Chaffey College - Argus Yearbook (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

The Greeks had a word Tor iT, and included in Their vocabulary and myThology is The word ARGUS. To us here aT Chaffey, The ARGUS has come To be synonymous vviTh yearbook. To The Greeks, ARGUS was a hundred-eyed shepherd who kepT consTanT vigil, half his eyes were awake vvhile The oTher TifTy slepT. When ARGUS was slain The gods saw TiT To perpeTuaTe his life as The peacock wiTh his eyes Transferred To The plumes in The peacock's Tan. The peacock-a bird of rare beauTy and sTaTely grace-conTrasTs sharply wiTh The iungle savagery and ebony fury of our college mascoT, The PanTher. In our hope for more Tranquil Times, where The clouds of war are blown away To permiT The counTless eyes of The sTarry heavens To shine, and where The grim reminders of desTrucTion are replaced by The beauTy of growTh and progress, we have chosen The peacock-ARGUS in his Tinal form-To symbolize This dream. ,Q s ' 1,4 Choffey, Q6 SOI' G by d Te dono ound e pIoT of gr y-ocr SHI' TW O 883, on Morch I7, I os loid W College Choffey T O rsTone COITIS The size, enrollrnenT, ecl in cn U7 GJ L. O7 O 1. O. Tfey hos ho 885, C I The school opened in Ce in iwondo. S ET Cucomongo, ond io, I' Cl HT O of founder -6 vocciTions offere ond cn QD an L. 3 of co rieTy VG ond cmd of oclvoncernenT, process The sTill in is ffey ho ifornio, C In Col king lunior colleges GFI I' ST he iQ h The N- o an c o U7 0 :Z G 'O o T- ge colle by The 'o cu .Q C o U7 .Q o cv .Q 5- O E U7 3 Q. E o U TJ o .C U V7 .C .97 .C an .c 4- c cv .C 3 an L- 3 4- 3 -I- CD .C -I- O -o- U7 .S .AC O 2 college The includes ond Vi ne sTreeTs ond Euclid sTreeTs FiTTh ond FourTh by bounded GCI I' C1 The of VIEW CD bs KD 's rd b S Th moinder. Fe 6 Th y soon buy, occupies TTICI Ilege CO h The hic W ol, O .C U KD .c .9 .c KD .C -o- hile ner, w F CO ighT-hond I' I' pe The up .E 4- C E O. ljagfa of Confenfs THEME .... PAGE I FORWARD .. 2 DEDICATION .......4............... - 4 ADMINISTRATION - FACULTY - STAFF ...I . 6 CLASSES ......... .... . -. 16 ORGANIZATIONS .. 44 ATHLETICS ...., 76 ACTIVITIES .... 1-.106 Gqcgnowfecf nzenfa The i955 ediTorial STOTT of The ARGUS expresses iTs Thanks and oppreCiaTion To The following individuals and Commercial firms Tor Their helpin producing This yearbook: John SuTThoTf for his ever enThusicIsTiC aid. Bob Baumann and Virgil Percy Tor phofographic Counsel. Doug McClellan Tor help in arT and layouf Rosemorion, Darline, and Sally for The answers To Thousands OT quesTions asked, Bill Hubbell of The Yearbook House for prinTing, publishing, and binding. Phil Clark of S. K. SmiTh Co, for Covers. And o sincere Thanks from The ediTor To The STQTT for Their pcITienCe and help. ' 'TW 3 Escficafion The Argus is dedicated to one who has given his time and energy to Chaffey forthe past nine years He has always been able to give us the answers to our numerous questions whether they pertain to cur- ricula, room numbers, Psych. 50 answers, or Student Body affairs. Whenever anything needs to be done he is right There with a friendly smile and a ready ioke. The incoming students who meet him under his title of Registrar, the veterans who meet him as their advisor, and the Student Council members with whom he works, will never be able to express their thanks for all his help. But perhaps the students of 1955 can show their appreciation by dedicating this yearbook to the Dean of Men. The eyes of Chatfey are upon you, Leonard Mather, as we dedicate this, the 1955 Argus, to you. if i 1 Q Y cfmilziiffzafion - Qacuffy - Qgfczfff ly f T? PRESIDENT . . . Daniel B. Milliken - BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . ilett to rightl: Richard Barr, Alfred Utman, William Gilliland, Wilma Klepper, Clyde A. Rodgers, X DIRECTOR . . . Lee A. Wadsworth IN MEMORIAM - The College was shocked on November 20 by the untimely death of Board Member Edward J. Pollack, who was elect ed to trusteeship in May, 1953. Mr Pollack, a former track star of na tional prominence and a labor re lations expert, continually cham pioned the interests nf the college and in particular its athletic pro gram. Richard S. Barr of Ontario was appointed to complete the re mainder of Pollack's term. COMPTROLLER . . . Jack White DEAN OF WOMEN . . . Dr. Pearl Clark DEAN OF MEN . . . Leonard Mather PERSONNEL DIRECTOR . . . Allan Smith DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS . . . DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION Wesley Harmon Olaf E. Snyder .IJ lg A 33 DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY. . . OCCUPATIONAL COUNSELOR . . . Mabel A. Stanford Rex Wignoll Joann Clauser George Colbarh Physical Education Physical Education Lloyd Aanstad Aeronautics Dana Alexander Science George Bea rolvvood Mathematics Richard Beeks Music Sidney Brossrnan English Kenneth Brown Social Science Elwood Chapman Business Education Arnold Christen Agriculture Rodney Arner Mathematics Gordon Berger Music - John Burnison Physical Education Robert Baumann Photography Stua rt Brockway Electronics Clarence Calhoun Science Horner Davis Russell Dysart Jack Feeney Speech Science Music Marie Frank Home Economics Fred Felsch Aeronautics William Ga ble Physical Education Elmer Glenn Mathematics ' may ,Q ii! r x ily! - Louis Gentile Business Education Lewis Grimm Physical Sciences 'L . f Polly Fitch Drama Gilberte Gatignol Language Helen Greenlaw Physical Education 'Q' Arthu r Flum Mathematics Fred Geiger Chemistry Hendrik Grise William Grigsby Business Education Art W 13 William Groneweg Theolind Groschen Russell Hanson John Harris Ernest Heald Business Education Vocational Nursing Aeronautics Psychology Agriculture Frances Hernenway Kenneth Hinrichsen Home Economics Mildred Johnson Arithmetic Emma Luebbers Business Education Charles Miller Social- Science History Donald Ketchum Electronics Leonard Mather Gymnastics Ralph Newton Business Joyce Holly Music Wilma Koeker Home Economics Gerald Martin German Betty O' Keele L. J. Horsch Anthony Ivins Economics Art Richard Killen Gretchen Lizer English English Douglas McClellan Harold Merchant Art Chemistry Lloyd Parrott Clara Payne Physical Education Biology English 19 fishy -s....,,f ,x ,or y , I 1 1 '3 -2' ' ,-Ti I. if K 'T'-fn, se,cu t , A 'sf 7 iii, - w , xx' f 6 Allis Peaker English Mary Robinson Business Education Margaret Slotkin Vocational Nursing Ray Webb Mechanical Drawing Virgil Percy Photography Dario W. Robinson Lithography Leslie Standlea Social Science Jack White Wrestling I Q5 fl' B Darwin Personius Aeronautics Bea Rose Psychology Donald Stoner Electronics Rex Wignall Agriculture Jane Raymond Business Education Betty Jean Schmid Dentistry John Sutthotf Journalism Floyd Wilson Science 1 A : if -I f . Ralph Ritchie Electronics Harvey Shrik Physical Education Donald Swithart Business Education Donald Wright English DISTRICT SECRETARIES lleft To righfl: Lynette Gunderson, Mildred Stevenson, Anita Olson, Hazel Jennings, Jean Kaiser, Charlotte McCollum, Audrey Romsey, Betty George, Ruth McKee, Laura Hofmon. C J' 4 LIBRARIANS ileft to rightlz Adeline Nyberg, Eunice Asper, Lizobelle Evans. COLLEGE SECRETARIES lleft to right, back fowl: Genevieve Anderson Geneva Hatkins, Rosemarion Cunningham, Rosie Ross. From row June Price, Sally Bermudez, Dorline Dresp, Olive Smith. W BOOK STORE lleft to rightlz Mr. Almquist, Loi! Carson, X Rogene Logan, Joyce Vegan. N ' N 21: - H J . are H afziwi f-if M 1-1 . 1-- H .sfo-L xx, V? N M X: gm .k1,A.,, AL ., I 6 ,Y f,:.v:.r,,, ff f -- r CUSTODIANS lleff to righflz Charles Hershey, Hoclen Silvey, Merle Bresen- hczm. Charles Bczrnord. ,,,3 -A -Er s r Qi , R '42 , V .4 K. ,nw J, 29 aj. Q ,ffl KAMPUS KITCHEN Heft to rlghtl Slble Preston Virginia Brending, Juonifo Collms Bermce Block, -89 3 Clziiizi 'Wi i:L:L T 1' 't .45-'Q Q-nu. Happily passing the responsibility for leadership of lhe Sophomore class, Jim Erwing, first-semester sophomore presidenl, hands the gavel symbol of his authority-to incoming President Jim Wolfe, who led the class for ihe second semester. Sofzfiomo 'za Joyce Walker Figgins Secretary First Semester 'Q ,twi- F' -we I a Qfpcm T1 1 sr' Tip Clements Vice President First Semester Q W! it , I, Carol Roque Treasurer First Semester Marian Tomkins Social Chairman First Semester vw, A ,it 'F' A Nl 5 f 5 2 Carol Roque Secretary Second Semester 4 5' St A ll wg? fi 7 2 ,ig it IA. ' MA-mf -' Christy Watson Vice President Second Semester I . 4 :rr . qw. V , if, - gif' ileifiifbl if-we Tip Clements Treasurer Second Semester Bonnie Kemp Social Chairman Second Semester I9 W. William Abrahamson Donna Adair Bob Aday Brue Applefield Joyce Baillie Loretta Baldwin Donald Beatty Clarence Billingslea Betty Blanton Q N. Ronald Allison Jackie Barker Lyle Bonham Joe Aquirre Louis Bathisli Malcolm Barnett 'Wuxi it '51-up-1 L - if Mary Ann Boone Anita Boswell Don Bowman Mike Boyd Dale Bunch i 20 gi J' 1 2 '1-' Mary Buser Bob Butcher Phyllis Chambers BeT'ry'Chandler Wesley Chappin Tip Clemenfs George COrSGrO Darrell Daugherty Bob DiGiclnfomasso Harry Ebeling Jane Elder Dudley Ellis Jackie Elrod Duane Erway Jim Erwing Stanley Evers Leonore Ewerf Gil Exfale Bill Finch Parsy Francis .y I. .........f 'ti H-If-11 21 Z S!!-Af 6- s . hir'- ,. l,,y Charles Guzze Jesse Garcia Helen Garl Charles Grove Tarlefon Garron Larry Gary Norman Gefchell Eddie Guevara Charles Gill Jessie Gomez Lyle Gormley Earle Hale Polly Hale Lael Hall Par Hansen Paul Harmon Beverly Hastings s X , - We ff , Y , A , , Fanny Higgins Barbara Horne Lawrence Johnson Arthur Kermode Margaret Klepper Barbara Klnnk Dolores Koch Rschord Krebnll is-c , ,, 1- 'Nfnv' BeTTy Morgan Myrlle Moseley Wallace Musser Myron Nelson 24 Shirley Kwienslrwki Jim Lucas Joyce Figgins Joe LeTTeri Luige Maolalsoo George Meglemre 19 A Nancy Leury Ray Magnon Curtis Miller William l.iTz Kay Manor Ted Mirkov l 5 crrrccccrrrrcc 5 fan! .s L. ,A W ., '4 . I -4 gf r-1' 'f1 ' a H, Fi, ,idk IUK 50' iii' f' Eloy Ortiz Fred Orton Don Patterson Doo Chun Pork Dole Ponsor Wendell Pontious Jock Pyster Ben Querubin Mike Quint Betty Rcimsdell Dclve Roberts Isobel Rodriquez George Romondy Jock Roripough Corol Roque Dick Sclddler 25 if-f f 'k if T .. Loren Sanchez Carol Savage Chuck Schulz Charles Scoff Mario Serna Phoebe Sibley Harold SrniTh Dean Smothers Norrno Tanner John Tonsley Jack Tennant Kay Thompson Richard Saez June Sergeant Jeanne Sfruys Margaret Thompson A,k 'zr' 5 S . Mvfivn T0ml4lfWS Shirley Toner Dolly Tofaro Ernrnef Trudel 26 Lucy Tudor Margaret Wadsworth David Wasden Joan Williams Gloria Valle Terri Walsh Christy Watson Joseph Wilson iiw A Betty Van Buren May Warner Carrol Wensel Winnfred Wissing 'g Q Roger Wade Gayle Warnix John Wilken James H. Wolfe John Ericson, firsl-semesler Freshman President 'Iii H2512 glzaiirlznfa '-', 1' E? .e,. 1 -.Lf ' A , ,ree,, . .. rirrl. if . ,,.' r so L Y s i i Y k,,' Q ,,,., ,, H I ' Larry Collins, second-semester Freshman President Q A K' ffh4 kk , If f 5 Mary Freeman Vice-President Judy Smith Secretary Colleen Conway Treasurer Nancy Wilson Social Chairman gpm 'Ive X- S Mary Lou Meteer Vice-President Nancy Wilson Secretary X 43' If W 'wfijh 2 Q 2 , , ff' ., fr h. U ., if A A ' Q , Q- .F ' Barbara Currie ,. I . Treasurer 'QP' Judy Smith Social Chainnan Nl' 1' Q Iv A lx N www' ' Abbot? Alamo Alexander Allen I if ...M .N we 'A K Q , ri 5 l, ,, IQ ll Q I sf- ly yyysy J Avery Ayres Belrnonres Beloud 30 rf l ga, , L Q ,, lile V B efe 'U X ' 5 B , , wr. 1' L I V X , 1 .J 'S' x A 5-T A fu Acree Allison Anderson Anderson Anderson Andrews Anzilotti Armendarez Armsrrong Atwood M r Nr' 'N'- : no If ' Bailey Benson PY YK if Qs ,J r r . V lr s', Q ' ' 154' f r si V A cr 5 5 '1 - ' 5- v f ig rsls . Acloir Allyn l 'H ' A 'Sr' 'Qu-4' Barker Bercn RR. A. . Adcox Africh Alba Alward Ancdy Andrade . . 'Pnl Alcala Anderson How our athletes keep in form. '1 1, . fe: Q X1 'H . B B B E ' - :.. Q ' 7? Bartz Berg Baskille Batfes Beske Bigg Beard Black I r F' T A iggilzgziez .- x ,,.. 'N A Blaine Bouden Blair Boyd r. G' S rr, .I ,1:- K f-519 Xi i?' I ' Ae g. - A -Q in in X' ' fil iz Blanche Bray a ' ll' E432 W x if A ,mi b o S!-9' 'iw' Blanton Bleich Board Brione Brisbane Brack in Are all of these freshmen? '- r we -il? B ahfe 1 lrlll rral we ef J' .1 K K or V roo . 9 V R A7 B 'l,. krrif Butler Carle Burton Carmean M,-,..f in ., .3 ... me .., :,. Y X52 -eiryl 5 ' N B' ,r l .,khk .. B f4..'E'1'J r In Q Caldwell Carrari Callahan Carr -ggi. lll, Camargo Chapman .L K 43. in Baree Born Brown Bryan Buccheri Bullard Brown Brubaker Byrant Buchanan .F g.- :re A . W N ' --r I-we , ww- eee reerrl 1 ww K 1 - , K V K 1 Q 1 if :Li rre ik r B 1 Campbell Chavez Carabilas Carberry Churchill Ciocca Q . 19 Clark Cook Cusler Dishno '. ,' x s ' '-'- 3 Q' ' 3 'W' H . f 5 4 Q . , K l 1 W r 'ir' ,, W f,,,-1 4 if w. F1 ,, , ,,,. X . fy rw - ' .li 6 il ahwflf, 4 f , sky B V ,. .1 f E - Y l ,K 1 I I A A Z ..... X if i Jw L- -' h 11l if 'i',f ,f Q55 U f' Wa 4. E r q F if 'iii' Cohn Cruder Davis Duffy 5 'I A ,.,......, f 5 'kin 'GF' slys df lsss yyssyyyssy Echelmeyer Edmonds Edwards Ehrman Elliott Esser Ester Evans Evers Fagan Ferraro Ferrero Ferrell Ficarra Finlay Flammang Floclcer Flau Ford Ford X xl 'F ,, gs it K jo lx v QZ sf' F N-f'xl W n Q xg 'N ,Q ve i F . 4: A S , Y rl'- , .11 ff 1 f , ' .N 'ws f ' f I ll al, s i . 6 lalvo E vllad aaraa E. rlllv' K 'E f., Q si 'N ,V I 2. --1-.1 5 ,. ki' f I R ,I , . , W E v y vvl E ,ui Xf Collins Cruse Delaney Dulac Dyer Ericson Farmer Finn Conley Currie Deutschmcm Duncan Ebeling Esqueda Ferraro Fisher ,. 12 ' ll T, 'V i , Q' K ,Yr nf 'Tb . ,, , .---V 5,-. -xr' X ,A ., :', Je I, N 2 5 K inn V - A 'vs 9 wfiaiia, f -:Eve gf :Y -if 3' Q 1 5 4 'sf an if , is f J if ms., ,J .-. Q 3 yi G-if-G ,iv f M, Fragemun Garnish Gillespie Gonce Greene Grover Hall Harris 4 A' ' Q l I G is 1? H, , I Francisco Garnici Gilsen Goode Grigsby Guerro Hangco Harris '-.Ts 'G' Ysr T 'S 5 au. iv s Six T77 if Tuff 'If-v if'- if Y7 hips Ns.i,.' 'H Frisius Gage Gallo Geer Gibbs Giles Goeller Gold Gomez Granf Graves Gray Y Freeman Garrett Glaser Gordon Groch Guffey Hanner Harrison ,f av, -.1 Freitos Garvis Glover Gower Grochi Haas Harbison Hartman as Habegger Haderer Hqfiz Hardesty Hare Harris Hayes Haynes Hazen Hemingway Henderson Hemhqm ,,, 5' QU' 'wenr Hernandez Hey Hickman Hilstrom Hodge Hook Hooper Hooper Hoover Horne Hutton Hyde Jackson Jackson Jacobsen How do I get out of the zonal? -an wr-sf Holland Holzer Homme Hughes Hurst Huston Jonko Jarrod Jensen J P 'L -Q F A IZL W 5 .J 1-fffr f I . 52- , f iv' J lf jg T- ' Q s . . f 'W 1-vw n J 'rrnn Q Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Junod Kalbafh Karp Keifer Keith Kelly S' vs' ii i' M ' i U . 'U ll 5 gf, f K E KE k-,, K 'V A. an VVAQE A ,AAW j--1 ,t fy, ll' , ' L '25, Vgg: K f' Q .. W iili e i v . -, A I 4' Lii ' frm A ,,, ,. .,,,. , Kermode Kerr Killian Kimber Kingston Kinsinger Kirk Kokof Krois Kukmcn Kunzmcm Kushin Kyle Lu Blequ Lamkin Loncicl Londin Lundin Lcrrieux Lawson Leach :ag 1-: , ' r 1, v i K ff Q, -ws . AZT, ' I K '1 -. iv . x ez- in QT 'L L ff- 2 4 R' . I v ' iiii i1 ' ' Y ' . i 1 4 V1 ,ii I 'W X 1-e Q 'will I Z! sf K 'I , I if. , 1 ' Y , L A Lee Leinweber Lewis Lichtman Liles Lindsey Lindsey Litwiller Lobo Lobo Logan Lomelli The official word from the big wheels. Kough Lcakish Learmont 35 5 :ma -mv. ' r L f f f 9 - ' , , ' 7 or , .Ny f . , ','lv' V 5 ' f a A 2 t n . 5 lm , t a ' - ' f S B if 'f v , 7' H ir- aw' 5 1, 1 -1' 4 40 4 S' xy JO- Y 4,-. s., ,,.-., inf T- ,M A-.. - hr- 'hr' W Y 3-vw Su Y s Sf , xl! eng 2' , aa on 'NI 1:7 'ffl' :N-...2'. L ef: 'sr .en--nk Di, Qi, Viv' 'naw-r I . . -Zzgiiljg Hr' 3, an I Q4 V . 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Sage Schmitt Schwandt Sessions Shepherd Shorts Sims Smith Z X., I ! , i I. i Howdy Hop breaks the ice . . . no cold shoulders here I ,,,,, - ,A V , ' Q. ' - -M 'Q . X! , f R K, , - M4 , Q ,. Q B f N 4 a ,lm ,K .5 . i if Sather Schultz Selby Severen Shaw Siechert Sirois Smith Sawyer Schwartz Sergeant Shaffer Shorr Siegle Smiderle Smith Smothers Snow Solomon Sprinkle Steed Stephenson Stevens Stolte Stout Strong Stuci rt Sweet Swartz Swinney Symonds Tally an ,gus- Sr N Freshmen women enioy ren as guests of AWS. Xxx af- Q7 Tanner Tester Thompson Toomer Van Pelt Vislay Viviano Wade Trask Ward Warren Watson Welch T urner Walker Welton Westerman White Vaccher Wilkinson Williams Williams Williams . Van Buskirk 'QI Qu-,uv We... t A 5: ffl . . fr, ifflaf gil' y :st v s r 5 Tcirter Testa Thomas Thomas Thornton Thornton Toner Torres Trayer Tolari Turner Unlci nd Valadez Van Brunt Vandenberg Van Grciafeiland 39 Sr: Q' in-nr Sr' yr---v saffr- ups Q...-f' W9-nv if xy if 79 ttf? 'Nw-1' Q! '5 'Us ,,-, 'Uk if Abercrombie Adarne Alvarez Block Bollard Baudreoux Brown Carle Chapman Delgodillo Dennis Dimon Enriquez Enriquez Esser Andrews Bowman Clembengo Diehl Epperson Arnold Boyle Clover Dillon Field Mb 'id' T? Sf' Sf ,ww Bartz Brossard Creamer Dodson Friehn Belk Brock Curtis Doolin Geumn Billingslee Brown Dahlsfrom Elliorf Gililland if X1 Q., 55--f s...! sf Nd QW' . 'sf' Y' ' 3 uf Gneer Gooder Goodman Greenberg Gfossemfln GFOVGV Grow Hasken Hawes Hawkins Hayes Haynes Hemllcole Henlel Hill HObbS 40 W' W T? un.,- Nuff 13 ,du-. 'G ::v Q-ur rw Sf y- 1 Hoderer Horville Lenny Lewis McCletcher Mgigughlin Peffen Prooch Rick Riddle Ll ' .. fi , ' x V, 5 ,4.,.,w, J l l za Q' V ' . h. W 2 1 Thomas Thorpe Whiteside Wieser if-7 Hurst Martinez Monserve Polizzi Safher in 5 my 1.1 ? ' if swf Jones Maxham Monfez Polier Scharf '3iN'f',7 f.,.i , 2 :,L S Threshu Wiley Trickery Williams 4' 35' em' -'- R A gig s 5' Kallener Keeshen Kerqhiff Kern Meff Meia Michael McAdams O'Harris Page Parston Pearce Price Rankin Roberfson Rogerson Swift Taber Tennison Thacker - we I v,.s. tw'-, K ' K,,. i. j J L, ', V N' l.'i' A V' iii I , 3, V ki-f . :fi 'K I , f 1 liii 'R ,.l f fl gi- ,ie ' B ' H lllill L lllll 7 'i W A W W iiii . R 1 -.3 i A if H A I K , :-i Veermeer Wender Wenger Whiqe Williamson Willmore Wilson Wilson l v ..f,. X 'al 4 ' ? 1 , 5 'l N... .f V . . i l s . ' iz eT53?E5:fS-Qs, A' 3 i Q ,0- Nbfi cf-2' in V v Q.. .. f K ' .. Y Wt- -. A x .- any lhv., f wg Q33 isl. . . ' ,,, K f m' , . -H 153. . i 1 ' -5 X5 R 'N , in 'N I , l s s M as M f H A ESQSQQN :::.: fm . - 5' 51 'V f .Qii l. --t ze f. 'M f 1. l .- is ' W I is ll ,Q , Wilson Winslow Wittenborn Wood Waters Wilson Zimmerman Wilson Winsor Wong Wormingfon Weafherbee Young Zimmerman ' -Q..-1. 'wwxi .v , 4. ,N , Sf . 4 i ...EL w N i , Winger Witt Wood Wallace Wickstrom Yu Zoepfel ,Nr-A -nv-5, - ' , E ,KL pw 1 ,V an i ,QNIX Jeff' I an W Chambers Genger Jennings McCoskey Maroni Schneider Sutton ' if V? A., 'Xi' an-0 , vx 'EP' n ,sas-5 Q Qx 3 if 'cm ,,:f mv. 1' YW! L M. 'Q f Q 3 I ,Svc s R 'Ny' L.. .4--. '79 -Aw. 3 ru.-v if kkli . 'GN '53 ..,' il vv ,W K lb' ii H. ,W 4 , 11 .. E L EE :I g rin. N X in France Gates Godfrey Gude Jones Massey Miller Marin Nicholas Rozelle Vanderberg Steck Van Walker Reg Day and the miseries of making out a course schedule, including good intentions, etc. ,f N HY, Six months later, and this is all that came from those Reg Day miseries. 43 X Lofzgcuzizafionz L PRESIDENT JIM WOLFE Did on excellent iob os president of the first semester Student Body ond ot Ieciding the council members ot Asilomor where The state conference ot junior colieges met in November. A ' A John Ericson Jim Erwing Dove Roberts Helen Gorl Freshman Closs President Sophomore Closs President I.C.C. President A.W.S, President H33 no- 'Q-4-av' B Betty Morgan Vice President Barbara Klink Secretary .- W ---' A fwwww nf 75 N,... .,---.-.......... 1,95-LM V ,, ,WM - .. u F rw.,-. T f .-1 x Council members presenr records to Naval Hospital. 11 Gayle Warnix Business Manager WS Betty Romsdell Social Chairman QQ will -asm. Council members at leisure 6 vi? uf Earle Hole Bob Butcher Joe Singleton Mary Ann Boone Athletic Manager Rally Chairman Press Editor Argus Editor , .v ,,... 1 me s3'f2 2sisi'iP fttgig 1 ' K WJ, lgiytgiziyfgif, 23255 . l M . iE'1Jftgfg, . fzzw' Mwffg ,I I fn John E. Brown, second semester r 'd p es: ent, did a fine job as co-host for the state-wide iunior college conference at River- side in April. John attempted to weld the Eastern conference into a t' h - ' ox 13 48 Larry Collins Freshman President ig ter knit and more cooperative league. Jim Wolfe Bev Hastings Sophomore President l.C.C. President Bonnie Kemp AWS President UP. 4 6,3 Council getting advice from Leonard Mather. -. ff ig 'M L ' B 'h - 4, ouis aftis W, Xt' 1 Vice President 1? rs vin Bernie Mclntire Secretary Jim Wolfe, outgoing Student Body President, turns the gavel over to the new President, John Brown. 1.,,. --...- Ben Querubin Business Manager 4' sf P -......p .A qkfx. f 1 . fN ' . xgsifgiflf i- '3 52 653:32 4f2:i111f 'i , 1 , A fs. iv Q I ' i w., Ruud Kartuah 29.233 gf , J, H125 S . I Ch . 211 ,yu p Q, A- ,is .. ocna airman - ,, M --M , f QA33, - I 'J' 'Q 'nm 'U' ' -'nan 1' , 1::-12222:-Q -JW fm: f' ' 'L aff, . M 4 an , , J, Y , vf' li 7'2rfi1f' 'fififf A 'Us if ., ' . g ,I Jim Erwing Press Editor Mary Ann Boone Terry Walsh John Ericson Argus Editor Rally Chairman Athletic Manager Dean Smothers and Doris Speckman, King and Queen Father and Daughter Banquet. for A.W.S. Dance. 'F 7 s yi Q. r ee,, 1 Q e1 e J ,fx ee. ee ' fig, 1 P as JJ, r 5 ii,sre , e ,e it Homecoming Queen from A.W.S., Lona Shaffer. First' Semester Cabinet: Front row il. to r.l1 Doris Speckman, Sec-Treas., Helen Carl, President, Bev Hastings, V. Pres, Back row: Dollie Totaro, Publicity, Nancy Hennessey, Panther Pres. and Program Chairman, Bar- bara Horne, Decorations, Joyce Bailey, W.A.A. Pres., and Jessie Gomez, Activities Chairman. Promotes friendship . . . Social activities . . . Have Father-Daughter and Mother-Daughter banquets . . . Give dances . . . Have Samaiap Day and slumber party . . . Have assemblies once a month. Second Semester Cabinet ll. to r.l: Jessie Gomez, V. Pres., Bev Hastings, President, Molly Gomez, Sec.-Treas. Back row: Kay Manor, Social Chair- man, Betty Ann Rohrer, Program Chairman, Marcelina Hernandez, W.A.A. President, Julie McCoy, Activities Chairman, Dollie Totaro, Panther Women Pres., Maragret Klepper, Decorations, Dr. Clark, Doris Speckman, Publicity Chairman, M., as r-,. M Q, , -.ii .., -,Rs S. 1 iQ-N kv A -.. --, N, I -L -N -. . - - +L? '-,. f, ' 'YQ i ,W Y, Y G4 Q cmzma igma Grade point ratio of 2.3 for membership . . . Maintain the record of keeping the college in the 'OP Srlwldstir bfafkel of ell iunivf Colleges First semester members. Row I lleft to rightl: Jim Lucas, Polly Hale, Louis Bathish, Don Patterson, ' ' - Mr- Harmon is the dVl5 '- Isabelle Rodriquez. Row 2: Betty Ramsdell, Loretta Baldwin, Bonnie Kemp, Leonore Ewert, Phoebe Sibley, Elizabeth Rohrer, Elizabeth Tomsick. Row 3: Mr. Hinrichsen, advisor, Ben Querubin, Earle Hale, Nancy Leuty, Doris Toomer, and Mike Quint. Second semester members. Row l Ileft to rightl: Elizabeth Tomsick, Judy Davis, Pat Stites, Barbara Clevenger, Laura Shepheard, Carole Kelly, Barbara McCoskey, Phoebe Sibley, Helen Garl, Barbara Currie, Geraldine Guerra. Row 2: Vergie Meador, Sylvia Vandenberg, Norma Kermocle, Lois Nelson, Betty Chandler, Barbara Kraut, Gayle Warnix, .lean Leinweber, Nancy Leuty, Betty Van Buren, Sarah Campbell, Polly Hale. Row 3: Duane Erway, Riley Dillon, Stephen Miller, Charles Grove, George Moss, .lim Lucas, Earle Hale, and Dick Saez. N., QQYW S , K ill. ' First and second semester officers. Front row lleft to rightl: Pat Stites, Jim Lucas and Earle Hale, first and second semester presidents respec- Polly Hale. Back row: Charles Grove, Phoebe Sibley, and Helen Garl. tively, talk with Advisor Ken Hinrichsen. Membership. Row 1 Ileft to rightl: Philip Van Brunt, Sarah Campbell, Jim Lucas. Row 2: Sidney Davison, Betty Van Buren, Bob Hemingway, Betty Miller, Emily Groch, Dennis Van Shuyler, Mr. Doug McClellan, ad- visor. Row 3: Bob Glover, Tony Camargo, and Bob Wiltsey. Ei 'zfsi Students with artistic ability . . . Spend all leisure time in annex . . . Art patio is the scene of active discussion and inspiration. Club members bask in the sun of the patio as they display and discuss work. -4 .EW fan ,LN 4 s .tr QQ' W 'kgs K 4. .-Q af A variety of interests and talents find self expression. Club officers: Sarah Campbell, Betty Van Buren, Dennis Van Shuyler, and Philip Van Brunt. CLHZE '10, 5 Hold that pose! . . . The Camera Club has been kept busy this year with . . . Homecoming, field trips . . . Parties . . . Fun in the darkroom. Advisors: Virgil Percy and Robert Baumann -it WE .Va Q 99 5 s- ' L . Membership lleft to rightl: Ernie Frisius, Virgil Percy, Bob Baumann, Clem Bushman, Joanne Ford, Joe Officers: Clem Bushman, Joanne Ford, Singleton, Dick Belt, Pat Guffey, Nancy Jo Wilson, Jennie Delaney, Charles Grove, Tony Camargo, and Jim Poulalion, Pete Testa, Eddie Larned, Wes Tilden, Georgine Cherbak, Barbara Horn and Glen Miller. Checking Up: Pete Testa, Sidney Davison and Charles Grove. Watch the Birdie: Jim Poulalion, Ernie Frisius and Nancy Jo Wilson. L-as Engineer Club Members. First row lleft to rightl: Larry Noon, Bill Finch, James Graber, Steve Miller, Richard Saez, Mike Quint, Ray Crum. Second row: Floyd Holland, Louis Battish, Riad Kattuah, Irv Freedman, Don Patterson, George Moss, Duane Erway. Third row, Mr. Flum, advisor, David Wasden, Burt Dulac, John Williams, Eric Meier, and Ray Webb, advisor. First semester officers: Bill Finch, president, Duane Erway, vice- president, Richard Suez, secretary, Mike Quint, treasurer, Ray Crum, field trip chairman, and David Wasden, corresponding secretary. Don't play tic-tac-toe with this machine . . . Always wins . . . Engineers learned hard way. a hold of. g ,fm iz mean Future Engineers of America . . . Field , trips to many places for cultivation of rt mind . . . Study too . . . Angles, curves, ,gi geametri c wizards. Second semester officers: Bill Finch, treasurer, Mike Quint, secretary, Steve Miller, vice-president, Riad Kattuah, corre- sponding secretary, Duane Erway, field trip chairman, and Richard Saez, president. bl.-NX-M A Looking for gold . . . Gold hidden under mercury . . . Hard to get Bud Jourden President Bob Lomkin Vice President many interesting places. GZ? in Cf E H9 Cool .let Pilots . . . Learn to fly at Ontario Air Port . . . Have flying meets with other schools . . . Parties . . . Have meetings first Tuesday of every month at noon . . . Fly to 'Q F, J iit Doris Speckmon Secretary Wes Chopin Treasurer 1 .,... A X g-fe , ...L 1 ,M-.J '77 ' 'A l.'ZlflAl-'l-'EY EUL i Front row ll. to r.l: Doris Speckmcm, Bob Lamkin, Bud Jourden, George Working on our Piper Cub before take off. Willioms, Mr. Felsch, Mr. Muskot, and Mr. Olson. Back row: John Kirk, Dennis Marsh, Wes Chapin, McHenry Cook, and Bill Candy. 55 ,, I5 ' - K gy 1: ,- .. 1' M . K X ff' Q-151 ,,,,.r i' X Left to right: Doon Whn Park, Riod Katfuah, and Louis Battish. First Semester Officers, ll. to r,l: Bernadine Mclntire, Sec., Polly Hole, Pres., and Molly Gomez, Treos. Second Semester Officers ll. to r.l: Pat Landin, Sec., Arlene Junod, Trec1s,, Curtis Miller, Pres., and Doo Whan Park, V. Pres. WNFR 56 i all is 2,95 ,lpn we IRC MEMBERS, first row ll. to r.l: Mr. Sfandlea, Louis Battish, Doo Whan Park, Riad Kattuah, Polly Hale. Second row: Audrey Evans, Lupe Ewnigere, Raechel Roduguez, Dorothea Duffy, Bonnie Kemp, Jessie Gomez, Mary Lou Esquedo. Third row: Arlene Junool, Nancy Parks, Yvonne Harris, Doris Toomer, Curtin A. Miller, Landin Patruis, Julia Allman. Fourth row: Donna Adair, Elmer Hadley, Paula Barker, Barbara Currie, Harlan White, Ruth Jacobson and Doo Chan Park. International Relations Club . . . Students working to understand world problems . . . Meet twice a month . . . Sponsor our foreign students . . . Go on trips and have parties fin' ' 'U' hui A ,. l I x IRC Queen for Homecoming way Miss Bernadine Mclntire. QC 00175 If One of the oldest campus organizations . . . Membership invitational . . . Unites students talented in music . . . Sponsored by Miss Joyce Holly . . . Sang in Christmas assembly. '27 X' 3. xi fe f-- ' ef' , - . Sxqi' 1 'a K? gi' f 1 es 'fi 'ii if ,fi-ii. nu, 1 ue, Membership: Row l Ileft to rightl: Leonore Ewert, Connie Lynd, Pat Hardy, Mignonne Mollet, Phoebe Sibley, Erleen Churchill, Patsy Francis, Joy Clark. Row 2: Rogene Logan, Betty Ramsdell, Paula Barker Jackie Barker, Margaret Klepper, Arlene Junod, Barbara Boree, Betty Minnick, Colleen Sergeant Row 3: Gordon Berger, Clarence Billingslea, Russ Cochrane, John Brown, George Williams, Jan Ny lander, and Ted Petters. -1 I ' ' new ,- X Eg First semester officers. Phoebe Sibley, president, and Clarence Billingslea, treasurer. 01 , a s 9 0 Y? 92 Second semester officers: .lan Nylander, president: Leonore Ewert, secretary, Margaret Klepper, treasurer, and Marion Tomkins, publicity chairman. 0 Officers Howard Theurer, Myron Nelson, Norm Getchell, Jerry Calhoun, Jerry Grover, Lloyd Pace. Membership Row l lleft to rightl:Myron Nelson, Howard Theurer, Jerry Calhoun. Row 2: Mr. Dysarf, advisor, Norm Getchell, Jerry Grover, Dave Myers, Paul Stevens. Row 3: Eric Meier, Bob Watson, Richard Beske, Dave Flocker, and Jim Morrow. look at these campers . . . One of the Irips . . . In the desert under the stars. Studying the rocks and the lay of ihe land. .f cuzffisz Bfacgz Sponsored Queen Jackie Winslow for Homecoming . . . Planned Spring formal with Panther Women . . . Contributed to a needy family at Christmas . . . Helped choir concert by ushering and making posters . . . Staged the dance after the basketball game with Mt. SAC. Q ,VJ Q . ,f .A A www .Hn in W. Club officers lleft to rightl: Richard Saez, George Meglemre, George Moss, and Ted Petters. Club Presidents: Jim Erwing of the first semester and Harold Smith of the second term. A 'V Dig that crazy Marilyn Monroe. . Q V go an '. .4-v QSC' Membership. Front row Ileft to rightl: Harold Smith, Jim Erwing, Jim Reed, George Willmore, Larry Collins, Ted Petters. Back row: Jim Rigsby, Bob Patrick, Tip Clements, George Meglemre, Reece Matthews, George Moss, and Mr. Rod Arner, advisor. 59 1 X M. ,V,AY 7 4 s.f5 N First semester officers Ileft to rightl: Beverly Hastings, social chairman, Gayle Warnix, treasurer, Helen Garl, secretary, Dollie Totaro, vice pres., and Nancy Hennessey, president. Second semester officers lleft to rightl: Loretta Baldwin, secre- tary, Beverly Hastings, treasurer, Doris Speckman, vice pres., Mary Ann Boone, social chairman, and Dollie Totaro, president. 60 cus vo V Mm W minor Mm- Aren't they fine, young-looking ladies? .f cuzfgaz Omen Women's service organization . . . Planned Spring formal with Panther Blacks . . . Sold candy canes at Christmas and gave money to a needy family . . . Were guides for Founder's Day. PANIHIK . . . Vo -V ,E . is or .J me Es. Membership. First row lleft to rightl: Doris Speckman, Christy Watson, Mary Ann Boone, Marcellina Hernandez. Second row: Miss Peaker, Jessie Gomez, Loretta Baldwin, Kay Manor, Joyce Walker. Third row: Nancy Hennessey, Dollie Totaro, Helen Garl, Gayle Warnix, and Beverly Hastings. F Women's Athletic Association . . . Play other schools in sports . . . Banquets . . . All girls interested in sports . . . Many social gatherings. First semester officers lleft to rightl: Joyce Baillie, president, Marcellina Hernandez, vice presi- dent, Jessie Gomez, secretary, Carol Reniff, treasurer, Lynette Harbison, publicity chairman. Membership. First row Ileft to rightl: Marion Tom- kins, Joyce Baillie, Donna Allyn, Jessie Gomez, Lynette Harbison, Yvonne Harris. Second row: Judy Davis, Gloria Valle, Erleen Churchill, Rachel Rodriquiz, Lupe Enriquiz, Marcellina Hernandez. Third row: Joyce Warner, Carol Reniff, Miss Betty O'Keefe, advisor, Shirley Toner, Pat Hook, and Jaque Selby. Sure had a gay time out at Vince's. -5 J . Q A Second semester officers lleft to rightl, Marcelina Hernandez, president, Rachel Rodriquiz, vice pres., Connie Lopez, secretary, Charlette Carrari, treasurer, and Sue Dell Curtis, publicity chairman. Q 0 O A1 N15 hm s 3' J? B l 0 L V7 Q ffifziificuz Qsffowz Lfz Promotes Christian ideals . . . Have dinners and parties . . . Weekly meetings . . . Social gatherings. First row ileft to rightlz Rosie Ross, Julia McCoy, Wes Chapin. Second row: Dudley Ellis, Josephine Yu, Virgie Meador, Mary Wood, Joyce Warner, Nancy Leuiy. Third row: Mrs. Rannie Higgins, Connie Lopez, Lucille Brisbane, Shirley Mueller, Alice Lopez, and Janet Voss. l vs, ,L .4 Meetings at Christmas . . A good horney feeling. A d vis o r sz Miss Gretchen Lizer and Mr. Homer Davis. am as oczzfam All students interested in speech . . . Meetings at night . . . Held in reception room . . . Have snacks and speakers. First row ileff to rightl: Doo Wan Park, Donna Adair, Barbara Currie, Kay Thompson, Nancy Hennessey, Dave Flocker. Second row: Miss Lizer, Mary Freeman, Nancy Tarter, Eileen Reed, Clarissa Walker, Mr. Davis. Third row: Gene Lewandowski, Jan Nylander, Shelby M. Garrett, Walter Willibrand, George Williams, Ronald Crum, and Richard Gibbs. cw Q 'w Group pauses for a moment of spiritual reading. Officers for Christian fel- lowship Cleft to rightl: Con- nie Lynd, Lucille Brisbane, Julie McCoy, and Joyce Warner. Q:-fi 1 '? ew U! E Open to students interested in aviation . . . Work at Ontario Airport . . . Also have outings, besides a very active rampus life . . . Seated around the engine are part of the members of this active club. ufgo 'zz 5' Ucvzfoonisfa For students interested in art and creative writing . . . Have dinner meetings and parties . . . Exchange ideas among themselves. Left to right: Fred Nelson, Elfriede Mayer, Mary Lou Meteer, Mary Freeman, Sara Campbell, and Mr. Wright. .-If QQEHZEKLI! Presented us with many interesting assemblies . . Had talent shows . . . Speakers . . . Miss Lizer was wonderful advisor. In the Assembly Club are: Betty Morgan, Georgia Jack- son, Miss Lizer, Mary Freeman, Jim Wolfe, and George Wilmore. Q '- iii I W js was ,,,. fl 51 . g,.2 . ,K RMK Uff599,.3, is Mit? Q 'I' gi, 4 ff ...J ' L01 Y Q wif, kiwi- EFX x J QH2 UAL Men and Women's organization . . . Social activi- ties, have clean, wholesome fun . . . Convention at Asilomar this year. Everyone invited. Front Row ilett to rightl: Leslie Johnson, Patsy Francis, Nancy Ruth Alward, Carol Outcen, Ronald Ray Crum. Middle: Pot Hardy, Colleen Conway, Burt Dulac. Back Row, left to rightl: E. H, Heald, Bill Cook, George K. Williams, Julie McCoy, Rogene Logan, Budge Collins, Joanne Ford, Gavine Gaeus, Barbara Boree, Clem Bushman, Raymond Grant, Charles Lawson, Miss Greenlaw, 64 oosfafzs The talented artists . . . Fill the halls with events coming . . . Meetings in the Dungeon . . . Parties . . , Field trips. Front row llett to rightl: Margaret Klepper, Judy Smith, Donna Butler, Winnie Wissing, Joan Williams, Joyce Walker. Row 2: Art Flum, Advisor, Dave Flocker, Bob Patrick, Dave Roberts, George Will- more, Jim Erwing, Paul Potter, Eldon Smith. U Judges Students interested in medical sciences . . . Take care of yourself or they will be taking care of you . . . Dinner meetings and motion pictures . . , Hospital visits. Front Row, left to right: Morgartte Wadsworth, Gail Pate, Barbara Krut, Bill Symonds. Bock Row: Bernard Schucharcl, Mr. Wilson, Pot Hartman. f A It ,' 'X A l, CEM Z' Li For anyone who is interested . . . Makes you think . . . Good games . . Have parties and dinners. Members: Norman Dyer, Duane Erway, Peter Younger, Ted Peters, Howard Theurer, Bill Finch, Woner Kreis, Bruce Bown, Eric Myer, Lola Riddle, Bruce Applefield, Burell Short, Mr. Grimm, advisor. - Cf Business maiors . . . Learning how to be a sec- etary to a boss . . . Work in the afternoons. Front row, lleft to rightl: Jockie Elrod, pres., Wini- fred Wissing, v. pres., Louro Shepherd, sec.-trees. Bock row: Mr. Gentile, Morgoret Thompson, June 5- Segeani, Carol Wensel, Gayle Wornix. ' ,Ji '15 H.. .Md ,, Eaffa .f Qi For those interested in the theater . . . Help put on college plays . . . Membership is considered an honor. Left to right: Miss Fitch, Kay Thompson, Pct Stites, Donna Butler, Dudley Ellis. 65 OHZE .,. , anemia Open to all women interested in home lite . . marriage . . . parties and plenty of good food. Front row lleft to rightj: Arlene Bowden, treas,, Bonnie Kemp, pres., Jean Leinweber, v. pres., Reg. gie Abbott, sec. Bock row: Kay Gross, Yvonne Hor- rison, Mory Lou Meteer, Mrs. Marie Frank, Miss Frances Hemenway, Carolyn Schmitt, Lois Horne. .4 g , Put another nickel in . . . Musi: . . . Keeps all students up with the latest hits. Reece Matthews and Ruth .locolbsen 66 X ,,,,,, ,.f, 51-in My f!',': f, F E in -7' f' ---- -eds-w ,A All club representatives , . . Meet twice a month . . . Work for harmony among the clubs . . . Have dances and parties. Front row liett to rightlf Bob Butcher, Bonnie Kemp, Betty Ramsdell, Kay Manor, Loretta Baldwin, Win- nie Wissing, Doris Speckmon, ChristylWatson, Polly Hole, Jim Erwing. Back row: Duane Erwoy, Jim Lucas, Riad Kattuah, Bill Finch, Dave Roberts, Roy Crunn, Eric Meier. f..x Vw- s if LUZQLEZL Hardworking future ladies in white . . . Vocational nurses who train at the San Antonio Hospital in prac- tical nursing . . . Seen around campus in their attrac- tive new uniforms. ROW l ll. to r.l: Juanita Guerrero, Ethel Hodge, Mary Herrare, ROW 2: Bessie Glaser, Ruth Potter, Louise Rob- inson, Joyce Truiillo, Fern Orosll. ROW 3: Kaye Winslow, Jane Solca, Grace Ferraro, Gene Rogerson, Geneva Brockman, Martha Swartzenluber, Nancy Penner. will 'wrt 5706622 L5 in Busy retailers who . . . Went to the Miramar Hotel for the weekend convention . . . Presented fashion show featuring the latest in styles at Christmas Time . Decorated store windows. ROW l ll. to r.l: Mr. Chapman, Mr. McClellan. ROW 2: Al Nunez, Bob Butcher. ROW 3: Emily Groch, Barbara Manor, Jane Guiclera, Dot Ralya, Barbara Loros, Jim Long. ROW 4: Dan McAlear, Joyce Talbot. , .V W X f: U ft 4 1 .av -ff e - : Egg a ,,,. swf 9355 Young ladies who go education maiors . . Modern Dance. fo ffnifon r the great outdoors . . . Physical Eni-oy basketball, volleyball and Lett to right: Joyce Bailey, Marian Tompkins, Pat Stiva, Lynette Harbison. 67 .Wlem Cf Li Brave reporters who are . . . Honored members of the fourth-estate . . , Ye writers of ye olde news . . . And members of the Press and Argus Staffs . . ROW l ll. to r.l: Jim Erwing, Cecil Hall, Jim Mallory Tony Camargo. ROW 2: Mary Gabrielson, Charles Grove, Joe Singleton, Jim Cox, Mr. Sutthotf. in In ., , xl. D N , N Jw lx. 3 , hd, .xi A sa.-oc.-Q, I ? ep ff, Busiest group on campus . . . Put on halftime activities to pep us along . . . Downtown, campus and bonfire rallies . . . School spirit specialists . . . ROW I ll. to r.l: John Keith, John Brown, Jim Ervving, and Mr. Dana Alexander. ROW 2: Theresa Goeller, Esther Perez, Jane Elder, Betty Morgan, Gail Pate, Mary Ann Boone, Christy Watson, Georgia Jackson, Bob Butcher, and Dorothea Duffy. au Efd cmzma Business men with a gleam in their eyes for money . . Includes meetings, field trips . . . Community iobs . . Bankers of tomorrow. ROW l ll. to r.l: Riley C. Dillon, H. L. Moore, Shell Garret, Ronald More, Norman Smothers, Alfred Nunez, Jim McKay, Mr. Grigsby, advisor. CLLL 52216 on Q-Di Sophomore class . . . Chosen on the basis of con- tribution to school club activity . . . Popularity . . . . C't' h' . . . S h la t'c record. Membership. Row I lleff to rightlz Gail Warnix, Helen Garl, Phoebe Sibley, Dollie Hzens Ip C 0 sl Totaro, Nancy Hennessey. Row 2 ileff to rightl: Pasty Francis, Betty Ramsdell, Mary Ann Boone, Polly Hale, Barbara Klink. audi 5 Promoted carnival . . . Funds obtained to aid foreign students . . . Assist educational programs abroad. 0112! niuauif Q EZUIZGE, Honored athletes of Chaffey . . . Represents all sports . . . Sponsors sport and social affairs. W.U.S. Committee: Miss Bea Rose, advisor, Kay Thompson, Jim Rigsby. Membership. Row 1 ileft to righti: Paul Beloud, Clark Goodwin, Frank Corsaro, Dale Bunch, Ronnie Schwandt, Bob Fowlkes, Stan Evers, Bob DiGiantamasso. Row 2: Bill Gable, coach, Cecil Hall, Wally Muser, Arlen Downs, Howard Tipton, Loren Sanchez, Don McClary, Dave Gable. Row 3: John Burnison, coach, Fred Fernandez, Dean Smothers, Dick Juliana, Roger Heinauer, Frank Trask, Bob Lamkin, John Ericson, and Harvey Shirk, coach. C Hia iafa 931555 John SU1ThOff jim Erwing AdViS0f Feature Editor E-F 'fi'-54 ' Q- 2 is h errr .ri 1 ' r if 'f X ' ,1, A A ,. I ,f , I A in k.i.,.Z Vyfykggry. Joe Singleton Terri Wolsh Mike Boyd Edifcr-in-Chief Society Edifbr Spqrfs Edifgr , x ARGUS ADVERTISR ll xx N.. X., V, I Ji A? xi A Steve Miller and Mario Gallo The Sfdff Press Phoiogruphers X I' xg iiik s: ll li ,. il A Charles Grove Dick Hey Feature Editor Business Manager he C , i,ii Q R ' ,X aa X ' - f gksk '33 f p ' 1 1. .Q :ash Qgsfffi E .in ff' f Q .la ginaxk' ,- gltlnnmzt virkifwia lf y. lllg..ng,' liiffiyij inf , lw' ' ::! i fl:-figzv l . 'f lll:.:::iQDiigsL':. f V ' J, , V politic, X l'l'- W Q Vi ,-' X ,li .1 clnallfqo - ' Qt, ollllll! 'cs N, ' illllllk' 9 .ulunnl 0 , Jim Mallory Terri Walsh Sports Editor Society Editor -it I ,I 5 I' ll. f , JS -4' ,iw , . , ,A ,,,,, ,K , rrL.i . .--nmol . Jim Erwing Editor-in-Chief 'Q if Ng X as f A f f' C Wd J - 'T' Press Staff - Row l ll. To r.l: Jim Erwing, Cecil Hall, Jim Mallory, Tony Camargo, Printing Personnel, left to right: Mrs. Jerry Staggs, Mrs. Mattie Row 2: Mary Gabrielson, Charles Grove, Joe Singleton ,Jim Cox, Mr. Sutthoff, Herron, Mrs. P. J. Clark, Mr. Ed Cagle. advisor. O4 gm Qffaff Doris Spekmon Organizations Editor 9? no '39 Corol Roque Sophomore Dorrheo Duffy Administration Steve Miller Photographer Mory Ann Boone Editor-in-Chief Joe Singleton Mario Gallo Sports Editor Photographer 1 iw ' ' giifi m i uf -Q.. K t Mary Schenk Jerry Andrews Freshmen Phofog rapher 57' 'gm k, i Argus advisors: Mr. Mac MocCIIelIc1n, Mr. John Sufi Suffhoff, Mr. i Bob Baumann, Mr. Virg Percy. i i 9 . N o .0 xv , If N , 'sr--hs K ef 4 i E 1 , 1 'Q' f 'J . 14' : X v Judy Smith Arline Morse Organizations Freshmen Betty Van Buren Art Editor ,rf , ., ' ,W A o Jim Erwing spans Editor -',. ' 4 V arxffi J 4 It W-.Qs 'S 1 TerrY Walsh Activities Ediior Theresa Goeller Freshmen fi mm 5 ,ple ww ft' -91 the dhechon of Jack Feeney, under is IT strc he FC CD phonk Syw ChaHey he T FTTT nsto uicm FTW hooland colege SC gh th O TS talen ned bi TY1 CO The the GS WG CIS TY un ITT ITT CO he TT O TS tural asse CU S th f O One K rchesna C The FTS DCS CO dal onde W hh wnh audiences nHed th again who I'. yea ofthe S Ce Cin fm perfo andmg OST OUTST ITT of the One is FT OIWCS g C Spnn The I schoo Ford, Lou Ann unsa nd, Roberta Britton, To Jeanne avey, Ch On Sim Tallman, Ju ie h rbaugh, Ro Jeanne rk, Sta rty, Charles Ba ayne W SON Ne is 1 John Batchelor, Lo l , Row ht to rig Lef Guilio. Di Joe Robert Sanchez, Mertz, Ken Strong, ckie Lobreto, Jean Ja Leroy uzins, Co Chard Ri Vees ra, Ralph Buzzell, C Annette Stowell, Mary Nova Vette, GHDG Colleen Sorgeant, Ro se undra Batson, Sa r, Julie Paat, QE lly, Barbara Clenen McCu Gale 2 Row Moffett. McCabe, Tony Thurber, Eladyce Missildine, Judy Johns, es Gordon, Keith Jam Yockem, an, Don Bowm Ed L Dale Crandal Mathis, , Glen ond Ulm Ha Laseh, Valeria Jane Mary edw Som ckham, John Do llen E Mary Stewart ck :Vi 3 Row in. Re n, Eddie hn Brow Jo Morosic, Cola, Don John It Pe Van Ph U1mOHS Si Barone, Gale Youngblood, Harry Cynthia Jock e Selby, an, Tallm Evans Mark Swartz, Sandra T ,Ki lliott E te, Hope hi W hen 41 Step Row director Inn lnffierl MF, FSENEV, Ollnrlrenlm :nh ete P SC rhnrrl Ro .Ri Markley Oliver Miss Joyce Holly and U ' Q - Mr. Gordon Berger Directors 93 :J 2- Chaffey College Concert Choir singers included in the picture: il. to r.l Row l-'Paula Barker, Phyllis Arthur, Esther Perez, Phoebe Sibley, Betty Ramsdell, Pat Francis. Row 21 Betty Minnick, Elaine Swinney, Barbara Mahler, Gloria Johnson, Margaret Klepper, Mary Wood, Phyllis Hoover, Phyllis Chambers, Arlene Junod. Row 3-Clarence Billingslea, Dave Bowers, Bobby Welton, Kenneth Strong, Charles Scott, Ted Petters, Jack Roy, John Keith, Russell Cochrane, Bob Henthorn. Row 4: Jan Nyalnder, Don Flau, Robert Wiltsey, Richard Beske, Cecil Hall, Peter Young, Eddie Edwards, John Brown, George Williams, anal Homer Robinson. Not in the picture: Jackie Barker, Richard Briones, Earleen Churchill, Dorthea Duffy, John Ericson, John Freed, Joe Lettieri, Connie Lynd, Doo Whan Park, Leola Riebel, Lorna Shaffer, Aileen Stewart. Ufiaffse Coffs 5 ofzcazf Cgoifz and gre mis Front row lbottom to topl: Ethel Bullard, Connie Lynd, Phoebe Sibley, Phyllis Hoover, Sharon Pederson, Mignonne Mollet, Nan Hazen, Lois Nelson, Joy Clark, Mary Wood, Jackie Barker, and Colleen Sargeant. Back row lbottom to topl: Richard Bridnes, Doo Whan Park, John Bryant, Joe Di Giulio, John Cola, Joe Lettieri, Eddie Guevara, Don Flav, Richard Beske, Jan Nylander, Vernon Weaveor, George Williams and Russ Cochran. if 54166175505 77 Oofllaff Front row Ileft to rightlg Dan Anody, Ronnie Schwandt, Bob Liles, Ed Lorimore, Stan Evers, Bob Patrick, Larry Echelmeyer, Frank Corsaro, Ted Petters. Row 21 Tom Beran, George Lom eli, George Bleich, Dave Goble, Bob DiGiantamasso, Loren Sanchez, Harold Kough, Dick Juliono, Paul Beloud. Row 3: Dale Bunch, Howard Tipton, Dean Smothers, Bob Casselman, Lincoln White, Armando Hernandez, Napoleon Harris, Bob Smith, Nick Thomas, Cecil Hall. Top Row: Darrell Willioms, John Chavez, George Finlay, Vic Lopez, Norm Smothers, Richard Jacobsen, Coach George Colbafh, Coach Bill Goble, Head Coach John Burnison, Trainer Earl Sicosky. Football season at Chaffey College during 1954 can be termed as highly successful as the Pan- thers improved steadily to end the Eastern Con- ference league campaign with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses for third place in the final stand- ings. Head Coach John Burnison of Ohio started his second season at Chaffey with a team that con- sisted mostly of newcomers to the college but plenty of hard work built Panther gridders into a strong team. George Colbath began his second year as end coach while Bill Gable also started his second season in the role of line mentor. Both aided greatly in producing a top squad. Regular trainer Earl Sicosky continued at his profession of giving assistance to iniured play- ers and deserves praise for another iob well done. The Panthers added a mascot to their team this year and Mike Smith of Ontario was always dependable when players needed all sorts of equipment. Things looked dim at Pantherville early in the season when Chaffey footballers were beaten in all four of their non-league games. But brighter days were ahead when Orange Coast fell, 7-O, on October l5 to give the Panthers their first win in the opening game of Eastern Conference league play. Win number two was added to Chaffey's score- book October 30 as Santa Ana felt the power of the Panthers who won, 20-6. San Bernardino handed Chaffey its first conference defeat of i954 the following week with the Indians squeezing out a 20- l 2 verdict. The Panthers rebounded the next week to out- score Fullerton, 23-21, in Ontario on November I2 in fog-shrouded Graber Field in a hard- fought contest. A week later saw the red and white clad Chaffeyans surprise Riverside by win- ning, 14-7. Chaffey's eleven had a chance to tie for the league championship against Mt. San Antonio on Thanksgiving Day but the unbeaten Mounties proved too tough and won, 41-O, to conclude the '54 grid season. Freshmen Howard Tipton and Vic Lopez did the quarterbacking throughout the year for the Pan- thers. Halfback Ronnie Schwandt gave fans thrills as the mighty mite broke loose for many long runs during the season. Panther players were honored at the annual Chaffey Quarterbacks Club banquet December 9. Fullback Dick Juliano received the Upland News Best Backfield Player Award and was also chosen for the Daily Report's Most Valuable Player Trophy. Guard Darrell Williams was honored with the Daily Report Kicking Award and center George Duff Finlay received the Norman A. Springer Best Lineman Trophy. The Glen M. Atwood Out- standing Sportsmanship Memorial Trophy went to end Bob Smith with Larry Echelmeyer chosen for the Arthur I. Peterson Most Deserving Non- Letterman Trophy. The Most Inspirational Award was given to Henry Guillen. Four team members were chosen to all-Eastern Conference league berths. Guard John Chavez and center George Finlay were selected for the first team while end Dave Gable and fullback Dick Juliana made the second squad. All of Chaffey's first string and several second squad gridders were honored with honorable mentions to end a rags-to-riches season for the Panther football team. Coach John Burnison Bill Gable George Colbath Line Coach End Coach Earl Sicosky Mike Smith Trainer Manager , W 3 V- ,. mmmw 55 P 4' if ? Y ' --gy Q..,,w1 f Howard Tipton Juliuno scores , . . hits puydirt again ui Sonia Ano game. .S -.. -L Xt!!! WM! .L 150- , qw, ,ff 5 ',f,., 3521-f .L j-oy., xfdh George Duff Finlay George Lomeli John Chflvel al Smolhers scores TD against Fullerton Hornets. Don Anody Srhwandl tries to get past Berdoo player Schwandt takes pass to set up score against Orange Coast. Sept. 17 Seit. 24 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 15 Oct. 30 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov. 25 egaaionuf Aj5GO'Z Antelope Valley 18 East Los Angeles 39 Tott 30 Phoenix 40 CHAFFEY 7 CHAFFEY 20 Son Bernardino 20 CHAFFEY 23 CHAFFEY 14 Mt. San Antonio 41 J CHAFFEY CHAFFEY CHAFFEY CHAFFEY Orange Coast Santa Ano CHAFFEY Fullerton Riverside CHAFFEY 7 7 13 19 O 6 12 21 7 O Frank Corsa ro Ronnie Schwandt Dean Smothe K X i gxl Xx vw l Y' ,Q Dove Goble ii: 64 Harold Kough Darrell Williams K , l . . A i' lll,ll , ii . Fullerton fries fo block Tipfon's punt. MW Sf fm' Eff' wwf .Q waz. Bob Smifh Dick Julicmo Dole Bunch , f 1, Us .f 5 , ' ff V .ag ' N fig. .. Q, ,,,' F 3. . HF! , ',', ,, ff, -,.,5f..e+:Q, -sf Vi' 'f 'W iFvm 'fi-.J ' - Tipton picks up yardage at SAC. Smothers hits Tiger line. A Tom Bercm Beloud eludes Riverside lacklers. Bob DiGionromosso Paul Beloud Qonfszancs fgfanpfinga Team Won Losf MT. Scan Antonio .. .. 6 O Son Bernardino ... .. 5 1 CHAFFEY ..... . . 4 2 Riverside ,.. .. 3 3 Fullerton ..,. . . 2 - 4 Scunfo Ano . . . . I 5 Orange Coosf . .. . O 6 85 Beron zips by Coast players. Tipton receives uid for iniured leg. A we J -an . Tw? ,W 9 .1 1 A A ., .W Q' Esther Perez Y' J' .5 T: .1 .. .M Goil Pate if M J , l X t , is F K1 , X , ll' ' i- , 3 :.'l'Nf5xgt .Q .ull ' Betty Morgon I-Mkt an Z y-f M., -, , L . ,,,.,..qgL Jw ' A h N ,,, , V ' K' W X Jcme Elder Music . . . Music . . . Dig that beat! . . . Chaffey's band is real neat . . . Beeks and his boys. Played for rallies . . . Games . . . Took a trip to Phoenix . . . And enioyed an active school year along with all of Chaffey, furnishing the musical note for all school affairs. Row l Ileft to rightl: Joan Williams, maiorette, Ken Walston, Bob Abercrombie, Lola Riddle, Jackie Lobreto, Jean Mertz, Jacque Selby, Pat Morin, Mignonne Mollet, Bob Rowski, Marc Swartz, Bob Haynes, Jack Merritt, Dwight Killian, Doris Speckman, maiorette. Row 2: Joe Hammer, Jerry Grover, Peter Young, Mr. Beeks, director, Richard Beske, Paul Stevens, McHenry Cooke, Andy Aguirre, and Charles Briggs. wp umm-fl, gun- V is .V..A Vik 5, K IQ Q h- 1 l'ii A 2... , M - .C ' A fl 'FWF We A 'Q i 1' 1,..,i-A gy ,Q 5 , , C sli A . ' , X Jim Erwing Jackie Winslow Christy Watson Josie Jarrod Johnny Keith 1 - Front row ll. To r.l: Clark Goodwin, Dick Juliano, Bobby Gates, John Ericson, Dave Gable, Roger Heinauer, Bob Fowlkes. Standing Bob Lam kin, Bob Stoddard, Bill Eblen, Jim Jackson, Cecil Hall, Trainer Earl Sicosky, Head Coach Harvey Shirk. Harvey Shirk, Head Basketball Coach aigsfgczff 88 flaw fl '-'N-if J xr iprrllilki 'S-'ffftix f 5 '51 ,'fl!'JE, kwlffli- Zi Y .fig ,A 4 My ,V x f Nexx If Tsrmimwz, i 5 J 24,2 C. . '5 , H 4 fm-.Mfr 5, 11' NZ Y ef mm: ' w 9 1.434-ibm, ,f Mascot Mike Smith, and Trainer Earl Sicosky Jackson leaps high for rebound. Eblen iumps in face-off. Bill Eblen Clark Goodwin S. S Lamkin leaps for rebound at Samq Ang, Dove Gable Gafes sieuls ball from FuI!er1on's Hornets. 90 Jim Jockson W Eblen snags rebound from Sonia Anc's Dons. B053 5fOddGfd Dick Julicmo Bob Lamkin Bobby Gcxfes Roger Heinouer Johnny Ericson Eblen's shot is good! Goodwin blocks foe's try. Chaffey's basketball team ended the 1954-55 season with a 5-7 Eastern Conference league rec- ord for fifth place in the standings. Coach Harvey Shirk concluded his coaching of nine years as he is taking the director of athletics iob at Upland High. The Panthers finished the hoop season in gallant fashion as they upset the league-leading Fullerton Hornets, 7i'69, on our court. Chaffey cagers came back from a 38-29 halftime deficit to catch Fuller- ton with five minutes left and go on to win. Playing their last contests for the Panthers were Bill Eblen, Clark Goodwin, Bobby Gates, Bob Stod- dard, Dick Juliano and Bob Fowlkes. Eblen had the scoring championship stolen from him in the final game as he scored 'I9 while Riverside's Jerry Dueker tallied 25 for a season total of 271 to Eblen's 268. Panther hoopmen started out by winning their first two EC clashes but the going was rough from then on with many games lost by scantest of mar- gins. Knocking the Hornets out of their sixth straight undisputed championship gave Chaffey and Coach Shirk the satisfaction of bowing out as winners. Coarh Shirk talks io players at halftime. Sharp dribbling Gales heads downcourt. MT. Son Antonio . Scln Bernardino Fullerton . .... . . Sonia Ancl ..... CHAFFEY ...... Orange CocisT . . . Riverside ...... EASTERN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STANDINGS W L 9 3 9 3 8 4 6 6 5 7 3 9 210 PF 855 847 823 769 878 727 749 PA 727 757 763 790 868 816 927 .. 'ZCZCQ Chaffey's track team had another highly successful season under the coaching of George Colbath, who concluded his second year as spike mentor. Panther tracksters, who were standouts all season, in- cluded: Dale Bunch, Dean Smothers, Bob Lamkin, Frank Corsaro, Jim Carmean, Stu Kushin, Ronnie Schwanclt, Paul Beloud, Bob Lee, and many others too numerous to mention. Bunch consistently ran the 440 just a fraction off of 50 seconds and was one of the top quarter-milers in the conference. Dean Smothers iumped around 22 feet in the broad iump and Jim Carmean skimmed over the low hurdles nicely in times close to 24 seconds. Corsaro ran the IOO and 200, Lamkin high iumped, Kushin pole vaulted and threw the iavelin, Schwandt ran the dashes, Beloud toured the half-mile, and Lee went the mile and two-mile. George Colboth Coach agp.. v-...sk LQ. Track Team. Front row lleft to rightl: Stu Kushin, Dick Juliano, Ronnnie Schwandt, Frank Corsaro, Bill Gowen, Bob Gates, Pat Martinez and Dean Smothers. Second row: Coach George Colboth, John Crandall, Bob Lee, Cecil Hall, Dale Bunch, Bob Lamkin, Orville Minor, George Bleach, Jim Carmean, and Trainer Earl Sicosky. ,J Dale Bunch N.s.q,Aa': Speed demon Dale Bunch edged by Swisshelm. Frank Corsuro Panther Kushin gives Beloud lead in relay. Jim Ccrmean F Dean Smothers in a good broad lump. 9' 559' Dean Smothers Ronnie Schwcndr Bob DiGiGhfOmQSSO Jim Humphries 96 Stu Kushln Panther relay leam ready fo go. ,, 11. IAM A Paul Beloud f 1 K: 5 maaa, 3' a , . C ww fi, P iff? ,,, aa. 8 aa,, A,.,,,,, A 2 0 ,. M A ' f5.51ggm V H ' - 5amw'S22.,1: lf4 'af , V f a '!-- '- L . - 14w,.,,f, ,Kauai 5.7 L, ,V K '23 A Q X ' K A f- ,ml-?1-sfflfzwwi + - W ,,Lf:,:. -- f ,. M K ' my N ,wA-xj fW'rs'f' Top hurdler Jim Carmean in adion. Bob Lamkin C1125 ECLZZ, Chaffey baseballers began Their 1955 season in winning fashion by dumping Sanfa Ana, 6-4, cmd conTinued To win many EasTern Conference league games ThroughouT The season. Handling The mound chores for The PanTher nine were Vic Lopez and Sam Gold wiTh some relief coming from Lou Vasquez. The whole Team played a Top brand of baseball To end up among The besT in The conference. Coach John Burnison wenT Through his second season of lead- ing ChaTTey's diamond men and did an admirable job. John Burxlson We had a Team ThaT did a fine job of represenTing Chaffey Coac College. Baseball Team. Bottom row llefT To rightlr Ray WesTlake, Steve Montez, Clark Goodwin, Joe Solomon, Harold Brown. Row 2: Darrell Daugherty, George Willmore, Bob Fowlkes, Lou Vasquez, Loren Sanchez, Armando Hernandez, Bill Thomas. Top row: Vic Lopez, Don Beatty, Stan Evers, John Chavez, Sam Gold, Trainer Earl Sicosky, and Head Coach John Burnison. C W N 4 . 1 it, 5 r' T ,k.k g T f, V - -,Q . L ' . ,, - i 2 .1 I K Q' a it a Sf. T ll I l 1 el X l T J ' 1 .. - i , A ff , .cf . . ',,k , Ready for that home-run pitch. Stan Evers Sam Gold Lou Vasquez 505 Fowlkes Loren Sanchez WC l-OPS! Fred Fernandez Clark G00dWif1 X flg vhu ,..-.-f 1, J Hefty swing and miss by fielder Fowlkes. First Buseman Daugherty safe at first. John Chavez Darrell Daugherty Joe Solomon 'Y A hit for a Chaffey baifer. ,i Boy, would I like to be in there! Armando Hernandez Don Beatty George Willmore Steve Montez P ' .AAL ,Q 'W 'q in a I .il - ,f N, rv 'lx 'xii 'i 1 ' 63 E Left To right Morro Gollo Tup Clements Bob Sanchez Phnl Von Pelt Don Thornton Pau! Steven W! . 5211?-E. 3.-3,6 gf 'L tif ,e ::3i::::::. Clrner Kreis Van Peli sets for return in an exciting game 61201 C3720 fzfa ,tl ix- , ,W-f'! film , fa. , Coach Bob Ericson prepares swimmers for meet. Jack White instructs wrestlers Lincoln While and Charlie McLaughlin. Y D Q I 1 X r 4 V I n N 'S '. l. ,,,,,. Rough and rugged, rugby football was played by many Coach John Harris and the Panther cross-country team. Left college athletes as members of the West End Rugby Team to right: Ed Guevara, Wallace Musser, Jack Cohn, and Bill of Ontario. Tully. All sei lo hi! the bullseye. 7 amen 1 165120 'zfz F Z3 ish! Fm, X me c ll af' v , 1 .Vg a 4 M: Pi' ., iw, , f , 1 A ...Av-' H it 1 .. N 1 -il ,,.., N W' va - H Ii's up and over! Some hit and some missed. Swing your Farmer. You can only hit if once! E I V -if 'S 5 i 5 Q 2. If fs F 1 W J 1 0 J' ' PL ....,,,. 4 skfftf Q , 1 4 X 3 , S' ' i ,gt .y xk K' .2901 Y 'infl- g -. Ht, 4 , 5 K W lzffza- wzcz Sfmfi Look at that ierrific shot! The sho! is blocked. -. '.., 1- 3 .32 'x -m'w'A,.-- .,,.:x. Going for that touchdown czfivifisi if 711111 vii 1 BeauTiTul girls, huge campaign splash, lovely Tormals and exciTed sTudenTs were all parT of ChaTTey's T954 l-lomecoming. All The clubs on campus parTicipaTed in The evenT by selecfing a candidaTe To represent Them. The elecTion was held Tor Two days, wiTh The winner's name held as a secreT unTil The half- Time of The game beTween Chaffey and San Bernardino. SweeT', neoT, and peTiTe Jackie Winslow, spon' sored by The PanTher Blacks was announced as queen and was crowned by Rally Chairman Bob BuTcher. Miss VVinslow's court included The lovely coeds: Nancy Garvis, sponsored by The VeT's Club, and Bernadine MclnTire, sponsored by The IRC Club. The winning Tloaf was enTered by The Camera Club and represenTed a gay Fiesfa scene. The dance held after The game was in honor of The girls, and also carried ouT The Theme of FiesTo. WiTh anoTher homecoming gone, our Peacock was one proud Tella To be a parf of The biggesT and mosT specTacular social evenT in The hisTory of ChaTTey. Panlher Black float with Queen Jackie Joyce Elaine chosen future homecoming queen. 'W fl- 4 452: ri. Princess Nancy Jarvis Queen Jackie Winslow Princess Bernadine Mclntire omecomin K is 'Xxx 'I .1 2 sss J. , P' y , s J lw.. x f ' , ' Af ' X K. L , Queen candidates-Left to right: Nancy Jo Wilson, Betty Rams- Queen Jackie and her escort after being crowned by dell, Juanne Ford, Gail Pate, Dorothy Ralya, Lona Shaffer, Mary Rally Chairman Bob Butcher. Freeman, Bernadine Mclntire, Joyce Walker, Dollie Totoro, and log Jackie Winslow. ,cs ,nga k.1' T' .kgs ag? ,g.- ig iw AW Q Ugg as-5 , , W! lf 3, ' Y 'Que' I ' , 411 . 4 f '3'7 Iw . 'F we be The Ebell Club in Pomona at Christmas was the scene of our first off-campus dance in many years. 1 f it ' 2 Pretty formqls and Chrislmqg gqiety made this dance 5 great The Eastern Conference dance was held at Balboa beach on March 4, success. with all schools in the conference attending. 72 mf Oqmziuafmafz wow unc! will Chuffey College 72 years ago. '-'5 ,'af. XS 5-.sn N-E wxskgsf Chcffey College us seen today. Faculty members who were formerly students at the college THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 HJWLQAE asf Qaff U Mrs. Bramson's livingroo Mrs. Branscom. . Olivia Grayne.. I-luberf Laurie. .. Dan .....,,.. Mrs. Terence .... . . Inspector Belsize. .. .. Dora Parkoe. . . Nurse Libby .... ....Nan Hazen . .Sally Thornton George Williams ... Dudley Ellis ...Pat Hartman .George Williams , . . . .Donna Kerr . . .PaTTy Francis -Q -i ty 1 I li wha' lWPP9n5 Well? Dan is now recovered. H iz kgs Baia! E, af 5Vlicf12L gf H Mrs. Wainrighr .. Halsread ....... Cora Billings .... Maybelle Billings Eunice Wainrighr .... Gypsy Heather . . Minerva Courrney Hora'rio........ Queenie De Lorme Mervyn Parsons . Jack Frosr ...... Dora Horne ... Joe Norrh . . . .. . Judith Davis . . . . Dudley Ellis . . Sally ThornTon . Theresa Goeller Margaret Klepper Nancy Hennessey . Shirley Hawkins ... Hubert Smith . . . .. Nan Hazen George Williams Walter Willibrand . Sarah Campbell BoloLee Unhund her, you cud!! A typical melodramaiic scene. The cast of Spring play, On the Bridge at Midnight fl f fire' f fu, 3 V. ' 12 ,, if L 3 we ,. fr ' .45 gil --g ,jk A N The mfs meow has been heard .np gg, in aagefgaff The T955 Basketball season was highlighted bythe crowning ot a queen. The event in which Betty Ramsdell reigned as queen was at the Mt. SAC-Chaftey game. Four beautiful girls: Betty Ramsdell, Elaine Swiney, Dorothy Ralya, and Nancy Jo Wil- son, were selected by the basketball team to be the candidates for queen. John Brown, Student Body President, crowned Queen Betty at the halftime, and gave her the traditional kiss. A dance, sponsored by the Panther Blacks, was held after the game with the Queen and her court as honored guests. Another successful social event to make our Peacock proud ancl cocky is now recorded, to be remembered forever. ,f, 't 5 t .fs- s .- K -1 JAN mi rt Queen candidates and their escorts. Left to right: Nancy Jo Wilson, Howard Tipton, Elaine Swinney, Jim Gild, John Brown, Student Body President, crowns Queen Betty Betty Rcimsdell, Paul Beloud, Dorothy Ralyc, and Duane Mallory. Rcmsdell at after game dance. Y -qpnw f The football team leaving for a game ot Arizona. The choir show during Founder's Week was a big success. Ken Walston was the featured band at Homecoming dance. gas Sf: A typical after-game dance held in the Student Union. Daughters play hostess to their fothers at Father-Daughter Students buy goodies at bake sale sponsored by I.R.C Banquet. i Campus cuties model new fall fashions. Newcomers are welcomed by A.W.S. at Dr. CIark's home. , e F ff 5' Q C Turkish coffee for everyone, brewed by Campus Y. Downtown rally for Homecoming, big success ! ! ! Q? ,mu Boosters at work puffing up signs. ..- The annual Christmas assembly with the iypical carols being sung. gg 3 5 W, L I Q' in 3 Qo- ,. 1 a E f fi wig v x 'fi 8 +1 f ! 'f ' 5: 'Q 2 Q, ,K f KW' 4 'Q I 49' . rr. , :M - A' ' A V Q31 K A H 4.1 1? v w .1- E nf Q 3 41 3' 'ia I 4 1 s ' 5 :L W 1 5 1.17 'X Mn , W? 'bv' ..-A-A fo .M .,,,,...? 5, 5 n X. if is ,gag ' , rw.. fi 'wh , 4'9 i... -9' ,--...N K .IA . ,W 25 ' 'xx ' x if A ,-.. s. 1.- 'B r' N 4 5 K B 5 NN, x 'nn 1 x f wr Q ' V' ' 4 H Wim, X ,1' 'C- 34 X fi -Q if f! Q f- .A 1:1 ,ffx 9 rs. ,, , 97,1 ' -fi Iifif 5 W , ,, ggj f - x ' . ' ' 333 Y ,- 9 J 1 , ' ., vA M -ff + fx 4. . V. ,,,kk Q '5,gla,i I A I K will 0: y 1 'fi Q Y . L, ' Q.: 3 'vi' ii., gy ,HI R Lim NX 5 k,' L -- gg. ' V . Q y .ff f . L -dz. fe? K fs E PV If Y A f f - y 1:.. . , 4 -3- --- gg, it fm I I' 4.0,-.. ,S 5 1 L'fH+n.a- , -nf' o Ie- Order these special. Where is the queen? ', TW! H ,,m'h' l 1g::::4?'?l N f Q '.Qai,fQ's':,T'i4ffx1f V' , . ws, ,.4 , ,. f f ag' X Let me go lover! l X l 'SP I Beauty and the beast. The typical boy's attire Slumsenmf HWS Y-ou can't come in LOST? V A b A ew 42' Dancin' cheek to cheek. Cute couple. what are you singing? N l The Panthers are coming! ! The tyrant wgf' Z 2 s Don'1 hit him too hard. --a A GLUG it V. The note taker twmfmgle Y' S-1 Just a social gathering. fx' 'Wai L L? . by il. 47 Really fellows l ! Just happened to turn arouna, hun: Must have been a good one P r- X'1 'r