Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1937 volume:

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SHE S Plummer, the central position of college and high school. l-le considers financial problems, studies educa- tional policies, makes recommendations to trustees. Advises with deans and department heads concerning details of school activities. His position is an important cne, demanding an understanding of mutual problems on the part of school and community, Dean of Women, social adviser, A. W. S. adviser, play director and drama instructor, Litchy has her hands full. l-ler success in each capacity is evidenced by the turn- out at social affairs, by the play productions, by general student opinion that she's a swell person. lvl 'lEllgl Official director of the college, his duties are many. l-le advises concerning matters requiring action of Board of Trustees, conducts relations with other institutions, directs student registration. Also finds time to keep academic and personal records of students, to super- vise curriculum developments, instructional procedure, academic policies. As dean of men, his most important function is Working with students. Has charge of student loody budget and finances for athletic contests. One of his biggest tobs 1S that of N. Y. A. administrator. ls A M S adviser and Well-liked. lnstructs mathematics classes in his spare time. as ' ' 1 ' is V FREDA SCHMALE DOROTHY P. SHAW GLENN H. LEWIS ARTHUR L. NUNN W. P. CORBETT LENA E. REYNOLDS FIAMETTA RHEAD WENDELL S. FLETCHER EDITH H. LOGAN R. A. MARSDEN RUTH L. SCOTT GENEVA IOHNSON MABEL L. SHARPE NANCY LEE CARMICHAEL ETHELENE M. KITCHING HAROLD E. WALBERG MARGUERITE LINDSLEY DON W. BRUNSKILL IVA B. ERNSBERGER LOGAN W. WHEATLEY CHARLES W. HART 'Tl T' H. LYNN SHELLER MARTHA EHLEN IAMES R. SMITH DON C. CRUICKSHANK E. A. AMES ELEANOR M. DUNN H. BRUCE CLARKE RUTH I. PLIMPTON ROSE DONNELY T. H. LODGE FLORENCE C. RANDALL ROY E. PRIEBE VENA B. LOOMIS CHARLES L. RUBY H. E. DES GRANGES E. WINIFRED HAWES MILDRED BINKLEY H. DUDLEY NASHOLD EDWIN A. SWANSON H. H. TRACY LUCILE B. HINKLE RALPH R. SNYDER DENVER S. GARNER R. W. BORST MYRTLE V. STUELKE ESTHER C. LITCI-IFIELD MARY Y. HODGDON BENIAMIN EDWARDS C. A. WORSLEY ERNEST VON GRUENIGEN DR. MABEL A. MYERS DR. A. M. WILLIAMS DR. I. A. WILLIAMS DR. SAMUEL H. CORTEZ OTIS P. LeROSS WILLIAM H. MATLOCK EVERIS F. NELSON I-I. INA GERRITT I-IENRIETTA S. HELM L. O. CULP IRMA L. TAPP EARL S. DYSINGER W. T. BOYCE ELEANOR M. WRIGHT -:ilu Ill-I U2 .IAM LJ-4 .-I-4 I IDA MIDDLETON ELIZABETH BAILEY BERTI-IA PAGE MARGARET CROOKS RUTH WILLIAMS DORIS EDEN MARION SHERMAN GERALDINE WALKER DORIS GRIFFITH MARY NELL MOORE ALMA CLARK MARTHA LEE PITTS , 'A 5 .. f it h h Y A- I ' 1 5532 4 .r- - - -1mf.,-2.-x..n-'.m.Q.N..m.-...-N-....N--nam. ,W-fy-i,.--......J..,..-....,T...i.j-.,.-.ff...1T-.:.T-...fT-:.- my :Vg-gre. ,Ay ., , ,4 ., sn .. ,. f V- - , 1 5Mli,ek5Sg:35i'55rv'3i:a ,Q' ':Eqg.+11if, :-h 52v -9.51-'H .. I '. Q '3UfVE'1'?EiLE if ff 079' QC. 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Together with the administration, theirs is the responsibility for the conduct of all student body affairs. Two formal dances, the annual picnic, afternoon dances were student body activities in which their Work was apparent. ln- conspicuous, but essential, was their direction of A. S. B. financial affairs. Acting with the Dean, the Board ap- points standing committees, has charge of general school busi ess. Student government oard members hold office both semester but election is held at mid-year for oilgiexr positions of the student body, includirigx Annual Torch and Weekly Torch editors, men and women athletic managers, forexn- F-A -Rx so X Xxxxi-Fulnifff I ,X tx UD UD ITE! t fm ILT! sics manager, yell and song leadersg W Membership in the Associated Stu- dent Body is automatically bestowed upon any student carrying twelve units of work. U2 . , ...1 I.. W. McCool, B. Woods, D. Cline. Under direction of President Winifred McCool, the A. W. S. began the year with a tea Welcoming Freshmen Women and a series of sponsor parties to introduce new Women into campus life. Social affairs were Freshman teas, vocational Week, a girl- date dance, one or two other dances. A. W. S. has charge of Work done each year to help families in need. Activities for the past year have been designed to further its ideals of friendship and service. A. M. S. activities include several assemblies stag banquets vocational Week, dances. An organization for men some of its problems were the participation of men in all social functions the formation of a men's rooting section at athletic contests the conduct of male students on the campus. Directed by President Gail Eagleton, supported by all men students, the organization has been active throughout the year sponsoring several afternoon dances and rallies holding short business meetings. G. Eagleton, W. Rollo. 1 V, 1, ' 1 I ' l lpssfffi ' A t J '7,t..Q'. 1 '1' kftts. if V. 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'5'4:g lf,.-25155. -' :QA-41 43 is 'ISA' - ' 't 'Y - 1 -221: :.-- rf-Q ,g1 ,,,Q 2 ' :1'3vg li: Elf' ff: .if ff iii 9F?as'r:.,s'k3?:11 .?51 9'f?ff33 ' '1-15-lr,-' 1' : : f:.1-2,3-,-:-:fa-11? ,-:f w f 1':f1mr:9f.Ti3 ws.-. ., ? 1' , F - 'I' iE1'g4 W F. mf- -e-ww-f42Zu'.:?6fG , ' Cf?-'i f' -' --f ' 1. lin' '7 1xE9i31g-537' F Qfzl. 2554-ix ,day 'Bi' 'L:i72r,?4 Z,.,3E, - 1 252 M 514 5313 in Lf I fini. :if GW - 1 Q ' UQ:-2 wil- 45 - ,pwf Aff -f ' 2 32513, 13432, ' ' ' ,V .2 mg gs' Q ' ffgfz. 14:55 1319 -325 ': M- is 'riiafm '. ' -if lui . ' 1-1 15Ef4f'-fi' ', 'fx '-I fztf-:VCE ' ' 'ff .- Ai ,4g,,g-w4.m3mi Im if ..,f ' 6115? ' ff? ZLL M ,,..-' J- J 5:1 --: - 7:15 xg .M uf - ,mr :ff 1 'r ' ' ,aw N, fgfgvfi-1 - fs p 1 54? ff! 'W my lr .-, . J. A. R, .fzaw , any Beginning the year with six hundred fifteen members and showing an in- crease in number at the mid-year, the Freshman class has participated in all fields of activity. Elected in September to direct the class were President Pony Swenson, Vice-President Mary Nordrum, Secre- tary Ethel Chaffee. Adviser is Mr. Garner. Activities sponsored by the class in- cluded the Freshman dance, the class play and afternoon dance to advertise the play. Freshmen were well repre- sented in athletics, dramatics, journal- ism. The Freshman play, The Dark Tower, was presented in March, and was a complete success. In April the student talent program was given, with several Freshmen in the cast. Although defeated by the Sophomores at the be- ginning of the year at the Freshman picnic, the class has proved that they are not to be beaten in class spirit. Their enthusiastic support of Fullerton is shown by the turnout at athletic con- tests and every school affair. The class as a whole seems to be vitally inter- ested in everything going on. They have shown outstanding leadership as well as versatility in every phase of activity. ' 1 1' y .A .. X W' wiht - A - 1, : Fil: ' 'ss -Z-2 .-ff :R T' -REC' 5z'f1-.ff-1:f.f-21 ,-fi-A ' - Q 22553: -,ff---321 f' ' . ilagiw- ,Q suns? 'fitgi , it-xii.. -f ' f -Em 'ft' .. .f.h,,.,- -- ra given . www. J .ra Y -.', 4 1 fp, 15.4 .' - - , -- :- -+13 ry., ,. . M. -'Q .M 7 1 f' 71-.-.,,.l '.'. ff , ri- ' . Q' ll i -iifI33'5 '-sg W if: - ' -4 -,I 1 531-riff' .gift Si s., NY f fG41'ifY15L . 4 ' -y?5'H- -Y --3-:j1pqi,::'-.-5 TA.. -Zag-' fsiftfq 'f?-4:54-1?r7.'! P. Swenson, M. Nerdrum, E. Chaffe ITVQI U2 ITU FRONT ROW-L, Duncon, R, Borden, E, Collins, K. Collins, B. Bray, B. Luft M. Lohr, R. Emory, V. Hahn, E. Ankrom. ROW TWO-H. Butler, L. Boege F. Foster, M. Iensen, I. Gordon, V. Gust, M. Dryden, L. Cain, M. Lypps V. Beckler, M. Dahl. BACK ROW-M. Farran, I. Cadman, M. Cusick R. Ianssen, I. Iohnson, T. Belarcies, D. Stewart, E. Beeson, D. Hartzler I. Figueroa. FRONT ROW-R. Zimmerman, K. Dougan, E. Villasenor, R. Pate, L. Chris- tensen, D. Nee, W. Fury, R. Rowland. ROW TWO-B. McGavran, I. Price H. Iacoby, H. Seppi, I. Preston, D. Potter, D. Marvin, N. Nerdrum, E Winger, L. Shaver. ROW THREE-B. Coster, B, Pritchard, M. McCormick V. Shipley, I. McCumber,' M. Shea, D. Turner, D. Shrader, W. Thompson T. Klose, M. Dreyer. BACK ROW-C. Nida, W. Viele, L. Whipp, H. Hay- hurst, W. Shaw, W. Ziegler, I. Oertley, A. Young, E. Wilson. FRONT ROW-L. Wessels, D. Potter, E. Washbon, B. Mackay, I. Spielman, B. Morehouse, L. Richardson, O. O'Brien, E. Tingley, D. Winters. ROW TWO -C. Williams, H. Schwende- man, R. Winchester, I. Pennock, P. Potts, A. Nelson, M. Nelson, R. Schook, V. Woolpert, E. Nagel, D. Yorcle, V. Mclntyre, I. McGraw. ROW THREE-F. McCleary, C. Pyeatte, S. Scott, H. Sandidge, N. Kuder, B. Karnes, I. Sofly, E. Thurman, S. Shiell, R. Richardson, F. Smith, P. Sprinkle, S. Danieley, I. Massey. BACK ROW-R. Swen- erton, I. MacMurray, A. Win- nen, E, Myrehn, T. Thompson, G. Knauss, A. Rose, H. Shick, G. Mabee, R. Reynolds, R. Launer, M, Keith, C. Swenson. -1-Ask -ww FRONT ROW-H. Barber, E. Dinkler, M. Herbst, R. Beat, B. Baker, S Enssign, Crooks, I. Holston, G. Hampton W Beatty. ROW TWO-M Beddon, E. Kuyala, I. Lutz, I. Israel, G, Daughenbaugh, H. Davis, D. Gilican S. Imoto, P, Alexander, I. Irvin. BACK ROW-C. Adams, P. Moore, L, Hess D. Boyce, K. Falknor, L. Daniels, H, Gilbreath, C. Ginber, B. Hampton, R Aiken, M. Braucht. FRONT ROW-B. Sanders, R. Vanderburg, B. Slocum, R. Walker, O Woods R. Marsden, I. Irvin ROW TW - , c . O F. Otis, D. Oxarart, L. Scudder, L. T t D T ' ' ' a e, . oney, I. Merrill, B. Mllhous, A. La Zelle, I. Rlecke, K. Shook ROW THREE-L. Stephens, K. Wethey I. Oxarart, K Peck L. Tanner B Smith, D. Stoy, N. Miller, F. Potter, M. Noutary, F Sullivan 'BACK ROWQ L. Nichols, W. Teed, B. Shoupe, H. Plou, S. Martner, E. Wagers, L. Clever, R. Merritt, H. Ruiz. 1 FRONT ROW-C. Kriege, P. Chamlee, G. Fujii, M. Itahara, S. Aihara, W. Brace, D. LaFon H. DeMent. ROW TWO-N Carlin, K. Conover, M, Fraser, N. Foster, N. Ianke, I. Lynch, C. Brown, R. Bailiff, P. Harmon, E. Hodge, T. Glasheen, D. Ed- wardson. ROW THREE-R. Harnp, L. Hamp, L. Haxton, A. Hix, L. Benson, V. Keller, E. Leach, M. Curtis, D. George, H. Crowley, P. Barnett, W. Her- nandez. BACK ROW-W. Ia- berg, R. Clifford, F. Dhyse, R. Berg, I. Barton, I. Murphy, L. Clev-er, I. Guptill, T. Covey, H. Cummins, E. Gagnon, R. Carey. 1 FRONT ROW-H. Hopkins, V. lournigan, E. Blackburn M Cox N La Fern L K ey, . ester, D. lordan, V. Harbeson, M. Grinde, M. Kreidt. ROW TWO-E. Burrows, L. Davis, B. Armentrout, E. Holmson, D. Lawhead, L. Gaffney, D. Barnes, E. Anthony, L. Hiserodt, M. lohnson. BACK ROW- D, Iseminger K Durnalski M Lon E F fl , . , . g, . rey, B. Ienkins, R. Farmer, D. Christensen, B. Gover, B. Arnsworth. FRONT ROW-M. Cox, C. Hudson, B. Awers, H. Hudson, A. Koppl, M King, N. Blank, R. Eidson, M. Byers, D. Cole. ROW TWO-P. Herrington E. Koontz, B. Benson, W. Hapgood, E. Baumann, W. Clanton, E. Brunworth D. Block, M. Crockett, C. Horan. BACK ROW-I. Dudley, E. Enyart, G. Hopkins, R. Alleman, I. Fritcher, A. Iohnson, R. Barels, D. French, H. Gregg, . Imoto. FRONT ROW-N. Tashima, M Miller, P. Chalmers, H. Nelson R. Werner, C. Overacker D Pierce. Row Two-M. Prbyd, L. Callan, M. Peterson, A Smith, D, smith, B. White s' Montenyohl, A. McDougall, L. Brown, F. Schubert. ROW THREE-M. Rudy, A. Stubbs, P. Riner, M. Ramirez, C. Warch, R. Plumb, L. Oursler, P. Kent, I. Underwood, N. Wilson. BACK ROW-C. Rose, G. Stine, F. Stems, S. Meisenheimer, K. Scholefield, T. Seulke, M. Schuepbach, T. Tornquist, I. Spitzer, C. Watkins. 1 6 I gp . 1 . .'tJ 1-,lx ,nn I, FRONT ROW-R. Lemberg, E. Harden, M, Daniels, E. Leib, E. Baumann, F. Dawson, E, DeVolder. BACK ROW-N. Lypps, I. Heinz, G. Atchley, A. Echle, M. Anderson, R. Echle, W. Iournigan, A. Hall. Students attending Fullerton I. C. for a third year or more are members ofthe organization called third-year students. 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' ' 'tw' ....f'-13.---'.Qr, ' jf , f Mt u , rd f , f. tv.: :I ,Q u L' ' .r v 1'fC, lfff-'-A- , ,.fG3F24m -WS-'f f' 'H if fi'- P7-H0 .r PM .f ,, Lf -..fr-5 .. 11 3'-'rn-ig 1 -' y.-5' A .5 1, fa, Swfngtr-L-.f5.1,-15,i:.45,-2'K. ,-P55 'Y ,M f' 'fp--f 1' ...f . -5,.- - , 'gif ..' N' 5' , 'I N7 4 f .3 - 1'-12 3 f.,134'?ff:.:' 3, h .,. , I 4 4. nav, 1.-. -- f f ' 'if.4.. 1-1,3Q-?:L,,i:5- .. '74--'-' 71w' ' -:Y , .. . - -... ...- , as 9 L' -f -f,-' -fi 4 M: if , 5 .. 1 ., 1 M . ,., .,.. , --...fa .LL-L'--' .Q 4.. Z.-LQ.,-v?F?c'-gzsw - - 1 1 ' .1 .-, ' .1 .Q.f-1f .'- ,ni-' .rf 1,3-o .:. ,.- - - .nf ' ' sz 4 Of the four student publications, Mr. Borst, head of the English department, supervises the English Club's maga- zine, El Conquistadorf' and also con- tributions to First the Blade, anthol- ogy of poetry edited by Southern Cali- fornia jaycees. Mr. Garner has charge of Annual and Weekly Torch. I--I FRONT ROW-R. Ianssen, H. Carter, M. Walker, I. Moore, I. Macres, R. Werner, A Nelson, L. Christensen, R. Rowland, B. Wentz. ROW TWO-I. McNamara, W. McCool, R. Mings, L. Lund, B. Luft, B. Bray, L. Oursler, E. Nagel, M. Lohr, E. Towne M. Poff, S. lmoto, N. Scofield, F. Iones. ROW THREE-E. Leib, V, Frescoln, I. Porter, B. Rounds, M. Tinkler, B. White, M. Harwood, B. Benson, I. Lutz, C. Hudson, B. Zuver A. Franklin, P. Sappington. BACK ROW-D. Boyce, C. Gruber, S. Martner, W Smith, C. Nidcz, Dr. Williams, adviser, D. Doutt, B. Battelle, I. Heinz, I. Landreth H. Allen, L. Brown. Organized to recognize and encourage out- standing scholarship, this chapter oi the Cali- fornia Iunior College Honor Society, has had a iull year. Under the leadership of President Ioy Schnitger, Alpha Gamma Sigma has in- cluded in its program monthly meetings and the traditional annual party. Eligible for membership are all students earning thirty- two grade points in twelve units ot work. One hundred and forty grade points qualifies for permanent membership. Beta chapter ot Gamma Delta Upsilon, national honorary journalism society, Fuller- ton was the second chapter organized, does much work with Los Angeles I. C.'s Alpha chapter. Gamma Delta Upsilon is an organi- zation for junior colleges only, is growing in membership all the time. Admission to society based upon outstanding work on Weekly Torch, also general C average. A Press Conference with other junior college chap- ters is the important event of the year for the organization. BACK ROW-F. Merrick, Adviser Garner, R. Stanbro., FIRST ROW-P. Swenson, D. Wakefield, M. Longshore, I. Landreth. SITTING-B. Hitt. I-I FRONT ROW-Dr. S. Cortez, adviser: I. Kurtz, H. McNurlin, B. Yerington, C. Peters, C. Browning, Dr. A. M. Williams, adviser. ROW TWO-B. DuPlain, W. Frost, G. Eagle-ton, I. Payne, L. Blystone, P. Hendershot. BACK ROW-W. Rollo, C. Ridgeway, D. Ray. Social fraternity, purpose of which is to create a feeling of friendship among student body, to serve Fullerton I. C. Membership requirements are high, based on scholarship, leadership in school activities. Fraternity awards a silver trophy to graduating Sopho- more having attained highest scholarship average during two years of college. Social affairs included sponsorship of two school dances, inter-fraternity dance with Theta Nu Theta, trip to Biltmore Bowl. Advisers are Dr. Cortez, Dr. A. M. Williams. Only sorority on the campus, Theta Nu Theta was organized several years ago to promote friendship among women students. Toward this purpose are directed the welcom-- ing parties and teas for freshmen sponsored each semester by the sorority. New members are selected on basis of scholarship and social activities. Activities included sponsorship of teas, dances for freshmen, formal dinner, rummage sale, initiations first and second semester. Organization meets monthly, sponsored by Mrs. I-lodgdon. Ill FRQNT ROW-M. Eliot, F. Bergey,'D. Suiter, M. Hodgdori, adviser: B Wood I Davis, B. Wethey. BACK ROW-H. Caldwell, W. McCool, L. King, A Stankey L. Neiman, B. Koch, H. Whitaker. FRONT ROW-B. Bray, I. Massey, B. Luff, I. Holston, B. White, A. Stankey, B. Miller. ROW TWO-R. Plumb, G. Hampton, D. Porter, F. Schubert, E. Dinkler, D. Marvin, B. Wethey, E. Blackburn, G. Loft, B. Beat, B. Baker, L. Payne, M. Freeman, A. Dakovich. ROW THREE-L. Lotze, M. Floyd, A. Iohnson, H. Olson, R. Emory, D. Flanagan, A. Koppl, M. King, D. Gibson, M. Ramirez, L. Callan, M. Petterson, D. Cole. BACK BOW -M: Wilson, l. Underwood, L. Scudder, L. Oursler, D. Garrett, M. Kuder, I. Israel, R. Borden, I. Riecke, B. DeVelbiss, K. Trecl-ter, E. Smith. Know Thy Neighbor was the theme of the Y. W. C. A. this year in its endeavor to discover attitudes of various peoples concerning war, and to stimulate constructive peace-thinking among its own members. High Christian ideals of living and of service motivate the Y. W. C. A.'s program. ln addition to regular meetings, second Wednesday of each month, a social program was built around student interest in art, books, poetry, and problems of youth. Y. M. C. A. it-he Purpose of Y. M. C. A. is to provide opportunity for fellow- ship among men on the campus, also to stress the worth- while elements in life for young men. Y. M. C. A. has about forty active members, is advised by Mr. Wheatley and Mr. Matlock. Organized this year was a breakfast group of club officers, advisers, and any faculty members inter- ested. Meets weekly for program planning and Christian devotion. Other affairs were monthly meetings, Asilomar convention, Father and Son banquet. , FRONT ROW--E. Allison, C. Howard, R. Carmichael, D. Werner, I. Cadman, W. Rollo, I. McAulay, C. Pyeatte. BACK ROW-F. Chandler, A. Coles, H. Rockwell. A. Baker, F. Taylor, D. Boyce, I. Ainsworth, L. Brown. lit BACK ROW-M. Walker, C. Peters, E. Allison, R. Farmer, D. Stanley, B. Mackay, B. Wentz, F. Engel. ROW TWO-B. Hamlin, D. Winters, L. Neiman, Adviser Litch- I-I tield, I. Massey, D. Suiter, H. McNurlin, I. Payne. ROW ONE-B. Woods, W, McCool, M. Beddow. Delta Psi Omega, national dramatic frater- nity, has furnished much talent for student plays, assisting on the platform and back- stage. Purpose of organization, to 'further interest in dramatics and offer practical ex- perience. Members chosen for outstanding dramatic and stagecraft Work. Activities Were a Christmas party at Adviser Dean Litchfield's, trips to plays of Whittier College and U. S. C., a mountain party, initiation for pledges in April. With the largest membership of any campus organization, Nightwalkers' Club offers a with an interest in drama are selected for variety of activities for members. Students membership in the Nightwalkers, Whose pur- pose is to study different types of staging from a techn-ical viewpoint. First semester fifty members were admitted and Nightwalkers produced Bury the Dead, l'm Over Forty, Where the Cross is Made. Other activities were dinners, plays, several theatre parties. Drama Director Mrs. Litch- field is adviser. FRONT ROW-D. Stanley, D. Werner, I. Landreth, C. Taylor, B. Walker, I. Payne, H. McNurlin, C. Peters, L. Blystone, D. LaFon. ROW TWO-A. Stankey, I. Massey, W. McCool, B. Wood, R. Borden, M. Harwood, F. Schubert, F. Smith, C. Hudson, R. Kurtz, A. Franklin, V. Keller. ROW THREE-P. Hendershot, F. Chandler, N. La Ferney, M. Cox, E, Blackburn, B. Wethey, B. White, L. Neiman, D. Iordan, M. Beddow, M. Dusenbery, L. Payne, I. Smith, E. Dinkl-er, D. Suiter, E. Hodge. BACK ROW-H. Burnham, B. Hamlin, B. Wentz, G. Yost, L. Hansen, E. Allison, B. Mackay, D. Winters, D. Leininger, F. Engel, H. Cannon. - ., t ,ff 3-,,X....m,,.s.r,...., ,M . V . u.u...t-,-sm-N. -Wsww ,,, 4 i. -Addis..-.,, MN- - .,f. f mos. X , .. .. .. . W.. - ., Wi.. . . it W x tt'-Q I-I BACK ROW-I. Coleman, K. Dull, D. Littlejohn. ROW ONE-Advisor Borst, L. Payne, I. Carson, M. Cosgrove. Purpose, to further student creative Writing. English Club meets monthly to read and criti- cize members' original work. Yearly under- taking is edition ot El Conquistadorf' collec- tion ot student poetry and prose. This year's editor Was Iean Carson, club president. Mem- bers also contribute to First the Blade, col- legiate anothology ot verse. Advisers Mrs. Stulke and Mr. Borst criticize Work of mem- bers and aid in publication of club's maga- zine. All student Work read by them, best selected for publication. Catering to students interested in Spanish, El Don Quixote oiters an opportunity tor closer acquaintance with the cultures of the Span- ish-speaking countries. Membership require- ments include two years of high school and one semester of college Spanish. Regular meetings are held at the homes of members. Social activities consisted of trips to points distinguished by the Spanish and Mexican influence prevalent in Southern California. Ot interest to the members was the trip to Padua Hills Theater. ON GROUND-R. Lyppes, R. Batchman, I. Figueroa, A. Gray, D. Ross. FRONT ROW-I. Porter, M. Tinkler, R. Roane, M. Dusenbery, H. Whitaker, W. Beatty, W. Holloway, G. Hampton, B. Milhous, I. Merrill. ROW TWO- Miss Iohnson, adviser, L. Scudder, N. Carlen, M. Forster, V. Diaz, R. Beat, C. Taylor, W. Hernandez, P. Hendershot. BACK ROW-W. Boar, B. Battelle, L. Nichols, L. Brown, W. Rollo, D. Ray, C. Scholeiield, I. Kurtz. It-I I'-I FRONT ROW-B. Rounds, M. Lohr, A. Leimer, F. Potter, E. Kujala, H. Maxwell, B. Costar, I. Sally, H. Whitaker. ROW TWO-O. McKim, l... Lotze, F. Engel, adviser, M. Ehlen, C. Gruber, B. Hampton, R. Pate, C. Krieger, K. Dumalski. BACK ROW- A. Gray, B. Battelle, D. Ainsworth, W. Ieffers, D. Boyce, D. Knaak, H. Carter, H. Nelson. For German students, Der Deutsche Verein affords an opportunity to learn something of German customs, literature, culture. Students admitted after one semester of study. At monthly meetings club members learn Ger- man games, plan trips to be taken. Some affairs attended by club were German films at Chaffee and Pasadena I. C., trip to a Ger- man restaurant and German film in Los Angeles, annual Christmas party. Adviser is Miss Ehlen, German instructor. Purpose, to further interest in knowledge of French language. Membership offered stu- dents after one semester of study. Meetings conducted in French to furnish speaking practice. With some form of entertainment nearly every month, a few club activities were a Christmas party, a dinner in Ianuary, February a Mardi Gras, production of Camille in March, in April a party. Also, an excursion to Pasadena and trips to see French productions. Adviser is Miss Sharpe. are Mr. Wheatley, Mr. Lewis. lil FRONT ROW-B. Hatch, E. Towne, C. Blose, B. Battelle, H. Price, B. Wethey H. Hopkins, B. Koch, I. Watson. ROW TWO--R. Plumb, R. Pelous, B. Hedden M. Quigley, O. McKim, M. Harwood, I. Underwood, M. Wilson, M. Sharpe, adviser BACK ROW-A. Gray, F. McCleary, M. Long, S. Olds, R. Boyer, D. Pierce, C Taylor, B. Wentz, R. Carmichael, O. McKim. IDD .. ,,, m..- I , X fi FRONT ROW-D. Garner, adviser, W. Morgan, R. Borden, L, Scudder, D. Wakefield, I. Bestall, M. Walker. BACK ROW-C. Nida, D. LaFon, M. Cox, D. Littlejohn, L. Hess. Fullerton orators Won first place in oratory and second in extemporaneous speaking in this year's league contest. Clarence Nida Won the oratorical championship, Matt Walk- er second in extemporaneous speaking. Champion school speakers were Nida and Mary lean Cox, Who placed first in the local oratory contest. Oratory Club was started this year, entered seven contests, has as its purpose training in the finest art of self-ex- pression. Members Write their speeches, memorize and present them in contests throughout Southern California. Holding three practice debates, panel dis- cussions, and participating in contests with Whittier, Alhambra, San Bernardino, Santa Ana, and Riverside, the newly organized debate team has had an active year. Interest in debating has been greater this year, due to the efforts of new Debate Coach Denver S. Garner and Debate Manager Matt Walker. The idea of managers has been to gain experience for the team in order to build a nucleus for next year's debating activities. BACK ROW-D. Lafon, G. Eagleion, L. Smith, E. Frey, M. Walker. FRONT ROW- C. Nida, W. Morgan, B. Slocum, I. Moore, L. Nichols, H. Masunaga, D. Garner, adviser. SIE Elfl' lf U2 .-ll lllll Q lllll FRONT ROW-P. Hildebrand, I. Landreth, T. Glasheen, C. Endicott, I. Moore, N. Tashima, O. Stonehocker, coach. ROW TWO-P. Hendershot, I. Macres, C. Nida, E. Frey, E. Gagnon, D. White. BACK ROW-R. Doutt, F. Taylor, S. Olds. Organized this year, O Palleo, Wrestling club, has as its purpose the advancement of Wrestling. Membership granted to students who take Wrestling or who have taken part in competition. ' One of club's undertakings Was Southern California I. C. Wrestling Championships held in Fullerton in April. This was one of biggest affairs of the year, to sport fans as Well as Wrestling club. Pot-luck dinners are held monthly as club meetings. Advisers are Mr. Wheatley, Mr. Lewis. Organized under the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, the International Relations Club has carried out a program of informal discus- sions designed to stimulate interest and intel- ligent understanding of international prob- lems. Under the direction of President l-larry Masunaga, several noted authorities have addressed the club on matters of international concern. Meetings this year were open to all students interested in current affairs. The panel type of discussion was used by promi- nent speakers from Berkeley. H. Carter, S. Martner, R. Hughes. ci Hrlrl Pill? '53 E-1 Dar'-1 QU PI U. 6 31 Q9. T49 U10 E. Z5 QS Z3 ilu O 'vs ggi any 33 39 sw-- 'zE'.'fl mm FFF WO Zta 35 CE 3:1 Q 9215 FZ Q ZE- no 5-F.. 9.515 U24 I--I ,,. 4. .ef Q. N -- ...ti 3 1, v .. ,,.-, ..,. 1-1 ...fr - QI., ... , . .aw .M .. i L M -QV wr.: , . , Y. ' ,v , Sfsxfu eq- is 5. . -N55 ' 'T ' FRONT ROW-B. Okuda, G. Cox, A. Hall, I. McHenry, R. Beauchamp, R. Magill, lid T. Nesa, N. Christensen. ROW TWO-B. Prigmore, H. Crowley, H. Maxwell, H. Courtney, I. Halloch, B. Karnes, W. Ziegler, L. Whipp, G. Ishii. BACK ROW-R. Baridel, E. Tobey, D. Nee, H. Hayhurst, C. Adams, G. Seeger, Instructor Fletcher, A. Iohnson, C. Rainey, F. Woodward. Adviser Mr. Fletcher supervises work of club, which includes designing engines, re- building planes. This year a new study has been sheet metal airplanes. Composed of students interested in aviation, the club offers profitable training in the mechanics of de- signing and manufacturing, affords experi- ence to aid members securing employment after graduation. Trips to the Naval Air Sta- tion at North Island and the Riverside Army Field were made during the year. Under the leadership of lda Middleton, the Geology Club followed a program of monthly discussions of subjects of geological interest. Field trips to Southern California points of geological importance comprised the social activities of the club. Required for member- ship is a minimum grade of B after the first semester. The club is maintained to stimulate interest in a subject rich in possibilities for new discovery and of particular importance in Southern California. BACK ROW-P. Mitchell, R. Barmore, B. Standee, B. Ienkins, S. Martner, R. Doutt. FRONT ROW-L. Cramer, I. Middleton, Adviser Myers, I. Merrill. 'u I I-1 I V sn H no Q-I F. Iones, B. DeVelbiss, A. Stcmkey, B. Pritchard, L. Holdsworth, president. For students interested in creative dancing, the Dance Club offers an opportunity to learn forms ot expression and technique. Creative work on part of students is requirement for membership. Work of club is shown in annual Dance Recital, in which members express own dances. In May the recital was given, the lite ot Ieanne d'Arc, also a comic ballet and expressions of colors. Club activities were trip to see Martha Graham, also several recitals of Genevieve Townsend. Humana Symphony is the Fullerton I. C. A Cappella Choir, directed by Benjamin Ed- wards. One of the most noted choirs of South- ern Calitornia, the organization has given concerts to nearby communities, has sung over Station KFI, at Bach Festival in Los Angeles. Biggest affair of the year for the organization was singing for the Saint Olaf Choir. Also sang over Station KNX in a nation wide broadcast as part of huge chorus during second annual lunior College Music Festival held in Long Beach in April. Hp Elfl' l' FRONT ROW-W. Teed, V. Branson, H. Burnham, H, Schwendeman, B, Battelle, C, Williams, R. Freeman, A. Coles, P. Harrison. ROW TWO-R. Cromwell, L. Hains, W. Foss, R. Rowland, R. Vanderburg, O. O'Brien, E. Enyart, T. Riehl. BETWEEN TWO AND THREE-I. Shaw, S. Bortz. BACK HOW-R. Harrison, H. Eddy, B. Olson, Director Dudley Nashold, O. Scott, E. Miller, B. Gobar. eigfwisr-li? ' Q ' ji ' ' Q . , A High point ot the year for the college band Was participation in the Second Annual Music Festival presented by the Southern California I. C. Association at the Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach. Occupying a good position in the combined symphonic or- ganization Was l:'ullerton's band. This is the first year the band has been organized as a necessary part ot the college program, and enrollment has been large. Enthusiasm at all the football games, at pep rallies and school affairs Was heightened by the band's partici- pation. Our symphony orchestra represents fine attainments in college music and is the growth of an ideal, the founda- tions ot which run back many years. Transition from the idea that music was a mere outside relaxation and for entertainment only, to the concept that it is a vital educa- tional opportunity, has taken time. Harold Walberg, conductor of our College Symphony Orchestra, has made it possible to seek music's deeper meanings and to build this into student lite and thought. lt is a Worthy ambition made real. Nashold, Edwards, Litchfield, Walberg, Dysinger. Contributing to the entertainment of college students, directors of drama, music and stagecraft have presented a variety of productions ranging from the Christmas Play to the musical com- edy presented in April. Other produc- tions of the year, directed by Dean Litchfield, were the Sophomore and Freshman plays, Nightwalkers' pro- ductions, the Delta Psi Omega play. Central figure of music department, Mr. Nashold, is responsible for the suc- cess of all musical programs presented. Head of the department, he also con- ducts the school band. Under Mr. Edwards' direction the Glee Clubs and Humana Symphony appeared in two broadcasts over KFI, sang at the three-day Bach Festival at Los Angeles, entertained at U. S. C., made appearances at assemblies and in the student talent program. The College Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Walberg, presented the concert in April, other programs during the year, appeared on Station KNX. Supervising all stagecraft activities, Mr. Dysinger has spent much time on sets and stage effects in school pro- ductions. Mr. Dysinger is responsible for the effectiveness of the stage in all programs, is an artist in stage lighting and amateur photography. E m UD W. McCool, C. Peters, L. Neiman, M. Walker, B. Woods. 5 Maggie Wylie Alick Wylie . David Wylie . lames Wylie . . . Iohn Shand A . . Comtess De La Briere Lady Sybil Tenterden Charles Venables Ieanette ..... Ellen . . 'N CAST Winitrecl McCool . Robert Wentz Harold McNurlin . lerry Payne Matthew Walker Lucille Neiman . Betty Wood Charles Peters Alecla Franklin . . Rea Kurtz SCPI-l PLAY '74 etllrng sewrnj Jig XMAS PLAY fi PH Q CI U b E gm qglil E Last scene of play, end of the search by Ariaban. fff CAST The Reader . , . Robert B. Vile-ntz Artiban . . . . Bruce Mackay Abdus . . . . Art Coltrin Rhodaspes . . . Bruce Hamlin Tigranes . . . . Earl Allison Abgarus . . . Harry Ebeling A Traveler . . . Bruce Hamlin Mary , . . . . . Ellen Collins Ioseph .... . . Maxson Foss S Clarence Williams 1 Fred McCleary A Mother . . . Agnes McDougall f Wesley Rollo Roman Soldiers . . 1 Earl Allison- l Glen Landreth A Slave Girl . . Marauerife Hnrwnnr-l Kings of the Orient M. Beddowl H. Barbier, B. Mackay, I. 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Under the efficient and capable direc- tion of Glenn Lewis, the physical edu- cation department has outlined a pro- gram of activity in some phase of which every man student may find that which is of interest to him. Roy Priebe, newest member of the coaching staff, directed the football squad against the best group of oppo- nents the Eastern Division has seen in years. A consistent builder of championship teams, Art Nunn again headed the Hornet basketball team, in addition to piloting the jacket baseball squad. Still turning out winning and spectacu- lar teams, Iimmy Smith, swimming and water polo coach, received just reward for his past successes when swimming was elevated to major sport ranking this year. Once more under the direction of Har- old Lang, the track team went through its usual highly successful season and produced several outstanding athletes. Wrestling, this apiary institution's most increasingly popular sport, was stu- dent-coached, the duty for the second year falling to the capable Oliver Stonehocker. Voluntarily serving in the capacity as coach, Gerald Beoge, local townsman, instructed the consistently stellar tennis team to victorious perfection this year. FRONT ROW-R. Neia, R. Summers, L. Renison, G. Landreth, M. Foss, E. Allison, N Christensen, I. Oswald, R. Hopkins. ROW TWO-C. Horan, H. Chapman, I. Spitzer, l. Macres, D. l..aFon, C. Hawkins, F. Merrick, I. Kurtz, E. Munoz. BACK ROW-S. Olds, B. Merriam, H. Rockwell, F. Chandler, C. Flynn, P. Moore, M. Barmcrn, B. Sully, C. Ridgeway. The Varsity Club reorganized this year under the guidance oi a group oi lettermen headed by Bill Merriam, purposing to become one ot the leading campus organizations. This objective has, in a large measure, been realized. Led by presidents Sully and Newsom the club has been outstanding socially as Well as scholastically and athletically. This year's yell and song leaders were chosen by the student commission after competitive try-outs had been held before the student body in an assembly. l-lenry Chapman, Claude l-loran, and Lea Rennison were elected to tire the cheering section, and the Collins twins, Katherine and Ellen, were selected to be music mistresses. I-I I -I C. Horan, K. Collins, H. Chapman, E. Collins, L. Renison Xiizw w. . . Q- Q Q, .5 F ? ' ..v , .Sp sfvf 9 it iff' N .sh S'-GL' W FRONT BOW-D. Iseminger, C. Swenson, H. Maxwell, E. Devolder, B. Epson, T. Lauterborn, C. Hansen, N. Murr, I. Kurtz, C. Dumalski. SECOND ROW-Coach Priebe, N. Murr, H. Newsome, G. Landreth, F. Chandler, H. Rockwell, C. Flynn, E. Allison, B. Gilmore, M. Demarco, W. Pickens, Assistant Coach. BACK ROW- M. Lambert, P. Pugh, E. Monoz, C. Browning, B, Sully, C, Ridgeway, G. Oswald. H. McNurlin, W. Iournigan, H. D'Ment. Autumn 1936 found the Hornet football squad no longer under the direction of Art Nunn, who has long successfully guided P. I. C. football destiny, but in the hands of the physical educa- tion department's newest member, Roy Priebe. A larger turn-out than usual met during the first few weeks of practice but dwindled to the usual thirty or so reporting squad members as the season progressed. First practice games founded high hopes of the team: Pomona College was held, 13-U, and Los Angeles I. C., usually one of the strongest aggregations in the Western Division, was beaten, 7-U. Entrance into the conference schedule found the Yellowjacket gridders the victims of a series of bad breaks and a spell of lamentable luck which so dogged the team the entire season that the nearest the hard luck Hornets ever came to victory was in the opening game against Pomona which resulted in a 6-6 tie. All the favorable fate which the jackets deserved came in one encounter, a non-league tussle with Oceanside, in which the Priebemen ran wild for four quarters and piled up a 53-O score. The season's climax was, traditionally, the Thanksgiving Day classic with the hereditary down-county rivals, Santa Ana. This meeting found the locals playing the best ball of their year, and the mighty Don, who was later awarded the Southern California championship, was held 13-U. In this finale nine Sophomores wore the blue and gold into battle for the last time. Led by Captain Lauterborn, twiice all- conference tackle, Ridgeway, Rockwell, Chandler, Landreth, Sully, McNurlin, Lambert and Epsom formed the group of grid and campus favorites who will be long remembered by Bloon- gold enthusiasts. APT. LAUTERBOBN, T. H. MCNUBLIN, E. C. SWENSON, C. H. MAXWELL, E. B. GILMOBE, G. OSWALD, FB. E. DEVOLDEB, H.B. H. D'MENT, G. C. BIDGEWAY, T. I. SPITZEB, F G. LANDRETH, E. P. PUGH, HB. M. LAMBEBT, QB. B. SULLY, I-LB. W. IOUBNIGAN, B. EPSON, QB. I. KURTZ, H.B. E. MONOZ, G. N. NURR, QB. C. BROWNING, T DUMALSKI, H.B. D. ISEMINGER, G. H. NEWSOME, H.B. F. CHANDLER, C. C. FLYNN, T. b M. DEMARCO, H.B. H. ROCKWELL, G. E. ALLISON, E. C. HANSEN, H.B. Signatures FRONT ROW-I. Schill, E. Allison, I. Woodward, W. Leichttuss, T. Neja, A, Echle, H. Newsome, R. Echle. BACK ROW-I. McHenry, M. Lambert, A. Baker, H. Rockwell, Coach Nunn, V. Branson, E. Miller, L. Robeson, To the Yellowjacket basketball team goes the credit of starting- Eullerton's 1937 monopoly of championships. After the jacket football eleven had experienced a season of abuse, Art Nunn's blue and gold clad basketball team started Fullerton well on its way back to prestige in jaycee sports circles with a pair of titles -Eastern Division and Southern California champions. Proving their Orange Empire Conference record of twelve straight wins was no flash in the pan, the Hornets administered two lickings in a row to the Long Beach Vikings, Western Division titleholders, to win the Southern California crown. The Wasps stung the Vikings 26-2l in the playoffs opener at Fullerton and iced the title with a 35-33 win at the beach city. l:'ullerton's undefeated Orange Empire record marked the first time in the history of the league a team has gone through its schedule without defeat, and winning the Southland crown in two games straight was a fete no junior college quintet had accomplished in several years. Out of five positions on the Eastern Division all-conference team, three members of the Hornet aggregation earned recognition. Ted Neja, sophomore forward and team high scorer with l75 points, Lee Woodward, frosh center, with l47 points for runner- up honors, and lack Schell, veteran guard and winner of the most valuable player award, were unanimous choices for the mythical quintet. Buck Newsome, guard, received a second team all-conference assignment, while Captain Walt Leichtfuss and Captain-elect Andy Echle gained honorable mention. Other men playing ..a part in winning the championship were: Lambert, Rockwell, Branson, Robeson, Mclrlenry, Baker, R. Echle, Allison, and Miller. 'w.e..vn wad... , arm... . . , ,. E. ALLISON A. ECI-ILE A. BAKER I. SCI-IILL R. ECI-ILE L Q ,qi A Q.: Q-Lg ,i if M QV., 3 555555 53 W? i via 2 .,.. ....... , S Q V f W-if P lg? I A VT1 .l fi . , A AE .Riga : fi 7'f??1 5 ' i if N N fe. 'N -. g' 1, -4 , lr! 1 P.. fi! if il 3. . ,Q if' :R Y Y QL-,d V tv sd U ' xl. ' viii' 2- . X 643 ' 'gg' ma 1 V r v ' Af ' six, EV. sc . - 4145-' .-: 1 .,f35'l .-filvifk' Y 4 vw 1 2 tg-4 1 ww 1? A if ROW ONE-C. Williams, D. Siemon, H. Ruiz, I. Dudley, R. Vanderburg, F. Merrick, I.. Clever, I. Kurtz, C. Gruber. ROW TWO-E. Chandler, E. Morris. L. Clever, R. Nichols I. Coleman, N. Christenson, E. Shaw, L. Swendermcm, L. Valero, M. Safly, H Lang. ROW THREE-R. Colvin, A. Coltrin, N, Larson, E. King, H. Rockwell, P. Moore, E. Miller, W. Rollo. With the addition of several frosh top-notchers to bolster eleven returning letterrnen, Coach Harold l..ang's track and field squad proved itself the strongest in the history of the school with a clean sweep of its dual meets and a comparatively easy victory in the Eastern Division championships. At the time of this write-up the Yellowjackets were among the favorites to win the Southern 'California championship. The high-geared Hornet machine, after coasting through its dual meet schedule undefeated, steam- rolled to victory in the Eastern Division championships at San Bernardino with a total of 831fg points to set a new high scoring level in that meet. During the course of the season, four new school records were established and one equalled by the Lang- men. Norman Larson tied the record of 24 seconds flat in the 220-yard low hurdles and took the 120-yard flight of high barriers in 14.5 seconds for a new record. Galloping Ioe Kurtz lowered the mile mark to 42322. Buck Newsome set the only new stand- ard in the field events by tossing the discus out l43 feet 1 inch. Captain Paul Moore lowered his own half-mile mark to 2 minutes flat. Erwin Powerhouse Miller, 400-meter Olympic Games finalist, rated as Eullerton's most consistent winner to wage a scoring duel with Larson for team high scoring. Each scored in the neighborhood of 65 points. Lettermen were: Clever, Coleman, Colvin, Dudley, Gruber, Merrick, Nichols, Rollo, Ruiz, Shaw, Siemon, Valero and Vanderburg, and conference champions Christensen, Larson, Kurtz, Miller, Moore, Newsome, Rockwell. xggf l -',v .' 'Q x 3? P. MOORE N. LARSON D. SIEMON E. MILLER I. KURTZ E. SHAW L. VALERO H. RUIZ L 2 . H I Y S Qi Q N. CHRISTENSEN R. VANDERBURG L, CLEVER . bs v ,. , -' ' fs if pf' . , - - H W,-fy.. wma .41 f , W i S sit, ft t. f ix H ' .... .M f r : is , H , Q ww PRONT ROW-M. Lambert, E. Villasenor, D. Alexander, L. Robeson, I. Oswald, B. DeVolder, M. Batman. BACK ROW-B. DuPlair1, I. Heinz, B. Merriam, V. Flynn, P. Pugh, B. Bevill, Coach Nunn. Another Orange Empire conference championship in the form of a baseball pennant was added to Hornetvil1e's overstocked trophy room by Coach Art Nunn's Fullerton I. C. Yellowjackets. In addition to winning the Eastern Division title, the Hornet nine defeated their arch rivals, the Santa Ana Dons, to win the Orange city park dedication trophy. The Hornets, with five wins and no defeats, won the right to represent the Eastern Division in the Southern California playoffs, yet to be played at the time of this write-up. With ten lettermen forming the backbone of the squad and freshmen recruits adding strength to the offensive and de- fensive departments, the Hornets were able to put a classy ball club on the field with sufficient reserve strength in the dugout. Heavy hitting Ernie Villasenor at first, Sonny Leitchfuss, and Captain Robeson forming the keystone combination, and Don Alexander at third, the Wasps boasted a well-rounded infield. Bill Merriam, Ted Neja, Paul Pugh, Ioe Heinz, Clint Flynn and Blake Bevill provided the Nunnmen with two sets of outfielders, and Merritt Lambert and Gabby Barman shared catching duties. ferry Oswald and Bus DeVolder formed the mound corps. Proving himself one of the best hurlers in Blue and Gold history, Freshman Bus DeVolder southpawed his way to strikeout fame in the Eastern Division conference. ln three games the Hornet slab artist struck out 54 batters, twice registering a record of 20 strikeouts in a single contest. The latest league batting averages released showed Ernie Villasenor leading the Wasp hitters with an average of 539. Tl EES El f' 'I i xl . s .,., v fi w M. LAMBEBT E. VILLASENGB C. FLYNN B. DEVOLDEB M. BABMAN I. OSWALD L. BOBESON P. PUGH B. MEBBIAM I. HEINZ D. ALEXANDER B. BEVILL B. DU PLAIN B. KENNEDY N1 'Q -Q x K dz X! J x - L S, 1 FRONT ROW W Newsome C Hora L Gaffn y L R mson B Hltchcock H Chap an BACK ROW Coach Srmth D Lawhead K M N oll R Summ rs D Chu ten n I Coleman E Sha b rle In add1t1on to Wmmng the Southern Cahtorma Iumor College swlmmmg champlonshlp Coach Ilmmy Smlths aqua Hornets stepped out of thelr class to defeat Cahforma San lose State Occldental and U C L A varsrtles ln college and umverslty compet1t1on and admmlstered l1Ck11'lgS to the strong Los Angeles Athlettc Club The Hornets lost thelr only meet to the Stanford lndlans coast co1leg1ate champlons durlng a tour through the San Franclsco Bay area The Hornet roster contatned several ex prep stars whtch mcluded Chrlstensen S P A A U lUU and freestyle trme on the coast McN1ccol Chapman Pap1ch Law head Schaeberle Renlson Sherwood Gaffney Horan Coleman and Hltchcock UD I-11 Ill - . , . n, . e , , e ' , . ' , , m . - ' , . , . C ic , . e , . 's se , . , . e e . 200-yard freestyle championg Sellers, holder of the .fastest SU-yard HITCHCOCK R. SUMMERS D. CHRISTENSEN D. LAWHEAD H. CHAPMAN -1 W FRONT ROW-L. Renison, D. Lawhead, L. Gaffney, C. Horan, B Sellers ROW TWO -R. Sellers, M. Sherwood, R. Papich, B. Newsome, B. Hitchcock BACK ROW I Coleman, D. Christensen, E. Shaeberle, K. McNicol1, Coach I S th F or the second straight year the Yellowjacket water polo septet won the unofficial Southern California water polo championship, going undefeated in jaycee competition. The Hornets gained a lO-4 decision over the U. S. C. Trojan varsity and bowed only to the strong California Collegians. The junior college schedule found the Hornets defeating Compton l5-l and lO-4. The cham- pionship Hornet aggregation was composed of Ritchie Summers, center back, Devere Christensen, sprint, Claude Horan, Douglas Lawhead, and Dick Chewning, guards, Hank Chapman and Bolo Sellers, forwards, and Bolo Hitchcock, goalie. Christensen, Horan, Lawhead, Chewning, Hitchcock, and Sellers are slated to return to action for the Smithmen in 1938. W NEWSOME l. COLEMAN E, SHAEBERLE K. MCNICOLL L RENISON A. GRAY-Mgr. H. TORNOUIST R. HILL A. ROSE R. HOPKINS L. NICHOLS After having Won the conference tennis championship the tour previous years, the Fullerton I. C. racqueteers ran into tough sledding during the l937 season and managed to break no better than even in the Orange Empire net race. Having only returning lettermen Chick Hopkins and Bill Frank and practically no freshmen recruits, Student Coach Al Gray found little material from which to build a pennant contender. In six practice matches against class A competition the Bloongold netters came through with three wins. Lettermen include: co-Captains Hopkins and Frank, Rose, Burnham and Hill, singlesg and McAulay, Thorn- quist, Meisenheimer and Nichols, doubles. m C75 ES Ll FRONT ROW-O. Stonehocker, E. Enyart, I. Moore, I. Macres, T. Ycmai, T. Glasheen. BACK ROW-E. Gagnon, S. Olds, F. Taylor, R. Doutt, E. Frey. The Hornet Wrestlers also joined Fullerton's parade of l937 champions, capturing first place in the league standings and Winning the Southern California jaycee Wrestling champion- ship. The Hornets amassed 65 points in the Southern California tournament, with L. A. I. C. the closest competitor with 29. ln this tournament the Hornets Won five out of nine firsts with Gla- sheen, Stonehocker, Landreth, Endicott, and Captain Olds, Win- ning southland titles in their respective Weights. Competing against club, college, and university competition, the Wasps placed fourth in the S. P. A. A. U. championships with Glasheen and Olds taking second place in their divisions. Against jaycee competition the Hornets Were undefeated. O. STONEHOCKER T. GLASHEEN S. OLDS E1 X- ii: -' . , Fff ' ' .' .5 x ay ' ' 1 N sf '- -A x 'Q-hi '-, Qkyiy NM- , '- A 'J 2252 2 M , 4 in Tug. ' , 7:2 .L . if if i.,v ' my -,HJ in fa 1 fa ff H lfifii' 5' I ' I 'FEV' H 'H ,F r. -. 17.f- Lk TP 5 U , . -:FA cbw vfazl -T 'ik A nr A. QL , , 1 V. , H .. J9 Q 4 ., :, ..'f1i'aE '-5 f 'msgsm6vf::2Q,.,f -.siHf,4egf1fl fm x 1'1?:2-1 ? f3f- ' Ts A3S5?:'- . ' -- U 4 5 73. : H36 fA if? f:-ff. 1 , , z, A - my Q- g 4, f. ,, K ,f gfg 2 31. 3 'f ir , 5 fb E4 : r f '. ' 'f xv. ,ff ', A f' .fit x .5 - , 7 'f . i ' - ,51..fu,, ':?5e: - .3931 ,L 5 Qffwifff 1-454 . 1 'wif -F V- I. 52 V '1' 15 .26 251' ' ' 1 - ' 15? ,Q Rhead. Randall, Logan, Wright, Scott. Led and directed through a successful year in athletics, the Women of F. I. C. accredit the efficient coaching staff, headed by Miss Rhead, and comprising Miss Logan, Mrs. Scott, Miss Wright, and Miss Randall. Miss Fiametta Rhead, adviser of the W. A. W., is also swimming instructor and coach of the seasonal sports teams. Miss Edith Logan is in charge of the individual sport, tennis. Mrs. Ruth Scott, swimming coach, carries on the sports class activities. Creative dancing Work is conducted under the supervision of Miss Florence Randall. GIRLS' SPORTS MGR I. WILLIAMSON V. Pres. P. Barth, Basketball Mgr. M. Forster, Pres. I. Williamson, Sec, :S Treas. A. Hollingsworth, Volleyball Mgr. F. Otis. To encourage clean sportsmanship in all athletics has been the aim oi this group. The W. A. A. Cabinet sponsors all activities carried on by the Womens Athletic Association. Under the direc- tion ot the cabinet, playdays, parties, teas and games have taken place throughout the year. An organization composed of athletically inclined women inter- ested either in individual sports or in becoming a member of one or more teams. The W. A. A. was capably directed this year by President Ioy Williamson, Vice-President Peggy Barth, and Secretary Audrey Hollingsworth. Awards were presented to all women who had earned them at the Wornen's Day assembly in May. FRONT ROW-M. Herbst, I. lrwin, F. Fogle, M. Miller, F. Swan, B. Bergen, I. Oxarari, G. Hampton, P. Barth, D. Stoy. ROW TWO-B. Smith, L. Lotze, B. Zuver, I. Holston, M. Lypps, V. Wygal, N. Ianke, L. Tanner. BACK ROW-A. Hollingsworth, C. Blose, I. Bender, F. Berkley, I. Williamson, T. Klose, B, Pritchard, C. Mennes, I--I I--1 lr fr' l 1 ar sq A W R, - Q99 I f T l l 1 l +' Q? l, V gig l ,I li, 5' M R .wiv-X-Ax'-,. 5 ' V ' xfgx . , 1, '37-' - Y l .1 '-aw' , L' , I ' 4 V-1' . 4' I ' xx , I J 1 i f I I TOP ROW-D. Cline, I. Williamson, M. Herbst. BOTTOM ROW M Forster I Irwm B. Bergen, F. Fogle. M sr-mi n I , . , r - , , 1 rr . , . ,, I - , , , I TQ' v- is 1 M ' 'ff' , V 'X he we V-,L Haj- Fvihxw 1 4 ,g,,.Q. ' Y -12' 521571, 2 Q X Q f K '1- Irsw 'B FRONT ROW-M. Forster, I. Wilson, F. Swan, B. Bergen, B. Smith, L. Tannar, M. Herbst BACK ROW-M. Iewell, V. Wygal, C. Warch, I. Williamson, D. Stoy, C. Blose I Irvin. Basketball, first sport of the season, started with a big turnout of players. This year's season was divided into two parts, the teams playing three-court basketball the first half and participating in two-court the latter halt. During the season a complete schedule of night games was played, Fullerton being victor in every game. Two inter-class games took place, the Freshmen winning both. A double round of afternoon games was played with the high school. The captains were Virginia Wygal and Norma Ianke, Sophomore and Freshman, respectively. Melita Forster was bas- ketball manager. This year's hockey season has been most successful, the Fullerton women winning in every encounter. Three inter-class games were played, each team being victor once, the third game having a tie score of 2-2. Fullerton took part in two playdays: one with the Long Beach women on their field, the other at Grittith Park. One round of games was played with the upper division ot the high school. Miss Rhead, coach, and Betty Costar, manager, were largely responsible for the teams' success this year. The captains were: Iune Wilson, Freshman, Mary Iewell, Sophomore. IN FRONT-P. Barth, I. Irvin. FRONT ROW--M Forster B Costcrr F Berkeley F Swan, B. Bergen, T. Klose, I. Wilson, Y. Dobashi I Williamson M Herbst BACK ROW-G. Hampton, M. Iewell, H. Whitaker, L. Lotze L Tanner I Holston B Smith B. Zuver, C. Blose, I. Oxarart. F H M . -tes... fi' QV. V . 5515 . ll -M is as 1 s-ligggi iff.. ,ATE-5 ,, -Q., fe lip,---ff glial A . .. i' A-R : gtk qgfljllt X, s f I w ,f 1-'11 F- 56, III-3 gaz ::g 3 :1 nm omg zzgsl :TOE N. 113' Oi gm lr' TJFU O wo 949, F8 pe 71 gem o 52 w 'fl dw 5:4 Q .am 'si PP g-'W on 52 N P3 QPU WU! 55. UD:-r PET Although little time is usually given 'to volleyball as a sport, this ye-ar's season has proved to be most successful. One round of games was played with the high school, a great deal of enthusi- asm being shown. The untiring efforts of Miss Rhead, coach, led the teams to excel in all phases of the game. Two teams, Fresh- man and Sophomore, were formed, and interclass games were played throughout the season. The Freshman were captained by Frances Berkley, the Sophomore captain, Frances Fogle. Felice Otis Was volleyball manager. Tl EES El Under the capable leadership of Frances Fogle, manager, the baseball team had a most successful year. Beginning the season with about fifteen women and enlarging to approximately eigh- teen, the group organized and formed one school team. A com- plete schedule of games was played with the Fullerton High School girls. F. I. C. Women took part in the all-jaycee playday at Los Angeles Iunior College. Fullerton played several invita- tional games with other jaycees and the team held together and played outstanding games on every occasion. Miss Fiametta Rhead coached the sport. I. Irvin, I. Holston, M. Herbst, Y. Dobashi, I. Oxarart. EITI El Tl DZJ f mt? sz 'LI'-3 Frau ,-o H2 gl D3 flax 9, an 553 Sw sv E? Sw. QB rd mm Om 2-1 75 Is :Um s D21 ow 7. ,': UJ 's 451 'P Sm 4. KQIII Q40 sts FS 1-a Q. Q' fbi 9310 OO '43 lil I--I U2 BACK ROW-I. Bender, V. Schubert, H. Hopkins, I, Irwin, L. Lotze, G. Hampton. FRONT ROW-W. Montero, F. Swan, T. Klose, B. Bergen, D. Cline. An extremely large turnout tor tennis was the main feature ot the season. The group was organized into one school team that participated in a mixed doubles tournament and a jaycee women's tournament. Team members were hostesses at occa- sional tennis teas given on this campus following games with visiting junior colleges. F. I. C. entertained with a playday in the spring and participated at Long Beach I. C. and L. A. I. C. in all junior college meets. Dorothy Cline should be given a great deal ot credit tor her capable management ot the team. Miss Logan instructed the sport this year. m C71 Women's swimming was divided into two seasons, tall and spring, with a fair turnout both times. The tall season was com- posed ot occasional inter-class meets and a complete schedule of encounters with the high school. The Fullerton Iunior College women took part this spring in an all jaycee playday at Los Angeles Iunior College. Under the able supervision of Miss Fiametta Rhead, swimming this year has been quite successful. A great deal ot credit should be given to Madeline Sherwood for her capable management of the group, Sherwood took complete charge ot both teams and did both the work ot managing and captaining the sport. BACK ROW-I. Holston, H. Whitaker, A. Hollingsworth, I. Oxarart, C Bl FRONT ROW-M. Dryer, F. Fogle, M. Sherwood, L. Boege, M. M111 The Annual Torch is proud of Fullerton lunior Col- lege and has tried to make Fullerton lunior College proud of the Annual Torch. Since being founded in l9l3, E. I. C. has made a steady student, faculty, and structural growth. An increasing student body has warranted the establishment of a new campus, soon to be completed. lts opportunities and reputation have been widespread, attracting students from all sectors of the United States. Nineteen-thirty-size seven has been no exception-cosmopolitan ideals, conservative traditions, competent faculty members, and a constant physical growth have prevailed and are prevailing on the Blue and Gold campus. This year's student body of more than a thousand has reached an all-time record, making this college not only the Eastern Division's largest student body, but the sixth ranking student body in the world. This year's accomplishments in the field of athletics have never been duplicated, with a parade of Southern California champions in swimming, water polo, track, baseball, and basketball. 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