Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1946 volume:

'YI WMJD W W wi M Oylfijlwifpv jp 7322 JW! ! af i J I 3 I I A I le IWLIUMI5 1946 Cibecbcafion r fo fha cofege CCl,l'l'Ll0ll,J The Fresno State College campus grounds have many memories tucked away in the many years that they have seen students come and go. They have watched the change from normal school to teacher's college and then to Fresno State College. Students have passed to and fro for years over these grounds, have gained a foothold in life within these cloistered courts. ' And so to these same campus grounds, we, the staff, dedicate this 1946 yearbook, to the promises that were fulfilled here and to the dreams of the future when on these same hal- lowed grounds will rise the new Fresno State College. J DAM 6jV5'f7f7C'57L2f' FL 6Ll'lfLl0lfL'5 Published by the S ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF FRESNC STATE COLLEGE Fresno, California Iune, 1946 is 1 R N1 1 ' ' 1 . , ,L---1 1 ' wx- . ,,1. 1 1 1 1. , , , , 4 ,, , , . ,, 1 11-,,. yan-.xlv .. :-,,- 1 , 1: - , , 1 , 1 J . 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Students are here because of a hope that a richer future may be thus assured for each of them. Upon the Wisdom with which the de- mands of the days ahead are anticipated Will depend the success and strength of the college and of those who seek its inspiration. This volume 'reflects some glimpses ot the vision which we cherish for our college in the stirring days before us. lt reflects also the present loyalties, the treasured associations, and the confident spirit which make certain the fulfillment of that vision. May this book help us to retain the Warmth of those memories, and the inspiration of that vision. Frank W. Thomas. F A NL. V 4 ri? 5, te. ge r 1 , If If J - ,1 v : 'L Q ,x tw 'Q L Lf JW, em ,F .!4CLl'l0bUEJgl'Ifl,2I'Lt5 This l946 edition of the Campus would have been an impossibility without the helpful guid- ance and cheerful words of many faculty, students and friends. We, the staff, would like extend at this time our heartfelt appreciaion to Thomas Lithograph Company for their pa- tience and understanding, especially mani- fested by Arsen Thomas, owner. C. W. Frantz, typesetter. The Fresno State College board of publica- tions, which suffered with us. 3 Iohn Frigulti for the portrait photography. Alfred Eichler, senior architectural designer, for the sketches of the proposed new buildings. Alxandra Bradshaw, head of the art depart- ment, for her help and guidance with the art work. lean Casey, editor of The Collegian, for her never-failing help in the last crucial hours. Thank you, each and every one The Staff .7042 o! 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Through Dr. Briggs, men's social and scholastic .affairs are arranged. All problems concerning men students come before -the dean. lt is through this office that housing, financial aid, delinquency, and curricular aid is handled. oft.. Comptroller Carl Levin, in charge of the fi- nancial office of the Fresno State College, pre- pares the annual budgets covering all operat- ing expenditures of the college by the financial office. A graduate of Fresno State, class of '36, he was appointed comptroller this year. The office of the registrar, head- ed by Mrs. Wilma Wight, evalu- ates records of all incoming stu- dents for admittance. This in- cludes the records of high school students, transfer students from other institutions, and discharged military students. This office also checks on units to be fulfilled for graduation and degrees. Acting as employment secre- tary, Miss Lorraine Sheets places students for employment in both on and off campus Work. Posi- tions of secretary to department heads, fountain and cafeteria help, library and book store assist- ants, are offered by the employ- ment secretary. Secretarial and clerking jobs in downtown stores are also taken care of by Miss Sheets. Mrs. Virginia Lynam took over the employment .secretary's duties and is now the employment clerk who handles all student job place- ments for Work during- the school year. p'e4ic!enf3 Caginef The appointment of faculty committees, approval for grad- uation honors, approval ot special or irregular programs, Waivements oi specific requirements, and the making of the school calendar are the duties of the advisory cabinet of Dr. Prank W. Thomas, president ot the college. The dean of Women or the dean of men, acting with the president of the college, handles matters ot discipline. Members of the cabinet Were President Thomas, Dean ot Women Mary C. Baker, Dean of Men Mitchell P. Briggs, Dean of the Upper Division Dr. A. R. Lang, Dean of the Lower Division Dr. Hubert Phillips, and Registrar Mrs. Wilma Wight. aa ' f' L 1 .4 F' ' ' dis ' 1,1 V' ,gf Q i n I , may . . H- ' gif .r ' ff v AN- r fr. fx-'-Tn, V. Y' ,,,, ..,-, .3 5, All student are under the direction of the general manager of the Fresno State Col- lege Association, Arthur Safstrom. All employees are hired by Safs- trom through the association of- fice. The budgets for student activ- ities are approved by Safstrom and the Board of Directors. Adele Hume is the financial secre- tary of the Fresno State College Asso- ciation. She serves as bookkeeper for the association and handles all routine business and secretarial duties con- nected With it. Miss Hume is a grad- uate of Fresno State, class of '44, and has served as financial secretary since. Peggy Kohlmann is the secretary to the general manager of the Fresno State College Association. Miss Kohl- mann, a former student of the college, takes dictation, does typing, and gen- eral office Work for the association. Mrs. Marjorie Zelhart serves as alum- ni membership secretary, taking care of the correspondence and routine sec- retarial duties of the Fresno State Col- lege Alumni Association. Since grad- uating from Fresno State in 1933, Mrs. Zelhart has served in the Registrars Office and the Employment and Place- ment Offices. Ed Piston, director of public relations for the association, is a recent graduate of the school. I-le handles all publicity for activities sponsored by the associa- tion such as Playhouse performances, music performances, a n d athletic events. 50045 fore ana! Cakferia Mrs. Gertrude Burke, manager of the cafeteria and coffee shop for Fresno State, has charge of the prepaartion and serving of noon and, since the be- ginning of the spring semester, evening meals in they cafeteria. She also man- ages the coffee shop during the day. She has been manager since 1943. Robert K. Winzler, assistant general manager of the association, has charge of the Fresno State College bookstore, and handles the sale of tickets for asso- ciation athletic events, as Well as man- aging concessions at the stadium. A graduate of Fresno tSate in '43, Winz- ler took over his position this year. Assistant Manager of the bookstore, Carolyn Beckley also acts as business manager of The Collegian. 1 'tit ug! Elton M. Baker, head of the chemistry depart- ment, has been associated with Fresno State since l942. He received his B.S. from North- western State College, his M.S. from Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, and his Ph.D. from Oregon State College. He has done graduate work at both Ohio State University and Phillips University. Dr. Arthur C. Berdahl, head of music depart- ment, has been affiliatedl with the Fresno State College since 1932. He received his A.B. degree at Augustana College, his A.M. at State Uni- versity of Iowa, and his Ph.D. at State Univer- sity of Iowa. Alexandra Bradshaw, head of the Art De- partment at Fresno State College, is a graduate of Stanford University, where she received her A.B. degree. She has studied at' the Depart- ment of Fine Arts, Los Angeles Normalg Los Angeles Art Students League, Columbia Uni- versity, Academie of M. Andre ,L'hote, Paris, with Herr 'Hoffman of Munichg and with the Pasadena Art Colony. She has been a summer session instructor at the University of Southern California, and instructor at Fresno State since l9l7. elaarfmenf .itleacli A. E. Culbertson is head of the agriculture and biology department at Fresno State Col- lege. A graduate of Emporia College, he re- ceived his A.B. from Yale University and his master's degree from Kansas University in l9l5. He has been at Fresno State since. l925. Dr. Guy B. Colburn, head of the department of foreign languages at Fresno State College, is a graduate of Brown University, where he received his master's degree. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, and has been a graduate student at Rome, Paris, Ma- drid, Harvard University, and Princeton Uni- versity. He has been-on the faculty of Grin- nell College, Swarthmore College, University of Missouri, Williams College, and Princeton University. He has been at Fresno State since Afton Yeates Eliason, who has been at Fres- no State since 1935, is head of the department of physics. He received both his B.S. and AM. from the Utah State Agricultural College, and his Ph.D. from the University of California, where he was also engaged in research work for two years. elaarfmenf ,jvleavli Marion A. Grosse, head of the industrial arts department, has had practical experience in industry for 20 years. He has been alfiilated with Fresno State since 1930 and he received his A.B. here in 1936. He has done graduate Work at Stanford University. Dr. Albert Ray Lang, dean of the upper di- vision at Fresno State College, is head of the department of education. A graduate of Ne- braska Wesleyan University, he received his master's degree from the University of Nebras- ka, and his Ph.D. from Stanford University. He has done graduate Work at Columbia Univer- sity. He has been at Fresno State since 1927. Dr. V. Calvon McKim, head of the Fresno State Col1ege's Department of Geography and Geology, is a graduate of Wayne State Teach- ers' College, Nebraska. He received his A.M. from the University of Nebraska and his Ph.D. from the same school. He has taught in Hawaii and the Philippines as Well as at Texas A. ci M. College and the University of Nebraska. He came to Fresno State in 1942. W. B. Mikesell, head of the commerce de- partment, has been at Fresno State College since 1926. A graduate of Ohio State Univer- sity, he received his A.M. from the University of California. He has been a graduate student at the Universities of Southern California and California, and American Peop1e's College in Europe. Dr. Frank R. Morris, head of the mathematics department at Fresno State College, is a grad- uate of Valparaiso University, Where he re- ceived a B.S. degree. He received his A.M. from Indiana University, his Ph.D. from the Uni- versity of California, and has been on the fac- ulty of Valparaiso University, Indiana Univer- sity, and the University of California. He has been at Fresno State College since 1921. Louise Porch is head of the homemaking de- parmtent at Fresno State College. She is a graduate of Rockford College and received her master's degree from Columbia University. After doing graduate work at the University of Chicago she was on the faculty oi Stephens College before coming to Fresno State in 1942. ence has been on the faculty of Fres College since 1915 A graduate of College he received his A M degree iversity of Wisconsin He has been an at Whittier College and Beloit and a session instructor at Santa Barbara, Ratcliffe, head of the department of 1 , - 1. 1 I 1 1 ' . , I . . . te Teachers College, Rutgers Univer- d Selly Oak Colleges, Birmingham, The head of the English department at Fres- no State College is Dr. William E. St. Iohn. Dr. St. Iohn, a graduate of the University of Ore- gon, received his A.M. from Stanford Univer- sity, and his Ph.D. from the University of South- ern California. He has been a summer session instructor at the University of Southern Califor- nia and at New York University. He has been at Fresno State since 1923. psychology department 1S a graduate niversity of California He received his f doctor of philosophy at that univer- has been at Fresno State since 1927. is appointment at this institution, he instructor at the Pacific School of Re- iward V. Tenney, head of the philoso- It 1 . I 4 O 1 I 1 1 Ruth D. Waterman is head of the depart- ment of health and physical education for Women. Mrs. Waterman received her B.S. de- gree at the University of Missouri and her mas- ter's degree from Columbia. She has been on the faculty of the University of Missouri, the University of Hawaii, the Santa Barbara State, and of Fresno State since 1939. Earl H. Wight, head of the department of physical and health education for men, has been on the faculty at Fresno State College since 1924. A graduate of the University of California, Where he received his A.M. degree in 1920, Wight served on the faculty of the Uni- versity of California for seven years, and has been a summer session instructor at New York University and U.C.l...A. Iohn Willis Wright is heady of the department of speech at Fresno State College. He is a graduate of the University of Washington, where he received his rnaster's degree in 1934. I-Ie is a graduate student of Yale University School, the Cornish School of the Theatre, and the University of Southern California. He has been in charge of drama activities at Fresno State College since 1929. Sudan fa 1 5 -i A Q X B Q i-X g .g xg K . A Rafi W X N110 , ' ,,. V , W , KLKDY . .J - ' 'Jxxi, fiLi':A' -4 L17 7 .5 '57tI'. 1 l' L 7' ' .fy -,Q.,.s 3'-' ' -Un 1 : A .' - .x ...n . V vw:-W, ' f v 1-X '- -Q1 H- ' M5-99-1.g, H4 , if3w ?'f' 17 A ,K W Q. .pf . - ' -f-'::Ej,l,:..-- .1 .N ffl, W , 93 z. 1' g. uf ff '-J , Y . A: , 1414 gi., f a mi ' L - 4-11 4 v-' : 4 ' 'I M' -.gf ' .Vt -- 1 ' A A ,- -uw Qy5e?f9.'. if, . . 1 ' :F - f x 1 ' Q ' E ffefi fg i l l. 'Yzfffa QA , '..L:,fW by ' M3415 . - M- ,,. ,Q-,, ' E -- .: K fb iffy! x '. 'Z Wm' f - f ,H , , '- ... ,,: ' - 1. 1 , , :,-,,.- V 1-' lair'-1 .f nys-- -. Under the second-term direction of Student Body President Frank Mesple, activities at Fresno State Callege made long strides this year comparable to the peace-time level oi pre-War years. Much of this achievement was due to the coordinated efforts of student body oiiicers, committees, and organizations. Owingito the student government system at Fresno State, extra-curricular social, recreational, and service activities are under the direction of committees appointed by the president, or under student-faculty boards to which the student representatives are elected. Democratic self-government, which is the aim of this system, has been achieved with marked success. An innovation at the beginning of the spring semester this year Was the revision by Mesple of all student body committees. This was no reflection on the iine work done by the committees in the tall semester, but was intended to give an opportunity tor student body service to the unprecedently large number oi new students and returning veterans who enrolled mid-year. 5:5ociafec!.S?uc!enfA if .gzwlenf goofy Ofgcem I. Brown Foil Officers Spring A Frcmk Mesple President Frcmk Mesple Iuornito Brown - V.-President - Normcm Rudy Iocqueline Schuknecht Secretory .Ruth Ieczn 'Whitmore Normcm Rudy - - Men's Leg. Comm. - - Robert Fries Iecxn Burger - - Womens Leg. Comm. - Ioline Morrish 'V 4 - 1 Annette LaRue - - Comm. of Pub. U T. Elton Foreman ' Neol Iensen - Comm. of Ath. Benny Phillips Foremcm ' Morrish B. Phillips Rudy X U, Whitmore .gifuclenf .Counci The Student Council acts in an advisory capacity -to the president. This group passes on decisions which are in turn pre- sented to the administration for approval or are submitted to the student body to be voted on. Q . , 'Policies formed here represent as nearly as possible a cross section of views ot average students. All students are tree to at- tend the monthly meetings to discuss student body problems, suggest improvements, and express their opinions regarding student tunctions. , Members oi the council include Dr. Frank W. Thomas, the president ot the college, Dr. Mitchell P. Briggs, the dean of meng Miss Mary C. Baker, the dean ot Women, the student body officers, chairmen ot all standing committees, and the elected representatives of all recognized organizations. .giudlenf preziivlenfg Caginef Also an advisory body, the Student Presidents Cabinet helps solve the problems ot the student council. Meetings are held Weekly, problems aired and prepared tor presentation to the student council it necessary. The cabinet is composed ot the student president, vice presi- dent, secretary, Women's legislative commissioner, men's legis- lative commissioner, commissioner ot athletics, the tour class presidents, the president ot the Associated Women Students, the president ot the Associated Men Students. Earn! of lirecford Financial affairs of publications and activities are controlled by the Board of Directors. They handle gate receipts from athletic affairs, collect student body fees and dues, approve special expenditures, and allocate the Association budget to the various student activities. The board is composed of eight members.-- four from the faculty, including Dr. Frank W. Thomas, college president, Emory Ratcliffe, chairman ofthe board, Dr. Iohn Harton, and Mrs. Emily Sample, and Arthur Safstrom, general manager of the association, who is the secretary. Student members include the student president, vice president, men's lgislative commis- sioner, and Women's legislative commissioner. Anderson Bargum Bonsignore Cl, g Olffllflfll BQ W W C 'ff Clare Coats Combs Fall Spring! Iackie Schuknecht Chairman - Iackie Schuknecht Mary Lou Frymire - Secretary - Sloan Coats E. Credell Draklich Emmert . Enns A. Fuller 1 -0 ,avr R. Puller S ch Uknecht Fryrnire Gcrvzy Hebert R. Iohnson , .X E355 ,- ' 1-3 , 55. A:- Q: '---, - - , A Monestier Rinn Pappas Pqck Rutherford Qfd Enn I Tabor mg , S Sqmuej 1'- fl Van Ness Venn Voelker f Wessel ,.Y - - , . . f a -'fr el f C S '3- 'I f sg- rl , 'I 'Eg . Cf 'V - mal F9 ' v ' ,J- 1? I-TA . A ommiffeeri Board of Union Control lack Quail, chairman Dean Mary C. Baker lean Barger Dean Mitchell P. Briggs Date Committee Dean Mary C. Baker Dean Mitchell P. Briggs Election Committee Pearledna Larsen-chairman Charles Amor lim Carroll Dotty Dillman lack Griffith Norma Hoey Elaine Iones Sammy Lubabratich Public Relations Committee Carl Levin Frank Mesple Art Salstrom Barbara Gast Kenneth Mills Dick Martin George Nance Eloise Pyrnm Katie Rinn Boyce Shelton Ice Shropshire Betty Veale and Ioline Morrish-chairmen Helen Alles lean Davis Barbara Hebert Marge Hruska Alberta Kiehl George Nance Red Cross Committee Marvin Porton lack Quail Norman Rudy Walter Shaffer loe Mahon Lola Browe and Lou Master Iensen-chairmen lim Carroll Barbara Castleberry Helen Heitkotter Special Events Committee Daren Neikirk-chairman Al Papulias Student Court Iim Carroll George Hamperson War Memorial Committee lean Miles-chairman Iaclcie Allen Clinton Arbuckle Ianet Bliss Dorothy Boyer Sylvia Carlson lean Casey Sara Dougherty Gene Fuchs Regina Hill Aelene Iohnson Don Katz Elaine Mason Benny Phillips Betty Veale Shirley Weir Dorothy McAllister lean Miles Alberta Kiehl Elaine Mason Frank Mesple Betty Miley Bob Minor Betty Myers Clarence Niebuhr Ed Piston Eloise Pymm Gerry Voelker Horace White Iensen Larsen Miles Veale 1 'He I . .i L. . l-if du' gt 1' ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Bqrgum Sponsors: Miss Mary C. Baker, 'Miss Helen Shafer, Barnes Dr. Gertrude Billard ' F4111 Spring lean Barger - President - lean Barger Ianet Bliss - V.-President - - Betty Miley Sylvia Carlson - Secretary - Carol Van Tuyl Barbara Castleberry Treasurer Barbara Castleberry Qrge 1. McAllister Marsh Mason Miles Miley Morrish Oneto Packard A. Shew Schmidt Watkins 'Wright . Arslanian ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS Sponsor: Dr. M. P. Briggs Kendall FQ11 Officers Spring Neal Iensen - - President - - Philip Phililoosian lack Keran - - V.-President - - - Lee Soto Bob Arslanian - - Sect-Treas. - - Dean Kendall Philibosian The object oi the Associated Men Students organization is to bind the men oi Fresno State College together. Virtually dormant throughout the War years, thisorganization took on added zest this year With the return to the campus ot many former Staters. 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'55 0 egfan gay Editor - - Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant - - Managing Editor - News Editor - Copy Editor - Club News Editor - Society Editor - - - - lean Casey Carolyn Beckley Clarence Nielouhr - Ioe Catanesi - Benny Phillips Bonnie Beeman - Betty Kent Ianet Adams - lean McCain Sports Writers Bruce Farris, Bob Minor Photographer - - Mike lanigian - - Bill Scott Circulation Manager - - Gloria Antriasian Reporters-Annie Shew, Lee Soto, Allie Bar- gurn, Margaret Munson, Marian Zailian, Ella lean Iames, Iohn Grit- tith, Billie Brunton, Gene Gibson, Rue Adams, Bill Luckhardt, Harry Stoeckel, Ed Cwensby, T. Elton Foreman. t Niebuhr -run 3 fi- W 1 l K is-x , A ,, .. ' ' , abt- B 3, -J l , Ax f 5'-.J i , E: 4 y nl .fi L 60561 Stoeckel . ' B Phillips ,1 I F? A,,A MCCQID I. Adams R, Adams Bargum Beeman Browe Casey .JL1lal2w!Lo0L .Slay Editor ----- Benny Phillips Assistant Editors - lean McCain, Lola Browe- Copy Editors - Betty Kent, Marian Zailian Staff-Annie Shew, lean Casey, Bill Warner, Allie Bargum, Bonnie Beeman, Rue Adams, Ianet Adams, Mrs. Wilma Wight, Bruce Farris, Bob Minor, Lila Ellis, Virginia Blowers, Bob Bolt. B Minor ' pbilljps A. Shew ocwcl 0 puggcafiond The Board of Publications has eight voting members Whose purpose is to elect all otticial publication editors on the campus and to determine the policy of the publications. The tour voting faculty members are Dr. Edward Tenney ot the psychology-philosophy department, chairman, Arch Adding- ton ot the geography-geology department, Dr. Gertrude Billard of the English department, and Miss Dorothy Smith ot the com- merce department. 4 Student voting members are Frank Mesple, student presi- dent, lean Barger, AWS president and Women's legislative com- missioner, Norman Rudy, men's legislative commissioner, and T. Elton Foreman, commissioner of publications who succeeded Annette La Rue. , Non-voting members are Art Satstrom, association manager, Dr. Paul V. Sheehan, head of department of journalism, and all official editors. lf'6ll'l'L6i f0f6,,i,,,,,i.2 HW! The Fresno State College Playhouse, located on the corner ot Van Ness and University Avenues, is under the direction of lohn W. Wright, head of the speech department. I. Fred McCfreW is public speech instructor. Additions to the playhouse staff this year were Miss Barbara Welch, play direc- tor irom Stantord University and Charles Taylor, technical direc, tor recently returned from the armed forces. b Bernice Paiva is the playhouse secretary. The members ot the playhouse board ot control include Wright, lohn Ed Herbert, Taylor, Arthur Saistrom, Frank Mesple, Robert Fries, lean Casey, lean Barger, Edward Piston, and Miss Paiva. Among the duties ot the controlling board are directing the playhouse policies, approving all productions., and passing upon all requests tor rentals or loan of equipment. 'Tlouselights Dim and Tonight at 8:l5, both groups ot one-acts coordi- nated by Donald Levy, 'junior speech major, were presented during the tall semester. In the tirst set was a drama, directed by Iris McKay. The story dealt with the vengeful sister ot a French priest who was killed by the- members ot the Commune during the French Revolution and of her struggle to regain her lost iaith in man. I The farce, directed by Florence lordan, concerned the experience ot a young medical graduate when she became a staff member of a sanitarium. The anniversary of a bank, directed by Franz Weinschenk, was the com- edy, by Anton Tchekov. ' Tonight at 8:l5 included two dramas and a comedy. The first, Solder- dera, directed by Dorothy Stanley and Helen Bertken Manson, was about a group ot guerilla Women hiding in a pass in the mountains near Coahuila, Mexico, in l9l4. V Eyes, directed by Weinschenk, dealt With the struggles ot an old ortho- dox lewish Woman in attempting to rear her two orphaned grandchildren. Why l am a Bachelor told the 'before and after' story of a marriage ot a couple. Frank Mesple was the director and narrator. ' -,-'-7,3331 1 'Q..,.'L Y 1 1 ' .7 - -1 ' 5 ! 11V'. , 3 K+ fu' , R 1 1- r - 1. L1 7 'JG Ag-W. 1,-5145311111 11, W-, ..+-4 f',f-.,, -1 A 7 F . 11 K1 M H I. 1 1, 1,-121 H p 11 f9 1f , 111 ' 1 1 F1 1. 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The setting is Grovers Corners, New Hampshire, a typical New England town, in the early l9UO's. The play was presented the first part of April. Time oi Your Lite, presented in May, contains allusions to Fresno, as do many oi Saroyan's works. A tough waterfront dive in San Francisco is the scene, and the action depicts the assorted, motley characters who wander in and out oi the bar during a day and a night. Both plays were directed by Miss Barbara Welch and staged under the direction ot Charles Taylor. George Steiner, as the narrator, and David Parker and Leila Rabaioli were co-starred in Wilder's play. Supporting roles were played by Iris Mc- Kay, Quinn Millar, T. Elton Foreman, Richard Crow, Louis Saettler, Phil Philibosian, Dorothy Stanley, Ethel Hanson, Frank Mesple, Ren Fuller, Franz Weinschenk, Rosemary Iohnson, lack Warren, Frank Rees, Merlyn Burris, Souren Asadoorian, and Richard Orrnan. Leading roles in Time ot Your Lite were taken by Marie Selland and Mason Corner, with Mesple, Parker, Millar, and Philibosian aiding the leads. Cast in supporting roles were Souren Asadoorian, Saettler, Fuller, Don Levy, Louise Iensen, Richard Crow, Weinschenk, Lorraine Dunning, Fore- man, Steiner, Miss McKay, Burriss, Ioy Rose, Phyllis Fries, Helen Wilson, lack Warren, Miss Iohnson, and Frank Rees. If 3 f X . J P V r -if' ww poncho sizbirecfom The Fresno Bee Funnies, read by students from the playhouse, are heard Sunday morn- ings over the Fresno Bee radio station, with Reynold Fuller as director and lack Hall, nar- rator. ' Playhouse students rnake their own sound effects and various cousins from the play- house help read the tunnies to the kiddies. The comics have been presented by playhouse stu- dents tor the past 14 years. -xxx i nel? JD ...Q xg:-I' V -L34 i.,,,Qk'Q -46 ATL 'lf' +9 it ,. .pt N 1 -Q -755 -- 1.6-,t vu. - 1 .K A.. - -., E1 Q .say fx-eq 1 1 I f 1' I, V., - 'Qi f .r ' nizf 'Q B' mr, JV P 1 I .0 exi- N38 f 1 .xv t fi rf 34 I 4 'gif' . nw 1 ' 6 , f: ' TW fe f -M- .,d 0 RJ nf- gnnfqi P ,,5,fex5g f A 5.2 5 Q, , 4 it . t A , 84?s3.S'f.' vj 21 .135, +1-,,, V A A .Q :fMfHf'qs fygfl. Q10 ,L . A -arm, -12.51 f-, . 1. , x milqffx S32 YV , 1-: m l ' - ' ff f fffi, 5 v W- 'A' . at 1 .gi g' ' -, - -, 1-N 1-. N if ia 1 ,S ai - L- ,S-w n f.. W 3,,.',:.2Q'e .-'- ' Mx, i v- '-if ' ' I3 A f'-Q ff 3 . x:',,.-.PP 4 'f af ,fwg:5s3: S Z - - ' F fi df' i1b!A,TfD,4' -r 'V -mfr-',f21f1 -Li-,,f!2.1?Tf+9',, i 'lf, if'gi ' 235' .glwb w5.Ain.Xx ii... Q. , Y W 3.J ufiic .NMA The Fresno State College music department is headed by Arthur C. Ber- dahl, who has been here since l932. The staii is comprised ot three assistants, Mrs. Lyllis Lundlcvist, Miss Miriam Fox Withrow, and Verne D. Delaney. Each member is in charge of a division ot the department, with Dr. Ber- dahl as the director ot the FSC'Symphony Orchestra. Miss Lundkvist, at the college since 1939, handles the departments teacher training program and conducts the Charm Chorus. Miss Withrow, at FSC since l93l, heads the piano division and sponsors the Pianotorte Club. Delaney, on the campus since l94U, is head of the vocal division and is director of the Senior Women's Choir. ' A gmla ony The Fresno State College Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Arthur C. Berdahl, head ot the music department, introduced the presenta- tion ot its concerts on two consecutive nights this season, a system which is new to the organization this year. I The personnel of the orchestra was divided equally between students and townspeople, numbering about 60. The members changed throughout the season but the ratio remained about the same. Miss Betty Robinson, violinist, was the concert mistress tor the season. Doris Kazian and Arpie Ohanian, senior piano students, Norma Phillips, sen- ior oboe student, and Miss Miriam Fox Withrow, piano instructor, were fea- tured soloists with the orchestra. An all American composer concert featuring a number composed espe- cially tor the Symphony Orchestra by I-lenry Cowell, a Fresno composer ot international tame, and a benefit concert to aid the college war memorial fund highlighted the spring concerts. Two extra concerts especially for children were given during the sea- SOT1. 7 enior lomend Ckoruri Highlighting the concerts given this season by the Senior Women's Chorus Was an all Brahms concert given in the college auditorium at Christ- mas time. During the featured spring concert, the group combined with the Men's Chorus to sing The Requiem. Throughout the season the chorus presented a concert to the Hanford Womens Club, a Christmas program at the Fresno High School, and an all- sacred concert at the First Christian Church. Soloists featured during the seaon were Annabelle Kroeker, Mildred Fathy, Laura Dice, Cleo Martin, Betty Hale, Eckle Renfrow, Kathleen Buble, and Anna Notarangelo. Officers of the organization were Rosalind Swan, president, Elaine Sauer, vice president, Miss Kroelcer, secretary, Miss Renfrow, treasurerg Co- rinne Chollet, social chairman, Miss Ruble, publicity chairman, and Betty Sheagren, librarian. Miss Sauer, pianist, and loyce Iohnston, violinist, accompanied the sing- ers. Verne D. Delaney, assistant professor of music, was the director. , 1, ,J 2. ' H w r 5 ' ., . ,T mv--Y, I. . Q, ,7- V 1 N L. ' v Ev, I 1 A 1 uw -3 we E 1 .m v. A ., , ' . V , Y. ' -,4 Q f ' .:1 Her, 1' 1 . . 5- I 'Q b , L, Q J gfg'Ag,.1' 11 - w Y W 1 w 3 l I I I I J i . Y X. . D 1 ,.,,, V Ai , n yi ' 1 - f L if Fifa' ' - f-Q 'HQ ,E I Z' G T 5 ' . : , . dbjf - JJ t , Q f 4- lc l r, I 1 V C., F A, k ., f 1 s I a 'z 5 1 I . 1 4- - Y . ' -,.1..5f-. .4 A . 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Vx 1, 4' f- 1--Q41 f . -.1 w X ,W-211' , 1-. -1 0, -Q'-5. -'-- .-: ,721 1. -- 4f- -' -: - -.-- Q- '.,. f4j5gggQff:'5f'QQ?y jQ.eiQ:'i' 'ig7faQi.i'?ff5f?'T.:'11,gLA5t4,'k?'f-Ssifhfslgxifff?-E-7,-.-aw!-Sfig-: '32 w - - .f '- ' - kj 'A ' V, Ll: apt.. + N7:f.4 S 'Z ,- .s: f:?.T.,5w.5lfo,4:?--eiyij' 1Ki'5TRLC?irfL5J'i'l5251,-JTf.-If5 T51 '1'ff'fi7Z.6?.,:'.14T-ff'f-'ff 4' l L - ' . f 2 M - 'V ' ' . ' -' W' f fY .Y 1 'llllil-...W-f' '-' -X 1 ?'4-f' T5 'Z' LW QELMQYCWQ JAY f nhl-Vi vw 005 UL ' . ' - - -0- ,.w-'?'f ! 'V 'L .ssl .fdrf Kfaaaea 5. zjfii .-,- ..-, N' The art department, under the direction of Miss Ale:-:andra Bradshaw, presents a variety of courses arranged to fill each student's needs. , Exhibits of the various Works of the students are displayed in the Little Studio in the east Wing of the administration building. They are open to the public. Among the courses offered are pottery, ceramic sculpture, and outdoor sketching. - cience afidefi The hall cases, depicting California animal lite, are one ot the main attractions oi the science depart- ment, which is located in McLane I-lall. Dr. A. Y. Eliason heads the physics division, Dr. E. M. Baker, the chemistry division, and A. E. Culbert- son, the biology division of the department. Specialized courses for the majors as Well as gen- eral science courses in upper and lower division are offered in this department. 'W iss. -cl 'Q ' t A Wu ,f A 1-is fi' if fqiaif II F .1 .,f1'I5'rQ I - l 5' Q 5-iw-.5' f ,1 , Pps,.'ff7inJf-i : f if IF? ,- L' ,..' ' lr 1 f 4 I 'K 1 A 4 wr' A, , A I Fw ' 0l'l'Lel'l'lCL U19 66525 17 The homemaking department, under Louise Porch's di- rection, offered this year, along with the brides' class, the bridegrooms' class. . The bridegrooms' class gives a course in the duties for the future groom and his responsibilities in the home as a husband. The men are taught to cook, set the table cmd the principles of etiquette. The brides' class uses the practice apartment for their classroom Work. The homemaking department courses range from the art of cooking and homemaking to the techniques of weaving. I i Ma l'l6l,l05 .f Y-F' 'S gf 4 r elf. 1.1 , ji 'Vw X 'V' -' X . Ja i'-4' ixiQf5v 1-r 1 H 1 . -' L Q.. ' 1 Y- , , . WT - , , -V .. gil, I 72- ., Q --if -Q.. . ,.4: -az. - 4 ' -'- . -54.1s-,,4,ff-- - 'f..n -- , gf-1'v - , . - ' ' Z ' x. .ig ' , . ' '--1 ... f2? i ' Y f ' im ' li, ' - .Y-f- -Q. 5' . V ' ' V Q - 4' F . .., ,- -, ,Y . . , VY W, V-. V , - -3 -.-V . - - ' -fer zfjr ' , 4 A -A---f rp , r 1 F . 1 , fi i , V . . . , . .. , . , ' .,A 1' x Q .1 , , . ., , , A , ?7:'1 2 ' if ' f. - . f' ' 1 , f I' -, ' 4 A ...f i 1 sl' . 4 .- I H . 1 . ' ' 3 I .,. f. 1-naw M ' ,ww L,,, ',..,L' 1 A ' -K+' wr! - 1,, ii W. 4' '.'r':'.-?,QfLs1iY rf--rw .U Q . 'gf.Qg21,,52'afE? 5 l-. V. u A . h ., rlfwz. 'Q U7 , 4,, F . 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Pix Pierson, Don Bolt, Bill Dickinson and lim Molich su- pervised a sports program comparable to standards adhered to before the war. Bradshaw coached spring football and next year will coach the Bulldog gridders after a three-year's absence. Beatty, back from the navy air corps, led the basketballers. Anderson, who taught commando tactics to U. S. bluejackets, was athletic man- ager and intramural sports supervisor. Wight and Hanner again coached baseball and track, grad- uate student Bolt assisted with physical education classes and was grid line coach first semeter, Dickinson guided the jayvee basketballers, and Molich couched the jayvee baseballers. Adoption of a policy regarding junior varsity awards was a highlight oi the work done by the Board ot Athletic Control, oi which I. W. Canfield was chairman. Cther members were Frank W. Thomas, Earl Wight, Emory Batclitte, Frank Mesple, Benny Phillips, Arthur Satstrom, and lean Casey. K ---- m ...Y....,-mf--l,-,-, , 7, -. L --H . -1- Y : -Qzrtivf' H.. iw' I g00f66l! A . From their season-inaugural September l6 against Cal Poly through the Raisin Bowl game Ianuary l against Drake Univer- sity, the Bulldog football team gave its fans lull measure of thrills. 6 The Staters, coached by Pix Pierson, were strong defen- sively, but in several games lacked the touchdown punch to come out victorious. - Service veterans such as Don Bolt and lack Kelley back- boned the '45 Bulldogs through a twelve-game schedule that in- cluded trips to Tempe, Arizona, and Reno, Nevada. Highlights oi the year were two victories over College oi Pacific, bringing the Rivalry Bell back to the FSC campus. A capacity Ratcliife Stadium crowd watched the Cardinal and Blue gridders hold the topnotch St. Mary's Gaels to a 32-6 win Armistice Day. Participation in the first annual Raisin Bowl tilt New Year's Day in Ratclifte Stadium earned souvenir jackets for 33 Staters. The scores: 6 ............ Fresno State, Cal Poly ........... ...... 6 13 ,........... Fresno State, COP ..................... ...... U l9 ............ Fresno State, Arizona State .......... ...... O 24 ...,,....... Fresno State, Cal Poly ............................... ...... D 0 ............ Fresno State, Santa Barbara Marines ,........... 6 O ............ Fresno State, San Diego State ................. ..... 7 4 ............ Fresno State, Nevada ................. ,.... 7 6 ............ Fresno State, St. Mary's ......... ......... 3 Z 16 ............ Fresno State, COPQ ............. ...t. 0 l2 ............ Fresno State, Drake ......... ,,.,.,,., 1 3 lflCLl05 ICD 'Wg HX L' 0 L ' -Ga t ,. .. ., . . . -ini . 3 W ,.Z. G M yy gy NJ M ' H H . 5: .24 ,Ui H I ,Q V :il S fx , it t . r mm, F If f ,..HfJ:,-if , s i u wi' 3 , , ,, SN , 4 y , 2 t .iggi f f tgu to ft i wt isRi5N0 L . A-ISC! sr ERE S K6l5LQiACl,! Nine Wins against fourteen losses was the record of the '46 Bulldog cagers, Who this year returned to a full season of inter- collegiate basketball after a three-year lull. Although there was no conference, FSC played most of their old rivals in addition to Camp Pinedale and a Fresno State alum- ni five. Coach Hal Beatty started at the bottom with a squad most- ly freshman, but, in the main, experienced. Injuries, service en- listments, the draft, scholastic disqualifications, and inconsistent play plagued the team all season, but the Staters nevertheless turned in some brilliant performances. Of their first ten games the Bulldogs Won seven, but a pro- longed slump climaxed by an eight-game losing streak knocked their record below the 50 per cent win mark. ' A 41-39 Win over the alumni all-stars topped off the season. LeRoy Droge and Louis Papac were the top scorers. i ,Z 1 tt ll 5.5 - . ,' .Et mg, Y 3. r .F .. W -'H Jgjqh 4 , I ,. 5 '?'5?' f 1'-N E k - w . 5 P QSQH - X Mu! A2 jg ,Vg ? 1 iq ' , 2 ,. M, rf , 'Zvi -1 -V 'I I . 3 '1 P o 1+ ' 9 1, ' 5 W K ' f g 4 , ' 1 . . HCLJQACLZ Fresno State College's horsehiders returned to conference play this season and finished second to the San Diego State Aztecs in the California Collegiate Athletic Association stand- ings. The Bulldogs, under the leadership of Earl H. Wight, had a league record of six vic- tories and six defeats. Returning servicemen formed the bulk of the lineup, with vets from FSC's '41 champions returning to action. George Abo, dirninitive right-hander, hurled three of the league victories and was the most successful pitcher on the staff. Ed King, Merv Salwasser, Marty Krieg, Everrette Neal, and Harry Hinchey formed the remainder of the mound corps. FSC led the league in team batting but their low fielding mark lost several games. Sal- wasser and Angelo Petropolus were the individual batting stars finishing two-three in the league batting records with .395 and .375 averages respectively. Oliver Bidwell, Krieg, and Adolph Pierini all finished above the .300 mark. The Bulldogs infield of Krieg or Salwasser, first base, Leland Scott, second baseg Roy Taylor, short-stop and Pierini, third base functioned smoothly and for the most part held up their end in the batting. , Bill Robinson and lack Mann handled the catching duties in fine fashion and Lloyd Moore and Loren Taylor filled the bill as utility men. The outlook for another good team next year is bright. V ZW Coach I. Flint Hanner's track and field squad again captured the California Collegiate Athletic Association title in San lose edging the Spartans in a tough battle by a five point margin, and finishing far ahead of San Diego and Santa Barbara. The Bulldog thinclads opened the season by trouncing Modesto IC by a 103 to 27 113. They then traveled to Berkeley and although FSC took eight firsts they lacked depth to take the Bears in the seconds and thirds and Were beaten. COP was next on the schedule and the Bulldogs easily romped over the Tigers. . San Iose's powerful Spartans came to Ratclifte Stadium for a dual meet and in the most thrilling contest of the year the Bulldogs pulled an upset by downing the Spartans 57-64 with the final mile relay event deciding the score. On the following Saturday the Bulldogs stepped into the big time as Southern Califor- nia came to town to receive a stiff battle from our men. However, Dean Cromwell's squad captured all but one first and the meet. Then came the conference meet in San lose and the Bulldogs again brought back the cup to Fresno State. The Bulldogs still have a few meets on schedule for this year but they are all away. - - ' Outstanding performances of the season were turned in by big Iean Lamoure who broke the school record in both the shot-put and discus. The Bulldog mile relay team of Iirn Bolger, Ed Horn, Glenn Shaffer and Ioe Shropshire was defeated only once and then by the Trojans. Merle Martin clipped the 220 yard low hurdles in 23.6 seconds for one of the better times in the county. Merle and Lee Angelich were also top high stick men. Shaffer also cap- tured points in the hurdles as well as running a strong quarter mile. Paul Ferdinandsen was one of the best javelin men on the coast and approached the 200 foot mark several times. Ioe Shropshire turned in some brilliant performances in the quarter mile and 220 yard dashes and ran anchor on the relay team. Ed Horn gave promise of developing into a great half-miler and Gabe Gonzales and lack Roberts turned in good times in the distance runs. Don Dorfmeier competed in the Weights and picked up points in the discus. Bill Hansen improved steadily in the pole vault and was hitting well over l2 feet by WCB time. Many of the men this season were freshmen and Hanner has hopes for another top ag- gregation next year. moi Kauai 1 F , 1 .W ,. F v . Twelve thousand five hundred, the largest crowd ever to see the West Coast Relays, witnessed the 20th running of the meet May 18. Another record fell as l,l76 entered the meet. Southern California won the intercol- legiate division by one-half point over the Olympic Club, 38114 to 373f4i Fresno State, competing in the same class, scored six points, but their fellow con- ference member San Iose State tallied 25. The Bulldogs finished third in the two mile relay, withGabeGonzales, lack Roberts,'Ed Horn, and Ioe Shropshire running. In a special college one mile relay, a Bulldog entry of lim Bolger, Merle Martin, Shropshire, and Shaffer, won in a fast time of 3:2l.9. Other point-winners for FSC were Lee Angelich, third in the 120 yard high hurdles, and lean Lamoure, fourth in the discus. Lamoure set a new all-time Fresno State record in that event of 149 feet, llfg inches. Los Angeles City College won the jun- ior college division and Bakersfield cap- tured the high school title. I Don Iamison, Hanford sprinter, won the Zeta Mu trophy for the outstanding high school athlete, and Chuck Coker, Modesto IC, was given the FSC alumnitrophy for the junior college Class. 1 N v 5 I w -fi P :F ix 1 XJ H L 1 'nr F 5333- ! iz xf .LH A-sf' I X , -f if x... .- u Ifl GLIU5 4' 1 Af- ff' , zz X-1' ig'-L M. 1' EK 4 - I If X 1' ' 1 xt. f V-,A if ,glkfiiyz v , H, fi. H X vs., R ,I . V A Y , ff' if ' J . . , . ,J .Q .. ,4-FR-'Jr N-1:9 . ' .1 X ,A , - . .3 , J N 5:-,iff W 'IE - M A, W H -. .- . , ' , K .iiij F I- E? , Q , J . 'YL -'F f N .if .K..H.-I A , ml? ,-'jx-25' f' ?-A, '-.-. w '?33+zf,i!Q W , i ' : r :jp 'gf 5551?E'Jig?-fffiQN5?E5'g'5fE.fiMg1i.51 gg J 7 J' .. E ww, ?.,,,,, - g., , .. W- . 4 ' -Q- - rv:-I 'T vifftsf.- 1-..:'-lf',Yf7ix '? 'T1-' I Y ' wr -sugfifrl., ,E.:',p.,.g,,, f. A ,L P fv If Q 1 V YV , . .. ,, x. x .wifi XA - ,I W.. mf WT gg' lu: 'j' 1? N AY, - !i,j9QQk.g mga, .' , ff fl 3 . if-V , 5,-, . 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J, U. ,.4ngH.,,.,.. , v .an K A,. ,. 2 ' J'- : 1 ' .o mpaflg Women's Dramatics Organization Davies Faris Sponsors: Bernice Piavaf Isabel Booth Fall Officers Spring A Fries Iuanita Brown - - President - Dorothy Stanley I 6115611 Phyllis Cribari - V.-President P Florence Iordan Iordcm Elaine Faris - - Sec.-Treas. - - Elaine Faris Kashishran McKay Pratt Rabaioh Smntey Baleme VBroWU I 0l'lZe Bums Men's Dramatics Organization Comer Fuller Sponsors: Charles Taylor, Roberi Winzler President - Vice-President - Secretary-Treasurer 'Rf Officers - - George Steiner Levy Mesple Merlyn Burriss - David Parker V --r tr-elsif v,3S?.LfjLQ . Nance 1'ljf f?' , 'N Parker ' , -2' , 'l'5l:-. 'l f'Q' A l 1 ' .Q ' l . Piston 'ni -er I 4 Steiner Warren '3- i Pfshley gh! 14 Copus Honorary Agriculture Fraternity Corn Sponsors: I. W. Masten, Winston Strong, O. M. Braun E1 der Fall Officers Spring H' Larsen Wendell Young President - Harvey Edwards ' W' Larsen George Tipton - V.-President - Bill Smith Bob Wachtler Secretary - - Bill Larsen Wilfred Pimintel Treasurer 1 Wendell Young Pimintel W. Smith Strong T1pton Wachtler young I Edwards Browe B. Campbell E ! c h ll ' ' aug e L ,05L Olfl Wornen's Physical Education Sorority Sponsor: Mrs. Ruth Waterman Devlin S. Dougherty E. Iones Officers President - - - . '- Betty Goyette Secretary-Treasurer - LO1CI Browe McAllister in ' ' f -V Mason Pruner .Q ,pugl Schuknecht X' - Souza oyeue Cameron Foucher P. Larsen Sunier Trojan Van Tuyl Barnes Chin Chun Watkins Bartlow I., Edwards Fischer Hebert wiht 1:5 Chong Cuthbertson Fuchs Mazrnan Arlene Rosa Stepanian ' 8I l'l'L6UfL Organization for Students Studying German Sponsor: Dr. Wesley Bird I-'all ' Officers Spring Ruth Alexander - President - Fern Phillipson Millie Cutlftloertson V.-President - Arlene Rosa Rosalind Chong - Sec.-Tre-as. - - Billie Turner Alexqnder Phfllfpson l9f,m0,,,fA ffl! Informative Discussion Group Sponsor: Dr. E. V. Tenney Officers D President - - - lC11'19T BUSS Vice-President - Billie BCIFTIOW Secretary - - Cecille Rose Bruner Treasurer - - Howard I-lopson W1ll1S BUS af.. , S Adams . Alexander Campbell Hurley igma an :mega Honorary English Fraternity Q' J, Sponsors: Miss Frances Wilson, Dr. Gertrude Billard, Dr. W. E. St. Iohn Cameron Fall Officers Spring Devlin Ivern Palmer - President - Marion Follansbee Iordan Iulia Adams - V.-President - A Florence Iordan Carol Main - - Secretary - - Betsy Ann Young Main Pymm Ruschaupt .1 , M. Schulrneister Yollcmsb ee Yearin 'Palmer E Young KAPL6 fL6UfL 4560CL6l,fL0l'l Sponsors: Mary C. Baker, Dr. M. P. Briggs, Evelyn Landrum, Dr. I. I. Harton Officers President - - - - - Phyllis Hagey Vice-President - Eleanor Crippen Secretary - - Maude Carey Treasurer - Mary Kohler . ff . ill'- V' sfas .fl . y 'lrgfg is , 'Q Wx .!,,' V 1-1,aQeY Barilow . Carlson Crippen R. Hill A. Iohnson M. Kohler Miles A Roberts 'jim it 5 if -Well Q 1 it -.ff B. Phillips Piston A. Shew L. Soto Buck ' Burkart Cottrell Mekj icm Philibosian Snyder Trojan C. Williams I. Adams Bargurn Beernan I. Brown Casey McCain ple We Sponsor President - ' Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer .14 IUAGL Mi gamma National lournalism Fraternity Sponsor: Dr, Paul V. Sheehan Officers President - - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer - FOIGIH an Men's Music Fraternity T. Elton Foreman L Benny Phillips Betty Kent lean McCain J4 ,aka Snfonia sz Verne D. Delaney, Dr, Arthur . Berdahl Officers Chdney George Chaney Francis Buck - Paul Kinzel ' Verne D. Delaney Kelthly Storh Back Row left to nght Dr K Potter Mesple, Dr. Er V. Tenney K Buckrnan Dr F F Srmth E Ratchfie Thlrd Row left to nght Landrum Bliss, Chambers, I. Potter Belerne Second Row left to nght Roberts Magnuson, Cosgrave, F. Ward Fust Row left to Ilghf Lubenko Greening, Chun. Dr. K. Potter Dr E V Tenney K Buckrnan Fall Frank Mesple Vivian Blodget Emily Chambers Dr. K. Potter - Bassett a Cctsebolt ' Cowan Offlcers Daniel Presldent W1111am Sanderson Efird Vlce Pres1dent V E Storh Fisher an el' . Burger Browe Upper Division Women's Honor Society B. Campbell Sponsors: Mary C. Baker, Osta B. Feurt, Ruth D. Waterman Casey Fall Officers Spring Devlin luanita Brown - President - Dorothy McAllister S. Dougherty Ida Devlin - V.-President Dorothy Stanley lean Barger - - Secretary - Ioline Morrish Bev Campbell - Treasurer - Barbara Willis Heitkotter Kiehl Morrlsh Schuknecht Stanley Willis I. Brown lf' .ffl W7 McAllister B Zgflfte J eg Upper Division Men's Honor Society Sponsors: Dr. F. W. Thomas, Dr. M. P. Briggs, V Dr. E. V. Tenney, Dr. Louis Mudge, E. H. Wight, Art Safstrorn F all Officers Spring Don Bolt - - President - Norman Stebbins Frank Mesple - V.-President - Daren Neikirk Ed. -Piston - - Secretary - Horace White I' 3. ', ' f I s 1:-N i .- - 8 -' 'ff' ' ' - f A '-ig i gxebbms Efird Foreman D. Levy Mesple Moranda Owensby' Piston Quail Rudy White -A-Q yu-Y, if wt . 6 X . fFl f' 'wt I Alves Bliss Clough A lb A ' Q Cl, L National Education Society Sponsors: Dr. F. F. Smith, Dr. I. I. I-larton Ensz Gould I. Hamilton Officers President .- - Dorothy Phillipsx E. Hanson R. Hin Vice-President - Marjorie Alves Hzenhquser Secretary - - Elda Ensz Treasurer - - Dr. I. I. Harton M. Lewis Ludeke McAllister - Mlles Nielsen D Ph - Pitts A 'HIPS Boyer Tade ' Willis .WZ 0 egienne P. Alexander V Ct Girls' Cooperative House House Mother: Mrs. Harriet Millett Fall Dorothy Tucker - Wilma Hengst - Iackie Reed - - Gertrude Pantajja Officers President V.-President Sec.-Treas. House Mgr. Spring - Thelma Weber Wanda Fulcher Maxine Anderson - Wilma Hengst R. Alexander M. Anderson Carpenter Dildine I. Dula M. Dula Engelke Fulcher Greene Hengst McKay 5 . l 4 V .. in 55- y 7 T115 xref XN QW Millett M1SSHhe1meY I. Moore Morgan Pantajja Pitts Weaver Wilker Wyatt its Barnes H. Chin R. Chong V. Ch Ong Physical Science Club Sponsor: Dr. Elton Baker P. Collins Copus Fall Officers Spring Alice Mazman - President - - Alice Mazrnan Cufhbertson Millie Cuthbertson - V.-President - - Eleanor Crippen D'll 1 man Lorraine Futrell - Secretary - Irene Watkins - Bob Wachtler - Treasurer - Bob Wachtler Girven Griffith Neibuhr Phillipson Maman Wachtler Watkins ff HJ iuer Beyar Fall Ioan Potter - August Madrigal Virginia Collins Alice Wyland - Spanish Club Sponsor: Carlos Rojas Officers President - V.-President Secretary Treasurer Spring Harry Allison Patricia I-leiskell Virginia Collins - Alice Wyland 'x vow . p,XXi'50n Rahl R. Rogers Sarco A. She-w Stoops Wyland e..f24rl'l':, -S Swan Turnbaugh M. Chow Dice B, Iohnson .Ii, Wu phi gpadigrn National Music Organization Sponsor: Mrs. L. Lundkvist N. Phillips -E. Sauer Sevier Pall Barbara Willis - Norma Phillips - Elaine Sauer - Betty lane Iohnson W Officers President V,-President Secretary Treasurer , L A . -QQ Sf - , illis Spring Barbara Willis Norma Phillips Elaine Sauer Barbara Busch N706 Ames Sophomore Service Society Buleme Borgum Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Rohrer Buckmcrn Busch Carter Poll Officers Spring Dorothy Dillrnon - President - - Ioy Rose Bcrrbolro Hebert V.-President Rosemary Iohnson Eloise Pymm - Sec.-Treosf - Eleanor Crippen L. Chollet Crippen Gist f E' , i .kb Rose Goodenough Ummm, Hebert Hopper i R. Iohnson Kent McCain Molsbergen A. Montgomery Pymm Schmidt A. Shew 7 . S Y , . - 13. l' 1 , W-.-1. , , ,711 . . - g ,uvgd Atkins I Allen Alves L V . L l L Kindergarten Primary Organization Sponsor: Floy M. Lewis Collins Dahlberg Fall Officers Spring Elaine Hanson - President - - Lois Nelson Patricia Goodwin V.-President Frances Greening Frances Gould - Sec.-Treas. - - Gene Kahl Giorgetti Goodwin Gould P. Heiskell Itzenhczuser I E. Hql-,Son -- . I .Y V- J- ' '-Y aa, t 5 Nelson G I ia Roberts P.. Robinson Van Gammeren Weber Wornek if Y F. Alexander o a 0 lfI'LLCl 0l'l Lgnfld Natronal Home Economics Organizatron Sponsors LOUISE Porch, Cora Burdick Mrs Betty Henderson Dlldme Ofhcers Wilma Iune Vose Barbara Block Dorothy Schmiedt Erma Iean Collins QNX ' 1 , s ' Q ls . A - I Mzserxhelmer I - . L V056 Acord Alves Andreis Archibald Avis Baleme A T' Bama l 6liQl Qf5 B . , . l . . dsye Girls Social Organization Benlamin Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Rohrer Blodget Brunston Cameron Cosgrave Ellis Engelke Farrell Fmhy Fall Officers Spring Frm-,fzich Lorraine Lucleke - President - Beverly Buckrncxn G d ' - , , V ' Oo Wm Pauline Itzenhauser - V.-President Franceha Hansen Gould Betty Stoops - Secretary - Pat Goodwin F. Hansen Marijane Molsloergen Treasurer Anna Notarangelo Hopper Hurley Itzenhauser D, Iones Kohl Kashishian Krum Mills , rl! A Molsbergen V f.-I 4, w l K A-' .- 3 1 J' Nielsen ' . , Page - V. Y by . k l. Potter Ludeke VL - , Rabi ' Buckmqn Roberts Arlene Rosa Arzellene Rosa Rose Ross N. Schulmeister I .1 A. Shew Stoops Sunier Turner ,L V. .,, 'gi , asf: ,- . ,I ,.,,, Wilkinson Adams R. Alexander + fl i e J eg l , Upper Division Honor Society l E Sponsor: Dr. Gertrude Billard Bejar Browe Officers President - - Vivian Blodget l Vice-President - - Ruth Alexander Secretary - Barbara Willis l Treasurer Lorenza Bejar Casey ' I Chun F i' '- NA 'L' Cribari Ensz Blodgel E. Hanson McAllister Mesple Boyer Willis N Yearin 5 E-5 Wgff.. Baker Cameron E, Collins Ensz Fitzsimmons Gould E. Hanson , Kmney O I I California State Teachers Association Sponsor: Marjorie Brewster Officers President - - - Lorette Chollet Vice-President - - PTCITICGS Gould Secretary-Treasurer - - Verna Bflkel' gi..- ChOHef Nelson Pitts Sahargun 1 I O O C I Inter Varslty Chrlstlan Fellowslup Carpenter SPOUSOT H F Ballenger Presldent Dean Kendall K Elder l VICE Preslclent Fyrne Willems ' Secretary Elame Hanson Ensz Treasurer Mary Lee N utwell GIOVGS :ii 1 9 -Q 'Z Kenddu Swan Turner Ummel Walte .vx ff' 5115 Lf Y'-'L' 'Qu 5'-ui mf' U. u:..- la Abbey . M. Anderson Barsch Beebe Beni arnin Brandson Busch M. Carvalho I. Carvalho Chaney M. Chow M. Clough Cosgrave Elliott Emmeri Forkner B. Fuchs Hardin Harlan 1 Harmon L. Hayes Itzenhauser B. Iohnson D. Iones ianokrfe Piano Students Club Sponsor: Miriam Fox Withrow Gificers President - A- Barbara Willis Vice-President - Elaine Sauer Secretary f Rosalind Swan Treasurer - Helena Kaprieliari H. Kaprielian L. Kaprielian Kliewer Kuhlerneier M. 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'W 11 iffy! -,371 HQE1' r.-LQFBL Bmw ebUIfl'lCl,l'l C ug Catholic Students Organization Sponsor: Miss Agnes Tobin F all g Officers Spring Leslie Crow - President - Iohn Ciano Walter Shofier V.-President Lawrence Knoll Helen Klein - A Secretary - Marie Bernard Hilda Hoffnecht Treasurer' Geraldine Coyne Goyette Hoffknecht H. Iones Kleiber A .g l -. Zif f . WE ffl 1 L t 3 Knoll 1' ' '- X Mucdonell ' Mali Cie S, esple 0 Oneto Pasillas Pia Russo Shew Shoffer F. Snyder Tobin Wornerfs Athletic Association Casey Sponsor: Miss Mabel Hupprich Officers ' President - - - Bev Campbell Vice-President - - Ido Devlin Secretory - - Icrckie Schuknechi Devlin Treasurer Marie Kcxuffung Escolct Mason Cqrrlpbeu Metzler 1 J,1:f-,Q--V.: : Ju ,fr I C I International Relatlons Club Sponsor: Karl Buckman Fa OlflCSIS Sprlng Lee Soto Presldent Ioan Potter t L 9 wk end Sponsor and DITGCTOT Verne D Delaney President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Iorgensen H Larsen W. Larsen - B. Rogers Snyder Trojan Phlllbgs Wheeler pan file! enic eague Sorority Coordinating Organization Sponsor: Miss Mary Baker Pall Officers Spring Phyllis Cribari - - President - - Pearledna Larsen Ioline Morrish - Secretary - Barbara Draklich Betty Veale - - Treasurer - Marion Follansbee B. Baird L. Chollet M. Clough L. Crow Draklich Follansbee Frymire Gist LGYSBH Hutchison Morrish Cribgyi Mason M. Stuart Ruschhaupi Veale M. Wright Alles Burger Bickner Chollet L. Chollet Eleanor Collins Connerly Devlin Dillmcxn Geoghegcxn I. Hamilton Hebert Lord Lucrlhn D4 ,Ulm jkefa Sponsors: Mrs. Wilmot Wight Mrs. Ruth D. Wciterrncm ' Fall Officers Ioline Morrish - President Peorledno Lcxrsen Vice-Pres. Dorothy Dillmcm -Secretory Iecm Miles - Treasurer . ' L. Iensen R. Iohnson Kinney I. Miles M O!'1'1 Sh Polson Pyrnm Renfrow Tabor Thaxler Venn ll 13 K1 5 l . Sponsors: Mrs. Helen Rohrer 4' P Miss Osta B. Feurt Fall Officers Spring Helen Bertken - President- Mary Kohler Mary Kohler - Vice-Pres. 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Brown Cameron Feller Fall Officers Spring Barbara Hayes - President Marion Follansbee luanita Brown - Vice-President Dorothea Sunier Elaine' Sauer - Secretary - Barbara Hayes Marion Follansbee Treasurer Margaret Archibald Gove A. Kalbach B, Kalbach Klyver McAllister D. Phillips L? Q-ez.. AFM' f!! JE' xlcxrwbee S.. ni' E .g? is H0785 S. Phillips Pratt I. Reiss P Sauer Sunier Yearin E-Q ' , J' Lg-2 K 1-1 's B. Baird M. Campbell Clare J. Carroll lgnid L 6ll'l'llfI'lCL D. Coats Colclough Sponsor: Mrs. Viola Moseley Combs L. Crow Davies Eimer Fall Officers Spring Hruskg Betty Veale - President - Barbara Draklich Meek . . Annette La Rue V1ce-Presrdent , - Iune Schultz Sue Combs - - Secretary - - Sue Combs Iosephine Sheagren Treasurer losephine Sheagren Moseley Putnam M. Reiss Rich ' ' 3 fn ,153 - V Wilt? . Rose M . :- , V .. 1 , Rowe Il-in '! ' .f -T l fy V' r' . . Sr fl 'f A I I G W V. Veqle V rf. ' l Schroeder Drqklich , J Schulmecht Schultz I. Sheagren I. Stewart W.eir Claverie Dickinson lfl el' PCL Qldlfll g 0lfil'lCl ,Q f f 'f C ' Fraternity Coordinating Organization Sponsors: Dr. Carl Falk, 'Dr. M. P. Briggs Horg Quail Officers President - - - - Irwin Efird Vice-President - Norman Rudy Secretary - - Horace White Rice Rudy Rutherford Elird White W. Williams Albright Andrews Dorfmeier Edwards I Kourafas Kuhn Daren Neikirk - President - lack Quail Vice-President ' Ken McCarthy - Secretary Rex Spaith Treasurer . Lamoure I. Long McKim D Martin Nordstrom Pappas . J: , 1. ,I Papulias C Quail Iqvefie Roessler 51-1 22:25 '7 1,5 22 f1' y,'7:L ,N v,.r,.Q' Jr 'FH Zvi' T ' -'-KN Sponsor: Dr. V. Calvon McKim Spring Bob Claverie Bob Albright - Iohn Long Rex Spaith Austin Bidwell Corner m, A Pr. QM. Sponsors: Art Safstrom, Dr. E. V. Tenney Dr. Bruce Fisher Officers President - 1 - - Bill Dickinson Vice-President - Bill Larsen Secretary - - Gordon Long Treasurer - Iohn Bundle N 7, Dickinson K D. fisqher H. Larsen B. Larsen Leach G. Long Moranda Putler Rumley Schmall W. Smith Steiner L. Stewart R. Taylor I. Woody T. Woody if I Q- S- B iw iw. . fy L 1- - , ' ,lf-L25 Q E QX ' W' I' l L E, V A x 'flag-lv., 1 , . -' L in ' ' -.4 ., ml J . Lie ' X1 av . asf' 'Eff A 4 np. u O .. if .f.:L'! ff' i . . . i 1 f S 3 if Alhson W Burns Sponsor: Dr. F. F. Smith Officers Spring President ' -4 Norman Wright Vice-President - George Nance Secretary - Bill Sanderson Treasurer , - Louie Heilbron Rudy n . D Parker Peters Wade W. Williams .7Aefa, Ccrsebolt ' Sponsors: Dr. Kenneth Potter, D Fcrll Bill Brclinctrcl Eugene Fuchs Ken Potter, Ir. Horace White Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 5,55 Mitts Burriss W r. I. R. Burkholder Spring Kenneth Mills Ken Potter, Ir. - Dick Crow Bob Cosebolt f N gi, ... -f G Stewart L--:ri af ml A-as B, Ambrose Beasley I. Campbell Coats I H, Diel Fannin Hoff Horg as df. ng u 4 L -L 9 f gf:- Z Eid I LL Sponsors: Carl Levin, Gordon Walrath Fall Officers - Spring Irwin Efird - - President - - Irwin Eiird Larry Horg Vice-President - Larry Horg Leonard Hoff Henry Rutherford Griffith Katz Manfredo Mesple W. Nelson Nichols Polson Rutherford L, Taylor - - Secretary - Leonard Hoff Treasurer Sloan Coats i'il S. 5 'Q Efird - -, -fif l.' A fa' L ' U ' - ' ' ' ' 'Q V .H ' , ' 'Lgldiqe'-1351V-'g'g1Q.,f' E ' i Af W - , , Z F, 1 A J- f,- ,i ,,,..gf-A Jseu2gfqg ....f! np ' . ' 4 , . f QJ,1:,1.ggAi'-5 :Qi 1- J -!-,,-H I ,. N w , , W. W w , V V uenffs Q his 5 uf 4 H L N 9 .... t I x 1 ,M J-v' X X t -ev A f Y' ' , .J 'X ,,' 'N' V K mr Xi- .a.?,gQ, N , ' 1001- fl.. A, ' : 1fe,f' ' afmf- - , . 1' '. ,,,,., he N. ',, , 3, .,x.,x,, ...A : ., ua mg.. I. X R .- '. w,A.,,.W R Ayr , . 1349:-:I-jf:'A'5,.,.. J . 4' ,f,.- ' 1 1 .N If- ff . ,Af , - t' ' iii! H Qu - ' .-4::1-95 .. ,,. A . 151 .NP yafzh ?1 af ,m,,x5 ,n . .N , -f ' . . -ff-jg:v53'f,'a 'J 1- ,ms-'1:if1'.-g,,.. I , -M' -. , Jeff ,lg 5333711 on-a tr, ., frfx , , -T' ' . 'z A 's . ,. ' 1 .I :Vs ..,r-jfq,1f,. -' H 1 . Ji if 5 .' ' , -- ' 7 , lfteelflri gd! The twelfth annual crowning of the campus queen was held on December l in the Memorial Auditorium. Leading the coronation procession and crowning this year's queen was Mrs. Neal lensen, followed by the attendants, Pearledna Larsen, Ruth lean Whitmore and Marie Kauffung. Q The queen's first attendant, Iosephine Sheagren, was next to appear, followed by the two pages, Anna- belle Fairall and Ierry Iackson. Last to enter was the campus queen, Iackie Schuknecht, with Frank Mesple, student president. , loline Morrish, social chairman for the Associated Women Students, was in charge of arrangements for the ball, and the queen's tea was under the direction of the freshman women's ac- tivity group. 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I. tr .N L ',n4X:,-, '- fr- A.. lf 'tiff' , f H, Y fl .-If X1 I, 4,hi1,?s,!EV IB., '- ' A' : .-pfu'-:VT Y I , .'-,Y . Lx yd, . eblfwlfl owl Q . '-Z' I 1-.A .- QW OWZ .mum lows Ullflf -ii? gan McClure Monestier Thomas Thaxter Wessel gl 85Al'YL6l,l'L Fall Bill Ferguson Dick Wessel - lean Monestier Barbara Thaxter pf,-.. - I ,. Sponsor: Karl Buckman Officers - President - - Vice-President - - - Sec.-Treas. - - Social Chrmn. - arid Spring - Al Kuhn - Katherine Rinn Betty Pat Thomas Marylyn McClure Pergl-ISO11 y . -5 f r 8 'Q Q 'QQ-'- ,L 1 ..M:.t,.iJ' r ' , Y 5 It -a Kuhn ' . Sp 0l'l'LOl 8 CALM Alles ' Sponsor: Dr. Hubert Phillips Fall Barbara Hebert - Eloise Pyrnrn - Pauline Gist - Corrine Chollet 'WS ' Hebei Officers President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. Social Chrmn. Spring - Aleck Papulias - Helen Alles Rosemary Iohnson - Barbara Busch Busch Chollet Iohnson Pymm union arid Sponsor: Dr. E. V. Tenney Carlson Fall Betty Miley - Marie Kauftung Castleberry lean M1195 ' Barbara Castleberry Officers President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. Social Chrmn. Spring Alberta Kiehl Dorothy Dillman - lean Miles - Sylvia Carlson Dillmcm Miles ,v 1. Q, . 53.341 S , vw , , J Miley J -Q:-CLS S1. -1 mchenn Plans! A for ltudent F' lates A April 29 ay 94: Ther 'r all Frei f Petitio nt 151 l -TW: lf? '.j5L'j:lfE:: f '. was L.. J-L 118.1 ',gL'4..J, g, . Fre5:g lg-,gl A on offxb Q nt vicgl en's l blicaiif f'2 l 'mmissllg , An ca 1 C . 'lCandi f 'f 4' 9 n C' f l Un oner -5, .. , elled - me L Xe timlzi - 1' Tvij 'tive comm. lative com Oy ff . ,gee col lam mms -vs Franck played b niskell with Lorraine pamst Mouvernentl l B I V, oulenc and lgsq?3q ' nences du els., 1 I 'buswv 11115134 WY kiwi E val ol' Ver xccompr jf? J HUB 1:11, at -vu ' 5 We nj-,V 5' l-' PM gzlrgla-'r a 11 -J, A fp If -W 7 C1130 Q gig, 'I .sb if 1-V55 F gy? J He? 11' L. X '+4u 1118 BHC 'am ' 1' X - ,ixtme K 'The - fmusic epartmel dmpleted not 63, an e iff here are no I 5.3 .1- ..f'e te' -mdidates for 1 i 5 opei -.. ,, l ants W. Don B011 ' ,flhe colh, esple A5k'f5?5jfQ4, ly D-. 'xrthur rank Mesple the DXZIHJSIS tvso an of we ,.l H1 belhem xmpus, May .:f H-5 Mu rgfmimtions P ,E ' Jellt win 11 Stage gn ed 'at and , lil? ' GS ation office-Eg -if A 1d Mesplgiiifi-1,5 J.-2-ill XV aln the L9 allocax' - T,-ub.'l f. , -Lg: Q ' L 25315: 11:55 ere Phyllis-if 111 be w : .x1I.'E . ay 1, lfiie-71.51 ifh 'fbi1iQf :1E ent, f'3'15-lt' f Ltesv -M hutch 55512 U Miss V .el xr-11.1-. ,H .,, 6 L- .1,,,J3A-.. Q ai A hp at sii. Q --'- f ,TI week f -' V-E5 'img , , 155.a I 1i':75g?Q?1rtlcles L he so QQ ' 51 hee m- 'iflf fl - - gif. 711: , A My 1,2-13 4 'li wiifb' 'Xl YH '-IF' Kam . 'l ll Pm' - -jigiivsgilclenls ,.'..QG2'7.4 if-' 1 31391511 N 2 w e sale il !II1IIlltlZ6 ted by 1' , are Ba I Bev 4? A 15:12-ag 3-.1 1--1 asa 1-LL' 'ii ,, ,- . ' af dividuallgsqn Casey Shine II13 qe.Key Carnivalwere disqussedi By lconiacting Mrsl Qivirginla '31 meeting ol' -thewluncheon club CEPR. l'-Wfv in .HO.0rfr 4331+ fvffher M- C or ger mio ers stups B he said, 'QILQAHASF ' :U-5 he orcheatyp. .0110 of be married in by the orchestra m aneon the School X1 Qc- band contemporary composers will be by Doris Kaziun and Arpie ir! a piano duet by Harl In a. and by Nm-ma. Phillips missril solo by Hai-lewe. whoee works 2' Sam Dougherty he training of the 11' 110 is an lnsu for a veter to Elgflmzn said. Stage tickets same price as will be 1 rt-time ba ork and an there ls are availe drug 1 to work 1 ,. helper and additional help ded m the coffee Shop of the 'War Memorialf ron I .such as gardening, offered to those he npterested. the lreshmau 'Daren as college NTGT'ETl Lulugay, mast ye-:CEl'e ewceuneutt, M.- Turney was, with cz gold brcrcel ,Lg .,......-.-..- Ella ZS-TG. rt at Ella the Delta Frida in the soc Delta D 0 V A presente -56, i . ei ' engmve fro- pledge- majoi Betty Veale the Jn 7 G NS NE Q, 1110 CB ofl the cd par bull lther ex. Sig ' he filth yy! Heil timeaar chell, won' f -throw, while Alpha Theta and Norma IE Betty Kalb:-1 contestants 1 Werei of the lentiale Univer- ll lelifor- 43'- P' 1, thern ,D Je.. l' 1 5- iiiimtely six- Women and are expected to enter the contests to compete for the :eo and S520 prizes. The contests 'ire tentatively scheduled for the Phe booth, wliicl., tween theunion and' . Y first week in May. , , -shine and give 25 cents e. the War Thefspeecheg will be a. minimum tration building- is Oven dafly n'f7m MGDF101Tia1 fund at the same time. of eight minutes and a, maximum 9 am- to 3130 P-nl and 15 heme ,Wf'Shine! Have your shoes shined., .of eleven, millutes, according to J. ER COP cor and E Xi O the and J Phi C the Dei Mes member cohtest 1 Leoneptl l master of cel toi' which m Dan Trafical Ninei Key, Niheteen u at ZEI Freeno St -itiateduinto tr lastic Society dinner at thx The iorganl Dr. Gertrude department, 5 Joaquin Valli the Phi Bete purpose the fl arehip. 9 The studet having. a, ggal 2.2, their hot lege, end am V June Alex ior, Englisiib czYli' QV' M65 cms :arm ani Pvixw 'vy- QI' '-1 L f V- Q1-' -g-. ,irc - '-' , ax f, fh' w2f,1..,,3 V A ish - 49:1 w3g??..i'V.w,vL , M . I - .9 Y -4 V K AF-A M --r -.Ci--'ra H, ., ' M- 4 --,,,,.,7-' 1. I n . .--. - Q, X N QQ I Combs Draklich FC111 Martin Daren Neikirk Barbara Draklich Annette LaRue Sue Combs - U QlfLL0l C165 Sponsor: Dr. A. R. Lang Officers - - President - Vice-President - - - Sec.-Treas. - - Social Chrmn. Spring - lack Quail - Dick Martin Frances Worriek Sue Combs Nefkffk Quail racluafing Acord, Shirley A.B., Music, President, Charm Chorus, Pianoforte. Phrateres, Freshman Worn- en's Luncheon Club. Alexander, Ruth A.B., Spanish. Angarano, Angelo eniom Adams, Iulia A.B., English, The Key, Sig- ma Tau Delta, A.W.S Luncheon Club, W.A.A. Carrier, Collegian. Alves, Marjorie A.B., Education, General Elementary, CSTA, Phra- teres, Ki-Pri, Club Bolivar, Kappa Delta Pi. Bahling, Doris A.B., Education, General 1-LB., Commerce. Elementary. Barger, Iean I-LB., Social Science, Toka- lon, President, A.W.S., Pan- Hellenic, President, Alpha Theta, Secretary, Public Re- lations Committee, Rally Committee, Secretary, Stu- dent Body, Womenfs Legis- lative Commissioner, Board of Union Control, Who's W h o Among Students, Freshman Women's Lunch- eon Club, Triple S. 'Bej ar, Lorenza A.B., Spanish and French Spanish Club, French Club Sigma Delta Pi, The Key. BOPP, Merilyn Boyd, Daniel A.B., Commerce, Special A.B., Physical Education, Secondary, Commerce, W. 1-LA., Delta Sigma Epsilon. Special Secondary, Physical Education, Varsity F. gjracluafing eniom Browe, Lola Brown, Iuanita A.B., Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education, President, W.A. A., Pi Epsilon, Tokalon, The Key, Sigma Tau Delta, Handbook, Chairman and Vice Chairman, Red Cross, Delta Sigma Epsilon Cup tor Outstanding Freshman Woman, Freshman Women's Luncheon Club, Triple S, Who's Who Among Stu- dents. A.B., Iournalism, President, Empathy, President, Toka- lon, Alpha Phi Gamma, Psi Chi Iota, Commissioner of Publications, 'Handbook-DL rectory, Collegian, Editor, Campus, Canteen Commit- tee, Vice President, Student Body, Cry Havoc, Wiz- ard oi Oz, Tonight at 8:l5 , Vice President, Iunior Class, Who's Who Among Students. Cameron, Helen Campbell, Bev A.B., Education, General Elementary, Sigma Tau Del- ta, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Transaides, Phrateres, CSTA. A.B., Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education, Secretary and President, W.A.A., Triple S, Tokalon, Pi Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta, A.W.S. Lunch- eon Club, Delta Sigma Ep- silon, Campus, Collegian, Co-editor, Handbook, Car- rier, Rally Committee, Who's Who Among Students, The Key. Campbell, Margaret Casey, Iean I A.B., Geology. A.B., English, Alpha Phi Gamma, Tokalon, Spanish Club, The Key, Sigma Tau Delta, W.A.A., Delta Mu Phi, Public Information, Red Cross, Editor, Collegian, Handbook, Campus, Editor. Carrier, Who's Who Among Students. Chollet, Lorette Claverie, Robert A.B., Education, CSTA, A. W.S., Pan-Hellenic, W.A.A., Alpha Theta, Queen's Tea Committee, Freshman Recep- tion Committee. Colclough, Marilou A.B., Biology: Zeta Theta, A.W,S. Executive Board, Sigma Phi Gamma. A.B., Social Science, Alpha. Collins, Eleanor A.B., Education, General Elementary, P r e s i d e n t, CSTA, Ki-Pri, War Activi- ties Chairman, A.W.S., A.WgS. Luncheon Club, Vice President, Alpha Theta, Chairman, Freshman Re- ception, Secretary, Student Body,.-Who's Who Among Students. rcwluafing eniom Combs, Sue Cowan, Gordon A.B., Spanish: Sigma Phi Gamma, Rally Committee, Secretary and Treasurer, Iunior Class: Social Chair- man, Senior Class: War Bond Chairman. Devlin, Ida A.B., Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education: W,A.A., Pi Epsi- lon, Sigma Tau Delta, Toka- lon, Red Cross Board, Alpha Theta, Co-Editor, Handbook: A.W.S., Campus, Collegian, Who's Who Among Stu- dents. A.B., Commerce: Alpha Del- ta Gamma, Theta Chi. Dice, Laura A.B., Music: Senior Wom- en's Chorus, Madrigal Club, Pianoforle, Mu Phi Epsilon, Rotary Club Vocal Scholar- ship. Dollar, Henrietta Dougherty, Sara Sager A.B. , Commerce. A.B., Physical Education: Freshmen Women's Lunch- eon Club, Triple S, Tolcalon, President, Delta Kappa: Queen's Attendant, Who's Who Among Students, Vice President 'Student Body, W.A.A., Pi Epsilon, A.W.S. Draklich, Barbara Elder. Mildred J-LB., Education, General Elementary: Secretary, Pan- Hellenic: Omicron Sigma Pi. President, Sigma Phi Gam- ma: Rally Committee, Secre- tary, Iunior Class: Vice President, Senior Class. Ensz, Elda AJB., Education, General Elementary: The Key, Kap- pa Delta Pi, Ki-Pri, CSTA, Inter-Varsity Christian Fel- lowship. A.B., Commerce: Delta Sig- ma Epsilon. Fathy, Mildred A.B., Music: Pl-irateres: Pres- ident, Senior Women's Chor- us: A Cappella Choir: Charm Chorus: Publicity Chairman, Pianotorte: Publi- city Chairman, Glee Club: Secretary, Iunior Musical Club. lm Y 4 I Q M f ' ....- 'R t gf... Follansbee, Marion A.B., English: President, Sig- ma Tau Delta: Treasurer, Pan Hellenic: President, Psi Chi Iota, Frymire, Mary Lou AB., Social Science: Presi- dent, Omega Xi Omicron: Secretary, Rally Committee: Nurse's Aide Chairman, Red Cross: Assistant Editor, Campus. Gibson, Eugene A.B., Physical Science: Vet- eran's Club, Collegian. President, Band. Gould, Frances A.B., Education, General Elementary: Kappa Delta Pi, Phraleres, Ki-Pri, CSTA, W.A.A,, A.W.S. Luncheon Club. Hamilton, Iean A.B., Education, General Elementary: Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Sigma Pi, CSTA, Ki-Pri, Charm Chorus, Alpha Theta. vluafing eniom Foreman, Thomas Elton A.B., Iournalism: Alpha Phi Gamma, Blue Key, Colle- gian, Caravan, Campus, Handbook, Our Town, Time of Your Life, Corn- missioner of Publications. Gast, Barbara A.B., Commerce, Special Secondary, Commerce: Pres- ident, Newman Club: A.W. S. Luncheon Club, Red Cross, Delta Sigma Epsilon. Giorgetti, Gloria A.B., Education, General Elementary: Transaides, Ki- Pri, CSTA. Goyette, Betty A.B., Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education, Newman Club, President, Pi Epsilon: WIA. A. Hanson, Elaine A.B., Education, Kindergar- ten-Primary and General Elementary: Ki-Pri, CSTA, The Key, IVCE, Kappa Del- ta Pi. I 6l uafzng elfI,L0l 6l . Horg Lawrence Iordan, Florence' A.B., Speech, Special Sec:- ondary, Speech: Vice Presi- dent, Sigma Tau Deltag Vice President and Secretary- Treasurer, Empathyg A.W.S, Kashrshian Queeme Keithly, Irwin Speech Empathy A.B., Commerce, Alpha Del- Phrateres Spider Island ta Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Veteran's Club. Kellenberger Darius Kerley, Cecil AB Education A.B., Commerce, Commerce Club, A.M.S., S.C.A. Kreyenhagen Verna lean Larsen, Pearledncl A.B., Art, Special Second- ary, Art, Art Center, Presi- dent, Alpha Thetag Chair- man, Election Comrnitteep Vice President, Student Body, President, Pan-Heb lenicg Queen's Attendant, Social Chairman, A.W.S.g secrezmyf w.A.A., ce- Chairman, Decorations for Queen's Ball, Art Director, Coed Code, Who's Who Among Students. Lewis Martha Dean Licouris, Penny AB Education General A.B., Education, General Elementary Kappa Delta P1 Elementary. grcwluafing eniorfi Ludeke, Lorraine Martin, Cleo A.B., Education, General Elementary: President, Kap- pa Delta Pi: President, Phra- teres: President, Transaides: A.W.S. Luncheon Club, Sen- ior Women's Chorus, Piano- forte, CSTA. A.B., Music: Pianoforte, Symphony Orchestra, Sen- ior Women's Chorus, Madri- gal Singers, Cecilian Sing- ers, Rotary Vocal Scholar- ship. Masi, Evelyn McAllister, Dorothy A.B., Commerce, Special Secondary, Commerce: Pres- ident, Newman Club: W.A. A.: Delta Sigma Epsilon, Election Committee, A.B., Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education: Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Epsilon, President, Toka- lon: Triple S, Vice Presi- dent, A.W.S.: Secretary- Treasurer W.A.A.: The Key, Secretary, Red Cross: Presi- dent, Psi Chi Iota: Editor, Coed Code: Campus, News Editor, Collegian, Student Court ludge, National Stu- dent Federation oi America, Co-Chairman, Decorations ior Queen's Ball: Who's Who Among Students. McKay, Iris Mesple, Frank A.B., Speech: Pianotorte, Transaides, Empathy. A.B., Speech and Political Science: Blue Key, The Key, Pi Gamma Mu, International Relations Club, Bronze Buc- kle, Newman Club, Zeta Mu, Chairman, Rally Committee: Collegian, Canteen Commit- tee, President, Student Body: .Drama, Who's Who Among Students. Mills, Kenneth I Mooradian, Rosie A.B., Biology: Zeta Theta, Theta Chi, Election Commit- tee, Date Committee. A.B., Commerce. Moranda, Theodore Neikirk, Daren A.B., History: 'Mu Alpha Del- ta, Student Court Iudge, Blue Key, Who's Who Among Students. A.B., Physical Education: Varsity F, Rally Committee, Chairman, Public Relations: Chairman, Special Events: Men's Athletic Commission- er, President, Sophomore Class: President, Iunior Class: President, Senior Class: President, A.M.S.: President, Blue Key: Presi- dent, Alpha: Varsity ,Foot- ball: Who's Who Among Students. rcwluafing eniorzi Nelson, Lois Oberer, Barbara A.B., Education, Kindergar- ten-Primaryg Ki-Pri, CSTA. A.B., Education, General Elementary, CSTA, W.A.A., Omega Xi Orriicron. Ohanian, Arpie Palmer, Mary lvern RB., Music, Special Second- ary, Public School Music, President, Pianoforteg Charm Chorus, F.S.C. Symphony, College Canteen, Who's Who Among Siudents. Phillips, Dorothy A.B., Education, General Elementary, President, Kap- pa Delta Pig Transaides, A.W.S. Luncheon Club, A,B., English, Sigma Tau Delta, Pianoforte, Charm Chorus, Senior Woinen's Chorus, WJ-LA. Phillips, Norma A.B,, Music. CSTA, Senior Women's Chorus, Psi Chi lata. Potter, Ir., Kenneth Pruner, Martha .1-LB., Social Science, Theta Chi, Vice President, Fresh- man Class. A.B., Physical Education, Pi Epsilon, Delia Sigma Epsi- lon. Quail, Ir., Iohn 1 Rees, W. Iames A.B., Social Science, Alpha, Board of Union Control, Public Relaiions, Inter-Frat Council, Blue Key, Presi- dent, Senior Class. A.B., Education, General Elementary. V I ,. Rl is N. 1, I' 11 . tl -4, ' grcwluafing eniom Reiss, Marilyn Flenfrow, Eclcle A.B., Education, General Elementary, Pianolorte, Sig- ma Tau Delta, Sigma Phi Gamma, Women's Chorus, Orchestra: Y AB., Speech, Senior,Wom- en's Chorus, A.W.S. Lunch- eon Clulo, Iunior ,Musical Club, Alpha Theta. Roberts, Betty Lu Rowe, Mary A.B., Education, Kindergar- ten-Primary, Presideni, Ki- Pri, CSTA, Phraieres, A Cappella Choir, Senior Women's Choru, Pianoforte. Delta Mu Phi. A.B., Home Economics, Spe- cial Secondary, Home Eco- nomics. Royer, Ethelrnae Ruriyon, Theona A.B., Home Economics, Spe- cial Secondary, Home Eco nomics. Sahargun. Iosephine AB., Education, General Elementary, CSTA, Ki-Pri, Omicron Sigma Pi, Newman Club, Delta Mu Phi. Sanderson, William A.B., Commerce. A.B., Education, Ki-Pri, WA. A., Delta Sigma Epsilon. Salwasser, Mervin A.B., Physical Education. Schuknecht, Iacquelyn AB., Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education, Pi Epsilon, Tolca- lon, W.A.A., Sigma Phi Gamma, Chairman, Rally Committee, Campus Queen, Secretary, Student Body, Daisy Mae, Sadie Hawkins Day: Who's Who Among Students. rcwluafing eniorfi C Shain, Isaiah Sheagren, Iosephine AB., Political Science. I-LB., Commerce, Senior Women's Chorus, Pianolorte, Sigma Phi Gamma, Student Council, Queen's Attendant. Shropshire, Ioe Snow, Madelyn AB., Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education, President, Varsity F, Election Committee, Ath- letic Board oi Control. Track, Field, Football. Soto, Lee A.B., Social Science, Vice President, Secretary, A.M,S., President, l.R.C., Veteran's Club, Spanish Club, Alpha Phi Gamma, Collegian. Stewart, Irene. A.B., History, Secretary and Vice President, International Relations, Sigma Phi Gam- ma. Swan, Rosalind A.Bt, Music, Kappa Delta Pi, Pianoiorte, IVCF, Senior WOIfl9H'S Chorus, Mu Phi Epsilon. ' A.B.,- Education, General Eleemntary. Stanley, Dorothy A.B., Speech, President, Em- pathy, Vice President, Toka- lon, Delta Sigma Epsilon. Stuart, Marjorie A.B., Social Science, W.A. A., President, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Rally Committee, Special Events Committee, Pan Hellenic, Vice, Presi- dent, Iunior Class. Veale, Betty Lou I-LB., History, President, Sig- ma Phi Gamma, Chairman, Rally Committee, Chairman, Public Relations, Canteen Committee, Chairman, Red Cross Special Services Com- mittee, Vice President, Red Cross, Treasurer, Pan Hel- lenic, Vice President, Sopho- more Class, President, lun- ior Class, Treasurer, Fresh- man Class, Vice President, Iunior Class: Who's Who Among Students. Ts- ., .. -n n W., Q .3 -., . , , 1 qs. X. ,,. ., fi fs., Piston, Ed A.B., Arty Blue Key, Alpha Phi Gamma, Bronze Buckle. Editor, The Collegian, '41, grcwfuafing eniom Voelker, Geraldine Vose, Wilna A.B., Education, General Elementary: W.A.A., Delta Sigma Epsilon, Rally Corn- mittee. A.B,, Home Economics, Spe- cial Secondary, Home Eco- nomics: CSTA, Vice Presi- dent and President, Omicron Sigma Pip Red Cross. Ward, Frances Whealen, William A.B., Commercep Pi Gamma Mu. A.B. , Social Science. Willis, Barbara Wornek, Frances A.B,, Music, Special Sec- ondary, Music: President, Pianofortep Freshman Wom- en's 'Luncheon Club, Treas- urer, Tokalonp Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal Club, A.W.S. Luncheon Club, Secretary. The Key: Plymouth Club: Symphony Orchestra, Senior Women's Chorus, President, Mu Phi Epsilon. A.B., Education, General Elementary 1 Ki-Pri, CSTA, Delta Mu Phi, Chairman, Red Cross' Camp and Hospi- tal Corps: Chairman, Iunior- Senior Prom Decorations Cornznitteeg Chairman, Elec- tion Committee: Secretary- Treasurer, Senior Class: Triple S. , Wright, Marjory Yearin, Marylyn AB., Music. A.B., Englishp President, Sigma Tau Deltag President, Pan Hellenicg President, Psi Chi Iotay Assistant Editor, Caravang Canteen Commit- tee, A.W.S. Luncheon Club, Chapel Committee, Student Council, Chairman, Awah- nee Book Drive: Publicity Chairman, A Cappella Choir, Messiah, Senior Women's Chorus, Charm Chorus, Historian, Phrateresg Commerce Club. eniom ?MfAouf HCZMPQJ Allen, Charles A.B., Art. Anderson, Richard C. I-LB., Social Science. Anduri, Carl ' A.B,, Education, General , - Elementary. Beban, Mary Barbara A.B., Education. Brown, Charles A.B., Commerce. Carter, Ollie A.B., Industrial Arts. Collins, Maxine A.B., Education, General Elementary. Deckeri, Shirley A.B., Education, General Elementary, DeMaria, Orest AB., Commerce. Dickinson, William Faladino, Nicholas A.B., Social Science. Faris, Elaine ILB., Social Science. Forsblad, Leland A.B., Music. Hammond, Iames A.B., Education, Hannon, Imelda A.B., Nursing. Hartley, Leonard A.B., Social Science. Helvey, lr., George A.B., Commerce. Irigary, Dorothy A.B., Commerce, Special Secondary, Commerce. Iones, Barbara A.B., Commerce. Kazian, Doris A.B., Physical Education, I-LB., Music, Senior W'omen's Special Secondary, Physical Choir, Pianoiorte. Education. King, Iames A.B., Physical Science. Kohler, Iohn A.B., Commerce. Koontz, Charles A.B., Music, Special Second- ary, Music. LaRue, Annette J-LB., Social Science: Fresh- man Women's Luncheon Club, Triple S, Sigma Phi Gamma, Contact Chairman, A.W.S.g War Activities Com- mittee, Commissioner of Publications, President, Le Cercle Francaisg Secretary- Treasurer, Senior Classy Publications Committee: Pan Hellenic, Business Man- ager, Campus, Who's Who Among Students. Macht, Freda A.B., Education, General Elementary. Mclntire, Waits C. A.B., Education McKim, Florence A.B., Education, General Elementary. McMul1an, Eleanor AB., Education. eniom llfliflzouf fqcfurefi Nesalhous, Anne A.B., Education, English- Speech, United Airlines Scholarship. Notorangelo, Anna AB., Education. O'Hara, Roderick AB., Speech. Pantaj a, Gertrude AB., Education. Pasillas, Erline AB., Nursing. Peirsol, Donna A.B,, General Studies. Peoples, Granville AB., Social Science. Petropulos, Angelo A.B,, Physical Education, Special Secondary, Physical Education, - Pitts, Wanda A.B,, Education, General Elementaryg Kappa Della Pi. Plaugher, lim AB., Speech and Education, General Elementary: CSTA, Theta Chi, Football. Pakoczy, Harold A.B., Biology. Reed, Stanley A.B., Social Science. Robert, Addie Louise I-LB., Education, General Elementary. Burnley, Ir., Alfred AB., History. Saettler, Louis ' A.B., Speech: International Relations, Veterans' Club. Satterburg, Frederick A.B., Education, General Elementaryg Omega Xi Omi- cron. Schiebelhut, Louise A.B., Education. Slater, Joyce A.B., Geographyg President, Delta Sigma Epsilon: Presi- dent, Pan Hellenic. Snyder, Kate A.B., French. Spaith, Rex A.B., Commerce: Alpha. Sparks, David, A.B., Commerce. Stokes, Iohn A.B., Social Science. Tienken, Robert A.B., Commerce. Tucker, Dorothy A.B. , Biology. Tufts, Lucille A.B., Speech. Valelc, Vincent A.B. , Commerce. Walker, Carl A.B., Psychology and Philos- ophy. Whealen, Paul A.B., Social Science. Yoder, Paul A.B., Biology. Zimmerman, Verna Lois AB., Kindergarten - Primary Education. SW, 656. gr It, vi Yr -Muff fi Qi gf? 3 L. 41, 'Jw arg, N Y ' 1 u if ' ,.w Agbashian, Charles Iohn Albright, Leilan Andrews, Phillip Hunt Arbuckle, Iames Warren Avakian, Luther Bahling, Donald Merrel Bartlett, Howard S., Ir. Beardsley, William F. Becking, Marion Bertken, Keith M. Biggam, Bruce' Allan Bloch, Frederick Lionel Bon, Carrol B. Bratton, Philip Philmore Brown, Paul Hindberg Brubaker, David Preston Bubeck, Sheldon Thomas Buddenbaum, Otto August Buel, Robert Iames Caldwell, Iames Earl Chow, Wesley Y. Cook, Merrill R. Corzine, Glenn Coyner, George Richard Crawford, Kenneth I. Cribb, Edward I. Drake, Harrington Max Eden, Roy K. Edison, Dwight D. Egelhoier, Raymond K. Farley, Keith G. Farr, Forest Elmer Fisher, Charles F. Foreman, Ray Forrest, Newell Foster, Stanley M. Funk, Iohn Garner, Frank Robert Gash, Frank T. Golden, Richard Gourguet, Stanley Granz, Robert Floyd Grimes, Delbert Hall, Robert Iohn Harris, Charles Phillip OFLOI' my DEAD Heisinger, S. Lawrence Hiller, Donald Eugene Hook, Iames Hunter, Robert Melvin Hutchison, William Iames, Edwin Floyd Ienks, Frank Iustice, Carroll E. Kaufield, Iames E. Kemble, Iames M. Kuhn, Elmer C. Larsen, Charles C., Ir. Leach, Roy Edgar Leninhan, Thomas I. Licouris, William Loomer, V ernon L. Luchsinger, Andrew Lynch, Daniel E. Manock, Normand D. Mars, Magellon C. Martin, Arthur W., Ir. Matthew, Keith Allen McKenzie, Elvin Robert McPheeters, Kenneth S. Mecartea, Rexford W. Miller, Kenneth Milton, Arthur Bennett Minor, Paul D. Morain, Charles Hale Morris, Ioe Mulcahy, Lowell I. Mulligan, Iack C. Myers, Ernest, Ir. Nichols, Oliver Nolte, Ernest Gerald Palmer, Carl Perdue, Roy H. Petersen, George S., Ir. Pheley, Kenneth A. Pheley, Iohn Kemp Pilegard, Ralph L. Porteous, Iohn Richey. Posson, Iohn Louis Poulsen, Richard Iames Prunty, William Putnam, Elliot Belleville Ramsey, Iohn Chesney Ramsey, Eugene Iames Regan, Iohn D. Roberts, Marion Rodman, Richard Cornell Rouch, Melvin Rudolph, Charles Sanderson, Nathan L. Sarafian, Harold Scherrer, Robert L. Shattuck, Robert L. Shields, Iohn Wayne Simensen, Donald Ray Sloper, Robert Ray Smale, Robert Smith, Sidney Lee Stanley, Richard F. Steward, Glenn Stewart, Frederick T. Stoeckl, Norman Storm, Kenneth Streeter, Eugene I. Sullivan, Eugene Sundahl, Leonard A. Thomas, Charles Leslie Thomas, Dorsey B. Thomas, Menlo Thompson, Iohn Rexcraft Thonen, Al, Ir. Todd, Iack F. Treanor, Frank Tucker, Robert Gene Van Dagrilt, -William H. Van Vleet, George, Ir. Walker, Donald G. Wallace, Robert W. Wallace, vincelm, Ir. Watson, Robert H. West, Don Wetter, Burl Eugene Wilkins, Lee Bernard Wilson, Loren R. Wolfson, Kent H. Yurk, Iames D. Zwang, Herman C. 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Golden, Richard Gourguet, Stanley Granz, Robert Floyd Grimes, Delbert Hall, Robert Iohn Harris, Charles Phillip 0lfLOl QD! DEAD Heisinger, S. Lawrence Hiller, Donald Eugene Hook, Iames Hunter, Robert Melvin Hutchison, William Iames, Edwin Floyd Ienks, Frank Iustice, Carroll E. Kautield, Iames E. Kemble, Iames M. Kuhn, Elmer C. Larsen, Charles C., Ir. Leach, Roy Edgar Leninhan, Thomas I. Licouris, William Loomer, Vernon L. Luchsinger, Andrew Lynch, Daniel E. Manock, Normand D. Mars, Magellon C. Martin, Arthur W., Ir. Matthew, Keith Allen McKenzie, Elvin Robert McPheeters, Kenneth S. Mecartea, Rexford W. Miller, Kenneth Milton, Arthur Bennett Minor, Paul D. Morain, Charles Hale Morris, Ioe Mulcahy, Lowell I. Mulligan, Iack C. Myers, Ernest, Ir. Nichols, Oliver - Nolte, Ernest Gerald Palmer, Carl Perdue, Roy H. Petersen, George S., Ir. Pheley, Kenneth A. Pheley, Iohn Kemp Pilegard, Ralph L. Porteous, lohn Richey. Posson, Iohn Louis Poulsen, Richard Iames Prunty, William Putnam, Elliot Belleville Ramsey, Iohn Chesney Ramsey, Eugene Iames Regan, Iohn D. Roberts, Marion Rodman, Richard Cornell Rouch, Melvin Rudolph, Charles Sanderson, Nathan L. Saratian, Harold Scherrer, Robert L. Shattuck, Robert L. Shields, Iohn Wayne Simensen, Donald Ray Sloper, Robert Ray Smale, Robert Smith, Sidney Lee Stanley, Richard F. Steward, Glenn Stewart, Frederick T. Stoeckl, Norman Storm, Kenneth Streeter, Eugene I. Sullivan, Eugene Sundahl, Leonard A. Thomas, Charles Leslie Thomas, Dorsey B. Thomas, Menlo Thompson, Iohn Rexcratt Thonen, Al, Ir. Todd, Iack F. Treanor, Frank Tucker, Robert Gene Van Dagrilf, William H. Van Vleet, George, Ir. Walker, Donald G. Wallace, Robert W. Wallace, Vincent, Ir. Watson, Robert H. West, Don Wetter, Burl Eugene Wilkins, Lee Bernard Wilson, Loren R. Wolfson, Kent H. Yurk, Iames D. Zwang, Herman C. 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