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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1951 volume:

Eee PIT LOO I, i i 1 Piss { 7 | if 1 i D BI Fed | ya) 4 | THE STATESMAN Published by The Student Association Sacramento State College Sacramento, California, 1951 Editor Associate Editors Copy Faculty Graduates Graduates Art Activities Men’s Sports Women’s Sports Photography Sports Photography Faculty Advisor Business Manager Business Staff Richard Baron Harry Leafe William Bachmann William Isherwood Ben Leafe Patricia Paine Clarice Kerr Barbara Williams Shirley Winnop Joan Marks David Winslow Ronald Mills Jean Farley Carroll Harris Jack Kromrey Dr. Parker Neil Cavender nS Ce ee ei ald ip CC rrr—Ca“SN : : a | 4 % i , : ( a j SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE SACRAMENTO 18, CALIFORNIA MEMORANDUM TO THE STUDENTS OF SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE ee VSATE COLLEGE Today we plan—tomorrow we build! And in time there will be | more adequate facilities for our rapidly growing college. But in ; a very real sense we have already built —not with brick and steel, of course, but with more precious materials! For, although we have not constructed halls and classrooms, we, the faculty and the stud- ents, have built more fundamental and important things. We have built personality, character, and citizenship and we have built ideals and attitudes. The materials with which we have worked are the minds, the hearts, and the aspirations of youth and the culture to which our democratic society is heir. eee AE 52sec These things that we have built cannot be reduced to blueprints 9 nor can they be measured with a yardstick. They find expression in better men and women doing a better job of thinking in relation to | better purposes. To attempt to chart on a finite scale the height, . breadth, or depth of such values would be to reflect falsely the faith that I have in the infinite possibilities of students who are £ as well educated, i.e., as well built , as I believe our graduates t } are. It is hoped that we shall contimue to plan not only for a better oe campus but also for better education. The success of today's graduate fr will not only reward our faith in youth and in education but also will increase our determination to improve both our planning and our building. a a ae eebeiiones dimmeniee = ice “em a aatiaaiaaaiiien,. Lelie ie } PRESIDENT af SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE DR. GUY A.WES TOIT TT ae itis ear a PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE nei BB WES reprromanng. 7 é 1 ‘) 5 we VV we Dr. Donald Dean of Student Personnel and Administrative Dean and Dean of Instruction Guidance. Chairman, Division of Business Administration. ADMINISTRATION a SN Mr. Edson Caldwell Dr. Baxter M. Geeting Registrar Chairman, Division of Humanities and Fine Arts Dr. F. Blair Mayne Dr. Stephen L, Walker Dr. Hubert J. McCormick Dr. George W. Bemis Mr. Stanley W. Pretzer Chairman, Division of Health, Chairman, Division of Social Business Manager Physical Education; and Sciences, and Coordinator of Recreation. Training for Government Service. | ADMINISTRATION Dr. Harold B. Roberts Dr. Harold H. Stephenson Coordinator of Educational Field Chairman, Division of Teacher Services and Director of Summer Education. Session. | i TN f ? (Xe: 5 | Mr. James Dr. Dwight C. Mr. Aubrey A. Mr. Paul D. | Adair Baker Bates Beckman i : + } | | j | i Miss Charlotte Dr. James M. Dr. Lawrence M. Miss Lucille E. | Bergstrom Bradfield Brammer Bresnan | j | t } { % u : _. . . % Mr Dr. Edward C. Mr. John R. Dr. George W. Dr. Everett W. Britton Cox Creel DuVall $ | | 4 Mr. Robert J. Dr. Henry R. Dr. Mary J. Mr. Melvin O. Else Fea Foley Fuller at Dr. Daniel D. Dr. Lyman A. Dr. Louis C. Gage Glenny Graue A : a : IN Dr. Henry R. Dr. George S. Dr. Charles F. Mr. Robert G. Hansen Herrington Howard Huck 2, i Mr. Charles V. Dr. Hubert O. Dr. Victor Dr. Marion M. Hume Jenkins Kaupas Lamb is 7 “a . Mr. Richard Mr. C. M. Dr. James D. ‘Mrs. Robertha Landes Love Lucas Matteson i i Dr. Joseph A. McGowan Dr. Harvey S. Moredock Dr. Clyde C. Parker Mr. Norman Rudy FACULTY oe Seg We Dr. Irving Mr. William H. McKee Miller Miss Ida E. Mr. John D. Morrison Motlow Dr. Tarmo A. Dr. Richard H. Pasto Reeve Mr. Earl C. Dr. John R. Segrest Shannon beEa Mr. Paschal Monk Dr. James W. Neil } Miss Mary Jane Robb Mr. Merrell W. Skeels f ie 4a e Mrs. Jean Dr. Willard W. Mrs. Pearl Smith Smith Spayde oe 7 7 J : ; : j bos Mrs. Melva L. Miss M. Catharine Miss Wordena Mr. Willard M. Stafford Starr Swisher Thompson . % ” Hr : i M j Mr. Edwin B. Dr. Frederick W. Dr. J. Merritt Dr. Samuel E. Weinberg Westphal Winans Wood i Jah Jove 1h 1a Dr. Jesse E. Woodworth Young OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Nancy Peterson, Mrs. Irene Mahaffey, Mary Smith, Leon Williams. Row 2: Nobie Kaneko, Mrs. Mabel Schoefer, Mrs. Claribel Baum. Inset: Allen Daniels. { ia is 3 5 : Row 1: Tony Bakula, Mrs. Lillian Colombero, Mrs. Ann Zecan, Gerry Millard. Row 2: Mrs. Lillian Larson, Mrs. Rosetta Bailey, Victor Groh, Otto Ely, Nancy Clark. = | SENIORS Mrs. Betty Allard Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Patricia Allen Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. George Alman Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Mrs. Barbara Aton Eng. Major AB Robert C. Anderson Acct. Major AB Sam F. Antenucci Gen. Bus. Major AB Franklin Armstrong Eng. Major AB Robert Babicky Merchan. Major AB William Bachmann Soc. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Willard Bagley Bus. Ad. Major AB Myrl K. Bailey Soc. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Florence Barnes Health Educ. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Glen Barrows Soc. Sci. Major AB Thomas Barry Eng. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Rena Barsanti Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. SENIORS Neleta Bartlett Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Barbara Bauman Educ. Major AB James H. Beattie Soc. Major AB Catharine Belinge Lab. Tech. Major AB Donald A. Belke Govn. Major AB Richard C. Bell Art Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Thomas L. Biagioni Eng. Major AB Burton Bost Acct. Major AB Mrs. Patricia Bowles Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Sherman Boyd Phy. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Mrs. Zina Boyden Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Helen Braden Educ. Major AB Cred. Kind. Prim. Ralph T. Brasfield Bus. Ad. Major Ab Arlin Brazzel Merchan. Major AB Beryle E. Burtis Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. bh David S. Campas Acct. Bus. Ad. Major AB Grant Carey Govn. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Albert Carlson Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Neil C. Cavender Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Jack Cetko Bio. Sci. Major BS Stephen Chan Math Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Lili Cheung Bus. Ad. Major AB William Clementson Eng. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. J. C. Cole Soc. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sci. Norman R. Cole Bus. Ad. Major AB Mrs. Lavina Cook Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Helen M. Daseler Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Leonard Davis Soc. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Alan DeMoss Math. Major AB Bernard Denton Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. SENIORS Charles V. Dickenson Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Shirley Dittmar Govt. Major AB Clarke J. Dominguez Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. William T. Douglas Music Major AB Cred. Jr. High Donald Dutra Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Clifford Ingram Eaton Acct. Major AB Esther Engell Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Donald L. Esmay Educ. Major AB George Fairley Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Raymond J. Fairley Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Shirley Jean Farley Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Fonda Farrell Educ. Major BE Cred. Kind. Prim. Robert Fitzhenry Bus. Ad. Major AB Bennie C. Flint Soc. Sci. Major AB Harry D. Fong Bus. Ad. Major AB NTE NR, TERRE ODE Sem GR ee a RR a: yt mene en ee SENIORS Russell Fong Math Major AB William Fong Acct. Major AB Melvin George Hist. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Chester L. Gordon Chem. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Reba Green Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Lt. James Greene Soe. Sci. Major AB Mrs. Jean Gregoire Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Leo Gregoire Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Oliver Grunewald Acct. Major AB Joan Harlow Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Carroll F. Harris Soe. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Robert B. Hewitt Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Laura Hillier Educ. Major AB Mathias V. Hilling Math Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. SENIORS Beverley Hills Soc. Welfare Major AB Walter J. Holland Merchan. Major AB Elene Holmes Bus. Ad. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Diane Honodel Speech Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Mae Hopkins Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. James Hopper Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Hugh Hoyt Soc. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Marilyn Hudson Bio. Sci. Major AB Mrs. Mary Hudson Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Mrs. Edith Hurlbut Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Regis Hurley Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Carl V. Husby, Jr. Acct. Major AB E. L. Irish Math Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Donald Irvine Acct. Major AB William G. Isherwood Econ. Major AB SENIORS Doris Jackson Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Mrs. Eugenia G. Jenkins Educ. Major AB Cred. Kind. Prim. Charles Jenkins Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Jr. High Gordon Johnson Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Jr. High Ronald Johnson Bus. Ad. Major AB Ruth Ann Johnson Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Wendell Johnson Bus. Ad. Major AB Rosemarie Keating Art Major AB Cred. Kind. Prim. Maud H. Keltner Eng. Major AB Clarice Kerr Soc. Major AB DeVenith Keyton Bus. Ad. Major AB Virginia Kramer Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Vergil La Cornu, Pub. Ad. Major AB Gerald P. Lamphier Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. SENIORS Steven Langer Psych. Major AB Gerald Lanning Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen Sec. Nicolai Laquallia Math Major AB Joyce D. Larsen Art Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Esther Larson Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Ben Leafe Eng. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Harry Leafe Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Ernest Lehr History Major AB Francis Leoni Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Cromwell Lewis Bus. Ad. Major AB Robert Lindfeldt Music Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Robert Livingston Bus. Ad. Major Mrs. Betty Lore Art Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Donald McClelland Bio. Sci. Major BS William J. McDonough Bus. Ad. Major AB CS i. SENIORS Myron McIntyre Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Mary McMurphy Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Eugene F. Maciel Merchan. Major AB Natalie Malkovich Home Econ. Major AB John Maloney Econ. Major AB Alan Mar Bus. Ad. Major AB Craig Martin Educ. Major AB Cred. Jr. High Katherine Matulich Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Patricia Mayer Educ. Major AB Marilyn Mead Bus. Ad. Major Frank Mejia Bus. Ad. Major AB Dorothy Meng Health Educ. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Dolores Meyer Soc. Sci. Major AB Robert L. Michell Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. SENIORS Merrit Miller Bio. Sci. Major AB Leonard Morisch Bus. Ad. Major AB Patricia Muldoon History Major AB Sumatra Mulholland Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Mrs. Charlotte Mumford Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Thomas Muraoka Chem. Major AB Olga Musso Bus. Ad. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Dorothy Nieminen Bus. Ad. Major AB Calvin Nelson History Major AB Warren L. Newton Bus. Ad. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Elizabeth North Eng. Major AB Doris Ohanesian Soe. Wk. Major AB Charles Packard Art Major AB Patricia Paine Eng. Major AB George A. Patterson Bus. Ad. Major AB —_ rr a SENIORS Margaret Peaslee Art Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Frances Pendleton Eng. Major AB Credit Gen. Elem. hii) Richard Peterson Bus. Ad. Major AB Richard Pierucci Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Delores Pritchett Educ. Major AB Cred. Kind. Prim. Donald Procida Bus. Ad. Major AB Bruce I. Robeson Govn. Major AB Robert Rodness Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Lillian Romiti Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Edward S. Sanborn Educ. Major AB Clifton Sangmaster Soc. Sci. Major AB Peter Scandalis Govn. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Louis Schenk Music Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Jeanette Schmid Art Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. SENIORS Irvin Schwall Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Leland E. Selby, Jr. Econ. Major AB William T. Shaddon Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Joyce Shafsky Lab. Tech. Major BS Capt. William C. Shepherd Psych. Major AB Arlie Siewert Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Wilhelmina Silva Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Jane H. Smith Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Harold G. Smith Psych. Major AB John Smoak Eng. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Benjamin Sonnenschein Bus. Ad. Major AB Laurel Stizzo Music Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Vivian Strangio Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Sherwood Stratton Speech Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Irma Sturgill Math Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. = = SENIORS Capt. Robert Sullivan Soe. Sci. Major AB Durward B. Swinehart, Jr. Bio. Sci. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Durward B. Swinehart, Sr. Speech Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. LaVerne A. Swisher Bus. Ad. Major AB Wendell Tarr Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Niels E. Thorlaksson Eng. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Alan C. Travis Lab. Tech. Major BS Margarita Valadez Soc. Wel. Major AB Virginia Valentine Educ. Majo r AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Louie Viani Chem. Major AB Robert Vincent Bus. Ad. Major AB William C. Vogel Bus. Ad. Major AB Lockwood L. Vogeli Pub. Ad. Major AB James G. Warner Eng. Major AB SENIORS Raymond Weisker Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Angelina C. Whitt Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Barbara Williams Bus. Ad. Major AB Earl Williams Bus. Ad. Major AB Richard Williams App. Sci. Major BS Richard R. Williams Govn. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Harry E. Wilson Soc. Sci. Major AB David Winslow Physics Major BS Frank Witkowski Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. Major Henry W. Wojdyla Psych. Major AB Charles D. Wood Pub. Ad. Major AB Mrs. Minnie Worley Educ. Major AB Cred. Gen. Elem. Mavis Wright Phy. Ed. Major AB Cred. Spec. Sec. Robert Wyman Speech Major AB Cred. Gen. Sec. af ey Jeanette Schmid Mavis Wright Ss t at Diane Honodel gee Gerald Lanning nye Commissioner of Council President Student Government ; é fe | Delbert Bandy : Commissioner of Commissioner of 2 Fine Arts Athletics ? 7, « � Ben Leafe Harry Leafe Commissioner of , : Commissioner of Publications Dr. Brammer Mrs. Smith Cooperatives Advisor Advisor - se a! : Dr, ,, Bailey Shannon Aavisot Katherine Matulich Vice-President AVisor Dr. Parker : Advisor Jim Warner Editor-in-chief Tom Biagoni Managing Editor D Gerry Mechler ag Reporter Charles Dickenson Ben Leafe mu 7 Photographer Columnist Bill Brennen Don Zaro Sports Editor Business Manager Ted Vassion . Don Dutra Reporter Reporter : et : Carroll Harris : Jack Tucker R. L. Birchfield Photography Editor George Otterson Reporter Sports Writer Feature Editor Ben Leafe Patricia Paine Neil Cavender Editor Business Manager Shirley Winnop : ao is Richard Baron Harry Leafe Dr. Parker : _— Jack Kromrey Clarice Kerr —— Nessa . ia Joan Marks Carroll Harris William Isherwood i STATESMAN STAFF Barbara Williams Rosemarie Keating Treasurer Robert Ledbetter Vice-President Hugh Hoyt President Nadine Forbes Secretary JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marian Schleicher Vice-President Paul Logsdon Treasurer Joan Mathews Secretary Ed Sweetman President Harry Leafe President Mary Hudson Olga Musso Program Chairman Recording Secretary Joan Marks Corresponding Secretary Wendell Tarr Treasurer LV. NEWMAN CLUB 8) ) ) a Mary Mooney, Recording Secretary; Apolinar Agurlar, Treasurer; Joan Kerrigan, Corresponding Secretary; Willard Bagley, President; Patt Carmody, Vice-President. Duaine Schrumpf Vice-President Charles Keaster Sergeant-at-Arms The Sacramento State College chapter of the California State Teachers Association welcomes as its members all students working for a teaching credential. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Howard, the C. S. T. A. works to promote teacher welfare, improve educa- tional services, and foster cooper- ation between the student groups of teacher training institutions. The vice president of the state organization will this year be sel- ected from the State College Cc. S. T. A. The Sacramento State College Newman Club, sponsored by Dr. Folley, promotes interest in re- ligious, social, and intellectual topics through social activities, lectures and discussion groups. Catholic students make up the greater part of the membership of this club, but there are no re- ligious requirements for member- ship. All Sacramento State student asscciation card holders are eli- gible to join the Newman Club. SKI CLUB 4 r¢ Ed Hardiman Margaret Peaslee President Recording Secretary Kathlene Lasell Treasurer Richard Williams Vice-President Jeanette Schmid Corresponding Secretary The State College Ski Club, under the faculty sponsorship of Dr. Smith and Dr. Miller, provides its members with transportation to the snow fields and instruction in the sport. Annual activities include a Christmas party and an end of the season party. Plans are also being formulated for the construction of a mountain lodge for the use of members and other campus organizations throughout the year. Membership in the Ski Club is open to all regular State College students. . 0 i ye 5 ui XN + a Soe 14 Juanita Muncaster Daryl Mayfield LeRoy Hughes Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President Membership in the Music Educator’s National Conference is open to Sacramento State College stud ents who plan to become music teachers. The objectives of this organization are professional as well as social, as its members take an active interest in the various problems connected with music education. Annual activities include a spring tea to which student teachers in the music field invite their master teachers. M. E. N. C. is sponsored by Mr. Monk. | : THESPIAZUSAE i Gloria Wernsman Secretary Diane Honodel Frances Pendleton i i President Treasurer 2 Ve Bob Wyman Vice-President Thespiazusae, the council of Thespis, is the name of this society for students interested in drama. The club’s main objective is to encourage Sacramento State College dramatics, and its most prominent functions are in assisting with the pro- duction of the semi-annual State College play, and with the presentation of rallies. of Dr. Geeting, Dr. Creel and Mr. C. V. Hume are the faculty sponsors. - | HOME ECONOMICS CLUB v 2 Jean Brownell : Se Bee j Mary Lou Derdowski President Carol Doyal Secretary Vice-President Membership in the Sacramento State College Home Economics Club is open to students of home economy in either the State or the Junior College. However, the national affiliation of this club requires iis officers to be majors or minors in the { field. Among its activities the Home Economics Club numbers an annual spring t picnic and a semi-annual tea for new students. Dr. Stark of the Junior College and Miss Starr of the State College faculty are the co-sponsors of this organization. Mary McMurphy Secretary-Treasurer Jean Farley Rena Barsanti Vivian Strangio Historian President General Sports Manager The Women’s Athletic Association, under the sponsor- ship of Miss Bergstrom, is affiliated with the California State Federation of College Women. Once each year two representatives from the State College group are selected to attend the conference of the state organization. Promi- Mavis Wright nent among the other activities of the W. A. A. are a Past President semi-annual sports night and a sports day once a month during which State College teams compete with those of other colleges. All women students are eligible for mem- bership in this organization. Helen Dassler Publicity Manager Left to right, row 1: Steve Land, President Durward Swinehart, Jr. Vice-President Esther Larson, Corres- ponding Secretary Row 2: Mae Hopkins, Recording Secretary Paul Logsdon, Treasurer Organized to further interest in and knowledge of biological science, the Biological Association of Sacra- mento State College sponsors frequent field trips for its members as well as scientific exhibits on the campus. Both Junior and State College science students are eli- gible for membership in B. A. S. S., although officers must be enrolled in the State College. Dr. Jenkins is the sponsor of this association, which numbers among its activities an annual hayride and barn dance. INTERNATIONAL DISCUSSION Under the sponsorship of Mr. Caldwell, this group of thinkers holds bi-monthly meetings with one meeting per month being devoted to a dinner at one of the local eating places. The group travels to like meetings throughout the state. MATH CLUB f Irma Sturgill Robert Rimmele George May Secretary Program Chairman Treasurer The Sacramento State College Math Club has not yet been officially recognized by the Student Council, but the organization hopes in the future to become affiliated with the national Math Society, Kappa Mu Epsilon. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Graue, the club's primary aim is the promotion of interest in math as a living science. The presentation of speakers on math and related subjects is among the proposed activities of the organization. GROUP Left to right: Mr. Caldwell, Sponsor LaVerne Sasaki, Secretary Durward Swinehart, Sr., Treasurer Harry Fong, President Kinya Noguchi, Program Chairman Walter Parsons President Robert Bader Vice-President Xl THETA CHI Clarence Johnson Historian Dick Boyd x Treasurer George Woodhouse Anthony Martinis President Secretary The objectives of this fraternal organization are athletic, scholastic, and social: to promote good fellowship, improve scholarship, and teach leadership. Dinners, dances, and athletic activities are prominent among the social events planned by this group. Good standing in college, an interest in the betterment of both self and group, and some athletic ability are pre-requisites for membership. Mr. Willard Thompson is the sponsor. ALPHA PI DELTA ae © Robert Babick Mort Lysaght William Morgan ? oo Treasurer 7 Secretary President : Se Burke Wittpen Sergeant-at-Arms This fraternity, under the sponsorship of Dr. Geeting, has as one of its principal objectives the promotion of school welfare through united action. Included among the club's annual activities are a Christmas party and a dinner dance given for its graduating members. Sacramento State College men with a scholastic standing of “C” or better are eligible for membership in Alpha Pi Delta. BUZZ CLUB ip, ae ee ie, Left to right, row 1: Annabelle Mooney, Barbara Bauman, George Woodhouse, Lou Ramos. Row 2: Pat Russell, Carol Doyal, Esther Engell. Insets: Bill Vogel, Bill Rase. Row 3: Jim White, Betty Lombardi, Joan Mathews. Row 4: Bob Wyman, Rosemarie Keating, Ione Fields, Joanne Connelley. Row 5: Gloria Wernsman, Mavis Wright, Jeanette Schmid, Dick Lindstrom, Wayne Shrope. GREEN AND GOLD . , iW wae ( ‘ we ’ § Pe he George Vernatchi Regis Hurley Bob Rodness Bob Greene President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms All Sacramento State College lettermen may become members of this organi- zation for the promotion of interest and participation in athletics. Among activities planned by this group is an annual banquet to welcome incoming members. The Green and Gold Society is sponsored by Dr. McCormick and Mr. Conrad. MEMBERS OF THE HEIRESS CAST Diane Honodel, Alex Grant, Betty Nisos, John Ickes. AMERICAN CHEMICAL ASSOCIATION re ; eH Left to right, row 1: Charles Allman, Arthur Ellenson, Sherman Boyd, President; William Forrest, Executive Chairman; Chester Gordon, Past President; Bob Scherrer. Row 2: Bunny Bonowitz, Secretary; Mrs. Viani, Simon Saloman. Row 3: Arnold Vogel, Louis Viani, Vice-Presi- dent; John Wiedsma, Alan Smith, Bob Steel. Row 4: David Winslow, Bob Edrington, Bob White, Hohn Parr, David Loping. The Sacramento State College chapter of the American Chemical Society requires its members to have an interest in the field of chemistry and to have taken at least one course in college chemistry. The aims of the organization are to acquaint members with present and future developments in chemistry, discuss new processes and ideas, and present opportunities for future employment in the field. Presentation of speakers and field trips to local industries are included among the activities of this club which is sponsored by Dr. Draper. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Dave Morse, President; Betty Strong, Vice- President; Janet Hurley, Secretary; Dave Lindberg, Treasurer; John Samra, Execu- tive Secretary. COMMITTEE MEN Jack Bertolucci, Wilbur Clark, A. Warren McClasky, Donald McDonald. . Ann Morrison Secretary CAMPUS Y OPERATION BOOTSTRAP Left to right, row 1: Capt. Roger Barton, Lt. Col. David N. Kellogg, Capt. James F. Byrne, Capt. Robert Sullivan. Row 2: Major Henry E. Wojdyla, Ist Lt. William C. Shepherd, Capt. Kenneth J. Kerr, Major Russell J. Greene, Capt. Harry B. Crisman. A 4 ; “a Betty Kovach President Art Whitfield Vice President The Campus Y, which is a joint organization with the Junior College, holds as one of its ideals the broad con- cepts of Christianity. The group meets in the Y. W. C. A. periodically. Mem- bers travel yearly to Asilomar for a convention which enfolds all such organizations throughout the United States. ae Laura Cate Treasurer —; Ten officers stationed at Mather Air Force Base attended Sacra- mento State College un- der a program desig- t nated as “Operation Bootstrap”. The officers were in college full time during their final semester of | completion of degree E requirements. ic eit Chow Down! Mary Alyce Lincoln, Bob Ledbetter, Pat Mahoney, Don Collins, Gerry Birka, Kathy Matulich, Paul Thompson. Just a pose Neil Cavender After ine Dance Ed Flowers, Kathleen Lasell Sobriety Test? Mr. Miller Hog Calling Dr. McCormick Knit one, Purr, Too Alice Anderson, Clarice Kerr, Janie Jones, Y Advisor That elusive line Mrs. Jean Smith Concentration ; Martin Chernin, Dr. Ormsby, Reba Green, Emily Swanson, John Pearsol. Dancing Lesson James Lynch, Mary Jo Pegenaute, Laura Cate Fraternity Brothers Left to right, row 1: Cromwell Lewis, Burke Wittpen, Bob Wallner, Bud Springs, Harry Wilson, Ralph Brasfield. Row 2: Gene Maciel, Jack Maloney, Jerry Meyers, Tom Sapunor, Mort Lysaght, Bob Babicky, Doc Campos. Row 3: Don Moloney, Ed King, Langley Erickson, Harley Baker, Tom Folck, Bill Morgan. ow Solid Comfort Irma Sturgill Julie Akana oo Bob Ledbetter Ques Above, left to right: a Al Yellvington Marian Schleicher 2 Harry Leafe c Joan Mathews The Line-Up - Jean Brownell - = A Duet Left to right: Mary Lou Derdowski Katherine Witherall | Standing: -_ Natalie Malkovich Juanita Haxton | Delfina de la Crus Carol Doyal Esther Louise Pharo | Roniza Rahim, Irma Sturgill Jimmy Kelly Nelson Olford, Ben Char, Ken Nakatogwa, Harry Fong, Kinya Noguchi, Mr. Caldwell. Laverne Sasaki, Duke Swinehart, Gerry Dixson, Glen Barrows, John Finoli. TENNIS Ss. S.C. TENNIS TEAM SCHEDULE 1951 4 March 13 - - - Yuba J.C. March 16 - - - Cal Aggies March 29 - - - Placer J.C. - there April 5 - - + Yuba J.C. - there - April 6 - - - §.F. State - there ] April 7 - - - Chico State April 12 - - - McClelland Field - there April 13 - - - Placer J.C. April 14 - - - C.O.P. Left to right, row 1: Jack Mahoney, Clarence White, Arlie Bort se a SSCS ee Brazzel. Row 2: Jack Jossi, Instructor, Earl Thomason, Bob April 24 - + + Chico State - there Dunigan, Wayne Theibault. April 27 = - §. EF. State May 4 - - - C.O.P. - there‘ | May 12 - - - Nevada U. - there May 18 - - - San Jose State - there May 19 - - - Nevada U. TRACK Ss. S. C. TRACK TEAM SCHEDULE March 10- Sacramento J.C. and San Mateo at Sacramento March 17 - Sacramento J.C. and Yuba College at Sacramento March 24 April 3 -Chico State April 20 -Santa Rosa J.C. - there April 28 -Nevada U. - there denotes night 1 va { a ”) api Left to right, row 1: Phil Oakes, Paul Cassimera, Bill Clark, Bob Zimmerman, Dave Barnes. Row 2: Paul Wham, Alan Travis, Jack Tucker, Denny Anderson, Mr. Bates. Carl Youngstrom Al McFayden veages 1950-1951 BASKETBAtI Irv Schwall 2 Am é Jack Sarvis Frank Perez Bill Mumma Dick Galvin Bob Green 51 VARSITY ALL TEAM ao eh Del Bandy Gene Williams Manager Bob Steen “ Bob Steen in there pitching. Individual Scoring — Sacramento State College Basketball Team 1951 Field Free Player Games Goals Tries Total Frank Perez 21 72 32 180 Carl Youngstrom 21 73 21 167 Bob Steen 21 60 35 155 Al McFayden 21 52 38 142 Regis Hurley 16 47 17 111 Field Free Player Games Goals Tries Total Dick Galvin 21 46 19 111 Irv Schwall 21 31 34 96 Jack Sarvis 18 25 20 70 Bill Mumma 10 9 2 20 Bob Greene 19 7 1 15 Del Bandy 11 3 1 il BASKETBALL i VV Ves 9247 Go get’em Al. on Socko! Irv Schwall gets his man. BASKETBALL SSC SCORE OPPONENT U. of California - - - Si. Mary’s College - San Jose State - - - - Chico State - - - - - Cal Aggies - - - - - Humboldt State - - - Los Angeles State College Oakland Blue ‘n Gold - Nevada U. - - -'- - Navy Treasure Island - C.O.P. a a 46 2 6 Y.M.I. doo 6 9 Go 4 Nevada U. - - - - - S. F. State - - - - - CalPoly - - - - - - Denver Chevy’s - os S. F. State - - - - - C.O.P. ee oe eee Y.M.I. 5 6 ooo a Oakland Blue’n Gold - - Cal Aggies - - - - - SCORE eh ae rai) os ee ae | Bee ne) SP eee Seat 3 pee Sg ose sel ee es Oe at | Pics ces] aie Seeiss ge penne) | Se ay is ae caer ed fas 5S oo aie 55 39 59 46 45 73 73 52 56 48 74 48 45 52 45 56 49 55 42 36 37 56 at Berkeley at Sacramento at San Jose at Sacramento at Sacramento Tournament Tournament at Sacramento at Reno at San Francisco at Stockton at San Francisco at Sacramento at Sacramento at San Luis Obispo at Sacramento at San Francisco at Sacramento at San Francisco at Oakland at Davis OPPONENT March 8 March 10 March 13 March 17 March 31 April 3 April April 10 April 13 April 17 April 20 April 25 April 27 May 1 May 5 a DATE Travis AAF Cal Aggies College of Pacific (2) San Francisco State Fresno State (2) San Jose State Chico State (2) Travis AAF Chico State Colleg of Pacific (2) Fresno State (2) Cal Aggies Travis AAF San Francisco State San Jose State Wi ae BASEBALL f J (2) £ a ‘a y ‘ PLACE at Sacramento at Davis at Sacramento at Sacramento at Sacramento at San Jose at Sacramento at Fairfield at Chico at Stockton at Fresno at Sacramento at Fairfield at San Francisco at Davis Left to right, row 1: Gene Williams, Bob Steen, Dick Pierucci, Bill Mumma, Neil Fearn, Augie Amorena, Norm Silvera, Verd Galvez. Row 2: Coach Conrad, Guy Troedson, Harold Harris, Del Bandy, Bobby Hanlon, Bob Rodness, Bob Greene, Irv Schwall, Gordon Taylor, Dick Galvin. Cee nn en ne anin TEieainenenbaseaniiinnndimammenemmemntmmemmmmemammmen ER DE i i ee re ATHLETICS Left to right, row 1: Mae Hopkins, Viveinne Strangio, Rena Barsanti, Charlotte Mumford, Helen Dasseler, Pat Bowles, Jean Farley. Pras eter ss 4 ¢ al OK, STILL FRIENDS Carol Yancey and Helen Dasseler CHECKING THE SCHEDULE Mary McMurphy and Rena Barsanti PATRONS LES SCHWIMLEY MOTORS INC. 1510 J Street SIRLIN STUDIO 1319 J Street SACRAMENTO SPORTING GOODS 1312 J Street ALLEN'S SPORT SHOP Everything for every Sport” 1221 J Street EASTERN 1114 J Street GREBITUS JEWELERS 1108 J Street TONE’S MUSIC HOUSE 1009 14th Street YE MUSIC SHOP “Everything in Music” 1018 J Street TOWER DRUG RECORD DEPARTMENT Broadway at Sixteenth STOCKTON BLVD. USED FURNITURE 3711 Stockton Boulevard VOGUE WOMEN’S APPAREL 5005 Freeport Blvd. FOOD LAND ... RANCH SHOPS 4864 Freeport Blvd. HAROLD SHAY FLORIST 1015 llth Street PATRONS LAWRENCE'S MEN’S WEAR 5111-31 Freeport Blvd. COLLEGE SERVICE STATION 10th Ave and Freeport Blvd. Ed Fortado, L. C. Wright, Props. COLLEGE WATCH SHOP 2998 Freeport Blvd. We Cater to College Trade” JOSSI'S TENNIS SHOP 315 33rd Street Private Tennis Lessons by Appointment BOB’S BAR-B-Q 4001 Freeport Blvd. Famous for Hamburgers and Bar-B-Q Sandwiches WEINSTOCK-LUBIN AND COMPANY K at 12th “Sacramento's Leading Department Store” HALE’S K at 9th “Sacramento’s Dominant Department Store” BON MARCHE’ K at llth For the Finest in Women’s Fashions” ROOS BROS K Street at Tenth JOSEPH MAGNIN K Street at Tenth a PATRONS SACRAMENTO ABSTRACT TITLE CO. 919 8th Street MARTYRS STATIONARY 914 J Street CAPITAL CITY TILE Co. Hale Warn, Jr., Mgr. 801 J Street IXL Sacramento’s Most Complete Men’s Store 804 J Street Ho dapat BARNEY’S CLOTHING STORE Late Model Tuxedos for Rent 810 J Street TINGLEYS GIFT SHOP 824 J Street CAPITAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Portable Typewriters 910 J Street CAPITAL COSTUMES Tuxedos Rented 813% J Street ENOS 820 J Street JOHN BREUNER CoO. 604 K Street ae, see i = PAs ean eeeeeaeee ees GOODBY NOW!!