College of the Sequoias - Koh Kyo Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1953 volume:

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By the time We reach college the mold we began to cast in our earliest days is, to all intents and purposes, almost finished. There remains the final polishing which, in our two years here, comes in the form of expert guid- ance given by counsellors and faculty mem- bers as part of the close student-faculty rela- tionship so definitely a part of COS. Life goes by so quickly in college that we tend to forget what made up the days and weeks of the school year. Leafing through the Koh-Kyo in days to come, we will do more than view the past through memory's telescopeg we will see, in perspective, the kind of edu- cation which made our days at COS unique. Perhaps the greatest value of a college edu- cation is the kind of experience it gives us, the stimulating challenge, the chance for creative expression, the opportunity to make tangible progress toward our chosen goal. lust as the symbol of College of the Sequoias is the sequoia gigantea with its inspiring symmetry and majesty, so the symbol of a COS graduate is what we call the Sequoia-balanced mind. Various phases of insight are exemplified in the pages which follow: through the medium ot pictures we review the events of the school year, through the copy We try to put into words what COS and the lite we led here - social, academic, athletic - has meant to us, and through the designed unit of the brain We seek to present, in artistic fashion, the symbol of our theme - Insight! 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This they do by providing the finest of physical plants, eminently qualified teaching personnel and the best equipment obtainable. . gg 32 .gllall G 6'ooL5AanL4 From the standpoint of achievements, each Iune seems to bring with it the feeling that the scliool year just concluding has been the most successful yet, Certainly, 1952-53 is no excep- tion. A listing of all the accomplishments at College of the Sequoias during the past year would be too extensive for the space here availablei however, a few of the more outstand- ing achievements should be mentioned: LE 5 t n A f .pq .I . . I Y 1- . .. . rt -Q A. First Iunior College in California to be surveyed for accreditation by the West- ern Colleges Associationg B. Host for the State Student Government conference held Gt Asilomarp C. Winner of the State I. C. Basketball championship tournamentg D. Presentation of Song of Norway with Lawrence Brooks as guest artistg E. Host for the State Iunior College track meet. l'm proud, beyond Words, of the fine stu- dent body which made these accomplishments possible. F-iirv-PDT?-f ,, in . - ,l . '1 ',--- ' ' .- 1 ,NL .-vu. -W. , ,. .. ,.,. ,, ,Wx , ,,-4 , ,,,- . l l A ean of mmen Miss Elizabeth Stewart gains great insight into the lives of the Women of COS by serving as their dean, advisor for the Associated Wom- en Students and counselor. eibirecfor of .sjfuclenfa lohn S. Hansen serves in a similar capacity for the men students, besides acting as ad- visor for the Student Executive Board and coun- selor. cibirecfor of Gurricu um L. I, Williams, with his curriculum committee, coordinates the various courses given at COS, seeing to it that they meet the needs of the students. .1.rq :iii if 'f Q V, QIFVFQF- ,. , 112, 1544, - 1 Q ,Q - . 51 '4 , , I 1 'U 'ru rf, fl-jx A ' . ,ll il .fx .Mr , mn' , EL m mf X . 9 n R 'N 1 D L f ' TQT.?iiT -5-fhixlffjy L ,f . , W ..-an--gf. . X N. X , ,. Y Q N , I' 9' r Ln Q., ,A+, -, .IQ W., . in , .Q 1 W X, .qi-1: Q Q 5'1 -71 IL. , .I M 4 r ,.w It ,Q . V , . l . , J' 1 r. f . 5 J-re? .mu -S.-se. 1 - -fe :W - ve, , mgizifrar Miss Agnes Strom, registrar, was a particularly important person to certain of the men students for it Was she who sent the all-important draft board letters. More, of course, she was in charge of student records and files, An al- ways cool, seemingly untiring per- son, Miss Strom was a model of effi- ciency for those who came into Contact with her. Mrs, Opal Corbett, receptionist Miss Agnes Strom Mrs. Ealine Fisher, secretary --....,,.,4.-.Hn i ,lv L,-i xx-.i Mrs. Lois Blackman, secretary one ,sw All-important are the first impressions a visitor receives from the office staff. All mem- bers of the frontioftice were un- failing in their courtesy and friendliness to visitors and stu- dents alike. Working behind the scenes, the business staff was con- cerned with the paying of stu- dent body and district bills. Miss lean Woekel rl 1 1 V 1 1- ' - I 7' I A11 fn ,in - ff is - 41 , . ,, ,, , . l ' I V .. ' -1 V A C-. ,, , .,.. --,,. i X A . V i+, ,mari H' V- 'P-' -N 's l ,stef Q ' rf i '1'1sl.al.?..1g1 -V -'- r f. Q -7 ,u.g,- s , -' Mrs. lla Marana business office secretary and Earl Smith business manager a p pun--1.9, Mrs. Howard Raphael checks out a book to Alice Austin as Iay Carlton waits in line. A typical scene in the COS library every day from eight to lour, That the COS library is a popular place for study is attested daily by the number oi students who can be seen quietly studying or doing research in the stacks. Miss Natalie Lapike, librarian, is constantly adding new books to increase the book total to more than 9,000 volumes. ln addition to the books, over a hundred periodicals are subscribed for, as Well as several valley and metropolitan newspapers. r y,r, ra-.,.,t, og Fafy Mrs. Kent, bookstore clerk, sells Dcm Hopper some cxrt supplies Dlc Becker always draws a crowd in the lounge when he sits down to play .sgucknf .gore ana! :Lange Campus social spot is the lounge in the Student Union building. Here the ping pong enthusiasts meet to challenge each other for supremacy. For those less athletically inclined, noontime pinochle games are in order. At any time of the school day someone is playing the piano, with the selections ranging all the way from a one-linger melody to a boogie version of the Revolutionary Etude. When students saw the lounge last Septem- ber it had been newly muralled by members of Miss Rou1eau's Art 26 class, New furniture had been purchased and curtains had been hung. lust around the corner from the lounge is the Student Store which does a volume of business which would astound the average college stu- dent, Not only does it deal in new and used textbooks, but also COS souvenirs, art sup- plies, pens, pencils, candy, ice cream, and what-have-you. Under the supervision ot Earl Smith, business manager, the store was run this year by Mrs. Kent. K fgrediclenfz This year's Executive Board, working with ASB president Art Lawson, had a year ol which it may Well be proud. The lirst annual Giants Iamboree to fete new and old students at the end of the first week ot school was held last September, the planning being done by the members of the then-new Ex- ecutive Board. Various budgets were set up for the year soon after, various necessary committees were appointed, class elec- tions were supervised, and the decks were cleared for the hosting ot the Cen- tral California Iunior College Student Government Association fall conier- ence held in October. At the state conference held later that same month Art Lawson was elect- ed president of the state group, COS was selected as the host school for the spring conference and Asilornar was selected for the conference site. With all of the many outside activities bidding tor its attention, the Board did not forget its duties to COS. Taking se- riously its responsibility in managing student body affairs, the Board worked hard to keep tab on the many activities which came within its province. n,, n -' 1' w1,u-- 'UQ ' in af' WK. 4 aes. -nm e 5 f I1 ' w I I xl . ' W 1 l .. ,, QQ w Don MacMillan Ieonette Redelsperger Albert Collins Theo Kncxphurst Elecmorcx Hays Ed Ferdincmdsen Ioyce Alviso Lucmn Griggs Icrnet Swisher Bob Line Weldon Percy Carl Shcrff Ieri Fcxricr Alice Nunes Dick Kindy Roger Pelz Q f':0 M embers ot the AWS cabinet included, seated: Barbar Newlin, Luann Griggs, Dorothy Tinkle, leen Tait. Eleanora Hays, Lois Wagner, France S ' l l D, r V 4 Z.. l. . 4. lk . I, r. P ' l - l l,. lv C lhlggm :fx '... .-Wars I l Jtlgqg: .-ts f ' V -5 ,z i J .1 . 2 , . r,:.,.l.,. .17 ' ' urn -'.-,u.r.gf.' '- s purrier cmdPatsy Pogue. if Ioan Glogosky. Standing: Kath- Uncler the leadership of Eleanora Hays, the AWS gave two Faculty-Student teas, or Coffee-Times. At- tendance Was gratifying. They sponsored the Fire- light Fancy, a Christmas luncheon to which all COS women were invited, and a Christmas party. At the luncheon it was an- nounced that gifts were gathered to be given to the handicapped children at Conyer school. Civic-minded, they vol- unteered to baby-sit while mothers voted in the na- tional election. They also sponsored a talk by Na- dine Costner who told of her experiences in Ire- landl '.EiFe 1 iff -' V - -ffvg-555s3ig,,l,. In l I In the spring a slumber g 5. '11-: .'L.-.1 . 14 f ,. ' .j1Jwj'1 fy - n i party for Women Was held Af sv-if ?1 -1,1-125,554-M rw. .1-' 1' 5. . . . 125544 h-33:--.f.A.t.', 3 3 IH the gyrn and a flnal PI-.if ' ' ?.' 1 --, '..' A, b ,i'4 'j .- A . n ff. 1 : 'F af'.1v.a :- irc:-1 .- '- r was E4 Ag,v, 5m.e: ,rwqw dance, Cotton Cape , lw'3fFtdtr:f-3.-N' '7i':?'2'g5?ta?Eefltllfiilf- IIfi.-5 ' 1 .1 given in the lounge. if ''1,g1fe3e,',L55gf'5.'5'ffil.-iffee-4 . at W W ' gf.-,-fl'p-T ' 1 ,Epi -rl ,N -rye.:-ff-1,511fqn L ' eu.- st fweeswi M-,rit.--.- .... 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' 4 C. r if We A A A 7 H A-1,-,,,.gl -f,-f--- -Y -, , .- --- Y ,ff--,-1,--.-f ' - . , P ' -I V : ', , , 3 Sieve Popelka, AMS secretary Biggest social event of the year for the AMS was the Basketball Dance which followed the Reed- ley game. Combining for- ces with the College Y, they provided an occasion l which Was memorable, all the more so because by defeating Reedley COS -N became league champs it ' - M- ' nw ,lpflifl . and eligible to attend the f K Long Beach tourney. Ed . . Ferdinandsen was AMS l , president. In the spring the long- awaited Little Abner . 'lx dance was held. CLCLL t One of the chief attributes of COS is the close teacher-student relation- ship made possible by small class size. Only thus can teachers take full advantage of their unique op- portunity to guide and advise, as Well as teach. All faculty members are outstanding in their own fields and are accorded such recognition by their students, ? A. E. BRYANT KEITH CAREY Science Commerce W. CLEVELAND MAURICE CORBETT Science Speech, Drama IOHN G. COTTER W. CUNNINGHAM HARSOLI? SFISCHER English, Iournalism Science ocia cience C. A. FOTIAS IRVING FRITZ l. A. GUARISCO French, German Music Building Trades R' -6' RICHARD HANKEY G. HATCHER T. A, GIBSON Police Training English Social Science MARRS GIST BRUCE IENSEN ERWIN IOST - Agriculture Agriculture English, German FRANK KILER FRED KNIGHT N, LAPIKE IOI-IN LINN K. MCCULLEY Metal Trades Agriculture Librarian Commerce Psychology W. C. MCKINNEY D. MYERS THOMAS MURRAY DONALD RANEY HOWARD RAPHAEL Social Science Commerce English, Philosophy Science Mathematics 19' u fy I, M. SCHOR Science ROY TAYLOR Physical Education WILLIAM REID Science T. A. SHIVELY English LEWIS THOMPSON Commerce A. RQULEAU IO RUSSELL rt Art A. STOCKLE S. STRADER Physical Education Agriculture S. WESTON P. F. WILHELMSEN Home Economics Physical Education I., I . , . ,.,..,...4,:L41,.A.4..-L.4+Q,,A Q, I I I I L I in? L. I. WILLIAMS I. WILLIAMSON S. WILLIAMS Mcihemuiics, Social Science Physical Education Agriculture 'll lx li Q 4 'ISI ., ,xx 4 . ..-..-. 1.1- i....-....' .4 L ,-.1a-: f V' - 5-tifanikk..-gii1zln:.u.1kki.mI.-14.5,-..iu .4-1-cz? .fda t0gl 6ll9A6 The custodial stall includes, lirst row, ri ht to left, Willie Mont omer , Orion Moore, Tex Pruitt, and Mrs. Una Moore. Standing, left to right, Buster Pigman, Leonard King, Albert gable ond Chester Picgard. llot shown, Neil Kent, Chester Pickord works' on cr device to lock one ot the instrument cabinets outside the music room. Cll5f06hal'l6 'lWhen you arrive at College of the Sequoias each morning you find a campus of great beauty to behold. lt took great minds to plan such an institution, but it takes great love to make those original plans function, a love of care and duty to the districts leading learning plant that is fast becoming one of the outstand- ing junior colleges in the state . . so wrote Charles Fiscus last February when he fea- tured the custodians in the 'Lite at COS' series which the Campus sponsored this year. The biggest operation which the custodians undertook, in addition to their numerous daily duties, was the reseeding of the various lawns around campus. Buster Pigman was a familiar sight as he continued his one-man painting marathon to make the buildings look fresh at all times. Truly, to quote Fiscus again, the custodians of our college are the life-line of this expert care and they perform their duties with a de- votion that can not be equalled in any other form of college life. .,., g 23 r ,u - r, , .. 4 . . ,, ' ' '. . ..:, .1 -fl-34seQJ!L- 31-seed ,Q .- wrlgtfe 1sef.5s.5.s.-ot, ' ' nest.,-,-e,s,g,1-,gs Us .:ss.,..,::.g,su 33.3 simenfesr, ,i.,:i1...Q,Ai . s ' - -l l . af' , t :lf -lv. l Iohnny checks the oil before the se ,. l g w-,. up ,H ' ,rig 4- , ,v..,,f,v. . , Q... 5, A 'Ji ,j,',',t1- '. , .ry mr- if ' -- :ngfzl t 1 Q gt1,:f1-'fl sg w1EJC:i+,d:A.,i1.W .-3 .fn . ,lui tg--,. -- 'mviff ' A-mf: ,lpfikolffl -is W l. 'v.'-- - rl IEW? ' I' , 'Z V 'i' -ii- -1 eww ' 5 :nj f , lr-5-1.61, , . V 11' , Ht-m5,f.l,.' ,-V - . t., . , . :Li .'-JH .. - kjmfy ,I .,- ff wr lp' . . 1 -. :'V: ff3 2'2 . R rr. I..-,Q-2' L ' , . V n llffif 5' I .ifir QgI:7.'f ' 4' I f A-l'?5:'.lLiQ 1 I H J, , 42-ia '.G2ff.-5557 Ei' w .i ' W . I. l i lohnny Cassella tunes up cr motor Soon after the school year opened the new Bus Garage which was designed by lohn Cassella, head of the transpor- tation department. Built at a cost of some SS22,UOO, it represents the last Word in efficiency. The handling of the large pieces of equipment, usually demanding manpower, is done at COS with hoists and jigs designed and built by Cassella. Hue stands proudly beside several of the jacks used to dan is his job easier. taken out. make ,Vi I r , . '24 glhgg., 'f..,:. ,,. ,.,:., rarwloorfafion The bus fleet numbers seven cmd is driven by college stu- dents. That they are safe drivers was attested to in May when the transportation department was given Merit Awards by the American Associated Insurance Company. Left to right: Ken Graydon. Angel Garcia, Gerry Mueller, Alice Nunes, Bill Barstow, A Q I I A . . lim Dunning, Pete La Dow, Hugh Puckett, Ierry Adams, and lack Aloojiari. lim Raubmger gases her up before starting his daily run , were-w'rwfft'f V1 'Y A 1'-F?-1 13 qsuanggf:-qu i . 1 ,- it . tru ,If C A A -A , , , lJ'I'lq'1'h Instructor Chris Fotics listens to some of his students in Spanish class, 67XieI'l6!06! SADC! A Willicrm C. McKinney, Ir. W 4 ! 'T K' -r. -V E' 1 r 'bf' 7 I , X -i f -,- f ,.1 In v ' 'N' A :I 1 My if 5' 1 ' , , ?,'9'l K s f 4 .., rw uhhh' v'nn'nn u A. . -q 3 ar' ' !!. hs 2 . - Y 1 K 2,5 ,rl ,J 15: . 15 . mx- 1 A 1?3 :gl X ,.l,,,.f,i.1? ,,. ., , -- .N - I -, f yn ' in 5 :Lf - .' L W ' ' - .Twin I .ew I-'jf , . ll 5, ', X , r ., . F, . t , F. V . Q ' F . 5 , y JJ f , ' , ' '-' wfff-fp,-'a. , ,.J'l5':-:Vt ' , it 'iii- '- . '- xlcilfrar: .:, , 4 . .' ' I -Al . I . X M Qgwffx ' TJ 1 r-13 JN -. Nljf GQ H?H-L33 -,. 5' fl! 55 4 'PQ 4 ,I- 'lm-L3 O ocia .siienced History can come to assume an importance in the lives of today's students since they rea- lize that only by studying the history of past civilizations can We hope to set a pattern tor our own. Beginning with World War II, when the ends of the earth suddenly came terrifyingly close, there has been an increased interest and intensified study of history and its meaning. All the courses which may be included under Eager for learning in this picture are Mike Betterton, Don Lesher and Nick Winkler as they listen to Mr. Williamson expounding sociology. -.1 Mr Gibson points out a danger area on the map to students in his Political Science Class the general heading of social science-history, sociology, philosophy-give much-needed background for the insight which results in an understanding of how the World lives, of why people act as they do, of why they can hold beliefs so different from our own. Social science, taught in the light of swiftly-changing current events, becomes thus a fascinating study for the students of COS. Mr Fischer, chairman of the Social Science department, lectures to students enrolled in History 10 United States Histor 1.T..1 .. .--V ., ,A-, -4378 V 1 11- - I Q, ' YV' , 1, .I 4 i- kQ.zf': Av ,, ,rf , L' l ' AQVW if I 15? 5 ' Lv If 'Mm - . . -,'.' 53-'13 mi' 1 Z. ' f' '-2: V '- W - ' ,+ 'www H Q' Q ,fr if-, rag I I, . . f Q 4 ' f Y 1'iLQ4' ' AM ff az 1--. . xx.. W an ,V,' D .- P' n V -X .- 'w QM QU . Jpvfiel J ATA r -.xx L 17,5-A 4 f, , ,.,N ,X . - . X , I S' HEEL , 4 M xx ...... fj?ffjh?':.. YiN . E- T773 q'k!g1qgfgf5E'fF',L...v 5 ' '.4'ff?1'21KEssEf2a Q ,..f., . ,A x J. V- : 9 ' 1 YM - J 1: mia 1- any , .N b : In V' .V A hx., EQ?-mitg V 1 , za- ,w inf?-L: 2 'I 1 L ii' '21-A' ' if . Ei'-32 . 5? 1 ' ...iii . w 3 Liz' J., H E 1 W if '1' 1 T' - ' if Y K' ' ' ' 7 '- PN XE I 'Y ' ,jf 1 , Q . . L , . in A 5 V 'N .-all ' l' Q C fd fu , X Al fly ' , v 1. I 4- 'i el-L ' L V. -L 1 L-- - ? s E i 'I Beginning journalism students work on chapter exercises in on atmos- phere ot constant good humor. Miss Hatcher discusses cr passage in a difficult poem to students in English SA, the History ot English Literature. l'lC' A5 The offerings of the English department are varied and interesting, ranging all the way from English 51 to Creative Writing. English 53, Practical English, was offered this year to students in the Building Trades and Agricul- ture. English 10A and B and 1215. and B, the jour- nalism Courses, concentrate on newspaper fundamentals with emphasis on the Campus which appeared weekly the entire year. 31 v V Mr. Reid asks lor student identification of the bones which make up the human body in Anatomy class. Bonny Heathman performs a chemistry experiment. Botany class members look for germination in the course of their work. Zoology class students spend their lab periods cutting up specimens. Mr. Cleveland points to ci weather map in a meteorology class, cience One of the lastest-growing departments at COS is the Sci- ence departrnent. Consisting of biology, botany, anatomy and Zoology, chemistry, physics, geology, and meteorology, the science curriculum has shown a constant increase in the num- ber of students interested in the various courses, So great has been the increase that, in the long range building plans for COS, a new science wing is assured. Erwin lost reads German to his students in order to better acquaint them with the language Mr. Folios waits lor on answer in French class as two ot his students wait to be called on Art Lawson concentrates in Spanish class Spanish students wait their tum for reading 6ll'lgll,6lge5 An open sesame to the study of any country is the mastery of the language of the particular country. COS Language de- partment ollers French, German and Spanish, both in the regu- lar day school and also at night, Emphasis in all three is upon the ability to carry on conversation in the second language, and to think clearly in it. After beginning courses are passed, advanced courses offer culture and customs. Movies, newspa- pers and records also add incentives to learning. 'x X X XX l X Li -. il U1-I WdfA2l'l'L6lfLC6 Mathematics, while remaining forever a genuine puzzle to some, offers students the ability to learn how to think through the process of solving problems. This ability can be carried over to other phases of lite, providing its possessor with a valu- able skill. The COS mathematics department offers classes in algebra, geometry, calculus, trigonometry and slide rule, in addition to business mathematics for commercial students. Howard Raphael explains some particular intricacy ol calculus to the amusement of his students. - ae-A, , ,1 1, -- 'C1 ,1 Mi 1 NI 1 I Pi, I 'I l 4 ies- 1 sr- JS' ig., im- ,H I, ,hm - sh i P .. ,,- , , . ,s, ,-, -,..- H ,-W L ,-,-, - 5 1-, .- - . ,' t 0l'YU'l'L8l'Ce For commercial students there are tour major divisions in which they may specialize: ac- counting, secretarial, merchandising and cleri- cal. ln each there are top-notch instructors who give thorough, practical training to the student who wishes to make his living through employ- ment of these skills, In the competitive world of business there is always a demand for a well-trained worker. COS takes pride in pro- ducing this kind of worker. Miss Dorothy Myers shows a student something about a type- writer, Keith Carey goes lrom student to student helping with ac- counting. Iohn Linn gets cr laugh lrom his students over a point in sales- manship. Doing a business machines problem calls tor the concentration seen here. ..... 1'f 1 I l 1.Aq ,. ,,. uziic ls lllll lll mmm H' IH? 565 no aloft Quartet members Ioe Martxn Steve Ensor Carl Shall Norman Prper and Ross Conklln Scholarship winners Emma Rodrlgues Gary Adcock and Barbara Chambers lhe communlty orchestra rehearses under Mr Frltzs drrecllon for Songs ol Nor- way. Thr. chorus presenls numbers from the Messiah al the annual Christmas as- sembly. Li The majorettes pause lor the cameraman during practice. Bandmcster Gordon Lowe In addition to the performances of the Messiah which the chorus gave with the Visalia Community chorus at Christmas, the many appearances of the quartet before fraternal and social groups, and the tremendously successful Song of Norway was the presence at COS of a marching band for the first time. As a reward for their endeavors, band members attended the USC-UCLA football game in the I... A. Coliseum. Pride and jo of the COS Music Department this year was the marching band which added much to the between-the-halves activities at our football games. li. .an,- - ,, -Q- ? 'Fq,m-.j i -'M sf-.. . - . ,.,-,. 1 A M. . V ,,1sC,,k-A-53, . A t J-4,45 ana! Cla td Q Ross Conklin and Janet de Campos do still lifes. Peter La Dow using cx swivel kmle-. The student learning to express his thoughts through the medium of metal, wood, plastics and oils is assisted by Mr. Russell in gaining self confidence and pro- gressive development in logical thought pro- cedures. S I0 A. Russell Frank Wcrll and other members ol the Koh Kyo stall busy with layout Frank Ioseph and Frank Fomicero, Ted Dutt work on leather proiects. A x 1 y fi A 5. ,451 I L .Q ' if F 5' W ' aff . rw f, wk ' . '1' si' - ' w Q r Y ' - V I , , I A I I l' ur X, 4... N w D. Q 1 -. ' J Zguifcbng ja ea One of the most enthusiastic departments at COS is the Building Trades under the direction of Ioseph A. Guarisco. This year a two-bedroom ranch house was constructed for eventual auction at the end of the school year. Students in this particular year's class often had the instructor humping to keep ahead of them, so keen was their interest in The House. ., T1 ,, 1 . , t 5 V. 3 1, fi W. Ai-t . 2- 'tt TOE GUARISCO The House taken during its last framework days. The hard work begins when the outside is done. ::.-- - - -, ... . - ,...,. ,..-.,-,,,, --, A - -1, -- Y Even the fittings are installed by the student car penters. Now, let's see-where does this go? is the prob lem to be solved. agncludfriaf .fdrfd Another vocational course is iound in lndustrial Arts taught by Frank Kiler. Included are machine shop, sheet metal, lathe work, welding and casting. Kiier also has mechanical draw- ing and lapidary under his wing. FRANK KILER it it Dale Hendren studies a drawing on the board, Here Frank Kiler shows Eugene Prader how to make a more eiiicient use ol the lathe Matlack is busy at his iavorite lapidary project. Lloyd Barnes is an interested spectator in this metal trades project. ome conomica The Home Economics courses at COS are designed to meet the needs of all students and are open to men as Well as Women. Mrs. Mildred Finni cmd Mrs. Sue Weston supervise the many courses offered in the department and joined forces to host a one-day conference for girls interested in homernaking. 400 girls attended from more than l20 high schools in the San Ioaquin Valley. Homemaking students also prepared and served the refreshments for the various teas and luncheons which were given during the year. QQ MRS MILDRED FINNI MRS. SUE WESTON Elmira Liebau, Mary Adele Garcia and Opal Iames are hard at work on sewing projects. Barbara Newlin, Fern O'Connor and Alice Macedo add some iinishing touches to their projects. Angel Garcia, Wally Mclfall and lack Aloojian soon became experts under Mrs. Finni's direction. f- - .SJ jafln Lying a mile southwest of the campus proper is the COS farm -160 acres oi land available for demonstration and labora- tory work, Units of dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, swine and poultry are maintained there. Field crops, us trees and vines are grown for laboratory students. X XJ It is natural that COS should stress agriculture since it lies in an area whose principal in- dustry is farming. Ag students may take courses in one of three major divisions: plant sci- ence, animal science, and agri- cultural mechanics. The COS farm is always included on the itinerary of visiting students from California Polytechnic at San Luis Obispo. iv at 4 - . at rimino ogg Richard Hankey talks to one of the criminal investigation tea ms consisting of Altaro, Carreiro, Hardisty, Kloth, and Hoove For the eighth year the Police Training De- partment, the courses in which are taught by Richard Hankey, has corralled its share of students eager to know more about the inner workings of law enforcement and the appre- hension ot criminals. The program prepares the t s udent either for employment after two years of training or for transfer to one of the four col- leges and universities on the Pacific Coast hav- ing four-year Criminology courses. Some of the finer points of the laws ot arrest are expl ained by Hankey to Alcorn, Roberson and Greenhaw. Clmnzzo Are ACCIDENT bf Y. 149055 KATl-lERlNE MCCULLEY Perhaps in psychology, more than any other course, students at COS can best typify the theme of the Koh-Kyo, for psychol- ogy is a study of humanbehavior. By thoroughly understand- ing the motives behind their fellow human beings, the students can better understand their own motives. Here, too, they dissect all phases of behavior, whether physical or mental, to find the answers to their problems. Under the instruction oi Miss Kath- erine McCulley and Mrs. Mildred Finni, courses in introductory, and abnormal psychology are taught, as well as a course in marriage problems. 1130515 Singleton and less Thomas are interested in examining this model oi the human brain. while Iohn Laird explains something about another model ol the human 0 Y 1 . X., V -v fag- '. ,MH -1 , . , ' ,J ,, , 4 K - M 1 rw-.a ,M , x . ffxg-Q: ',, F 524451 '- -f' ,, 5, V . ff,,.a:f,v.,.A. J-,-47 . 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'Nl f , ,. .1 L . , -4, , , , . . '-'-'.4, 1' - . ., 1-'-'.,..1f,f'.-V n 1 x--A 1. 1515. 1. '- ,ff ,, .jdclp !,.,i1i HA ,, '--f.f,.'4 -1. --U I K . - .-- .,..,-J.f,,f- I ' -. f ,' -- ' '.-- .-..- -' A - ' ' 1-- '.ri'h L.l, ,.., . . I. K ,.'.,' I .-' ,gig V ', 9 r 4.-,f Y ,Aw--fn -4 ' -A I pwgxf, , -23,1 , H 'jf f.,w':K A .U ,.lf'5..f ' ,g.,.. 1: I 5 Us 4, , -- K, ww -4' FUN, 4,f,, V ., , . ,, 'C .. ' . , H J, 4 . . v - lf. nj. 1, ' F -' . lf. . Hn: W 1,- fwe 1' ' -1. V A f v 1.1- QQ Members of the council include Shirley Charlebois, Norene Howard, Wilma Turner, Lois Wagner, Alice Nunes, lackie Qualls, Tlieo Knagliurst, Iudy Dye. Second row: Mr. Thompson, advisor, Armand Mello, Lloyd Bierer, Don Clark, Charles Pearson, Dick Kindy and Melvin Khac igian. .9nfer- Counci The mission of the lnter-Club council is im- plied in its name. Composed of club presidents, it seeks to coordinate the work of each and every campus group. It met on alternate Fri- days. The biggest project for the group was the annual Inter-Club carnival which was given to raise money for the World Student Service Fund. sq-.x . 'Kr .LQ '3'-l 1552 ' if i i , , . N' ' . S' , I ' 3 ,Z s 1 ., .N 2 1 1 . ,P l 1 1 Lv l fl- J ,NA ' l ii . W A ' l l ' i I I 4 i 1 ' ' - X : P 'J - 1' I TT' 3 I' xl A V - - 1 , .. .. J, , i . Jy V , :A T l ' i , f., -- -' . .35-.va . M' - 1 1 - Q l i l.-fi- . 5 ' 9--sq., L ' M, W 11.3 K ...X 3 4, ,Var ,Q K , mQ'3'i ' A - . ii ' , .. .. ,z. i. 4 i, Icmes Knapp Lois Wagner C. Pearson lefi Farid Don Dunham Bob Line Bill Wrighl Dick Kindy M. Khcichigicn E- Fefdindndsen Gerry Mueller X-M . x f, Wilma Turner Doris Dunlap , -'imf -, 7.4-5- HenmanA Been 7 Sli. 4 alpha lv, lv: Q f A f W V W :X lil' . . X W..-w-W' b s-I Q 'X Y ' W' lf Li fi x ' ' K ' jk... 1 f , 'x . 1 Cf L Jctivitiei The cameraman had a good time roving through the carnival activities on March 20. The Sequoia Actors' Guild Blackouts, the penny pitch, and the game of chance were caught by the ever-present lens. He was also around when the Commerce Club had its first potluck dinner last fall. I ,fi-1' - ,M .eh . .14 , ., '-' - . -21610 , 1 . - , uv 543' iff Marge Dupuy pleads with 'Ole Sguire' Alexander in a mock scene Iferiorrned at a meetin of the Sequoia Actors Guild. Watching in the back- round are Iris England. Betty tewart, Norman Parks, Barbara utter, Beryl Goudie, Charles Fiscus, Mr. Shively, Melvin Khachigian, Norman aodirey cmd Milton eissen. One of the newest clubs on campus is the Sequoia Actors' Guild. The name was selected after long months of thought. The usual activities connected with the beginning of a club: dues, constitution, membership initiation are all past. In addi- tion to having one of the most popular shows at the carnival, members attended an ANTA conference at Monterey in April. quoia .14 for gui!! We rx '- R5 ' Wm N '- . X 5 ., , . 3, v . -'li if, l ff - 1- rf . .Rai af 9 .,l. ?f'2:Y A - li.. ' TV , - ,' ' f 6 ' Q A ' ff' ,iff . n -M M .W , . u. f J w ' an ,.1. I.-.A . Ir' , r J, x . ,- mg ! ' , 4 ' . ' .. ,- A I. :.,'.,,, 1 -'-:'.,fsf 4 951 W' K xl xy Ury 9 1 1 E 1 v Ulf up gg K M 4 p. 1f.5F 1 wig' A .af JF lm rc Q L ',. -5. 'Q ,, 5- 1 fi, 2 i ., , A - '93 A- , ff , . ,, ., , fl .tm .,., , 1 .fm :1 Lv-Q -ag 47 ,. r , , 4 Q ir -E if ,ig 5 W e Hi ' as fvff A f -1 . -' ff 5 7 V, , E A, w 53,4 H 4 gm' , N v ' If 'V 4 '- 3 U K-:I f, ' ' ,A V ' A MA f ,ff Vx H I Hail 2, 51 W - . Z- '. lk ' gf ,- YA'! f' 1 1 iw!! f !iC !E.fi A ' 133 + Q 1' '-'Y K- v W V V if 'H 1 TX ' 5 lj -.qc I Y :H-1 , - M A 1 fa? nf ' . .sl ,., 3 , . , '1,,l'. If .M !f f. - p, , n ,. , ' ' 5 '. ,1 ' ' li 451 'Front row: Mrs. Mildred Finni, Golda Carter, Kathleen Tait, Shirley Vierra. Back row: Normagene Case, Iohnnie Featherstone, Marilyn Pedersen, Elmira Liebau, Wilma Turner, Nadine Souza. Front row: Ieri Faria, lack Aloo'ian, Rose Clements, Charles Fiscus, Glenna Crumal, Carol Kerr, Mariicann Terste ge. Second row: Pete Fligueroa, Donna Iohnson, Maxine Cotton, Wanda Walker, Nick Win ler, Don C?ark, Helen Allard, Normagene Case, Shirley Smith. ome conomica Highlight of this year's club activities was the trip to Reno for the annual convention of the Home Economics Associa- tion. In the spring the group assisted at the Central Califor- nia meeting of the Association When more than 400 girls in- terested in the field attended a one-day conference at COS. jufufe lac EIU Of great importance to the future of teaching is the foster- ing of interest of college stu- dents in the profession. First under the leadership of Mr. Rodgers and then under Miss McCulley, this club had a year of interesting meetings at which speakers from various schools and colleges appeared. Front row, left to right: Nadine Perez, Niki Navarrette. Second row: Betty Lou Harris, Raymond Spencer, Eldon Rowe, Nick Winkler, Grant Clark, Ronald Martel Not Pete Figueroa, Maria Flores, Placido Inlcmte. Third row: Mr. Fotias, club advisor, shown: Mr. Iost, co-cdvlsor for the second semester. l L.,m - Ol' ll Clnguage A The Way to learn a language is to study it formally insofar as actual grammar and sentence structure are concerned. Then, listen to it being spoken, use it in informal conversation with others, make an earnest attempt to saturate yourself with it. Members of the Foreign Language club are able to do this through their meetings. French, Spanish and German are the languages which are spoken and studied by the group. -- A QF? if?7f fL Sitting Mary Anne Terstegge, Imo ene Cloud, Ra mond S n - , Har y D ' , Har' t T 1 Si d G Wl Alb t Collins Iohn Lindley, Dene Eye, Gerry Muemer, Armgridciflello. r cms me ers eggs an mg me Non .gnfernafiona RAL fiona This has been a year of great activity for the members of this club. Last fall delegates attended the state convention held in San Francisco and succeeded in bringing next year's con- vention to COS. In order to facilitate planning, the group held an election and chose Raymond Spencer club president for next year. ln the spring ten delegates attended the model U.N. meeting held at the University of California. COS was chosen to serve as Ecuador, and was one of the few junior colleges selected to participate in the conference. One of the most active clubs on campus, the IRC held its meetings with great regularity, bringing in outside speakers on several occasions. Front row: Quesada, Delores Quiroz, Alice Lopez, Margaret Nunes, Mary Ann Terstegge. I Back row: Rosalie Nunes, Mary Lou Azevedo, Iim Knapp. wg,-to--t's- Front row: Marlene Findlay, Arlene May. Alice Austin, Clytis Fossett, Wanda Jones, Geneva Lane, Dorothy Rod- gers. Second rowzl Charles Fiscus, Marilyn Petersen, Evangeline Clark, Wanda Walker, Flavious Richardson, War- rena Bateham. Third row: Everett Hamilton, Ierry Iones, Helen Alford, Claudette Dorris, Elwin Morey, Iaznes Seay, Peter Wood, Eugene Wilson. eulfllall The N e W m a n Club, com- posed ot Catholic students on campus, had Rornaine Cote as fall president and Iames Knapp as spring president. Under the advisorship of Ted Gibson, the club had frequent visits from Father McSweeney of St. Mary's parish in Visalia. They also took a trip to the snow in the winter and had a booth at the Inter-club Carni- val. equoia Chridfian je!AwAAila At the regular meetings held during noon hours the SCF members have heard several outside speakers and have seen motion pictures. They had a party with the Reedley College group similar to theirs. In ad- dition to meeting in various towns with seniors from the high school Bible clubs, several Bible study groups were formed at COS. 77 Z' 'tif -'VN Seated: Armand Mello, Iohn Linn, advisor, Dick Kindy, Charles Pearson. Standing: Charles Fiscus, Don Malay, Gene Sheesley Melvin Khachigian. GMA J Who's selling programs? Circle K. Who's hosting the after-game refreshments for the basketball teams? Circle K. This club made its presence felt at COS this year through the activities of its members, the leadership of its president, Melvin Khachigian, and the guidance of Iohn Linn, its ad- visor. It was honored at a meeting of the local Kiwanis club which . sponsors the group, and in turn, honored certain members from the Kiwanis and VSHS Key club at the first of a series oi annual banquets. Delbert Devins, Alton Franks, Iim Reed, Don Maloy, Bobby Duncan. Lloyd Phillips, ' -,ly f ill .tg Front How: Gary Huff. Barbara Nutter. Margaret Mueller, Elmira Liebau, Charles Fiscus. Back Row: Harold Clements. Peter LaDow, Clive Nagel, Gil Roupe, C. T. Short. We're hams--and we don't mean bum actors! is the chal- lenge which the members of the Mike and Key will deliver at any time. Engaged princi- pally in the study of radio send- ing and receiving, they count it a victory when they can es- tablish Contact with another ham or group of hams in a far- off place. . -, H, . I, .i, Ii ,H--..i, M -, V N. mall? era The newest club on the COS campus is the CGS Wranglers, a group devoted to the art of bronc riding-at least a few of them do. The less brave members sit on the fence at Shady Acres, Saturday practice ground, and watch while die-hards bull-dog and rope. The femi- nine members do the fancy riding for the group. They attended the Laton Rodeo and had hopes of challenging other schools to rodeos. nl ffl .mv ' ' 5 , ., M, .H I. 1151.11 ,QS-gg ,P .. .X X ry -j?q ' fi7Jm54. K-.i3g,EF'f.'.lii' I 1 H TW 1 T EL ' , T Y ,'.fJ,1l S- l Y ., g . ,. ,A:,'f'-'..if,21gEJ-5-.1-:Ed A - -- e .. :- -,.- -g-'Vi f 'fi'-ttli e qti he ' ,' 1, ', a ,Lsq gif' Elie: li A wild - rf-' A wi. - my ' ,gg 'Tiki 1-. T , Iris' -IQ -1 1 ,,, 1, 2 .f. 1, ft, 3. -45-5'-'ffL?:-.:e. ' i i i t . X Y , I U W .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '1 1, -V N 'lj fl, , . L, W .. y ', , ,di nj .5-..:' 9f':-+P-gvik 55 ,. L a:eLLuiie4i:riz., ' el4Qeg+.1-'gm iiy, 112225. de- fc Lfei. 'J it ' Q' t ' rt- lf i l, V n D. N, N I- I ' 'iif.iiV.lt1.' s.ffi:.:u:.i Jr-me LA,:.'.l':t4l-L-. Seated Doris Carter Marie Menezes Barbara Roseman. Standing: Armand Mello, Kathryn Pipperl, Madeline Silva and Flavious Hchardson 0lYllllel'Ce With an eye to the future when members will be' engaged in Work for which they are now preparing, the Commerce Club had regular meetings at which outside speakers talked on various phases of business life. Social events sponsored by the group included barbecues, potluck suppers, and bowl- ing parties. Officers for fall semester were: President, Norine Howardg Vice-President, Armand Mello, Secretary-Treasurer, Lucy Rod- riguezg those for sping semester were: President, Doris Carter Dunlap, Vice-President, Shirley Charleboisg Secretary-Treas- urer, Marie Huggins. Adviser to the club was Miss Dorothy Myers. xx p-.,, - --- - ,- - li A f X , , X - I Ililiggrctvaorwlzlellogfgitgegangolcclaivialigter, Reba Laney, Charles Pearson, Do nald Maloy. Second row: Lawrence Booker, Louis Carter, Fred Roberson, Ko gage Focal point in the activities of the College Y was the basket- ball dance held after the Reedley game. Under the leadership of club president Charles Pearson, members chose the candi- dates for basketball queen, and provided the fitting ceremonies for her crowning during the intermission at the dance. With Mr. Carey as advisor, the group undertook various service projects during the year. P l w A f Y Y, , - , - 81 P 1 :.,,:. ' ,L ,A Q -' 1, ,Q j r 'g F 1 r U V Q 'lx' -ig-was ff- f-we-:Pi-L1 -H--'-2ssF'e'-.14-.gg-i f f lltlm-L' f----Q.esL'Qis-....,is-1,s.--iw-A-i,i, 'ff ,aews,...L.,.4 J- - ' jiraf .szmedfer ,Quai fer Sept. 8-New and old students register for tall semester. Sept. 9-Classes begin. Enrollment reaches 700. Sept. l2-First annual Giants Iarnboree. First issue of Campus. dir, 3' Sept. l9-First football game of the year with Modesto IC. COS victorious by a score of 15-19. Oct. 15-AWS Coffee-time enjoyed by all. Oct. 23-United Nations Assembly. Leon Martin was a guest. Victory bell presented to the student body. Oct. Z5-CCICA conference at COS. Oct. 31-Marilyn Metcalf reigns as 1952 Foot- ball Queen at game and dance. 'af-Srl Nov. 6, 7, 8-Ieanne McE1rath stars in Good- bye, My Fancy. David Garcia, Bill Bailey and Norene Howard, co-stars. Nov. 27, 28-Thanksgiving vacation. COS victorious over Reedley in Olive Bowl game by a score of 37-l4 . Dec. ll-AWS annual Christmas luncheon enjoyed by COS Wornen students. 1 Dec. 13-Press conference at COS. Dec, 16-AWS Christmas party enjoyed by all students. Dec. 19- Winter Wonderland annual COS Christmas formal. Lou Monte's band, Dec. 19 to Ian. 4-Christmas Vacation. lan. 23 to 29-First semester ends with final examinations. 83 -vy- eC0l'l .Sl1'L25f2l' pod Feb. 2. Students register for second semester. Feb. 3. Classes begin. Feb. 12. One-act play, The Game of Chess. Armand Mello takes over as Koh-Kyo editor. . 1 Feb. 14. WAA Sports Day. Valentine Dance in the Lounge Mar. 5-7. State I. C. basket- I' 1 1 ci' -f' ball tourney in Long Beachg COS becomes State Cllampsg Buster Burgos voted Most Valu- able Player: Mar. 9. Awards assembly for basketball. - Q Mar 13. Circle K dinner in cafeteria. Mar. 17. AWS Tea-time in the Lounge. if-J Mar. 19. County-wide Career Day held at COS. Mar. 20. Inter-club Councils Carnival for WSSF. Mar. 27-Apr. 6. Easter vacation. Apr. 9-ll. COS hosts state CICSGA conference at Asilo- mar. Apr. 15-18. IBC delegates at- tend Model UN at Berkeley. Apr. 18. Cotton Caper Dance in Lounge. Apr. 21. Lawrence Brooks ar- rives for Song of Norway. May 6-9. Song of Norway in Montgomery Auditorium. May 9. CCICA conference track meet. May 22-23. State track meet at Mineral King Bowl. 1- 4- May 23. English Placement test. May 28. Open house for Sen- iors. Iune 8-12 Semester examina- tions. lune 12. Spring formal closes year ot social activities. Iune 14. Commencement. JQAJQ., The excellence of each year's Koh-Kyo has its basis in the over-all design which is Worked out by the editor-inschief and made up into the proper dum- mies by members of the Art 29 class. When the dummies are fin- ished, the various editors take over and work with the pho- tographers to finish their pages by the time the various dead- lines roll around. Charles Fiscus Rex Hoover Bill Moffatt Margaret Mueller Iim Henninger D. Tinkle v ,I -xl ll Editor-in-chief Armand Mello Bob Barnhart Delbert Devins Roy Scott A' , in .yu 9 0 .AQ ,NABSEL Theo Knaphurst hands out the fall semester handbook. lack Keith and Lloyd Barnes, co-editors for the '53-'54, handbook, make plans for .ALMJLOOL As a guide for incoming freshmen, a handbook is pre- pared and given to them in the fall. lt outlines the various stu- dent body offices and functions, lists the clubs, the ASB consti- tution and by-laws, describes the traditions and customs of COS Preparing the handbook is a responsibility which is not lightly carried. This year, co- editors for next year's book were chosen: lack Keith and Lloyd Barnes, With lim Gibson serving as cartoonist. the book with Ianet Swisher, commissioner of publications, while cartoonist Iames Gibson kibitzes. E. Ferdinandsen n-chief Mike Betterton Iris England nrrrr' , dl'l'll0ll,5 This year saw the smallest staff ever to put out a Campus, but the quality was not affect- ed. Three students put out the Weekly editions for the first auarter. Then the cubs assisted, Working toward the publishing of three editions of their own. This year also saw the begin- ning of a COS Campus tradi- tion: Life at COS which fea- tured, each month, a different phase of college life. Doris Singleton Delbert Devins Charles Fiscus Wcxvcx Clement Bill Moffatt Don McMillan Theo Kncxphurst Q X ANNR! .1 ,fig it ' 44' 1 . 'L 5 V ' . , ffjlaf 21 .. ff 1 ' 'Amit -, 11 . it i f. I 1 ,L rf -,A f 'L ',,7jA ,nav l f ,f-41 '-wiki' Has, vi. 72' -s 1 -' g jj'cL, l 87 00JAye, Sandy Opening th e drama year was a performance of Goodbye, My Fancy, which was given a cen- tral staging in the Student Lounge. David Garcia and Ieanne Mclfflrath as Matt Cole and Agatha Reed capably led a large cast in depicting the story of a congresswoman who returns to her alma mater to accept an honorary de- gree. Early in February, the one-act play, The Game of Chess, was presented before the members of the Visalia AAUW at Tagus Ranch, with David Garcia and Pat Gorman in the leading roles. , 5 'D 'li . -, .A , f r' ,gff David Garcia Ieanneikdgglrath Norene Howard Marge Dupuy Y Carol Fillmore Rosalie Buszek Betty Stewart Raymond Spencer Norman Lambert .,f'TfL- t,- n,,1i:fW M 1, l ,fl l fail l -. ,- X I H 'gr-'Q' , I X, x .' .5 1' .. Lv me X i.5',,fFl A ,- 1 L I QV D' ,Ht .. 1 , --1 w Bill Bailey Barbara Newlin Charles Fiscus 89 '. 64-9' in LAWRENCE BROOKS Un? 0 Ufllfay Maurice Corbett Irving Fritz Agnes Stockle Ross Davis 67' ,-. Emmd Rodrigues Richard Alexander Raymond Spencer Bill Bailey Cameron Stearns Betty Stewart Dorothy Cartwright Dick Kindy Betty Wilkinson Long months of intensive preparation went into this year's production of Song of Norman Godfrey cerned, the steady attendance and hard work of the chorus, the hours of rehearsals put in Norway. Not only was it the most ambitious of the light op- eras attempted by directors Corbett and Fritz, but the B r o a d w a y star, Lawrence Brooks, was signed for the male lead. - As in every such production, it is the cooperation of all con- Carol Fillmore Pat Gorman xi, by the leads, the evolution of the choreography by Miss Stockle, the patience while the various parts of the production are put together prior to the dress rehearsal-all these make up the annual light opera pre- sentation that is gaining fame throughout the San Ioaquin valley for its excellence. Ioe Martin Emma Rodrigues 1 5-- 325 :flL43l'! i -'- 5.345 5:41-a - 1 '-' fi i iritgil r 1 V vi t y . l t E 1 L Q.,1.,f XJ Nxt! , 'J 'jfkr- r ' f V 17176 V, , -, , I, .ff 552171 E26 .f 'U' ' L.. M Eililllls. For the first time, fourth period was selected as the Weekly assembly period this year. As often as possible, the assemblies were held on Thursdays, with any classes being dismissed which happened to be held during that hour. The foreign students attending COS were in- .. s V .,- . -1 -in-pgw! r L dirt 1 1 t ' .ali J v , 159' , .I . ' ' , I 1 T 1 l ir! - 'iv' I H i I' 1 l H r J 111 ai- iw? 5, .9 .1 my . ml: 1 I,X A X A I 3? Ay WEE Q M fm u 5 , x ,H G' I '1 f I4 1 Q 1 1 ff 1 f L A 'Q If ' f fl? 'fl cl -' J f 5 4- M . , 1 4525 'S -4' Seated: Shir1e3QVPx-ather, Luann Griggs,'Theo Knaphurst and Weldon Percy. Standing: Charles Fiscus, Marilyn Metcalf, Mar garet Mueller, ava Clement and Pat Kuykendall. ociaf Commiffee Responsible for the many after-game dances held during basketball and football seasons was the social committee un- der the chairmanship of Theo Knaphurst the first semester and Luann Griggs the second. Biggest dance of the year was the Winter Ball which drew the largest crowd on the rainiest night. Imogene Cloud caught at the refreshment table during the Halloween Dance. zu ff lt f. fl I X is TT Ka X t - Top picture: fnublicitfy committee members Steve Poinelka, Patty Lee, Margaret Mueller, Neil Helding. Standing: Kathleen Tait, Lois Wagner, Alice Smith, eona arries, Marilgn Dillard. Lower elt: The overflow crowd in the library listens intently to ean Malloch oi Fresno as the keynote speaker at the tall CCI A conference. Lower right: Iay Carlton and Barbara Nutter from Tulare enjoy the Giants Iamboree. P ggcify Commiffee The Publicity Committee had the responsibility of publiciz- ing all events at COS, Whether they were dances, football games, exhibits, or other matters of general interest. Neil Hel- ding was the chairman of the committee. For the record, the COS delegation gathers outside the ad- One ot the best dances ol the year was the Hallowe'en Dance ministration building lollowing the lal SGA conlerence. given under the auspices of the Social Committee. 96 Carol Fillmore, rally committee chairman. Iohn Detomaso, Ioan Carroll, Steve Popelka, Carol Fillmore, Delbert Devms are busy making plans lor a lorthcoming rally. aig gommiffee A committee which saw its Work grow in importance and excellence was the Rally committee under the chairmanship of Carol Fillmore. Composed of the yell leaders, the song leaders, and others asked to help out, the committee planned the various football and basketball rallies. Intent on watching the song leaders perlorm, members oi the student body clap to the strains ol the light song. Iohn Detomaso, Ioan Carroll and Bob Barnhart W t,zz,.01e,, The selection of this year's yell leaders was the beginning of a year which saw mounting enthusiasm through football and basketball seasons. Organized rooting sections, uniform attire for rooters, and unbounded enthusiasm were three achievements of which the yell lead- ers can be proud. ang Olga err, Song leaders were chosen this year as a re- sult of a demand upon the part of the student body. The song leaders practiced under the instruction of Miss Agnes Stockle 'and per- formed at the football and basketball rallies, adding much by their colorful routines. Donna Billingsley, Carol Moorhead, Ioyce Alviso and Ieanne McElrath. , We -A . . ku.,,, , , ,- . . -V ,Z - A 2 -LL ,...,,,.-. ,WMI , ,.,,ri,k,k5 gf? qi,-.v x tl - hh. at ' 7 A cf, Vr .H if fml33, .i , ll . f Ef.,i.gf G1:7'U--P 4. f.,, .,. , iv:1??1', , rf- .- my-.' f -L :gin 1-1'h.'gr:'f' 1.1 79, 1,1 F42 F'-5 'k'.l, Emp... 2lwi'- Q H T!-1, .1 4 gc:-L...'-Q fQ -4-JF pg , 'I Q12 3 rg' . A -it, '? af, , -Lf . 7: '35 , 7:17 .1 , H igizzfi , ,. sm. 'Q 1 i.fif'!, Af' , Jw- llvfifu Wa 11 t. ,K 7,1 W '47 HW M ,-. . .4,1,, . -,A A.-.-QM . 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V .L: ,LV:- Vw. if -.::V ..44'fz-.mm -rr ,.-:- V. f .1-12 -. - -f :-. .5:-.hflxa...-1-Les...-gs-'Pius-ffffgw,'r:.':.-1-Lxzqx-,iz-.ifniifl J FRANK AINLEY KEN DAWSON Most Inspirational Player 1952 Captain g00t66J ROY TAYLOR, head coach IACK WILLIAMSON, backtield coach RICHARD I-IANKEY, line coach The 1952 football season at College of the Sequoias was termed one of the most success- ful in the school's history. The Giants had a record of six Wins, two losses and one tie. They also Won the Olive Bowl game on Thanksgiving Day. The 21- 19 victory over the Fresno State IV's was the top game. . 'I , -Q 5 , CHARLES FISCUS Manager WALLY MCFALL Most Valuable Player A F --ln-W-M g - 7777 ,WA4A, -4-,4......,..A,,... 1 6 C l 17' - .4 2 KC' G. Kospion Ray Ezell Dwight Holer H. Vicks Les Scott I. Frecldi Ron Bynum lock Clcxudino Iohn Lclird D. Hurlbut w 0 4. 1' .45 ...ff C, Pedroncelli Louis Pict Clillord Snow Don Swoliord Clive Nagel il 0 ' I fr. Fred Roberson Leroy Hupe Dick Sligor Bob Arends Denny Barber George Cortez Merle McFc11l Lew Florence Vince Allciro Corlos Lindley Wava Clement Sandra Ahlen Iewel King Mg,-inng Swfftfnf-y lm lY Mom li Wilma Turner Elma Dudley Dorothy Tinkle Palsy Pogue CG l Flllmfl 0 joofdaf Queen and Lei' Courf At half-time of the Fresno State I. V. football game the 1952 Giant Football Queen made her appearance attend- ed by her court of lovely prin- cesses. She was officially crowned by captain Ray Ezell. Candidates were chosen by a special committee set up by the Executive Board, and in- cluded representatives irom ev- ery high school served by the COS district. GS! Football Queen Marilyn Metcalf COS COS ................ COS .,.A......A...., COS ..A............. COS COS COS .....,,,.A...... COS COS .4.............. .gizaaon 3 Scorea Modesto ,,,.,.. Col-Poly ,v.,.., Cocllingcx ..... Porterville Taft ........,., Reedley . ,4.A.,,A...,.,... Fresno Stote IV's ..,A.. Fresno I. C. ...............,... . Reedley COlive Bowll .. Kali! f Coach P. F. Polly Wilhelrnsen With just the right combination of height, speed and reserve power, the l952-53 COS Giant basketball team won the Cali- fornia State Iunior College basketball championship at the tourney in Long Beach. Because of illness and injury, the Giants got off to ct slow start, but rolled through their last twelve games scoring over 80 points in each. Buster Burgos was named team captain for the season. At the tournament's conclusion he and Lee Hansen were named to the All-State team and Burgos was named Most Valuable Player. A -Y - ---Y-W - - -Y -Al C? i f I l ,f ll l ...gum Y R I 1. lt Jr :u ' ' Y 'AP' -u Players: top row, lelt to right: Bob Minier, Don Boline, lack Keith, Bob Glaves, Ed. Ferdinandsen. Second row: Keith Adams, Buster Burqos, I. W, Wright, Lee Hansen, Dick Kindy. Third row: Holland Todd, manager Mike Bettexton. ASB prexy Art Lawson presents the Most Valuable Player trophy to Buster Burgas lollowing the Long Beach tournament. The trophy symbolizing the winning ol the Long Beach tournament in which the Giants became state champs, .nn ,., , ,fav af' 4 QA .. .V xg V15 1 g f . 4 Eleanor Hays lefl FGFIG Carol Y,-,tes Vivian Spurrier Captain Buster Burgas crowns Basketball Queen Marlene Findley. Pflf Kl1Ykendal1 Barbara Nutter Shirley Prather Ellen Kalm- gdrieigaf Queen, CLI16! Lei' 60bLl'f At the dance following the winning of the Reedley game, the basketball players took pleasure in escorting the various queen candidates to the cen- ter ot the gym where a throne awaited the queen. Marlene Findley was the unanimous selection of the players, a choice which the student body heartily applauded. The Reedley dance and the queen contest was sponsored by the Col- lege Y. KG' kxW2'lJf QQWIW-31111, NX 1 ,:,: 1' 'lyk Q. ' qi-:iffy A JA xl- -ff N UW QQJ1175 Q , Q y , Q .-0 A K .gf is A x Wg .:, S L x uma Jie 1-.3 W ,Y 4 , ar ,, --aaa tr! E The roving cameraman is apt to snap almost anything by wandering out in the gym or out on the athletic field or by following the team to Coalinga on a particularly Warm Friday in the fall when the Falcons opened their pool to the Giants alter the football game. gill IIGPJ 111 W 4 A ' A . 78613 , .4L...- Lfulihiznr-w..., .4 lock Enos Don Boline Frank Ainley JJ, 3 , Q Q 5 ,K I Harvey MUllIDlkS R. Todd M. Easley , , 'Ui .1 'Q 4' Q R 5 Wg YQ I ,Wi '11 q,... .. 5 . xggf ,f.. . xrli I Victor Durbin Bill Findley Ioe Martin lim Knapp rf r 'J riff .4 Jr 5. il lll .Xxx r 'Y 1-fo Y Z' 'Q'-, .l y A 's Hoy Philpol B. Whalen C. Fiscus C. Williams J . l l l I l l 1 3 1 1 ' f W A ' 'il , 4 I 1 1 in ra 19 .ig 3, gf if . ai 9' .V l' E V t 57 . . -' .- 'l ' ' ,Q g E V i . Hi 5 A W 1 1 t ' ll Vt r 4 , fl .. A ' i l 1 . 1 4 - QI' v Les Scott Denny Barber R. Randolph Bob Line K. Burcham Iohn Zeeben Ed. Girado G. Cortez Coach Roy Taylor I Q' lui, . , ,l ,.. A -1 ffl' eam Wafer! Although getting off to a slow 1 start because of 'pitching weak- ness, the COS 1953 baseball team was, at the time of this . writing, a strong contender to repeat their 1952 feat of win- ning the CCICA crown. They had a 2-1 record in league play and had met such teams as the Visalia Stars, the Fresno State Iunior Varsity and strong Bak- l ersfield in their extensive prac- l tice schedule. l l 113 I . . i.-r:.i f ! . ff TQ , . 4 ,Stiff-5, b rl Gu' I Y -'inf 5? L 6 ,6 5' ' 'M if - 5 .gr lg, i --l :fig 1 ,,f ,,,.,gf: N 'ui . viaf' .- 1 I '13-M-, '-V 1-A 5 '-- f , . A: t- 'Q .1-,xx U N -I - cw-..,' -J. . ,. V, , . wa l I, - , H' 'if' : -,ly 'MLW 3'7'r' ? A, - 43-:E 'A 'f1T?- .,- - , K- . A 3. . Coach lack Williamson .N ,-,,,,,n..u ., -,HM ...,- -.- , ..., I'6lC With one of the strongest teams in the past few years, the 1953 COS track team was a top contender for the CCICA championship. Constant point getters were Fred Roberson in the 440, Bob Arends and Don Lesher in the high hurdles, Don Berry in the distances and Ed Ferdiriandseri in the high jump. COS was also host to the an- nual California State Iunior College track and field cham- pionships in May. 4- 1 Sf- '3 hi 3!! 1 -ff ' Va- :if f - --AL A .ble-1 ,..- , ,. ,ew . .LA f - B. Barton I. Barcellos Leroy Flupe A l-19, ' . I l ,, ' gun .nffq L an.,-Ll - , . , ,,.. nl:4i1w '. -- --W V '-Q. lrS'i':f,'. 1. 1'- 7-: '-'ff'rrm.T , 'ii-.... 'J-1 11 1 , 11152 3555. ' 'Jai' Tp'-. ffm' nl, ,h ,,. 1,.,' 6 .. I . L .- - rf: g.- uf. Qi.. '- ,---.rl F. Roberson Ed. Sullivan Don Berry D. Hoier B. Wickham lim Gibson I. Henninger w1,':f73.'-1 -' .,. . w 'f RM l xx 0 ' L 5 W3 1. J . 2 ' gg EV! ..f' iv' ' wiv , -, wr Bob Arends B. Kuykendall G. Peters I. Senecol E. Ferclmcmdsen 1. Carlton I. Laird Harvey Vicks Bill Nichols C. Nagel l . ll N v ennia 116 l Coach Iohn S. Hansen The 1953 College of the Sequoias tennis team Went for its sixth straight CCICA champion- ship crown and were top contenders for this goal. The won their opening conference matches and were also successful in practice games. The men's team took its annual Easter vacation Southern tour and won over half of the matches played. ' ' H + ' ,Q ., JJ, ,,l.LAjlN' r AAR, ,x 1 ' 1 ,.' j' .la-, X, Xen V,-,N u .f L-'gif fur, yy' 7 ij 1' 'fri X 1.13 , PKC, N , KJ, X, A. ,Q .X 3 sl . .' 5, ,, xx 'A' 1 :X-my E X - A14 .fx ,,-,N jznufgnjg Iikkln.-Stl :Al Tix :Ah NA, -, If H, Ik A 1, li AIR ll I Lx xl, xl . . 1, -.H 1 ,A Ax. .N ENN . , .- '.,,avl,1.TJx .KX Hi ik, ' ' ' '-' - .' 1 ' ju 'A' x ' , ,Av '11 A, ' ' x I1 ' '. ' x '-, .5 ,. f . -' 'jr Q' ,' 561 YQLXA l X55 'C gf ,F 'Fixx u ui Vt ' - H K X K fu ' 35,5616 1 'fx rf C 1,1 ,,f1,gag.Q-.,'-, . ' l- x K ' -K.,-wax xr w . -, . 'A -4 'I V , I A . ,. X J, 4 t XJSQXK' i QL' in I jr' fr X I X' 'x K . . 'xl' H l I , ' X -' f H . x . f ' l 'n .' 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' - fam , 1 , A-A5 l l .rwzw L wx 'LLL Lx Q 'J i f'l ' ' I Eleanora Hays Richard Turke Ronald Easter Bob Boles Dorothy Tinkle Leland Burrell Ieri Faria Leon Farries Kathleen Tait Gerald Munson Fronl raw, lelt 10 right: Leon Farries, Leland Burrell, Dorothwgv Tinkle, IerrY Iones, Barbara Nutier, David Garcia, Gerald Munson. Second row: gleacnora Hays, Darlene Ferguson, Ieri Faria, Kathleen Tait. hird row: Bil Bailey, Bob Sinner, Ronny Easier, Ken Dye, Steve Popelka, Richard ur e, 117 ll l l i i l ll 118 . .,1 .,,. ll. ,f-.-'pr . . A.-, ..45 5-1 Coach Iohn Linn GW! COS was represent- ed by a golf team this year for the first time in the past few years. The four-man squad was fairly successful in their schedule of matches with local schools and also parti- cipated in the State Tournament at Pebble Beach. , . , . '.-i- K ,H . , , . I , ..,4, 1 - , . Q , , Team members Lloyd Barnes, Sal Lopez, Bob Minier cmd Keith Adams Many of the classes offered in the Women's Physical Edu- cationdepartment are co-edu- cational: tennis, badminton, archery, bowling, swimming and golf. All reflect the basic philosophy of the COS physical e d u ca t i on that the classes taught have the maximum car- ry-over value for later life. Folk dancing and folk and square dancing are also offered on a co-education basis. Mod- ern Dance, in which Miss Agnes Stockle, Women's PE. instruc- tor, excels, is offered in two classes - beginning and inter- mediate. It aims at the devel- opment of basic technique to aid in the creative approach to movement. lt provides expe- rience in creating dramatic and rhythrnical movement. Oni en li laorfa f-. 120 P-TEE. nap sgflrfigkfd ' A , N-U . 3 .'gr-Ng.. Q. ' -'Q fi, f--., , ' b,---. :'.:',,..'- vw-4 V.-:X , . W ,.f.',---- ,.1-'4 x ' 'if , . - .m 1 W , .'!',.: J., .. . , -. ,, 4 1 , .. . -Am .v , z . UL! 1, p 4 F .1-4 1 ui e l 4 VJ M. f e A'r-2..'f.f:fv- ,FT-7 T- . v - .-. I . A M . 95 ,tj . 1 . . .5 J V, Qayttmz - fvenlng - Szboifiwaaz V nos W. mf.. . Visalia, cms. .Tel.2-0308 A MT .J . ,QM l a...gfs'DgSga.ms a 105 W. Main Visalia. California Kathy Flesch Si. R. A. MAHONY Ford Dealer Cenier G Garden Streets Visalia, California Delores Swearingen ll i.l'. -m. -' --.- ..,,r,.+ 1 .. 1 ...gl ...- -w - ...L . , ,4 I I -551 ' '. .'.-...v--- ., .,. ,, i -L., -WNW lNK'S MEN'S WEAR 109 E. Main Street Visalia. Caliiomia LEY AUTO SALES ncoln and Mercury 301 S. Court isalia. California VISALIA REI'-'RIGEHATION Mooney Blvd. Visalia. California i.1f A: A - 5? 1 I T-Tw-1-3' . .Kg---. ,.. ., wwf.. ..i-L1-...J iff: H -1, . V 'Y C , N , 1 U. , in . 99:35 'f' , VE' - Q , H f . v . 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I Food Center G :SI FOOD CENTER M din G Willis Streets Main 6. Willis Streets Visalia. Caliiomia Visalia, California HUFFAKER'S CANDY SHOP G 61 I Food Center Main 6. Willis Streets Visalia. California MORGAN'S MEAT MARKET G 6. 1 FOOD MART ISS SVI faflfrifagng 1617 W. Mineral King Visalia, California ' Vlsalia. California 223E K Office an d School Supplies CONDIT'S FLOWERS Parking - Free Delivery 105 W. Mineral King V l CALIFORNIA CLOTHING STORES For the Whole Family l REEVES SHOE STORE 200 W. Main V l SWITZER'S DRUG STORE 105 E. Ma V l VERNE WEBER MOTORS Chrysler Plymouth 01 E. Mineral K g V l FASSO'S FLOWERS 40 E. Tulare T lure . and ESTHER ROSEMAN Trucking D L59 S. H St I T l Fulare V alia E t L d y 41 al' 5-IM-. OVAL DRIVE-IN NEILSEN'S DRIVE-IN Across from COS Mooney Blvd. Visalia 1001 No,-gh Court Visalia Carl Pedroncelli, Harriet Terstegge. Herman Redin Qt' :QQ ,t ' LOUIE'S BARBER SHOP CAVE and WALKER 1006 N. Court Visalia Men's Wear Robert Garcia ZU3 E. Tulare Sireei Tulare l BROKEN ARROW SADDLERY lh G Mooney Blvd. Visali Margaret Mueller and Barbara Nutter SWITZER-IORDAN STUDEBAKER 718 E. Main Visalia IACK FARRAR. IEWELER Your Dealer For All Leading Watch and Silver Line 122 S. K Street Tulare CLEVENGER'S MOBIL SERVICE d Complete Lube an Car Wash Service Pick-up and Delivery Mineral King 6. Mooney Blvd. Visalia 4 IANREN'S MUSIC 'COMPANY V 112 S. Locust Street 1 - Visalia, California LEONARD'S TOP AND RICHARD RADIO AND TV UPHOLSTERY SHOP Mooney Blvd. Mooney Boulevard Visalia, California Visalia, California R E N T L S SWARE CHINA SILVERWAR f7f,,.aL 1 , 'fi fl I' , gi ff a Fl , V W . 1 m' Y-. mix :Um . .' I L1 I ffqy' A Q 3 1 ki k ' 6011:-5 'M- '7 1 f , 19-, A -f 4 - Wm Q, 4 :'.'-, fc is ' 1-.1L Qfe-'-H1 T' 'Z 'A f .f 1' 1 ind' A X '- -'u,,, . .- .M 1 , s ' K' Ni? , ,. , , y 1 'X 'xg LX- Sk .. All .r . L rp . ig. ., -,L ,. 4-L E in A A V f A-fx ' A 5 'K ' - I .V l L . 13, X X- X Q VV V ' ,A-i,dax:iL D , . ,, . 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Califomicr , ,ll HOLSUM BREAD CGMPANY Vis?1??r:'EEEg:niu . 2 'I I V DCN MCWILLIAMS Visiiizfbrczgignicx MAIN DRUG STORE 124 W. Main Visalia. California I CROSS HORLOCK HARDWARE COMPANY 118 E. Main Visalia. California L and H SPORTING GOODS AND SUPPLY COMPANY 1311 W. Mineral King Visalia. California -WEET'S . DRUG Prescriptions-Kodaks Tulare. Calif ' VISALIA MOTOR SALES 212 E. Acequia Visalia, California D 1 S ' g ROBBINS MUSIC and APPLIANCE STORE 300 S. Locust Visalia. Caliiornia Ioan Rude and Peggy Billingsley DOTTY DEAN TULARE COUNTY 201 W- Main NATIONAL BANK Visalia, California Main 5, Church sheets Barbara Nuiler Visalia, California BOLIER HARDWARE STORE 312 W. Main Visalia, Caliiornia 136 GIG'S DRIVE-IN 121 S. Willis Visalia, California A 02 -'wi Y THELMA'S DRESS SHOP THE MENANBOYS STORE 124 N. Willis 255 S. K Street Visalia, Ccxlifomia Tulare, California Mary Iune Douglas Virgil Mcrthos SHEPHERD-FORD CHEVROLET COMPANY B15 E. Main Visalia, Caliiomia: Icxck Hollis, Ccrrol Kerr, Ierry Woitcxllu cmd Iolln Zeeben TOLEDO'S IEWELRY 215 E. Kern Tulare, California Theo Kncrphurst 1-9 'L N s 1: n Mg, 5.-fe' RTTFG 4 ' ' f I Y . 1 I jj- - ' L4 'Huff' + , U- - ,., 1.-rn-A -. I i -gi ,, E 1 .N , I 1 l l ..A I l I 4 137 dl'l'I,l9Ll,6 The cameraman takes us back through the year to the Giants Iamboree celebration - the part that took place in the gym - with Dr. Crookshanks helping one of the contestantsg then to a tense moment in football season with Roy Taylor very much in the foregroundg then clown to Los Angeles with members of the Song ol Norway cast to be fitted for cos- tumesg back to the take-off for Long Beach by the COS cagersg and we end up at a booth at the Inter-Club carnival. f, I .4' J ,. Mp.. H A' :- ,I 11.1 .. . Q fr' .Tw-5 ' E . P . Q - 6Eu141!,fiQ 1, if c QJU 2 25 1? , I vi- I ,Ali rf' .X - rg Yvimt- 1 in 'x . ,-,,g xv ' gf' X I F 4 fi? .... 1' l 51 , L A . .45 wif., Sk gchfor is eaaage Through the combined efforts and cooperation of Iohn Cotter v p y and Io Russell, ou? 1953 edition of the'Koh-Kyo was made ' - possible. I X This year's Koh-Kyo was designed and executed by the Art Qs Ir . 29 class, although many hours of outside work by the editors were required to complete it, I appreciate all the help from X N J r- every source and acknowledge assistance from the following Q jf l people: 65 l' A Io A. Russell-co-adviser who was responsible for the Tdesign and art Worky J lohn G. Cotter-co-adviser who was responsible for the X If J, L compositiong l lu' . Charles Piscus-activities editor who did an outstanding 'V V X A job on his own and other sections as wellg X Bill Moffatt--photographer who not only took, developed X ,A and printed many of the pictures in the Koh-Kyo, but also ,Il 7 devoted countless hours of his free time to help outp f Ruby .Borges, Carl Pedroncelli and lim Henninger-stu- Xb 'N dents who gave up part of their Easter vacation to help us I' make our April 15 deadline. Ioyce Alviso-who worked on the book in its initial stages, Bob Sinner, Ed Leeper, Delores Searcy and lack Robert- son-student ad salesmen. Ierry and Ada-our co-workers at Wards studio who of helped us out of many a tight spot as the deadlines drew near. J' ARMAND MELLO N Z N- N V t .xdrfnowgolgemenfa sl' N ' . ard's Studio, Visalia I' X X ll Thomas Lithograph and Printing Company, ,Fresno PJ XY? ,Jlx S. K. Smith Company Los Angeles KM Bookbinders Company, Los Angeles U ? pQ f E3 W is YJ! xlwsz..-x...,..,.xs1...,, oxag u,.,....1-wc. 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