California State University Sacramento - Statesman Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)
- Class of 1957
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' - . . My , , ,:,..:,,.... ,,, 7'p?X'te-1-SQ.. , 1 -85 ,,,6g4,' 'WB ,ff L. 7 f e:'!'A' . ' W .,f4 2 f ' Q' 'F ' M A -',lfsw1fe3?f'T' AEE Ifw-'+?iEz. .. Y,... .. -,fs..-av -- ,.-.,.z . M. . wif' 691,55 xy, - Q A 1 .153 -W- I 51. 1 07 'nn' ' DIANA LIONS, Editor JOHN BRIGGS, Business Manager JOHN AMARANT, Assistant Editor JOHN WELLS, Art Director DON SHEBERT, Chief Photographer STAN HARPER, Advertising Manager LARRY STEVENS, Activities Editor PAYE SIMS, Classes Editor RANAE BLAKE, Copy Editor PETER SARBER, Photographer RAY SAGE, Artist WADE CLINE, Artist , ,Nm HERB NICHOLS, Artist CLAYTON NAKAGAWA, Sales BOBBIE HOOVER, Staff Secretary SHERWOOD DE WEIN, Advertising Consultant RHS BOHR, Faculty Advisor STAFF: ROBERTA BAILEY CAROL Joi-inson SHIRLEE Mirci-im Mme MURRAY LEE FARNswoRTH vii l I ' X, Volume 9, 1957 . . . Published by the Associated Students of Sacramento State College . . . Sacramento, California 1 - l C, WJ.. ,-pp. ...,,, --m.,,...---.. ,- ff J, , P . fu- - Q1 .04 plhvf' ll 1 9 1 ih- 4 gg- YI' 1 Ik' i -1- iwi afsssl -- .-.NY ' 4 'B ,g ,f dive' i l'oo'Y .pdl in 1., - i' 4 ,N V ,vp , .r , . f,-, as I f. 1 ' N J 1 . , f 4 A '-N ,LM , .. 4 , V . 4 , ,vi 'l .- Q -A N i 1. '- vas - -i X K 5 1 f . wi . , i' in -0 r F- ' 1 . 5 1, of ' - ' Y ay, F' ly, lk? f - Y! fir, ' - 'i ' A 'xiii ,- Y 'i ' -x ' K - ,Z , - nf I -gs v A x A 'W ,, i, f 41' 32 wif' , VY VY .3 Y A773 Q ' ' Ten years ago Sacramenlo Sl'a're College began in a handful of buildings on The Sac- ramenlo Junior College campus and 'rwo nearby apar'rmen'r houses 'rhal' served as an annex. This year commemorafes 'ren years of achievemeni' for Dr. Guy A. Wesl. presi- dent and 'ren years of grow'rh for The s+ill rapidly expanding college., already, recog- nized as fhe largesl' in Norlhern California oufside fhe Bay Area. ln Hs lenlfh year. SSC has a larger liaculfy and sfudenl' body. a more varied offering of course. 'Und a more scru ulously ufilized. physical' i'han colleges 5Heen.1'ih1Ss ifsj age: ,wogrking on V , I 1 Ltunws W' ,owl J , ul 1-E' rdr' l K ' hi ' f f , - suss i! -iffy -fvvmwgy A sz' vi' ..- Zo Till if if Y 945' 'f u A K r .. 'iff' Q 1.1 . A 8 5 3' ' ' , l,- N 'G ..x 1 U f I 0 .1 A -if-ha.. .,,,,i4,g5.3: ,.. , .gg Q ' Q 7 ' . is W ...K fi J'6 - xg Y r , -- 54, ,'..x.v-. - 9, 3 I ' - - - ' ' ,.,L,-,L. -, L' 4. ' 3, , Nf,,, ,, 1, V A ' ,:, gf' ,L ..75'5 fQA 59,457 vm ,Y ,'-5, A . 5' fer! - , '1 . ,S 4 . iv- - P , 5- , fn ' ,ig E 1 - 1 r .5 4 MRM 1 I 1 A L f S 5x X' 5 1 S Ns 5 ' 1 D x 's to its new home. A group of students and fac- lt b t u y mem ers prepare o A moving van awaits the last few cartons change signs on the old jun- of books on moving day. ior college annex. lhe proverbial shoeslring budgel al lhe be- ginning, Dr. Wesl hired a secrelary and pub- lished an announcemenl ol courses lisling 44 classes. . .and a new college was born. Due lo a lack ol lacililies, only iuniors and seniors were allowed lo enroll during lhe lirsl semes- lers on lhe iunior college campus. The lirsl academic year opened wilh six lull lime lacully members, a slall ol lhree, and less lhan l00 lull lime sludenls. The sludenl body included one lone senior, John Collins, who mel all requiremenls lor gradualion and was commenced wilh all due ceremony al lhe end ol lhe lirsl year ol SSC's exislence. Allhough lile on lhe iunior collegecampus was novel, wilh classes held in aparlmenls and lacully ollices sandwiched in lcilchens, SSC sludenls lell like house guesls who were overslayinglheir welcome and longed lor a home ol lheir own. They walched building progress wilh eager impalience on lhe aller- nalely dusl clouded and mud lhiclcened sile ol lheir lulure home on lhe banlcs ol lhe American River. Al lasl lhe big day came, and sludenls, rallying around lhe slogan Go Easl wilh Wesl, lormed a moving day car parade lo lheir new home. Classes were held lor lhe lirsl lime on lhe presenl campus in February, l953, in Douglass l-lall, lhree science buildings and a row ol lemporaries. Since lhal lime, lhe pounding ol hammers has become almosl a lradilion al SSC, lor each year has marked lhe conslruclion ol anolher building on campus. ln lhe lall ol l956 sludenls saw lhe complelion ol a slu- denl aclivilies building and lhe beginnings ol a huge new classroom slruclure occupy- ing, lo lhe mixed emolions ol sludenls, lhe lormer 500 car Douglass l-lall parlcing lol. Already len years ahead ol eslimaled enroll- menl, lhe college expecls over 5000 sludenls nexl lall. ln ils len years ol growlh, SSC has erecled many educalional mileslones. A series ol arl lours lo lhe Bay Area in I954 inilialed a lield lour program which now includes arl, drama, economics, social science, lile sci- ence and hislory. Numerous arl exhibils, drama produclions, concerls and olher mu- sical programs presenled lor public enioy- menl indicale SSC's growlh as a cullural, as well as educalional, cenler . . . a vilal, liv- ing parl ol lhe communily. A big moving day parade down K Street was part f the celebration as SSC moved I D' , wa , 5' '1' ,ev NfllVeV'i3l'y .MENTU comm ara: -. ,, - liar fo-Z' -., s-sv ,QV ,. 4 lik. sri? '2- 5.- -44--, . -Q 1' nk .w 1 l 1 SS? QS' QQ-4 Sm '65 gm 3m- rf? 'I cm 9-4 0.- 3' an fb- 9-4 5 S- 3 I0- ra G- 'I Q 'SZ o 3 CU 2 2 31 3 'Q S- 3 FF P' Q cu Q 1. Q m 05 Q 'Q cu on o '-v. Sn 3' vs W WW Artist Jack Skram puts the finishing touches on the Tenth Anniversary booth at the State Fair. 94? E . A ,407 'I X f , fs, ': . . X , , , 1 .,,,,j mm gs ' gg: 'J , I , is 1 FW! gg r 3. 7 5 A Yr, W, s 'L I W inn new-so s 1 PY ,Age -,,..-. Y H, 3 G i' ' V any -Wt., . N , e -i1Esf f-- e 1291.1 c ,,,f,,k...c A rv V 9 41,4 ,r xx. ,va-'V 4'- ff 51, .' 0 ri' ., af L--fnffifl c - fvff n 4 '-'-'-- ' ff, If-'Zia - 1 ...,, . ,, I fre? ' ' f r. -, ,, , 4 gl' if rtugf ,713 A ll., . . ,Y fd, 3 K Q .- Lu.-f The picture of the library under construction was a familiar sight in the first years on the new campus. 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Bailey Dr- Stephen L- Walker Dean rof Egldiicational Services Dean of Students Dean of Instruction -,LM ,, , , imsssivfiffl .ALC1II1iI1iS'bI'3,'biO1'1 Two summers ago a dream came True Tor many TaculTy members and adminisTraTive oTTicials wiTh The esTablishmenT oT a Tahoe CiTy Summer Session in a rusTic school on The shores oT scenic Lalce Tahoe. In This leisurely, vacaTion seTTing SSC oTTers courses in arT, music, drama and liTe science. Today, SacramenTo STaTe College oTTers a Tour-year program in Three broad areas, in- cluding liberal arTs, Teacher Training and oc- cupaTional curriculums. ln line wiTh The Trend in colleges all over The counTry, SSC sTudenTs in Their TirsT Two years Talce a gen- eral educaTional program designed To give Them culTural and social awareness oT The world in which They live. The SSC program presenTs These basic courses noT primarily as inTroducTions To specialTies, buT as prep- araTion Tor inTelligenT ciTizenship. Major programs in parTicular Tields are deTerred unTil The iunior year. Dr. F. Blair Mayne, Executive Dean, inspects a scale model of the Music-Speech building. .- J , g g g , 2 . Il , , A A , - 1 4 - f .--is ' ' W- ,H ff 4 -..- ' Q fesifw - A-J, ' ev. 1 .4 1 -, f,,'f 1':'f:5g f' if X I 5 -'H ' 1? '34 ' ls 9 M ,, . '4' ...Q 57552.1w ' 'ff A N' , 'sit 'rv' - :.,r. V : 4'f,.:f1f-',:'f4k':'i ' 2 ' f x ' S ' , jf-'ff' ,Q V -rf. , we I '-u ma , , . A M ' eg if 2 A 'W W S 5 f f Qiffz. 11.113 il? 3 Zyl -J'.s,h'Q.f,!V in 1 v X, 1 .we . f - wf X is ' , ,,, 1 1 I ' veg i I 4 Dr. W. D. Albright, left, Associate Dean of Students in charge of Admissions and Rec- orclsg Dr. Roberta Christie, Associate Dean of Students in charge of Activities, Peter Clute, Activities Advisory Dr.. Lawrence M. Braininer, Associate Dean of Students in charge of Counseling and Testing. 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T Q?rfl?5K?gfz1,3-R3?4.xlfaZff3g.'i73E:T5'432555 4 ff: ,Kal L X ,Q 'ju ' 'fg' N1 Jigs. V 'B M - was W' Jam A 5 Q' hi t .4 'A - -' f f 'mi X- t Jack Briggs Property Clerk Business Office E' Stanley Pretzer Business Manager '21 xy, A tuwff w M W' 2 'L 'Nw . lu'-...H Q52 x L.,-lis mu'7 Hu-.. Anthony Bakula If Accounting Technicia Business Ojice -P11 kin Q Serving The College Q SECRETARIES . . . First row, left to right: Betty Jo McGregor, Dee Fettig, Leah Kimball, Phyllis Munson, Mabel Schoefer, Janice Mannering, Diane Ho- vey. Second row, left to right: Efra Zol- linger, Sylvia MacDonald, Eva Ianni, Ilda Holmes. Third row, left to right: Vivian Oates, Darilyn Kappel, Gerry Crowell, Shirley George. Fourth row, left to right: Gladys Cook, Jean Pegram, Marjorie Peters, Lorraine Turner. fees? if LIBRARY STAFF . . . Seated, left to right: Melva Stafford, Pearl Spayde. Standing, left to right: Dean Gregory, Wordena Swisher, Millie Chong, Robert Trimingharn, Siguard Swenson, Herbert Drummond, Virginia Short, Lois Hankamp, Irma Beatie. X fi --c-wig 7 WJ, , , ,nm A- W--1 'll i 'L YF! V H-.V ' .1-I N 3 ' 4 , . ...ff g 7 i Zl 'i' t ..................................., .... tl 1 ,.....i , ,,.,. ..,,.f.,. ,- -'f ,vtst-WQQW . I ! N we--, L l Nr ' -Q, . ,. ' I Ja, ,,,. A. ' -e-f A-f. .4 , 4 Y -,,,. ,T-,--11 , f , Q' F' gi '15-If YI B, g, 1757 Q .F 4 i 5, i-. : r ' wig- M A. -.1 sw . .5 - f l A Top left . . .Mrs Ursula Stanton cafeteria manager, Mrs Happy Evans, cafeteria caslzzer Top center . . . Mrs V11 gznza Koontz, bookstore manage: Top right . . .Mr Dewey James, Superintendent of bmldzngs and grounds. Center. . . Mars college nurse. Bottom center . inatron. Q., Library Dr. Alan D. Covey Librarian ' ' . . . . 'U il ' H 5, - 151 V 7- 1 5' if A' and 1 3,5 , .k LQ, J-'-A 4,-1.g,.Y,5A 373.4 ' ljvvj 4... .16 DIVISION OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . . . Top, left to right: Richard Strahlem, Associate Professor of Business Administra- tiong Charles C. Smith, Assistant Professor of Business Administra- tiong Merrell W. Skeels, Professor of Business Administration. Cen- ter: Jack N. Wait, Instructor in Business Administration, Warren Browne, Professor of Business Administration 5 Norbert J. Mietus, Assistant Professor of Business Administration. Bottom: Dr. William R. Blackler, Professor of Business Administration ,' Dr. Milton Baum, Assistant Professor of Economicsg Dr. Willard Thompson, Associate Professor of Business Administration and Coordinator of Field Tours: Dr. Marion Lamb, Professor of Business Administration: Dr. Herbert J. Chruden, Associate of Business Administrationg Dr. Andrew Trice, Assistant Professor of Business Administration. Top right: John R. Cox, Acting Chairman of Business Administration. Faculty From the library to the classroom . . .the knowledge trom books is translated and conveyed through classroom lectures. Perhaps the most stimulating part ot college lite is this Contact ot minds and ideas. The aim otthese men and women is stimulating individual thinking and reasoning on the part ot the student. Q A e -v-v- . , L 5 E ff A 1 It R . I 5 if , Y i f I 2- . .. . , 2. .. J 4 x ' 'V 1 . 'F . .. J I L , , 2, xg H... f ' 'I in J E '7 is 1 Q 3. K I src- ' '-is-5 . . ee:H+r'v,-fa'-f QW:-'52,l-tail ' Xfufj. E' . p -ff?-. '-gg gn 1if,'x:,- .ngijfng Q-gg .-:aprcfm-ff'g,g::zr14milieu?-5.2:-ifvgyyegs1 -Qui-if. 51'-14,-L ,i.-Mt' 3.114310 .L-nik ,-1J'4'!wi' 'S '.'4'f-1s:-:- ' W F-Nev' --.arf a vs? fs-'-v-ew 'ff 1:1 -. 4 ns X A-15 K X-B 'YL-v f'CY' I I uw, .mfs is YQ-31 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS . . . Top left, left to right: Ruth Rippon, Instructor in Art,' Robert J. Else, Associate Professor of Arty Donald PV. Herberholz, Associate Professor of Art,' Top right, first rou', left to right: Dr. Jean H. Faurot, Assistant Pro- fessor of Philosophy, Dr. Ian P. McGreal, Assistant Professor of Philosophy: Dr. Joseph C. Pattison, As- sistant Professor of Englishg Dr. Clyde N. Enroth, As- sistant Professor of Humanitiesg Dr. Donald E. Hough- ton, Assistant Professor of Humanities. Second row, left to right: Dr. Stewart M. Northam, Assistant Pro- fessor of English ,' Dr. Robert B. Pearsal, Assistant Professor of Humanitiesg Dr. George VV. Creel, Profes- sor of English, Dr. John S. Linnell, Assistant Professor of English ,' lVallace J. Brown, Instructor in Eng- lzsh,' Dr. John F. Wilhelirz, Assistant Professor of English. Third row: Dr. Irving McKee, Professor of English. Bottom left, left to right: Dr. Clyde C. Parker, Associate Professor of Journalismg Dr. Bernard F. Engel, Instructor in English and Journalism and Pub- lications Manager. Bottom right, first row, left to right: Alberta Goff, Visiting Assistant Professor of Music Education,' Viola Boelcelhcide, Assistant Professor of Music. Second row, left to right: Dr. Frederick W. Westphal, Professor of Education ,' Paschal Monk, As- sistant Professor of Musicg Dr. Harvey P. Reddick, Assistant Professor of Musicg James Adair, Associate Professor of Illusic: Dr. Richard A. Carpenter, Assist- ant Professor of Music, Daniel C. Kingman, Assistant Professor of Music,' Norman J. Hunt, Associate Profes- sor of Music. Page 17 . . . Top left, left to right: Rzzs M. Bohr, Instructor in Art,' Dr. Tarmo A. Pasto, Pro- fessor of Art, Paul D. Beckman, Associate Professor of Art,' Raymond W. Witt, Associate Professor of Art. Middle left, left to right: Dr. Lucie T. Horner, Assist- ant Professor of Foreign Languages, James Holton, Instructor in Foreign Languagesg Dr. Ralph Lowet, Assistant Professor of Foreign Languagesg Dr. Joe T. McCullough, Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. it '1...1- sg. 5' 'sq' f 7 Wi 'R Right, left to right: Dr. Oliver N. Skalbeclc, Assistant Professor of Speech ,' Dr. Charles V. Hume, Associate Professor of Speech, Dr. D. E. Moore, Assistant Professor of English and Speech ,' Dr. William Snyder, Assistant Profes- sor of English and Speech ,' Dr. Irving Sexter, Assistant Professor of Speech, Dr. Carl A. Thomas, Assistant Professor of Speech. RCA if ?5'L'i3 F42-JE dub NW' va? .-, xgg, - F ,vi 'wifi . , . iii? .,.,.,- ' 9- its QQ, rw 335.1 ,L 1622? :T r 725 :I 2524 W . l S .- I .-',. . A .kv-3 -Qty, -5. sg' '-.g.r- my -fv- ?- ' ,313 .- ,g.,.w'. I 73: '3' ,.q'- D 'c-.fa-pg' LQAQf'7!9Z2325.f5i'if.f1E'34s5xfR-rf!-E2 -i5f:Li5s?rn,'E?2m-72? mmf-1 .I ' ' IQSTY' 2-135 :Q-gf, 'iiifef :PET11 X34 SP? :S A - ' J'- Fifi ,133 E 2235- tif? 6-.Ye , .Q C . fi, Fffbs 59?-ef ,253 F. .44 'W -.!, , X K 1 r VX X x 1-x. 'VCV 5' .- WV f H73 ,sr Nz-1 L .931 5 f 5 dl . N 195, X TW., , 5 X M1315 a-47' I DIVISION OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS . . . Top, left to right: Mary Jo Kenny, Instructor in Home Economicsg Mrs. E. Earl Andrews, Assistant Professor of Home Economics, Dr. M. Catherine Starr, Professor of Home Economics. Left, Dr. Kelly Eldridge, Assistant Professor of Laboratory Technology. Bottom, left to right: Dr. Rob- ert Hurley, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Dr. Peter Deuel, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Dr. Siegfried Nussenbaum, Assistant Professor of Chemistry. ' WS .V . 'Q , fl 045 V . Q -gat..-ig , ' If M. f Q Q A Q . A ' V L' -' ' 'v5'f23'i W .- ,gets -f 4' f X K! ,ji .. V., W J 1'..,- xx Iigiyhf., , s ' 1-, 1,7 'wi' , 'P 'X ' i gg.K flifgfffif f -V .lag ., :,Z?4.gv 211,31 jiviwu L, kg ' . if ' .J 'f? 1. i-,af ' if -I. .w59f'rf.5rf' 6r'i'744'v ,gf , h. . ., . ,1 , . all S .5,f - mari. ' ,wg , tial A u ,Qi . ffiyr v. . 1 'N -izirggi' si! f-iff. :Qi ', ' pm' nj 23 Xe' .ef-wif. :Lf .., A ,L .pwggea , ff 'Q' 1 if--? f?E:j..,' 5-V w -f gl. . 'F N C N, W WQ 'PA ' V? Top, left to right: Dr. William Dorfman, Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics: Ding Hwang, Assistant Professor of Mathematicsg Dr. Stewart Mor- doclc, Associate Professor of Mathematics and Physical Science ,' Robert Alves, Lec- turer in Mathematics and Statistics ,' Dr. Ching-Hwa Meng, Assistant Professor of Mathematics ,' Dr. Gordon Glabe, Assistant Professor of Mathenzaticsg Dr. Michael Nightengale, Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics. Bottom, front, left to right: Mrs. C. B. Zell, Instructor in Life Sciences: Charlotte Glading, In- structor in Life Science ,' Elizabeth Austis, Assistant Professor in Laboratory Tech- nology, Dr. Carl Ludwig, Associate Professor of Life Science. Back, left to right: Dr. Chaille Love, Associate Professor of Life Science and Curriculum Supervisor in Laboratory Technologyg Dr. J. Harolrl Severaid, Assistant Professor of Life .Sci- enceg Dr. Martin Brittan, Associate Professor of Life Science ,' Dr. Leroy Kvalyzan, Associate Professor of Life Scienceg Dr. Robert Livezey, Assistant Professor of Life Science. Lower right: Dr. Hal D. Draper, chairman. .-:ii Sigzgids? f , , W-Gws .f':.f2r'wi4'xf1J5'-1-ei :,f1v.Q LT-4' -Aiivm An...-Q-.al 5' 5 4' ' lu: DIVISION OF EDUCATION . . . Top, left to right: Dr. Merle Vance, Assistant Pro- fessor of Educationg Dr. Joseph Kotrlik, Assistant Professor of Education, Dr. Paul Saettler, Assistant Professor of Statisticsg Dr. William Odell, Assistant Professor of Educationg Dr. James Neil, Associate Professor of Education and Coordinator of School Administration Curricula. Center: Dr. Orville Nordberg, Chairman, Division of Teacher Educationg Dr. William Dodge, Assistant Professor of Educationg Dr. Robert Gross, Assistant Professor of Education ,' Dr. Lelia Ormsby, Professor of Educationg Dr. I. R. Woodworth, Professor and Coordinator of E'lementary Education. Bottom: Dr. James Saum, Assistant Professor Education ,' Dr. Palmer Graver, Associate Professor Educa- tion, Dr. Henry Hansen, Professor of Education ,' Dr. Willard Smith, Associate Professor of Educationg Dr. Walter Petty, Assistant Professor of Educationg Dr. Adin Henderson, Associate Professor of Education and Coordinator of Secondary Teacher Education. , ,A I, ,,., ,Q,,,,., -, ,MM ,. .A A5-gf v,3.mg:, cg.f.vg,,.,v,fs,:.:.fjQ-7g7,r,g5c,,f,:-.V,,g,.,Sv.,:9,1. ,+v,.-57,9 . ,, . ,g-5 ,.,.,,,.f!,44-,, ,,,., . D 1 ng A It 1 N- ggi? 'fiifbw' srififfrrs num: W- ff., 9.4 Oc, HHH I DIVISION OF EDUCATION . . . Top, left to right: Dr. Mildred Dawson, Professor of Educationg Dr. James Cole, Assistant Professor of Edncationg Dr. Henry Bainrnan, Assistant Professor of Education. Center: Dr. Jesse Young, Associate Professor of Education: Dr. Ken- neth Norberg, Professor of Education and Coordinator of A-V serv- icesg Dr. Edward Britton, Associate Professor of Edncationg Meryl Englander, Assistant Professor of Education and Psychology. Right: Dr. H. Orville Nordberg, Chairman, Division of Teacher Education. 'YV1' .-YB ' 'K S. 3 i gf X if S ..v':', 56543 -egg-f. . fanzli L' Tiff 2' swf ei-ff! ' ' hr Y 'buf ?f if-1 2 . . . . 'li Lstltw aft-4. . 552353 ' .T 4 gd! 1?- nw :Q ?':95'P'.f 'sw-gg 114 1' Ou . 5 get 13,883 1' A al' 575115: -1566.2 1565 f-25332 i0T'f?i5?f a'-assi 639521 C. 'VZ 'af' - - x ,X rv 'ffl I I fmwiy ig, ,M ' I x X. 'x X x DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE . . . Top, first row, left to right: Dr. Wilson Record, Assistant Professor of Sociologyg Beverlee Filloy, Instructor in Social Work ,' Dr. Leon- ard Cain, Assistant Professor of Sociology ,' Dr. George Herrington, Professor of Social Sciences. Second row: Dr. Robert Robinson, Assistant Professor of Economics ,' Dr. Wil- liam Hickman, Associate Professor of Economics, Dr. Milton Baum, Assistant Professor of Economficsg Stephen Polkinghorn, Assistant Professor of Economics. Bottom, seated: Dr. James Lucas, Associate Professor of Psychology. Standing, left to right: Dr. Robert Good, Associate Professor of Psychology, Dr. John Brackmann, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Dr. Harry Aron, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Dr. Robert Mager, Assistant Professor of Psychologyg Dr. Kathryn Ralph, Assistant Professor of Psychol- ogy ,' Dr. Merritt Winans, Associate Professor of Education and Psychologyg Dr. Douglas Michell, Assistant Professor of Psychology: Dr. Arthur Sherman, Assistant Professor of Psychology. I-2 5 DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE . . . Top, left to right: Dr. Robert Thompson, Assist- ant Professor of Governrnentg Dr. John Livingston, Assistant Professor of Social Sci- ence ,' Allen Gammage, Assistant Professor of Governinentg Dr. George Beinis, Professor of Government and Coordinator of Public Adrninistration Carricnlag Dr. Mahnint Lacin, Assistant Professor of Political Sciencesg Dr. Paul Murray, Assistant Professor of Governnzentg Dr. Earl Segrest, Associate Professor of Governnzentq Dr. Christian Larsen, Professor of Government, Williani Melnicoe, Assistant Professor of Govern- ment. Center: Dr. Brigham Arnold, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Geog- raphyg Dr. David Sopher, Assistant Professor of.Geography,' Dr. Jolz n Haupert, Assist- and Professor of Social Sciences: Dr. Richard Reeve, Professor of Anthropology and English ,' Warren Snyder, Instructor in Anthropologyg Dr. Thomas Williams, Assistant Professor of Anthropology. Bottom: Dr. John Motlow, Assistant Professor of Historyq Dr. Sam Ross, Assistant Professor of Historyg Dr. Dwight Baker, Chairman of Division of Social Science ,' Dr. Joseph McGowan, Associate Professor of Geography: Dr. Edward Howes, Assistant Professor of History. Q 1 If 1 ubcrt J. 3IcCorrniclc Chairman DIVISION OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION . . . Top, seated, left to right: Dr. Hubert IlIcCorniick, Chairman ,' Dr. Mildred Stevens, Assistant Professor of Physical Education ,' Lillian Gallich io, Instructor in Physi- cal Educationg Joan Block, Instructor in Physical Education ,' Standing, left to right: Henry Elespuru, Assistant Professor of Physical Education ,' Harvey Roloff, Assistant Professor of Physical Education ,' Laurence Ifafuicli Assistant Professor of Physical Education: Jack Jossi, Instructor in Physical Education. Bottoin, seated, left to right: David Strong, Assistant Professor and Coach in Physical Education, James Vitti, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Barbara Bartee, Instructor in Physical Education, Charlotte Bergstrom, Assistant Pro- fessor of Physical Education. Standing, left to right: Calvin Bayes, Instructor in Physical Education, Dr. Frank Jones, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education, Dr. Aubrey Bates, Associate Professor of Health and Physical Edu- cation. ,pgs 1 .-'-- --- ,gx F 1 Kfnhx K 1 ,, , Y Y M I, - 'X -'Y-' 1 ' . , 1 i ,1fff-iff 1 l 'W1 1 15 f 5 A 1 1 , f . V! 1 f ,- f If f 4 F ,ff 1 fix. X1 X X f f ,f ,ff 7 1 1 1 Z7 1 Q,i V 1 1 A iff 1 K , KS' 1 I -E yyvsm. 'tan 45151 1 ! I . K - . '1 wr 1 im , ' -1 X N g fy- Ai, xx M- ww ., 1 1AzNNXQ, ww, gi .7 E gsxzik X' 4 F ,. ' , Y 1 .s ,fx 1 ,.1f'x .1 1 1 ,4 -,nf 4? M 12921 .ffg,w' -'51 11'-M ngm' ', XQQNHV if Nan glwgs f 1 11-: 'i54A?.!Q:' 'fb ' ix I 5,151 , A 1 Y , rx X - , . 1 ?'3W:, .,1-an 1 ' 5-'Az ri 1J'f ' 4? 1 . 'Sym ,Jf?.,,- iytlxmf, -,, A N 1' 4 gr. 'TA K 1 W 1 W' , 1 .pk Q 1 1 - of ,1' 1 XX , 1 l ,- ' f f-ff! ,,, 4 Hz 4 .. 15:1 tryna: , 1 5 .4 ,lil ui it 5 -2.n fm ' . hs' I Dr. Hubert J. IlIcCormic'k Chairman ?, DIVISION OF HEI Top, seated, left to rt. Assistant Professor cal Edncationg Joan right: Henry Elespu Assistant Professor of Physical Educat1 seated, left to right Educationg James T Bartee, Instructor if fessor of Physical E'- Physical Educationg Edacationg Dr. Aub cation. U 'XF E X , x I u years ago the present college campus ' 'L was a peach orchard inhabited :Inf by jack rabbits. Although the peach trees re gone, the rabbits stil exist . . . to the complete astonishment of many new students. But to the members of the first freshman class the sight of a rabbit only reminds of first e campus. Into dustbowl becoming a mud instant, they came.' New, fresh, interested, eager to live and learn. . . .ar L '. .f if 'ff' --r . Patricia Aa ron Patrzcza Abel 73 - fm. A ' V r 1 . - ' Bob F. Adam -291, John Addobati lf. 51-'X Neal J. A mick an Z7 1 epresszble mass of lzfe deposztecl zn the heart of a college that dzcl not know qzate what to do azth them. Tentatively, the upperclassmen, mostly veterans and older students, 'V l ' 1 5115? ' 3' Myrtle Alice Aney Pearl Babineau Donald J. Baxter CS' 'uh'-'VX 5'-u...... Penny G Anton John Bazley Irv Beattze if , wah! ryorze Ellen Armstrong Loubertha Banks Bruce M Becker ,J Nancy Armstrong George Barber Helen Kathleen Benozt Neysa Bailey Donald F. Baumback, Roberta V. Bertoldi fi Q 1' Beverly A. Bernardo f- 'K 1154! 'Qu x June Bertolone fav 'lf 7 if? I 5' 'l3..z1,': I' 'J jilbifw' H'-156 'fra - .. ,., :vs tiki? V314 ' ..a-. '27 5 PP? I' is-14 C . Donald M ,ls u - .ml . . 1 - 4 ' x,:.!, V Barbara Lee Bordona June Bradley .3 if x 125 2433 1' began to change the pattern of college life to make room for the new arrivals. It was a battle of wits, 65' U ffif .-7 17'-wb ,',. 4 I v ww--r A 2,14 Muriel A. Betty Baller 'um fe 4x ' 'EW fi 1: -ic'-A I iayg isa . ik 43532 r-g5., 43'2 2. 13 :fi 745557 Wi! Llgfqi' J-og: air 'f Qi 5 Q!-fjw-r N... M John Briggs 1 We' rw... 1 Jack A. Brooks Mary Ann Butler f, v. Xfff ,N Paul F. Bzcehler Robert ,T. Butler ' ' 39 X 1 V .r. Shirley Buehler J. Richard Byer V 5 ,l 41 fx lx vfl':,' Jeanette Bye:- I. 'E f .f Nix ' V4 Af. ,al ,U .. 5 j x. f.- 4 1 'Wx ' I ,ga - :N ' Y X f Vivian Carter l ,.. gh Www., -AHQn 4 We 5 ' s A 1- '1 ,. . .Q X 2 x.. w-uni-...N Alice May Christensen N Q l j Ji,-vb in 'fx A gf T? ' ' ' '-swf William K. Byrne William F. Cash Keith Christensen 24. is Q 1 Y 1. 2 4- ,, ' ' :sz Q 3. l -' r 3 il V lhib ' is J ' 'Nag pf tiff -, , R' , . ' . X A 5' .Q L , l , ei,i ,V V 1 -4 Frank W. Calder Nancy Lee Catterson Gary Christi s Ga N , 3122 fir- fe' will ,t L- l . A X Q.. I T. VV. Calm us ., 'in' ' .. 'W L Gerald N. Caudle George E. Clark 'WN NN.: 15 1? X1 Vi i, A' ' W 'GN g xlg., -fl Charles W. Carmichael Sally J. Chan Joanna Clark with npperclassinen trying hard to act like npperelassinen and mischievous freshinen doing inore hazing than they got. Yet the frosh had to submit to wearing dinks, Q . --.7259 Virgil Clark '+R MA , 33 W Q Loretta Clifford .--1 Wade S. Cline dsx? T i Dennis A. Cobb N ZL'lL3ffvZ'S3E'J'32l'f QT? .M 1. ' Audrey Ann Cole 1' :41 4-' YF!!-if -.N rps1!.':' 'wg' 1' Nayiifi - Cv'7Lf' 4'Qi'lf,f1'i153.5x'wT3Lf.':,fsf-i??-t1R:'.:.?':'1.5f2S?: :W5'' :..fir.r.a-: M:- L f, , ,. I 1 W! In 'Q ft 2 A 0 , , Nuts f nf? I M 1 xx n X XF JK. lun: , 'ff I nlkx wp, 1 mA , R3 Q xxifisxg ': . A -..RMA Ay A i3 x'ig!t A 4 A, William H. Suv' John D. Cole Von E. Conterno 'ix J. Cook 'WN W, Winona Rae Counfl -mam S zrd G Cozens new Mariel Corte E 1239- Manrvzn B. Crabb l xx K' if'-Q Spf X K? 1 Leon Craft '3fQ-134' Jef ,atm X K 1 ,.x . 1 xx .N William D. Croy H, l c g 'hr lm. 'PFD Thelma Call X...- Barbara Czcllivan QQ. ,F YI:--. Donald Curley ZH Jlaehze J. Holland .x Q -. li- -N , .E 'Q Harry. E. Daniels b- -gg- earrying books for juniors and seniors, and in general aefing like the ,z'ypfz'eal lowly freshman. And so if began . . . the grozvlh ofa college that equalled the rapid growth of the lmildifzigs on the eavnyofas. In 195.4 the nzeznbers of the jirst freshman class . . WN. Sze N. Da vid Da Prato . Q-fr' u f' N ff yt f W 'iv' A ' 35' CN 'iv 'J' Sherwood De Wein Diane Donsing 1 - .V wif:- Gary David Gordon Dockfer 5 xx 3. eq, Bzll Deasy Thomas Dodson .Q 'L f r . so w Betty Joan Draney K' x '. A'Y Mary Ann Dreher 'GL ar- '69 , ww ll WJ A Ei Q f ff 9.4. .'- 3 , ,. ,, .6 :A . 5, NM Eugenie De Cuir Charles E. Donaldson Shirley A. Downton '31 555 Orville De Jong Q R,51f'l e.., , 'lax 5-x . , Qi- Jameg Donnell Sheila Dub'7'02lTl67 the seniors pictured on these pages initiated Frosh Week, ending in I -Q--W.. Thomas J. Gfzlluzray 1' if a 4 gt . Bonnie J. Gardner u X3 3331.3 - ' veg ., ' .. V x 11.5.1 . q igggig-537. 'V ' 12, . wifi. . I T ', ' A . a R+- , 2. ZX. rl .Y...: l 1 43, i , 1 ' w ,!' I ' -fr, x ' 5 -- nz ' fx' P , I . .nxt f V1 -,. ,f 'h -O 1' , 4 Gerald Paul Gatejen 1 .4g7yj.g2'-:511' it 'fb : -I I in f Lf u-.,,,,,, ' , Q- L Richard C. Gautier 7 ,I 'I E 41 f'1 Sei l'-., 1 4 xx Illarjorie Gelmstedt J ,,,,--., I C if fm , - wi..- f, -zz - xref' . , , . . B ,Az A1 ,H .....- 4. .,.., ... . ...H .kj -N - e U' aww, 15 J tykj -3' Robert A. Gemar -'I-:f2'sifQllf'r'S--. .-fflf, Q -- -hm ug, N- James R. Gentry 'www x vw-A N, 9 Rig' .- George F. Gianopulos -ww Margaret J. Gobar fm-M Y x Walter J. Goldthorpe 4: Phillis N. Gray Dee H. Gwilliam .Y---.A ix J ,. Olga Gostovich , P1 ,-L, fu ', ' ' if ' ' 'w. J:- N ks- L 'W-Mr Richard E. Garcia Mira J .577- ' In James E. Grass x '-95 fax ,. wx 2 A J: 'Kgihm ,' Richard Gray Donald Hagen VX pix? A' 3 i R fe, .V - -qu... Aff Ziff Norman E. Green Mooskik Hahn i J V P 'M, ig Q 0 -'xx 'film SN. 1 5, V ' iv Margaret Haley -3 Mtuggp' I -gg, A351-I.f din: 3.35 El the now traditional Frosh-Soph Scramble. With high spirits the first freshman class pitched into preparations for the 1 dum A im, ew Henry H. Han '05 Mt' UVM , i W Loren C. Grossi Georgia Hales 'WL-m..,1 H' James P. Hanles, Jr gkfp Barbara E. Hansen Lenah Hart Qi Q R' . . 'i,vN1'QN Douglas R. Harbey Diane Hauck -..,i.,f ' Georgia E. Hardie Leslie A. Haag Lf Robert Haynze -on 1 N fi it JW lil Don K. Hejfrzn irc... W'ilIiam B. Hickey 'Ps Sf -1-...ff F ' ' Alan J. Hill ,..s JI' K 'i... '.1'3F' William G Hodges in-v w.,..., John Holder World University Service Drive, the Jamboree, the all-college picnic, drama productions, fun nights, dances and sports. Olamaria Hollingsworth ski- 'if Ilda B. Holmes xr Carroll Horner , xy ' - A :- sg, 3 5 Q j H g 5'-xi 1 's if sua Q fm. E ' t Lona C' Isoard Hg, I 'F-6.3 'ww- Clark S. Jacobs, Jr. 'ing-.... enry G. Jansen LeRoy Vernon Joesink in ' 1. tffiff Lavon M. Johnson They sloshed through rain and mud from Douglass Hall to the rows of teinporaries that stood behind the present day Education Building Thomas Jones ' Jopson F -lm. iw. mf , N-M-1 , ff' , . 2. ,, it 'llfvie' ,gl .ll Ia- l 'kfj .. Ruenell Knox lmiuth E. Krepp ' 'J .5- 'ra wffumf' GNN 5 'Mu- Qg... , ,,. Helen J. Krfmnm Norman Kernpster 6 5137 I Joe G. Kingsley Julius A. Kolb Peter L. Landgren Earling B ' Patty H , bbs if W 2 it N' . Ui Robert A. Lane 'fl Ed Lang ft.-o Clifford Lee 'lift-J? f Richard Leeper Walter L. Leineke N , ff- 1 1 X A V . QR 3 if f 5 Q' ' S. .3 L Q x ,M , ' T .-X 2 ' yu. W 13 ' QR- u l ' ':f' K al A. v 'I 'V A, K e - ,,f X Q Ax 1.3 N UA 1 I .kk E.-Nr' . 1 xx' I WI X s 3 X .xm 253 , - X . . X QS A X X, 2 N 1:1 J I fl 1 J' -C I x and on to the Outdoor Theater or the field house that housed the athletics department before the new gymnasium was constructed. Af., 'NY' :P ES.: Diana Lions Cherrie A. Magee Suzanne Lilly Jo Ann Magnetti la-.wwf Howard N. Lovdal Felton Mailes Nb- 3 Y' l af oe ffl 5 x 3 if- I. if ffl 4, lip 3:-' . Linda Maben H. A. Marshall lfv M GRY' JI . Bonney MacDonald W. L. Marshall .. , Y -V-Y Nr' Don Jlartzne - 'X . e .. ef, I , PM wil' P ff l Daryl A. Mcczusky E I , JG J' sd Qgcr I RobertlL. McC1'ary 'l H. Mel Lois Mead wa-vJ, '.'! ' 40 in , Q6 L , A Patrick E. Melarkey Jack B. Meyer ff' 4 N Ns M V Q. -41 Q Charles E. Nagel wig. J A Emily Merlcley Ethan P. Miller Ronald M. Near A 'fx HK! in ':,. WX.- ,V -.WM M.. 'WN giweeww If Z, QW.-L..-5, . Patricia Mertz James W. McKenzie Janet Neel ffx .HUEX W figs Q lGX,. ww -A Q I K-U-ww 5511- i. Patricia Merz Harriett R. Mulley Elaine H. Neashan Qbswm-', AQQQ E :xx dn-...WA wt Paul Messer Stephen S. Murakami Ronald Niqholls When the ztznd bleu as zt often olzd they waded th1ough sunrlzng cloud Q 0 thzck blzndzng dust Then one day the grounds u eve suddenly cover ed u tth a cavpet of gv een . the first freshmen were juniors and cz fourth generation of freshmen were 1? .rf A V 'Ag Norma H. Pesarento L 'gh' . -f 4-fx its 1 fin. - I we Glen E. Peterson x K X' '1 '-Mr Pat Petersen Carole , -.wif -N f X . -f ' 5 'P me H Paul F. Plescia 9- lsllffff' Arthur E. Polster Margaret Pratt Shzlley Poore Ruth A. Quinn Margarett Richter 'Q Hugenia Rich Saralee Ritchey 'Wx een si I-...VI 5 X -qv I Carol L. Roberts 'iw' gi L Su. X 71 A , - .V I . 5 rar: Beverleen Powell Anthony Ranieri BVMCG Riddle -4' P P vgvaasl-anus, Sider. PX! I el Roberts 7 JS, n f-.J WV' lx NX xt 4 . 3 1- 'lil SWE Q, ,, ' Y - - ,4,.,. 1- - f 'IF' 'T' jk -4 - A I V- M- -'Y - 'T 1 ' A- ' K -1 -' . age--x... ' -V il.. . , ' 'x - , , -.-- 4ti1slB:. ,L :TJ-,ff rf-..-..:.41si ,Y N Y - . , . V V , ,:AL:-10.5, -,...,,-- do ., . , , - 'T' Lois E. Pratt Bassas - ii..- .- if'- NK 'Wx , Wy-- X E,. Helen H. Rensta Marvin D. Riley Carolyn Robinson x: vii . , ,E 4 m ra-144: ii- mek fr 56.3. J' ffph Qwa gif: Y' ,., 7, .152 1 1... . - -vu mi! Q 1,2574 we-E'-a -Lg -- -5125 :Juv , PJ- ' .F .cgi g F3941 17' avi-F rf? tiff ss ' 1 J' Aer 1? L 'fi 'wi-rf,-3 Shelmardene R oundtree gg being hazed in their turn . . . and after awhile it was dijfczflt to remember the dust. I t is only coincidence that the members of the jirst freshman class should graduate in the tenth year of the college's existence, but the fact only adds to their historical significance. The time will come when dormitories will line the front of the campus and the spirit of fellowship that comes with close association will serve to draw stiidents together in the strong bonds of friendship that belong uniquely to the college years. .FL rv' tx A 2 A W'-'mx g. 4. Fi T Y A -L Kenneth E. Rnnestrand Carol Sagehorn -s-z, 34 fill g.. 6,24 -55 'lil Q 1 . -5 :fs fn' Ns-l,gf 4 g'13l'J 1 gg 'ITV , Q MJ, X George P. Russell Jr. Jean Salcauye in , ftiflngs Alvin H. Ruth Glen L. Sander 1 .':,- f I 1 E529 ,H lj as Ei toss. WJ. J 331+ l QM, X f Wir- - XL Z.. ix i K 1 A WM' 1 S . M.. -4 - ,--, E :i? '. Mg' 1' an ' -TCT 4, ,xxx 1 1 lim W '41 Ryomei Saitoh Shirley Sargent 1 X gf, Arline JI. Sartzcche 1 -1, K-,7 Q. I Patricia Savage E I -A X fx- 'X f N- 1 x , 1'-A L. Gordon A. Sayler 'Qi' James S. Scandalis -:- David H. Schellhous THE '-HMA .-ji? ?.... ?' Kar A .Qi JE! dx l ig W ,Q ya, X ' e W 6 I it Q 13 ' 4 b xv , I SNP? x . wlik'-'j, . Q . 'sz' P D mfy Q L . , XX' l r jf. XL'- kfj X E' W0 aw 1 , 2' X. Diane Schellhous Victor H. Schimrnelfennig - F so A is A if- -1' Donald H. Scholefield Mary Lou Scott QT-QNW-,F 5 John H. Schrock Phyllis Seible E 'Q E if . - ,,, ,lx 'qi- SOM I .: j! . Merlin Schroeder Janice Shaw :UQ LQ an Howard Schwartz Pauline Shahu SA f 'N , L r But to these seniors, as they don the traditional caps and gowns of graduation, no bonds could be as strong I KW . , WS-'f' A 9 . ' ' W in ,PS 'Z' ' f 2.2,2s. .. V Beverly M. Traner 4:1 lx 'Fin-,N Thelma L. Tznzncll gf OU' 'Q LG' 'Cd 5. Ai, Robert J. Turner 253 ,,,f Harold L. Underwood l Wir A 'DA I v- Romona W. Van Sant as those binding together a group of students who contributed to the formation and building of a college. -Q, Q-Q, if Martha S. Verhaegen 'Uh -in W1-s...,Ju Terry S. Waxham Nm, Max S. Waters endell L. Walton Q74 'N-. Kent R. Walker These seniors' will return to the campus in the years to come and marvel, perhaps, at the changes which have taken place. 1 Ci Jeanette K. Wakita 3' 1 5153 X42 A y K.. . .f fps, Ng. 9 5. ?. Y c. PC 'E'- kb.: Wilhelm J. Weber ichard W. Wells l Sn... N.. Roger K. Whitney -.2-r,X Thomas Willoughby r F i .RAQTQQ-5g'L tfg' Qf't131'-afvfj, . -r v vvgzjg +: .23 avail'-2435.1 E-2f75ef??51-ingif?-5:1k':f,f?Q?:Sf5.3ES?na1 K-8 AJ lm fxjx L+ I W R-L ! X YG A W ,f . E ,1 1 2217 ' l -u I M-fl . 'Z f aigistiqm ' I , W' g5.'sasug...al I ' ef 2 !'LIf:: 'u5! 1 'fi ,, li as , i f f 1 f 5 K i i 2 Q f X N K 1 A 1-fx . it row gsm '-...... But no changes will be as great as those brought about by the first class of freshmen at a young college irl its first years on a uew arid - s 1-5: 'J H4 GI . SQL 4 'K Jn! .WI fit? :ki .., :I 5151. fi -c k'rf3 me Fr:- Ehli .EVI 215 .h -,,,.5'-,T ,V I .Qu U6jf7f ' i '1 I John W. Wright I I c?':T - , p . I I ' l 'Qu Q 6'l'7 y 01171976671 ai ' 'J-. 'I I x I ' 1 8 i I r 5 5 growing campus. oinowsk . 11- T0 242' '5- 'Q-rf Qi M. Z oose , ,A , fm William F. Wood 1 .FS '--ez ' 5 1 '17 4 . 4 4- i! --. in nw :YP f, 9 G? ' 213 IL-J NSE jfs DR? me-1 'A' . ,.,,3Hll' e li.. Edward Sweetman 'ii . 'Q Q P -is F45 is 1 John Mclntyre Wrf'-sv-X Taylor Posehn q 'H 5 I N' w Fel' S N 'TI ,D Gene Chesley tn M79 1 George Mandich Edward Freidberg In June, graduating students at Sacramento State College don the traditional black caps and gowns to take their turn in an ancient ritual that had its beginnings centuries ago in medieval universities. Originally, commencement meant the inception of the student graduate as a teacher and his recognition as such by his master and other members of the profession. In the ancient University of Paris, degrees were conferred in an unofficial initiation ceremony that was far from being solemn and dignified. But within 100 years of the first voluntary and half-playful ceremony, the degree became a necessary preliminary to the ecclesiastical license to teach. Today, the ceremonies of graduation are honored, highly respected rites that mark the culmination of four years of personal advancement through education. Graduation marks the beginning of a student's life in his community. Wearing of regalia, one of the oldest and most democratic of collegiate customs, carries with it more than the tradition of centuries. The plain black robe is a symbol of achievement for the graduating student and a significant reminder that he is in no way different from his fellow man. lr J pr J I ri 9 , '5P'?ff' 1 'MA Iii 'N I I an-'iifg' 7 u M Eli 9 '5 .5 457 V E . , f. 3 . N I dwin- 3 bb U, ygxff A 'x v ' ff-'Z' I 1 . ' h I A ,-'z -:JAC X, , V -W Wjm.- ' v,,,.,., , A, in K ,A 1 . .1 t ff- . . . - : , ,, J-,QW l, :gf A x ' f- . 'K .- fJgf' ,,'53,'Q:favf 'Nf- Y . Y lm. 1' x- 'I wg ' F 'A : A ' A V A ' ', ' , ,qasvj X h . -vef!W mf!-+ ' .G ' '-ifx - 4 :S ,A , '. M -,f'1 'Y .X - 'M ,B , - 4 V -V , .R f 1 Y in., . x x ' 7 -- 'Awww-,Q fi N , -Sb ' '- ff-'3f fl1 M '..+ ' - -f f' 'f' J 'f -:3.-'WA ' - A . .- .5' V f I, -,- im- ' . Q: -,,..- ' A by-Wg' ' aw 1? ' at JOANNA CLARK Presidenf SEJNIQIE. CLASS CDI' 1' IQERS , Q :rr , ., 5 X W 4 1 I It ffi af. -mf 1222 ,uv 54,1 ff 4 E -4' V !gZff45n':511, ,,.. ., ??iiL3gq,:1'l1.u,5.!v Q7 '55 if f-W i4 755 ,'1',T .. . N , fra: 5. ' :Es-1, A S ,v-WT., ' 'zffi-.'.'3.-,wi ,'-' ik fggzzfsif.-sgwiixy iffiaw, 51 nf 5: 51952 A '?.53?:f'f 2 f N f -Hwffifl 5:3 ' ' 'F ,::,:f??f W l Zvi, ,--,LT AJ YL BOB ZARO Vice-Presiderfr LOIS MEAD Secrelra ry PENNY ANTGN Treasurer P HK .K n- 5:43-1. 5.15 like gffli ' so 'Fi'-2 P-Li-..1 ., -. 22555 -wry! -ii! v,., tag! :rw 'EQ :Gigi ?F3'f's ... .. . ga.: :Pigs va -1,3 5:31 ' 514 - .-gf 0 if' ff ' . ' f , z 7 , TT'f,gg,,f1Q M- 'M' ' x 345. , If Q7 ' iz ' XX A - 1aJ435iq,,' ' 'Ra 1 x 4 4- cfg 113 V , . 'f ' - , A V ,,,.- , I - si P- 3 if ' wi ' V, - ' ' R' ' ' f . giix . vT '!lu., gi I e 059 Eid-f RLY A 57-15 .. , . Q, , 353652 wi o Q15 6 Eg Q A-pp' Msg!- E L4-il W, E354 JMS: JUNIOR CLASS CDI' '1' 'ICEHS QOH ,,. sl I-S , T TOM JOHNSON Presidenf ROSARY WEINOART Vice-Presidenf 4 ' ,- ,..,Y n .7 Has? b .1 A , 41-S N . fb T we ' 4 , NORA TUCKER Treasurer ARLIENE WRIGHT Secrelrary fm If ' - . I 1 . Tv'WSf'm7 ' a KKQ .g ' 4 in X A - wr N. fx Ax I l K i -u I . I t, I I K R., gr G? g,......a A I -HX, 'Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOB WARNER Presidenr NANCY MARSHALL Vice-Presidenlr A x CAROLYN O'BRlEN Secrerary MARY JO SCDBKOWSKY Treasurer 5 N I 14-1'-,S FRESHMAN CLASS CDI' '1' 'ICJEJKS N ,. 3' wx , f. 15 FLOYD FENOCCI-HC ' Presidenf ff?-5 JIM MILLETTE Vice-Presiderd J A QAIL BLODGETT S Secreha ry KAY WULFF Treasurer Q'-1 'fat I B 'Hai A 1. A , 1 A Q x 0 Q- t 11 5 'I ' -nr n Y . 7' .4 1.28 1 4 'N i f 1 t , 'ta' ' 5 k , - j, JM. nf,-vf Wxxxxs 4' L., XP, 'tx iw X K lf if' vim fin x ' Q. xii' , ,Q X' A,fs'Q,,fe 55 f ,QD Jack Brooks Vice-President 556 Barbara Hansen Wo'men's Representative 1 Jack Ramsey Head Cheerleader if fr- 2 Q 1 Q 'T 'ff Q' F-I ,J4-3' d i g H-'Q 'D' 4 Tix gi 5. 4 it Corky Fergursson Secretary-Treasurer pl, Q V Y s I 3 !1A. r Q TY! af Raj? c t' A . cg: . . .iw V, Q ,S- XN io, 4 Lloyd Snelson Men's Representative J. px. 2' i A 2 Y -in ,,.v -...,-X- ,,.--- ' , ff- Af,- ln March of I954 fhe Associafed Sfudenfs of Sacramenfo Sfafe College vofed fo officially revise fheir consfifufion fo provide fhe machinery of governmenf for a four year college. As fhe college has grown, changes have been needed and duly vofed info effecf. Today fhe ASSSC has in ifs Q.. -srzm are Z.', -I. HL 1 r xo, , ,Qt .ur f fa ' N.m '.'.l' xi , . WMA ssff Jack Brooks Vzce-President i 5.5 ' U x '11 if Y if ' RL -3 ti l. .- 1 A V . iffx, , K' M2 ,file vu Vqy Corky Fergusson 4,a Secretary-Treasurer power fo prescribe punishmenf 'N fo offenders aqainsf ifs code J fhrough ifs iudiciary branch. Sfudenf Council is one of fhe mosf acfive bodies on campus, A W Barbara Hansen o Q o 7 R ' nfs members fake seriously fheir Omen S epresenfatwe ' -- ag obligafions fo represenf fhe , s , 2 j, , ,r g sfudenfs and meefungs are conducfed ' Q :st in an adulf, businesslilce manner. J .4 A 15' Aside from weighfier maffers. V, '-N f- X fhe ASSSC also sponsors dances. Lloyd Snelsmy plays. afhlefic evenfs, drives and special proiecfs. Q 'L 3-1 Xx 1 ' A 'Q-W ,f Jack Ramsey Head Cheerleader Men's Representative l 'MU5 TOIII Willoughby Student Association President The siudeni associaiion presiden+ is ihe busiesi man on campus. l-lis role is peacemaker, parliameniarian, good will ambassador, coordinaior and member oi couniless commiiiees. The friendly Willoughby smile has become a Jrrademarlc for Uncle Tom, a pre-law major. 96 4' V ,z ,if x 4 a 4, ' ei' , 1. ,. ,L f 1 4 i 'r G --war 'IQ In 1' 5.11, ir ,,.f.. . . Left to right: Stanley Pretzer, business manager, Jolzn Krier, student association manager, Corky Ferguson, Tom Willoughby, Don Baxter, Dr. William Hickman, Dr. Donald Bailey. Board of Justice Members oi Jrhis board are noi permilried +o hold any oiher oiiice during Jrheir ierm. They can suspend or revoke membership in Jrhe ASSSC and recommend execuiive acfion in cases iound guillry oi misconduci. . i x Board. of Finance Aiier budgef requesrs have been submiried from The various areas of siudeni aciiviiies, 'rhis board recommends deiiniie budgei allocaiions +o fhe siudeni council. tgjjf A Left to right: Don Baxter, Gary DGUlCl,N6llA'7?11'Clf,SlIlI'l61j Cuneo, Rogei Whitney. 4' ' Left: Ed Freiclberg Attorney General Right .' Don Baxter Chief Justice W I 1 ' BILL HICKEY iff 'Q Q Coordinafor of Afhlefics l E ' His chief responsibilify is fhe f-. - organizafion of an inframural afhlefic fs- program. He aids in coordinafing acfivifies and solving problems in foofball, baslcefball. fraclc, baseball, fennis, golf and boxing .-. , X fsfi' 'r ' ' ' '. sXSNt44Kigg, CCCRDINATORS f NANCI PIERCE Coordinafor of Elecfions All elecfions are under fhe iurisdicfion of fhis coordinafor. She -T7 schedules elecfions and malces arrangemenfs for vofing facilifies as well as checking fhe gualificafions of candidafes and approving fheir pefifions for office. is GENE CHESLEY Coordinafor of Drama and Debafe Drama producfions offer sfudenfs fhe opporfunify fo work in many areas of fheafer. including acfing, lighfing, make-up, music, sef design and consfrucfion. The coordinafor malces arrangemenfs for performances and is responsible for sfimulafing sfudenf inferesf. -ff-lfff' SHERWOCD DE WEIN Coordinafor of Publicafions This coordinafor's iob is primarily one of public relafions. He acfs as a liaison ---' . officer befween fhe various publicafions, sfudenfs, faculfy-sfaff and adminisfrafion. He also supervises budgefing for The Hornef, Sfafesman and SSCribe. ,ri I -' .Y . ,lf iw. E -W Ss. Q . 2 3 -a..- .X - I .,. A'-as A, X? 'Ox 1:,:' ' i fm ,p1s4 'N X.- rags: 'zz '. 'gy 'Gas gi -, 1 Eurnx.-: 11- 1.1 :fs- -9 'r -4 i. ' 332 xg 'ix I 1 ' 1 42, Gigi EE Yi' '5 A 'fl W .' . 4 A' 1 l , ff?-5 65125 f4f'a'1 xr' Sf? 514 fc' pf sag' T! fD', 'i iw I.+,. S?-nf :-Vg - . 5 , 1- -' nn' . 55:1 iv. as-. 5 153, -F1 f F352 'T-j' 8 .h , 61' Sewfdqg we !-? 525' eff: VAL 4' IX-'5551 395212 1 , L Y .A-I' s,,c f?.+'c:Qf BEVERLY BERNARDO Coordinalor ol Rublicily She is in charge ol enlorcing regulalions on publicily malerials and slunls. Any publicily ilems nol regulaled in ASSSC rules musl be checlced wilh her. She also releases news lo local agencies. ag, S Q Q M i RICHARD BAKER AW Coordinalor ol Music and Arr A -W This coordinalor encourages sludeni sz, Y parlicipalion in lhese line arls areas. Y' Arr shows and musical presenlalions 1' are wilhin his iurisdiclion. MARY NOSLER Coordinalor ol Social Aclivilies She is lcepl busy supervising and organizing all social eyenls sponsored by The ASSSC. lnslead ol acling as chairman lor only one dance during 'rhe semesler, she has lhe chairman's responsibilily lor each aller-game dance and many olher acliviries. MARY ANN BUTLER Coordinalor ol Cullural and World Allairs Model Uniled Nalions is her maior assignmenl. She is responsible lor arousing sludenl inleresl in inlernalional aclivilies. lx' 'Sb Qs. Phil Scotch 4, Golds Chairman 4,79 F127 NP SST-7 l I-by 'ms 4 - Us . 5 -, c. it I Mac Hansen Greens Chairman Front: Ernie Leavitt, Alfred Newman. Second row, left to right: Peg Rooney, Nanci Pierce, I Fred Hodder, Ron Clark. Third row, left to right: Arliene Wright, Lynn Thorsteinson, Nancy Luce, Leo Warren, Bill Arthur, standing. Fourth row, left to right: Rosemary Well- ner, Arden Worth, Bob Fitzpatrick, Mac Hansen. Fifth row, left to right: Nancy Luard, Pat Lawler, Betty Snyder, Frank Martucci. Sixth row, left to right: Phil Scotch, Marcella May, Carolyn Kent, Joan Scott. Seventh row, left to right: Bob McCrary, Chuck Sorenson, Joe Hood. Last row, left to right: Tom Johnson, Gary Ogg, Bart Stevenot, Bob Zaro. Originally called the Buzz Club when it was organized in l?48,Hthis group tuTnhctions as the - backbone o co e e s irit. ' e encourage students to participgre iii activitieiland to back the team at sports events. The Reno rooter's train was a Rally Committee idea. They were also active oluring Homecoming, Casaba, ancl picnic testivities. r ewan, 5 Ch W I 9605 'Y' 'S A A 'E . M., T? liik Left to rzght: Johnny Mahan, Bob Zaro, Jack Ramsey, head yell leader, Bob McCrary, Dale Koehler. Cheer Leaders x Q-D wi NKMNNX 'X Yells and Songs Y, Left to right: Carol Farnsworth, Betty Waidlzch, Carol Johnson, Joa- quina Calvo, Shirlee Mitchell. 51 E1 W. If 552 E. X .1 22 fs .A F? 53. 'if B, wi A 1 33 3 . 1 I' fa E 1 l J AT T4 Lei if ,... ,A 'S 1' X 4 Li 1 Ji JI .-- 1 I U-M46 it f, A A tBl'W4 't 81- l f2' u B 1 . -. JULLQ INTERCLUB COUNCIL Fzrst row left to rzght Bruce Mztchell Orvzlle DeJong John Bmggs Frank Sandretto Second row left to rzght Suzanne Lzlly Donna Brown Marzlyn Barr Mary Jane Stewart Carole Corcor an June Donsmg Dorothy Cook Jacquelzne Ventura Judie Nzederloh Carole Hezl Jess Haro Howard Schwartz INTERFRAT COUNCIL Left to rzght Russell Herbert Peter Clute Larry Felzon Dr Lawrence Brarnmer Ron Lzrneburger Roger Whitney Bob Tellefson Neal Amzck Bob Gernar Lee Elam Dzck Jacka Mayer, Leona Bachrneir. Third row, left to right.: ,Bob McCarthy, 'Liane 5 -As 13 ' i hui H' I 1 l Saint MJ 4. X . -vi - fi .V V sv x E W 1 ., L5 J, ,gf fvjl A is 23 A I + xii' .4 y ,.49 ' --I 'J INTERCLUB COUNCIL . . . First row, left to right: Br DeJong, John Briggs, Frank Sandretto. Second row, lef: Lilly, Donna Brown, Marilyn Barr, Mary Jane Stewart, Cc Mayer, Leona Bachrneir. Third row, left to right: Boi Donsing, Dorothy Cook, Jacqueline Ventura, Judie Niederl. Haro, Howard Schwartz. INTERFRAT COUNCIL . . . Left to right: Russell H Larry Felion, Dr. Lawrence Braonmer, Ron Lirneburger, , Tellefson, Neal Arnick, Bob Gemar, Lee Elam, Dick Jacka. i . n v sf 1 2 T r L. I v 1 4 i . 2 3 ,T I -s Y N 1 I I x 3. Q. w :. lg , P I' . I . l . I l Q.: 7 is T1 x A I-Lf A Ex: I1 x 3' 62.11 Ha vlif .WI F ,., fi: 'aff 'f ,. v, ,4 L! I I I Qikx .di 15.1 . I 1- 'ILP . X if N Richard Baker QLJ' JLIQQ4, i an I ',an fi ' I P 1-'17 'f'Y lvl J 1245 1 El 4 Sherwood DeWein .,,. 5 'qi KTA 1 ' ,Q J, 4 . ,l -TQ: 41' 1' ,.,.,a,-x. ,,.'1 Norm Kempste r N 'E .65 Elaine Neasham - r fi. Q :Cl ' Ss. Don Baxter . '-- ,Qi -1, Q ...f Bonnie Jean Gardner ,351 tr Diana Lions K I u' JN 1 1.g f fYv l 7 Kip, Jack Brooks Gene Chesley Joanna Clark 'x X i . I 4 l i n g 1 xp 'W ,, , CRX f' 'Wi Q . Barbara Hansen Bill Hickey Dale Johnson 35' 'ar ,nw--f XY' , . x ' ., 1 J 1,1 j Q JoAnn Magnetti Noel McKee Patty Merz I 'VV'ho's Who Arnong Students R in .A.II1GTiC8.I1 C3Oll6g'eS and 'U'I1iV'GI'SitieS f' Qt...-1 Sandra Rhodes 'xv-rg, ,W-' 40- fm X f' 1 fe A-ViV R Carolyn Robinson Ed Strong Tom Willoughby l fgtxzgi' 1:15 :dz E?-it .S-Ye SEA ..... 5'Q3'f?2l' Q41 11 'I Sc, -J: I '-f?.'!'J :alia . 322-'sth me 'Him ' -: L 59. WSH? --' FF. Q '55 '36 z.Q,?16f-1 -sb!-sy .1- i d'5lZ2F'f' eras? exha- .4 L. 5. r - il .ucgblq f- ' ku ,yu gi-',31,,-e. ff-Q. 2532 if-2, 235, 32331113 ah'-W- - FEES fi! Mfg-ay, iq?-'?E'f': '- 32'-5-l .- it ---LE . 945,15 .rfb-, 1 Q 1.2- Qf 'Qgfifw 383557 im. -- .fl 6541.15 nj -. . l .JQQQ 5-few L rv v,- sniff .ffgfrz 25553-.14 V- 'vfvil -fi is-wc: 5:2 fibre 573:52 3355:- mike-3 750011-7 L ' , I ' 'Q Tl 231152-. RICHARD BAKER . . . Symphonic Wind En- semble, concert-soloist: ASSSC Award in Fine Arts: Coordinator of Music and Art: Band Concert, first trumpet. DONALD BAXTER . . . Newman Club: Chess Club: Ski Club: Soph-Frosh Scramble, publicity chairman: Autumn Afairf' program chairman,' Rally Committee, chairman: Stu- dent Council, junior class representative: ASSSC Special Committee,' ASSSC Award to Student Activities: Board of Justice, Chief Jus- tice ,' Board of Finance. JACK BROOKS . . . Christian Science Or- ganization, ICC representative,' ICC Vice- President: Junior Prom, refreshments chair- man,' CSTA,' Masonic Club,' Student Loan Fund Drive, Jamboree coordinator: ASSSC Vice-President,' Cabinet chairman. GENE CHESLEY . . . Time Out for Ginger, lights: NCA Art Show, 2nd prize: The Cru- cible, cast and stage manager: A Cappella Choir: Coordinator of Drama and Debate,' Dial M for Murder, production staff. JOANNA CLARK . . . SSCribe, coordinator of typists: The Trial of Mary Dugan, cast: Young Democrats: Thespiazusae: Junior class treasurer,' Res Publica, secretary: Model U N delegate: Senior class president. SHERWOOD DE WEIN . . . Newman Club, treasurer: Business Administration Club: Press Club, treasurer, president, vice-president and secretary: The Hornet, Advertising Man- ager, Business Manager: SSCribe, Advertising Manager, Production Manager, Business Man- ager: Alpha Phi Gamma, president,' Circle K, treasurer: ASSSC Award in Publications: Co- ordinator of Publications: Co-editor, Student Handbook: State President, California Inter- collegiate Press Association: Blue Key, treas- urer,' Statesman, Advertising Consultant. BONNIE JEAN GARDNER . . . SSC Chorus: Christmas Concert, accompanist: MENC: Lit- tle Symphony Concert, piano solo: A Cappella chorus, accompanist: Little Symphony,' ASSSC Award in Fine Arts. BARBARA HANSEN . . . Campus Republi- cans, secretary,' CSTA, secretary, president, and state president: Psychology Club, secre- tary, ICC representative: ASSSC, publicity chairman and Women's Representative: soror- ity panel participant: Business Administration Club, clerk: After Game Dance, publicity chairman: Masonic Club: Rally Committee: W'ofnen's Tea, refreshments chairman, general chairman. BILL HICKEY . . . Track and Field Team, Green and Gold,' Varsity Basketball: Athletic Award: Intramural All Star Football Team: Block S,' Spears: Coordinator of Athletics. DALE JOHNSON . . . Hornet Writer, Edi- torial and Business Staj: Press Club: Hornet Christian Fellowship: Lutheran Students Or- ganization, vice-president, ICC representative,' Christmas Concert: Circle K,' Interreligious Council, president: Jamboree, assistant coor- dinator: First Nighter, general chairman: A Cappella Choir. NORM KEMPSTER . . . Statesman, Sports Editor: Campus Republicans, sergeant-at-arms, president, parliamentarian, vice-president: Buskin, treasurer: Holiday, cast and set de- sign: Time Out for Ginger, publicity: One Act Plays, director, cast: Homecoming Dance, decorations committee chairman: Alpha Phi Gamma, first vice-president: Alpha Psi Omega: ASSSC publications award: Homecoming Show: Silver Key, secretary. SANDRA RHODES . . . Glass Menagerie, bookholder: Country Girl, sound: Good- night, Caroline, cast,' Chorus,' Sock 'N Bus- kin: Alpha Psi Omega, stage manager, direc- tor: Speech and Hearing Association, recording secretary: The Crucible, production staff: School for Scandal, cast: A Cappella Choir, soloist,' One Act Plays, cast. CAROLYN ROBINSON . . . Business Adminis- tration Club, secretary: After Game Dance, refreshments chairman: Sophomore Class sec- retary: Rally Committee: Womenls Tea, recep- tion chairman: Lutheran Students Organiza- tion, secretary-treasurer: Phi Kappa Delta: Rally Dance, general chairman: Golds Chair- man, rally committee: Library Committee, stu- dent reception: Homecoming Dance, reception chairman: ASSSC Award in Student Activi- ties: Open House, student service building, general chairman: Silver Key, president. ED STRONG . . . Hornet, Statesman, photog- rapher,' Xi Theta Chi, vice-president, ICC representative, historian: Student Loan Fund Drive, coordinator of Jamboree: Business Ad- ministration Club: Press Club, ICC represent- tative: ICC president: Publication Award,' Alpha Phi Gamma: Student Loan Fund Drive, general chairman: Blue Key. TOM WILLOUGHBY . . . Varsity Track and Field: Block S: Rally Committee,' Newman Club, .sergeant-at-arms: Xi Theta Chi, corre- sponding secretary: Model UN, alternate dele- gate: Junior Prom, co-chairman. of publicity,' Board of Justice, Chief Justice,' Constitution, committee chairman: Board of Finance: After- Game Dance, sergeant-at-arms: Young Demo- crats: ASSSC Award in Student Government: ASSSC President: Homecoming Dance, admis- sions chairman: Blue Key, president. JOANN MAGNETTI . . . After Game Dance, decorations chairman: Fun Night, refresh- ments chairman: Psychology Club: Women's Athletic Association, Intramural Sports man- ager: sophomore class treasurer: Rally com- mittee,' Spears: Press Club: Sophomore Sister: W'omen's Tea, decorations chairman: Young Democrats: ASSSC, Wonien's Representative, special committee: Homecoming Dance: gen- eral chairman: Model UN delegate. NOEL McKEE . . . Football squad, varsity letterman: Block S, vice-president: Alpha Pi Delta: track squad. PATTY MERZ . . . Hornet writer, editorial and business staff, society editor, feature edi- tor: Press Club, secretary: Business Adminis- tration Club: Soph-Frosh Scramble, publicity chairman: Autumn Afairf' publicity chair- man: Sophomore Sister,' Newman Club, corre- sponding secretary: WUS, publicity chairman: Rally Committee: Ski Club: Time Out for Ginger, set: One Act Plays, staff: Alpha Phi Gamma, secretary-treasurer: The Crucible, production staj: A Cappella Choir: School for Scandal, stayf: One Act Plays, cast: Dial M for Murder, production staff: Alpha Psi Lf . Hornet Staff, writer, sports writer, news edi- Omega: Sock 'N Baskin. tw '- tor, managing editor, editor: Golf Team: Press Club: yepresentative: Green and Gold,' . . . FI'eShI7la7l CIQSSISQC- Qi.: Athletic Award: Alpha Phi Gamma: bailif: retary.'H0i-net.reporter,p1cf91'1alf17,db11S111eSS , Debate Tqa7n,' Student Loan Fund Dy'-Lflje, pub- staj: H SSCI'l.be, ' HZILSZC .6d'lf0l:, lKDheF'e7IlbCT llclfy chan-man. Frost, H .invitation chairman, S zllelagh i Stomp, znvztatzon chairman: The Christen- DIANA LIONS . . . Statesman, Art and Edi- ing, cast: Hornet Chrzstzan Fellowship: tor: Hornet, writer and feature editor: Glass Young Democrats, vice-president: Press Club: Menagerie, properties: Country Girl, cast: Rally Committee: Sophomore Sister: Thespia- Thespiazusae, vice-president, president,' Me- zusae, treasurer: Fun Night, recreation chair- .-'jcgi dea, cast and costumes: The Elevator, cast: man, refreshment chairman: The Trial of Young Democrats: Homecoming, posters: Mary Dugan, properties: All College Picnic, SSCr3be, Art advertising, editoir: Press Club, supperJchairma?i: Junior Prog, geneglal gilailr- recor ing secretary, correspon ing secretary, man: unior cass vice-presi ent: i u : vicj-pregident: Tghe ,Trial ofgdary Dugan, cast Student Activities Committee, student repre- ,j.:-P an pu icity: op omore ister: Sock N sentative. -73' '1 ey-ig, 937512 'F' 'xl FLFQYPQ 31:1-.2 ,,., ,,,..i.,ii... -- -- . -rl . 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Catharine Starr, faculty member, Dar- l lene Vian, alumna, JoAnn Magnetti, Mary Jo McAllister, alumna, Elaine Neasham, Bar- M bara Hansen, Carolyn Robinson, Mrs. Guy A. West, honorary member, Mary Farrell, alum- na, Joan Pearce, alumna, Diana Lions. I l Blue Key Formerly Gold Key, The men's honor iraierniiy Jrhis year became aiiiliaied wiih ihe naiional honorary, Blue Key. Members are l ouisianding siudenis 'I in scholarship and aciiviiies. l TJ Front row, left to right: Jack Brooks, Tom Willoughby, Bruce Becker. Second row, left to right: Donald Baxter, Dick Baker, Clayton Nakagawa, Sherwood DeWein. Third row, left to right: Bill Hickey, Dr. Donald W. Bailey, Ed Strong, Dr. Lawrence Bram- mer, advisor, Norm K empster, Bob Tallmon. 'gym . . ',, ca I' X D v 8 A ' .I i I Vi Q, M Xt lxlxfg-,gy lj' . Ay 0 A A ,y X , Sandra, Rhodes 1 President If Will Hodges Stage manager Dick Gregory Business manager X 4 I. 7 if 4 Ai V T -,x F 'bi 47 I r I 'E ff' S jg. 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Vg - ' gh I , so -:ttf -' A imgggjfy S Q I , 5 Q3 2-' From lower left side of S formation: NielA1nick, Ray Everingham, Bill Warner in left corner, J. R. Gillespy, Ed Pigram John Mazzei, Bob Heatlz, in right corner, Bob Hocking, Bill Snelson, Jack Dirstine, Paul Messer, Bill Hickey, Bert Root in center right corner, George Sumner, Sonny Rolfe, Doug Stone, Chuck Green in center left corner, Glen Streeter, Dave Hotell Jim Stuart, Lyle Wilson, Richard Jacobsen, Coach Hank Elespnra in upper left corner, Bob White, John Eaton, Syll DeLeon George Riolo, Len Mazorra in upper right corner, Bob Brown, Ed Soto. Block S. an honor organization tor SSC lettermen, was tormed to promote S anol turther athletics at the college. Members meet to discuss current problems in the athletics tielcl. ' 4 H3 ALPHA PHI GAMMA . . . First row, left to right: Jane Leon, Sherwood DeWein, Patty Merz, John Briggs. Second row, left to right: Ed O'Brien, Pat Fitzgerald, Carole Piper, Karen Ray, Dr. Bernard Engle, sponsor, Diana Lions, Fifi Gurvis. Third row, left to right: Ted Ashworth, Danny Barnett, Norm Kempster, Dafoe Roberts, Keith Christensen, Bob garr. Fourth row, left to right: Dr. Cylde C. Parker, sponsor, John Bailey, Bill Lusk, Ed trong. it-'Lf' PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA . . . First row, left to right: Louis Ivernon, Don Gerwhauser, Jerry Lopes, Dick Baker, Art Daniel, Silvester McElroy, Lester Lehr, Richard Heil. Second row, left to right: Kenneth Cave, Ray Blackburn, Stan Lunetta, Leonard Schmidt, Ron Shelton, Wayne Bauman, Bob Warner, Wayne-Johnson, James Engbrecht, Jon Kendice. Third row, left to right: Orin Olsen, Lester Johnson, Dick Shapley, Dave Mossman, Bill Wood, Bruce Riddle, Bob Babcock, Mr. Paschal Monk, Daniel Kingman, Dr. Frederick Westphal, sponsor, Dennie Green. Fourth row, left to right: Harold Marshall, John Reith- er, Joe Kingsley, Norman Gillet, Norman Green, Bill Wallace. I E X g- A L 5 Y. -1 r n. 4 .5 f' : I' ' 1. F V, 9 ft, fl ,l . ,w. ri' YI r 4+ ,ix ll ,ix :I rj s vig .. 4 1:31 Seated, left to right, are Kenneth Penonan, Mary Sappinfield, Dr. Mildred Dawson, Mary Jo McAllister, Richard Coram. PTO .A.I'tikJ'L1S Pro Arlibus is The line arls group on lhe campus. The club serves as a medium lor lhe advancemenl ol lhe humanilies and line arls. lvleelings are devoled lo leclures. films and discussions in These fields. 5' lf llfc:r'1a?l,f fl Kappa Delta. Kappa Della Pi is a nalional educalion lralernily eslablished lor lhe purpose ol encouraging high professional slandards and recognizing oulslanding conlribulions lo educalion. fi ii Seated, left to right, are Dan Hoagland, Pat Wells, Rosary Weingart, Linda Swaine William Trulock. l l Biological .A.SSOOiE.'biOI1 Of' Sacramento State BASS is an organization tor students interested in turthering their knowledge and understanding ot the biological sciences. The club takes many tield trips tor the purpose ot scientitic observation and study ot plant and animal lite. First row, left to right: Bill Batiste, Jim Brownell, Joaquin Perrira, Mel Boreham, Bob Adam, Terry Marsh. Second row, left to right: Joanna Tuma, Ramona Anderson, Betty Jo Vennufrn, Joella Schmiedt, Sally Chan, Lorna Ammons, Loretta Jahnsen, Shari Geb- hard. Third row, left to right.' Garrie Gillanders, Bill Durborn, Thomas Eldridge, Arnold Koch, John Hopkirk, Frank Goss, Dr. Leroy G. Kavaljian, sponsor. .!-, First row, left to right: George Gianopulos, Richard Shapely, Jody Johnson, Marie Mitchell, Joe Kingsley, Hope Onnuchi, Bonnie Gardner. Second row, left to right: Bill Wisdom, Vivian Chandler, Karen DeJong, Frances Sanders. Third row, left to right: Barbara Vaughn, Winona Cound, Jo- hanna Tuma. Fourth row, left to right: Pat Wittig, Ramona Van Sant, Lois Costa. Fifth row, left to right: Bill Wood, Viola Baelcelheide, S. S. McElroy, Paschal Monk, sponsor. Sixth row, left to right: Dennie Green, Richard Baker, Norman Gilbert, Jerry Lopes, Bill Erickson. Music Educators National Conference MENC is designed tor the advancement ot music education. Open to students interested in the tield ot music, tlne club helps members malce the transition 'to protessional status. I Q . '5 lr f. B 9 Y 7 if, ir- i in t-iv 1 J I in I .I- 3-1 Ii. 52 5., av, 4-I 1 ,-1 It il 141 Hi fi :jg .1 - -, I 4rv 2,2 be 5- '1 ,,,. f 5- ,-J 'Q lf' ,sl P-4 T., T1 ffl tl 3 if' J N F' it '. .3 , Tien -Q2 l.l Fi !T.' '13 '-1 31, B. lf: lx 'WU J 3 rv! E, YT 4. HQ P: P? .4 Z l is 4 2 S.. 3 9 1 41 ' rf K 3 ' 'is:'i'h , - ltr A Saralee Ritchey fall president S 5 55,8 l Club members gather frequently during the semester for socials which give theni valuable experience i planning entertainment and making arrangements for a variety of social activities. lQx , Home Economics Club K e 4' ' This organization is tor students sglfgiziyiiuliggidiiit interested in tmomemalcing and home living or the protessional tield ot Home Economics. Designed to promote understanding and appreciation,tt1e group has goals relating to the development ot a wholesome, satistying and democratic home and tamily lite. l 4 L. 1-'.. 5 f'x ,c'-1 First row, left to right: Susan Darr, Pat Laurin, Beverly Coupe, Saralee Ritchey, Rose Okamoto, Linda Maben, Adelaide Jones, Dr. M. Catharine Starr, sponsor. Second row, left to right: Leona Giacomini, Betty Snyder, Carole Corcoran, Jeanee Laux, Lois Mead, Kay Wulf, June Bradley, Marcia Mitchell, Ruenell Knox, Glenda Hill, Connie Knutsen, Barbara Miller. 3 s I E lin 6 75 li f, 1 in i ', 4 . v 1 gf V-1 if V as e iv 6, L if V .5 y, . I I as Q , - x, g - be ' if . -if 3 , ,T fi ' I J Q ' N ,.,,fI-- K N.,f, , A, 'PW A+ gi 5 ,: ,l 44 Club officers, left to right: Brian Roberts, treasurer, Pledges, front row, left to right: Frank Cuny, Herb IQ L' Ross Brown, presidentg John Cuneo, secretary, Jack Sehramm, Earl Rohlancl, Malcolm Ford. Second rozv, Kirk, vice-president. left to right: Dare JIeKusiek, Meryl Wzlson, Jack VH Kirk, pledgemaster, ,Uel Borelzam, la . ,U- .Alpha P111 Omega 33 Y Alpha Pl1iOrneqa, national service iff fraternity, sponsors many beneficial proiecls gg.. during the year. Tlwe group is involved in service 31 worlc lor churches, the Boy Scouts olAmeric:a,+l1e bloocl bank if. and ollwer civic organizations, as well as the college. nf' ,Q or gal YA . warn +7-3 J . rx Q 5 , , 1 :' : I aff il lj-I L. ,Li P1 'iff-'r .3 J.: if l l., il E. -I1 AW li Il ,U First row, left to right: William R. Bonner, Dr. George S. Herrington, sponsor, John Cuneo, Ross Brown, Brian bij ioberts, Jack Kirk. Second row, left to right: Hank Abouaf, Dave McKusick, Malcolm Ford, E'arl Rohland, lf' Qoug Forsterer, Meryl Wilson, Mel Boreham, Frank Curly, Herbert Schramm. . il 3 E 'X 'fl c A T 'X H352 .., 1 :ffm f-veg - e - California Student Teachers .Association hiv '.', : ,sr ' f Loren Grossi , , president Patterned atter the Calitornia State Teachers Association, the club 'f-:Q ,, S stimulates the highest ideals ot protessional ethics and attitudes and wa--J tosters active cooperation among student groups in the various teacher training institutions. Thelma Tunnell 'vice president First row, left to right: Bonnie Reynolds, Donna Hicks, Loren Grossi, Thelma Tunnell, Felton Mailes, Martha Verhaegen, William Odell, Dr. C. Edson Caldwell, sponsor. Second row, left to right: Claudia Ogren, Carol Stocks, Irene Amend, Jessie Burgett, Faith Solomon, Diane Kleinschmidt, Pat Lawler, Phyllis Gray, Shirley Ann Smart, Marjorie Oughton, Lois Mead, Bob Gemar. Third row, left to right: Rosemary Weingart, Karen DeJong, Dan Hoagland, Will Weber, John Kirk, Charles Carmichael, Bruce Mitchell, Maridel Luck. 4 1 . x i lat J ' 'WX 1-T .wf-s 3' ' rl Babineazi, Don Firist row, left to right: Dr. Harry Aron, sponsor, Miki Miyaoka, Barbara Cullivan, Pea Shzrley, Allen McClelland, Mack Hansen. Second row, left to right: Hal Mallett, Don Hamilton, Mary Bog- danojf, Joann Norrils, Frank Andrews, Don Engle. Psych Club ln order lo broaden llieir knowledge. members ol w lliis club parlicipale in informal discussions on psychology and ils relaled fields. Field Trips lo menlal inslilulions and lwospilals and leclures on currenl lopics are parl' of 'rlwe year's aclivilies. . 43 -N ..- ,fiaf ' 1 l iii M' R, ' 45 lk lil., 'B ' 1' , 51, g ,fm 9' 'x' T WTK -l,4f!-'-iw, , . ii ldf? i Left to right: Dick Tessen, James Anderson, Jack Wright, Tom Damon, Bob Herren, Jackie Clay, Ron Nichols, Judy Ash, Ron Cottrell. ,wr l9,4Jl'?' all 1 ,I X ,K YN 5 fl 5 A 1 - . X 'U i' .A v a ,Q- E T T 'ill gjll Y . . ,P-' ' l A i l:z 'ajW' J E X ,I .',, . 'l . J 'ENN l ,- ff'- , 2 '. fi. 4- , 'a 1 - lfls ef -lfz i T , S -' l li Ui' T - I . VIL V I V I zu 1 f..u l 7 V, ' X , L .F T f lf 1 'gqligi' ' , 4-,f'g il J 'sa T its wig: ' 1- he X Ln Xl EXP, I xx i l . at l ' fn I YS f K N2 I ' 1 Q ff' W an-' Math and Cherri Clubs The members ol lhese clubs meel Jroqelher lor discussions and field 'rrips in 'rheir fields of inleresl. They sludy lhe lrue nalure of malhemalics and ils scope and applicalion Jroidilferenl areas of life. Technical presenlalions and lrips lo induslrial planls acquainl members wilh discoveries in chemislry and chemical engineering. te, 1'-,IN Q? vs f '! mi We S-.QA at M' lsr: llii iff llg' lf: l'r all Q., lf 14 ,.s LI. -ll It if if I I I P l ' 1 F fx -7 S. ,ra lf X ,gl First row, left to right: Carolu MeGagin, Marguerite Withroui, Dr. Marion Lamb, sponsor, Florence Rouser. Second row, left to right: Carole Heil, Susan Stearns, Barbara Bunn. Third row, left to right: Harriet McKellip.s, Julia Hughes, Hazel Hogan. Fourth row, left to right: Norma Pesavento, Carol Peters, Helen Walter. Phi Kappa Delta, the secretarial club on campus, promotes trienclship and tosters a protessional spirit among its members. lt is open to secretarial students and others who show an interest in secretarial skills. gi , Q1 'id Lg. 'iw 12 We '1 iii Q. .I y: :gl J! , 1 H: A N1 G ,li if, 1. 31 ,JY iq, EK as 'U Pt rin dl 1.1 li- lt! 1 . , .F fit .L 'A J. 174 1 .1 -A l If Q Q , X if s 1 5. I - . ,Azq -3' 'Th ,wills 49, 1 N52 1' S e PM-' 1' AT UN . ,- Q 'V-4 A v 'MSF' l l f 4 . , I K t f 5 , x ' . I L . 5 if ? 15 l 5 iii Press Club Front row, left to right: John Briggs, John Arnarant, Clayton Nakagawa, Diana Lions, Jane Leon. Second row, left to right: Jay Weldon, Bob Sparks, Patty Merz, Karen Ray, Sherwood DeWein, Don Shebert. Third row, left to right: Pat Fitzgerald, Carole Piper, Barbara Isaacson, Merlin Schroeder. Fourth row, left to right: Judy Watson, Vic Schiinrnelfennig, Larry Stevens, Ranae Blake. Fifth row, left to right: Dave Swope, Doug Harbey, Irv Beattie, Stan Harper, Leona Baohvneir. Last row, left to right: Dave Rob- erts, Dick Williams, Norm Kempster, Dr. Clyde C. Parker, sponsor. Zf 3 is i . Seated, left to right: Don Hejfrin, Louis Invernon, Orrin Olson, Don Gerhaunser, Meryl Wilson, Bob Hartley. -QW, -u 'casa s i X i ' s Wi., , - , ici fix '. 1 frills if '..? 5 . Q?s,,:?i..Mij21 , L ,mf e it Anfjffyif' , Photo Club Left: Don Students interested in photography meet and increase their knowledge and skill through this club. Slides are a common part ot entertainment during social meetings and the group participates in photo competitions with others in the local area. Ge rhauser, President First row, left to right: Edward B. Pegrarn, Dave Hotell, Ron Liineberger, Bob Heath, John Mazzei, Chuck Green. Second row: John Eaton, Noreen Kistner, Ruth Quinn, Carolyn Costa, Jeanette Yuppa, JoAnn Magnetti, Dr. Mil- dred Stevens. Third row: Jack Dirstine, Dick Givans, Erwin Glandon, Margaret Pratt, Shirley Downton, Bob Ghiglieri, Muriel Bradley, Olga Gostovich, Phyllis Gray, Richard Kelley, Illene Carroll, Leonard Mazorra, Bill Hickey, Marilouise Mason. CAIHPERS Formerly SPEARS, the Calitornia Athletic, l-lealth, Physical Education and Recreation Society provides a common interest group tor students in these tields. Their Fun Nights, pictured at the right, have become an SSC tradition. 9... XJ 2: 1? 8 First row, left to right: Linda Pescaglini, Maridcl Luck, Barry Callister, Mary Ann Van Ryn, Mary Jane Stewart. Second row, left to right: Mary Nosler, Ramona Van Sant, Helen Walter, Joan Scott, Thelma Tunnell, Joan Plowe. -Third row, left to right: Gene Foster, Beverly Bernardo, Dick Miller, Don Hejfrin, Don Covell, Jerry Ede, Jack Brooks. I This club is open to students attiliated with Rainbow Girls, Job's Daughters or Deiviolay. The group meets tor parties and discussions ot service proiects and seeks to promote college tellowship and understandinq. I Q , ,ar . 'w:'f' :- fr' 'E Q z r., tl s ? , ' -5 x J , 1-424 W fa' .wi is O 5, , f ' as -V 1 New-.1 - A-I 'I v.:f I: . I - fig , g I el 1 i ML i I K R L 'QIWPWQIF- fe , Nev- .,,:..,o Mm, i , - , . ' ,lx ' - , ,f fL COSMOPOLITAN CLUB . . . First row, left to right: Esgnerra Niceta, Sook Kyung Auh, Jack Poy VVong, Mary Ann Rowen Hwayang Park, MooShik Hahn, Riad Kaddourah, Dr. Lucie T. Hor- ner, R. Lowett. Second row, left to right: Henry H. Han, Heidi Dietz, Zoe Ferris, Carrie Gil- landers, John Wells, Doug Decker, Joe Hood, Don Hejfrin, Freddie Jassar, Daniel Elais, Charan- git Single, Celestino Macuha, Lynda Swaine, Plzilovnena Scotch. Third row, left to right: Irma Arevalo, Phyllis Gray, Yong Hwan Lee, Vicki Kernekeniclou, Thalia Daskalakis, Beverly Gould, James Holton, Dr. Joe McCullough, Leroy Joesink, Norman Wilson, Toni Johnson. ' ' vslxfv VV VVJ ,if ,Wvv v Vvv V V ,1 V VV VVV J I i I Q 4 D I I W1 J: 1 Q Re11g1ous Organlzatlons fffio The SSC campus boasts a number of octave relagious orgamzatlons with new groups formmg each year I957 saw the formation of a religious councul to coordmate activitues All the reluglous clubs are represented wnrh a member m the council ,G 1- 440 Q WD on.. i 'Q Nm Uv VW WESLEY CLUB . . . First row, left to right: Dr. Alan Covey, Joan Scott, Beverly Saccanz Chlele Houck, Carolyn Doyle, Pat Mertz. Second row, left to right: Marcella May, Nancy Schrnzdt Vzrgzl Jensen, Dorthy Cook, Gloria Rusch. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION . . .First row, left to right: Pat.Fitzgerald, Pat Starrett, Sally Weber. Second row, left to right: Joan Plowe, Susan Lilly, Roberta Schiffer, Thelma Rafferty, Ed Roberts. Third row, left to right: Daniel Kingman, Dr. Martin R. Brittan, sponsor, Lee Porter, Jack Brooks. .JM Z. LUTHERAN STUDENTS ORGANIZATION . . . First row, left to right: Harvey Bader, Don Hejfrin, Dale Johnson, Barbara- Miller, Sherrie Morasch, Bobbie Hoover, Orley Bakken, Carolyn Robinson, Larry Voss. Sec- ond row, left to right: Pastor Norman Steffen, Pastor Robert Bayless, Dr. Orville Nordberg, sponsor. A ' rg I V 'Q f 1' HORNET CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP . . . Left to right.: Charles Klaiber, Henry H. Han, Dr. Willard Thomp- son, sponsor, Jean Humrich, June Donato, Freda Vanderplats, Dave Hansen. ' - MN K . ,: I .,Sf.3f' ff , ', I , G .1 u - SN W H- -' ,f . 1, 9 : ' , A f 1 fff Dc ' fi YJ-ul ' K X lv 'S . 'K xl? Q S xl 'B 'SR DESERET CLUB . . . First.row, left to right: Neil Birch, Elaine Durfee. Second row, left to right: Richard Westrupt Jerald Hallam, Damd Kinross, Joan Boyden, Mareann Gleie, Eileen Smith, Ida. Ten Dolle. Third row, left to rzght: Vernon Krause, Dee Gwilliafm, Richard Oakclen, J. Wesley Christensen. M-ci .C ri K f E ff IX'- 5235 First row, left to right: Dr. Joseph McGowan, sponsor, Pat Mclarkey, Julie St. Amour, Dorothy Pellegrino, i Nanci Pierce, John Steen, Phil Sorenson. Second row, left to right: Marty Quincey, Pat Strayer, Darlene 1 Milano, Sandra Micheli, Clare Squires, Sandra Panelli, Deanna Peters, Ozella King, Pat Peterson, Deanna , Zanetta, Pat Wells. Third row, left to right: Rosary Weingart, Allen Whitcomb, Jack Wood, Ed Hoefling, l Zim Sullivan, Don Dittmer, Norman Earle, Connie Fippin, Russel Van Deuxark, Ray Ytzaina, Beverly Ger- art. , im Enos. X,,,,,.f!3 H Z . ,,,.---- s Z- .wl , A 'g X .' ' I S . ' R f wily, 5 , y. TW' .i First row, left to right: Bob Leslie, Al Elster, Bob Forster, Martin Fuerst, Tom Roche, John Amarant, .Veal Arnoldy. Second row, left to right: Marilyn Barr, Zoe Ferris, Maureen McMahon, Carol Peters, Irna Ariralo, Joanne Brust, Nora Anne Tucker, Shirley Cuneo, Bea Findlay, Carol Oettle. Third row, left to right: Jim Wahl, Bob Koch, Leo Signorotti, Jim Deboo, John Cuny, Tom Colby, Dave Schellhous, Phil Sor- enson. SI'e'vVrr1a1'1 Club Wilh Jrhe opening of Jrhe new Newman Cenler. Jrhe SSC Calholic organizalion became Jrhe lirsl college group Q lo have a privale headguarlers near The campus. The low, modern building is localed across J Slreel from +he college and is used lor club meelingsj parlies. leclures and discussions. The club's lreguenlr Communion brealofasls, lop piclure, +he Jrradilional welcoming Pizza Parly for newcomers, cenrer, and informal gel- logelhers, bollom, are now held in The new Cenlrer. Members oi Newman Club parlricipale in many weelcend relrrealrs lor religious sludy and conlemplalion, in lceeping wi+h Jrhe club's goal ol combining religious principles wilh educalion. B R 14 H R13 J l N gl f in i 39.81 ,G K JE .U e 4 .lt s1,.. 1 Q 7, I ,- 'F 3 In ' 2 l 8 c ii lk. .- ,, e E, 55 H1 :H iii '1 Q.. 4 F ,'!S!Q9A -+553 f - --r X 12? 1 7- 3. E. 4. 'gl wx If -z QC Y WQQK 6 B 4,1 Q fx, I I 'S . ,N YG f WESTMINSTER CLUB . . . First row, left to right: Dr. C. Edson Caldwell, sponsor, Pat Godfrey, John Wells, Don Heffrin, Wayne Martin, Gus Morr, Jack Kirk, Torn Tweedie. Sec- ond row, left to right: Bob McCarthy, SylviaEbery, Judy Burns, Joan Vasche, Anne Meri- wether, Jon Frieseke, Marilyn Evans, Jean Hurnriclz. 'cz 4 SJ CANTERBURY CLUB . . . First row, left to right: Mary Ann Van Ryn, Nancy Luard, Alyce Lynne Gason, Reverend W. Brooks. Second row, left to right: Ed Markham, Dan Hoagland, Gene Chesley, Carol Davis, Loretta Jahnsen, Sherrill Lage, Marcia Crofoot, Ardella Curtis, Father Tom Vare, Dr. Edward Britton, sponsor. Third row, left to right: Dave Roberts, Joyce Tomei, Mary Drew, Jean Johnson. Fourth row, left to right: Ed LePine, Ronald Pearsall, Glenn How- ard, Brian Roberts, Mary Lee Dozier, Linda Lee, Marjorie Gant, Wallace Brown. 'Gi x gig v 1-7 E-W.. xX' xxx X 's 5 4 X853 'B' '-'ss-A-4 ,fs siege, 65 ,A Q x st s tain i s Q .ee f 2 . 5 f J -gh-Q '- iv, . s First row, left to right: Russ Herbert, Doug Decker, Ed Cozens. Second row, left to r'ight:'Bob Warner, Disk Williams, Dave Swope, Dr. Gordon R. Glabe, sponsor, Sherwood DeWein, Dr. Edward C. Brztton, sponsor. Thzrd row, left to rzght: John Briggs, Stan Adams. Circle K International, a service traternity, is the college attiliate ot the K Kiwanis organization. The group participates in charitable prolects such as tood baskets tor needy tamilies, aid to underprivileged children, and other college and community services. L--1 1 3 ' 'dgg is.. 1 Q 11 - L if AW. f '.i' N- ,f if: ii First row, left to right: Helen Lindgren, Darlene Hennings, Ron Clark, Nancy Marshall. Second row, left to right: Nora Tucker, Ella Clark, Nancy Harbinson, Arliene Wright, Nanci Pierce, Phil Scotch, Fred Hodder, Third row, left to right: Toni Coe, Toni Ferrari, Bill Parlieh, Tom Willoughby, Wayne Estelle, Tom Johnson. This active political organization lceeps intormed ot current political situations 'Y'O1lI1g' and problems tltrouglw group discussions ot current events and lectures by prominent government otticials. The group also participates in local campaigns. ,saga ., G - ., Election night party . . . The Young Demos last television sets and radios were employed, and election returns election year initiated a canzpus-wide all night were tallied on blackboards located in the Sherwood Room party for the purpose of following step by step where the event was held. The group served free coffee and the progress of the national elections. Several sandwiches to the large number of student association mem- bers who attended. VV OIIIGIYS E,SC3I'G8.'t,iOI1 .A.SSOCi8.'LiOI1 Open to all women students on ampus, this club turnisties recreational activities tor students. lt turttiers cooperation d understanding tlwrougli participation in atlwletic events. st row, left to right: Mary Nosler, Diane Donsing, Bill Trnlock, Nancy Gross. Second ron, left to right: hard Westrnp, Karla Ketchel, Suzanne Lilly, Nancy Harris, Jean Lerza, Peggy Sclzernzan. Tlzzrd row, E to right: Brandon Wheeler, Jack Brooks, Don Cecclzettini. Eta! First row, left to right: Noreen Kistner, Dolores Rose, Arlene Sartnclze, Mary Lon Scott. Scconrl roar, left to right: Sharolyn Painter, Joyce Sheeley, Betty Billings, Carolyn Costa, Pat Larzz Thzrd row, left to right: Margaret Pratt, Pllillis Gray, Mariel Bradley, Glynn Elliott, Olga Gosfo Canopus Repub - licans This group promotes Republican political ideals and stimulates interest in government attairs. Lectures and discussions tielp members to better understand political problems. , V! 1 li aff QT 'U ,-f.. 4- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB . . . First row, left to right: Paul Plescia, William Bonner, Walt Gray, Marcella May, Hfll.1IG7'Sl1Gll, Helen W'alter, Joyce Brady, Donna Wfolfe. Second row, left to right: Rachel Baircr, Joann Stephens, Carolyn O'Brien, Bob Sparks, Marguerite Withrow, Carolyn Robinson, Mary Ann Van Ryn, Carolyn Nelson, Richard Dncley. Third row, left to right: Dr. PV. R. Blaclfler, sponsor, John Locarnini, Agnes Ogar, Leo Signorotti, William Cash, Tom Mitchell, Kenneth Sandburg, Norman Henkel- nzan, Hozrarfl Pearson, Meryl Wilson. Fourth row, left to right: N. J. Mietus, sponsor, Bill Duncanson, Jim Deboo, Jim Morrison, Jim Karver, Robert Lee, Bob Nielsen. 'nv SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT . . . First row, left to right? C'harles Sim- mons, William C. Dona, Douglas H. Scovill, Dr. Herbert Chrzcden, sponsor. Second row, left to right: Den- nis Cobb, N. Richrzril Smith, William R. Trnlock, Clark S. Jacobs, Thomas Dodson, Leon Hagopian, Herbert llrzrth, -lanfes Donnell, C. J. Ralfus. 4 . ' ' if 552. lffiil Qi l A f V: Yrglljil H1 ' 1 1, ri ff'-. , . I . , l ' li' ' 'i f'- 5 - ' . 11 N' . Q-. - . .- ,Q ' . . E. li Sl if' F31 v- . x V L1 First row, left to right: Meryl Englander, advisor, Neal Amick, Larry Zunino, Howard ' 'A Hubbard, Michael Nightingale, advisor. Second row, left to right: Don Baumback, Jim Webster, Sonny Rolfe, Jack Locarnini, Don Baxter, Dale Koehler, Corky Fergusson, Gary Ogg, Len Mazorra, Jerry Vandiver, Bart Stevenot. Third row, left to right: I . i Q. EJ , s. George Daech, Joe Henderson, Bob Ghiglieri, Al Russell, Bill Breminer, Bobby Morrison, ,L --v WM! Jess Harlem, Frank Martucci, Bert Root. Q1 irq fi .Q ., . ill X X 7-3 .Alpha P1 Delta. ,Q r it ,X rl if Alpha Pi Delta is the second oldest l t' , l' h H social traternity on campus. Their annual Qi, 4 l dance, Satari, is one ot the highlights ot the campus social year. Their skit fi. - ' f last year toolc the Block S tirst place award. ' ' ' :gall I X VJ L his Q ,N . XY' N V3 l X. ut , , S , l xffk ' l S L el li X l it ,SNK it '.,,,, nfl i L 1 ,3 ' 5 3 so y I' . jk, D 0' f 9 +-we A 31 l -ue-'rf' . I x ' c f' ll 5 N K XY., N, ffftali X, 5 .-' J wx . uf! , ,I 5 l T r. F 49 i , Q A. ' ' ,ea I g to 4' H 2' 7 Larry Zunino, Fall President Jr . ' ur 1, , 7 ' ,- X ' it .H 'i-' f - ' . '- X ii' e ' y Q ..' , Neal A mick, Spring President 53 - if ' R 'f m ' 5 'Y 'Y -'Fil Q A ' X - n ei, - X -XT' 'L l Q 'fr Q '-iff' ' Q John Cuneo Q .Cv 5 on' qu: Q Larry Lynch ,sa i .:. 'gifs 'l K' ti-D Yi Yi '-' 1 Bob Tellefson s 1, We , 31 ,ni Arsif, -any Q i Q f Bob Gemar RTW I .M W wp- 'ia ? vf Orville DeJong - w mt 1.25 ev? 5-'Ti -1' Q fri ii? if '52 Ti! l' if Ka 253 fi? 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Center left: This chorus attendants, left to right, are Carol Johnson, Shirley Sar- line was part of the Homecoming variety show, A Revue gent and Carol Snelson. Right: John Briggs, queen contest In Ten. Lower left: Lorna Anderson, third from left, 1.956 chairman, gives o suitable award to Queen Lorna. b if, IEIIOLAEIEICJCDLAIIIISITE- A gay whirl ol activities, including a bonlire rally, gueen contest, a gala Car parade, a variety sliow, an alumni reception and an alter-game i dance marlced the celebration ol Sacramento Slate College's IOlli Anniversary i Homecoming. Alumni returned to lind a campus vastly different from l the one they had left. New buildings had been added and others were being constructed: trees liad grown and the wlwole campus swarmed with the it largest number ot students enrolled in llwe ten years of the college's existence. ,375 , 83'- 'M lb Topgleftz The Silver Dollar Jazz Band entertained at A Revue In Ten. Lower left: Joaquina Calvo, left, Janet Spellman, Mary Jo Sobkowsky and Alicia Solorio sang Button Up Your Over- coat in the Homecoming variety show. Right: Tom Johnson, left, and-Walt Leineke spoofed the early college founders in a Home- coming skit. Ir.. I 1' . .A ...X ,- xg ,lip , i a' '-'- -, :-:,lI:':', i. . ,i A V. -f . - 1,6 my 1 'nl Cl A A! 93:5 5 i , nl M ,v 4 , ' ' an' t il my Jigga, f U' .V . .- , '4' f-vs 5 ffm. 91 Y . ' ' 42 it V . ' WM f '. -,. 5 1 x -q ii -'vi r.: f Q 'M' is , '4 s , N , 1. q 1 , V ' ',.'.-x : VJ' ., .-0 IE 'fR..OSI-I VV EEK The freshman al lhe lell was caughl busily deslroying a monurnenl erecled by lhe sophomore class al The beginning ol Frosh Week, and lhen The lun began! Frosh and sophs ballled each olher lhrough Dink Week, culrninaling in a kangaroo courl where dinkless lrosh were punished. Aller lhe Jrradilional Frosh-Soph Scramble, bolh classes ended lheir rivalry wilh a dinner. 4. 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J 22 - 0 d T4 ,NL .. 7 Nr I ,.,,,,o 5 N I Even the 975713 Could H05 9300179 the WGVCUQSS sophomores- Frosh Floyd Fenocchio was found badly in need of cz Ffvsh B901 Findlay gets the Pie Weafment- bath and the sofahobmores promptly administered a good scrubbing in a tub. 3 v S AcTiviTies, as much a parT oT college life as classes, oTTer sTudenTs The opioorTuniTy To relax Trorn rigorous classworlc and To Torm The lasTinq Triendshiios ThaT endure long pasT The college years. Various shenanigans . . .such as swiping The Memorial Bell Trorn The UniversiTy oT Caliifornia aT Davis. . . l4epT The campus lively during The year. Clubs and classes sponsored dances and parTies. while sorne sTudenTs conTribuTed Their Tirne and eTTorTs To behind The scenes worlc Tor drama produ vi sri l i pw , 1 I T ,J I ,z i 1 W i l T .Mfr ji .. 1' n ru-up ' -1.3 ii' fx cTions. ,Q Q U or Q'7 4' fl Q' . , f f V I 1 f-.S T Uh X 5'..'i'f5 'i if-n -2 ? fi,-H ' 9913 v ,zu .ul .,. as 1.5 ' If 5 ,ui - Q wwf? 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Students participate in a grapefruit passing contest at Fun Night. 5 7 I to .gs f AbAvP4 Y V! 3 f?'f 35 :K v ,,. J ,I L.. ,n 1- , i a I ,jx .f ' , -1 .' 33 ' 4 U'eII zcishers . . . Joanna Clark and Dick Lceper contribute at the Circle K WUS drive wishing well. VV orlci. University Service Siudenis selling apples, pencils, ribbons, cookies or car washes are a common sighi on campus each year during ihe World Universiiy Service drive. During WUS weelc clubs combine Their efforis To raise funds for a world wide muiual aid program dedicaied +o helping s+uden'rs help fhernselves. Newman Clubber! waxbed can df their corzlribulion to IVUS week artiritief. 'SFA W ,inf I k . ' K , , , ?: e-?.,g1'- . ,. U l i 5,4-vI'.z1' ' , X f , ., I ,, HL., - I. 4 v in - . 0 x :V .I l ig ' . - f 1 : . ,ti l 'f .U i - - . Dave Swope passes the hat to collect funds for the WUS drive. Right: Hilary Woodworth, left, and Bobbie Smythe campaigned for their candidate during Frosh elections. 1 'A-1 i X , X i i . Gail Blodgett, accompanied by Jean Boclcrnier, sang during the Press Club WUS week variety show. V -9 if A F P ivan- -A .r Knob-Q-marks-eva z X ,,,X. Y! I Y Mm' 7 'ings 5 ,una- , 'MM .. Ex: M ww, lv' Q. -1 L3 it D ,f wh ' 'Quail-W . 5' wg hunk I . -T .' ,': fiikmg 5? F' 'N 'WN 5 , -' 52 9 u 'P C ' rnon tearxl . . . fight fight fight! College spiril . . . llwal rare, uridelinable somellming Jrlwal comes inlo being willi llwe lirsl sludenls on flue campus ancl Conlinues +0 grow and become slronger willi Hue years. . .was displayed in rallies and rooling seclions as SSC sluderils 'lurned our in large U numbers +0 cheer llrme reams To viclory al allwlelic evenls during The year. 'il 6 's X-1 Princess Carol Farnsworth Princess Carol receives her crown from Tom Johnson. Junior Prorrl Princess Carol Farnsworfh was selecfed princess a+H'1e annual junior prom Miclnign+ Sun. She was crowned by iunior class presiclen+ Torn Johnson. Casabe. Queen Slwarolyn Palnler won flue Casaba Queen lille and reigned over +l'1e annual Casaba ,.pv-:M P, . dance following one ol Jrlwe season's baslcelball games. Queen Slwarolyn was crowned by lasl year's queen, Deanna Pelers, assisled loy Sonny Rolfe. f 3 F, 'ff .. x I Q t XQXX J, fl x qcPLN A ff! jf V? 'A. . fi 5 . 4 Queen S harolyn Paznter X, 53 A l'- f. u '. 4 if Q l ,gf I . 5 X ,gfgg X N A lk '- E' I 4 .. T'1,....,,, 1 gh., . C ' .- sighing? I JIODEL UN . . . Seated: Ron Clark, chairman. Standing, left to right: Lavern Maher, Mary- anne Stephenson, Jerry Ede, Nancy Luce, Rhoda Mason, Lynn Thorsteinson, Helen Lindgren, Dr. .nIUh77ZZlfLCl61 IZ,C1d'UlS07', Neil Birch. an e'e Q 4 J ' x-D! DEBATE TEAM . . . Left to right: Ed Freidb ery, Dave Mclfusick, Lance Grolla, Norm Kemp ster, Jane Leon, Walt Leineke. 1 . M L. L fs' y C 3 -5 . S S ' ,hits ' ' . f J ul' ' 1, J. . 1' I-.. A . JK. i '- L . IV.. .ZW .KH W Aewiivif Q I , 0, A S: , A fa- ,ff .552 f .- 'ffSg?3' ' v A -:fb-H91-fb'- ' ' - y A A 5: may Y. 94- ,xg . f I 24 N, X x, ,V . I, A f uw - f H fb J,-V ' 'i 4' ,A 1 Neff ' 9 , uf. kms- z-5' VTP! ,1'0 5'Z'f?2'?1-, ff' 1 f x ' . , , 4vv!.,g 1f -,:'-5: Tu X fi- :,. 1 Jn -ffm f W Qs 1' X ' 1. Zhi in of' 29 Q . - .Xi -. M- 1.-1 Af-.f f- Kwai-. .f we - -N sk-Q-, - f . M 1 + -- 5- I 'QQ 'Wi' '-4.368 ' ' ,J '9'A',.H 5 W- QF' ' , vlkfxw 'Z 41 - 'W 'f -' ' '- A 5 , - Q ' ' LM '9' ' I .A-nal 'Off' - 4, ' ' -- 4 Q 3 , X , AQ J S 1' 'Q ffff Block S Q Variety Show h -'FIX - A 1 1: MQ. '5' gi -'f ,iff ' M -aff 1' 'Pav A- I. ' -F '7 'IRL' 'ln 5- , - , ., ve:-. , f' -. . ,'1z, 'Ji' ' Qrag,Q,I- I 75: 'r3fif'il'- , I 2 -'1,'f',, , 'Q .wfffc ',. X , B 1 ,fi i .Ds 4 qi 'gzgx i +1 l lin l DTN f l T i , X 1 ei .4 Block S Variety Show Xl TheTa Chi TraTerniTy Toolc The TirsT place award Tor Their slciT, Baby Dall, in This year's Block S show. The annual evenT is held To raise Tunds Tor The Block S scholarship. The winning c:lub's name is engraved on a perpeTual Trophy. i I Fl a I Far left, top: Master of ceremonies Hunt Chapin turns over the mike to a pnnchy prize- jighter. Top left: Penny Anton sings My Funny Valentine. John Mahan in the prize winning skit, Baby Doll. Bottom: The boys 'whoop it up in the local saloon in the Alpha Pi T .h Delta skit, Almost High Noon. Far left, bottom: Bea Findlay pantomimed to Never ,J Smile At a Crocodile. m ' .1 .J J Q x Top left: Don Baxter, Hunt Chapin and Dave Hotel! talk over arrangements for the show. Top right: Ten-year-old Dick Ramero imitates Elvis Presley. Lower left: Perry Youngren, left, Bill Arthur and Neal Ainick in the opening of Alpha Pi Deltafs Rank production. Lower right: Xi Theta Chi boys surround Ron Elvis Clark in Baby Doll. Malia? K 2 ,gwgfiici l This gripping tale ol murder, directed by Dr. Carl A. Thomas, was Jrhe lirsl i drama produclion ol lhe year. The plo+ involves l an unscrupulous husband who hires a lciller to murder his wile, bul in spite ol his careful, cold blooded Calculalions the plan fails and the murderer dies instead. Irv Bealtie played the husband, with Del Yocum aclring the role ol his wife. l-ler lover was portrayed by Paul Bertrand. Gary David was Jrhe killer and Tod Arqanle played a police inspeclor. Judie Niederloh was cast as a reporter. . l C? We mms! f - . -. '- --' -'H ' 'Siege 's.,-'x!-.f - .s....x - -kilo - ' FOP left: The unsuspecting wife, Del YOCMWL, 7:8 peTLS'i'Ue l1S.lwS- Lower left: Inspector Tod Argante sets a trap to expose the land IMI Beattie hands Paul Bertrand a drink' Center Tight true criminal Lower ri ht left to right: Dr. Carl A. Thomas, 31 ththh kt td ihh badsends 9, , , iislluliifiiilzgandahevfi exiilofyieinimulillolio diinrqzgr. lirlierealityilzse Qkglexpect- Paul Bertrand, Gary David, T0d Afgallfe. Jllflle N2eCleP'l0ll, Irv frig a visit from the man he later hires to commit the murder. Beattie, Del Ygczlm, l. fi .9 llx l 'MU4 K 4 l l Theater VV orkshop Series The semi-annual series of one-act plays, produced, directed, acted and often written by students, has become an established part of the college drama program. Old-timers will remember the good old days when these student productions were presented on the only stage the college had 'ro offer. . .a corner inside the Outdoor Theater! Today plays are staged in the new Little Theater, which is fully equipped with all the modern conveniences. Q f SP9 ly s' ' - P. is Z F.-. -dt-M The fall one-act series included seven plays. Of these audiences selected Neria, an original drama by SSC student Ron Wiles, Noel Coward's Red Peppers and The Good and Obedi- Young Man, a Japanese folk tale, for repeat performances on the final evening of series. Far left corner: Harry Dernas, left, Dick Gregory and Judie Niederloh in Red Peppers. Upper left: Joyce Hill, Theresa Hollander, Martha Kreh, Ed Cooper, Nancy Gregory in Salome. Lower left: Al Worth, Gene Foster, Frank Nirnura in The Good and Obedient Young Man. Martha Kreh in Enemy. Far left: Harry Demas in Red Peppers. l l - 3 'if'-g..!+ .r nav, ,I 4'?,t'7-It lj- 1 rig., if ' 'F ' F? -1 4,1 19 75 7' ,' Q. K? fi: X ' U1 I5 2 f I in. ,at f at v o 3 ve 'N ' :iff X. ' e , W ,,,,,---' xTop right: Harry Demas and Del Yocum in Red Peppers. Upper left: Chele Houck and Mel Laub in On the Frontwr. Mawllyn Araki, Al Worth, Frank Nimura in The Good and Obedzent Youny Man. Lower left: Don Long-Hurst and Sandra Rhodes in Neria. Harry Dernas, Don Long-Hurst and Del Yocum in Red Peppers. N A Y' f- QE The gang confronts the manager of a Swank hotel in this scene from Bernardine. Left to right: Jim Sveticlz, Paul Bertrand, Tod Argante, Ron Lynn, Ed Cooper, Don Long-Hurst, Alan Glass, Don Dittmer. Bernardine Mary Chase's comedy Bernardine was the second drama production ot the year. Alan Glass played Butord Wormy Weldy a hen-peclced boy who's so anxious to succeed with the girls that he only manages to trighten them to death. In selt detense he goes out to loolc tor Bernardine, the gang's dream girl whose vocabulary consists ot only the word yesl Dr. Carl A. Thomas directed. Xl. 1 A , N . Alan Glass, right, dreams of his imaginary Bernardine as Betty Waidlich attracts wolf Roy Williams while proving she can be a woman of the world too. an N L L Q- The gang looks unconcerned as they hide Wormy from his doting mother. Gary David, left, Betty Waidlich, Alan Glass, Lona Isoard, Theresa Hollander. 4.4 Gary David and Theresa Hollander. A Cappella Choir, first row, left to right: Patricia Merz, Kathleen Swift, Joyce Hender- shot, Ruth Knepp, Connie Stebbins, Gail Blodgett, Sandra Rhodes, Bonnie Gardner, Winona Cound, Jeane Shaffer, Sharon Naden, Jacqueline Cauek, Patricia Brown. Sec- ond row, left to right: Joan Brune, Anne Meyers, Carol Dolcini, Kathryn Pippo, Merla Hall, Lynda Swain, Marjorie Oughton, Sook Kyung Auh, Roberta Hoover, Merilyn Osterli, Patricia Caulk, Lee Ann Williams. Third row, left to right: Robert Perry, Jon Paul Beaver, Ernest Leavitt, Kenneth Brown, Douglas Beauchamp, Jack Kindiee, Vin- cent Martin, James Herrington, Tom Orr, Jean Boyd, Carol Wilson, Marilyn Benjamin, Dolores Chulick. Fourth row, left to right: Daniel Elias, Dale Johnson, Dwight Wilson, Michael Linn, Norman Green, George Gianopulos, Ronald Lynn, Richard Shapley, George Van Scoy, Dom Bendorf. The Symphonic Wind Ensemble, first row, left to right: Phillip Howe, Wayne Johnson Joe Kingsley, Lynn Blair, Norman Gillett, Pat Wittig, Mary Obrecht, Beverly Gould Barbara Bunn. Second row, left to right: Louis Invernou, Charles Klaiber, Beverly Ber nardo, Leona Bachmeir, Dennie Green, Norman Green, William Wood, Howard Marshall Bob Warner, Arthur Daniels, Vivian Chandler, Barbara Rusch. Third row, left to right. Richard Baker, Lester Johnson, Barbara Vaughn, Bill Wisdom, James Kenward, Silves- 1 Z Synlpnonic Wind Ensernble and .A. Cappella Choir Norman Hunt, Director Symphonic Wind Ensemble Paschal Monk, Director A Cappella Choir ter McElroy, Ronald Shelton, John Reither, Bruce Riddle, Richard Heil, James Eng- brecht, Lestekr Lehr. Fourth row, left to right: Bill Wallace, Gene Sorenson, Patrick Fenwich, Mary Ann Rowan, William Erickson, Leonard Shmidt, Orrin Olson, Robert Babcock, Brian Roberts, Kenneth Cave. Fifth row, left to right: Dick Shapley, Stanley Lunetta, David Mossman, Wayne Bauman, Mr. Norman J. Hunt, Jerry Lopes. Orchestra and Chorus Chorus, first row, left to right: Louise Carrion, Loretta Johnsen, Bernadine DeFazio, Patricia Caulk, Mary DeCuir, Pearl Pickens. Second row, left to right: Arliene Wright, Beverly Saccani, Hope Omachi, Karen DeJong, Dolores Chulick, Jane Wong, Elizabeth Johnson. Third rour, left to right: Robert Fylling, Tom Orr, Alfred Crosson, Donald Kuhn, Orville DeJong, Don Gallagher, Joe Ferris. Fourth row, left to right: Robert McCarthy, Howard Lovdal, Wesley Overton, Jr., Charles Williams, Louis Invernon, Don Dittrner, Terry Marsh, Rosemary Thibault. E39 ,......i.w,.. - 'Q 4 if Q fs 1 . Orchestra . . . Jody Johnson, Bill Miller, Roberta Schneider, Angelyn Coxe, Arlene Green, Jean Humrich, Kenneth Ingerson, Julia Parsons, Nancy Schlegel, Carol Wilson, Edward Clegg, Lois Costa, James Engbrecht, Donna Erickson, Bill Erickson, Joaquina Calfvo, Don Gerhauser, Bonnie Gardner, Norman Gillet, Richard Eakins, Charles Klaiber, Ted Weber, Margaret Sigel, George Stretars, James Wing, Richard Nix, Freeman Yount, Billy Lykke, Wilma Yount. v x- ,. s X ix For ihe firsl lime Jrhis year 'rhe marching band wi+h a corps , of maioreHes parlicipaled in organized drill maneuvers al SSC games, adding a mole of color and music +o alhlelic: evenls. The Opera Workshop Jrhis year presenled Puccini's The Cloak. Opera Workshop and Marching Band Opera Workshop, left to right: Mr. James Adair, Dolores Manring, Nancy Salardino, Janice Silva, Elenor Dedic, Jim Haynes, Agnes Rogers, Jo Leiterfman, Donald Bendorf, Jacqueline Caulk, Alton Farner, Gloria Blackburn, Billy Lykke, Dale Gardner, Bonnie Gardner, Ray Blackburn. IK x . My 'M 41 if t ', 71 W X X ' LL l Q . X x X vi P in vi - J. y...--- if Marching Band, first row, left to right: Chalesta Barclay, Dennie Green, Linda Pes- tx caglini, Joan Reichard, Mr. Norman Hunt. Second row: Carla Stevenson, James Ken- N ward, Johanna Tuma, Mary Ann Rowan, Beverly Bernardo, Norman Green, Dick Shap- . ley. Third row: David Morsman, Wayne Bauman, Pat Wittig, Bill Wood, Phil Wiest, M Bill Kerby. Fourth row: Joe Kingsley, Leon Solorio, Louis Invernon, Bob Warner, Bar- 1 bara Rusch, Charles Klaiber. Fifth row: Bill Wallace, Pat Fenwick, Wayne Johnson Barbara Bunn, Jerry Ede. Sixth row: Bill Wisdom, Vivian Chandler, Gene Sorenson FWHM! 1 'HFS Y'-nlggnl Barbara Vaughn, Bill Ericson, Leonard Schmidt, Saralu Evens. Seventh row: Stan Lunetta, Lynn Blair, Lester Lehr, Ron Shelton, Silvester McElroy, Orrin Olsen. Eighth row: Kenneth Cave, Brian Roberts, Arthur Daniel, Bruce Riddle, Richard Heil, Jerry Lopes, James Engbrecht, Robert Babcock. ,,4 ,adv JW r Norm Kempster Editor Pat Fitzgerald Copy Editor Patty Merz Feature Editor Jane Leon Society Editor 431'-T' Alice Palmateer Advertising Manager N521 array gh 1 Q 'Q' Q ,f - . . ' X Q y' S ,Ulf f N .! Bob Sparks Jay Weldfm Chief Photographer News Editor 7345 I2 91112 34SE'89567iLg1h1t Maas ilf2i314I5I5 wsmsfsw ,Q ., 345 ive eazoizzees 5102122232425 zszszvzszsso Siizazsmi 12345 w r l Q Olitvllllw 'tsunami-nnnuvmx A H -- ,c ..,, ,, , tg 0, l 6 5,4 ilk. 'EJ I, If' I I 1 A . 1 5 ' Www!! evf !PQl alt1 ic, cn voun STATESMAN .wil STATESMAN STAFF . . . Left to right: Ray Gage, artistf Stan Harper, advertising managerg John Amarant, assistant editor,' Diana Lions, editorg John Briggs, business managerg Larry Stevens, activities editorg Wade Cline, artist, John Wells, art director. The smiling! intelligent faces above are those of the 1957 Statesman staff. In spite. of their best efforts, the book was published anyway. In order that the public may know the heroic story behind this book we present the following factual account of a typical deadline clay in the Statesman den. 'Eyah-h-h-h! the editor screamed., gnashing her teeth and throwing a piece ot bread to the business manager who was crouched in a corner counting money .... Wt-ll2l2E are those pictures and Wl-lERE'S that mangy photographer and WHAT happened to the la out tor this 'lCfO ' page anywaylflllu The statt, by this time unperturbed by such outbursts ot violence, rattled their chains and went on industriously reading comic books and drinking cottee. llhey were a gay, caretree lot . . . unconcerned about such seemingly innocuous things as deadlines, correct copy and clear ictures.l Oh, sutter, the editor moanedfclutching her tore- head and having visions ot dangling trom the lamp- post outside Douglass l-lall when the yearbook was late in June . . . HSUFFER, SUFFER, SUFFER. Just then the lighthearted Boy Photographers bounded in, play- ing catch with a tlashbulb. Eyah-h-h-l the editor screamed, pouncing on them . . . Wl-lEl2E are those . . . and she proceeded to repeat, with appropriate adjectives inserted in strategic places, the atore men- tioned tirade. The photographers. who had been read- ing about labor relations, were attable and ready to bargain. UM!-211+ ... .- SEER!!! 3 ,lr Q ' . , K s Q. - lf:-, SmsSM si i , ., ,gsm-y 1 .Lli 1,4 fl -rf,.'.If BX 4 ! PLAN Aurmi GE 1' YOUR STATESMAN Left to right: Herb Nichols, artistg Carol Johnson, stayfg Don Shebert, chief photog- rapherg -Bobbie Hoover, staj secretaryg Ranae Blake, copy editorg Peter Sarber, photog- rapher, Shirlee Mitchell, staff. Smiling cheertully and smirking in unison, they said WE OUIT! Ha, Ha, the editor replied, tearing up their drop cards and jumping up and down on the chiet photographer's toot. NOW GET TO WORK! she screamed, locking them in the darkroom and picking a bloody hand from the wastebasket. Those kids are so careless with that paper-cutter. Look, you've got to get those pages in, the business manager nagged. NAS, NAS, NAS, said the editor. MHA! HA! shouted the activities editor trom the other side ot the room. You didn't want that picture to come clear to the edge ot the page did you . . . HA, HA, HA . . . I just cut this guy's head ott . . . HA, HA, HA . . . GLURBQ' LETS GET organized! the business man- ager shouted, not to be outdone. ADS, sell ADS . .. we have to pay tor this book somehow! Meanwhile, under a table in the back ot the room, the busy art statt tinished their sixth hand ot poker while they waited tor inspiration to hit them. lDEAS! the editor yelled, hitting them . . . GET IDEAS . . . don't just sit there . . . WORK, WORK, WORK . . . we've got to get this book in! OH, NO! . . . Do we have to do the artwork on overlays? That's HARD! muttered an art- ist, munching on the end ot his paint brush. Why can't we lust draw 'em and give 'em to the printer? How's come WE have to do all the work! ! ! X 9 i ,e ,fr ' c. . x ER icls ll fxx, A, lf- X Muni' -o wwf- fggfvqrngpwx I f. M- ,u,..1t-ang. I i I ,,. Ray Gage, left, SSCribe artist, and Sherwood DeWein, business manager, prepare to get rid of old copies of the magazine and one used editor, Benjamin Martin Palmer. SSCribe, Hwe college magazine, is a showcase for slrudeni liferary +alen+. Published semi-annually, I+ includes poelrry, essays. fidion and shori plays. CI-I PULL' Registfaticn K 1 i I 25 ai ! s Q J JI lh 3. 4 ffygu haw' ' fffwbnr . y , J......,+.n.v...,.4 4,311 nu . 4 A llfi.. r .v i 1'1 ,X ,E W I 5 , .J',-'A' !fJ, r'x V Q VM' ,. w 0.-.M..., klf Jlfy, ff!!! ,Zf3G'f'afMQf7f'?aff7Z'lffff ,,,, ,g , ,fa L f ,,,, !, , ,vu If 'V 'H ,,,,,, fn, . 1 ff ' . 61111 fn .fiffhff 11 Muff fi'v:1f'ffl .,.,, I Jr f I1 Ijour rmfgjfgff .341 11-1 ff ' af flful .xhllfgn M1 ffn' fhfcr ffm nmwy who rn, 'fy , PHA up qnuf' I'A'1n.1f1- 4' 4 un! h'yf.pfnJM,vf an your 0044.3 er.: v.'l 'V ' Y l r 'f 522403 ull J XX i f Q. xx f ,N 'ii S I W 'N4 5,S, Nm-if A P 1 I 'xr' X. , 'u 4? Wh 1 f ff 1 I X. I, , g Y-Q s'X. K- lf w-V V I I H , 1 . r ,X ff 1, 1 f x xx V+ 1 'AS , --k 'xii X ,f '4k-xx ff X fb ,A ,f X jf T 2 1 , . 'T Y---5 . XX J! I F V xx E P f f . 1 XX fkv- Q ,f X I X 6 n 3 X ,f 1 . I -4-,NX X ff X -A K ' E Y ff XX ', fy 1 'f .. Y Y., x. ,Mi Q i ,ff-' f , KJ IZ , V X X , ffi, x L I -X! I ,fl ' j f f f - ff ff , x . . Vg .f --I-,M Q ,xx if -55.1, - 5 J... my ,gas . F i-f'4v'5.- 31. H 4-'TY + Q ,- 4,3 fi., 1 di 'Z wf 5? K, Q 31- 22a2Sa40:Q18aB'n24se7 T5 'M l77 77 fri?-A 514. UE- ?3f'i 'fc-,,: sa . l 7 V' X -, I ,i- 5. ,,'ffv..' 1' 'fgf V' J, K5 fm ri' f 7515 N .JN First row, left to right: Doug Stone, Orval Dellfous, Jim Dixon, Dave Lyons, Bob Bas- tian, Neal Amick, George Sumner, Ozzie Hines, Fred Moeller, Dan Chamberlain, Dave Roberts, Chuck Overton. Second row, left to right: Martin Courtney, Gene Rocker, Jack Dirstine, Paul Stamas, Bill Snelson, Glen Underwood, Dave Hotell, Len Mazorra, Noel McKee, Ted Chatterton, Jon Beaver, Dick Jacobsen, Bob Johnson, Berton Root. Third row, left to right: Genaro Munoz, Denny Stilson, J. R. Gillaspy, John Skube, Ray Ever- ingham, Charles Russell, John Eaton, Ed Soto, Rod Hamilton, John Butkovich, Bill Kim- ball, Frank Sailsbery, George Riolo, Roger Owen, Stan Gallagher. if V1 . . gli, . F A . if , if - ,,.':1i8i 4 , ff' 1 C C0aCh Dave Sf1'0 29 Assistant coaches, Hank Elespuru, Lawrence Kavich, Harvey Rolof, Cal Boyes, Jim Vitti. I I , I 1, -' Ne7 73 's, I is .f'f .9ii,2g3 L a f s - . .i . Jack Dirstine turns the end, picking up yardage for J. R. Gillaspy brought down by a Cal Aggie after a the Hornets. short gain. Fcotball , fb. . 9 Football??? was the question asked in a banner headline in the Hornet ot November I 3, I953. . .and by December ot that same year SSC students had indicated their desires by otticially approving tootball in an ASSSC election. The team has grown stronger and more f ff li , skiiltui each year, with 3 wins to their credit this season. ,' A , 6 .gag X ,1 ' 12 .if-it .Q .fi ' , -, ' cf .,.' Y' K . . 11' QL ff' N. in . i . 1 L' a .I Z n 2 E F1 in Qi a 9: J 5: r L4 'I 5 4 FE P' I 1. it E .i 'ii Ei if 3 ji: l ,Aff I A u I If f iw. A QNWEQ '1- ., I f ,Q a. 33 3' RI xiii iwpQ:qz'?.I!ii ,S Wig? ' NEIL AIVIICK JOI-IN EATON DAN CI-IAMBERLAIN A I EncI I-Ialfback End I- -I ' 'WAI ,N xm.. J. R. GILLESPY BILL KIIVIBALL DICK JACOBSON I I-Ialfback Ouarlrerback Cenfer I JACK DIRSTINE I GEORGE SUIVINER GLEN UNDERWOOD I-Ialfback Tackle End 6 C 3. N, gp Fzgipgggl, DAVE HOTELL FRED MOELLER JON BEAVER Quaderback End Fullback . v , 1' ' 'gg 1: we-r ' 12, X sg wg ar X ix I .4 -A Q, X., Y 2 4qw f f 4 I A X :, 1 V .M 1 X M vu gt, , X ,Q fe 'Q 'f f X '23 A X .M-wg: N 3,21 'W' nfggiffg q SAK .. J . . WZ? fvygf ,' , L DOUG STONE Guard . ij, ' RAY EVERINGI-IAM Guard SCORES Los Angeles .............. I3 SSC Soulrhern Oregon ...... I2 SSC Humbold'r S+a're ........ 20 SSC Cal Aggies ................ 33 SSC Alameda NAS .......... O SSC Chico Sfare .............. 2l SSC Nevada .......... ...... 2 O SSC S. F. Slrafe .....,.......... 26 SSC Sanfa Barbara ............ 33 SSC 3 wins. 5 losses. I He I3 i ,f S, 27 A M 1 grwf -F'i'- Zim' rr'-PQQQ . ex Nw, R' WI: vr R .. AQ. warml- .Y-,W ' , 1. 1. a NOEL McKEE 1 Cenfer. Team Caprain 1 Q E 0 2 7 -' , .f ef V M I 1 ' wif C- A 5 ,xr uk Q A j BERTON ROOT ROGER OWEN End Halfback all Ani Harvey Rolojff, Coach I ff VI, I II X, I ,X 4 I J 'I I QM' I. I f I I IR I I , 1' I ix , f I I I XI I I 4' 5g kg: XI .I Ik ffwk I . Basketball I The SSC I'IorneI BasIceIbaII Ieam won I I and Iosr I4 games and Iied Ior second IiIIe in Ihe Far Wesrern Conference wirh San Francisco Srare. The I-Iorners placed ChucIcIv1obIey and Bob Schurr on The All Conference Iirsr Ieam. Don I:ausseII was placed on The second Iearn. x an 'a'I 'A I.. x as J ,f,.,X, XX X .wr V I , f 1 S . 3' at '- 7 4' 31 , , ,Q , , ,kkgixl Q qunnlnnv .Q X fi ,-xg -? . x Y' W If ,Q 1 4 . -v - X f N J i 4 .-..g.a..-........ , . ..w,.---qw.-1-v-W V W-Q.-.,.. .. ,. , 4 ,, 1 . UR, ' X gl., 4 fi, '. 3. sa N' X- ' 1 W'-:gf ,-g1w: -w s 1 X , , mm Q. 1 ff ll .1 vb Ltwxx J I ,ra .1........A.. . 'w'-ur? 9' su, M Front row, left to right: Dan Sylvester, manager, Dick Nunes, Frank Troutman, Doyle Coates, Bob Schurr, Lee Farnsworth. Second row, left to right: Wayne Galloway, Don Fawssett, Ray Davis, Wayne Haskin, Dave Zenor. Third row, left to right: Sonny Rolfe, Dale Freeman, Chuck Mobley, Norm Weis, George Daech, Bob Ghiglieri. X '5- ilt-. ' N :N :f 1 wif! ' sfo Q' x f 5 X f f KJ Q f 1 Kffvv f 'E 'A xxfg WX 5 ,f 2 aw! Q kj A g H X K I Q fx N f L?- if ,SKXQ-.L Cing- K Q-,x ... .. SJMQ .L Q' Front, left to ri Jim Vitti, coach. N Y n 5 5 'Q ght: Floyd Fenocchio, Dave Paliner, Bill Reinhardt, Gene Schroeder, Back, left to right: Larry Stevens, Dick Caetano, Bill Gates, Dave Mebane, Russ Fischer. Basketball This season The Fresh Basketball Team won IO and lost 7 games. This is the second year SSC has had a irosh team. Jim Vitti, coach 7 5- jf 43 -nn. ,H 4. V.. mv, W , 'x .5 'rv f ,,,-- 'T' . '11 . - ' ' ' ' 'Q , , - , f . A ' 1 7 A . A ' Q l - .Y . ' 4, , ' , ' . . .' ' -P. ' . e 1 ' ,- A ' ,- . , 1- ' 'A-A .W 4-4-. . Q, ar . ' . , X :V '- - Q -- 5, , 4' Q '..', .- M . I R N I A f ., '- , . , 5' -9' , ' 1 ' r. h - -A' vw f-' ' A- .- ::....fX ' ' L- . + ' 1 -W, -:arg..u.,.q. .,,f.,,M Y . Z .-. , ,, 'Lx -' ', i .. if .,' fl 'n--mnM.:.,w,W,.,,,,,,u Q, i .5 f A , .rf -f, ..-A ' I R ' ' . , ' , 4- g, D , .A A 5 4. , f .1 A. , - 4' I ' , , ' .. ' M. 5 A '. I1 , .V . W' 3 - '- K fm- -. ' Qs- ' .s , - f, , I ' ' . . - 4 , , ' ' V .1 1 ' 1 -- J . K , , f , V . , l 5, f -W, ,. z. , f . - - - e ,- X V Y f ' ' - - ' - ' - .ze -- EHSGIDH11 The SSC Hornefs, las+ year's co-champions in Hue Far Wes1'ern Conference Huis year wen1'in'ro Jrhe fray wifh a new coach, Cal Boyes. and a veferan nine frem las? year's squad. 35' 1 . ' X I . ' 571 1' , :i INURNSSI N 'ca 5 A A . I Q if Q E-eggQW Tk' ,Y V A 1'1'NiY ' 4 J- ' ev ms HURNET N ' . Hn i ' H an 7-. 4. 4 5 ' l 'H J Q 4 Flu' 3 D V l , , M ss 6' 'Q Horq Elk: l X 'Kal 4 iv - l , . , .9 , . 4 ' f- f rf f - ' ,tw V in ,A P ,Ig f I' 1 - , ., .. .f -al 14 , ,ns ,V - , , V I , f -5 ' -' X1 , are ,..3f rr: 'hw X , . . - 1 1 ' . . Jia - ,v 4- -- Q 1-N,igQ'p.x. 761-3315 .E.f':'.,f-, Q-mf - .. 'V .-f Airing xg -E fr g First row, left to right: James Yalfota, Bud Linn, John Mazzei, Bob Matrinelli, Frank Pedretti, Don Bunyan, Ed Pegrenz, Bob Lee. Second row, left to right: Cay Boyes, coach, Gene Schroeder, John Eaton, Tom Zunino, Dick Olson, Dick Nnnes, Dick Ren- wich, Charles Candle. Third row, left to right: Charles Haskle, Bob Heath, Glen Street- er, Rich Separavich, George Van Scoy, John Pintar, Keith Cogeshall, Joe Barker, Manuel Kouklis. I 'R 1 x 'If P fr 2 5 'V i' ia I X :-i ' L, e 3 . - ' 3' E ,Q T ,He r ' 5 g 3 B 'Q' -9- 11 X I , ,I J.. '56 H J'lN-QQ : x U... 'gv W A gg-ag5,'g 'newly 1' .ir '. ,Q 5 . . . Q 'fi F' V - as c M to . 1 Sf' A I Rlcxinzad T'3L f-ffl? ff 78:5 fllmvii , J 1 ,A Y ' 5 if' x M A :ns si FE 4 4 ali 'f In xssfw., gal., i, 1 ' eagbligigff 'X 7 E,,?Z'!2f,!,, Q h 0 ,iilvfliw we-A W A Q- Q .,.. .,., i ,A ,M I Q N. ,vm V 15. lm. Slit.. ' me 'KI , . XX ,, . Uv- f. ,seg 4 1-.., gf . .Q .., ,-, . J -. ..n g-.iffwdf XR ' .f 3,53 ,gag .,.....,'.di .A+ , L A - B .91 - .', ,A ,,,, W.. .1 4' A -. N- .., J 6 ,uvnmlg Ast'---'Q' - .N fpgvlzvw. 1, 2, ff? +-fwf 'f'f'f'fi. , .1 V ' 0- ' - ' 21- ' .. fe-1 1 ' ,M . mime? , :vii ...X 514.4-.,,,44 , b X is .-I 'N -'fav - Q -'-' ', ' ' F A-i ,igzgga-fiiv'-'1E.: ' N A , Q-...N ' A . 'A 'Sf-3,3 M- PVT V 1 . 4 ffs--..Mi ' H -55:63 fiffff -V ,, ' ,-Q. ' -e , - . Qian! Q 'uw-.fww .nr A A - Nw, ,, 1 5 4- , Nvylq.: ' nity'--,rg C- W. l ' x ., - ' 'T VM-....,,,5 i 7' 'arf' 1' ' ifgW '4'L- fgfiif f, ' Nj51:vf,.-4- 5 , Q .N ' ' vg5a.2i .o Av. A 9 1- :af--fr --S - f P Q. 4 er a T o 12- f- - awe, Ahwf. 1 - f- -. 9 vglatf' T- -il . mf 'xviv we - ' .T Wlzsgh i , 1 - -Q. .. af .s .. - 1 ?.E' 'I . '. e .,.. - ' , D J-'..l.f ' , 3 I - .. f 1' .- 'T -Jay.. HZ 'Ast f , .-t ' , 'ix'- I 5 ., V.,,,,- , . . f 'fiwf ' ' ' ' ' - f 5if'?-Iii! -f ,',1,1-4 .!gv,.5 -A 'SSC-We z.. QTY 'fl cal-, ' Ar xr r 5315? iff O ' L at N +L s.,, First row, left to right: Chuck Green, Ken Nicolai, Tony Damiani, Gary Bowers. Back, left to right: Warren Cojen, Harry Coleman, Bill Reinhardt, Jack Jossi, Coach. Tennis Tearn Y 'I' A . L 4:f I' ' nl Y' 'f L , 'U .. , ,W .. A i ,vu ,FIV 'ef N mj, . ' fw .ev ' 1 F if ,f LV 'sfrfff-f7l.1f j,: Q V fl ,,.f-113,42 . 4fQ4H,fxQ,, ,jwr V' i 'f2ici: x'3L ':.' 'mf-tw 1-f . ., I- E, ,P H c ff, ':1x,,,. '-,gy 1 ,.-,2g,,:4,,,4S,Z5-?f?f4,iy3,-.Af ,gy- ' .- 'f '- :.:,1..,:'e'.vut:61z1f- . '.. . Qivlnv-M72 Harry Coleman Chuck Green Bill Reinhardt F' lx ' 3 7 ' 5 1 544 V 1 N Golf Te8,IIl 11 -' f. 1-fgiiizwwf f-'ef--M: pt: ., :isswtf nf V - ,ff , 0 J ' 1 ia' ' 5 1 X x 'Q 1 , , .gg f 5 x 5 I Lv , l W-A , Q . :Q ' P .4 Kneeling, left to fright: Bob Tait, Tom Pigatti, Lou Edgar. Standing, left to right: Dr. Aubrey Bates, coach, Lyle Wilson, George Timme, Mzke McKenna. r . ,Wm Fi x 4'-' - A , - - fi 1 V Fr, IL w S. ,ia ww .sf Gygax if ,ie ...Q ai 51, i, , wwf N ' 4--W s f L., 25 - 4 ' P ' ,fgYL'I f A P . , , . .,.. 35, L, 4 ., 'W' 35' ,M 5-1: . T, , 1-3 Q 5 if - RE Q M J A X V 'I - ',f5,T7f.g, ,P - 54 .gm , ... .9 . . 51 f '1'fl '- lf S .sf-:T M, 1 5 1. '- ,AV--.iig , i 2- IQ A Lou, Edgafr Lyle Wilson 1' . E 'egffr' . .l ,A A . w 545 A , -. I I 22' W -12 , . .- 4 Y , X r C af' f, F X 19, , 1 gfflf 961' . 1' swf' -fi, 4- -1' fv' Bob Tait , . l 3 A' t .-I-I l .. .. ih. 1- Sf? 'A -nz . y is-i x . fl Q ' ?f.ef5rf.'i1 1 -.3'L's. 75 9 F. 4 Hy, ll ' 51 1 NW ,..,.1-J e-4 .Q A Q' '1 , X 1 1 Qlfhq of' , .ff ' Stake af ut l'H .im-i9 ,GIY ,cf ? ,., G -'F' ' -A- QSM 0-fm. VE Shu -sly-zu, Q if . 51 5 -4? 'W by I L. l 5 . 'ffm ', ?, A . I -lnlvffrri.m-'r-2 xg , 4 ..-- W' 2 :fs W A v 1 F 4. TRACK TEAM Front, left to mght Lawrence Kavzch asszstant coach Daze Zenor Bud Cole Jim Powell Bucky Abbott Bernaod Nagel Bob Hall Hmvey Roloff coach Back left to rzght Glenn Wznter Bzll W'allace Chailes K1eth Jack Dzrstzne Wallzs Clark, Leo Sandoval, John Beavev Dwzght W1lson Avnold Olson .'3 4 M - N QL iiixu I ' .Y .we W ,Ji uni. ff ' f g aff-. IFN l . W s , 1 SAP ? .- . - A sf Q f 'A--, -A341-f.-. . v,- - ....1,.-vases-a '.f9!'!3XM7' W '53 L. ., v . - .... . x, - , . 3 XJ- X KW' . 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Standing, left to right: John Mahan, George Nicks, Al Brush, Bob McGregor, Dave Hansen, Frank Pedretti, Coach Jim Vitti. R 'x, .X Xa ,ff x, .-gn, j.'fK'gL !wr , 4. ,- . .W ,gif .- 11 .m : '-Q , ,, , V 4 .- V .-:ln R My . 44, f-':f.,. q::..5e 4 J :Mfg .75- 4 1' , ,,,, 'i5fi3l'3'-rf1,'.., J.. , I if fx A .. H352 '.L ifiuzzelif ' 'iff' ,'. , ,., . , 4 ff: dz.-.tg ,f N..-f-.g,,,.5.v-R :p'fS.,'7,'fag-1:1 X 1 vigrx -, .,:.t.-.Mk-iq. 11,4-q! 52929, .1 w.,....S4Sf. qw,-wg. , ,V 5.g..1' ' 1. 5-ja I f4'ff'ii'vf'-.1:u, 'Y V. gy-ya.-Q. 1 x ig- ' :- fir :.Ri'1?-'ff .531 ' I :A ' ffm ' 2' ! 3Y4.f , 1523 ,A ' ..f3'Q-Egkixg.,-','1' f :EI u ., , f . i4-:.e1'f'f9n -I . ,qf.fV,4.vf: ' ,iv--' . iffy -. L ,f'- ' 1 WY 51:1 1 Q4J?3,,:.J3'., ' ' 1--'? '?J53'Y2':, , Mr .Mg 5.- . I , ,Y .vin-'NT . 1 uf.-X .. fam: A .1 1: . T53-'P N- TL -,, V- 1-'lf-p,:Qf,, v ' 'xl'-if K - , V 1 x W . I N ' li . ,AA X 6 H. '-F I .. 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' '-4. .FQ Lynn McMorine chooses a greefing card from The large display af The new modern Marfyr 8: Shine Sfore af I024 J Sfreei. The Marfyr 81 Shine Sfore in The Town and Country area is on Fulfon Avenue befween Marconi and EI Camino. :af-2 Martyr 85 Shine OFFICE SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT CO. 25592 I024 J ST. 272I FULTON AVE. GI Iberf 3-259I IV anhoe 3-345I QCIQIL Foflhe igbugg THE YOUNG APPROACH IN CLOTHES FOR THE COLLEGE CROWD ALWAYS GOOD FASHION. NEVER JUST FAD. smce Iam sAcRAMENTo's FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE IE-iu.1f11rr1a11's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 382 655 :ws fi? 'Tai L. 32I-323 VERNON STREET ROSEVILLE, CALIF. PHONE 4064 'aww ' :ami Les gg , 1' ' 121 fy, ,.A,,,,, ' ' M. Ww-., ' 959555 K at Sixth o GI 3-8051 Visif Our Coffee Corner Breuner's charming Coffee Corner, Third Floor, is the newest of Breuner's famous customer services. The nexf time you're shopping in Northern CaIifornia's largest home furnishings store, stop in and enioy a cup I In Any Event-Send Flowers Flower Nook FLORISTS 5340 H Sweet J. C. Gratias Phone GL 2-0257 H. CDonb Masterson 1. -. ,511 fi? r W? is -JZ 'SL . - 4 E is .fs 2? 3 F-I3 V . ,i H , -9. 3 In . P:Ti 551. Ifs - . rw. 5. ' .I , -, se pt H' 1 1 5-. fu:-5 v of coffee as John Briggs and Karen Ray did. lfis our freaf! l For Professional Assistance in Getting The Type Ioio You Wont- LIVING-STCDN Personnel Services agency Robert S. Livingston, Owner SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA .i -V- 'ht--.- fF' I -Jil. H I3'lJ.C'CiI1i'S CHEVRON SERVICE 57+I1 and H SI'ree'Is We have expanded to take better care of your car, as Sacramento State expands to take care of its Ifxif Ie Igrj' - 6 A Phone GLacIsI'one 2-9879 increasing number of students. ,. C' Q Hairszaping an the modern fashion trends, for the smart look. RISKS SAT .CDN ARDEN 35I5 FAIR OAKS BLVD. PHONE IV 9-4262 TOII1 B :IMECJIIIQ CCD. Manufacturing Jewelers I006 J Sfreel' ' GI 2-I233 ' Sacramento, Calif. Lux . ., 5 ..x:':-'t-J!5, yi' -. A SYLVAN' DRUG-S 7122 Auburn Blvd., Citrus Heights Phone Roseville 6070 'iijiijaqg' , W15 '-rvsm?-'1'g-,'-V- 15'e'-Q56 itfii-ji.'Q . -ev-.fig fbi? P '54, 1. A. .5 ' .? ,',,'-1 ..,e5.vf '.sxW'. -U: fs?-1:r4.f.1'-1'is:.:-Qavlmdigkelifxazwf?al-aff.-9s:amf.4'51Ani.JE5'-1+-N A' 1.1. ..1-iii. - Where Sacramento State LIS AIR Shops with Confidence Q NINTH . V L I I 1 My , 4, . -sf ,ff Mfg, -.- X f I C - f ,LJ vie , fvf'i'jLf0 ' X J, ' 5 ,X . . V.. fx In C- f cv' X 'I AND K STREETS SACRAMENTO I, CALIFORNIA I T, iii! ,Xu X A, aye :ai ri 81. X ,ya , I I' Featuring o JARMAN I El SHOES . KEDS ' ' . LEVIS Q DICKEY 0 SUNTANS BUTLER,'S S1199 SECT? Hours 7:00 a.m. 'ro 8:00 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday 56l7 H S+. Phone GL 5-0270 if-35,1 ,P-ff-rx '5ri' 4w'frSr'c:,gf bLr?,!fJtf5,.z-g-.-2, itu- Is aa.. .Il .5-xriswwfx, 4f:ff4.:g2: 5-age I 91 .er There's nothing quite like the cool, refreshing taste of rich, delicious ice cream. Country Maid Creamery is Sacranzento's headquarters for serving yon with the nn- est fountain serrice any time-7 :OO a.nzI. - 1:00 a.m. every day. I I ' C, COUNTRY cc K r - Q L ' IZEAIID A C I Creamery Q ' ,ki,..Q, sf v ' V ST' II+h 8. J S+ree+ L 2 . L , I Phone GI 2-ooas 0 Top Qualify Ice Cream 0 A Sacramento Product l I Us . Q3- PreH'y BeH'y Waidlich fashions a slim co'H'on lcnii' hooded jaclxel wi+h shorl' shor+s by Helen Harper. 6 A Rhodes Junior Dept x 1- sv? . fr -0 'r . ,.h. '- . -sf-S! f 2 J , --1--.. ... vi' -'aa s '.'? 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Brides 'lo be will find De Von's The place 'ro choose fine diamonds foo De Von's J evvelers ale K STREET- GI 3-579I and fhe new C 'l-'4 LANE CALDEE. Thousands of Colors in Paint Sacra1nento's Largest Wallpaper Selection Expert Color Assistance 5520 H STREET PHONE GL 7-985I 3. M 5 5' 'rm'5 VV'e print things, Inainly De Wein T A P R I N T S H 0 P 4620 RAVENWOOD AVE. SACRAMENTO 2l. CALIF. PHONE IV 9-I504 pollegs Qualilq or ' 4- ...--' GL 6-9372 i l 1 Y Larry 3633. l THERE'S A BRANCH SCHOOL NCTUR ' NEAR YOU CLEANERS -'T clgalllng i California X 2,05 L S+, I023 - 51h S+. X Sacramenio d- GI 2-2535 GI 8-3465 5401 Cabrillo .,-- 506i Freeport Blvd, II20 H Sf.. Food Depof Bldg. X ' ,,,. ...sv ' GL 6-9603 GI 8-l305 -gui eg! wg +ff5,,- ,.p:'g1- K A at-53 s iff' Lk' '-' if 'U' 7' , T E' -wx-+ve N - 4 4 xksf 7 V 2 f . - Pi'-W5 DUNDEE smart Clothes Cl0+l18S +o sud' every man around 'rhe campus longs shorfs mediums- an wool flannels worsieds and fweeds. 723 K STREET SACRAMENTO X 9. . , L-:S 'rg K Z' I -5'-fffift warg, 1 - . g : 1-1 ':Elf2 ' r 11-P ' ?! 796:03 55' .Sa 5' 17' ' .1 f' 44, 2 .. L x' 1' -A :- ff!!-'ff' Wi+h lo+s of paper, plenfy of boolrs, and a cheerful smile, +he Horne? Boolcsfore gree+s each new s+uden1'. Bob Warner and Pa+ Taylor are sfarfing off a 'typical semes+er wi+l1 a good supply. Helping fhem on fheir way are Ca+herine Heggie and Bernadine De Fazio of 'rhe boolrsfore s+aff. :E1CDI'I19t Bookstore Mrs. Koontz, Mgr. Sacramento State College Campus Although these chocolates are purchased only near Easter, Betty Waidlich of Sacramento State knows there will be many trips to 111 Pharmacy for a great variety of items they carry in their stock of drugs and sundries. lThey write American Express Money Orders toolj One Eleven Pharrrleey Jack H. Snodgrass 562I H Street Phone GL 6-5772 Sacramento, California Y A-1 3 1li1P'e WW'- 9 NSQFMNSA it 51 .sheer I Complete Stock I 9 RSX!! COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY CD'N'EIL EIRCDS. 46th and H Streets UNION OIL SERVICE Station Phone GL 6-7359 CHUCK WARREN. MGR. Res. Phone GL 2-5260 A1 fists Supplies Draftsmen s Supplies Sign Painters Materials Szlk Screen Supplies , Between J 8: K Streets GI 2-3266 IOIb - I4th E 5 I R 2 -'.v'. , T . --- 'XO q' ,. .2 --1, :112'f', fwrfffgigsklijig-f::ii'F:1g'Fffg'ff? fzwfbik .icrfixeaabsihz-QE.-,ea 1 1, 'fly 2 X so x Wm, I-- N l? .ff , . .J ., .. ---V.', -,I'f '?--,.,., , ,rf ' - 4.'.4 f,- '.' 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Somehow, despite the best efforts of editor and staff, you managed to make a book out ofa mass of film, pictures, typ overlays, artwork, silverprints and burlap! No one, except you and I, will ever know what went on in the dim hours of the morning in those backrooms . . the feverish re-filming of yive or six pages because the editor wanted that picture moved just a wee bit to make it look better . . . the frantic searching through table after table of type only to find that someone had forgotten to write any copy for that page in the first place! You can forget the desperate last minute rush to tip in the section sheets and finish the cover before the final deadline. Somehow, you did it! MODERN GRAPHICS, printers SILVIUS 81 SCHOENBACKLER, bookbinders LARRY GATELY ot School Pictures, Inc., senior section photographer 9, The boys: 59 X 1--M-I -Q--A-v -- 'N' f-'ffsae-rf'1s-4-cfhcfzs WE' -I-see? 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