College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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During the past year the College suffered two severe losses. Death came to Victor A. Kottinger, machine shop instructor, and to Richard L. Averill of the Psychology Department. Mr. Kottinger joined the faculty in 1941. Mr. Averill came in 1946. In the mem- ories of their many students, their worth and influence will long remain. VICTOR KOTTINGER RICHARD AVERILL FRIENDS OF ALL These three men have served the College of San Mateo for a grand total of more than 80 years. Now they are retiring. Students, faculty, and alumni will miss them and will hope to see them visiting the College in days to come. They are (left to right) Dr. Harry Redeker of the Chemistry Department, Dr. David Shepherd of the Biology Department, and Mr. Dan Reichel of the Civil Engineering Department. 4 95 % : ) 33:6 21 ey XtO Aim 5 AA 4 H alern, 2ie ; S10 X6357x bOGKrs, nacdg Ap . Ati) The A Ue iY 9 Pa ; we ———

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FRONT ROW, left to right: Edlyn Sutherland, Wilma Turney, Charlotte Chamberland, and Helen Loma. SECOND ROW: Peggy Peterson, Dora Scal- lon, Aileen Van Bebber, Paul Obuchi, and Myrhl Case. » ee; otes Completion exercises honoring the fourth group to be graduated from the Cosmetology Department since 1953 were held on the College Campus. These eleven graduates passed the California State Board of Cosmetology examination and immediately received employ- ment as licensed beauticians. SPECIAL GROUPS Trustee Robert Garvey presented certificates to the first five students to complete the new industrial management program. This program, designed for employed people, had fourteen sections meeting during the Spring semester. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Ogden, George Dunbar, Trustee Garvey, Ross Sterner, Howard Forney, and Richard Williams.

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Ftp oe a ous Oy The Vo ices sang at assembly: Sergei Van- derwell, Lee Link, Thalia Bons, Buzz Ringue, and Dallas Phillips. They enjoyed sports day We attended assemblies. Julie Hatch drew our cartoons. Ralph Marinaro entertained. Marina Costas sings with Pat Morgan as accompanist. Inside the auditorium. 8. Spring rally at the Point. 9. We see this in our dreams. 10. We kept right on voting. 11. Some studied for FINALS. 12. Kirk Fitzgerald danced.