe - 45 IGA - 35 =O SAS s0 AG Tennis Fairfield Army Air Base Chico State College - Fairfield Army Air Base Chico State College - Cal. Aggies - - - - S. fa State= = =| - = Chapman College - - Linfield College - - - Cal. Aggies - - - - Sy [Ps SUCLG 9a a 9a Mather Field - - - Humboldt State College Cal. Aggies - - - - College of the Pacific Mather Field - = Fresno State College Fresno State College The season’s record: 6 wins, 11 losses. Wickert, Sam Lyons, Fred Lickey, George Condos. 28 50 39 62 64 61 53 34 44 73 42 37 50 54 40 SS) 68 Jack Jossi - Coach, Harry Lambros, Bill Walcott, Jack Cochrane, Bob | | Sacramento State College Tennis Team a a Fe ditaieieien Part of Tennis Team George Kondos Sam Lyons, Bob Wickert Bill Walcott Baseball i Ne a i w ae is Row 1, left to right: Elmer Dennis, Irwin Schwall, Bill Morgan, Bill Baldwin, Dick Genasci, John Ranlett, Tom Hannigan, publicity. Row 2: Earl Arnett, scorer; Guido Colla, Bob Morray, John Boroja, Don Parsons, Bob Simpkins, John Patterson, George Bandy (Ass’t. Coach). Row 3: Marino Pierucci, Ted LaTona, Bob Osborn, John Valentino, Larry Mann, Harry Stuart, George Verantchi. Absent from picture: Warren Conrad, Coach. a Snaeosamant ccasiitesimsanae | i“ %, ein! ih -- vi wre a gered te Photo Courtesy of Sacramento Chamber of Commerce a RL hn Rm ean We. if SE iis Misia rN