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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1954 volume:

PE TS a a eS, x = cents eet GN ay Re er SC Oe See ete Oe” Le ON cere ee tees eee Sle Bets.s LENT te i CO 8K TOO R 1 = f SACRAMENTO STATE COLLEGE ARCHIVES = —— a 55 Se Oe Oi TS | 3931109 3ALVLS OLNAWVYOVS Volume six Published by Associated Students of Sacramento State College Sacramento, California STATESMAN — a Darlene Vian, Editor FOREWORD Sacramento State, as one of the links in the chain of the California State College system, has a special purpose to fulfill. For we are the ‘home’ college, so to speak, and because of our location in the capital city, our standards and goals must be set particularly high. The scope of our activities, both academic and social, already reflect on many persons as an example for other colleges to follow. Our development in the classroom, as each semester progresses, and our preparation for future work help us gain thoughtful minds and maturity. But we also gain in knowledge of leadership and friendship through student government, clubs, athletics, fine arts, general activities and publications. All of these make up our memories of college life and Sacramento State, and here, as a partial | record of these things, is the 1954 Statesman. y y f wrt al al oh whl ast wat BE ai i TABLE OF CONTENTS Fe il] tn een ns pete eels 5 alan ae haat a oe meres 13 Student Government 22...c...-:22.c.-0sccc 0s22-cccaeesecontene 29 (2 Tf RI satan me A) ee a Se mY 37 PRGHIY NAGS cee ecee eee Ot rie ene eee nto emcees 53 PE Jie (olny £21 Col reese Mere eerie ere eee meet 79 Sy ogo) eee tek aed et pao Crier eee Pe ee 91 ! COMPU RY ooze sete oe ewe ten ores nce careers? 105 Ground is broken for the new education 4 ce building in early February. = “COD A well-worn practice target is a landmark The study of science opens up new fields on the physical education field. of interest for many SSC students. ON CAMPUS The soph dance, Sweetheart Serenade, provided music and entertainment and celebrated the beginning of the second year for SSC on its new campus. One of the busiest spots on campus is the library reading room. ee February on the education building. An aerial shot of the campus shows how much the campus has improved since its opening in February, 1953. een iets. STATESMAN STAFF DARIENESVIAN Ee ere ee ee eee Editor DORISWGALDW EL e eee ere ee Associate Editor WILMA, PECGHENINO! ==) Business Manager RODS GHA Ure ee eee eee ees Photography Editor JOHNERRIER see cerree seers ee Advertising Manager CLAYTON NAKAGAWA..........0002022.----- Circulation Manager KAYAK ERSEV 22 creer ey noe Class Editor INNORMSKEMPS IER? esse terse ee ere, eee ee Sports Editor JUNESSEW. EU ee eee er ee ee Organizations Editor DIANATEIONS ae e ee Student Government ABRIL R EMT © Neeser Student Government PATEYSKOZI CK toe ee er eee Advertising EDU STRONG soi ess petra eee ee Photography EDO BRIE este stetct een tere ocr eer oe Photography JAGCKHANS COM iar ee Photography Clayton Nakagawa accepts CIPA awards for the 1953 Statesman from Mayor Hicks at February banquet. FACULTY GOVERNOR GOODWIN J. KNIGHT GooowiN J. KNIGHT GOVERNOR State of California GOVERNOR'S OFFICE SACRAMENTO March 30, 1954 I am pleased to have this opportunity to extend greetings to the faculty and students of Sacramento State College. You have a fine new campus and physical pient which provide the most modern facilities for gher education. Furthermore, its very location provides you with basic traditions which are so important to the spirit of any college. The American River is an important link between our State's historic past and the present. It has had a tremendous effect upon the early and rapid development of California. Your campus is located in a splendid progressive city--the Capital of our aes State--with a rich and vigorous heritage; with a ight and promisi: future. Such a setting for your academic work must be truly inspiring. To meet the challenge and to realize the promise this modern age offers, we must strive con- stantly for new knowledge and new techniques, Our State has no more important function than to provide the finest possible educational facilities for its young people. All Californians should have the oppor- A tunity to acquire the education which will help them t attain their proper place in our complex society. College training is no longer a luxury for a privi- leged few. It is rapidly becoming a necessity for a useful and well-adjusted life. The future of California rests in the hands of her young men and women. I hope the knowledge and training you are receiving at Sacramento State College will make your life finer, fuller and more productive as you prepare to assume the responsibilities of constructive citizenship in this great Republic of ena s Z KH . Governor PRESIDENT GUY WEST Our president, Dr. West, received his degrees from New Mexico Western College, University of Colorado and the University of California. He has also attend- ed Columbia, Arizona and Texas Universities. During his many years in the field of education he has served as high school teacher, principal, and has held several key positions with New Mexico Western College and Chico State College. He is a member of Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society, Phi Delta Kappa and the State Committee on College Accreditation. He is past president of the Rotary Club and the Northern California Educational Research Association. Dr. West was made president of Sacramento State College upon its founding in 1947. eS ] F. BLAIR MAYNE HAROLD B. ROBERTS Executive Dean Dean of Educational Services ADMINISTRATIVE W. D. ALBRIGHT Admissions Officer JAMES O. BOOKER Registrar ROBERTA CHRISTIE Counselor of Student Activities STANLEY W. PRETZER Business Manager DONALD W. BAILEY STEPHEN |. WALKER Dean of Students Dean of Instruction OFFICERS LAWRENCE M. BRAMMER Guidance Officer ALAN D. COVEY College Librarian DEWEY JAMES ————— Superintendent of Grounds JOHN E. SAMARA Placement Secretary DANIEL A. TOBIN Health Officer DIVISION CHAIRMEN GEORGE W. BEMIS Social Sciences WILLIAM R. BLACKLER Business Administration HAL DRAPER Sciences and Mathematics BAXTER M. GEETING Humanities and Fine Arts HUBERT J. McCORMICK Health, Physical Education and Recreation HAROLD H. STEPHENSON Teacher Education JAMES ADAIR Music CHARLOTTE M. BERGSTROM Health and Physical Education W. LEROY BURDICK Chemistry DWIGHT C. BAKER History JAMES M. BRADFIELD, JR. Education LEONARD D. CAIN, JR. Sociology AUBREY A. BATES Health and Physical Education MARTIN R. BRITTAN Life Sciences EDSON CALDWELL Education PAUL D. BECKMAN Art EDWARD C. BRITTON Education RICHARD A. CARPENTER Music HERBERT CHRUDEN Business Administration JOHN R. COX Business Administration GEORGE W. CREEL English STANLEY B. DEMES Assistant Reference Librarian CHARLOTTE L. EHLING Nursing Educaion @) ROBERT J. ELSE Art HENRY R. FEA Education MARY JOAN FOLEY Economics MELVIN ©. FULLER Mathematics and Physical Science DANIEL D. GAGE Business Administration ALLEN Z. GAMMAGE _ Government LYMAN A. GLENNY Government JOHN T. GOLDTHWAIT Philosophy ROBERT A. GOOD Psychology LOUIS C. GRAUE Mathematics PALMER A. GRAVER Placement Officer y Education HENRY R. HANSEN Educa tion THAYNE A. HEDGES Speech GEORGE S. HERRINGTON Social Sciences WILLIAM H. HICKMAN Economics EDWIN H. HILL Education JAMES S. HOLTON Foreign Languages CHARLES F. HOWARD Education EDWARD H. HOWES History CHARLES V. HU. Speech NORMAN J. HUNT Music HUBERT O. JENKINS Life Sciences FRANK B. JONES Health and Physical Education ne eea Oe en adi cus, x E. L. KLINGELHOFER Psychology = MARION M. LAMB Business Administration il IK CHRISTIAN L. LARSEN Government CHAILLE M. LOVE Life Sciences JAMES D. LUCAS Psychology CARL E. LUDWIG Life Sciences ROBERTHA MATRANGA Home Economics JOE T. McCULLOUGH Foreign Languages JOSEPH A. MCGOWAN Geography IRVING McKEE English RUDOLPH B. MERKEL Life Sciences PASCHAL MONK Music H. STEWARD MOREDOCK Math and Physical Science IDA E. MORRISON Education JOHN D. MOTLOW History PAUL R. MURRAY Government JAMES W. NEIL Education LELIA T. ORMSBY i Education CLYDE C. PARKER Journalism TARMO A. PASTO Art C. WILSON RECORD Sociology KENNETH D. NORBERG Education RICHARD H. REEVE Anthropology and English NORMAN RUDY | Statistics EARL C. SEGREST Government J. HAROLD SEVERAID Life Sciences H. ORVILLE NORDBERG Education VIRGINIA SHORT Reference Librarian MERRELL W. SKEELS Business Administration WILLARD W. SMITH Education PEARL SPAYDE Assistant Librarian SIEGFRIED NUSSENBAUM Chemistry MELVA STAFFORD Order Librarian M. CATHARINE STARR Home Economics | IRENE STRUFFERT Reference Librarian SIGURD SWENSON Cataloger, Library i i | ; WORDENA SWISHER Reference Librarian EMMETT C. THOMPSON Education and Coordinator Graduate Programs WILLIAM S. WARING Life Sciences EDWIN B. WEINBERG Coordinator of Applied Science Curricula JOHN F. WILHELM English and Speech GEORGIA R. WILLIAMS Physical Education HAROLD H. WOLF Health and Physical Education I. R. WOODWORTH Elementay Education JANET 7O « | SS ANEEL | FROSH | ‘TREASURER ASSSC EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The executive council had its first meetings in May of 1953, and worked steadily on student business from then until June, 1954. Under the leader- ship of Gene Jensen, the group sponsored the student handbook, organized opinion poles on fraternities and sororities, saw Buzz Club changed to Rally Committee, voted to accept football for SSC and adopted the new constitution, had official ASSSC stationery printed, and decided (peacefully) on the year’s budget. Carolyn Hauge resigned as vice-president in January to accept a full time teaching position, and soph representative Lenore Vasche stepped into the position. Sponsors for the group included Dr. Bailey, Dr. Gage, and Dr. Christie. vs 1 GENE JENSEN President REPENS ERT TENT TTS VOTE TT ee sch LENORE VASCHE CAROLYN HAUGE Spring vice-president Fall vice-president KAYLAINE MILLER Secretary ee DARLENE VIAN Commissioner of Publications ELEANOR HOOPER Commissioner of Student Government ht GEORGE SILBERSTEIN Commissioner of Athletics DICK GOODELL Commissioner of Student Co-operatives JOHN GEORGE Commissioner of Fine Arts AL VILLA Senior representative BETTY MORR- Sophomore representative CLAYTON NAKAGAWA Treasurer CHUCK LASTUFKA Junior Representative RED POWELL Freshman representative SUPREME COURT see OOieme eae eo 2 = LY PEAR SI = 2S SS ees Oe sot. eS S S E2 Se Sas ts � 2 eS es 0 oe SPR Aw a CESS ge Rese HAM HINTZ Chief Justice DICK SIMPSON Attorney General NASON HALL Associate Justice LEAH ALEXSON Associate Justice GEORGE GOTO Associate Justice SHIRLEY HULLIN Associate Justice ee ——— — - —— Sennen ier eee Inter-club council members included, standing: Bruce Peterson, Al Cayous, Ed Strong, Roy Draper, Craig Moore, Bruce Prier, Del Roberts, Stan McClung, Ted Smith and Dr. Roberta Christie. Seated are: Mary Kendall, Maurine Myers, Colleen Wolf, Donna Morse, Barbara Hansen, Diana Lions, Edith O’Dwyer, and Doris Russ. ICC STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Members, who make recommendations to faculty and students concern- ing campus activities, include Dr. Smith, Lenore Vasche, Ted Smith, Dr. Christie, Dr. Caldwell, Dr. Young, Barbara Lang, Dr. Gage. WUS PLANNING BOARD @ Le , “| ey Members include Dolores Reich, Dr. Glenny, Dr. Christie, Jane Daniels, Bob Cooke, Ham Hintz, Darlene Vian, and Bob Elliot. Delegates from SSC to the 4th annual Model UN at UCLA in March were, back row: Mary Ann Butler, Ham Hintz, chairman; Nason Hall, Fred Styles, Ted Smith, Barbara Lang. Front row: Darlene Vian, Beverly Burger, Dorothea Holland, Lenore Vasche, Marilyn Pearson, and Mary Terese Oehlrich. 3 MODEL UNITED NATIONS a | i : j | CLASSES Haystacks, Cornstalks, black cats, and pumpkins — these ingredients blended together by the senior class produced “Witches Wobble” their informal Hal- loween dance. This active class kept up its liveliness with many other events; in March they gave all SSC card sharks an opportunity to “deal from the bottom of the deck” at a card party in the cafeteria. Completing the year was the Senior Ball held in the Lanai, following graduation. LEIGHTON CASE President SENIORS ALICE COLEMAN Vice-President D’ ANNE ESTELLE Secretary CECILIA FAVA Treasurer q i | i Robert J. Alessi Sacramento Physics Adele Andreucceti Sacramento Elem. Educ. Jr. Class V.P., Buzz Club Pres., Silver Key, ‘54 Club Douglas J. Beach Wheatland Lab. Tech. ACS, BASS Brooks Booker Jr. Lt. Col., USAF Hampton, Va. Social Science Leah D. Alexson Roseville Elem. Educ. Supreme Court, Model UN, IDG, Silver Key, Buzz Club Roberta Arnoldy Yuba City Elem. Educ. Elizabeth Becker Sacramento Education Buzz Club, CSTA Tom E. Brian Oakland Physical Education Basketball, Track Field, ‘54 Club Marjorie Almquist Sacramento Education Fred A. Bacsik Sacramento Bus. Admin. Lorene E. Benson Sacramento Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club, Buzz Club, Sec. Club Richard Bristow Sacramento Social Science Hornet, Statesman, Press Club, Alpha Phi Gamma William Amantea Sacramento Art SSCribe, Statesman Ma Thein Bahrs Penryn Elem. Educ. John Berryman Sacramento Speech MENC, Chorus, Kappa Sigma Kappa Bette M. Brown Clear Creek Elem. Educ. CSTA Ja Joan M. Anderson Sacramento Education Paula Bailey Sacramento Music MENC, ‘54 Club Farrington Blaisdell Honolulu T.H. Law Enforcement Bus. Ad. Club J. Richard Brown Sacramento Social Science Hornet, Press Club, Athletic Publicity Director Fred Andrews Sacramento Social Science Stanley Batiste Sacramento Social Science Joanne Blomberg Sacramento Speech Arts Play productions, Fashion show, Assembly comm. Margaret Brown Sacramento Elem. Educ. CSTA Bi show, Nancy Brown Rio Linda Social Science Pro Artibus, Hornet Christian Fellowship Leighton E. Case Yuba City Bus. Admin. Senior Class Pres., Xi Theta Chi, ‘54 Club Gordon L. Crume Sacramento Social Science Bus. Ad. Club, Young Democrats Doris S. Delvalle Sacramento Economics Bus. Ad. Club Wayne A. Brown North Highlands Education Intra-Mural Sports Sondra Chapman Sacramento Speech Sharon A. Curtis Sacramento Education MENC, CSTA Dwight R. Dickey Broyan, Oregon Physical Education Basketball, BASS Charles H. Burt Colfax Education Pro Artibus,CSTA Alice A. Coleman Sacramento Education Sr. Class V.P., Jr. Class Sec., Buzz Club, CSTA, ‘54 Club Donald Darkenwald Sacramento Bus. Admin. Robert L. Donner Sacramento Physics Georgia E. Bury lone Elem. Educ. SSCribe, Drama, CSTA Robert H. Cooke Sacramento Economics Assembly Committee, Model UN Grace V. Dean Sacramento Home Economics Home Economics Club Mary Eggert Sacramento Elem. Educ. CSTA Alfred Busios Roseville Public Admin. George Costello Sacramento Speech Arts Patricia Cahoone Fair Oaks Social Work Paul Craig Sacramento Speech Basketball and Baseball Manager, Hornet, Statesman Drama Productions, Thespiazusea Roy Deary, Jr. Sacramento Bus. Admin. William Erickson Sacramento Bus. Admin. Kappa Alpha Pi Delfina de la Cruz Dixon Home Economics D’Anne Estelle Sacramento Education Buzz Club, CSTA, Sr. Class Sec., Milton Farley Sacramento Physical Education Baseball, SPEARS, Block ‘’S’’ Mary Myers Gano Sacramento Accounting Bus. Ad. Club Pres., ICC Rep. Henry Harper, Jr. Sacramento Accounting Margaret Hille Sacramento Education Cecilia C. Fava Broderick Elem. Educ. Newman Club, CSTA, Buzz Club, Casaba and Poly Royal Queen, ‘54 Club Robert Gilmore Oakland Bus. Admin. Newman Club, Bus. Ad. Club Charlaine Harris Sacramento Elem. Educ. Ski Club, Buzz Club, Jr. Class Treasurer Hamilton Hintz, Jr. Sacramento Economics Supreme Court Chief Justice, Model UN, Baseball, ‘54 Club Louise E. Folck Sacramento Education CSTA Richard Goodell Folsom Bus. Admin. Commissioner of Cooperatives, Xi Theta Chi, Track Carolyn L. Hauge Sacramento Elem. Educ. Student Body Vice-President, CSTA, WAA, Jr. Prom Prin., ‘54 Club Harry Hirohata Sacramento Accounting Eugene D. Fotos Sacramento Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad Club LaVerne Graf Sacramento Education Hornet Christian Fellowship George L. Head Sacramento Social Science Dorthea Holland Sacramento History Kenneth R. Frye Sacramento Public Management Golf, Green Gold Frank C. Guillen Jackson Recreation Therapy James I. Hill Sacramento Bus. Admin. Thomas D. Hood Sacramento Social Science Campus Republicans V.P., Bus. Ad. Club, Ski Club John Fuller Sacramento Social Science Pres. Sociology Club Thomas I. Harding Sacramento Accounting Marilyn L. Hill Sacramento Life Science Eleanor Hooper Grass Valley Education Buzz Club, CSTA, IDG, Commissioner of Student Govern. Li Bt Lois Hull Shirley Hullin Richard J. lacopi Gene Jensen Helen Johnston Ukiah Sacramento Sacramento Yuba City Sacramento Rio Vista Social Science Accounting Elem. Educ. Bus.Admin. Bus. Admin. Education Bus. Ad. Club Supreme Court Associate Justice Bus. Ad. Club President Student Body Bus. Ad. Club, ‘54 Club Laird Hooper Farrokhzad Kasravi Jerry J. Keating Pearl Kinoshita John R. Krier Barbara Lang Sacramento Tehran, Iran Sacramento Walnut Grove Rochester, Minn. Sacramento Social Work Political Science Social Science ° Lab. Tech. Bus. Admin. Social Science Hornet Editor, Pres. Press Club, Bus. Ad. Club, ICC, Statesman Buzz Club, Hornet, Press Club | Psych Club, Alpha Phi Gamma, ‘54 Club Eva Jane Jones Loretta Leamon Clarence Locke Merle Loffelbein Florence Losby Lodi Sparta, Wis. Elem. Educ, Helna Larson Patty Lawson Sacramento Stockton Sacramento Sacramento Elem. Educ. Physical Education Elem. Educ. Art Accounting WAA, SPEARS JV Basketball, Track Bus. Ad. Club Richard Lungstrom Thomas McAllister Nancy McCambridge Margaret McGauley Louise McMullin Beaumont Sacramento Sacramento Inglewood Social Science Art Education Education Buzz Club American Chemical Society, Track, Basketball, SPEARS, CSTA, Hornet, Press Club, CIPA, CSTA, IDG ‘54 Club Commissioner of Student Coops, Psych. Club, Alpha Phi Gamma Green Gold, Math Club lone Lowery Sacramento Sacramento Education Chemistry Education Jean McNamara Sacramento Elem. Educ. CSTA, Ski Club, Psych Club Kaylaine Miller Sacramento English Editor SSCribe, Student Body Sec., Bus. Ad. Club, Press Club, Alha Phi Gamma, ‘54 Club Clayton Nakagawa Lincoln Business Educ. Student Body Treas., Statesman, Gold Key, ‘54 Club Robin M. Oakden Sacramento Bus. Admin. Alice Mandich Sacramento Elem. Educ. Evelyn D. Moran Sacramento Education Joe Nakamura Sacramento Physical Science Lester Wm. Oates, Jr. Modesto Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club Elsie Mathews Sacramento Education Donna Rae Morse Sacramento Elem. Educ. Buzz Club, CSTA, ICC Helen N. Neiger Sacramento Education CSTA June Okamoto Elk Grove Education Donald Mattarolo Fair Oaks Liberal Arts William Mulderrig Sacramento Bus. Admin. Newman Club, Yell Leader, Buzz Club, Soc. Club Carolyn Nix Sacramento Education CSTA Burton W. Oliver Sacramento Social Science Hornet Dorothy Meret Sacramento Education Psych Club, Young Democrats Maurine Myers Gerber Home Economics Pro Artibus, Hornet Christian Fellowship Kinya Noguchi Sacramento Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club William H. Olsen McCloud Social Science ‘Hugh ickelson Sacramento Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club Raymond Nagata Los Angeles Social Science Dorothy Norot Yuba City Education CSTA Ruth E. Palmer Auburn Nursing Education H B, Herbert Parshall Sacramento Social Science Newman Club, ICC Barbara Poluk Sacramento Elem. Educ. Herman M. Ramos Winters Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club Speros Sarlis Sacramento Biology BASS Joan P. Pearce Sacramento Bus. Admin. Buzz Club, Silver Key, CSTA Bus. Ad. Club, Supreme Court Patricia Ponten Oakland Education IDG, CSTA, Psych Club Dale Carlyle Rau Sacramento Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club Vija Savelis Lincoln, Nebr. Art Pro Artibus Club, IDG ) David L. Peat Auburn Chemistry ACS, BASS Herbert Prange, Jr. Sacramento Psychology Psych Club, Band Ansil D. Roberts Sacramento Psychology Psych Club, Press Club Young Democrats Noréen Sayre Sacramento Education CSTA, Newman Club Ezio Pedretti Diamond Springs Physical Education Baseball James Preston North Highlands Accounting Delores Reich Sacramento Elem. Educ. CSTA, Pro Artibus, Soc. Club Rod Schall Sacramento Social Science Hornet, Statesman, Press Club, Alpha Phi Gamma Gordon Pickering Roseville Education CSTA Rodney S. Quinn Major USAF Gorham, Maine Psychology Psych Club Marianne Robertson Sacramento Elem. Educ. CSTA, WAA Lila Schmidt St. Joseph, Mich. Rec. Therapy Laurnell Polster Sacramento Education Gregory M. Ramos Winters Accounting Bus. Ad. Club Rayton R. Rott Lodi Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club, Xi Theta Chi, Press Club Virginia Sharkey Oroville Elem. Educ. CSTA George Silberstein Sacramento Elem. Educ. Commissioner of Athletics, Track, SPEARS, Green Gold, ‘54 Club, Gold Key William E. Stock Sacramento Social Science Campus Y,’Chorus Dick Vinci Pueblo, Colo. Physical Education Basketball, Track Dorothy Williams Sacramento Education CSTA Richard P. Simpson Sacramento Social Science Attorney General, Young Democrats, Hornet, SSCribe James G. Teel Sacramento Education Harold V. Walker Nevada City Chemistry Janet Wilson Sacramento Bus. Admin. Bus. Ad. Club Jo Ann Smith Citrus Heights Education Pro Artibus, CSTA Marian K. Uchida Sacramento Social Work Sociology Club Thomas J. Wardlaw Sacramento English CSTA John L. Wulff Sacramento Mathematics Pres. Math Club Jack Sommers Alice Stewart Sacramento Roseville Public Admin. Education Model UN Pro Artibus, CSTA Darlene Vian Chandler, Arizona Sacramento Social Science Social Science Xi Theta Chi, SPEARS, ‘54 Club Statesman Editor, Silver Key, Alpha Phi Gamma, ‘54 Club, Comm. of Publ. Harry Veale Shirley Weltz J. S. Whitehead Auburn Citrus Heights Education Bus. Admin. Band, Hornet Christian Fellowship Grace Yoshimura Robert C. Mahnke Eleeli, Kauai, T.H. Kelseyville Education Physical Education CSTA CSTA, Campus Republicans, SPEARS, Hornet Pistol Club Marilyn Stewart Sacramento Accounting Bus. Ad. Club Alfred J. Villa Wheatland Education Buzz Club, Gold Key, Xi Theta Chi, ‘54 Club Paul Wilby Vancouver, B.C. Physical Education Varsity Tennis —— in June at the Outdoor Theatre. Faculty members lead in the graduation procession i oY, lub A near capacity audience hears Dr. West deliver the commencement address. SENIOR HALL OF FAME HAMILTON HINTZ Supreme Court Chief Justice Model UN chairman... WUS planning board .- . (DG... Buzz Club) 2. Ski Club . . . Baseball squad . helped push football on campus . . . high grades .. . ‘54 Club. KAYLAINE MILLER Student Council Secretary . . . Casaba Queen . . . Editor SSCribe . . . Bus. Ad. Club Secretary... Campus Y... Press Club... Alpha Phi Gamma... Campus Republicans . . . Feature Editor of Hornet... Thespiazusae .. . drama productions .. . ‘54 Club . . . Publicity Coordinator for 1953 SLFD. AL VILLA ICC President . . . Jamboree chairman 1953 . . . Senior Rep. to Student Council .. . Xi Theta Chi Vice-president CSTA ... Newman Club. . . Buzz Club... Psych Club . . . Gold Key. Young Democrats . . . Campus Publicity Committee . . . ‘54 Club. CAROLYN HAUGE Student Body Vice-president . . . WAA Secretary-treasurer . . . SPEARS .. . BASS Secretary . . . Ski Club Secretary- treasurer . . . CSTA .. . Campus Y A Loans, Scholarships and Adm. Committee . . . left in Feb. for teaching position .. . ‘54 Club. JOHN KRIER ICC President . . . Prize Coordinator for 1953 SLFD ... Adv. Mgr. Statesman Bus. Ad. Club. D‘ANNE ESTELLE Senior Class Secretary . . . Buzz Club CSTA .... social activities committee. GEORGE SILBERSTEIN Commissioner of Athletics . . . Co- chairman of Fun Night . . . SPEARS Vice-president . . .-Baseball . . . Green and Gold... Gold Key .. . ‘54 Club. ALICE COLEMAN Junior Class Secretary . . . Senior Class Vice-president . . . Buzz Club... CSTA “54 Club. GEORGE GOTO Supreme Court Associate Justice . . - SPEARS ... Vice-president Green and Gold . . . Baseball . . . Basketball. aN ONAL AT TTT Tie PRE ITOLET PRE NET ue SOLER AARNE HE TET Te te ate JOAN PEARCE Supreme Court Clerk . . . Buzz Club President . . . Bus. Ad. Club Vice- president . .. Silver Key President... Canipuse vents. COVA) sin -D40Glub: high grades. GENE JENSEN Student Body President . . . Bus. Ad. Club... Press Club... ‘54 Club... high grades. ELEANOR HOOPER Commissioner of Student Government Publicity Committee Chairman... Secretary Buzz Club... IDG... CSTA Campus Y. ay Fo a mis ee CLAYTON NAKAGAWA Student Body Treasurer . . .Chairman Board of Control . . Circulation Mgr. Statesman .. . Secretary Bus. Ad, Club ... Xi Theta Chi... Buzz Club... Press Club . . .Gold Key . .-. High Grades . .. ‘54 Club... ‘54 SLFD Chairman. DARLENE VIAN Statesman Editor . . . Editor Handbook Commissioner of Publications Riga Model UN . . . WUS planning board Press Club... Silver Key . . .“54 Club Alpha Phi Gamma. TOM McALLISTER Commissioner of Student Cooperatives Green and Gold . . . Math Club... rea ae . . . JV Basketball ... Base- ball. JERRY KEATING Hornet Editor . . . Psych Club... President Press Club... ‘54 Club... high grades . . . Alpha Phi Gamma President . Engaged to Nancy. NANCY McCAMBRIDGE Hornet Bus. Mgr. . . . Press Club Presi- dent ... high grades . . . Alpha Phi Gamma . . . Psych Club. HARRY VEALE President Xi Theta Chi. . Blood Donor Drive .. . pus Police .. . SPEARS. . Co-chairman Captain Cam- LEAH ALEXSON IDG Corresponding Secretary . . .Model UN ... Ski Club . . . Buzz Club Sec- retary . . . Supreme Court Associate Justice . .. Silver Key .. . high grades ‘54 Club. LEIGHTON CASE President Senior Class . . . Xi Theta Chi Treasurer... Green and Gold... Tennis. ADELE ANDREUCETTI Junior Class Vice-president . . . Presi- dent Buzz Club Newman Club Vice-president . . . Silver Key high grades... ‘54 Club. TOM BRIAN President Green and Gold . . .Vice- president SPEARS . . . Varsity Basket- ball . . . 1952-53 Outstanding Athlete. JIM ALLEN President The sponsoring of the Junior Prom was the main event for this class during the year. The dance was held at the Hotel Senator’s Empire room and featured the crowning of Beverly Cooper as Junior Prom Princess. Officers for the class included Jim Allen, president; Ted Smith, vice-president; Peggy Farnsworth, secretary; and Beverly McCord, treasurer. Chuck Lastufka served on the student council as junior representative. JUNIORS. TED SMITH Vice-president PEGGY FARNSWORTH Secretary a ma LARRY VOSS Vice-president GWEN McCLELLAND Secretary MARY JO SNYDER Treasurer SOPHOMORES The sophomore class, new to the SSC campus, entered actively into school affairs. Co-operat- ing with the freshman class they presented the Frosh-Soph Scramble which featured an egg toss, sack race, and a tug-of-war. After being defeated in the latter event, the class, deciding it was not athletically inclined, devoted its time to other projects. Outstanding among these was “Sweetheart Serenade”, their Valen- tine dance. PETER FORD President ee ci a ey SUE BIBB Spring President aS HOWARD CHAN Fall president For the first time in history Sacramento State College had a freshman class. This gave up- perclassmen their first opportunity to display sadistic tendencies by inflicting on the freshmen — COLOR WEEK! The freshmen retaliated by | defeating the sophomore class at the Frosh- Soph Scramble and further distinguished them- selves with a St. Patrick’s Day dance, “Shillelagh tei ee Stomp”. — FRESHMEN CLASS Ke eae GEORGE LEUENBERGER ELAINE HARTLEY LAQUITA ELDER Spring vice-president Secretary Treasurer | i | i i ACTIVITIES “Oh, come on — take the two o'clock tennis class!’ Signing for classes completes the registration process. “What you should do on this floor!” You mean I’m not through yet? OO “Fill out pages two, four, six, eight, and nine—” Students begin registration routine. ““ — so you've given me seventy-five reasons for taking the class at this hour. It’s still full!” REGISTRATION Another recruit for Press Club! Club Fair provides opportunity to become acquainted with various campus organizations. A il 9 — + I See umes ———— a (EAA aaneretmrmaree, — ——— omc aecenerma OR GemaeNoRER (SE seston ‘sooner a x Se amen Leah Alexson and Adele Andreuccetti greet Carolyn Hauge pins name tag on Gail incoming freshmen at Women’s Tea. Smith as Beverly Gould looks on. OPENING OF SEMESTER Watch the way the ball bounces! Fun night helps students get acquainted. Gene Jensen, student body president, welcomes students. Crowd gathers at Outdoor Theatre for year’s first assembly. Hmm-m, looks like fun. Another fun night activity. “Honestly — the wind blew my dink off!” Freshmen plead for mercy at Kangaroo Court. __aninesan Es “Cafeteria run out of forks, girls?” Freshmen serve sentence for being caught without dinks, “Gee, look, the paint’s coming off, too.” al Well-meaning students wash car in project to don’t think there’s a needle in here!’ raise funds for WUS Drive. Students in a haystack at senior class dance, “Witches’ Wobble.” Ba a ns p ACTIVITIES Newest style in pedal pushers is shown by model Marilyn Schach- tili at Pro Artibus fashion show. Dr. Guy A. West, assisted by Mr. Earl A. Greenleaf and Dr. F. Blair Mayne, contributes his efforts to beautifying the SSC campus. Music. Music. Music. Gregg Sallee entertains f at Xi Theta Chi Variety Show. Guests listen to speaker at CSTA Regional Conference. Students watch as flag that waved over nation’s Capitol becomes a part of the SSC campus. Congressman John Moss, Jr. makes gift of flag to Dr. Guy A. West, who accepts on behalf of the student body. GAME TONIGHT — members of the rally committee lead students in a yell. Casaba Queen's attendants — Sue Bibb, Mary Ann Butler, Barbara Lang, Sally Thomas, Colleen Wolf. Last year’s queen, Cecilia Fava, assists the new Casa- ba Queen, Kaylaine Miller. KAYLAINE MILLER Casaba Queen Beverly Cooper, Prom Princess, reigns over “Mood in Mistleltoe,” junior class dance. Cheer leaders strike up spirit for foot- ball at rally in SSC’s cafeteria. Get ready! Al Cayous, Phil Slater, and Pat King at the WAA Ping Pong Tournament. Mr. Paschal Monk, assisted by Dr. J. Merritt Winans, leads students in Christmas carols at Campu Y tree-decorating event. Et: Members of the Alumni Association’s ‘54 Club include, top row, seniors Ham Hintz, Gene Jensen, Leighton Case, Al Villa, John George, Walter Murphy, and Alum president Jack Bertolucci. Bottom row: George Silberstein, Adele Andreucetti, Joan Pearce, Kaylaine Miller, Paula Bailey, Darlene Vian, and Clayton Nakagawa. Members not pictured, include: Tom Brian, Cecilia Fava, Carolyn Hauge, Jerry Keating, Richard Lungstrum and Harry Veale. ASSSC president Gene Jensen and date Carolyn Huntley at the Alumni Association dinner-dance in Novem- ber. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Art students show individuality in portrait studies of model. SSC’s William Tells aim — instructor flees. ay ANT prem en Typists wait for signal to begin timed writing. . ... now the object is to hit the ball — not me!” Instructor demonstrates proper grip to beginning golfers. Student teachers have final fling at Practicum Halloween Party. D’Anne Estelle, Alice Coleman and Cecilia Fava, chairmen of the Senior Ball, discuss plans for the last event of the semester. SPRIN Patricia Lehman Blucher, former Miss Calli- fornia, crowns Ray Rott, winner of the Ugly Man Contest on April Fool’s Day. Others running in the contest to sell football tickets were Richard Brown, Tom Hocking, Stan McClung, Chuck Lastufka, Dick Gover, Ken Orvick. Coach Pappy Waldorf, of the University of California, was a spring assembly speaker. Lenore Vasche, Pat Merzo and Bill Eipper finish preparations for the Cottontail Hop, Given in April by the Student Association. TaN RCN Student Loan Fund Drive co-ordinators Harry Veale, Ed Strong, Jerry Keating and Bruce Peterson stand by as chairman Clayton Nakagawa accepts ‘41 Pontiac donated by William A. Sutton from John R. Cox. ACTIVITIES Press Club’s Ring a leg and dart booth drew many Jamboree spectators. The Tug of war, sponsored by Xi Theta Chi, was part of Activity week. A portion of the jamboree crowd. JAMBOREE Xi Theta Chi pledge Bill Lusk endures another egg toss at that club’s booth. The MENC — sponsored dance featured the crowning of Jerry Sue Keller as Miss Flash- bulb and singing by the Sportsmen. SSC BAND SSC CHORUS ‘ i Beverly Burger starred in the title role of “Medea” when that production was given by the drama workshop in March. Walter Murphy as the brilliant but erratic actor Frank Elgin, in the Clifford Odets’ drama, which was given at the Eaglet Theatre. Sondra Chapman and Jay Deck comfort Diana Lions in a scene from the November production of “The Country Girl”. Harold Harris and Beverly Burger led the cast of “The Glass Menagerie”, the first dramatic production of the year. A series of one-act plays was given early in April which were entirely student directed. They were: “The Dear Departed” directed by John George including in the cast: Joan Severe, Kaylaine Miller, Lavonne Harrison, Dick Hile; “Goodnight, Caroline” directed by Sharlene Haire and Harold Harris — cast: Dick Simpson, Sandra Rhodes, Bob Smart, and Rosalee Wible; “The Elevator” by Marshall Garrett — cast: Diana Lions, Bob Smart, Jim Allen, Jerry Pickering, and Jud Gardner; “The Christening” by Kay McCallum and John Berryman — cast: April Pettijohn, Elaine Hartley, John Berryman, Lois Meed, Emily Merkley, and Peggy Hemmingson; “Wantin’ Fever” by Kathleen Cacciari and Ernest Sandoval — cast: Joan Severe, Dorothy Handy, Carol Dickson, and Bill Triegloff; “The Game of Chess” by John George — cast: Cole- man Phinney, Ronnie Klotz, Jack Toedt, and Jim Allen. Early in May Charles V. Hume, Assistant Professor of Speech, directed “The Lady’s Not For Burning.” Joan Severe and George Costello in a scene from the Tennessee Williams’ play. STATESMAN | DARLENE VIAN Editor DORIS CALDWELL Associate editor WILMA PECCHENINO CLAYTON NAKAGAWA JOHN KRIER Business Manager Circulation manager Advertising manager DIANA LIONS Student Government JUNE SEWELL Organization KAY KERSEY Seniors APRIL PETTIJ Student Gov NORM KEMPSTER Sports s OHN ernment Mayor Hicks addresses the CIPA banquet held in February at the Senator Hotel. Pub- lications staffs from member colleges were in attendance. HORNET As editor, Jerry Keating increased the Hornet to a regu- lar eight page paper, and with an enlarged staff, news coverage of the campus was greatly increased. A change to a larger press in the spring made the Hornet the only college newspaper in Northern California able to run in four colors. Circulation was increased to 2100, and several awards were received by the California Inter- Collegiate Press Association in February. Staff members not pictured include Dick Bristow, Managing editor; Del Roberts, Associate editor; Jackie Glass, Copy editor. JERRY KEATING Editor NANCY McCAMBRIDGE Business Manager TED SMITH BILL JAMES JUNE SEWELL RICHARD BROWN Spring news editor Fall sports editor Society Editor Spring sports editor KAYLAINE MILLER AL GRAY EDITH O’ DWYER SHERWOOD DE WEIN Spring feature editor Fall feature editor Fall news editor Advertising manager PHIL SLATER Circulation Manager HELEN BENOIT BILL LUSK MAUREEN HILLMAN NORM KEMPSTER GEORGE CLARK AL CAYOUS EALINE HARTLEY JERRY PICKERING STEPHANIE CHASE DALE JOHNSON JIM ALLEN JOHN PRATT BARBARA LANG DICK SIMPSON This year SSCribe Magazine became an officia) publication of the Sacramento State College Student Association. Four maga- zines were published under he ediorship of Kaylaine Miller. Associate Editor, Bill Lusk, will take over the job with its resposibilities next fall. The staff has been investigating the possi- bilities of having the magazine printed and they feel if the student association approves a budget for the SSCribe next year, the circulation will increase due to a better- looking format. Many new writers have been gained for SSCribe this year. Through the Short Story class, they have built up a backlog of stories. And next fall workers on the magazine may get credit, similar to the Journalism Lab for Hornet and Statesman, in the Literary Work- shop. KAYLAINE MILLER Editor SSCRIBE ALLAN GREY BILL LUSK BILL THOMSON Editorial advisor Associate editor Managing editor GEORGE CLARK GWEN McCLELLAND Drama Editor Typist ROSALIE WIBLE SHERWOOD DE WEIN Coordinator of Typists Advertising Manager NANCY MARTENS CAROLE BROOKE Typist Typist The photography department of SSC publi- cations includes Stormy Tanaka, Ed Strong, Jack Hanscom, Ed O’Brien, and chief pho- tographer Rod Schall. oe ea 2 ES ORGANIZATIONS a SSE AY ENR SETLIST A er PSL ee ewe Y 8 First row, left to right: Al Villa, Adele Andreucetti, Leah Alexson, Darlene Vian, Clayton Nakagawa. Second row: George Silberstein, Jim Warren, Dr. Brammer, Dr. Foley, Dr. West, Dr. Christie, Dr. Bailey, Al Gray, Joan Pearce. GOLD KEY SILVER KEY MEN’S HONORARY ORGANIZATION WOMEN’S HONORARY ORGANIZATION First row, left to right: Dick Bristow, Darlene Vian, Kaylaine Miller, Nancy McCambridge, Jerry Keating, Allen Gray. Second row: Dr. Paul V. Sheehan, Gilbert L. Brown, Lloyd E. Ritter (national officers), Rod Schall, Bill James, Dr. Clyde Parker. ALPHA PHI GAMMA NATIONAL JOURNALISM HONORARY FRATERNITY Pty, ON First row, left to right: Paula Field, Lois Mead, Nancy Helfer. Second row: Pat Nolan, Ron Nicholls, Sam Ong, Ruth Gray, Phyllis Foster, Marilyn Hill. Third row: Doug Beach, Stan McClung, Dorance Miller, | Edgar Milligan, Jackie Phillips, Jim Hill, Dr. Jesse Young, sponsor. BASS FALL OFFICERS SPRING | Jackie Phillips.................... J vcacouscuacsSeawenceee President isc sccce a Sos cvieees eee Carol Backlund | IS Teagan VAG GL Gece eaten sence een reneeeee ae Vice-president... ....Paula Field | Phyllis Foster... aL UCe e C11 1 eae ee ep, ee Pat Nolan RuthiGroyint sa a Secretary ..Suzanne Landreth Sewage ee Rest ate ene PODIicity zeae eee een NoNCVanelten First row, left to right: Bob Lapp, Clayton Nakagawa, George Brower, Jim Gentry, John Briggs, Dick Newell. Second row: Pat Merz, Shirley Smith, Kaylaine Miller, Bruce Peterson, Mary Gano, Joan Pearce, Lois Hull, Lorene Benson. Third row: Sherwood De Wein, Warren Hamlin, Max Rowe, George Clark, Barbara Kasmire, Marjorie Nagaoka, Mr. Skeels. Fourth row: Dr. Thompson, Armas Shalman, Ray Rott, Dick lacopi, Tom Hocking, Tom Harbinson, Vance Hansen. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB FALL OFFICERS SPRING Mary Gano Bruce Peterson Bruce Peterson Ray Rott (Membership) MOON ECON CGE ae cnn sane tonnernee ence ce oeremeceenaet Vice-president: so ER! Larry Voss | (Program) Kaylaine Miller... ...Secretary.... Carolyn Robinson Lois Hull Treasurer... Marilyn Stewart First row, left to right: Colleen Wolf, Helen Blaisdell, Helen Neiger, Cecelia Fava. Second row: A. Whistle, Carmelita Woerner, Pat Ponten, Helen Silva, Donna Morse, Charles Burt, Violet Large, Jean McNamara, Joanne Smith, Sally Desenfants. Third row: Ruth Heater, Alice Stewart, Grace Yoshimura, Marjorie Almquist, Mary Eggert, Dorothy Williams, Sharon Curtis, Noreen Sayre, Loretta Leamon. Fourth row: Dr. Charles Howard, Tom Wardlow, Al Villa, Alice Coleman, Bob Mahnke. CSTA FALL OFFICERS SPRING Donna Morse -President... Colleen Wolf Gordon Pickering.. Vice-president. .-Helen Silva Helen Silva... ..-Secretary... ...Barbara Hansen Charles Burt... ...Treasurer.... ..-Sally Desenfants a : First row, left to right: Norman Kempster, Barbara Hansen, Lois Morrow, Bill James, Tom Hood, Harry Veale. Second row: Al Wolf, Dr. Larsen, sponsor; Sally Desenfants, Kay Sharkey, Eleanor Hooper, Kaylaine Miller, Charles Burt, Robert Mahnke, Craig Moore, Dr. Hal Draper. Third row: Lyle Wilson, George Leuenberger, Leighton Case. CAMPUS REPUBLICANS FALL OFFICERS SPRING Bill James... ..-President. ..Norman Kempster Tom Hood.. ae Vice-president. ...George Leuenberger Barbara Hansen.... ..-Secretary.. ...Lois Morrow Lois Morrow. -Treasurer. -Harry Veale Harry Veale. : : Sgt.-at-arms. Don Kassis Norman Kempster. -Parliamentrian. Craig Moore First row, left to right: Tom Huff, visitor, visitor, Lura Schmitz, Carolyn Haase, Valetta Mackinosh, Shirley George. Second row: Bill Stock, John Neimeyer, Charles de Witt, Fred Geis, Leonard Cain, Dr. Dwight Baker, June Prescott. CAMPUS Y OFFICERS John Neimeyer. -Committee Coordinator Paula Field Publicity Chairman Lu Schmitz... Social Chairman First row, left to right: Clarence Belle, David Peat, Jim Hunter, Bob White, Dr. Hal Draper. Second row: Dr. Fred Nussenbaum, Richard Lungstrom, Bernice Bonewitz, Don Baker, John Newey, Dr. W. L. Burdick. Third row: Vic Mizuno, Roy Draper, Harold Walker, Doug Beach. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY FALL OFFICERS SPRING David Peat. -President.. .-Richard Lungstrom Richard Lungstrom Vice-president m Hunter Bernice Bonewitz.... ...Secretary-treasure! .-Bernice Bonewitz FALL James Hoefling. Ben Birkel Jack Dordt.. George Brower... Marshall McColm CHESS CLUB OFFICERS .President.... .Vice-president Seated, left to right: Ben Birkel, Jim Hoefling, Cynthia Cobb. Standing: Dorothy Handy, Fred Brandeis, Bill Rogers, Duane Heinz, George Brower, Cliff Curtice, Jack Dordt, Dr. J. Merrit Winans, sponsor. SPRING mes Hoefling Ben Birkel Dorothy Handy Jack Dordt George Brower Cynthia Cobb fl 2 2 i i % ‘ =a Z ee ites £ = = i First row, left to right: Coach Jack Jossi, Tom Brian, Don Deckoff, George Silberstein, Jerry Kaeser, Ezio Pedretti, Coach Hal Wolf. Second row: Coach Frank Jones, Dwight Dickey, LaVerne Case, Ed Galloway, Dick Rendwick, Chris Georgis, Bob Lynde, George Goto, Gordon Fong. Third row: Ken Frye, Clarence Locke, George Larsen, Bob Taylor, George Costello, Eldon Rowe, Dick Vinci, Bud Farley. GREEN GOLD FALL and SPRING Tom Brian... President George Goto ice-president George Larsen. Secretary-treasurer Ed Gallaway... Sgt-at-arms I — es) a% 88 ee Bi Oy FRR eegn an iy a iF ty ae hw Be. BS Sa First row, left to right: Mary Douglass, Dorothy Handig, Nancy Bridges, Jimmie Jean Mishler, Shirley Weltz, Vivian Chandler, Nancy Hughes, Pat Aaron. Second row: Dick Cover, Lloyd Turner, Francis Foss, George Fry, Del Roberts. Third row: Bob Fry, Alice Wilson, Dee Smith, John Neimeyer, Oliver Huges. HORNET CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FALL OFFICERS SPRING Del Roberts President... Lloyd Turner Bob Fry.... ..-.Vice-president... Richard Cover Shirley Weltz. Secretary-treasurer.. Alice Wilson Vivian Chandler : -Missionary Chairman Lloyd Turner Social Chairman. ...-Bible Study. First row, left to right: Sharon Curtis, Lorna Payne, Carmelita Woerner, Barbara LaTeer, Joan Severe, Paula Bailey. Second row: Mr. Paschal Monk, sponsor; Ronald Bella, Jay Allen, Bill Alkire, Gilbert Woody, Howard Scribner, John Berryman, Clinton Savage, Charles Nagel, Jay Townsend. MENC FALL OFFICERS Paula Bailey. -President... Sharon Curtis ce-presiden Joan Severe Secretary-treasurer.... First row, left to right: Peggy Asher, Vivian Carter, Rod Felion, Cecelia Fava, Florence Hauser. Second row: Pat Merz, Sue Passalacqua, Shirley Leventon, Beverly Jobson, Adele Andreucetti, Eileen Kaiser, Cathy Schuler. Third row: Pete Ford, Joan Walz, Dave De Prado, Chuck Lastufka, Ronnie Limeburger, Al Villa, Noreen Sayre, Emily Merkley, Maryann Matushak, Ds. Mary Foley, Lucille Coe, Father Richard Dwyer, Mary Therese Oelrich, Dr. Joseph McGowan. Back row, left to right: Dick Hill, NEWMAN CLUB FALL OFFICERS SPRING Rod Felion Maryann Matushak Geacelica Fovediicc.-—2-aceo esac. cone onnceesec-s=.ns-- VICO= PESTO OM so. 2c coc eens arene ssn sane cnasane! Doris Russ Florence Hauser... Sherwood de Wein Vivian Carter... Aeron Recording Secretary Vivian Carter Peggy Asher.. Corresponding Secretary. ..Cathy Schuler Doni Hawk. --= 5 ss ..Dave De Prado Bob Mahnke, Ray Nagata. PISTOL CLUB OFFICERS William Nevis President Robert Mahnke............. Vice-president Bill Oates...... .... Secretary Reed Wilson... ..Treasurer William Olsen..............-.------ .-....-..---Historian a esmmenmeal Don Close, John Luther, Paul Menghetti, Farrington Blaisdell, John O'Bryan, Bill Oates, Dr. Gammage. Front row: Wiliam Olsen, Charles McCrory, Reed Wilson, Bill Nevis. First row, left to right: Dick Brown, Howard Pearson, Dick Simpson, John Briggs, Stormy Tanaka, Jack Hanscom, Ed O’Brien, Clayton Nakagawa, Al Cayous, Al Gray. Second row: Kay Kersey, Mary Douglas, Maureen Hillman, Darlene Vian, Nancy McCambridge, Jerry Keating, Edith O’Dwyer, Barbara Lang, Pat Kozicki, Pat Merz, Helen Hoyt, Kaylaine Miller. Third row: April Pettijohn, Doris Caldwell, Sherwood DeWein, Dick Bristow, Ed Strong, Del Roberts, Norman Kempster, Bill James, Jim Warren, Ted Smith, Bill Lusk, Diana Lions, Gene Jensen. PRESS CLUB | FALL OFFICERS SPRING i Jerry Keating Ted Smith June Sewell... -Nancy McCambridge Helen (Hoyti28.22 ...Recording secretary... Edith O’Dwyer Corresponding secretary... Nancy McCambridge........ ...........-.-.----------- } Savelis, Katherine Papadogianis, Jo Ann Smith, Delores Ripley, Maurine Myers, Peggy DuBose, Alice Stewart. Second row: Charles Burt, Mr. Raymond Witt. PRO ARBITUS FALL OFFICERS SPRING Maurine Myers... ..Mary Jane Kendall Alice Stewart.. John George Delores Reich..... Viji Savelis Katherine Papadogianis ..-Nancy Baird ...Vice-president.... ...-Treasurer. oy ee : - i‘ . : Z ‘ First row, left to right: Bruce Peterson, Corky Moss, Bob Elliott, Freddie Maxwell, Kent Wilson. Second row: Pat Harper, Janet Neel, Phyllis Throckmorton, Peggy Asher, Barbara Hansen, Cynthia Cobb, Nancy McCambridge. Third row: Dr. Good, Dr. Lucas, Al Villa, Dr. Winans, Del Roberts, Jerry Keating. PSYCH CLUB FALL OFFICERS SPRING BobwEllioti=2226 Sake oe sae President2 2 ee Corky Moss ) Kenta Wilsonmseseee oe eV ICe= presidents eae ee ee ee Freddie Maxwell : Gorkys| Mossi eines ee eee, eens Sectetary: 222 t ss aa ee Barbara Hansen Bruce Peterson.................-. Jasna de ee Nip@CiSURO Roce oe ee ee Janet Neel First row, left to right: Mary Lou Armstrong, Joan Pearce, Adele Andreucetti, Orin Stimers, Jean Becker, Karryl Daly, Cecelia Fava, D’Anne Estelle. Second row: Leah Alexson, Donna Morse, Gerry Leggett, Colleen Moomey, Jim Allen, Bill Trieglaff, Ernie Leavitt. Third row: Clayton Nakagawa, Barbara Lang, Jackie Phillips, Al Villa, Beverly McCord, Dr, Willard Smith, Alice Coleman, Chuck Lastufka, Peggy Farnsworth, Eleanor Hooper. RALLY COMMITTEE FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS AdeleAndreucettin = ee President GosGhainmentece sere eens Nason Hall Orin Stimers Vice-president Barbara Lang Jean Becker Secretary First row, left to right: Sandra Rhodes, La Quita Elder, Rosalie Wible, Bob Smart, Beverly Burger. Second row: John George, Diana Lions, April Pettijohn, Patty Kizicki, Elaine Hartley. THESPIAZUSAE FALL OFFICERS SPRING Beverlys Burger. Presidente = eee eee Beverly Burger Bobi:Simarts 2: c | see en eens Vice-presidentsee en Diana Lions Rosalee; Wible: 222 eens Secretary-treasurer Elaine Hartley Publicity April Pettijohn tirst row, left to right: Arlene Sartuche, Patricia King, Phyllis Gray, Miss Charlotte Bergstrom, co-sponsor. Second row: Jane Daniels, Betty Morr, Olga Gostovich, Pat Lawson, Darlene Pahl. Second row, Jane Daniels, Betty Morr, Olga Gostovitch, Pat Lawson, Darlene Pahl. WAA President ..Vice-president ecretary-treasurer Diane Brunson. Gen. Sports Manager Phyllis Gray.. Individual Sports Manager Arlene Sartuche...............- Intramural Sports Manager Pat King... -Publicity Sports Manager Betty Morr. Record-Historian Pat Lawson... Darlene Pah June Sewell... , Betty Cox, Josephine Golembolski. Sacramenté Stat Hillis AA K Bye | First row, left to right: Freddie Maxwell, Mary Jane Kendall, Dorothy Meret, Jean McNamara, Jane Ramsey, Second row: Patty Kozicki, Mary Ann Butler, June Sewell, MaThein Bahrs, Gerry Millard, Corky Moss, Marian Harvey. Third row: Dick Simpson, Clayton Nakagawa, Merle Tibbetts, Phil Simpson, Gene Jensen, Al Villa, George Clark, Al Cayous, Paul R. Murray, H. L. Underwood. Second row: Dr. Good, Don Hagerty, Bill James, Ray Rott, Cotton Johnson, Al Villa. Third row: Ernie Levington, NG DEMOCRATS OFFICERS Fall president Spring president ...Men’s vice-president Women’s vice-president Gerry Millard... Corresponding secretary Freddie Maxwell. ....Recording secretary Jane Ramsey.. First row, left to right: Jim Reynolds, Pete Ford, Jim Gould, Chuck Latsufka, Bruce Becker, Barry Heath, Harry Veale, Al Cayous, Sid Inglis, Dick Goodell. B ruce Peterson.. Clayton Nakagawa XI THETA CHI OFFICERS SPRING ...President.. larry Veale ice-presiden Pledgemaster. ..Treasurer.. Bruce Becker Recording secretary. -Max Rowe Corresponding secretary. ..Pete Ford SQt-Ci-onims oes ee ee ee sce Dave Teja Dave Teja, Leighton Case, Max Rowe, Clayton Nakagawa, Bruce Peterson, TOM BRIAN COACH HAL WOLF BASKETBALL CHRIS GEORGIS GEORGE LARSEN DWIGHT DICKEY GEORGE GOTO J. C. MASTERS SAM PULLARO JACK SWARTZ BOB TAYLOR RED POWELL RON LIMEBERGER Led by center Tom Brian, the Hornets compiled a record of 11 wins and 10 losses this year. by Brian topped the team’s scorers with 222 points, nosing out Chris Georgis, who scored 210. In addition to his point making, Brian, a senior, played very smoothly around the post. Tom Brian goes up for a reverse layup against the Lewis and Clark Pioneers. Hall Wolf’s Hornets rose to great heights at times, defeating such big time opponents as Washington State and San Jose State, but they also passed up a few they should have won easily. The season marked the entrance of the Hornets into the Far Western conference. A bit of action under the basket in the contest be- tween the Hornets and the Alumni is shown above. Tom Brian attempts to get a jump shot away over Al Mc- Fayden’s guard in the Hornet- Alumni game. Tom Brian tips off to George Larsen in the Hornet-Fresno State Contest. SCORES OPPONENTS Mather Field SSC Alumni U.C. at Santa Barbara Cal Poly Lewis and Clark Washington State University of Oregon Humboldt State Humboldt State San Francisco State San Francisco State Placer County All Stars Fresno State Fresno State Cal Aggies San Jose State Chico State Chico State Cal Aggies University of Nevada University of Nevada Four Hornets and three Pio- neers from Lewis and Clark battle for the elusive basket- ball. Carl Youngstrum of the Alum- ni goes fo the floor to recover the casaba as Tom Brian and Regis Hurley look on. ee, ei. Tom Brian goes up for a jump shot against the San Francisco State Gators. George Goto stretched for a rebound which helped the Hornets decision the Cal Aggies. LEAGUE GAMES | SSC broke into the Far Western Confer- ence this season, finishing fourth in their first } | year in the six team league. The Hornets turned in a record of four wins and six losses. They split two with Chico State, league champions, losing 50-45 in the first test and winning 58-44 in the second. | George Goto is shown coming out with the ball in the Hornet-Cal Aggie Contest. All five Hornets converge on a@ lone Wash- ington State Cougar as he attempts to move with the ball. ee : om Brian starts a layup whic elped the Hornets dump the WSC Cougars. PCC OPPONENTS The high point of the Hornet season was a pair of games against opponents from the Pacific Coast Conference. SSC split the set with that formidable opposition, stunning the Washington State Cougars 45-44 before succumbing to the Oregon Webfoots, runners up in the North- ern Division of the PCC, 59-53. Dwight Dickey’s layup attempt is thwarted by a WSC Cougar. , 4 = so ? LO . ee Tom Brian of the Hornets and Al McFayden of J. C. Masters tries to pass off after being two the Alumni reach for an elusive rebound. timed by the San Francisco State Gators. JAYVEE CAGERS — Pictured below is the SSC junior varsity basketball team. Members are, front row: Ted DeMerritt, Daryl McCluskey, Barry Figueira, Jack Meyer, Ed Kurtz. Second row: Coach Tom Sekul, Larry Field, Antril Suydam, Loyal Stark, Red Powell, Vance Hansom, Ron Limeberger, and Keith Fong. The SSC rooting section responds to some fast action on the court. Song leaders Carol Sagehorn, Patti Lang, Bev Jopson, Sue Bibb and Sally Thomas are shown above. Yell leaders Earnie Levitt, Orin Stimers, and Nason Hall, put the SSC rooting section through ifs paces. ences et acee. Sennen a () sa Cnet NOP cas ¥ ie Dick Renwick of the Hornets slides back into A Hornet pitch eludes a COP batsman. Catcher is Bob Nelson of SSC. first base beating an attempted pickoff by the } BASEBALL A Hornet and the ball arrive almost simultneously at first base. The action took place during the SSC- Alumni contest. Led by the pitching of two talented right handers, George Larsen and J. C. Masters, and the hitting of freshman second baseman Doc Haskell, Hal Wolf’s baseballers enjoyed a successful season this year. This was probably one of the bst SSC basball nines compiled thus far. i Seaton ion “ a A COP runner slides into third base ahead of the Sam Pullaro, Hornet shortstop, takes a cut at throw to Hornet third sacker, Atch Pedretti. the ball in the SSC-COP Contest. HORNET BASEBALLERS, Top row, left to right: Bob Nelson, Dwight Dickey, Doc Haskell, George Larsen, J. C. Masters, Hank Wagner, Jack Fallon, Wally Hood, Bill Ott, and assistant coach Don Knezovich. Kneeling: Coach Hal Wolf, Bob White, Atch Pedretti, Sam Pullaro, Frank McNamara, Dick Renwick, Mel Sherman, and assistant coach Don Saner. JOHN BERGGREN DUD KAVANAUGH GOLF HORNET LINKSTERS, front row, left to right: Reese Lee, John Berggren and Cliff Oakes. 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Cea | BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SACRAMENTO MY THANKS To all who helped with the production and distribution of our 1954 Statesman . . . to Roy Keilholtz, and his troop at Sacramento Lithograph Company .. . to Silvius and Schoenbackler, for being extremely helpful with our cover and binding problems . . . to Sirlin Studios for the excellent senior portraits . . . to the photography staff, especially Rod, for having so much patience, and to O’B, Jack and Ed . . . to Dr. Parker, who had many wise suggestions, and yet always let us have a free hand with the book . . . to the business staff, headed by Wilma, Clayton and John, who put the Statesman in the black for another year . . . to Doris, for being a really wonderful associate editor . . . to Norm, who did such a thorough job on the sports section . . . to Kay, June, April and Diana who worked long and hard on their individual parts of the book .. . to Jerry and Nancy, for giving us such enthusiastic publicity in the Hornet and Union . . . to all who helped push our sales: Alice, Jim, June, Mrs. Koontz and the bookstore staff, and the Hornet staff . . . to my husband, Ted, who helped me over the rough spots during the year with much patience . . . the all of the students in the ASSSC, for putting your whole hearted support behind all of our efforts. Darlene PEt oy oe