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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1950 volume:

Si eeealee a Co-Editors RENA GABRIELLI BEN LEAFE Aut Editor LEO MORRIS Photographers Carroll Harris Harry Stuart Advertising Z| lanager JIM WARNER Staff DAVID WINSLOW TOM BIAGIONI GEORGE GRIMES PATRICIA WAUGH CARMEN CANALES FRED SCULLIN BARBARA WILLIAMS JANET SAUNDERS IRVING SCHWALL Published by the Student Association of Sacramento State College, Sacramento, California SHfutog TQ phs Wen Galion oe This annual could be dedicated to Our alma mater, SSC ao ee The college life we lived s0 free And friendships that ne'er grow old. We could mention Midnight oil and midnight toil, Ox books that we never crached; Useful aid fox making grades And units we found we Lached. We might have made our dedication To the blessings of co-education, To social life and cooperation Gn all our campus organization. Then, too, t's always good to review the past, Then into the future dineot yout gaze, Showing how values of college will last And make for successful alumni days. Yes, our annual might fave been dedicated to all these things- -- But it's not- - - t's dedicated to You. Administra tion Dr. Guy HA. West President Dr. Stephen L. Walker Dr. Donald W. Bailey Dean of Instruction Director of Personnel and Guidance -£ DR. F. BLAIR MAYNE Chairman, Division of Business Administration. Dr. HAL D. DRAPER Chairman, Division of Sciences and Mathematics Dr. HUBERT J. McCORMICK Dr. EVERETT W. DuVALL Chairman, Division of Social Sciences. Dr. BAXTER M. GEETING Chairman, Division of Human- ities and Fine Arts. Chairman, Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. lathematiaes Division of Saiences and Pas Left to Right: Front row: Edwin B. Weinberg, Carl E. Ludwig, Robertha Matteson, Hal D. Draper and William Eurdick Second Row: Raymond M. Martin, J. Rae Schwenck, Hubert O. Jenkins, Jesse E. Young, C. M. Love and Melvin O. Fuller Division of Business Administration Left to right: Albert K. Wickesberg, Daniel D. Gage, Merrell W. Skeels and Willard M. Thompson + Division of Teacher Education ey Left to right: Henry R. Hansen, James M. Bradfield, Willard W. Smith, Mary Frances Stewart, John R. Shannon, Lelia T. Ormsby, Ira R. Woodworth, Stephen L. Walker, Harold H. Stephenson and Jesse E. Young. Division of Soeial Saiences be - - fm Bemis, John P. Hornseth and Victor Kaupas Aits i itr Division of Humanities and Sfir | By , YS. eee ee IN Nag Left to right: Richard H. Reeve, James Adair, Charles V. Hume, Irving McKee, Baxter M. Geeting, Frederick W. Westphal, Tarmo A. Pasto, Clyde C. Parker and George W. Creel Division of Health, Physical Education and Reorzation | | 1 | ] | | 1 - 3 a a BS ta. fie ; No OR by —Non-Academie Staff Row 1. Mrs. Colombero, Rosemary Kunz, Mrs. Dacre, Nancy Clark. Row 2. John Samara, Mrs. Wheeler, Rose Bailey, Geraldine Millard, Otto Ely. Row 3. Mrs. Schoefer, Mrs. Munson, Nancy Peterson, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Mahaffey. ALL aboard for all points, North, east, south and wrest. Destinations unlimited. The only fare is fair play. Have your tickets ready, Be sure to get on the right track. You've pulled tough grades before, There are stezher ones ahead. This is no place to rest; College is only a whistle-stop. Ackerman, Robert Francis A.B. Spec. Sec. Music Allard, John B. A.B. Gen. Sec., Eng. Alves, Barbara Jean A. B. Jr. Hi School Spanish Amos, Vanna Mae AWB: Gen. Elementary Educ. Amsberry, Dale Stirling A. B. Indus. Arts Bader, Robert Jared A.B. Gen. Sec. Bakula, Anthony Stephen A.B. Bus. Adm. Ball, Gordon Fremont A. B. Bus. Adm. Baldwin, William A.B. Spec. Sec. PoE. Benson, Maxine Elaine A.B. Eng. Bowles, Marvin Scott A.B. Gen. Sec. P, E. Briggs, Robert A.B. Gen. Sec. History Brown, Ruth Marie A.B. Kindergarten Educ. Carmichael, Calvin Coolidge A. B. Bus. Adm. Caswell, Gloria A.B. Spec. Sec. Music Cobb, Melvin Dennis A.B. Gen. Sec. Government Coburn, Robert A.B. Coppen, Roland S. A.B. Gen. Sec. Mathematics Criqui, Jack A.B. Gen, Sec. Bio. Science Davis, Mary Eleanor A.B. Kindergarten-Primary Educ. Delevan, Frank Enos A.B. Gen. Sec. Mathematics Dennis, Elmer Harvey AB. Spec. Sec. PIE. Disney, Helen Lucille A.B. Gen. Elementary Educ. Doudnick, Nick A.B. Gen. Sec. Bio. Science Dudley, Marian Thelma A.B. Kindergarten-Primary Educ. Eastman, Orville Wilmer A.B. Bus. Adm. Epling, Henry W. A.B. Bus. Adm. Flanders, Ruth Elaine A.B. Kindergarten Educ Flowers, Edward Parks A.B. Bus. Adm, Foster, Robert M. AB. Bus. Adm. Franceski, Frank Andrew A.B. Chemistry Freeman, Alice Marion AB. Gen. Elementary Educ. Fulton, Robert B. A.B. Bus. Adm. Genasci, Richard Charles A.B. Gen. Sec. Social Science Green, Charles A.B. Gen. Sec. Art Griffin, John G. A.B. Eng. Gwinn, Richard A.B. Gen. Sec. PE: Harris, Robert L. A.B. Bus. Adm. Hawley, Charles C. A.B. Gen. Sec. Social Science Henry, Frederick A.B. Gen. Elementary Speech Henry, Paul Cantrell A.B. Government Herron, Paul M. A.B. Spec. Sec. P.E. Hescock, Dorothy Ellen A.B. Spec. Sec. Art Hocking, Robert Milton A.B. Bus. Adm. Hopper, James A.B. Gen. Elementary Educ. Humbert, Merle George A.B. Bus. Adm. + Isola, Ralph A.B. Bio. Science | Ivanisevich, Robert A.B. Psychology Jennings, James Murgatroid A.B. Sociology Jesperson, Georgia A.B. Health Ed. Just, Charles P. A.B. Gen. Sec. Social Science Keaster, Charles A.B. Gen. Sec. Gen. Elementary Educ. Killam, Anna A.B. Kindergarten-Primary Educ. King, John Henry A.B. Gen. Sec. Social Science Kiraly, Anthony A.B. Gen. Sec. Eng. Kleinwachter, Charles A. A.B. Bus. Adm. Koontz, Virginia A.B. Bus. Adm. ty Lake, George A.B. Pa Social Science Lambrose, Henry John A.B. Gen. Sec. Mathematics Lawson, Margaret A.B. Psychology Lee, James A.B. Bus. Adm. Lee, Jeffery A.B. Accounting Lopes, Bertha Evelyn A.B. Jr. Hi. School Educ. Loquaglia, Carol Jean A.B. Social Work Lynch, James Richard A.B. Gen. Sec. Mathematics Mann, Lawrence C. A.B. Chemistry Mansfield, Dean Floyd A.B, Gen. Elementary Educ, Martin, Earl Chinafulle A.B. Gen. Sec. Chemistry Matulich, Mark F. Jr. A.B. Bus. Adm. McLaughlin, Ralph A.B. Chemistry Medawar, George N. A.B. Physics Meyers, Franklin J. A.B. Gen. Sec. Physics Michael, Melvin Earle A.B. Government Morgan, William L. Jr. A.B. Social Science Munn, Robert A.B. Gen. Elementary Educ. Murray, James Arnold A.B. ls PoE BY Nickerson, Merritt A.B. Bio. Science Nielsen, Georgia L. + A.B. Bus. Adm. Overjorde, Robert A.B. Spec. Sec. Art Pardee, Sidney L. A.B. Psychology Parsons, Donald F. j A.B. Social Science Patterson, John A.B. Educ. Peletta, Peter Paul A.B. Spec. Sec. Pees Predovich, Daniel A.B. Gen. Sec. Social Science Price, Harry A.B. Jr. Hi. School Social Science Quinn, John Joseph A.B. Psychology Rambeth, Harold C. A.B. Bus. Adm. ty Ranlett, John Grant A.B. Mathematics a Redwine, Gerald A.B. Gen. Sec. Speech Regmaiden, Herman Jr. A.B. Bus. Adm. Regmaiden, Sylvia A.B. Gen. Elementary Rice, Robert A.B. i Accounting Rodgers, Edward AB. a Chemistry Rodgers, Richard A.B. Gen. Sec. Mathematics Rowe, Albert Ellis Jr. A.B. Bus. Adm. Rowell, Charles A.B. Gen. Sec. Science Rye, Mona Jane A.B. Sociology Sactes, Mike A.B. Accounting Saunders, Jack A.B. Chemistry Saunders, Janet B. A.B. Spec. Sec. Physical Ed. Sawtelle, Rosemary A.B. Art Schatz, George N. A.B. Bus. Adm. : + Schrumph, Duaine A.B. Gen. Sec. Skabbo, Kathalene Veda 7 A.B. Bus. Adm. Smith, Donald Stewart ACB: Gen. Sec. Bio. Science Smith, Jerel Lee A.B. Bus. Adm ¢ Stafford, Gertrude A.B. Gen. Elementary mi Educ. Stathos, Harry F. A.B. Bio. Science Stephen Marian A.B. Spec. Sec. Home Economics Stevens, Dona Marie A.B. Gen. Elementary Educ. Stewart, Robert A.B. Physics Strong, Elizabeth Lucy A.B. Gen. Elementary Educ. Stuart, Harry Gillbert A.B. Bus. Adm. Tebbens, Ronald A.B. Bus. Adm. Thomas, William A.B. Government Trieber, David A.B. Bus. Adm. Udall, Everett A.B. Bus. Adm. 4 Valentino, John Edward 4 A.B. PEE: Waddell, Kenneth A.B. Physics Wait, Jack Napier A.B. Special Sec. Bus. Ed. Walcott, William Eugene A.B. Spec. Sec. : bs Wallace, Gladys { A.B. Spec. Sec. Eckness, Warren AS A.B. Spec. Sec. in Art Washburn, Marjorie A.B. Gen. Elementary Weddigan, Robert Bruce A.B. Physics Weintraub, Irwin M. A.B. Bus. Adm. Wittsche, Thomas A.B. Gen. Sec. Wingie, Oscar Melvin A.B. General Elem. Educ: Williams, Laurence A.B. Bus. Adm. Woodward, Cyrus Jr. A.B. Eng. Yee, Dan A.B. Gen. Sec. Industrial Arts Yelle, Archie A.B. Gen. Sec. P.E. . January Graduates Row 1: Lindberg, D. L., Muldoon, M. A., Lvilich, V. P., Kennerley, E. F., Rossetto, D. N., Keaster, C. W. Row 2. Livaich, W. A., Lazori, B. E., Schafer, L. R., Grant, A., Dacre, G. E., Harris, S. W., Bult, L. Burron, P. J., “Vaughan, W. G., Cochrane J.M. Row 3. Fredericks, C. G., Ellis, E., Milne, W. L., Mattson, A. O., Carmel, D.J., McGill, D. H., Allard, J. B. Row 4. Smith, S. D., Bavohan, R. F., Moon, W. C., da Roza, R. A., Bertolucci, J. H., Anderson, G. A. ee A wocket streaked across the sky As transient as a human sigh. ts flashing glow fixed on high Was like a jubilee gone by. ts whistling shriek so NzEat, yet fax, SFast diew my startled gaze in trance. There bursting sharks combined with stars And heav’n joined earth O2 One brief dance. Student Council The Student Council completed a successful year of operations in 1949-50 with the inclusion of a new office. A “Commissioner of Fine Arts’’ was added to the commissions of student government, student cooperatives, athletics, and publications. The duties of the various commissioners operating in their respective departments include athletic and rally activities, drama and mu- ‘ sic department planning and laison work, publicity and publications, planning for student cooperatives, and student body election sup- ervising. These councilmen selected the official rings, planned the very successful jamboree, and budgeted the monies from the $4,800 student body fund to the various studeni activities. Bill Walcott Student Body President. Janet Saunders Student Body Vice-President. STUDENT OFFICERS Walter Epling, Secretary-Treasurer Marino Pierucci, Commissioner of Athletics Janet Saunders, Vice-President Bill Walcott, President Bill Baldwin, Commissioner of Student Government Dr. Donald W. Bailey, Director of Personnel and Guidance. Mrs. Jean Smith, Director of Student Activities. Statesman Staff Row 1 David Winslow, Janet Saunders, Barbara Williams, Carmen Canales, Sid Woodward. Row 2 Fred Scullin, Tom Biagioni, Dr. Clyde Parker, Jim Warner, George Grimes. Co-Editors Ben Leafe Rena Gabrielli Hornet Staff Lil Ohlbrick, Ray Baker, Sid Woodward Dr. Clyde Parker, Jim Warner, Tom Sid Woodward Biagioni, Fred Scullin, Jack Tebbens. Editor-in-Chief Buzz Chub The Buzz Club, Sacramento State's pep and rally organization has become one of the most active organizations on the campus. Organized in the fall of 1948 for the purpose of promoting student support for State’s varsity teams through the media of providing rooting sections and planning and presenting rallies, it has carried out its purpose throughout this year with numerous rallies to encour- age student enthusiam. Members of the Buzz Club can be identified by their white “V’ neckline sweaters, with a representative green and gold block 'S” surmounted by a hornet on them. Florence Bolla, George Woodhouse, Cody Goodnight California Student Teachers Association The C. S. T. A. is the junior branch of the California Teachers Association. Some of the aims of the group are to stimulate the high- est ideals of professional ethics, to improve educational services in general, to foster active cooperation between training institutions and their student groups and to develop professional attitudes among student teachers. Sacramento State College is one of thirty-one teacher-training institutions belonging to the state-wide organization. Membership for the state exceeds 3,000, with our school contributing 65 members. Dr. Charles Howard is our faculty sponsor. Wendell Tarr, Treasurer; Harry Leafe, President; Olga Musso, Recording Secretary; Duaine Schrumph, Vice President (not pictured;) Joan Mards, Corresponding Secretary. Square and Compass Club Dick Rodgers, Albert Rowe, Irving Mathews, President; Alan De Moss. Campus Oe Row 1 Lora Cate, Clarice Kerr, Betty Kovach, Phyllis Mi a 5 offitt (treasurer); Ruth Ann Johnson Row 2 Ted Thiery (secretary), Charles Kleinwachter, Bob da Roza, George Glavas, Art Whitfield, Clark Scheffer (President). Green and Gold Varsity Cul of : 2 E = 4 ee Richard Gwinn, George Vernatchi, Robert Hocking, Ralph Maloof (President). The Green and Gold Varsity Club was organized as an on- campus organization during the fall semester of 1949. It is an honorary society open to all male students at the Sac- ramento State College who have lettered in one or more intercollegiate sport activities. Newman Clu L Apolinar Aguilar, Tom Kenney, Jackie Baucher, Luuis Ramas, Marian Brown, Rosemarie Keating. The Biological Association of the Sacramento State College The Biological Associaton of the Sacramento State College, or better known to the students as B. A. S. S., is one of the oldest clubs on the campus. It was organized in January, 1949, by several of the State students majoring in Biological Science. Membership is open to students of both colleges, who have taken at least one three unit biology course. The objectives of the club are both academic as well as social. The first objective is to protect the flora and fauna of our country. The second objective is to pro- mote the knowledge and understanding of Biological Sciences. Tom Wittsche, President; Jack Wait, Secretary; Bebe Wolf, Vice President; Dick Thomas, Treasurer; Warren McClaskey, Historian. On- The- Job Directed Teaching On-the-job directed teaching is provided by the Sacramento State College as a service to teachers and school systems in the immediate area. It is available only to teachers holding emergency or provisional credentials and who are employed as full-time teachers. Left to right (without regard to rows): Earl Hoskins, Marshall Fels, James Grimes, Yvonne Jean Stephens, Phillip Vandor, Robert Munn, Wallace Scheaffer, Curtis Millar, Charles Johnson, Mrs. Eleanor Cochran, Mrs. Cecelia Palischak, A. L. Fitzpatrick, Stephen Rooney, Jr. American Chemieal Society a 7 m President, Byron Drupiewski; Program Chairman, Bob da Roza (not pic- tured); Secretary-Treasurer, Chet Gordon, 5: PE A. ER. S. é dees Kathy Matulich, Program Director; Edith Hansen, President; Gayle Remus, Secretary-Treasurer. Theta Epsilon be i Ah bate S Kenna Waite, Historian; Alice Mead, WineeProndent Virginia Costello, President; Delores Thill, Treasurer. Junior Class Officers Barbara Williams, Secretary; Kenna Waite, Treasurer, Richard Pierucci, President, Kathy Matulich, Vice-President Musia Educators SVational Conference Juanita Muncaster, Le Roy Hughes Row 1: Dolores Birchler, General Sports Manager; Jean Farley, Historian; Vivian Strangio, General Ass’t. Sports Manager. Row 2: Rena Barsanti, Vice President; Mavis Wright, President; Mary McMurphy, Secretary-Treasurer. We've worked and played together. And from our teamwork we've gained More than passing satisfaction Of fun and est and relaxation. But from our close companionship We've learned the skill of human welationships And added to ourselves By giving to others. We've played the games and kept the rules Sfust as we should have-down to the final whiatls. Row One: Delbert Bandy, Jim Tsukamoto, Bob Green. Row Two: George Bandy (assistant coach), Bob Hanlon, John Patterson, Norm Silveria, Don McKenzie, Larry Mann. Row Three: Marino Pierucci (assistant coach), John Ranlett, Dick Galvin, John Valentino, Don Parsons, Irving Schwall, Bob Osborne, Jack Heron, Coach Miller. Coach Bill Miller . ‘ � : at a : E ) . | 7 y fs ; as ‘ : G A eK ate iS raduating Senior on e . - . � , a” ng Basketball Team RICHARD GWINN, DON McKENZIE, RALPH MALOOF, JACK HERON 2 ‘ : JACK HERON Varsity Basketball Team The Sacramento State Hornets in their second year of competition had a successful season. Coach Conrad's squad played a very representa- tive schedule on which were last year’s A.A.U. champions, C.I.A.A. champions, and this year’s N.I.A.B. champions. The Hornets ended the sea- son with an impressive win over the Los Angeles State College. Scoring honors went to forward Pete Peletta, followed by center and captain Jack Heron. Varsity Seasonal Aecord 1949 - 1950 WON 14—LOST 10 Season-s Total Points: SSC 1271—Opponents 1187 SSC 45 Fresno Staite SSC 60 Fresno State SSC40) ‘Chico: State! -...:- a. 2:5. SSC 48 San Francisco State Individual Scoring for the Season SSC 46 San Francisco State... Delettaie oe ae ee 325 SSC 52 LaVerne SSC 53 Cal Aggies... VeUS4 (oh oe pee aerre tects oy eee er 24) SSC 49 College of Pacific SSC 47 Indiana State.. 5 Youngstrom nesses 194 SSC 54 Redlands U...... .- 49 ERIS pea ae ae 131 SSC 64: iGallsPollya = . 70 SSC 46 San Jose State... .. 90 Recher. Meee re wees 80 SSC 59 Oakland Blue Gold.............75 ; SSC.48 Cal Aggies... OGRE Sy oe sn pct cates eran soece Sos aeeee etc caze 80 SSC 62 Metloo fiwite sess crocera ce cee re 70 De Ma (Gown rae esa ee eee 56 SSC 40 Bncilivn toe tees ene 49 Be eG McKenzies i siscvccssccstescaecssstencessvasteace 25 SSC 36 West Virginia State.. SCHWiGll yee en ees 20 SSC 59 San Francisco State... SSC 58 San Francisco State SSC 75 Los Angeles State Junior Varsity Basketball Team The Junior Varsity, under Coach Miller, played under very adverse conditions. Although they were crowded for time and space, they enjoyed their season. As their name, Stingers, implies, they were felt by all their opponents and emerged with a winning season in their first year of play. Junior Varsity Seasonal Aecord 1949 - 1950 WON 9—LOST 6 Season's Total Points: SSCJV 663—Opponents 706 Individual Scoring for the Season SSCJV 51 Yuba Hanlon. SSVJV 43 Dow Chemical Z Wisisbon on SSGCIV 43) (Call Rogiess Vinee 40 Géltin = SSCJV 35 Roseville A.C.. Green SSCJV 46 Placer J.C...... Sent SSCJV 38 Chico State JV.. patere SSCJV 33 Placer J.C...... Hocking SSCJV 37. Davis A.C... Radeseo., SSCJV 38 Cal Aggies J.V else. SSCJV 52. San Juan:..::....-. eee Dennigi. SSCJV 44 College of Pacific JV........ Bondy. SSCJV 43 Christian Brothers Alumni 34 Denman ee SSCJV 64 Pittsburgh A.C... 55 eternal SS GVM b bn elicia licensee eee eterno 60 Higdon Miles .... Pierucci Hornet Baseball Team Under the coaching of Bill Miller, baseball holds an important place in the athletic activity at Sacramento State College. The Hornets opened this season with a 10 to 6 win over Cal Aggies, and gave evidence that they were out to equal, if not better, their previous season's record. Ascord and Schedulz fox 1950 WON 7—LOST 7 (incomplete) 3-19-00: “SSCLIOi Gal) Aggies... re 6 SA11E50) (SSC% (6: Fresno) States c csc secceencseeseeversees 12 DSC 7) shresno (Statens nccsete sce ees cccenctercs 3 $-15-50' SSC 77 ‘College of Pacifico! . 2. 9 S-18-50' SSC 14 ‘Chico: State: c.f tise 1 SSC 4 Chico State........0.0.... es 3-22-50 SSC 4 Cal Aggies.... uy 3-27-50 SSC 4 Fresno State... 7 SS@ 13! ‘Fresno: State:..:...2:2.ca: Sh as 6 4 -1-50 SSC 3 San Francisco State... 4 A-12-S0 SSC. 7 Cali Agaies 2.2 ten anccx cranes 4 A550) “SSC Go (Cal SPol yee sinctstatcssenstrcneenerecta (0 SS Car MO ale Poly eee ees eee 4 4-18-50 SSC vs. College of Pacific 4-22-50 SSC vs. San Francisco State (two games) 4-25-50 SSC vs. Chico State (two games) 4-29-50 SSC vs. Saint Mary's 5- 1-50 SSC vs. Fairfield-Suisun Air Base 5- 6-50 SSC vs. Cal Aggies 5-12-50 SSC vs. Fairfield-Suisun Air Base At the time of this writing, Heron, Rodness and Green are leading the regulars in hitting. Del Bandy is tte number one man on the mound with four wins and one defeat. Basketball Team Action Shot AG eS iii Pat Bowles, guard; Delores Bimkler, forward; Vivian Strangio, Rena Barsanti and Pat Bowles forward; Rena Barsanti, forward; Charlene Sanders, guard; Jean Farley, guard. Women Archers ‘ . ee ake eas : = oc. es Vue ON ones : : Janet Saunders, Pat Bowles, Rena Barsanti, Mary McMurphy, Vivian Strangio Pat Bowles The Sacramento State College Statesman staff takes great pride in announcing its [ist of Patrons. Without the aid of these people this Look would not have been possible. These businesses ar well known for their excellent service and merchandise of quality. Dt gives us great pleasure to present the following as patrons to this Look: Weinstock-Lubin Company Roos Brothers Don Burton, Inc. 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