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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1956 volume:

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'JZ lf 2 ,, V , 5, Q tw ff' st is if Q , f- fmwpwv s.- ., . , A . ff, 4 'Nb Mrs. Efra Zollinger Secretary PRESIDENT GUY WEST Our president, Dr. West, received his degrees from New Mexico Western College, University ot Colorado and the University of California. He has also attended 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 Come mittee on College Accreditation. He is past president of the Rotary Club andthe Northern California Educational Research Association. Dr. West was made president of Sacramento State College upon its founding in I947. 4 3 i 45 55 lf X39 X Q35 is ti, 551 2 if Q is! El is t 'Q fi E' 'bf B, l 45 ' X 5 12 A fi N gf' gg gi g ' X X A' tg x mfg sf? 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Donald Albright Admissions Otticer John Samara Placement Secretary Stanley Pretzer Business Manager Dewey James Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Dean of Educational Services and Summer ,YVW 'Q Session T '.:' N. -Q Roberta Christie i w I rl Associate Dean ot Students and Activities .W-.,, ff- HB5 ofncer 'mi 'B ,11 Lawrence Brammer X A,-Xa Associate Dean ot Students and Guidance 4 Officer Mildred Munson Registrar - I f if f f W W Q f ,X 1' 1 X. . if f I f W A X , ? . . f 9 t f 2' fl . N f O 'U + N,. if 1 Z ' I as ' 2 W V W., -J 4. 5 ' ,75 I yn, is 'Um Q-qv as ' YW? f 7 li 'rg ff Q fatal? . , ff I 21. X Baxter Geeting-Division 'Chairman Division of HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS 'lst Row-Left to Right: Irving Sexter, William Snyder. 2nd Row: George Crell, Dwain Moore, Donald Houghton, Baxter Geeting. 3rd Row: Harvey Redclick, lan McGreal. Standing: Robert Else, John Wilhelm, Paul Beckman, Raymond Witt. I .f ,, Z1 M .... 3 A S, MM . W . Mx E 9 . 1 1 w l fr ' N E . . is .V 1 H 495' ,,,, , W., A ,, ,H .... ,,,.. .........,,., , .... . ...... .1-.. -..-.1. j-,,.,3,,Y,n.v, V, ,,- ,1,,A,C , ,. A, ,.. , ..--. -. . Y Y V 'Ist Row-Left To Right: Jean Faurot, Joseph Pattison. 2nd Row: James Adair, Viola Boekelheide, Irving McKee, Russell Bohr. 3rd Row: Paschal Monk, Mark Luca, Bernard Engel. 41h Row: Richard Carpenter, Fredrick Wesfphal, Clyde Parker, John Linnell. The Division of l-lumanifies and Fine Aris is composed of Ari, English, French, German, l-lumanifies, Jour- nalisrn, Music, Philosophy, Spanish and Speech Aris. Division Secretaries-Marlene Johnson, Lillian Nance. is m l ,, s fs! QW sf sf WW 7 W PWR Q f f A x VM ,X ZQXQ KW N, g N' f X ff is f B N s, X A X, Y C W ffx f f :X X D fs fiixyf fx V Q A J Q J K X 9 W Sk Jia ff Z X XNQ XX1 EQ, 1 L! 7 N I S A 'Y X s X WW, S X iv Division of SCIENCE AND MATH The curriculums offered by the Division ot Science and Math are planned so to give a sound training in the basic sciences. They include Chernistry, Home Eco- nomics, Lite Science, Physical Science, Statistics, Phys- ics, Applied Science and Math. Hal Draper Irightl Division Chairman Ti K' Cr MU 388 Cy, E l id YJ ' s r las 9. i Q gas X, , A Ce Pr Nd Pm F2 240731-299214427 W is I1 -4 O. NP 237 Ft ytlq. Co Ni Cu Zn ,, .cw ggi pi sf o:.SS' ,, in My s ,, is 5 A ii' :ul f i , .- lst Row-Lett to Right: Harold Seve-raid, Elizabeth Austin, Martin Britton, Robert Livezey, Carl Ludwig. 2nd Row: Bertha lvlatranga, Katherine Starr, Anita Leet, Chaille Love, 3rd Row: Kelly Eldredge, Leroy Kavaliian. C' u. ,L- Huw, WS A rs. U r- ' .1 w Ry ,ln lst Row: Richord Morse, Normcin Jonke, Ste-wort Moredock, Ching Wo Meng, Corol Schoolmon. 2nd Row: Leroy Burdick, John Wulfl, Gordon Globe, Melvin Fuller, Royol Vonderberg, Hol Draper. 3rd Row: Louis Groue, Robert Hurley, Sfonley l-lughort Siegfried Nussenboum, Norrnon Costillon, Mormon Rudy, Edwin Weinberg. , ,K WV I' f , 'fb A x N in wig? 112- 'K X ' X M l , , - , pw- - ' ,ff 'Q-5 333 ,xfrxgwgiw-15,3 ig, dwarf ,Z I W W .jf Xu, fjj , 'Q ,W Y I X. . . . . . Glodys Cook-Division Secretory fr'--tw44wme1 R Q , M: ff fy, 5 f x, -lu. r W ff, R. A W X , 4, Y Q, I. f 2 f W V X: Q QS y, Z 1 Rf -W4 X S Across-Left to Right: Marc Tool, Leonard Cain, Meryl Englander, Christian Larsen, Douglas Michell, Mahrnut Lacin, John Haupert, Joseph McGowan, John Motlovv. Verticaleleft to Right: lst Row: I-larry Aron, Richard Reeve, Edward Howes. 2nd Row: Dorothy Zietz, Robert Robinson. 3rd Row: Paul Murray, Arthur Sherman, Warren Snyder, Allen Gammage. HW4, M Z I s up -nf ...v . . T Y, .- .,. -..- . . ,L .f DIVISIDN CF SOCIAL SCIENCE The Division ot Sociol Science is maole up ot Anthropology, Economics, Geogrophy, Government, History, Psychology, Sociology, and Social Science. SQ? Q is w t' f Z Dwight Baker-Division Chairman 14 :-, .... If A LJ! Xl yi 6 'P' X X -A..,.. ,. Vertical-'Ist Row: George Herrington, James Lucas, Milton Baum. 2nd Row: Robert Good, Lyman Glenny. 3rd Row: George Bemes, Earl Segrest, William Hickman. Left to Right: Jean Vargis, Vivian Oates. ll MX f'w 24, EZ ' Q! ,K ft? VZ A , Migms than-'K Q ,pw Division of EDUCATION Harold Stephenson-Division Chairman 54 i Verficol Rows-Left To Right: Robert Gross, Henry Bommon, Edward Britton. 2nd Row: Rodger Bishfon, Rowe, Poul Soetfler, Jerome Page. 3rd Row: Jomes Neil, Henry Hcinsen, I. R. Woodworth, Leiio Ormsby. KW' ? Q . J N i it ff i 5 QQ ' - r 0. f .K f so iii. ,isa i -W' 4, Rig Q -- QR 1 gn Ni 5 ff ' 'D wg is-fk , X N ' - ,.. ,.-v. -- ,,.Y.., .. .i,. ...,,. gg. . A , I V-N.,v.-M., , .. , . ..-sua-..a.-.........-1 .ge-14... . , W -, W.. Ai Division of EDUCATICN The Division of Teacher Education offers seventy four courses in the field of Educatuon These courses are available to graduates and undergraduates Seated: Sophia Naglich Left to Right Jean Pegram Joan Warren Aletha Stocking. 'lst Row-Left to Right: George Gregg Palmer Graver Walter Petty Harold Stephenson. 2nd Row: Ida Morrison Charles Greene Kenneth Norberg Mildred Dawson. 3rd Row: William Odell M Vance Jess Young 4th Row Willard Smith, Orvill Nordberg. DIVISION 0F BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Occupotionol curriculums ore offered by the Division of Business Adniinistrotion in business teocher eclucotion, business rnonogernent, in- dustriol monogement, occounting, rnerchonclising, personnel oclminis- trotion, oinol secretoriol oclministro- tion. John Cox-Acting Division Choirmon X Gerry Crowell, Chorles Smith, Herbert Chruden, Doniel Gcige, X Marion Lond, John Cox, Merrell Skeels. Standing: Richard Stroh- lem, Andrew Trice. 44, W S V , W, Wg. SIR! lui ff' 6 DIVISICN OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATICN The Division of Health, Physical Educa- tion and Recreation covers Health Education, Nursing Education, Physical Education, Recre- ation and Recreation Therapy. Hubert McCormick-Division Chairman lst Row-Left to Right: Hubert McCormick, Lillian Gal- lichio, Joan Block, Jack Jossi, Jim Vitti, Charlotte Ehling, Charlotte Bergstrom, Bernice Raymond. 2nd Row: Henry Elespuru, Frank Jones, Aubrey Bates, Dave Strong, Hal Wolf. A X W flaw Marilyn Anderson-Division Chairman Secretary f f Z ' x Q, X rm ww 7, ' '5 Z 'RFE f W 5 if X Q I .' fm , fi rl 1 , ' A , ss it sq c ce , A V, , if I .fzf::ELf I cc 5 y Q is i 76? A B , 1 M t M ,,', 1 ' 'M'-+-W, Q'---Q u 5 R Q ? Q , PILGRIMS PRQGRESS t ar ,..c.,,..,?.,,..,......,.t ? Our Johnny Can t Read Members ot the faculty presented a skit tor the alumni wmwm, .....4............ during the Homecoming celebrations. It concerned a college Q student who had been in school tor years and was trying to get ---wwf V' c f M his diploma. He had enlisted the help ot certain taculty mem- ki ., 'X' l bers to plead his cause to the college board. Having tlunked y fri il, 9 et every course in school once and was on his second or third time around, he needed the sympathetic pleas ot Betty Coed llvlary Jane Reesl, Dr. Parker and Robert Good, who portrayed his IIMOWDII 2 ,gy WA A ,..c W.. S 2 it li? . f M. ,,,, s, ,, MK, WV Right: Maw waits her turn to plead tor justice for her boy. W 5 ' 2 ' Nifwjf - ' X X S .-QW J F - 't L W A ffgffigj f rf 'W' W WW ZWPIW Xt' gf R R, 1. fx We K Q 5 7 f YMIQ X X i M Y , WN k . tc . , W ,,,, Y ,X il 1 ' if 4, ,S mf- m'Hwwmvu,,.,,, H is . .. Robert Else, as Johnny, pleads his cause to ci stern . . . . f,,y,f, g:AXN,XNwJffZ board consisting of Dr. Christie, Dr. Bradtield and Dr. Parker. Mary .lane Rees stands by to help. f 5 Z- X Dr. Christie sings her answer to Betty Coed. 17 NX -:P Heczd Llbrorscm Alon Cafe-terlo Mcmoger Mrs Stanton BUSINESS STAFF John Krier-Student Manager I . N 63 ei yn PM W Af, my LQ, X rw Yr 6 Q, . Q r' .1-. 5 . J' I ' 9 I. ist Row: lla Sexton, Marylou Hickey, Evelyn Zickefoose, Nancy Ray, Martie Hall, Rose Mary Weliner, Mike Cardenas, George Roper, Jr. 2nd Row: Tony Bakula, Karen Waste, Ann Zecan, Nancy Ash, Pete Heath, Joel Briggs. I9 PM- , . ffm-'fm-nr! 's1u311:: -:z N' .A ??'ff' my 1 X, J 'Vx gsm 0?-n ENS: Front: Bea Polmquist, Mrs. Koontz, bookstore manager. Back: Don Matulich, Bob Copeland. Josie Santori-Matron -uf Q 0 Reg :strc rs Cfflce Seated: Jeannette Junt, Bettina Hall, Jean Roberts. Standing: Irene Maholtay, Corinne Cohen, Joy Green- wood, Dorothy Sclwnetz, Frieda Kovalelzl. 20 EY Jcud Q LOCIQE - if Uvefwm en 2X i4 mm 0 W I Student Body President ZANE VORH ES 1955-56 l would like to think of this past year as a preview of things to come in the future of Sacramento State. Our college is steadily gaining stature as an institution of which we all can be proud. We all arelooking forward to the day when Sacramento State will be viewed as having the best of athletic teams, the largest of social activities and the finest educational program to be found anywhere. A Utopia of this sort cannot merely be thought about. If we want it, it has to be worked for. I think that all of us have carried ourselves in this manner this past year. l would like to thank you all indi- vidually for the splendid cooperation and support you have given me. May you have the best of fortune, al- ways. Good luck and goodby- Zane Vorhes I Bob Tallmon Vice-President Jim Morrow Secretary-Treasu rer Joann Magnetti 2 5 af is is ' 5 4 - S ,WL X 'sz ...Q E 'ltr Women's Representative ?-E k. , X f qi f , V,...-. W Z I i I La r ry Voss lvlen's Representative U . 'ff A X 5 Cm A ,N Lloyd Snelson Yell Leader ? K' y 42. THE BOARD OF JUSTICE The funcTion of The Board of Jusfice is To inTerpreT and carry ouT The laws of The consTiTuTion. This year's board, headed by Chief Justice Tom Willoughby, had an oufsfanding year, highlighfed by Their acfion in The case of The Associafed Sfudenfs versus Don Baxfer and Bruce Becker. A branch of The Board of .lusiice is The Alforney General, who was appoinfed by The ASSSC Presidenf To prosecufe cases broughT before The Board, and To supervise The on-campus clubs. i V I ,.,. 4 Y. ,-fy, X Bob Copeland ,M V,, N ,ff Attorney General JM ' 1 JS 448.5 S 5 S3 bb A - Z Af 2 ffl f ur' 3 if QWWNWWXV W f 44 xl Tom Willoughby Chief Jusfice ,:,.,ii E i Ti -T AS X Q B Q X Qwf f , fig? W Y i X 6 - -N-mls? N , as X Mg v,MQW.,, -.7-., N... ,,.,. Kxw f Left To righff Allen Fields, Lenore Vasche, lam Willoughby, Mary Ann Butler, Dick WaTson. Absenh Bob WhiTe. 24 . . . OARD 0F FINANCE 52? 4 ax S 7 X 473' Q X. John Krier, Zane Vorhes, Tom Willoughby, Dr, Bailey, Dr, Hickman, Jim Morrow, Mr. Prefzer. STATE PRESIDENT CF C.S.T.A Barbara Hansen, a junior at Sacramento State College, is the president of the California Student Teacher Association for 1955- 56. California Student Teacher Association is the oldest organiza- tion of its kind in the United States and is in its nineteenth year in California. Miss Hansen, studying elementary education here at Sacra- mento State, hopes to become an elementary teacher. Miss Hansen has done considerable traveling in line with her duties, going to Los Angeles, to Chico, and north to Humlaolt Coun- ty. She attended the National TEPS Conference in Chicago last summer, held in connection with the National Education Associa- tion convention. A .-X s xg ' 'Q . -1 X Q4- .fi 3' ., f , ni , , My f i ss- -- 2Ai. ' I vii I . 2 f 4 Nw .. ..--:. r ' BARBARA HANSEN 25 0 Q C FU E Z ID -I 0 PU C 'I'l 1 J N K K c -. ,,, F NS Sy ,A is N' . ' ii N AX iff' I Don Markson Athletics 1 QQ? , Betty Marr ,, Elections I , , , T X is Q fa, gh , z sy, L 1 .QQQLZQXQ 4.4-qw 1, ' . , ,Z Bob Weber Fine Arts MW 4 1 Jim Condon Ass't Fine Arts ATHLETICS . . . is responsible for stimulating student interest in all intercollegiate sports engaged in by the ASSC as well as responsible for the organization of an intramural athletic program. This year, with the untiring efforts of faculty, students and alumni, SSC entered into conference play in football, basketball, track, baseball, tennis, golf and boxing. Equally beneficial was the successful organiza- tion of intramural sports which included activities for individuals or groups, men or women, and faculty or students. ELECTIONS . . . had a mighty big iob this year. it was up to Betty to govern the policies ot all student body, class and special elections as well as to check the qualifications of candidates for otiice before granting petitions to circulate to individuals or their sponsors. You probably saw Betty and some of her helpers busy during the Freshmen Class Election in the tall, the Homecoming or Casaba Queen Contest, or the Class and Student Body Election this spring. FINE ARTS . . . was also kept busy this year-in fact, it became necessary to appoint an assistant to help ease the load. Both Bob and Jim worked hard to stimulate the students of SSC in drama, art and music. Drama offered two maior productions this year, each time seeking student participation. Visual art activities at SSC also provided opportunities in the field of fine and commercial art. Numerous exhibitions of student work were highlighted by the yearly exhibit presented to the general public. A fine music pro- gram which included the Little Symphony, Concert Band and Chorus added to the importance of music here at SSC. Christmas programs and Spring Concerts by the Band and Chorus and faculty recitals at the Crocker Art Gallery added sparkle to the full fine arts program. 26 l PUBLICATIONS . . . main duty is to govern all publications and communications of the student body. Doris was also responsible for encouraging student PUBLICITY . . . interest in the various publications on ciation publishes a weekly newspaper, the STATESMAN, a handbook, and literary magazine, the SCRIBE, is also campus. The Student Asso- the HORNET, a yearbook, the Student Directory. A published. coordinates with Dr. Christie all publications and communications of interest to the students. Beverly releases all news and announce- ments to the Hornet, maintains all bulletin boards. lt is her job to gather all data important to the student body and release same to appropriate newsgoing organizations. Her main iob is to act as a coordinator between news agencies and the State College. She succeeded Knute Martin who held this position last semester. RALLY COMMITTEE . . . is under the supervision of the Executive Council, with its main objective being to develop college spirit among the students and faculty, and to promote the welfare of the college and the Student Association. You've probably seen Don and the rest of the Rally Committee at SSC's football and basketball games, assemblies, rallies or around the campus, helping wherever, and whenever they can. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. . . is responsible for the organization and supervision of all social events sponsored by ASSC. Sue, along with her crew of helpers, has really worked hard to successfully continue some of SSC's traditions that happen once a year-such as the New Students Tea in the fall and spring, the Junior Prom in December, election and crowning of Q Casaba Queen in February. In the month of May the Jamboree, all college-student faculty picnic, and the Student Loan Fund Drive were held. There've also been get-acquainted dances, fun nights and after game dances. WORLD AFFAIRS . . . is responsible for the promotion and supervision of any campus- wide or international activity. lt was up to Shirley to organize the Model United Nations Delegation, and to act as a temporary chariman until a permanent person had been elected by the dele- gation which represented Italy. It was also Shirley's iob to organ- ize the World University Service Drive which is desianed to aid students in foreign countries. , Doris Caldwell Publications jx, . 'ff' gf . M A Ag sfft j i iv . 1 ' I Q, '. A . 11.44 I . if A-. ,Y -. 2' 'Hx 3 ' X is 'Y X , ss 4 Beverly Bernardo Publicity , 'Fi , rm I .W W 'N 'lv Qs G ff 6, f Don Baxter Rally Committee . W . , e Kiel' x . f 2 f . Q .,,, f , i ,QQ ' af 6 'ff .ty Sue Bibb xxx 6 Social Activities like mug X SQ-sg . ' V,V S 3 , an 0 fgxf. .,.., V 4 if ' ' .,.. . Vit- f Shirley Leventson I World Affarrs 27 ., .:,. t X 4 K Min ,790 '9'alv'Ifwr 'TT Vw. W I fl' W ,QW ,Q if Q Mp, if f ff f A I XR I f W Eb , CCMMITTEE RALLY The Rally Committee, headed by Don Baxter, planned and con- ducted rallies and served at special events. They acted as guides and hosts to campus visitors, and worked hard to carry on a continuing pro- gram to initiate and preserve traditions for Sacramento State. Homecoming, with its Bonfire Rally parade of floats, alumni wel- coming and football game was organized by the Rally Committee. Rally Committee also worked hard to make the new students feel at home their first couple of weeks on the campus. Then there was the selection and crowning of Deanna Peters as our i956 Casaba Queen, along with some other memorable events that were planned and carried out by the Rally Committee. This year, Bruce Becker led the Greens Committee while Carolyn Robinson had charge of the Golds. Both groups worked hand-in-hand with each other, trying to promote the organization's main objective . . . to develop college spirit among the students and the faculty, and to promote the welfare of the college and the Student Association. A note of appreciation should also be given to Rally Committee's two sponsors: Dr. Willard Smith and lvlr. Norman I-lunt. Both gave much of their time and effort for student activities. Don Baxter Chairman, Rally Committee 5.2, ., N ago l K ,ff - 'M My ., fha. X 5 i f W tg' if Carolyn Robinson gh ft M - Chairman, Golds r' y V . ' f. Bruce Becker V Chairman, Greens 28 l F ,M7734 s ' Q S' X W I vi 'YQ - .clk ff , X 7 gm' af li M, W? 2 mr' jk Y X Cf. , i S Y Z Wx 5 W? A X Q X :nf ,I l I X V 1-C i ' K9 TJ' bw: ,mga . cw .M Q .c Q I Y wg, A 2 r V: X Qi' hgh: I xwfflz f ,wwf 1 , i he . Q, fa., , W M' A 1 I I Left To Right-ls? Row: lllene Carroll, Nancy Luard, Nancy Kausen, Gail Campbell, Arlene Wrighi, Rose Okamofo, Jeanette Yuppa, Phil Scotch, Elaine Hartley, Nanci Pierce. 2nd Row: Carol Sagehorn, Carolyn Robinson, Janet Neel, Nora Tucker, Chuck Sheldon, Bob Tallmon. 3rd Row: Don Baxter, Ron Clark, Betfy Marr, Don O'Neill, Jack Duke, Bruce Becker. 29 xv. v SCNGSTERS . . . AND . . . YELL LEADERS 'Ik eip 2 'XX S , Y'-B Kyne- r 'A , 4 f' ,I 1 ,v 85.14 'K sv W 'X'-Q am ' V R, iw, A Nyc smmw ,ZM W flirt' V K .' WMS 'N 1 Y! 4 U XM . W X 1 Left to Right: Loquitcn Elder, Betty Sorcxcco, Nanci Pierce, Norcclele Veronis, Carol Farnsworth, Nancy Whiting. 30 Mak Q , Q mmm i ww Slim 55 x 'Wm Www? l ,K B A N f Q E X 1 K X A 6:7 KY A f K' R, ,A-, Bob Tollmon Bill Kuykenclclll Lloyd Snelson Head Yell Leader W! Q Q 2 Q +V' f., Orley Bokken Moc Hansen 5' -uv xi. 5 lfifwf X 1.1, fl f, , A ,Sx x. Y mf 31 MODEL UNITED NATICNS The sixth annual session ot the Model United Nations meets this year at Oregon State College in Corvallis on April 4, 5, 6, and 7 with Sacramento State College representing ltaly. Model United Nations is a student activity sponsored by the western colleges who represent the major countries ot the vvorld. The delegation acts, feels and behaves as the country whom it represents-a replica ot the actual United Nations with all ot its problems ot rivalries versus co-operative ettort, its strengths versus its weakness. NW-as Mx as fx W, MW Yrs: Qin WV WE x 'Q -sf Wm S xx W ww if Lett to Right-Bottom Row: Shirley Leventon, Zane Vorhes, Dean Salyer, Maryanne Stephenson. 2nd Row: Bob Zaro, Joanna Clark, Joe Hood, Judy Foote, Clark Jacobs. 3rd Row: Dick Wells, Arlene Wright, Fifi Gurvis, Ron Clark. Top Row: George Mandich, Mary Ann Butler. 32 LASSES JV xv W Www' . xy, , . Creede Anderson Q c,ua, o a,q, , 0 President -115'-'1'.S : u.c U u -si' A ta l3':.'.u ,n 'I s s 0 .' :U no ,qe,, 4 a 0 u ,.. 0 'as T ' llllll R cord of the Yea Graduation, followed by the Senior Ball, was the main event of the year for the class of '56, Some of the seniors who received their degrees are pictured on the following pages. The class gift was decided to be a large bronzed bell set in a concrete foundation. An alternate suggestion at a large outdoor bulletin board was considered also. The senior party, Salute to Seniors was another class activity during the year. The class also con- tributed to the WUS Fund and made plans for Jamboree. Carol Dudley, a member of the senior class, won rec- cognition as the 1956 Camellia Queen of Sacramento. ang c ' an n'u a :. .:Q.. ' A .u.n ' u 'Tal ' I :snuff 1: o ,' Q' I'o c,'g 'Q ws.: ' 1 , N 1.1 ug .l,l,'oa'au'o. Q n ou' ' SD' 'u ' 1 ':: u...: :pl I :P Q.: .11 ', u 3,3320 I' Orley Bakken Class representative ,Jyy f ,Z1yfW,f,f.' f z .f W0 7 I ry u If jf yy' fy ,V t W mzgfza' ZW' ZWVW I lfvw f U 4 wwf? ,WWW f ,. .f ff 4 ,, ,,,fWfff74,fq. -,yyf , .yzZaa'i 'f ,ffw-W, ,yeaQfwwrf' 32222201 ,deff Q SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Bill Eipper Secretary 34 Ted Ashworth' Vice-President Sandra Akers Treasurer f aw fav nuuw,,,,,,w. ., I 1 A 5 Nigel X Sgrfmq il hw,f K ,, , 'ye w' is , 4-fi' ' , ' s . ,I t ,J ' ' 4 2 5 Mm w5..s,.v,....wa' 'If .pau4 ww-nw X i was-M....f-w We ,f f f 1 , .A x ' S . f 0 2 ,A 4 xt gs gg- Qmfgp j 1 r ' N f f R I 4, f f fi Z' 1 X s 4 Z E Q A l i t i l i WA l -NW t-MV' mmf 'tier Q fcsgsg, fewer ' f E. Donald Abel Sandra Jeanine Almers Jcry AUG Jim Allen Business Administration Education Music Speech Arts Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Fair Oaks Norma Allison Robert Alves Nancy Friend Alvey Creede Anderson Education Math Home Ec. Education Sacramento Sacramento Davis Sacramento Eugene E. Angelo Business Administration Sacramento 43 Orley Bakken Business Administration 'M X Lafayette l y M Ted Ashworth Nancy Louise Baird Soqigl Science Business Administration Sacramento Danville ,if 1 ,R N N Bruce Bassett . . . . xX,,5'Ax1ggmW Business Administration X , sy Q ga Sacramento X X fx tw . . V Q Vincent Azzara l.IlC1 BGUITIOD I 4' -,, Business Administration EdUCC1T1Of1 ,M ,sw Sacramento Sacramento ,,,, t ,I , i ll ii wr-ffff' .410 in-. Q74 Maryanne Beecher Education Cascade, Montana Mary Elizabeth Bell Nursing Education Bisbee, Arizona Albert Benson Business Administration Sacramento Beverly Boerlin Business Administration Sacramento William G. Breaw Social Science Richard Beisang Speech Arts Sacramento Charles A. Bennett Life Science Averill Park, New York Ed Betschart Business Administration Sacramento Albert E. Boothby, Jr. Art Sacramento Napa - 9' nv W 'M 5 4 If 5 'Q .' 4 Z , ,. f? - 2 5, A , H, at ' i.,,,,,. Z-fl, , if W- -Q A, ... . , Q -.Q ,fa Wi x 7, -Qywvrf' 01 -Q-1' 1 N W W V cr Q ,fix f 5 W X, s W-f iff' sk , X y S ,, .. s ' 'W M P W i? .Sf f as MQW f o' f ' f, 45? 'Kg if if 'W' We fcahlp fm!!! N,,,,...,,,....-fr 9, .Aqua Homer Brown Public Administration San Luis Obispo Doris L. Caldwell Business Administration Sacramento Patrick Carew Sacramento Helen Castanho Education Walnut Grove Maud Brown Education Sacramento James Casali Sacramento W 4 wma' as--w-ff' 9 f -e ff , . y Edward Chow Business Administration . 1 Q? t ,,f ',.,.. 'RDP gunner' ., X M 1 Mtwngw all Qu Sacramento ,WW . -1-M ,dfsif Dexter A. Clement Music Sacramento ss-M Y George Ronald Costello Speech Arts Sacramento ,Argy- X' 1 S N, 1 f '27 Sy 5 ? ii was ' 4 X 4 M19 1 -sie? ss f-uw Thomas Damon, Jr. Lite Science Sacramento i Jim Deal Math Sacramento Frank J. Debrick Education Sacramento Z4 t Sibley Crotoot Education Sacramento James Clampitt Accounting Sacramento David Cleven Government Sacramento Noel Cox Education Sacramento Robert Dalziell Business Administration Sacramento Genevieve Dames English , Chico - : . W .-.1 s ff, ,Am A 3 -I ft 6, 'fzm g r f v' D 1 if 'ff' 'W M A ince amore 1 ,g .S V Accounting , Nw Z: , A -all wc, 9 W 73 Sacramento 5. ' ' '- S' rf , Q7 ' , 1 73: X William E. Deason Business Administration Sacramento Barbara De Martini Education Sacramento 4.43 5 f I x N -, are 'N --MW 'X Q Ni' Q M, fa .wh W sv S if 6 1 n f x W 4 wi f .1 5' f t J -f. cr 9? Vw 'X f s Nm P 0Hsa 'U' Sally Desenfants Education Sacramento William t-tenry Eipper Education Plainfield, New Jersey M! WWW' an -t Wha- f '7 '-- Y' YM VW , W W. 'wwf Kay Elizabeth Dittmar Jackie Donald .lack Duke Blance Eberly Education Education Social Science Business Administration Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacrame-n'fO Barbara Engdahl Richard Engdahl Ruth E. Engle Virginia Eott Education Education Education Home Economics Memphis, Tennessee Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Elaine Fetros Education Sacramento Anita Fickewirth Math Escalon ,Q M. 2 f WW 5 Y WM vw Allen Fields Pre-law Sacramento ,M V , , M ,4 X ,, , X iff ,S X Beniamin H. Fleming Joan Fleming Social Science Medical Laboratory Technology Oakdale Oreville cv' r I ., it X : A if :I , X ws f I f 4 fi. Q s W ff 1 X X A Q .1 1 1 .. .b u I ,. S V VV fr y I , ,,,...,, .W .Qu S N V22 is 'W' . X4 , - -fs, A X S N f ,Q ,Q 7. f f f r r 'P i A , Q f r 4 . I s Q. w 1 w f 4. , ' . fw 'G x flaw f y ,if Z Ex.-lc ..- X X 93 'R 1 X fly 4' 7 Q f -Qr-f.,..-- fy Y if www My PCN-'l W- Y- Fong James Richard Forsty Duane Frink 5U5lne55 Administffltion Social Science Social Science SUCVUVWSNTO Sacramento Bowman Jack E. Gordon Virginia Gowan Albert E. Gower, Jr. -usiness Administration Education Music Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Q ' Fifi GUFVFS Sharlene E. Haire Gordon S. Hall l-CIDQUCIQG Arts English Accounting Sacramento Poterville Sacramento 39 ' 1 , ew A . x Donald Gerhauser Music Sacramento Esther Graves Business Administration Del Paso Heights 'nu'-up v 1m-v' Olympia A. Gianopulos Home Economics Sacramento Gerald J. Gress Business Administration Sacramento Dorothy F. Hammonds Home Economics ffggw Sacramento Louise M. Hanson Nursing Education Sacramento Wx WV 63' I 9 . ESQX A1 gi , Q . J X ' A kc .W i A 1 .N . Tiki? A X I ,gf 'Vi A M 5 5 P tm.: 5 , 4 wg 1 ge iq' 'fi' 'K X . ,ffxi 1 xii A 1 N L 1 g 'W -'ii ,xg f zf . A V . J X A 5 . N. ' w f t - I' J P Y X555 'IW K f -M' .S ,X by we if 2 X f- iw ,st sv, Nx , ' . Assn' 1.0 sv f rf of Q V tt Q ES 1 SEAS Alice Conner Harness Social Worker Fairfield, Iowa Barbara Marie Hauser Education Sacramento 'Ns Robert Hartley Social Science Sacramento Betty Hawkins Education Sacramento James P. Hoefling Business Administration Sacramento William L. Howell Jon R. Hoy Speech Arts Elementary Education Sacramento Yuba City .,,,,,.W ,.,f ,, 'E Z f fy f,. , - f fi A 6 5 mf, A ,ar Az. 2 yr' J' f .. E 6 1,4 55. Q NV' Nadine Hartman Education Sacramento James L. Heig English Clark, South Dakota 'f sc.-r s, ,f wwf X X -.gm V. My Margaret Irene Hooper Education Woodland Barbara Frances Huggins Education Sacramento Q0 el AWE Wy-ff, fix' -M -. ..Y. ...-.. -,.- ...... , Z WA Q 1 , X jc. X r My ww 2 Vilca Peggy Hemmingsen ' ,, W-ww Education f x E ff Colfax 4, fx c, xfwpv-S W Janet Hester Education Sacramento X c X j 25,01 g , . ,. m Q 4 .: f G f 'fit Carol Hintze -'A A ' K Physical Education A Sacramento S' A 4? it-'K s , it 'M 5 Nj ' Z ' , J .Meiji vfitr B J fT73af.I'i l IW' f W X ' W , . fi? s is . .lulia Hughes Sacramento .pfv- Akio G. Iwanaga Bryan Jcimar Physical Education Government Yuba City Alturas Q,,M,. F' ,ze is sal gh f fax' S V fx I s A 4 X , cs 1+ ' Ziff 1 N f 7 s , A., 0? 5 H61 Eileen Victoria Kaeser Education Sacramento q,f.,,,,.we Barbara Kasmire Social Science Sacramento Edison Keyton, Jr. fa' vs Laboratory Tachnology Merilee Kay Kersey Business Administration Folsom Weed - W' 'f-ii f f , V 'fiyf V t it p '62 . . , . 1, I SQ! f vnu 2 ,me 'A V i V' ' , .X x X il Z, 1 if Lola Hunter Business Administration Education Citrus Heights Carol Johnson Business Administration Santa Rosa 'fir A fi it mf X .ggi . x by A lf' V i X X t V ,WM y . 4 J' up-...J 'A F sa , f . Mi W D i ' Nag i Q. S 5 f . Y X 3, ,, A si Q xi , rt 'f A I' 1 75 Donn R. Kelsey I A -if' is , if 1 ,,f.-.- Q f V' A 4 , Q., W f 7 6Css'g XS! Age xx ,I K M 1 I--get sw x x S Qxx X ' X 5 em SS 9 S x X x ,AZ 5 .M . :law , , ,.,. www fs , fe w ' ff 3, ,A . s , I Roland C. lrvine Social Science Sacramento Frances L. Jones Art Bakersfield N wi- ' Egg: . K : K My 'Q Q W' IR' 7 William Kent Business Administration Business Administration Sacramento Vernita Keyton Sacramento Raymond T. Kiser Medical Laboratory Technology Psychology Folsom VX 'YJ-, NI. 7 L?i:,, s. -gm ,... V .L Jn se I f X W L Q iii ,W my .sf Q' 4 ' 'KXWSQ Napa lr' ' sn ' 'fu y. lawn V'-4-N. .,.. . . ' -E eff , W K e R 'A 1 i fs 'X ,N s ,, ' ,wr R sr Y 212 .ff ,J f 1 :ff wif Ay! EW Yi XJ ' 3? R 1 'Q' 'i S ,lin 'Q ,gw. f .x R ' N v' mx? E , X, , A f g 7, JNSYWRWQ . 1 we .unv' lf! IW Q-im 'icjrfff W1-,WMV 8.,f '7 '?'V Robert Knight Social Science Sacramento Chuck Lastutka Physical Education Rice Lake, Wisconsin Dorothy Lauppe Recreational Therapy Grimes, Calif. Adele M. Lee Education Sacramento Lois L. Lee Lab. Tech. Alameda Ralph Lemme English Sacramento X..-we Nw-usb.. ,fi George Kondovounissios Bill Kuykendall John Larrea Accounting Physical Education Accounting Sacramento Visalia Sacramento Clarence Calvin Locke Pat Loverde Richard Lowe Art Education Lab. Tech Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento ::l,G ' I ' IW' we my-Q' ,, L ...s-.. Ac 'Q'--as--.lp 'ywlc ,QW wh Q9 'WX 'Bk W,-'ff M-af' 2 f Ny -nf, .1 4... X R X, f .. Loretta Lowery Bill Lusk Stanley Macie Education English Education Sacramento Citrus Heights Sacramento 42 J -f 1.,.'k Q I - S, X , 4 fxs, WWW Gloria Mapes Home Economics Sacramento Knute Martin Language Arts Sacramento 1-4'-w ,,...w-N' W W we Richard Marlcson Physical Education Sauk Centre, Minnesota Patricia Martin Education Sacramento NEW, James Dean Martin Accounting Sacramento Anthony F. J. Martinis Social Work Sacramento .f ' f ' f -wi N .. .... . W ,,,.,. ....,. ,, f- +A 4, -,Z f- 1 , .wfrify-,V , ,- M As Q4 ' f N X 33? 2-gk., 5 fx' ' A 4+ y 'M ' Mary E. Matten ' Miriam Meddaugh Gloria Merk Pl'lYsical Education Education Education Covina Sacramento Sacramento Betty Morr Physical Education Sacramento James H. Morrow Business Administration Sacramento 43 James M. Mischo Business Administration Sacramento Monrad Monsen Education Rio Linda Claudine Moresco Lab Tech. Sacramento Ernest Morin Social Science Mather Heights M, ,if ' A ,g , ml . ,Q 4-v'-Maud! N0 xc 2 . ' x ' 'WH 'I' :Z 51.11, is Q fr te -'-f f + 1 J 1 c , N W, wear S x, 'll ,C .W Q 'l'5 'Z'3' 4110149 'MM' S ,.4i my YN-Mfr if Q S sf-v l lun-M, ff .sc ,fs Qw...,,44'f' fs 1 xww, ' I I mpc. ffm? James E. Myers Social Science Sacramento James McMillin Social Science Del Paso Heights Evelyn C. Nyquist Education Sacramento '1 'Gnu T Q, 'iss ' i A MW . 1 Q:1'--..-v-'ff E W Q. assi It TSW . ,,'1 ,, f W f ff X X f Joan Platz Myers Education Sacramento Vernon Neasham Business Administration Sacramento Joan C. Oie Physical Education Sacramento Fred Patterson Law Enforcement Sacramento -1.ui.,'u.L. :gnu u LTIZGTH 2, ,J Barbara McEwen Physical Education Carmichael William Nelson Business Administration Napa Donald D, O'Neill Social Science Sacramento Robert W. Paul Language Arts Sacramento 44 Wm 'I-., Barbara J. McKillop Education Sacramento William Nevis Public Administration Sacramento Alfred Ovvyoung Accounting lselton B erffi A . M K Mx ' 4. ,, H .,,, f , JK' X 'Q W S ws W .5 Robert lvlcKillop Education Sacramento Sadako Nimura Home Economics Loomis Katherine C. Papadogiani Fine Arts Sacramento 'Qu' . W A , M is R 1 X s 9, fy ,i f'-vp GQ-ow .wa--win, K 1 m s f ' 1 f 'W . ,, ,s gf AXE 3' sift I , f b,,,V I V D M.. . iv X f 4 , Aw f'f 1i71-W an fm i it 'Mfg ' -at , J w am 'ity ' h vm: ' fgzxarf' Ayn . ,.4-aww wwf Delores Pavelchik Education Sacramento Peter Posehn Physical Education North Sacramento James R. Ramey Education Sacramento 1. f X sw, s N f ' I 5 X N 4 'ii in ,XM X X f 7 yx! X J iff r 42- ' K , ':.,.2 rf as Q , 5, Y. y of WA I in .4 . 45' Ni, ff Hester Peavy Education Sacramento Donna J. Power Home Economics Lincoln Doris Richardson Education Sacramento ,as-as iff vw-as MNRWW 9.4 ,sujs s' .-Ss., xg v cs , '1 fV 'W J Kenneth Penman Physical Education Sacramento John N. Pratt Social Work Sacramento Wanda Ruth Robinson Physical Education Carmichael 2'-ff. , QQ? i Whig' i L1'll'7 iiwifg ' I 2 A ' ' it f Q . f 'g Carol J. Peters Business Education Ryde Leta Ramos Education Sacramento Ann Rodriguez Education Sacramento Doris Russ Business Administration Sacramento Andrew Ponta Public Administration Sacramento Eunice R. Ramey Home Economics Sacramento Martin Rodriguez Social Science Montrose, Colorado Elizabeth Rudd Education North Highlands JTUU William Rogers Accounting Valleio I 'GN ,, Q., 'wzwnnmrt IXINH9' 'lx xx.. 2, '!'T HW ,-- xv! Jeanne Fazel Sands Ronald A. Sato Business Administration Lite Science Sacramento Sacramento John Glenn Scoble Nancy Selcul Lite Science Education Del Paso Heights Sacramento Alex Shearer Elaine Smith Social Science Physical Education Ogden, Utah Sacramento l Q X. nd M ,Q..MV' vt-N. . p . t,,'1 c i f X X1 NL yxwlx S if , Y Sb , , X . SX , 17 ' ' xv! X I s , , S Q ' ff' .X . sf cwwssi Eg- W , N. c . Hanna C. Satow Education Sacramento Ed Sewell Social Science West Sacramento Helen Bonney Smith Education San Carlos Kenneth Lloyd Soderman Applied Science Sacramento GHS H5 Q Q90 K. as-Q4 ' W 'Yi ff Edison C. Schrader, Jr. Arnold Schuler Business Administration Accounting Clarksburg Sacramento Dolores Silva Hilmer M. Sherman Physical Education Lite 3CiGFICe Sacramento Sacramento Lloyd Snelson Mary Jo Snyder Physical Education EClUCOTiOr1 Corning Lodi Harold Stanford Education Sacramento 46 ' ,.. J-..n...m.. . ri1':.if 'u.a1L.'lL.1 ABF... ir- - '1i'LYEiW2.D-lIih' ilni1li'l2i- ' 'wr-if ,W Si f 5 X , f .1 1. , f iff 4 f Xy 415 ss!! A X A time , sf Tony Stathos Education Sacramento Madelene Sullivan Education Sacramento James W. Tapp Business Administration Roseville Rose Vander Plaats Social Work Sacramento Lenore Vasche Education Sacramento -,Q - 5 ',:X,:,:-, .. W f .. Rfk , , X ,-fm...-..9 N- . n,, ,-...fp ., ,,,, - W, ,I 1 ei, .M ..i .:: -Y' ,f xy I X ,, . ZW' M1 I .... . X xx 4 P gM,.,S4i , X x, ,Xb 'Xt ff f N f ,. X xvx E ,N 1 l we we X lin 5 S so X 45 X, X s X W X f Et, X4 ts, X X ,V f Mm-J Q X N S My' X4 ,X X- X 4, ' at ' gf 'W-:'Xf6a, X 4 , f W' Qu' 5 ,XX X ,MXI XA ff X of S X X W, X f Q34 T' 'yi ww-et-. 'Is-fs-M -NO' Nadine Stennett Education Sacramento Antrill Suydam Physical Education Chignik, Alaska William J. Trieglatt Business Administration Sacramento Eden Neri Vives English Philippines A. J sk' Q., , U A 4 .wk .M ,Q wt 1 x f AN, mr J XX' ff 'ff-v f .f 'WN -4 x aww ,Q X S , 1X-,,gWX.r ,gal 'RW J., 1' ,J Rosemary Stevens Speech Arts Sacramento Jack H. Swartz Physical Education Everett, Washington Joycelyn Turk Education Sacramento ww, 4 '-uw' 'IW W..-AQ .1 by X .l M12 Ziyi ,Mews Pauline Stewart Robert G. Stringer Education Personnel Administration Stockton Sacramento Harry E. Taggart Robert Tallmon Psychology Social Science Sacramento Hughson Fred Toyama Emil J. Tomasak Physics Education Walnut Grove Sacramertfs . X ., . We og . , r I . 'XV V, . ZX f- f' X. ' vm. M. 9 , l , ,. X so ,Tl My X .iw-. .,, X J V . WX, 'X W ,Q f 41. A ' gf. l' 4 T 3, . 3 Qs! N We , , X . W' QMS V , Nz H: ,,,,yv 'I we A W' 5, S 'S Y W 1 A' ' - 4 'X .fn SZ ' PX ,J -' ' X V ' . , fm.-:Xt-za 4 J Q' r,z12'rVx.'.' 'J :F f, -- ,,j.p211Qj,Xj.'.1l1.i' ' W .ifXiii2,',+':+ . , 6 . ,q X. 5-MX1 .,, -'J .' . Q ,, unify, nap L 'Q MX .4 f :f J. 'X' 1 ' , wftfvl' Xf.Xv ,wX 21.5 ,f 1- t .,,2.fg+ .,f ,A 'H ., ,K-. cz N Q x N fi! 7 'ls i w2.,w,-inf ii Q0-e.4-any Pat Williams Sociology North Sacramento William R. Wilson Social Science Atlanta, Georgia Rosie Yee Education Sacramento kwNx 'awk EVM Sf' 4' I Ak f W I l Ziff f 75 ,QQ ff' Zane Vorhes Public Administration Napa Larry Voss Business Administration Sacramento Laurie Wait Education Sacramento Dorothy Waterbury Nursing Education Sacramento S . .fy . . f ,I4 17 'I' I 4 ' ,f 'V fi N - 2 ,r 3 , , X If , MZ' ,iv :QP 4' j ,ll v. , 7, ,f f .1 AWKSZ. Joe Way Social Science Frank, Pennsylvania Donna Williams Education Sacramento Rov Williams Speech Arts Vacaville Norman Wilson Social Science Auburn Charlotte Withycombe Business Administration West Sacramento Margaret Wood Business Administration Carmichael Florence Yego Accounting Penryn Elaine Zanetta Physical Education Sacramento .....,-. . . --ima..-nn Donald Wagstatt Public Administration Sacramento i, +9-wif ss, 2,31 EMF S, f. ,if , N. . -X N 'WSW L . S , .rf S lm gg . ' . 'I QQ Q i 93 X 1 ff' Qs si + QV' X f ff X ., ,J X f , Q. Eff ff X S- s Wi 4 l ,X wx an I X x' N 1 -v-..,,,-ty 4-W.. JUNIOR CLASS CFFICERS W! Elaine Hartley 'N Vice-President W- 2 fm A ,PW Penny Anton Secreta ry Joanna Clark Treasurer C' W f .J J , . gs ww- 4 A QNX? ,, We ', A9 5, Jswsfy, .wwf GQ Z fix! . .sswcsf fs, 3- wsf on ime erger Qwwga swag, Z 1, Record of the Year The highlight of the year's activities for the Junior Class was their prom, Christmas Dream, held at the Eastern Star Temple. As Prom Princess, Beverly Jopson reigned over the festivities, assisted by her attendants, Ruenell Knox and Peggy Asher. After recuperating from their efforts on the prom, the Juniors put on a Class Party and a Class Picnic in the Spring, AQ Barbara Hanson, a member ot iunior class, was elected State President ot the California Student Teachers Association fpage 235. Class members also participated in the WUS drive I A and Jamboree. ia is z,,.,9'MZ V . ,,,,, 3, ,A Don Baxter W F' V Class representative N., H i ' 5? 49 'X ,nwpd-VN mw- 1,43 ww Q R f 2 7 fm ff W W Wait CHRISTMAS DREAM Bev Jopson Prom Princess A copociiy crowd dances to The music of Gordon Mcurvin's Orchestra in The Eastern Sfcxr Temple Chrlsi' mos Dream, the i955 Junior Prom Junior Presidenf, Ron TwinkIeToes Llmeburger clolms his dcmce with newly crowned Prom Princess Bev Jopson. 'W' Record of the Year The sophomore class, led by PresidenT Ron Clark, began This year's acTiviTies vviTh Dink Week Tor The purpose of iniTiaTing new Treshmen inTo The sTudenT body. The iniTiaTing ceremonies consisTed of Kangaroo CourT, Soph-Frosh Scramble and closed vviTh a vvel- coming dinner dance. Prelude To VVinTer was The Sophomore's in- Tormal dance in The Tall. The class also presenTed TalenT in The spring varieTy show and held o masquerade dinner dance Tor class members in April. A booTh in The Jamboree celebraTion hnished ouT The school cal- endar oT evenTs. The BaTTle of The lVlonumenT-a now hisToric evenT -was The special Teafure during Dink Week. IT is Tradi- Tion ThaT Treshmen bovv To a monumenT erecTed by sophomores and iT is also TradiTion ThaT The Trosh Try To sTeal The monumenT. T-lighlighTs oT The evenTs ThaT have become legend are recorded on The Tollovving pages . . . SENIOR CLASS CJFFICERS we 4 , if 4 A, s TW 14... 7 , 4 A Wu 3 M41 ! Tm , ,I-iraq, T' g . ' in f K. We M A Phil ScoTch . Vice-President M, H at asv' n Il'-'-sb--fi-N gf Q T' 1 M mf,, fi' TNS 4 'Liz A Q '5 59 T Q If ' 'N M v' . , , 'Q' is , ' 'VT VW f 1 ,j Linda LenTz i ,KX , ff, 5 , Q 4 K XE V inn g T gxQYQffs ma ffxiij Hi H -'My Treasurer 3 'N ff' f F , X Xwfwn f 3 Ron Clark PresidenT s -33 . iS i.qii'L'1' i..'. :.'T'i'.i' 'EKT7 Jo McElvaney Class RepresenTaTive 51 THE BATTLE 0F THE MONUMENT lT loegoin when o huge monumenT oppeoired in TronT of The loool4sTore. No one vvos surprised excepT The sophomores, who, by TroidiTion, ore supposed To supply one... loecouuse The monumenT vvosn'T Their'sl Boflfled, buT undounTed, The Sophs used The gionT sTone spire ond guorded iT coirefully. The Trosh mode o midnighT sTeol of The huge obiecT, olThough iT wos heoivily defended loy The upperclossmen. So The sophomores whipped ouT The monumenT They hod plonned on in The TirsT ploce, buT iT, Too, soon followed The poTh of The TTrsT. The Freshmen only loughed oT The TuTile ThreolTs of onngry upperclossmen, ond even when porTs of The TruTh concerning The TheTTs come ouT, weeks loTer, They sTill did noT compleTely exploin The puzzling mysTery...ond so, oT This vvriTing, ond perhops Tor oll Time, The BoTTle of The IVlonumenT will go down in hisTory os porT TocT- porT legend, buT olvvoys . . .oi mysTery. Below: Upperclossmen Toke precouTionciry meThods loy seTTing The firsT monumenT deeper in The ground. IT discippeored soon oTTer. WM aww -ms 1' ' r . ..... ,W . .. ,...,,,,.., af' 4 ' , W , ,.. fn-rv: -.nb mg 5. :.HS'.i. n + i ' . M. . '. 'f' f'1i'1 .' liH H 'L'a:-iih l.efT: Sophomore Tod ArgonTe views cz mofley of ' Freshmen wiih suspicion. They didn'T crock ,S Q f. - X4 f K X ' i.. , w 5 , is x Zwfxq f Q, ,T K, ,We . me 5 MM A 1,5 2 g 7? W 'f TN 1 T if Q A T , X , 2 5 'SFX 4 T, . if X QQ, - .xx 1 f Q M 3' 1 7 4 f- 4 fy x ,wwzv 2 1 A K' 'Q 51.5 2 mba 2 4 ffl f , Q X , X if ,X , Q : X. 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K 0 f. w .xi KANGAROO COURT The sophomores have The upper hand 54 in-. iinfuwm..,e1s.wu...:1.v: .'.a r.'.':d1iinxiLt FRESHMAN CLASS My OFFICERS Mefifff 2 Jooquino Cculvo 'N' ' ' 'I Vice-President RES gg Joyce Brody SecreTory A 'MM ' Lindo RoTh Treasurer ffl Ax, Jcnck Romsey Presidenf fm Judy FooTe Freshmon Represenmtive Record of The Year The Class of '59 sTc1rTecl The yeor vviTh on eIecTion of ofhcers in The Foil, Tor which They hool one of The lorgesT condioloTe TurnouTs in The hisTory of The school. They Took The Frosh-Soph Scromble ond foiled The upperclossmen QT neorly every Turn during Dink Week. One of Their oChievemenTs vvos The heloling of 0 Freshmen BoskeTlooll Teorn, The TTTST OT Soc:rornenTo SToTe. 55 ' if'i.iZ?f7F+'Eiii-WF '. T 5 i' 1V-.:tFF'7 1 - L 'T' 4 .4 wee:--fu ew- -were -:.- S' Y ' ul. -4.1 , S, 3 I Ssxf ,.,.- 4 gf ,bg . V rv' ' .Nxy 'Q' . St S Y 4 f . 1 ' f., X iss swf N ,Nm 5 ,NW ? SMNWZXNXFQ AMS' ,, :Q C, 4 is' Q I 'WT V x 2 25 THE GREAT WATER FIGHT A small argument between dink-week-enforcing Sophomores and protesting Freshmen grew into a rousing water tight on the lawn, disrupting classes and providing hilarious entertainment for the stu- dent body. Shown at the left is Soph class prexy Ron Clark, holding his own with three Freshmen. But below, a few minutes later, Frosh John Pintar and friends give Clark and Chazz Hayes a thorough soak- ing, to put the cocky Sophomores to rout. 115 1 , fllfy ,Q ' ' . f 10,3 f V 2.3 S 3 .ary A ft ,Q ,,b t'r-i N H452 x if 0 . 1,51 t't .- , , gi f E . 1. l 5 ll' ls fu. If ' .1 'Q flux 'SHN 2 li 5,4 'v ,:' ,,.,v Q I I' A f ,vi TN ...., in A ,M , - vis Q ... .. . Q. Q! slug.. K WW I X M WSP' ' 4 S 1 4 M W Q 4? X I 5 .4 ,. Me 'W W3 ffsf. sig mul W xv. X M -54 :H , , , X N Q 3 Q A' aw X X 5 1' Q ,, J E ,A , Q, 5 W , -. x X N 4 X W , t , R n X A , f X 'Z ' , I by X X... ! X f E L as W 5 4 . l I . 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' M , Y ,ff f I XF fn, B - 2 1 .4 Aff. 4 W A Hilary, K xv 'kg' M , 2 aw hw 'W W 4 fig W' S WM, M ,gi if E K . 5 M 1 , .mgpyrm ,.,1,g. m Q 'hug ffm ,Mas W N , Q 1 0 X ,1 , if 'W fuk mx, 1- -V ,Q . , W if - W ul ,, f , 4- li s if 4 iffy Q X 4 'W ,J w V v 7' QQ Hx Y Zin Q KS 4 3 I E Z ig Q1 , ' 5 l .w,. Q ww :- 3.7 A. 1 FQ .if Xu QQ, u 0914 -Hrifif J. . u. -.. . . , ...M- X SSCribe, business manager. XY ALLEN-Band, student di- ictor, Ist clarinet, Orchestra Jncert, bassoon princ., Con- -rt Band, soloist, Kappa Sig- a Kappa, vice-president, M. N. C., KSK president, Little fmphony Concert. . I . 1 :I We ff .s 12 K S K.. - :if if Q t yi , BRUCE BECKER-Xi Theta Chi, treasurer, SLFD, Asst. Coordi- naator ot Activity Week, Rally Committee, Xi Theta Chi, pres- ident, ICC rep., ICC, vice-pres- ident, Attorney General, Chairman ot Golds, Constitu- tion Committee. fi-TQ ,I ,fig SJ. ,Ni DORIS CALDWELL - States- man, taculty editor, co-editor, Bus. Ad Club, Press Club, Herky's Helping Hand, Co- editor, Christian Science Org., Publication Award, Coordina- tor ot Publication, Alpha Phi Gamma, president: Hornet, Coordinator ot Publication, JIM CONDON- Hello Out There cast, Thespiazusae, The Trial ot Mary Dugan cast, Holiday cast, set con- struction, Sock n Buskin, ICC rep., Asst. Coordinator ot Fine Arts lDramal, Alph Psi Ome- ga, Time Out For Ginger, production manager, One-Act Plays, director and cast. WHO'S WHO f fi I 'i.i I y I ?I'fW'?+ I tiv EIA :g,jq5Av,'43, I .W 1 , , 5 fr' i er f , ,- ff ...ff , J 7 ' i. ,,vv .t . 4 r , , rw X fgii f ,iw if if ff? ,ff 9 7 4, 9 gi f H sv, .if g. . 1, . ,.. .m Q-feiaiw rw? I 424 ft eb 5 'X W if Q Z' BEN FLEMING-Hornet, pic- torial 81 business staff, Cos- mopolitan Club, treasurer, Kappa Sigma Kappa, presi- dent, Press Club, Attorney General: Model U. N. dele- gate, iobserverl, Young Demo- Cratsf W. U. S. Education chairman, Statesman staft. AMCNG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN ,,.. 3 ful 'x me .,,. gm., .. W, X N6 f7'l e -3 ii .. . H Q v fi rv 'QR --.' Z , ,. . . gg Ex - . . Q: I -if ..-..,. , ,W 3, if um...-W-.- . ... CQLLEGES Every year, students are nominated tor recognition in Who's Who among college students onthe basis ot activities and academic standing. Twenty-one students were chosen this year and are listed on these pages . . . LARRY FOSTER-Calif. State Fair Art Exhibit, Represented in NCA, Crocker Art Gallery, Art Work Exhibited at State Library, Lanai: NCA Art Show, S25 prize. FIFI GURVIS-SSCribe, Associate Editor, Hornet news editor, editor, Press Club, vice-president: HoIiday props, Res Publica, Sock 'n Buskin, Public Relations Committee, student representative, Student Activities Committee, student representative, Alpha Phi Gamma, 2nd vice-president. CARCLYN HUNTLEY-Campus Development, Cosmopolitan Club, Junior Class vice-president, Junior Prom clean-up chairman, general chairman, Model U.N. Delegate Calternatel, Coordinator of Culture Affairs, W.U.S. Chairman, Assembly Plan Committee, Student Representative. REES LEE-Hornet, editorial and business staff, Res Publico, Bus. Ad Club, Galt Team, Green 81 Gold, Young Democrats, Xi Theta Chi, treasurer. DICK MARKSON-Fun Night, clean-up committee, Sacramento P.E. 81 Recreation Society, Co- ordinator at Athletics, Varsity Basketball Mgr., Spears, Green 8m Gold. BETTY MORR- Glass Menegerie props, WAA Record, historian: Sweetheart Serenade, publicity chairman, Student Body Election Committee, Medea cast, Sophomore sister: Sopho- more Class Representative, Spears, All College Picnic, publicity chairman, Junior Class treasurer, Fun Night, General Co-Chairman: WAA vice-president, Junior Prom, Refreshment co-chairman, Rally Committee, Coordinator of Election, Silver Key, vice-president, W.R.A., president, C.S.T.A. 19? ' Hs it ,.,..,W.,, sf fin ma A X 0 'R -...Q 45 'S X ss MQ Qtr I JIM MORROW-Alpha Pi Delta, treasurer, Bus Ad Club, Rally com- mittee, ASSSC, secretary, treasurer, Board of Finance, Special Committee chairman ASSSC, Hornet Foundation, student representative. KEN PENMAN-Football Squad, Sacramento P.E. 8, Green 84 Gold, Athletics Award: Wesley Club, president. DORIS RICHARDSON-Hornet, Editorial, Business Staff, Statesman, Organ- izations, Press Club, CSTA, Statesman Editor, Alpha Phi Gamma. DORIS RUSS-Rally Committee, Newman Club, vice-president, Bus. Ad Club, Junior Class Secretary, Golds Rally committee, Phi Kappa Delta, ICC rep- resentative, Sports Dance, recreation, admission chairman. LLOYD SNELSON-Football Squad, Xi Theta Chi, Athletic Manager, Green 8- Gold, Young Democrats, Athletic Award, Head yell leader, Football Squad, varsity letter winner, Rally Committee, Constitution Committee, Block S. MARY JO SNYDER-lnot picturedl Sophomore class treasurer, Assembly Planning Committee, Properties, Glass Menageriesu Country Girl, After Theater Party, Rally Committee, Coffee Hour for New Students, invitations chairman, Sophomore Sister, Golds chairman, Hornet, editorial and business staff, Statesman, faculty editor, Assembly Planning Commit- tee, Junior Prom, Bids Chairman, General Student Activities Award, Silver Key, President, Rally committee, C.S.T.A. BOB TALLMON-Res Publica, Vice-President, Ski Club, Vice-President, Board of Justice, Track and Field Team, Model U. N. Delegate, Rally committee, Young Democrats, Athletic Awards, A.S.S.S.C. Vice-President, Cabinet Chairman, Gold Key Vice-President, Yell Leader, Student Activities Coc- mittee, Fun Night, Program Chairman and General Chairman, Block S. LENORE VASCHI-Frosh-Soph Scramble, Program Chairman, Soph Class Representative, After Game Dance, General Chairman, Coffee Hour for Men Students, General Chairman, Constitution Election Committee, Model U. N. Delegate, Student Activity committee, All-College Picnic, General Chairman, Howdy Hop, General Chairman, Coordinator of Social Activities, Board of Justice, Silver Key, Corresponding Secretary. ZANE VORHES-Res Publica, Young Democrats, Business Ad, Model U. N. , ivf . c Z , , 1 4 ' 0 Recreation Society, ig at ,gil Vx s 'iid V 1 I , asf is tw S 4 X SNS -V . A, J., WN . ...W Q, A 'fic ESS? cxfgwgi-R SY , W 6 1? X Sf! H 1 C :IZ 5, 22' ff- ,, fi, 1' s Delegate, Xi Theta Chi, Student Activities Awards, ASSSC President, Board , of Finance, Gold Key, President, Alumni Affairs Committee, Student Rep- Q ,- S' resentative, Student Activities Committee, Hornet Foundation, Student Rep- S resentative, if,-pdf I n , BOB WEBER-Band Concert, Trombone Soloist, MENC, Christian Science l il Organization, Secretary Treasurer, Orchestra Concert, Fine Arts Award, I Coordinator of Fine Arts, Assembly Plan Committee, Student Representative. V Q 5 E A Www U ' '?f i in 'fr 91. -... 5 T7-if WK . 1 WA' -'T' My f' f' Q ing f, - 59 -1 p - QC '52 6 -as gg 4,f1,,gvsvvsfs.- flirt-4L,.,. Q 0 6 1 f ww ! .ix xi, A x- W' , W3 wwf 7? : , MQW -nz -- -Q , 1-gf: Sw f 1 A r Q x, X: ff x QL, 1 Xi, ff Ugg Aly, , mf -7 :Eng L ,X . f' , Q Q, - A ,yfffx 4, ' 7 f Q ' qw, M ,:.W,,.,,, Mwwm WNWWNW W0 x X SNNX Q f 4 62 I 2 , Y' QZIGWI 'I.lt'!SL.Lfn'L .1a.'!.Q. .:..fLH WW 4 M ' The new addition to the Campus . . . Music and Speech Buiiding. A new addition to the music department . . . the marching band. .dx ' K9 i Q ! 1 63 1 'I it E 1 i i i l t i 1 i I 1 i 1 S X AW ,, Z , f X Moth Club hosfed o skofing party for Chem Club and Colle-gio Medicus Club. ', One of The evenfs of The evening was 0 l hockey game. asf! is fi x fiigf Q' if ixsivw ,,k'.L'5u'4b -u , . O QM' hx if , 1, 'Hg xt gb 'H' :BJ W , S A .XfE C 64 ' vfiilr if P-Q :' .1 -'. 1..nr-2iiE XIZRBli' CN A1ii..x.'nm' 4 , x , ' Nr- W 5 ,.2zr f , -M s MQ , W , 2 - 'g, ' S J X . X 5 f O 4 W- miwnwiwdw-' , .r .N Y , 1-4.-Q',,,,,u ,gr ff X up ,. y ' '-wn-Q4-as H975 W 4 t um .. ,W , f A vwfpx X, During the toll semester the seniors took time off from books ond homework to gother in the cofeterio for their Senior Closs Porty. 63 Rees Lee cs Herky: Come on now -big H-big H. O.K., now big O -big O. . WERE YOU THERE. . . nfs.. su ,i lx -Q my Q ,f . 'i Q 2 its it A We 5,4 Above: Jim Allen introduces the candidates for Coscbc Queen during Q rally in the cofeterio. Right: Dr. Love instructs students in the science lub. No, those little green bugs are not little green bugs. . . l 66 I 1 A.. i. . L11.-- .- in 1- if 1 X KW L X , i -in 1, x ,,,V A ' X ft 1. mv- so N Q, 1 Jw sv' Q- Above Sac States' record library ofters relax- ation and entertainment during a break from classes, Below: Joe McElvaney takes his music on the dance floor. Stampede at chow time Rm 95 The exchange of ideas after a midterm convinces everyone he flunked th: SXGITI. l f l ff? 1 ff Z , 'W 'J 'I x ,N ,ff fri'--'Qs flf 7, ' l f ry 1 I ' 1 1 Aff If f Above: The big fellow tenderly holds a vase during inspection. Left: Telephone message is delivered by the operator at switchboard. 68 'M l 1 311 Q 2 , . 1. ZW? .N ss, v Mt gg ' 'X sv fini . M35 -WW Z 'Z'?35'v5i ,i ? A .es ,, - Wg vs ? s W , nfs' ff 'f An apple a day really doesn't keep anybody away. Mwfsf W' gwkffas, 7 ', e gg lf H What's with Pogo today, fellows? ,rf Swabbing up in the laboratory. pring: the time when a young man's fancy Jrns to thoughts of Bermuda shorts. . . and ther things. 3 K t 1 , HCMECOMING .65- Carol Taylor Homecoming Queen The Queen and her attendants. Left to Right: Nancy Laurd, Doris Russ, Anita Graham, Carol Taylor, Wanda Robinson, Arliene Wright, Sue Bibb, Mary Jo Sobrowsky. Not Pic- tured: Carol Sagehorn. 5 J.. Excitement at the big game with Queen Carol reigning And Attendant ,4 s. s W2 s gf Z ll of x Z1 QQ, 71 if 9' N , CASABA QUEEN Deanna Peters was chosen Casaba Queen of the '55-56 basketball season. Carol Peters, last years' Casaba Queen, laid the royal cape up- on her sisters' shoulders. Deanna was crowned Queen by Dale Freeman, basketball captain. 'Fr M X ,X G 7 X : 'f V, g 2 i f P57 ' Q ss J, V Left to right: Patty Jo Lilleland, .ludy Foote, Carol Farnsworth, Peggy Waga- man, Betty Draney, Betty Soracco. if fif'T5ic'. .ffl ' vlbiipfirlxv RTS NOW PLM O ,Q o '. on -' Ljf, ' , I www X , S- , A l Lo LCDCIQQ 0 V-' '- fn , ,,..1 lf 7 7 -1. fs 'z 4 , , - 19 5' ' l' . I ' .rf I- , .. 'x I It .:. w I J ,gf 'E' , 'C L 2 4 ,gf Q ' Sy 'i ' - : in - Q. LQQAW' l Q '.ik .x4A q Lk- 'r ' -' X , Vi I 'f . A I L v ., ,Q 49 , J .9 . vu I - Q 0 O 0 I Q ART A ' Wu PM f Mf' S, , U ,f A f 3 W 1 1 2 f ' ' ff f Q 1 f , , I W , S A , f X 1 I ,Av f f ' f 7 I Y v ' f f If 0 I 1 X ...f ,V J ,, My X ' f' 7 1 W f, 1 I A f fe' g '- , 3 I A F2 'f X, V ' X! W , , :X v X fo V X f . ,L x A U f f Q v ,f , Xm Qing X Z, 7 , 1, gf f f ff- f ,V ,wswhfx Q ff W , M ,b 4 f 1 A ,X ' , f fi Xwffmv, X x Ss X ' X ' -' X , Q YQ ,X -' ' f ' yL1w' 5 W f ,ff ,' .X K' Xwff ,, f f . is , X. W WN A ,y ef ' 21 11.51 X L ' ' X 7 - ww ,AE 1 . w , ' 4-v lf' 7 A fini! 9 17 Vt K: . ' Q 2 f , L 1-' -ff V, . ' . Xi ,X f 0 ' - ff - W fi f f X ,gr V XZ' 5, M , f f J j f f , , Q 4 1 if 1 f J , , f 5 7, , 1 43 f ,f if f 4 ff 4 fg , fi f ' 1' ,L ff D N2 .,,, 3 - '- ' 'ff WH Y' f X K . . W V , A . . .U H- .. -.1 -W, 1 -nk m v.-1: 'gf f ff X f f A f K X ff f X V Qfx, v f Wax 1 W X 1 , N W XM V f 1 , of t f 1' G Ea WWW Q WWW x W, M xx M N ' WN W A ww . .wg wwf: wx Www fi lx W The ort students worked this yeor on the beoutitul murols on the outyde ci the ort buHding,rnoking on exceHent contnbuhon to the school. A Q , s , 1 I. E w xx S QR f 'ff vs 525 Q! :Vw V S , W sts ' My ,X y 1 4 . N f , A At 84 sf ' sf . ru A Q. A f '.v1.lT'kKu1' 'X Here we see on example of one of our crt students cnt work. SSCRIBE The SSCribe, Iiterory rnogozine on compus is published by the stu- dents ond Contoins only moteriol written by the students. 'NJ x 4 s ew Diono Lyons, Editor fm bww www-., M A Knute Mortin, Associate Editor STATESMAN STAFF Ron Morgan Advertising Manager Doris Richardson Editor - J Bill Lusk Photographer Tony Statlwos Sales Manager 4 Wi Clarence Locke Artist 86 4 I TW! Y. Annu. S... .us-i'll'.:' X , Q ZSN ft 9 ff if me . Y Us 1 ff ll . Q ,: 1 .,,:. 3 In M John Wells and Carolyn Hamilton lx f Activities M i , lj A Z'-W tw-av' im. Barbara Cann and .loan Vasche Student Government Bea Palmquist -, .X The AVT5 i M' wig i ' aqgf s Y' -' , A 1 V i f l y l , gf -Ss' George Calder Assistant Editor STAFF l ,tx Olga Gostovich, Women's Sports, Bob James, t photographer, Bob McAndrew, Patty Jo Lilli- l land, Judy Hollister. l f i i Mary Lou Cook l Faculty 'K Jim Allen X Sports I. Q ,f THE HORNET W , fist S., . ., Norm Kempster Managing Editor f ,JJFW ,E , rx WA y Mff ,, , , 1 if 1,1. 44 W Z L f Z ,fwv-5 , E -ii' ., 7 . ,..,f . .4.21?. ,115 . V 15' :V Vi 4 , V 'ai 4 x,Xf2,i3 ' .. 'im ' E ' A. , ati, no 'oy' , X E. Q 4 -E ,, E. ,. W, Xa, f J , 8 , g T Tl' A' ai af ' no 'Sv' xr E X f r 4 Q 1 ' ., Q ' E' ' it . it , ix 'V I :U i v gf, .Riff 3 Ny s 'g! .f ,V Ji fr ii ' t ' , . 'Ks' 27 . fi Patty Merz Society Editor Del Roberts Sports Editor April Pettiiolrin Copy Editor Keith Christiansen News Editor Diana Lyons Feature Editor 49? as f w 7 f E Aw 2 v l'N' K4 .4 fu. . if 'LY A .liilxi . la. .nliizvtxslil 1111. T ,F W 'KN GENERAL STAFF Seated, lett to right: Carole Piper, Janet Spellman, Margaret Varvaroti, -Lee Farns- worth. Standing: Doug Decker, Bob Warner, Peter Capovilla, Bob Carr, Dick Saunders. V ff , .,,,, 3 v , f ,. X if-av' Nj f, ff 2 'x V W A . un .je I ff I I USDHEY J Q ' 'Y 'iff ' 'WV ' 'W S . GENERAL STAFF: Seated, left to right: Carolyn Hamilton, Carol John son, Shirlee Mitchell, Peggy Wagaman. Standing Danny Barnett, Vic Schimmelfennig, Georgia Hales Patty Fitzgerald, Jane Leon, Merlin Schroeder. g it,E,,A , ' f N , John Briggs Accountant Karen Ray Sherwood De Wein Chief Photographer Business Manager sc Q X ff ,W 5 fkwxi , We xx 4 f gi f 55 X f 1 X J , 2 ,M s s 1 X x : .X V kxgx.,c Firm-ss f Wm f Wt L W jf g'Jy 'gg' Ted Ashworth Advertising Manager Not pictured: Kay Kersey Circulation Manager Q, 3 gf2WfifffJi 7v, X 89 , qiaf, vary:-C. W, W , ,A fg,75z..x,,1i X g i f sfifrgii 1 'f c ig, 53S,f5gf'1,'3. 1 ,gf , mil 'I .1-f .gin ,,,, , Q if v-fs: sw us, TIME CUT FOR GINGER Q fix Y Q px 40 1 :fx K, A , Q 'E X iw fl, X, hm X X cw w fgixx , K f w , 'X ,f . Zf4i M , ' V 90 1 'W 'L '1.r'Ei1 'IIAH : R .THEIR TEZCXTKZYF S 1 x -lin: .LEE ' 'I -.gm ...an- hnuSs'i .i if Lona lsoard steps between .lacquelyn Allen and Rosalee Wible in this com- ical scene. Howard Carol Ginger Carol Agnes Carol . Jeannie Carol Joan Carol . . Eddie Davis . . Tommy Green Lizzie ...... Ed Hoffman . Mr. Wilson . . I .N -1 'lisa' . Q E: . X NNW A daughter who wants to play football can be quite a problem. In Time Out For Ginger, Howard Carol copes with his tour- yy teen year old Ginger, as she turns the town upside down in her quest tor a position on the High School Varsity Team. Quite a commotion is caused when Ginger's picture appears on the cover of Lite magazine. Here we see Jacquelyn Allen, Pat Ro- i land, Bea Palmquist, Rosalee Wible and Mike Ellsworth gazing at the prize picture. b, With three minutes to go in the third act, George Calder floors Tod Ar- gante. 2 ..i,l V -Q , 1 ' r'L11gJf:g - ,, 1, . Knute Martin 4 ' i,,i i r . ff . .. Bea Palmquist A ff .i ,,,- -s . . . . . . . Pat Roland E W r' ,ss 2, x. -2 .. .lacquelyn Allen mn V c . 'ii f V . . Rosalee Wible X f i ... Tod Argante L Vi i M, , . . George Calder X 'Q ,M 9 N3 , jf .. Lona lsoard - y , y . ., . if H, Xi . Mike Ellsworth q 'i i A 4 ' W' ,V ffm x ' . . Wally Hood ' ' , A Xi' ' ,,,, . ' X 'i74jif5f' Wyk X f S 4. 'ff s , X ., ., ps Mtv L A M lg X . X W L ig ., K V THEATRE WORKSHCP SERIES The Student Directors on campus had a real heyday when the Theatre Workshop Series was presented in January. Included in the eight one-act plays were The Glittering Gate, The Twelve-Pound Look, George, The Valiant, A Wedding, Aria Da Capo, 'Dust on the Road, and The Noble Lord. .ludged by the audience as the best plays in the series were The Valiant, George, Dust of the Road, and A Wedding. The Valiant Mystery and intrigue surround- ing the identity ot a man convicted ot murder led to a suspenseful climax in this torcetul melodrama. Barry l-leath portrayed the condemned man who renounced his name and l 4.2. family to protect his dying mother. Also in the cast were April Pettiiohn as the criminal's sister, Gary David N T 5 as the chaplin, and Vern Franks as the warden. Left to right: April Pettiiohn, Gary David, Barry Heath, Vern Franks. 92 i'w -. .:ul5iiWiil 1 Ei! Ffisifi'clSIl l 'Why, The wedding can'T be over, -Bea Palmquisf Tells Jacquelyn Allen and Jack Duke. IT hasn'T even sTarTed yeTl 0 Ouchl was Jack's only ment as Jacquelyn Tried To The hours iusT preceding The ceremony very oTTen become auiTe hecTic, especially when The groom decides, aT The lasT minuTe, ThaT he doesn'T vvanT To give up his gay bachelor days aTTer all. This leaves The bride and The resT of The vvedding parTy in a sTaTe of confused panic, and The audience in hilarious laughTer. Jacquelyn Allen and .lack Duke, porTraying The undecided couple, were ably supporTed by Dick Gregory as Archie, The glory-sTealing besT man, Bea PalmquisT as scaTTerbrained AunT Julio, Lawrence Zunino as Ted, The groom's moral supporT, Wally Hood as The TaTher of The bride, and PaT King as The moTher of The groom. Oh my greaT, big, darling baby boy, sobs Pat King as Lawrence Zunino and Dick Gregory look disgusfedly at Jack. 93 2 COI'T'l- COV1- Are They getting married? Of course They are, can'T you see They are? Dick Gregory belligerenfly Tells Bea PalmquisT as .lacquelyn and Jack embrace in This scene Dust of The Road DusT of The Road is a deeply moving drama wiTh a mes- sage which should be Taken To hearT by everyone in This world of hard businessmen and small-prinT conTracTs. PeTer STeele and his wife, Prudence, played by Jim Condon and Mary Pool are abouT To cheaT a dead man's son ouT of his Two-Thousand dollar inheriTance. Sending Prudence's uncle iDan l-loaglandl ouT of The room, They begin To discuss Their plans when a mysTerious beggar enTers. He lecTures Them on Their evils, buT geTs nowhere unTil he reveals himself as Judas lscarioT, TraiTor aposTle, wandering The earTh paying for his crime. Bill Taylor, as The Tramp, gave a dramaTic and absorbing performance, which kepT The audience compleTely TascinaTed. Lined up for The curfain call are, leTT To righT: Dan Hoagland, Mary Pool, Bill Taylor, and Jim Condon. 94 lLLLa'ELSl. 411311. iAii'T'li'i 4 f- . ri T ..'.iLTr6L1 7 7' ie, 1 George IT rnoy be perfecfly noTurol for o young lody To bring her fionce home To meet her relorives, buT when she is o very sophisTicoTed young English lody ond The relofive in ques- Tion is her husbond, The door is opened To o sporkling cornedy. ln The role of The unsuspecfing George wos Ric Corver, while Diono Lyons ployed The porf of his inTended, Lorry Morsholl por- Troyed her husbound, ond PQTl2olc1nd wds her besT friend, Sue. Q. wig if -' A 4 MTN Here we see Diono Lyons, Lorry Morsholl, Ric Carver ond Pat Roland in cz hilorious scene from George Dioncz Lyons informs Lorry Morsholl of her Lorry Morshcill briefs Ric Corver on whof mcirrioge will be like with intentions to morry onother mon. Dicmo Lyons. X6- i 3 Q,. ,,,, ,,,,,, . ....V 95 3 JW 9 X my WWN 1 X7 . f 4 'Vx M21 r- 0 Y - .2 1' ,....,,,W..., L 0 fs w . . X V 1 .:esgra:.f:fee ' 254, 'N yffsifle? , l WLM f I , g U , , JVM ' X W VZ' 'QC'- In this tense scene, we see Connie Silver, Rosemary Stevens, Judy Niederloh, Ric Carver, Richard Beisang, Gene Chesley, Lavonne Larris-on, Joyce Turk, Lee Hart, Emily Merkley, and Gary David Jane Leon pleads with Walt Leineke, who portrays her husband in the drama. THE CAST Betty Parris . . ...... . . Tituba ................ Reverend Samuel Parris .. . Abigail Williams ....... Susanna Wallcott . .. Ann Putnam .... Thomas Putnam . . . Mercy Lewis . . . John Proctor . . . Giles Corey . .. Rebecca Nurse ...... Reverend John Hale ... Elizabeth Proctor . . . Mary Warren . . . Francis Nurse ... Ezekiel Cheever . . . John Willard ..... Judge Hawthorne ......... Deputy-Governor Danforth . . . Sarah Good ............. Hopkins ..... Rosemary Stevens .......LeeHart ..... Ric Carver . Judie Niederloh .... Joyce Turk PatKing . . . Gene Chesley ... Connie Silver . . . Walt Leineke . . . Gary David . . Emily Merkley . Richard Beisang ..... Jane Leon . . Lavonne Larison . . . Tom Johnson . . . Dick Gregory . . . . Tod Argante . . James Condon .. Larry Marshall . Dorothy Hodge . . William Howell Y- 'w:vv-' -wr. 'm---u The Crucible Chosen os The second ploy of The seoson wos Arthur Miller's 'rroxgic 'role ol The Solern vvifchhunls onol Triols. The oleeply moving ploy cenferecl oround John Proc- 'ror on honesf former, who mode one misfoike ond I hool To poy o very lorge price. Wolf Leineke Tries To reoson with Judy Nieolerloh in This scene from The Crucible, AT The witch friol, we see, left to right, Tom Johnson, Dick Gregory, Jone Leon, Ric Corver, Lorry Morsholl, Wolf Leineke, Lo- Vonne Lorrison, Jim Condon, Judy Nierderloh, Gory Dovicl, Connie Morsholl W Q is jx: Z X W ..,.gp If Q Q s h Q 3, . X . , , Y uf X isa ' ' U57 , s :ig 1: s ss, ss Q5 7 5 X s C We 44 R,,,f.:, W, 7 W f 051, sf , ff ' ffm ' f I 4 5 'Z ,, X in Z: 5 P -ut' Q... :- -X ,1-Q ...fn-'v ,,,M.vw- ,,,. 'f ' its.xM'1D? B, , 5z4 , f GM! f . in r K 1 f an is as 5 F E WN, ik s HZ ,sf 3: , I ,-...ff CCNCE T BAND Genevieve Dames, Harry Hamada, Kathleen Bell, Orin l-lerbers, Jerry Ede, Lester Lehr, Bill Duncanson, Eugene Sorenson, Dexter Clement, Dick Baker, Sylvester McElroy, Orin Olson, Ron Shelton, LeRoy Hughes, Bill Ericksen, Mary Ann Rovven, Jay Allen, Edward Craig, Kenneth Christensen, Dennis Green, Barbara Rush, Wayne Bauman, Joseph Kingsley, Lewis lnvernon, Beverly Bernado, George Barber, Russ Clein, Wayne Johnson, Mary Krock, Johanna Tuma, Vernon Franks, Stan Luneda, Jerry Lopes, William Kerloy, James Brownell. 99 aspfu Q BASSES: Firsf,row: Richard Shapley, Jerry Lopes, George Gianopulos, Norman- Green, Barneyw Barker. Second row: Vernon Baker, Richard Gregory, Wayne Martin, Daniel Elias, Gene Chesley. Third row:4RoberT Habig, Dale Johnson, Orville De Jong, .Burch Robbins, William Durbrow lll. Q mf X yi . Al 1, 1 I, -i l I l l l - SOPRANOS: First'Row: Karen Granlees, Bever- leen LEgiThanoH, Jacqueline Caulk, Gail 'HendershoT, Evelyn Frosi. Sec- ond row: Pai Brown, Pai Caullc, Lynda Swaine, Corihe Roome, Win- ona Cound, Lura Schmitz. Third row: Jean Boyd, Lee Ann Habig, Joan. Plowe, Pai Brunswick, Janeal Yeafes, Shirley Leong, Bonnie Gard- , ner laccornpiansfl. A ALTOS: Firsf lrow: Joyce Robinson, PUILTY Merz, Bea PalmqUl5li Connie Sleb' bins, Anne Myers. Second row: lnC1 Angie, Betty Waidlich, Jeflnelle Molson, Jerrie Houseworfh, RUTL1 Knepp. Third row: Sondra Rhodes, Betlly Buller, Pairicia Lawler, KOTLYY Di Pinfo, Penny Anfon. A CAPPELLA CHOIR ' TENORS: . First row: Robert Connell, Jock Honsj brougn, Joe Orfh. Second row: Tcxylor Posehn, 'Tom Orr, Joy Townsend, Johnny Mohan. Third row: Roger Bugby, Hclrry Donofo, -Reber? VVhiTe,v Vernon - Fronksf 'O Q. Mr. Poschol Monk, direcfor S2 .fx rt 'EQ X Q- , W uh a' !'-5 ' W 1 -.,V' -'Sf ' 1 I ., ' 1 !T,,s z':' W Y V 4, A . Q 1 - J ' ' , X., r V ' ' '. ' fhfv G . H ,fi X 1 Xvkf .six g L f p i if 2 A -4' X ' W Z ' 1 ,,Q2,i-,WR7 ,5 xx ' 1 ig . rf .W I Ki ,wj fn A A, Q , Q 1 I K ' . 1 4 4' 5 . 2 .22 X f' X 'F 'f . I ,,,, iz, S m . I X IK h x A L5 -5e , .hilly SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE AND BRASS CHCIR Mary Krock, Johanna Tuma, Beverly Gould, Blake Kohler, Don Gerhauser, Barbara Rusch, Vivian Chandler, Joy Allen, Charles Klaiber, Louis Invernon, Kenneth Christensen, Wayne Johnson, Victor Spahn, Beverly Bernado, Ramona Van Sant, Edward Clegg, Kathleen Bell, Sarah Lu Evans, Jerry Ede, Dennie Green, Albert Gower, William Wood, Joseph Kingsley, Harry Hamada, Sylvester McElroy, Ron Shelton, Orrin Olson, Mary Ann Rowen, William Ericksen, Richard Baker, Dexter Clement, Ric Carver, Kent Wilson, Jack Hansbrough, Barry Figueria, Eugene Sorenson, William Wis- dom, Gilbert Woody, Robert Weber, Lester Lehr, Gordon Ander- son, James Engebrecht, Brian Roberts, Vernon Franks, Jerry Lopes, Dick Shapley, Carol Sagehorn, Stan Lunetta, Mary Lee Dozier. Director: Mr. Norman Hunt. 103 ,same y XX.x l - lr?-1' i fs X 111:71 w X 1 .W 'E ,, X E -...Y X y 1 ,V 'L 1 , ag N-N? 5 . NX X . , fr , 433' W 'V C? l' 6- ffk .l E l 1 V i eeee ,W ' 4 me f-We Ll KW itvv M .xXx.. , K.-W Z NLM M ii-...PQ i L i l Chorus i First row, left to right: Dortlwea Hickle, Loretta Lovvery, Jonelle Hanson, Mr. Monk. Second row: Louise Carrion, Neysa Bailey, Janice Berks-laile, Lee Ann Halaig. Third row: Soolc Kyung Auh, Barbara Guolio, Rosemary Weingart, Beverly Jopson. Fourth row: Margaret Wood, Helen Smith, Kathy Di Pinto, Nancy Martin, Dianne Hauclx, Norma VVright. Fifth row: Janet Hester, Sharon Nevin, Peggy Rooney, Maxine Knosher, Holly Clifford. Sixth row: Takayulci Seo, Tom Johnson, Bill Triglatt, Bill Howard, Don Keifer, Robert Wlwite, 104 W-H ., 1 ?1R'F:i-Eii1Ef'.i..L R. - '..Q.. ' 0 0 .4 as .0 4 'Il l - 0 Nl in ,597 - ff E125 XX , ' Aifiiia H f f 4 QL5 .I o'.. 'Q vaalwvxz PCWONS 'Q . Q 'o 'Q . of . Q.. . Q.. . . 0 1 Q SILVER KEY HQNOR SCRQRITY Mory Jo Snyder lnot picturedl President X I gg , ...:: 4 Ii .AW , :Q Q A w ::' if Q as fc ,WW MW E ..,. .1 Q rw ' 4, Betty Morr xg f '-9' -if Vice-President Q Mui i not ' , Q . 3' f . , Lenore Vosche Xa Corresponding Secretory GOLD KEY HONOR FRATERNITY Leadership The purpose of these orgonizotions ore thot the belief in God be perpetuoted ond intensified, the gov- ernment of the United Stotes be supported ond de- fended, ond thot the estoblished institution of society ond principle of good citizenship be preserved. Also, thot ombition for intellectuol ottciinment ond desire to serve college ond fellows be fostered omong stu- dents of SSC, ond thot student problems be studied, student life be enriched, ond the progress ond best interests of SSC be stimuloted ond promoted. 1 3 Zone Vorhes President ff peak Bob Tollmon Secretory-Treasurer 2::-- fl L. x w - , NN, rj - : .f-J Q-'Li ': f is Bob Weber ' Q -gg. A ' fi , La 5 ., 5 Y ' M if ,,,, M V 1 Ken Penmon A ' Wir' , Creede Anderson ,I 106 .4 r- f.: TTVJW- 'L .. W...--., '. Tcniifii m --- ' r .- .- nf-. -r: mn. - - .J- 4: gun- Doris Caldwell President Nancy Baird Left to Right: Doris Richardson, John Briggs, Norm Kempster, Patty Merz, Del Roberts, April Pettiiohn, Sherwood DeWein, Bill Lusk, Keith Christensen, Doris Caldwell, Fifi Gurvis, Diana Lyons, Karen Ray. ALPHA PHI GAMMA Beta Theta Chapter of the national co-educational iournalism hon- orary fraternity is established for the union of outstanding students in the Held of journalism. PSYCH CLUB The purpose of this club shall be to stimulate informal discussion in psychology and allied helds. Fall President Left to Right: Carolyn Jamison, Bess Spangler, Dorothy Taupe, Pearl Babineau, Alice Harness, Barbara Cullivan. Barbara Cullivan Spring President 4 .rp 1 .T X i s its Z 4 t T' 2 ,, Qs, p I is i ,f l 3 31 N t 1 ff 'WH ei Q i is , -nu 3 'ft KL ... - , . 4 -.. .-..v..,, MENC Music Educators National Conference Purpose: Advancement of music education and to assist students in making the transition from student to professional status. George Gianopulos Spring President 5mf Top to bottom: Joe Kingsley, Bolo Weber, Slyvester, McElroy, Jerry Lopes, 1 K Kathleen Bell, Don Gerhauser, Vivian Chandler, Beverly Bernardo, Karen N v ff Grandlees, Mary Krock, Ramona Van Sant, Mr. Monk, Norman Green, Bill I Wisdom, Foreground: Lura Schmitz, Winona Cound, Virginia Minisan, Pat S AQ,-On. Fred Patterson President I I fc ,.t ti 5 - Purposes: Shall be the encouragement of organized pistol shooting among students at SSC and for development tovvard knovvledge on the part of such students on safe handling and proper care of firearms and to improve rnarksmanship. Further objectives are to forward I, ' ,. the development of those characteristics of honesty, good fellovvship, self-discipline, team , play and self reliance which are customary of good sportsmanship and the foundation of 'F QP' true Patriotism. ' f 3 Yif , , . ' J ,.:., l ' , I -1 p 1 f l E K 3, X2 Left to right: Donald Laughtin, Donald ii 1 l ii'?-Ei.'KZ ma....a.z-.1'Anqllha Hauptman, Fred Patterson, Chuck Soren- son, Leon Walters, Fred Clifton, Jim Crut- cher. Tai . 1. i-...anna Ei fil l K ' ' 915 ' 992- L tv A ' V fl A fwrgt , 'iff , . fZ,fe,MiU SZELQW X E , ,ff L. X XJ ,,.. in . Q 4 Q- .,, Top: Ben Fleming EQE, x : f if ! --1: ,' . k Fcill President . I-A -. Bottom: Beverly Gould ,mi Spring President BN lst Row, Lett to right: Betty Tcimcino, Joe Hood, Lyndcn Svvoine, Zoe Fortis, Yong Lee, I Yi Mory Ann Young, June Donato. 2nd Row: Mory Ann Rowen, Pete Tourtellotte, '15 Beverly Gould, Tom Johnson. CCSMOPOLITAN v vi nf. 4, Purposes: To promote internotionol understanding, to tocilitcite ct better ond more fluent relotionship omong members ot dihlerent notions ond to introduce ditterent ' cultures to the community. John Wells 3 ilu V President KCINQNIA 'M I L Chopter ot Westntinstei' Foundotion Purposes: To be living witness to the messogelot Christ. To develop ci heolty social y life ond strong Christion friendships. To encourage student interest in use ot the Bible, both individucilly ond in groups. 2' PIM A ,,,: 1 lst Row, Left to right: June Boom, Lois Gulling, Lindo Fronce, Poey Chovv, Janice Berlxebile, Pot Newsom. 2ncl Row: Betty Cummins, Lolo Sergo, Jon Frieseke, Polph Lemme, Edvvord Shumote, Bcirbcirci Conn, Sylvio Guyer, Joon Vosche. 3rd Row: Rev. Toylor Potter, l-lovvczrd Lovclol, Shirley Sorgent, Dr. Love, John Wells, Gordon Soyler, Dr. Coldvvell, Potricici Godtrey, Potricio Frost, Dione Houck, Jerry Housevvorth. is L at r A z 'E Q if .fn .fr new .uf my Wm J A W my W , ,Ms WWW -Albtfi WW if-'Naam fwfr' W, -M l i l L i 2 l i Q. l i'3 i i I i l l i l 'VS' 4.3 'N ' fm l i l win Seated-Lett to Right: Pat King, Helen Walter, Josephine McTague, Marguerite Withrow, Standing-Lett to Right: Carolu Palmer, Gerry Crowell, Doris Russ, Norma Pasavente, Carol O'Brien, l-lelaine Martin, Eleanor Martin, Marcella May, l-lazelil-logan, Dr. Marion Lamb, Esther Law, Mrs. Marion Lynn, Viola Kamena, Julia Hughes. Esther Graves President ' l i PHI KAPPA DELTA t l' The obiectives ot Phi Kappa Delta are to promote triendship and to toster a professional spirit among its members, to help the members be- come acquainted with others in their tield, and to encourage members to participate in the wider program ot the college. c ft 5 l s l' i tio l I , My ,shxfi 4 1 xv Z PRESS CLUB , -is ,H ' -in. V gj':iS,:v- A ll Purposes: To stimulate interest in iournalism on the Sacramento State College campus, to afford social gatherings tor people ot journalistic . interests, to obtain recognition and advantages tor the betterment ot S V r i the SSC student publications. Z Q Sherwood DeWein t Fall President of Press Club and State Pres- . . ident of California Intercollegiate Press Association. Q Norman Kempster A Spring President W Q y 't'r' zuu N' 'lst Row-Lett to Right: Norm Kempster, Sherwood DeWein. 2nd Row: Pat lvlerz, Jane Leon, Diana Lions, April Pettiiohn, Fih Gurvis, Karen Ray. 3rd Row: Margaret Varvaroft, Georgia Holes, Carolyn Hamilton, John Briggs, Doris Caldwell. 4th Row: William Allison, Del Roberts, it tr ,., 'ri S? rig t Peter Capovilla, Chuck Pratt, Keith Christensen, Doug Harley, Doris Richardson, Carole Piper, Danny Barnett. 5th Row: Merlin Schroeder, Lee Farnsworth, Dave Roberts, George Calder, Bob Warner as ., aa fr 'fo C ' :ff A .' Q My-iw, , x nk, - K f ' A A 3 x.- A V ?7 s -. t E .1 :,- i l s 'Q Z , , f Z .V - , sr f , 9' 'F M N 'A i , ' 'A 5 v.z24,...k',.Q Z f M 2 4 Q-..,,, 'sw , ii as fn W 5' 5 : W' ff :Q .., 'Q x QE? i QQ? Wm ,,.,. 'W gave' S gjs e 'TW' 5 if W I 'rv is ff,,...Ei' Minh? W Q fr , Q , 55 ' 1 'il x X l it fx Q wi ' Sgfh' w w --, . xii , -Af t X 1,4 N0 X2 X gg- 1,- ,A X Q' X x 5 A X Y fs., !,,r1':,f V, -f Z QEQJ wgwa w A Qgggyx ,1,Af ff,, '1v , , iggk y SQKQQQ YQSWQ? , X1 wgyf 11 1vNp.fw wg, yxxf X! .1 Qifwww W .Q f f C' f , x r' xv x Wi f - xx if A 1 f-QQ fruf ww , ' 'x 'W X'4'.'fX? 4 f X X 2, xy f . . Y' .. K Y 4 Y Bef- P Ty Mofr resident ,Ni W, 9 S SQQSQ . Ji-NJN Q, SSQNS SSQS5 SQSSQQ Q1 W 1 x, f x2 , f1k.,, , , , ,N X Jz?QwzX 5 if, VTX N N N51 NX A 5 ff Nm fic V -Q JLG ' ig sr ' Y ' f .si 4 . l X . 3 i f .N ,s-if who I - Wy V522 1 X X X, N 1 , j f , fX,S '33f'vf Afswfgtfs 3 A ex X dugg 4, fa , , X . . . . ' Clockvvsse: Rose Olcamoto, Mrs. Matranga, Govvan Ratlltt, Shirley Young, Saralee Ritchey, Olympia Gianopulos, Barbara Miller, Gloria Mapes, Reita Stephensen, Dr. Starr. -:.:: ' yi? ':: '. - N ..,. .K ,M N I QVAA V i IVZZE ,VWWM Kim -,N. Home Ec Club . ci 3 The obiectives at this club are to promote a better understanding and appreciation ot the Held of Home Economics, to interpret to others our goals which relate to the development ot vvholesome, satisfying, and democratic home and family lite, to create unity among the students ot Home Economics, and to provide appropriate community services. Gloria Mapes Fall President Olympia Gianopulos Spring President Lunlemcinn, Dr. Starr, Mrs. Lear, Lois Meod, Ruenell Knox, Beverly Traner, Virginia Eoft. 4 ,af F- rn -O1 -Y -4- O EQ YQ 3- 7 uv Q 1 9. FD fb 70 I fi 3' rv 14 XJ C -f 3' Q 'S O. O ? L- C 3 fD T 1 Q O. 5D 14 0 O 3 3 FD 7Y 3 c -f UW rn 3 U O 3 3 Q 'U O 2 rn F N 5' Lf! 66-ev Wlhw-W' 1,,-f Q 'f W 5 9 W Q4 , S 9 , Z h at 'W' f if f if Zi , vi st My fixes 3 z..l.mmQ 'MQ D 1 ik? Nw-sw, . x lx x, l i I E I, l i i i 'W i ae 4-L I t 43' 3 .wwf 4 E 5 -wx vs , it i i 3 'x it CSTA California Student Teachers ssociation' Purposes: To stimulate the highest ideals ot professional ethics and attitudes, to promote the social, professional and economic welfare of teachers, to improve educational services in general, to foster active coeoperation between the student groups of teacher training institutions, and to develop professional attitudes among those who would be teachers. 'Q . -wg MW XJ: Loren Gross: President XX 1 sf .ff Qs 5s,i,54-- L o3fb,Qf,f,, def' ' sf, Q X -1 Wg, , 4 sw f tw at Nweivaws Ya fx s awe ff' we 'ffm vf , 4 Z 'ZX 1 1 , 'Ng K., an pw Nl r M 0, ii lss' , i i i ., , X s 'M-f 56, - wary ? 7 , , z ,Y 7 W r , 1 , 'sie s.,,,..,,,. ww- M, , 1 . Left to Right: Barbara Hansen, Pat Lavvler, Loren Grossi, Lynda Swaine, Karen Granlees, Orville De Jong, Bob Gemar. Seated: Jessie Moore, Rosary Weingort. II4 ,sm B.A.S.S. Biological Association, Sacramento State Purposes: To protect the tlora and fauna ot our country, to promote the knowledge and understand- ing of interested persons in the biological sciences, to promote the teaching ot biology in SSC and to render assistance to such classes upon request, to mutually assist each other in expressing talents and skills through scientihc media. f W ' 1, Ki? , Stags f 1 4 M Lett to Right Lorna Ammons, Marilyn Pearson, Sally Chan, Bill Batiste, E Dr Ludwig Bob Adam, Joyce Hamilton, Frances Nemath, Paul MacMillan 1 NM P 4 fx. N' :F Bill Batiste President COLLEGIA MEDICUS Purposes To provide information, services, professional contact and social life tor medical laboratory technology and pre-professional students. 4, it ,gf Kneeling-Lett to Right: Dorothy Cook, Vernita Keyton, Peggy Baird. Standing: Dr. Eldreclge, Mrs. Austin, Ed Keyton, Barbara Barborka, Gary Rudnick, Claudine Moresco, Chan, Dr. Love, Marilyn Pearson, Dick Lowe, Ron Sato. John Sara, .loan Fleming, Jim Davies, Sally M, fi 1 , ,Q we M W., ,N ,.c,,., a2 ' Dovid Fronk Condon Keoton Wolly Hood Robert Burkhort Diono Lions Gene Boger Rosolee Wible, Lono PHCTO CLUB Purposes: To bring together Those students interested in photogrophy, to increose their skill ond knowledge ond to provide suitolole photo- grophic: octivities for the college in generol. Left to Right Allon Gloss Borry Heoth Jonet Spellmon Le Roe Woodord Jim Condor' John Friezeke, Gory ,V ,X Q ff lsord Williom Howell Joyce Turk Knute Mortin April Pettiiohn Ric Corver Dr Thomos Lorry Morsholl. e 'ws fs Q X 'N v si I, A Y Allon Gloss President IVAA V ' 'sf , . Wx i Q 3 A . rv' Q-X cw sf ,r ff? E ' , - 5' vs - ,Lv vi . -.-.Eh A' ' cw. , l 1 ' ' W 5 5 ,Q-.252 ' Y it if I I A. X , 4 A , , . ,QW ijQYf..,. X 1 2 KJ 4 A sf 1 if K f . P 6 t ,J ? f t'-Sv X 'Mr Q' Left to Right: Floyd Christenson, Mark ic A , 51, Bonar, Earl Groshart, Roger Steele, sg gy., Richard Tessen, Jim Deal, Julian Holt, 'M Aff M 'B Bill Underwood, Margery King. f f f ' 1 2 V 'E .3 , rw A as X Q., rw I ,,,,,, .' V rf., X W 1 ' x. ,. fin ,- A ,. Robert Alves Earl Groshart 9, ' X Fall President President ' g et James Deal if .Q Spring President ,, A N, sm, A , , , f WW, W, Q 72 74 f f frff 1 f f we 2 fffgv 1 Q ? ff sf! fa ZZ! i am 1 C 7,1410 5- ,c '9 My if p ,4 g fm, -4 - ' WJ? FK igf' W-.Mu r r HQAIMK ,cg AMERICAN HEMICAL SQCIETY Purposes: To afford an opportunity for the students of chem- istry and chemical engineering in SSC to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional associationg to secure experience in pre- paring and presenting technical material before audiencesg to foster a professional spirit among the members and to instill a professional pride in chemistry. MATH CLUB Purposes: To promote the understanding of the true nature of mathematics, its scope and application to different fields, to increase an interest in mathematics, to promote fellowship and participation in the group process. Seated-Left to Right: Ann Rodriguez, Nancy Lemmon, Linda Roth, Howard McDonough, Jim Deal, Bob Alves, Bill Underwood, Bill MacTosh, Anita Fickewirth, Pat Godfrey. Standing: Tak lwasa, Mat X, Matsuda, Dr. Stanley Hughart. ? ,.,,, J 5 it A f' X is 1 I , , . . M ,Y f 32? N V A -:vii fs U .1 ' 1 f MMM A 1 , he if sm f 1 'YI X ,pm f 5' .4. , , ,x. 4 Y YQ, 'XA WM ' il! KW mmm' M 1- 04 Ji Va? Q, 3 .s 9 5 ,K so f ' Swami is f ,, if , MM, ,,,,V sw if-kung: Vx , s. K Left to Right: Pat Fitzgerald, Bob Weber, Suzanne Lilly, Jack Brooks, Sally Weber, Dr. Draper, Joan Plowe. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENT CRGANIZATICN Purposes: To unite the Christian Scientist within the college in closer bonds ot Christian Sally Weber . fellowship, to afford students, graduates and faculty members who so desire an oppor- President tunity to learn the truth about Christian Science and an opportunity to participate in the activities ot the Christian Science movement. RES PUBLICA Purposes: To promote the practical study of the political operations and problems at the various levels ot government. fm' ,E C, , 419' Homer Brown Left to Right: James Scandalis, Bob Tallmon, Zane Vorhes, Homer Brown, Joanna President Clark, Dr. Bemis, Oto Sumio. , gif ..,. 118 Business Administration Above Clockwise Dr Gage Norman Henlcleman Foster Maxwell, Jim Mischo, Pat Cole, Eleanor Mar- tin, Jim Tapp, Harold Marshall, Jr,, Paul Plescia, Bruce Bassett, Barbara Stenzel, Ted Miller, Judy Foote, Bob Nunes, Carol Peters, Marcella Mae, Arnold Parks, Gordon Sayler. Center Row: Joyce Brady, Donna Wolfe, Catherine Heggie, Earl Fisher, Herb Barth. f ,N .. T W Robert Dalziell c Fall President ,,., s 9 K ,,V, 1 it -X Zi ff it -V it gf S, cw' 'Z s ,X is 5:-is f 1 , K do ,-v,, 'Q V ,, W ,,,,.,- 4 . ,,,, ,J gf i Q , . ,fn 1 H Purposes: To develop understanding and appreciation of the business vvorld, its ob- iectives, operations and people, to encour- age and uphold sound, honest practices and to maintain business on a high ethical plane, to promote friendly relations be- tvveen members and faculty and business- men, to provide opportunities for active participation in a campus group composed of members vvith similar educational, voca- tional and social interests, to provide op- portunities to learn principles and prac- tices of leadership, human relations, man- agement and vvritten and oral expression, to cooperate with and to contribute to college-sponsored activities which are designed to beneht the college and its students in general. StandingfCloclQvvise: Paul Plescin, l-larlod Marshall, Jr., Jim Tapp, Bruce Bassett. Seated Joy Wallis, Carol O'Brien, Marcella May, Phil McKenzie, Ed Kulink, Judy Foote, Carol Peters, Frank Pangburn, John Briggs, Gordon Sayler, Lee Elam, Jim Morgan, Ted Saed SQ t X gas vw ' 1 ik. X ' ct 4 a s A L fl ,X c sl., aw' 5, s.,.,, . 5 ,ff 2 Seated-Left to Right: Carol Farnsworth, Arliene Wright, Jack Duke, Patty Koziki Standing Ron Clark Walt Goldthorpe, Don O'Neill, Howard Schwartz, Nora Tucker, Joy Wallis, Zane Vorhes Homer Brown 1 Patty Koziki Fall President Jack Duke Spring President c iak 'gr ,-.',,,' f MN, uhm I H qfriygk. Elf 5: YOUNG DEMOCRATS Purposes: To stimulate in young people an active interest in government affairs, to increase the ethciency of popular government affairs, to foster and perpetuate the ideals and principles ot the Democratic Party, to provide for our people through its administration the highest degree ot iustice anal social welfare Seated Lett to Right Robert Edrington Joanna Clark Linda Lentz Shirley Leven ton Standing Tom Willoughby John Davis Jack Wolfe Bob Zaro Tom John son Dr Murray . ,, rf! ' 4 ' 'f 'f ff ff M ,, ,, . - W -T ff yfff if r PM ww v , , f f y fff if i,,gh' iw 9 4 , 1 im .. 241131 I f ? J 'V Z KZ vw. f f X V L S Peg ROOHCY President ,f, f , f A fm -s f 'vim .ff-1 if ,,,, , f v wiv ,V M4 M al. . ws, -1, 4 A , 1 f f A Wzvjfiv ,I X , f 'A X . ,X g V .is i x ' Fff? F , Q! W P ' or -S , 'VI' Li t , V 8 , . ,Vs if ,yo f Q, ,gy Ire! .tiff ,nm sfft' 4 4 ,V .. 1,4 M f f is f, ' ' QW X' ff , C , , A ww, ww W' S yy 4 1, , fig ' If' ,rf-if f W N cf: if I E 3M,,,,,,Ax ,,. r f5,m'w' s , ., sf, ,'iW5'ff 27 'V?g,4f'-?'iZg'1g'1b. , , M, V 'Q 6, ,grew JJWNW, r.gk,,,?g'w llfwl i 7.19 ' ., i, ,g 1..j1w,,,?m-55,-.1'? G11 4,2 ' ' ft, fwf A f y 'K' are ,, YU ' Kv wf . ff 'lk .iw Lai' L K 'tf f ,pt S'Qi,,t',7 ' ' W NW Q ..,I 8 V WMI f is I V YI W ,, it QAM ,144 f A 1 by - ,, V , . ,K, qsgtd.. ,, ' , -f , .1 X g ,N V V 5,2 , , , ,. , , , V, , . J'- , H , -. . f M 4 VA ,. V 1..,, Left to Right: Tom Johnson, Ric Carver, Jackie Allen, Carolyn Hamilton, Sherry Towner, Glenda Smart, Linda Lentz, Peg Rooney, Wallis, Gail Albertson, Don Kast, Joe McElvaney, Georgia McJenlcin, Vivian Carter, R. B, Gibberson. Purposes: To loring together skiiers and ski enth usiasts at SSC into a club tor social and recreational activities, to promote good citizenship, to foster har- monious relations and a spirit ot co other ski clulos and mento. operation within the State College, with federations, and with organizations in the city ot Sacra- W cf: Ai, J img! SZZSMZWS sffnff 121 'lst Row-Left to Right: Pat Glass, Dr. Cruden, Nancy Baird, Mr. Cox, Jim Mischo Bill Kent. 2nd Row: William Hughes, Dan lvlischo, Roger Stillvvell, John Davis Marvin Smith Bert Russ, Wallis York, Robert Vitt, Frank Herald, Clark Jacobs, R. B, Gibbelson Jack Meyer, Douglas Scovill, James Tapp, Vince Damore, Keith Christensen, Dennis Cobb is Donn Kelsey. Q' pw S.A.M. Society for Advancement of Management Purpose: A student chapter to cooperate vvith the sponsoring chapter through the ottice ot the student chapter coordinator, who is appointed by the SSC chapter president. SPEECH AND HEARING Purposes: To create 'understanding ot the speech therapy tleld, promote speech therapy as a profession, provide more extensive professional growth while in training and otcler social activities tor the group. Clockwise: Nadine Stennet, Sandra Rhodes, Edith Hardie, Ed Brennan, Gene Starns, Del Vvengerroth, Robert Hazeltine, Don Larson, Dr. Rees, Sheila Dubrovner. 12' we H 4 W' x, WESLEY CLUB Purposes: To further Christionity ond promote friendships by vvorking vvith other denominotionol groups, to further interest in vvorld problems, to provide o unified orgonizotion tor Methodists to build ottenddnce ot Methodist College oge groups in Methodist churches. Ken Pen mon President Foreground-Lett to Right: Reverend H. Culver, Sidney Smith, Jim Weothers, Bock: lvlorielle Tsukomoto, Mrs, Brunswick, Pot Brunsvvick, Dr, Covey, Rose Okomoto, Dorothy Cook, Dr. McCullough, Jim Deol Winono Cound, Eulo Morguon, Noncy Schmidt, Lilo Boumcin, Bev Socconi, Glorio Rusch, Ben Fleming Joanne Klovee. Joanne Mognetti. 1 v- sw. 1 i Mona., .I ff? sl fl is MSE 2, ,,,,,,,,, ,v 1 J y r 125115:-e, 'Av .ww ,714 4' ' 'iw is -- -4... . ,, . f-1: L .-,.,L-... .....-......... .,.. ............1..,,...................................,.......,,,, as 77 L The purposes ot this Club ore to promote ond further oithletics ot SSC, to ossist in corrying out othletic octivities Controcted by SSC, ond to provide o meons by which the lettermen ot SSC con meet ond discuss problems ot on othletic noture. .wi Q' X Q is 39 it l QQ , in Bob Nelson all President lst Row-Lett to Right: Red Powell, Len Mozzoro, Ron Limeberger, Mike Cordenos, Lorry Avilo, Ed Pegrom, Bob Nelson. 2nd Row-Left to Right: Bob Hocking, Cleo Lewis, Lyle Wilson, Noel McKee, Sonny Rolfe, Fred Moeller, Bill Hickey, Cocich Hol Wolf, sponsor. -W4-,ff m E,,i-W Q. ,Q , 'm.'?,,g.x: ' L 'Y .PQ g., db! . rl, 1 va nh' ' ' '. . ,'gg,'?'v',, f f , Q , 'n.-.i,4,1- A ' 1, z c -' f. f. 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I . af.:-.fsffff-'ra f 1 ' A '.'Qf1' I A , -D - ww ' XM yi ' L L S 3' wwf' ' Q ' , Q, . r !,' - 3. A ,' ,' ,K ,f' A' A ,f ,VA ,251 A'.,,,2,'f Ts.p' 'fav V f.,g,g.qg,gi,f4V,f-'5. . I5 ,' ' ASLTN' --4- .a'9., , . -,.x ..-- A . ' .Jun '.,, L.4 . I' ,+ r ,kiwi 'f,',,-gil fri, A. fue ifr? ',,, ,Vg ..,N,'iggJ,,,'f . , ',gi,-,ghhm ,', JV if 'Z w 1 , Aff ff if ' ' W A ,, N 'Is1' row: Som Pulloro, Lloyd Snelson, Joe Woy, John Mozzei, Roy Everinghom, Dove Hofell, Bill Worner, Ed Sofo, 2nd row: Wolly Hood, Bob Tollmon, Bill Kuykendoll, Jock Dirsfine, Evcm Bell, .lim De Leon, Jon Beover, Tom Willoughby, Jock Fallon, Berf Roof, .lim Forsfy. Ler to Righfz Bill Hickey, Jim Allen, Neil Amick, Roger Fong, Chuck Mobley, Chuck Green, Lorry Voss. J i f ,w,,,, ,3 f gw ,J X, My ,MN -ff I A Y 1 ,L 1-A Inter Club Council ws' ty- 1 1 svtfif ,A it vw, -- L . Q . ,- ,M -','. f sri ' Wg,,4?xDf.yE,x .1 , l 1 ' X W sim N 1 . X ., W ' . S Q' ,L,. 3 ,ff 1 , ll UL N A b .HF I 'if . , ,, iv. .wt . g A 1? K if Q' L as J ,V 5 50 ,Jr YW lst Row: Robert Hortley, Norman Wrlson Joe Hood Georglo Holes Doncld l Hcrupmcrn Fred J Patterson Home Brown 2nd Row Clarence Tooley, Jock Brooks, Walt Golclthorpe Pot Kang Shirley Cuneo Pot Gloss 3rd Row John C Kirk Lyle Wilson Ed Cozens Agnes Leon, Muriel Roberts, Betty Buller Johclnno Tuma 4th Row Bob Gemor Lloyd Snelson Dr Segrest Loren Gross: Douglas Middleton. 5th Row: Sorolee Ritchey Rose Okomoto Del Roberts Rosory Welngort Dr Chrlstle NEWMAN CLUB 5 i J- zl' f 2 f 1 i l A i . Q 3 i if l t L 5 i we 4- fr: T' X 5 2 L , J 'i ' 'ts 4' S , i j , 2 E 24 ei L. ,W iff' 'ist Row: Judy Gillons, Dorothy Pellegrino, Zoe Ferris, Nanci Pierce, Cathy Schuler, Joanne Piazza. 2nd Row: Joanne Brust, Maureen McMahon, Julie St. Amour, Marlene Scheiber, Shirley Cuneo, Arliene Wright, Pat Nolan, George Lewis, Pat Schuler, Mr. Merrit Skeels. 3rd Row: Al Anicich, Pat Melarkey, Herb Parshall, Nora Anne Tucker, Shirley LeVenton, Barbara lvicCutcheon, Jerry Kaiser, Larry Lynch, Julian Holt. 4th Row: Creede Anderson, Don Baxter, Jack Duke, Phil Sorenson, Karl Schnetz, Pat Conger, Tom Armstrong. Purpose: To provide tor the spiritual, social, and intel- lectual advancement ot its members, and tor the encouragement ot what is best in college lite . . . X Ss! Qs- r 79 74 W' 7, U 5 y Q ,mga f f f c N X X l l ,,- l 1-1 j l vw DESERET Purposes: To promote good tellovvship ond Wholesome ossociotion ornong college men ond women, to provide intellectuol stirnulotion, to furnish Culturol odoptotions tor our tolents ond to toster the religious lite ot SSC. At Right: Foreground-Left to Right: Eloine Durtee, Joneol Yeotes, Dr. Eldredge, Lee Anno Woodworth, Jon Erickson. Buck: Tom Nix, Jim Hunter, Richord Ocikden, Doug Middleton, Roy Roskelley, Dee Gilliam, Morie Ge-lrnstedt, Deon Fowles. s i . Dorene Lopp Foll President I Q 1 l 'Cl 'wx v Q3 f . - ,is Dole Johnson We ' Spring President 128 w I a g ,,, 43, X, ,A 511 ,J f JJ' 7 ,R Q11 Tom Nix President LUTHERAN TUDENT ORGANIZATION At Left: Foreground-Lett to Right: Pastor Gulhciugen, Corolyn Robinson, Borboro Rickord, Edith Schmidt, Agnes Leon, Potty Jo Lillilond, Borboro Miller, Dorene Lopp, Sherrie Morosch, Mory Jo Sololcowslcy, Postor Steffen. Bock: Lctrry Voss, Gordon Doctor, Dole Johnson, Bill Trieglolt, Herb Hoven, Herb Schromm, Orley Boklcen, Dole Koehler. Purpose: To unite the Lutheron students into bonds of tellovvship with the Lutheron religion ds the guiding toctor. l 4 K w-, 1 fi ! t ,.Z3g N ..,,., ' , f , r- f i -.:r,f5rfMs,Q. l it I f f xxx.. A '- ,fa 3 www wifi Q My f, f K Sk John Briggs f 3- r' My 'Zia A - -1-A ss-,Aww ' , ,,.,, f A W . ,Q ws If ' y 7 f 49 l J 1 Sf,,v i f . , Q s x Left to Right-Standing: Bob Warner, Sherwood DeWein, Fred Benton, Dole Koehler, John Briggs, Lorry Voss, Bill Kent, Jim Weothers, Dole Johnson, Gory Ketchum, Kneeling: Gole Nelson, Joy Wallis, Ed Cozens. CIRCLE K College Kiwanis Purposes: To emphosize the odvontoiges ot the Americon vvoy ot lite, to provide oppor- tunities tor leodership troining in service, to encouroge porticipotion in group octivities, to promote tellovvship ond high scholorship, ond to encouroge ond promote the following ideos: President l. To give primocy to the humon ond spirituol rother thon to the moteriol volue ot lite. 2. To encouroge the doily living ot the Golden Rules in dll humon relotionships. 3. To promote the odoption ond the opplicotion ot higher sociol, business ond protessionol stondords. Club Fair Booth: Dole Koehler ond John Briggs look on while Orley Bokken signs up Bob Tollmon os o prospective member. Dole Johnson points out items of interest to on oclmiring loss who is not Q prospective member. ff .u My Z X - l LAP' ix l ,,Q W J nfl Z N fe ... lil: ' .. 'iw 6 1 1 W.-Y lst row, left to right: Rosary Weingart, Deanna Peters, Bill Trulock, Connie Stebbins. 2nd row: Nancy Baird, Donald Hauptman, Jon Erickson, Marilyn Day. 3rd row: Peggy Baird, Dr. Linnell, Mary .Io Ellis, Claire Ann Squeres. Purpose: To serve as a medium forthe advancement of the Humanities and the Fine Arts. Purpose: To promote college fellowship and understanding PRO ARTIBUS , -f .M W' Clarence Tooley President lst row, left to right: Earl Groshort, Karen Granlees, Jack Brooks, I: i Vern Dority, Clarence Tooley, Robert Nelson, Evalyn Gebhart, Barry M, Callister, Ted Ashworth. ff- MF:- L? : s ' rr Z- . by f Q. t: .i' I 'l 1 I 'Rf' WHITE CAPS Left to right: Dr. Faurot, Louise Hansen, preside t- V th ' n , yrl Carter, Doro- y Waterbury, Opal Dick A A son, Olga Smith, instructorg R uth Ellsworth. Purpose: to enhance the collegiate , social, and cultural activities of the membersg to further the progress and developement ofthe department of Nursing Education and Health Educatio - n. to enable the memb ers to find a broader and richer service in their professi onal and communit y life. My N VME. We .Wm , Wwwfmfn 'WMX' .....M,,,,,..-wf0P' - , ,f J X wwavfw' YQ ? WC 4 e wi Mu. K 'K Sw - if aa: A i s M 5 ,, 1 ff mi 2 :Z ai G swat , ng., 'm 'Uhr ALPHA PHI is OMEGA i National Service Fraternity composed ot college and university men who are or have been previously attiliated vvith the Boy Scouts. Purpose: To assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship and promote service to PHI humanity, Pledges: Kneeling-Lett to Right: Dick Greene, Wayne Martin, Frank Goss. Standing: Jack Kirk, Paul Mac- Millan, Norm Wilson, Julian Holt, Gary Burns, Bill Bonner. Brian Roberts ag President 1 Q. wg? 3. ggi sf- , V ,ix my ' K g, :,, 2 Q, , X m'll N55- ff X , .,,, W S' ' 5 1 4 i as Q S Above-lst Row: Wayne Martin Frank Goss Bill Bonner Jim Brownell. 2nd Row: Paul MacMillan, Julian Holt, Dick Greene, John Cuneo, Hal Robinson. 3rd Row Norm Wilson, Phil Honsen, Doug Forrester, Jack Kirk, Gary Burns, Brian Roberts, Jim McMillan. lst Row: Brian Roberts, Hal Robinson. 2nd Row: John Cuneo, James McMillan, Doug Forrester, Phil Hansen, James Brownell, ALPHA PI DELTA Purposes: To promote octive interest in college cictivitiesg to become o chopter ot o recog- nized notionol troternity, to develop experience in group octivity, ond to provide sociol octivities for its members. i i f i 'Hr i I E 5 l 94:9 . 9257 , '? 'f' lst Row-Left to Right: Hunt Chopin, Jim Myers, Perry Youngreen, Hovvord Hubbord, Mr. Witt. 2nd Row: Jock Slcrom, Jim Morrow, Don Blumbock, Bob Nomple, Jim Dovenport, Don Robb, 1' - -Agassi? Noel McKee, R. B. Gibberson. 3rd Row: Bob Nlcliillop, Lorry Zunino, Howord Lovedol, Neil j Amiclc, Gordon Fergusson, Ric Corver, John Rehn. 55 -I - .ff f , W , T . 2 4 wwf? ,Ji If X , X Perry Young reen Foll President Don Sronce ond .lim Myers cleon up the trophy which their Hoot won in the Homecoming Porode. Jim Morrow ond Noel Cox vvotch from the winning cor. Noel Cox Spring Presiden 15' r - , John Cuneo Joe Duren 917' Jack Toedt Dave Schellhous Paul Spaulding Purposes: To develop o spirit ot brotherhood, to inspire loyalty to ideals and traditions of SSC, to encourage activi- ties- social, forensic, athletic, scholastic. Jim Mischo '1 President Bill Eipper Vice-President Tony Stathos Treasurer 'ij 1' 4 'lt i T, S -1 f Q F , ,I 0 1 , Q 4, fc , ixff' -,, ii -if xfff 1 . V W V, s l , f gif' -ci' l N . 1 4 T - 1 f yf v. if ' AF 3,7 ' al, un, .A S r' ' f , QM I I . iam Mr, Monk Sponsor Bert Gower Sgt-at-arms x News Kuppa Sigma Sweethearts: Left to right: Bobbie Byer, Shirley Hurst, Karen Granlees. Orville Dejong Dick Byer Vince Damore Bob Gemar Ed Lloyd Rec. Secretary Corres, Sec, .Eff-221 X ,qw , wi., ff2. .X,.,-ss, ' , ' l 7' 13 a Q25 tl T i i E mv f 'X if i i is X V M ' rzggyvk' X Q, 5 ' V V i ' 35, si i 1 I if..:rxpg:tg,,5-Zvggcjftfg fig-1,355 - ' '.l:Qz?iiiiii, i7lff Qf.' titmfti KN 5 - T' i li- ' S 3 , , . 25122151 A ref iwzmgtlgf tit sw it 5 . ' .fi 5531 Q2 Q :wx- il I t l 'tg' :xiii N 1 sv ' - -rv 215131274 l I ll im, 14:-, ' M3135 cus: , tm. .V g 1,,, 'Wax J 1 c ss Qs w . X 0 3- K Nx 3 , 0 f 'ff' of K - fag i - fx , x x X X X ' lg 3' f i X 1 Q z , Q Ed B,-iles Homer Brown ,V,, gg? -ss X451 X fi-fl 4,0 '1. ' . 'K 2 X if F ., , , ,s ia, . Dr. Arnold Sponsor Dr. Moore Sponsor John Bailey Bruce Becker Spring President ,. - Y -1 ,iff 'iii -X K .try .2 Y ,Q Z Y W - w Qi' 4 ,, ,F ,f f 1 W?-H fy WJ W lr ,fl Q, '-VX ' W l I N l i 1 ,gg 4 ll! li Jack Dirstine Jack Fallon Lowell Hansen ff f f f' .1-In ,uc , Wywf gikv J 1, f 4 f W Purposes: To maintain awareness and worth ofthe individualg to develop abilities, promote respectable social interaction, attain characteristics befitting a mature individual, to promote school spirit and develop an awareness ofthe community. 'K li il il Members are pledged to maintain a blood fund and toward the upkeep of Alumni Grove. Scholarship is promoted by a S25 bond given annually to one of the members. Tom Willoughby was awarded the scholarship this year. f A 4 3 I 3 Dick Givens S ' V ll 1 ' - ri Historian ' Q AE 'cf n I , Lloyd Snelson Sgt-at-arms nl 1' , , If ' if' , iywsf 3 I W K. 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Above Top: Two scenes from the Winning act, Blackboard Bunglef' presented by Alpha Pi Delta Fraternity. Jim Allen, MC, introduces the members of the skit. Lett to right are Corky Fergusson, Noel McKee, Don Scronce, Perry Youngreen, Jim Allen, Larry Zunino, Jim Myers, Jim Morrow, Don Baumbaclc, John Rehn, Bob McKillop, Ric Carver, J. Huntley Chapin. BLOCK VARIETY SHCW Block S sponsored an all-club variety show tor a scholarship benefit. An inscribed trophy and ten per cent ot the box office receipts were presented to the winning act. Five competitive and tive non-competitive acts were presented. Upper Left: Jim Allen presenting his famous pane tomime ot Bing Crosby and Al Jolson, The Spaniard That Blighted My Life. Rhapsodettes: Donna Reagan sang Romance and Desert Song, accompanied by violinists Marilyn Casey and Roberta Schnieder with Carol Sagehorn at the piano. Above: Lutheran Students presented Miss Pettigrew lPatty Jo Lillilandl leading her girls in recital. Lett to right, they are Barbara Rickard, Dorene Lapp, Sherrie Morasch, Barbara Miller, Mary Jo Sobkovvsky, Bobbie Hoover. Above, right: Circle K's Barber Shop Cutups was a bloody comedy with disastrous results. Cast members are, left to right, Orley Bakken, John Briggs, Wayne Martin, Bob Warner, Bill Arthur, Dick Greene, Dale Johnson, Jay Counterclockwise-ist: Jim Condon represented Alpha Phi Omega with a Mike Hammer dialogue. Znd: Ed Shumate in o punchy tighter comedy routine with Jim Allen as the straight man. 3rd. John Mahan sang All At Once You Love Her to win third place for Xi Theta Chi. 4th: All of Me and More Than You Know were the selections presented by Bill Trieglatt. 5th: Judy Niederloh singing The Man I Love. 6th: Kay Luulei Du Pont won second place for Deseret Club. Below: The Club t'air, held bi-annually, is designed to acquaint new students with the organizations on campus. Bottom: Members ofthe Crucible cast relax and study lines while receiving last minute instructions from Dr Thomas. ji .rS4!aT f 'X X T 0 I 0 N'-w.,,.. Wifi, ,xgX,.::, 127' If 2 eff 7 5 'T 2 rr s.is 2 T' f r ,T 1 y W 7291115 M y Q, N .fawws A461 45 iuyggfxg fame' 41: JQUQCJ mai fx., i 70 0614? Aizfmffres , , V l Q rams so my r,,My ,A fm' ff' Wfff' Qfif,fmfQ,.f.f s lvxwfflffi 70 550 ,761-1 xvyfxgnvigl V6 eff? 1, Hit!! ,-1-1. gf fyffvy' C' ffTi7f?,7d44Q4iQf .45 vf Hiwiaxarf Upper Left: Three members of Circle K are aT work building a wishing Well. Above: The completed well was seT up in The library Tor sTudenTs To make conTribuTions. The sign so clearly stares The purposes of The WUS fund drive ThaT iT is noT necessary to repeat Them here. LefT: Jack Skram, lefT, and Jim Myers of The Alpha Pi DelTa FraTerniTy are selling flowers To raise money Tor The fund. All of The organizaTions on campus conrriloule Toward raising money for WUS. The picTures here are represenfative, not inclusive, of The clulos porTi-zipating in The drive. 139 World University Service SENICRSQN tPh 1 h dt Adams, Cora M. Adams, Ruth E. Albright, Dean H. Algeo, Frances H. Allen, Raymond W. Anderson, Hortense T. Andree, Helen M. Anicich, Albert G. Aurich, Stanley A. Ausburn, Billy G. Babayco, Albert J. Bahrs, Alvin H. Baker, lrving C. Baker, Robeft G. Baker, Vernon C. Bandy, F. Melanie Barbaria, Jill M. Barry, Maxine L. Bell, Reita E. Borgia, Anthony W. Boyd, James A. Boyett, Duane N. Breen, Jack P., Jr. Briles, Milan E. Calmes, Dallas L. Campbell, Alice J. Chan, Lona L. Chee, William Cheney, Hardin W. chow. Edward Christenson, Floyd E. Clark, Virgil L. Cobb, Dennis A. Catlin, Ruth N. Cohn, Lucille Riener Cook, Dorothy J. Cooley, Virginia C. Corbin, Anne L. Cortez, Adolfo M. Crell, Bonnie Crespillo, Frank, Jr. Crocker, Phyllis B. Dains, Henry C. Darling, Thomas A. Davies, James E. De Leon, James S. Derr, Gerald H. Dickson, Opal E. Dudley, Carol J. Dupzyk, Charlotte Dyson, Ruth M. Ellsworth, Hattie R. Ewald, Albert A. Faulkner, Frederick H. Finch, John E. Fong, Allen Foster, Larry Al Fowler, Lyle M. Friedman, Andrew, Jr. Fuerst, Martin Fujimoto, George Fuller, William Gage, Raymond L. Galpin, Fred R. Gardner, Judson A. Gaston, George N. Geis, Fred Louis Gerlinger, Beverly A. Ghidella, Edward J. Giberson, Reuben B. Gidaro, Alexander D. Givans, Richard B. Golembiewska, Josephine Gotcher, Bessie Goroski, Leonard E. Gouveia, Clement Graham, Walter V. Grant, Patricia E. Gray, James P. Gray, John B. Gray, Raynald L. Greacen, Bruce L. Green, Inez R. Greig, Douglas C. Groshart, Earl C. Hahn, Moo S. Hailparn, Helen D. Hansen, Henry S. Hansen, Janelle M. Harbey, Douglas L. Harrington, Edward J. Hartmann, Mary N. Heard, Harold C. Heaton, George E. Heiman, David E. Hellam, Myrtice Sage D. Hempler, Mary M. Henley, Earl E. Hennige, Jean W. Henry, William Hereza, Edward P. Hess, Kenneth L. Hester, Eleanor G. Hoider, Oran B. Hollingsworth, Olamarie Hoover, Howard H. Hopkirk, John D. Huckins, Lucille C. Hunter, James W. Huntley, Caroltn A. Hutchinson, Charles lwasa, Takao Keikoan, Harry S. Kelley, Richard Kildow, Genevieve S. Kim, Clinton Klinikowski, Walter P. Knosher, Maxine Kagimoto, Eddie K. Kondos, George A. Kropp, Donald Ray Lant, Eugene H. Lastufka, Charles J. Lawson, John B. Leonards, Laurie Lewis, Cleo R. Lind, Donald C. Litherland, Kenneth R. Lloyd, Edmund C. Long, Jacklynn Lotta, Arleen J. Louie, Peter E. Loverde, Patricia E. Lusk, Clarence W. Machado, Clarence Magee, Cherrie R. o o ogrup e Marcroft, Richard A. Markson, Margaret N. Marshall, Laurence R. Martin, Edward L., Jr. Martin, Russell W. Martine, Gerard Marubayashi, Kenneth Massey, Clarke C. McClendon, Joe M. McDonough, Howard McLanahan, James L. McRandle, Mary G. Mecum, Tommy J. Melarkey, Patrick E. Meltzer, Jeanette Merk, Geraldine G. Meszaros, Charles Meszaros, Elizabeth Meyers, Nancy B. Millner, John K. Moeller, Rolf H., Jr. Monsen, Monrad H. Moore, Billie D. Moore, Craig E. Moore, Ransom J. Moretton, Ernest Morgan, Ruth B. Moriya, Toshiharu Morlan, Betty F. Moulds, Virginia B. Myers, David H. Musladin, William L. Myer, Roy J. Nason, Ronald D. Neary, Shirley A. Neiman, Patricia I. Nelson, Robert M. Newlin, Barton F. Newsome, Margaret R. Niepoth, Marilyn J. O'Bryan, John T. Okada, Harold T. Olson, Richard O. Packson, Mildred H. Page, Stanley L. Panos, George P. Parshall, Herbert A. Patitucci, Joe A. Peightal, Perry Pinsler, Melvin Pitt, Rosalie Poindexter, Edward E. Polli, Richard M. Pompei, Ann P. Preece, William R. Prisk, Donald Vernon Pullaro, Samuel J. Ralph, Vashti C. Ramos, Leta Helmers A. Ray, Arthur L. Rich, Virginia E. Richards, Thomas B. Roach, Frances A. Roders, William R. Rucker, David H. Ruggles, Harold J. Runkel, Peter R. Ruth, Alvin H. Russell, Robert D. Sackett, Edgar D. Saetes, Joan A. Saitoh, Ryome l. Salmen, Richard M. Sappintirld, Mary R. Scandalis, James Schellhous, David H. Schenck, Jerald Schiller, Susan J. Schlver, Norma E. Scott, Jacob R. Sewell, Cecil E. Shatter, Arlene H. Shaffer, Donald W. Sheehy, John F. Sheets, lla Shapley, Richard O. Shepherd, Clytelle E. Shepherd, Peter R. Sherman, Hilmer M. Silver, Philip A. Smith, Alma A. Smith, lma J. Smith, Mary E. Steele, Roger B. Stewart, Genoma P. Sweetman, Edward L. Syftestad, Robert E. Tatum, Jack R. Taylor, Charles D. Taylor, Willis T. Taysom, Verl D. Taylor, Robert B. Taylor, William S. Thornburg, Joselun H. Tilson, Lester C. Toedt, John M. Trautwein, Eugene C., Jr Uyemura, Ruby Valdez, Daniel R. Underwood, William L. Visick, Lorraine M. Vonasek, Jane W. Wallis, Joy H. Watson, David A. Waters, Max S. Watson, Jesse F., Jr. Way, Joseph L. Weber, Robert E. Welch, Eileen R. Wender, Joseph A. Wengenroth, Delbert F. Westrup, Richard D. Whetstone, Asa E. White, Robert A. Whitehead, Robert J. Wiese, Eugene K. Winn, Kathleen Witt, Eugene A. Wong, Darrell H. Wothley, Helen F. Wrenn, Harold W. Yamaguchi, Hoseph Yoshiyama, Clayton J. ext X rv au . 15... ' ., , I , 'o . I A' ' f,,n'f ' F , .A h 4, lf , 5 2 . LC, J L. , X 1. 1-'.'?vl4' N 1' v , ,view if H, 1 - 'E -3' , taxi'-Miz M751 til-1 MKS' ,O.' 00' 'w , - aussi. .vi 4 A 'I 1 L . i 6 '. p L. 0 I . N C V r , . - C NFf f'1 wwf.: 1 V42 skim? rf ng'??E99E'f' E9 .Q .2 . i3 F C?l9 7?e , egg? fe? 45 , J 5 -dj irifff .155 rg: Rs X 'Qing' ti? l ' K FOCJTBALL 1955 The fall of T955 saw the second year of football as Sacra- mento State. Coach Dave Strong was faced with the problem of building a team around a very few returning lettermen. The first day of practice saw two new faces on the coaching staff, in addition to Hal Wolf, helping Strong were Hank Eles- puru and .lim Vitti. The Hornets started strong, winning their first two games against Southern Oregon and Treasure Island Navy. 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Victory: Jubilont Hornets yell out cutter tirst grid September 174, 1955, by ci score of 7-6. 1' :sg 3 mam ff 'V -N ' QM 4 44W if al x., ! Mm Allen Manage' W, f .fp A 7 - ff' X ,Qs . 4 04 fm gr.. W -. eff, YZ FN ,Marla ,f . , ' f ,SA ' -uw win. Southern Oregon College become Stote's first victim g5?X,.W5 l Q. lim' 2 149 XJ WN A ., Wk CWM W X Q F ' sw X, ,W XS . Q51 O H Q, h 2- i, Bob Pollette Trainer 'HF ...- l 1 , .rv ,W 3 N Y xx X xx 'Wvwr Aldo lwanga, Bob Brown' Guard N Tackle Neal Amic TGCkle ,W f I, f f , ,1- Vw, X56 ff? f XA' JW f affix f 'We '! 0 ,.,,, ' 4 E WRu.s .N 0 - -mm, Um ,,, z A-afliim 2 jej 1-. ,gf 1.4 ffm 1 li 25: V4 -4' Z 3' lla, . ', , f, if . H 24 KW 4 5 ' Evan Bell, Guard ,fr W M W 77 X Q Q N krgx 5 Q Glenn Underwood, Guard -s X , X I ? 1' 'W 'Q ,x X K M X-X X a ,zff,,x, X XV 5 1,,x,5,,, Q 5 .59: , , MA' Xp,gX,: ,f' ' Q fx. . '-vw ' A ff ' ww: ' X rp: wx 'L 'W 0' aw M' X Y 7 1 wee: 5 ww X Y Z ' G ' YG it .ff G ' KW! Eg! vu 8 In .EI X 2,354 Xf ' 5, fi X -22 if gig .X A hw ,, ' , ' N I ' f I 3 I, 'Qi gr f ' -Q , Wg gk ' iw VV,Y! W -MX '54 wx X ,gf ,f ,, V brake! ,Nami f ,, A ' i K . ' V, .V J Varsity: Back row, left to right: Wally Hood, Mgr., Chuck Mobley, Bolo Syftestad, Dole Freeman, Bob l-lock g Keth Coggeshall So ny Rolfe, Coach Hal Wolf. Front row: Chuck Taylor, Assistant Coach, Dave Zenor, Bill Kuykendall, Lee Farns th F a lc T outman Bob Mattila, Ron Limelourger, Assistant Coach Jim Vitti. Not Present: Red Powell. After a poor practice record, the Hornets found themselves, and after dropping their first three FVVC games, they won five out of their next seven games to finish in fourth place in the conference. CONFERENCE SCORES .. SSC 52 l-IUMBOLDT 74 SSC 54 HUMBOLDT 58 SSC 53 SAN FRANCISCO 77 SSC 63 SAN FRANCISCO 62 SSC 8l CAL AOOIES 56 SSC 69 CAL AGOIES 60 SSC 7l NEVADA 65 SSC 60 NEVADA 7l SSC 64 CHICO 61 SSC 58 Cl-llCO 75 151 HQ! 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Chuck Mobley CIOJ scores as safety valves Frank Troutman C37 and Bob Syttestad stand poised for a rebound. s 0 ygm . DoXe Freemfmf CUP B'H KUykendolI Bob Syffesfcxd Keifh Coggeshou . V 4 5 3 Z fe 1 g f 5 R. s I . , ,,,,, K ,.W ,,.. 153 Q 1 Q 'kim sv 3: ANN SPV i ,Sy S-4 gglH5l cl scofes O h YGY On l'lo'oleY drives ove' l e Chi-,Ck . B b S fr 1 d 1 Nevada o y eso see Bill Kuykenclczll releases o two pointer, os Bob Syffe- sfod comes in for C1 possible Tip in. ms o get The iump on three of The Wolves. He scored on jump shot thot followed. ixfif' Fr Unk Tfourmcn during early SeGlf1ndpi3OQl3. mon fighting for The b H C Ice game. Cl :VA :JW .411 .. M .10 an pf if -.':,f MSX fly h ,f ' 2 f Y .1 -I l I! '2,.,3' Ch Uck Mobxey' Most Valuable Player s 1 1 x 3. 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M X N f Nw. 6 0 N-Q 5,7 ,, I-Ifyg X X Q A 1' X f ' h 4 'Y ' UA S45 lm Y ,,,..W4,, , , Bob Hocking Frank Troufman Lee Farnsworth Dove Zenor Z! 'NND Will if be o h'f ' 'P. ' - 1 . The Way. I or C1 mass.. Thus us on everyones mnnd os Bob Syffesfccys Shot is on ,l S'Y ' Ouch! Ron Limeberger hits the floor hord during Pociflc game. Chuck Mobley hos the longest orm in The struggle for The rebound. 'Wu ll I give it T LeT's see now, who sha Frank Troufman as he attempts To keep The Tad Tries To persuade play alive Frank To give him The fl! 4 As . Bob .Syffes ball. O? says :iff Q 4 -X , .,.. Q S ' f -, x a .- 1422, Q i Z i A 9 - 3 E 15. 3, K 'Q E -fa., Bob Syffestad seems To climb Ken Longero's back as he pushes Through Two points in The er the Wolves. Hornets' 7l-65 vvin ov me Frosh squad: Lett to' right, Back row: Coach Jim Vitti, Dave Zenor, Dan Sylvester, Kieth Coggeshall, Ray Johnson, Manager Dick Markson. Front row: George Calder, Vic Spahn, Lee Farnsworth. Where's number 17 sweat pants? Reliable managers, Wally Hood and Dick Markson sort equipment following the night's game. 160 ' l 7 my Q A fx 3 5739 , 4 2 ..f-F 'jc Q K , MQ f f ns ,f 1 W 5 5 D wk .s 'x f x J -X - V A , V. ., ,A x WA f X X , , 7, 'Wy . ll Q My C5 K gf 'I , Q 7 - '--X Rugs .,,. ,. ff f li Wt A fx HUWU , ,. sw? A 'lsf row, left To right: Russ Bivens Chuck Couclle, Joh M ' F 4 i ?zf . 'B 7 X '4 is .Af sgjafggn ,L Q , . ff ff . W3 4' Q A -A 1 i , -ffm, Q. . X' ' 'Q-ff fig.. V? i W r..-azz. ww? Q a M 1. .W X X X i 1 A X 4 f X , f k , Q '1 s f X J K if A X sf if if ff X N. 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WW iwtm fre Q, A4Oefler John Mozzei Toys with the ideo of 'raking second under the watchful eyes of first bose coczch Frank Pedreffi. 3 sh, -Aid 5, X is mi Dick Olson reoches for one in Son Jose game. f X 4 g Q if vs V: ,offpt --M K 2:1 1 C7 - ... 'Ti-1 Mike Lofeono 165 N 41 gg ,fs Q0 ffl, in 5, 1 96599 aw, . S X-f 'fs 6 Q , Q , NM S X , 0 1 QW 5 Hmmm Ruben Alva rez 805358 Vx - I kim 1 N. :Avg W E Y' I gf ? , N . ' 1. -V NN,awv W, Dove Warnock Eddie Soto WN mg- we V W Kiefh Coggescholl 166 MSS? Chuck Green , M 7 av f 'f1 F' . ' nr , . iff QM' Q -mi . Q, Buck row: left To riglwf, Bob Parks, Joe Perncx, Coach Jock Jossi, Warren Coffeen. Middle row: right, .lim Mischo. Front row: Chuck Green, Wally Izumi. TENNIS TEAM 2 ll 2 b 5 f lx 1 l l g ff 0 ,- ' 16-Q, ll 4 ef ' AM? ' ' fvf'f5'3f, ' ' wie-'MWLWIX e W' Q 'wr f 1 ii r M' ,f V XM f Je . 'X .ml X Wally lzumf 167 emu N kj Jim Mischo LI? cg, V Q' A ,D5,,,,.' fs-S Iv W SQ ,. ,cm E P . U ww f maarxmm 1 wi C? ff F Q SqSY?Q.2X gg A K X Q 'b x , 'X Qc v' f4 QM A 'xx ' 1 2 Bob Parks w 'Q f. ' B, :V f X f X, X X X 1 xx 1 ' f, f 5 Q uf V -vw-m-wwf Warren Ccncfeen joe Pemo av -f x Q X ...B A Q 9 DY 1 68 gg weea Q iQ 4 S Z 2, . X K i , 4 J Sz New ist row, leff To right Bob Kciufmon, Mgr, Jim WeoThers, Mike Cordenos, Bernie Roberts, Roger Fong, Dick Serra, Lorry Avilo, Tony Noio, Jim Rogers, Boris Yonkofii, Ass r. Coach, Honk Eiespuru, Couch. 2nd row: Tony Freifos, Jouquin Pereircn, Joy Richeson, Poul Mes- ser, George Stofhos, Bill Snelson, Paul Goldsmifh. ,,. X S . ,Q S9 5 s . , X STATE'S FIRST BOXING TEAM George Sfomos 0 I ' 'N X . WH, fr, 4 0 f 'X Roger Fong K S Q. .1-4 lv . ,,,.vfv.' ' - Q.' w Qf ' ii 2 05 I Bnlsnekon 'NW Z I I f I J . ul ' i -Ii-1 -1-in-9 J ,YW P QU, Messer Bernie Roberts Paul Goldsmith LcirfY AWG Mike Corclenos Dick Serra Tony Freifos Tony NOIQ Jim Weathers 170 Action during Intramural Championship game Bud Miller seems to have two easy points as he goes up unchallenged. ir sf .,. . -H4 C? lg Lew Al rebolfftd. es high lf? the air 'en H29 go for Possible Z Intramural Champs: Rinky clinks line up after victory. INTRAMURALS E. E Gymncxshc Coach Jlm Viffi demonsfrcufes sfruchons To one of his performers. f J, W , 7 yi, yn 4 ' ' X V TUMBLING We glide through The air with es? of ease. in- , ,Q f P, 5 SQA' I f I Q uf 0 W W Q ,, 5 ,W ,, Q x np 7 f -J? 1 bf , The great- yr? Q3 - K ,N I .1 Y' A ', 1 1' gif 'yr 5 , fi, f f X, M, ff :yn r f X fQ,ZQ.vWwk!QZ New f f V5 X3 f , x wel -0,4 X ff e ms, Jw 1 ' f f ' XM f V. X Q K .Af , . . 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J vxSW we , 1 Xa J ' XT 1 4 ,1g,fif',,, ,'Vm A Q A A A, fm ,,,,, -'W MWZV-WN K V ' WWW ox Wkww' fnwwd- , ' 'XX T r 'ffl Coming over, Hope I lcmd righT. N 1 ,l.-L Q .HIV , 1 , U arg, ,.v. if QL -'.,,.. H 45,1 f 14 -' wx , MPP: 4 X x X Q a Sw 41 K X x shi, ' X SW w gffkiax f ' ' ag. , m fbxfigcixcx N WM? Y Q :L 6 we ,. 5 . ' 'V Q1 PSQFFV A f . -pf, ,B - X, N, V K . .cc , F f Q-'fffvp , is 5 ' 2 K j.fV,,4ge A .gk Y A p. sm QA f-.:' .wgifzffffffl ' W, ,a 4 1 y 4 , Q fwfr' M 1- ft ,uv 4 f fm. y, ve 7:05 1 f Yxyf x. . f13?'miwz..qkf , Wf - -f- f. WM ,F ,, 2 Eddie Soto First Team Chuck Mobley First Team Football Al.l. CCNFERENCE Basketball HCNORS ,f K S l f ,a ,,,l , .. by K I ' 1-wc,q,::g.f. , gf 1 2 1 f ff ' F27 . 9 . Fw 014 te f A fm 3 A QW. 2 ef .K f-I?-W - .. 7 fA,x4 N ,WN M, A .,.,. -51 f All R- 1 fbi! x N7 f f NW , E at V , 4 x f. 5wWR5 WMw tQ,,,, Q M J X fx! :f5 X f 4 x J xy? me N ., X N, R 'X 1 f ff-Q X354 213399 jfs X N? f, ' , f K X X X 1 X' Z x X' X V Q f f 96? X f X X 14 x , We Q ff lx 1 W! XX? f X Ns B f W lf ,, W x F N A Z X 5 X X 7 ,07 1 V f M X WN X J f. s X X- Boi J' ,1,, , A Q Sf WJ' get 1 Qwwyggg 1 X, cs ,gf WSQWQSQWZ sf . . f f ' ,, , Nf l bw 7 . A QQf.,x--QQW ' N o f may-wf WM f' f LW YJCXE, Nj f1Qc!N,2sf TMXWXX 5 X. F . f Dave Hotell Second Team Bob Syttestad Second Team 1 sw. ir I' L Hifi 'x 'X grim fy! 4 f if ' , Q Kwai 5 Ig MLN Q 1 sl on..- Bill Hickey cuts loose ond sends The shoi info The blue. I K. Lining up his pole, voulrer Neil White. GULF TEAM Left to Right, Cocich Aubrey Bofes, Gene Wifi, Lou Edgar, Jim SfuorT, George Timme, Leonard Hine, Missing Som Anopolsky, Lyle Wilson. 175 Sprint Dirsfine, Ver Gnd Jock ers Jon Beg 5 i ' x gi 1 k'j,.-fs' sei W s X ,. is TRACK Flrsf one fool Then The other, Hurdlers Clarke Massey, Willy Thecurd, Sfcm Corper. X .Q N 1,9 , 'K f f M X f f 1 'Un , ., , N Xx,,2i,,,.,,.,..: , W V v A X f wi V' ' x g? ww. ,i 4, lf, , ,535 Q,-W . xx Q ., . l LUCKE au:--, .sm.4-na1'vt.Hb dveff 1Sl11 i ?- TATE f 7 CGI- LEG-E A S,LT Q 'Z wx M Q1-1 'L-in-:nj .1 A fl O We Write American Express Money Orders CNE ELEVEN PHARMACY JACK H. SNODGRASS 5621 HH Street Phone GL 6-5772 Sacramento, Calif. QQ MW rv, rxww f W 4, pak L x M ,, Q 4 v' XX If W ,Q at rre. EE C X We :V 3 1 ff' X 1 6 if Here To Serve You HORNET BGOKSTORE MRS. KOONTZ, Mgr. Sacramento State College Campus ,t M, r Complete social printing . . . from invitations to reception napkins . . . See the beautiful sample book, then compare . . De WEIN PRINT SHOP 4620 Ravenwood Avenue Phone IV 9-1504 Sacramento 21, Calif. BUTLER'S SHOE STORE Featuring 0,Sullivan Soles and Heels, Jarman Shoes, Levis, Dickey Suntans Special Discount on Purchases to SSC Card Holders Hours: 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. 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