Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

J ' T-V v 1 9 5 5 It is an unwritten law of year- book editing that every yearbook must have a theme and a serious dedication. We don ' t believe this. We renounce without sorrow, the We - of - the - younger - generation - march - bravely - forward type theme, which has been used, worn, and dragged out. We, of the annual staff, although caught in the building boom and a solemn and serious decade, feel that the world in essence is now already too solemn. We hope, therefore, that in some little way we will inject a little joy or happiness into your heart as you read this Our Yearbook. Through the cooperation of MGM and Hal Wallace, we were able to use this year ' s TOM AND JERRY theme. We have tried to carry this sequence throughout the annual and we hope that you will enjoy every page of it. THE ANNUAL STAFF uU rton junior ( oLU 1955 ore abie ol ( ontenti ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Pages 5-19 Pages 20-50 iSkijii f ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS Pages 51 -76 Pages 77-93 Pages 94-1 16 dminit tration zBocird ol ru tedii Robert E. Fulton, President Standing, left to right: Bill Jewett, Gordon McComber. Sitting: Robert E. Fulton, Virgil Morf, Francis N. Laird. Superintenclsnt T. Stanley Warburton District Superintendent k — Logan W. Wheotley Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent tDirector ZL ynn iS sUsr ROBERT ROCKWELL Dean of Instruction and Guidance RALPH SNYDER Dean of Admissions and Records and Coordinator of Placement 10 DAN HENRY Jusmess Manager Oscretartei) Myra Porter Irma Minner Charmion Krause Donna Marvin Ernestine Boss Bookstore workers ■ left to right- Genevieve McDonnell and Beverly Alsup. Richmond Hobson ASB Business Manager Librarians ■ left to right: Nancy Lee Carmichoel and Lois McClure 1 2 Francene Norris Business Education Office Secretary Mufilyn Schewe, Leona Robertson, Thelmo Taylor, Thelma Roth jBuMne i Education Left to right: Esther Sheiton, Muarea FoIk, noworo Wilson, Donna Williams. UM Ui iC Left to right: Nelson Bonar, Robert LaMoster, Kenneth Helvey, George Burt, omc e conontic Left to right: Margaret Rodecker, Esther Long, Ernestine Cotto, 14 left to right: Russell Graham, Morguer.te Waters, Gordon Melgren. Ivan Malm, Wayne Akey, Charles Kuby. I L y OcteKce Left to right: J. Shailer Arnold, Department Head; Bill Nosh; Esther Shelton; Philip Le Ross; William Klauslermeyer. Left to right: Howard Hall, Orrington Ramsay, Robert Alter, William Nash. untanitiQ Left to right: Esther Hatch, Denver Garner, Jack Chapman, Myrtle Schneider. Left to right: Lucile Hinkle, Mary Hodgdon, Martha Ehlen. Left to right; George Seeley, Leiand Hollenberg, Herbert Drapkin, Robert Gates, Fletcher Palmer, Elizabeth Wright, Sonora Spencer, and Standing, left to right: Raymond Smith, Ernest Von Gruenigen, Floyd Younger: Vaughn Brown, Henry Mansfield. Sitting; Albert Williams, Depart- ment Head. Samuel Cortez. scknlccii ducation Left to r(ght: Charles Hart, Ralph Porter, Raymotnd Smith, Robert Hahn, Paul Pagel. Eldon Rodieck Left to right: Eldon Rodieck; Helen Dem.osey; Esther Shelton: Edward Sumner; Elwyn Saferite, Department Head. cM-cfriculturc ' PUyMcciL - JLucation Lefr to right; Ruth Scott, Jean Kennedy, Ahce Armstrong, Florence Dysinger, Gertrude Amiing. Left to right: Gene Martin, Oran Breelond, Joe Merlo. Alex Omalev The hardworking sophomore council, (rooters caps in hand,) pulled the class through the financial embarrassment common to most sophomore classes with a successful sale of these popular caps. Big event, however, was the Turkey Day Dance. For the first time the identity of the queen was kept a secret — even from the queen. Class President Jack Bass and class advisor Mr. Jack Chap- man, alone knew the deep secret and kept mum until the big moment when the queen was presented with her bouquet. The Sophomores also spon- sored a successful after-basketball-game dance. To wind up the year they pre- sented the school with the tradition- al gift to keep the class of ' 55 alive in the memories of future students. Lefr to right; President, Jack Bass; Vice-President, Donelle Rudd; Secretary, Marianne Ulrich, Treasurer, John Fulton. 20 Barbara Allen Betty Batchelor V — • ■•« —.1 ; V John Adams Dean Allen Bil! Baker Frank Benbow Joan Borden dr f ' l A-. .-J. ' . ' .t ' - ' JK t:.«=i I i ' h ' - Dorothy Addy Patty Armstrong Ruth Ballard Al Bischoff James Bowlin Jeanine Alberts Janet Asawa Frederick Barker Lynn BIystone Clayton Boyce Jomes Alexander leota Axford Jack Bass Al Boehn Rrchard Bray 21 -%, Ai f ' r J 0m E «♦ - - 22 Joan Bristow Dee Brown Fred Brown Ronnie Brown Koye Bush Nancy Brumley Beverly Buell Sue Burns Roger Burrows Yvonne Clingerman Doris Butler Mar ian Caracauso Ed Carnegie Arcadio Carrillo Ken Chase Dale Chorpenning Frank Chow Andy Clay Ellen Cockretl Kay Coffman Cheryl Collins Robert Cordy . i J l C C , V i v4 ( a C - , V f ' ;; f. ♦•« ! ' l y Dora Cuevos Bob Eoston Beverly Covlm Bill Cunningham Dolores Dick Bill Edmonds Alfred Fmloyson Kay Crawford James Davisson Shirley Doone John Ehrl e Darlene Fiiz ■ ' Tom CriTon Phyllis DeHetre Danny Doss Andy Feraco Richord Fitzgerald Harry Crosby Virginia DeMotte John Drott Ronald Field Dick Forkel 23 o - i 9 K 24 Jerry Franklin Linda Gahr Merlella George Chormien Gores Pot Honey t V yi M ' At . ii- ■■■i Karen Freeberg Bob Gorcio Gary Gilman Malcolm Gregg Monte Hart John Fulton i-ouise Gallagher Bob Glenn Carol Gundrum Gary Hortzell Beth Gaffney Marcus Gartner Pat Goodwin James Hall David Hemauer Connie Geisert Pot Hamilton I J r i V  • ' i y Ed Mines Sandra Johannes Lilly Anne Hemouer Jeanne Hodges Norman Hower Lurita Johnston John Ju Dale Herman Richard Hodson John Hull Vonnie Johnson Ed Keeley Charles Hezmalhakh Joan Hovey Don Hunt Dick Joy Susan Kemp Morion Hill Barbara Howe Deon Jergensen Joan Joyce Gordon Kerr 25 i. ( i 26 Shirley Knox Gary Kuenzli Carolyn Lenz Dean Livingston Genoro Lozano Kay Koontz Freda Kuster Bill Lester Robe rt Livingston Don Lucos f . % s r I ' r T . . ' Grace Kotoke Ray La Bahn Myrna Lewellyn Hov ard Lotze Merlin McKmght ' } 71% EM y-A Don Kraemer Elmer Lang Gordon Lewis Bilhe Louderback Gilbert McLeod V Charlie Ledbetter Mary Lou Love ( ' . • ■ ' , J cs, rsOi, J Irene Maitre John McPhee Norman Mack Pot Mack Donna Mader Jan Meengs Robert Manrique Rita Morcoux Kenny Mark Alice Martin Charles Martin Drusetta Mortin Ralph Matteson Bob Matthews Lois Metzger Yvonne Miller Judy Mills Betty Mintun Jim Moore Phyllis Morgan Peggy Morton George Newman 27 .Ar- - I ■ Vf, k 28 Roger Nicholson Howard Olsen Pat Padgett Pete Perez Roe Romsbarger Anne Nose Elizabeth Osborn Marion Page George Perrymon Leroy Reno Dick Nye Jessie Ott Don Pedersen Donald Peterson Amado Reynoso - ' y Beverly Old Helen Packer Chuck Peltzer Loren Philips Barbara Richards Jerry Padgett Beatrice Pride Donelle Rudd Peggy Scott Bill Rieikerk Vic Ruedy Fred Scherf Barbara Shigley Vondo Stephenson Dale Roberts Nick Ruiz Marilyn Schimming Jo Ann Shoop Glenn Stocking Janet Roberts Wayne Saothoff Ron Schnitger Barbara Simonton Brian Stone Rick Rowland Roy Sakamoto Danny Schweikart Pool Soby Tom Streeter 29 30 Howard Stucke, Sally Taylor Vivien Troesh Doris Ungroth Tom Viscounfy Allen Stuhf Byron Terrell Norman Trudeou Harry Upton George Vorie Ted Sullrvan Leonard Tetley Clarence Tuason Al Van Beenen Carlton Wagner Don Switzler Ernie Thompson Marianne Ulnch Tom Vandezande Bob Wolden Vivian Tressler Diane VonWinkle Jack Webb Jim Willis Sheryl Weible Doris Woods Will Walti Joe Weiss John Whitney Kermit Wood Phillip Yorba Wes Warwick Bruce Wholley Dorinda Wilcox Sandi Woolley May Young Jane Watson Gay White Marge Williams Marlys Wylie Barbara Zell This year s freshman class was very active and had great success in oi their activities because of the wonderful cooperation between the coun] cil and the class. The Space Hop was out of this world and will go down as one of the best dances of the year. The slovel auction luncheon brought many surprising bids and numeri ous new faces. This was all in building for next yec and now that it is about here, we are all sorry tc say good-by to the year ■54- ' 55 ,but very glad to see the fine results of our hard worl . ♦ t t P Left lo right: President, Bob Morgan; Vice-President, Terry Sullivan; Secretary, Judy Richards; Treasurer, Pat La Rue Lower Picture, left to right; Commissioners Bill Verheyden, Corojyn Poyet, ond Jim Montgomery. 32 i Jim Acocks Dee Dee Ames Irene Arroyo Betty Bobigian Shirlee Baker Jack Borton Delicia Acosta Dole Anderson Quentin Augspurger Alex Boca Shirley Bonks Ketth Bosinger Dick Aclon Loretta Anderson Kathy Ayres Edward Baker Gory Barber Alan Bateson Charlie Adams Richard Andrews Arpior Babigion Harry Boker Esther Bard Larry Bath James Allen Moxine Andre Nancy Barnes Susan Botes Manuel Alonzo Gerald Ard Par Borr Shirley Bathe Benny Alvarez Mary Lee Ardaiz Robert Borr Duone Bauer - • ♦ A W ' A ; o. Barbara Baxter David Bickerstaff Leslie Blair Sharon Borgeson Bob Brown Mike Burkman Delmer Baxter Bob Binckes Byron Blair Robert Borski Dennis Brown Dick Burnett Sheilo Baxter Jim Binion Doug Blonkenship Bob Bovee Ron Browne Dole Burrill Bruce Beouchamp Dick Birdsoll Richard Bohn Marie Bronnon Dick Brundage Joanne Burf Shirley Bergen Arlene Bird Henry Boisseranc Dean Bray Bob Buchhop Rachel Cadwaloder Arlene Bernhard Harold Bivens George Bonney Bob Breshears Jack Burger Herbie Hornet W k Norman Bernier Don Blackford Adeline Borbon Lorry Brooke Robert Burke Ralph Campbell Claude Corner Richard Chavez Noro Christionson Robert Cochener Nancy Cooley Donna Cremer Carolyn Carter Jerry Chermock Brian Chuchua Carolynne Coffman Gerry Cooper Ray Crider Mary Lou Casebeer Ricci Chilson Cliff Clark Lynn Cole Kenneth Coor Richard Cronk Joe Caudill Winton Choate Roger Clark Douglas Coleman Max Corazza Gorland Crooks June Cerutti Joan Choate Leighton Claussen Mary Collins Neil Cox Shirley Crosbie Dick Cervantes Carolyn Chrisman Jimmy Claydon Mary Lou Confer Robert Craft Gene Crosby Charles Chapman Karl Christenson Jack Clevelond Sylvia Contreros Don Creasser Jack Crosson f ? Virginia Crow John Cusick Elliott Dawson Mike DiGirolano Phil Dutton Monte Elliott Esther Cruz Kenneth Cutright Betty Dennison Joe Dougherty Larry Earnest Richard Elhott Don Culbertson Bob Daggett Louie DeVille Don Doveott Marjorie Easfon Maureen Ellis Mehnda Cummmgs Frank Domico Jennie DeVries Howarth Drake Kenneth Ebert Robert Ellis Barbara Cundiff Carol Daunoras Shirley Dexter Mary Kay Dullea Joni Eden Ruth Ellis V r Norns Cunningham Clifford Davidson Beverly Dickey Sherry Dunivin Charlotte Egerer Tom Emerina ,; Ernest Curry Richard Dovies Jack Dierberger Ross Durham Bob Einwolter Bob England if Edward Enckson Dons Farr Manuel Flores Barry Fry Ronald Gallo Everett Geis Charlie Espinoza Elmer Faubion Bill Fofonoff Claude Fry Irene Garcia Mike Gerber t Ji dk Sharon Etchison Bob Fegel Louonn Foist Patty Jo Fry Joe Garcia Bruce Gerhold Bob Evans Jeanne Fergus Kay Forbes David Fryott Rachel Garcia Dick Gibson Verna Everett George Ferrero Ray Fox Robert Fuller Ralph Garcia Ray Gilmore Delos Eyer Yvonne Fitz Pat Frazier Marian Gage Albert Gostelum Andy Gilmour Ed Fairfield Thomas Fitzgerald Kathy Frahm Jerry Gaines Meredith Gauldin Roy Gladwell f O0 ' Earl Glenn Mike Giant Vanis Gritten Harold Hacker Bill Hall Marlene Hansard Ed Glenn Joanne Green Ben Grooms Brian Haight Betsy Hallock Gayle Hansen Gerald Glick Chuck Greer John Grove Judy Hall Richard Hamano Ron Hansen Audrene Godwin Marilyn Gregory Jerry Grunwald Walter Hall Harvey Hambarion Joe Harberath Kathenne Good v in James Griffis Don Hamilton Judy Harrison Joan Graham Phyllis Griggs Virginia Hamlin Bill Harsha Juanita Grant Yvonne Grisotti Glen Hammond Lizzie Harvest C CS, t f% Joan Hase Gordon Helmers John Herrero Nadine Hoffner John Hoskins Barbara Hurst Edward Haskill Merle Helmers John Higginbothom Mary Lee Holiday Harry Hostetter Glenn Hutcheson Margaret Hoskins Harold Hemmele Doris HilT Claudia Holladay Les Hovey Dean Huthmon Charlie Moss Gary Henery James Hills Gail Holonbek Barbara Hubbard Roberta Hyde Roy Hatfield John Henke Joan Hobbs Helen Holt Calvin Hudspeth Bill Inch Valerie Haughey Jessie Hernandez Burl Hobson Maureen Hooten Joan Hunker Ed Irving Pat Hedlund Nancy Herold Don Hodson Charles Horton Jess Hurtado Don Isbell Agnes Jackson Bob Johnson Kay Keithly Nancy Kincaid Paul Kirk Marlene Kozina Mary Jackson Gary Johnson James Kennedy Bob King Gary Kirkwood Viola Krell Andrew Jocobson Bob G. Johnson Ronnie Kephart Yoshiko Kinoshita Marlene Kishpaugh Paul Kruck Shirley Janssens Jerry Jolstead Eldon Kerfoot Phyllis Kirchmann Richard Klein David Kurk Fern Joynes Denise Jones Debbie Kessler Carol Kirk Bill Koch Joe Laborde Bill Jeweft Fred Kahlen Pat Kilpotrick Davi d Kirk Peggy Kohlenberger Helen Loch Richard Jiminez Gw enn Keithley Young Kim Noel Kirk Barbara Komrosky Arlene Laird I-: - r lS • . V V f Ben Laticker Goil Lorsh Bob Lee John Lin Ann Losee Diane Lunswoy Barbara LaMonte Rose Larson Virginia Lee Gerald Lindstrom Peter Lowicki Carol Losin ) v ,, ,- . .. f- u ,?=r f| ' - 0 % f Vif . l y • - spencer LaMoure Pat LoRue Joanne Leech Marian Lindberg Charleen Lowry Bob Lyons Nancy Lapple Tom Lowson Rose Leverich Sharline Liniewicz Conchita Lozano Lou Ann Lypps J Jeannette Lo Prairie Rosemorie Leach Art Lewandowski Nancy Locke Francine Lucas David McArthur Kathleen Larkin Brian Leochmon Harold Lewis Nora Lockhort Carlo Lugano Janice McClen on Eugene Laroff Ken LeBrun Kenneth Light Roger Loest Arline Lundblade Jerry McDowell ! w ' v i I ' , Jan McDueM Royce Madonna Morvin Markhom Ben Maftox Patricia Meyer Doyle Mills Gordon McGowen Carl Maffioli Barbara Marlott June Mouerhon Raymond Micholek Mar|orie Monnig Joanna McGaughy Violet Mahr Cathy Masters Sandra Meacham Arlene MiJbrot Bill Monroe ' ::i - r i- ' 9 Judy McGraw Donne Moieski Betty Martin John Mellano Bill Miller Jim Montgomery Jim Mcllwain Jackie Molcomson William Martin Lorraine Merritt Calvin Miller Mary Ann Montgomery Thomas McQuiMin Judy Malkiewicz Mary Alice Mason Harry Messer Ronnie Miller Bob Montgomery c; John Mocis Irene Mann Janet Mattinson Jochen Metzing Dick Millet Dole Moody Dwight Moody Augustine Mujica Everett Neeley Virginia Negrete Betty Nichols Stan Olson Jim Moore Pat Murphy LeRoy Neely Beulah Neil Jim Nichols Henry Ortiz Judie Moore Betty Jane Murray Patrick Neely Mary Nev Janet Nickey Jack Osteen Ross Moores Mary Myers Dixie Neff David Newquisf Jerry Nielsen Ronald Packard Bob Morgan Wilma Myers Joyce Noble Carol Padgett Rtchord Morrison Ernest Nacif Karl Oberfin Mary Lou Poge Harry Mosley Lorayne Nay Suzie Ohara Carolyn Palmer i sssw to $ V fT-l f ' -_ ' ' V Bill Ponnell James Payton Gordon Perkins Hugh Pheaster Louise Portwood Jim Proctor Leah PoolineUi Ken Pearce Jeanie Perrine Richard Phillips Carolyn Poyet Merrijo Proctor Lyie Parks Sandra Pearson Doria Perry Jack Pickard John Powell Norman Puckett . ; ' ' -4 M f d h ' 4 Judy Partridge Charles Pease Betty Pesterfield Marilyn Pickering Darlene Powers Sondro Purcell Edna Patrick Betty Pedersen Beverly Peterson Sharon Pinkstaff Edward Prell Cloudefte Putnam Edward Patrick Alan Peel Lionel Petterson Earl Pitts Dave Price Dave Rainvtile Jesse Payne Dolores Pelz Kay Petnch Jess PonceDeLeon Lynn Price Rosemary Rau Janice Ralph Shirley Redelberger Jackie Reed Fay Rehder Dave Reid Rubie Ressegue Bonnie Rettrg Jean Reynolds Mary Reynolds Royce Reynolds Wayne Richards Judy Richards Peggy Richardson Larry Rich Gary Ricketts Warren Riley Joanne Robbins Dick Robertson Lois Robinson Jock Roddy Tom Rode Tommy Rodger A! Rodriguez Jomes Rogers Pat Rogers Cecilia Resales Jacqueline Ross Sue Rowe Bob Rumell Dorothy Rumell Jim Russell Carolyn Sollgren Don Sandersfield Darreli Sanford Margery Saunders Ken Sconnell Allan Schofer Pat Schlagenhouff Jim Schlarman Beverly Schmidt Tom Schmitt Charles Schoonover M - ' 3i Sandra Schreihart John Sherwood Martha Singelton Chuck Sowers Wrllo Stedmon Don Stoughton Donna Schurr Jeanne Shirk Audrey Smith Dove Spoinhowei Suzanne Steffire Darrell Straube Robert Sedtock May Shinomiya Bill Smith Judy Spencer Robert Stephenson Jonie Strouse Andy Seeley Nino Shoemaker Fred Smith Dayton Spiker Sylvester Stevens Clifton Stueland Karen Seibert Dave Shuck Hazel Smith Frank Spork Harley Stewart Terry Su livan Beverly Shadford Lorry Shumwoy Vince Smith Hobert Spray Bob Stoll Jack Swinton Tamar Sharp Shelton Simonds Carol Snyder Bob Stebbins Neale Stoner Beverly Tolbott Ralph Tallant Tom Templeton Rose MorJe Thomson Don Turner Margaret VonSchoyck Gracie Villogomez Margie Tonamachi Dove Thayer Janis Torrence Georgene Turner Kenneth VanSickie Frank Vineyard Dove Taravello Fred Thoele Dove Towie Jim Turner Duwain VonSkiver John Woctor r vi A rt fl Kenneth Taylor Norma Thomas Jan Travaglio Judy Turner Mary Lou Venable Robert Woda Morris Taylor Bill Thomas Phyllis Travis Paul Turner Bill Verheyden Judy Wadsworth Marsha Tellez Betty Thomson Jeonnette Triplett Tatsu|i Ushigome Virginia Vidaurri Leroy V ahl George Temple Ron Thompson Jerry Trimble Jean VonAistme Marvin Vigue Jim Waite .V D. V . l ' i Joe Walden Arlyn Wardle Hugh Wick Don Williams Philip Winter D ck Woody Bob Walker Jon Warren Elaine Wigderson McCoy Williams Jean Winters Reese Worden Richard Wall Jim Weaver Barbara Wildermuth Bob Williams Marianne Win ton Robert Wright John Wallace Gilbert Weber Gary Wiles Beverly Wilson Carolyn Wohlford Nicholas Yniguez Reynette Wallace Toni Weidel Jim Willaford Joanne Wilson Hilton Wong Ramona Younger Dick Walworth Jim Weir Joan Willcutt Walter Wilson Mike Wood Stephen Zimmerly Bill Ward Sharon Werhan Dairyl Williams Marilyn Wing Mary Woods njocatlonal 7wr« ei Back row, left to right: Adaline Reveles, Elizabeth Woodward, Margaret Webb, Kay Goodwin, Trudy McDonald, Beulah Reid, Laura Sharrock, Lenoro Krell, Mrs. Olive Morris, Nora Christiansen, Kay Landers, Do ' is Hill, Letha Wolverton, Marie Maldonado, Esther Bard, Irene Mann. Front r ow: Verna Everett, Mary Lou Page, Adaline Borbon, Edith Brewer, Frances Lulu, Mary Lulu, Agnes Jackson. Back row, left to right: P. Appleby, H. Huffmon, C. Youngkeit, M. Coffman, G. Brannon, G. Phillips, D. Zschoche. Front row: A. LaCroix, L. Ritz, C. Nishihara, A. Ramiriz, E. Littee, C. Coffman. .in-? =SM 49 o nxctolocfiAt Barbara Collins, Esther Shelfon instructors y ' ::: ' :!rs°:: r t: Jon w„so ° ' ogan, Sh,rley De .er l ' ' ' ° - Pot Hobort n ' ' ' ' ° ° tory, - Salvador Solonn i„„„, ° ' ' ' ■° Verba AnnU k, r «° ' d, Els.e Sm,.h oe Alarcon ™ ' •• ■ ■■ - ' 3 ™„ rr„°r tOeata i MAtcint Back Neil, Bates leen Joyce Callaghon, Pa, fAeyers, Barbara Boose Donna Cremer j,n Young, J-dy_Harn son - Schre.har., row, leH to r.ght Aiddle row Dons Fontaine, Jackie Molcomson A Aerle Helmers, Beulah Hazle Townsend,_fAerle Front row, Kath- Pat Kilpotrick, Rose Larson. Mrs Sonora Spencer Instructor Virginia Crow rcfcinizcition4i ts — 51 okn 3 altkonen STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT OUi icer The office of Student Body Vice-President was successfully filled by Al Boehner. The evidence of his work is apparent in the many activities that were carried on during the year. Keeping the minutes and the records m order was a |ob well done by Yvonne Miller, our Student Body Secretary. Bob Owston, Student Body Treasurer, completes the list of our officers. He, also, has done a marvelous piece of work during the year. Handling activities for the largest student body in the history of F.J.C., John Kohkonen did a fine job as head of the Associated Student Body. 53 sS H U n Jim Marsters Commissioner of Rallies Norman Brock Commissioner of Athletics O n tn Karen Freeberg Commissioner of Publicity 54 Sianding, leff to right: Jody Shoop, Amado Reynoso, Jan Taylor, Al Boehner, Jim Marsters, Barbaro Marsh, Norman Brock, Karen Freeberg. Sitting; Bob Owston, John Kahkonen, Yvonne Miller. S Bock row, left to right: Shirley Doane, Merlello George, Barbara Allen, Sharon Etchison, Sherry Dunlvrn. Front row: Jan Taylor, Potti Armstrong, Loretto Anderson Jan Taylor, President Lef ' t o right: Nick Ruiz, Amado Reynoso, Clorence Ruword- Amado Reynoso, President ms . T S £ - = - o -n o .5 E °- = S 1 5 - i5 = c - o Oj o S S — O 5 -5 U CO Q. o o X o a 5 a: O i Q c i - o , Z I s = 2 S u S = - E E g| - 9 5 N — ' - o 5 s i 5 3 to .. X o C c: 3 3 u_ — ) J— S Anne Dugger, President Rush Tea Fashion Show — Georgene Turner .. D = S 2 - c Si = ±- o 0) ._ o s (D a 2-i •.: ■2 ,| . C -c 5 (J II Ol O — , U . a a C — ' (U . s i -2 z D s ; . o o S a o o •- £ CQ o «J i: cQ - 5 5-8 N 2 - it X i j M Virginia DeMone President Back row. left to right: Virginia DeMotte; Borboro Marsh; Nancy Brumley; Lois McClure, Advisor; Koy Coffman; Barbara Allen; Sue Burns. Sitting: Morion Coracouso, Barbara Richards, Myrno Lewellyn. Beverly Buell, Helen Packer — lett TO nghfi Bobbie Komrosky, Jeanne Reynolds, Egerer, Sue Burns. ° o S •- is- a c e c o CO)— ' D CO v.- O D a) — ' ? o J, o •- c ja , _3? i s — D s o i Q. O I s 60 Initiation Loutse Gallagher President Rush Tea Dan Pederson First Semester President U nicfkt Ronnie Brown Vice-President cf-iorn t Bill Lester Secretary Wayne Saothoff Treasurer 62 Back row, left to right: Henry Mansfield, Advisor; Jerry Padgett; Bob Daggett; Jack Roddy; Gene Crosby; Elmer Lang; John Kahkonen, Bob Williams; Ralph Matteson; Willie Wrenn; Pete Peterson; Max Corazzo; Bob Wilcke; Danny Pederson; Ronnie Brown. Middle row: Don Switzler, Ed Keeley, Bob Johnson, Ernie Nacif, Bill Baker, Alex Boca, Dick Wall, Bill Monroe, Gary Johnson, Al Stuht. Front row: Leighton Cloussen, Bob Owston, Tom Viscounty, Bob Morgan, Harry Olson, Dick Nye, Harold Andrews, Wayne Soothoff, Bill Lester, Everett Geis. kl V 1 j eLta t M €)ntegci Lefl to right: Judy Mills, Al Stuht, Karen Freeberg, Tom Fitzgerald, Joan Hovey, Rosemary Rou M-lphci ami ci s icfma 64 Back row, left to right; Arcadio Carrillo, Marcus Gartner, Anne Dugger, Dorothy Addy, Andy Cloy Middle row: Jack Quinn, Al Stuht, Rae Ramsborger, Arlene Milbraf, Judy Mills. Front row: Jeannine Alberts; Dr. Williams, Advisor,- Donna Mader. future weacAerd Front row, left to right; Judy Richards, Judy Wadsworth, Roberta Hyde, Jeanne Hodges. Second row Kathy Masters, Marilyn Pickering, Jeannine Alberts, Dorothy Addy. Third row: Wynolo Cooper, Marietta Dedolph, Morlys Wylie. Fourth row: Amado Reynoso, Bill Ward, Mr. Klaus termeyer, Jock Quinn, Robert Allen. future jBuMnCi eacler oj Of? e. Standing, left to right: Mr. Collins, Advisor, Pat Barr, Joanne McGaughy; Freda Kuster; Carol Snyder; Merrijo Proctor; May Young; Mary Koy Dul- leo; OliKong Sadang. Sitting: Janet Asawa, Phil Hill, Anna Nose. 65 Ski (Blub -■■ SP Sitting, left to right: Nancy Kmcaid, Maxme Andre, Charlotte Egerer, Arline Lundblade, Joanne Moles, Lorraine Merritt, Pot Riffle. Standing: Bill Kennedy, John Whitney, Norm Brock, Fred Furgmson, Jack Mooreheod, Babe Bauer, Norm Mock, Bob Glenn, Bill Pannell, Phil Winter, Chuck Sowers, Jock Cleveland, Brian Haight, Ronnie Brown, Roger Nicholson. ewntan ( lub 66 Left to right; Yvonne Miller, Louise Gallagher, Ray Moreno, Rita Morcoux, Barbara Schafer. s pani yh iub Left to right: Phyllis DeHetre, Amado Reynoso, Barbara Hubbard, Judy Wadsworth, Don Culbertson, Mr. Alter. et. (Eiub m. Front row, lefr to right: Boyce Jones, Jock Boss, Fred Kahler, Bill Young, Amado Reynoso. Bock row: Leal Rafoel, Earl Glenn, ArcodiJlo CarnlJo, Norman Hower, Arpiar Barbigion. John Ehrle Treasurer • t ' t u 68 Back row, left to right: David Kirk, Don Culbertson, Bob Oofes, Harry Upton, Doug Spear, Don Isbell, Al Bischoff- Middle row: Don Turner, Ron Schnitger, Phil Hill, Tom Reddy, Mike Burkman, John Ehrle, Nick Ruiz, Andy Clay. Front row: Gory Kuenzli, Amado Reynoso, Morris Taylor, Tom Fitzgerald, Charles Pease, Ken Scannell. Sitting, left to right: Daryl Williams, Dave Bickerstoff, Bill Bromby, Henry Zepedo, Don Hunt, Phil Hill. Standing: Henry Boisseronc, Gordon McGowen, Al Rodriguez, Herm Fisher, Vern Calvert, Bob Borski, Lionel Petterson, Mr. Rodieck, Roy Goldsborough, Art Cono. Bock rovi ' , left to right: Bob England, Robert Gieske, Bruce Purcell, Stan Mosher, Gene Waldo, Mr. Cannon. Front row: Ralph Matteson, Bill Sims, Tom Rode, George Newman, David Gurrola. geological 69 ormt y. A Hornet Ysponsored Taco Luncheon 70 Sitting, left to right: Roberta Hyde: Karen Seibert, Marcus Gartner; Vonda Stephenson; Mrs. Hatch, Advisor; Mary Virginia Woods; Dale Herman; Sharon Wood. Middle row: Karen Freeberg, Joanne Green, Diane Von Winkle, Jim Marsters, Peggy Morton, Larry Tedrick, Barbara Schlarb, Mary Holiday, Don Peterson, Darlene Powers, Susan Kemp, Rita Marcoux, Dorothy Addy, Debbie Kessler, Carolyn Poyet. Bock row: Tom Fitzgerald, Ron Schnitger, Gilbert Sutton, Norman Trudeau, Douglas Coleman, Don Blackford, Warren Riley, George Bonney, Barbara Shigley, Marlene Hansard, Andy Clay, Bill Ward, Jerry Chermack, Brian Haight. John Wnlloce Boys Sports Be De Jody shoop , _ -,_i , Weekly Hornet EditdfcCQa !• Dick Forkel Advertising 1, Dear Lunch Front row, left to right: Rosemary Rau, Rita Marcoux, Guy Chossagnord, Pete Peterson. Standing: Judy Mills, Bob Morgan, Bob Calvo, Dick Gibson. 71 Vonda Stephenson President mley Ed Keeley Theme Originator Phyllis Griggs Organizations cM-nnucd Sharon Pinkstaff Administration Dick Forkel and Dick Gibson John Wnlhce Boys ' Sports Dick Forkel Advertising Dick Gibson Art Carolyn Palmer Organizations Barbara Schafer Typist Arline Lundblade Advertising Dove Towie Boys ' Sports 1 Left to right: Bobbie Komrosky, Nancy Brumley, Arline Lundblade. - - - Kneeling, left to right: Mickey Torrence, Marion Caracausa, Jeanne Reynolds, Warren Riley, Shirlee Baker, Howard Chipman, Wes Warwick, Charlotte Egerer, Beverly Buell. Standing-, first row; Don Korr, Beth Gaffney, Sam Townson, Nancy Neiswonger, Dick Walker, Gary Ricketts, Billie Louderback, Jeanne Hodges, Hazel Townsend, Joanne McGaughy, Mr. Burt, Vonda Stephenson. Second row; Warren Peterkin, Wayne Richards, Brian Height, Freddie Holden, Keith Basinger, Max Corazza, James Russell. Third row. Dean Allen, Vince Smith, Margaret Van Schoyck, Nina Shoemaker, Sandra Meacham, Larry Burns. Fourth row: Elva Swoffer, Reece Warden, Karen Seibert, Tom Schmitt, Leonard Duarte, Dale Chorpenning. 74 ' and cince ' =Band Ftonf row, left to right: Dick Walker, Dole Chorpenmng. Al Sluht, Gary Ricketts, Bob Garcia. Middle row; Charlie Espinoza, Wayne Richards, Reece Warden. Back row: Mr. Helvey, Bill McClure, Roger Levesque, Leonard Duorte, Max Corazzo, Warren Peterkin. Left to right: Bob Lyons, Louie DeVille, Hugh Pheoster, Bill Ward. Accompanist, Peggy Kohlenberger. Leff to right: Yvonne Clingerman, Betty Dennison, Mcrlene Kozina, Betty Pedersen, Sharon Wood Judy Turner — Accompanist, Sandra Pearson. c ( cippsUci 76 Back row, left to right: Marvin Vigue, Hugh Pheoster, Paul Kruck, Bob Dates, Bill Ward, Ken Reed, Bill Martin, David Kurk, Andy Cloy, Carolyn Sallgren, Billie Louderback, Mickey Torrence, Sharon Wood, Louise Porfwood, Sheila Baxter, Beverly Tolbott. Fourth row: Bill Lowe, Jack Hayes, Dennis Brown, Paul Solozar, Norman Bernier, Bob Fuller, Gary Ricketts, Don Smith, Louie DeVille, John Ehrle, Claudette Putnam, Jane Watson, Dora Cuevas, Mary Ann Montgomery, Betty Dennison, Kay Petrich, Nancy Cooley, Pat Barr, Mottie Rhodes, Marlene Kozina, Betty Pedersen. Third row: Merlello George, Sandra Johannes, Joella Wiseman, Sharon Pinkstaff. Second row: Shirley Elliott, Marilyn Pickering, Myrno Lewellyn, Sheryl Weible. Front row: Kenneth Helvey, Director Dorla Perry, Marian Caracausa, Mary Lou Cosebeer, Melodee Tyler. o ctlvltte4 r k man y cinxp with the purpose of getting acquainted, Freshman Camp was held this year on September 7 and 8 at Idyllwild. The event started the whirl of social activities for FJC, with the first day highlighted by swim- ming, ping pong, volleyball and making new friends. Highlight of the dance held in Emerson Hall that evening was the Broom Dance in which the winners, Chuck Greer and Pat Schlagenhauff, were elected King and Queen of Freshman Camp. After the morning worship services, held by the Hornet Y, ' and the Freshman-Sophomore football game, in which the freshmen outplayed the sophomores, 8 to 6, the busses returned to Fullerton Wednesday evening. ■s£e: . aii t lcnlc ' •i ' ' t ' sr Providing fun and entertainment for oil who at- tended, the Fall Picnic was held at Irvine Park on September 24. The day was filled with fun and laughter as students participated in relay races, watermelon and pie eat- ing contests, bicycle riding and water fights. Cheers and songs were features of the exciting pep rally, held before the dinner of Bar-B-Q beef, cole slaw and beans. The big affair was followed that evening by the Fall Dance, held in the old study hall on the high school campus. c;ii z4lter § ante Among the best attended and most memorable events held at FJC were the after-game dances sponsored by. the many organizations on campus. The enthusiasm and energy brought about by the football and basketball games made these dances lively and enjoyable. ancsii Turkey - j ciy Starting the Turkey Day activities off on Wednesday, November 24, was the traditional Homecoming Parade, v hich proceeded to the corner of Spadra and Commonv ealth, for the big Turkey Day Rally. Winning the parade sweepstakes was the beautifully decorated car entered by the Mar- quis Car Club. First prize for the best car was won by A. W. S. and first prize for the best float was won by the Phi Alpha Omega Sorority. Crowning of the Turkey Day Queen, Miss Gay White, who reigned over the traditional battle with Santa Ana, highlighted the Homecoming Dance that night in the Girls ' Gym. iomecoming Queen, ciy Ulte 7 V Virginia DeMotte Sheryl Weible Cheryl Collins Bev Covlin S aU ' l ay The Importance of Being Earnest John Worthing Al Stuht Algernon AAoncrieff Tom Fitzgerald Lady Bracknell Rosemary Rau Gwendolyn Fairfax Judy Mills Cecily Cardew Valerie Haughey Miss Prism Jan Meengs Dr. Chausable Don Smith Butlers Andy Clay, Fred Scherf, Jack King L-R: Jack King, Fred Scherf, Andy Clay Top row, L-R; Al Stuhr Tom Fitzgerald Bottom row, L-R: Rosemary Rau Judy Mills Valerie Haughey Jan Meengs Don Smith Front row, left to right: Valerie Haughey, Dick Bohn, Jane Watson, Tom Reddy, Mike Burkman. Second row: Fred Scherf, Dean Jergensen, Bruce Purceli. Third row: Gay White, Bob Sedlock, Quent Augspurger, Dick Fitz- potrick. Fourth row: Sherry Dunivin, Brian Haight, Tom Fitzgerald, Dean Livingston, John Whitney, Ross Durham. Back row: Mr. Lee Korf, Monte Hart, Reynette Wallace. Cast Harry Domin Ross Durham Sulla Judy Mills Morius Al Bischof Helena Glory Valerie Haughey Dr. Gall Al Stuht Mr. Fabry Mike Burkman Dr. Hallemeir Monte Hart Mr. Alquist Tom Fitzgerold Consul Busman Tom Reddy Nano Jane Wotson Radius Quent Augspurger Helena, a robotess Gay White Primus Fred Scherf A servant robotess Sherry Dunivin First robot Dick Fitzpatrick Second robot . Dean Jergensen Robot army leaders. Al Boehner and Bob Sedlock KObots Wes Worwick, Bruce t-urceii, John Whitney, Dean Livingston, Brian Haight. George Hole, Stu Fonter, Dick Fitzgerald, John Phillips, Bill Young, Merlin McKnight, Manuel Alonzo. Spring iaV Seated, left to right; Tom Reddy, Valerie Haughey, Tom Fitzgerald. Monte Hart, Al Stuht, Mike Burkman, Ross Durham. Stonding: Ross Durham and Valerie Haughey A beautiful room filled withi frothy formols and dark suits made a delightful picture at the San Marino Women ' s Club, December 10, the night of the Christmas Formal. Neither the formality of the reception line nor the dignity of their dress stopped students from enjoy- ing themselves in their usual informal manner. Their friendly spirit even carried over to the band, v hen the evening was concluded by Myrna Lewellyn ' s leading everyone in Christmas carols. iSprincf Jnlorntci 88 The Spring Informal, sponsored by the Hornet Knights, was held February 4 at the Chuckwagon. Music was fur- nished by the Beltones. urncLi On March 18, the Turnabout Dance was held in the college lounge with the Continentals of Garden Grove providing the music. The high- ight of the evening was the election of Bob Enzweiler as Mr. F. J. C. 89 Pictured above is the fine crowd that turned out to see the Fullerton Hornets defeat the Santa Ana Dons for the third straight year. The spirit was much improved this year and a lot of credit goes to Rally Commissioner Jim AAarsters, who planned our rallies and halftimes. We all want to thank Jim and hope the spirit he built will carry on in the years to come. Halftime activities were provided by the Hornet Band, seen below marching onto the field at the Santa Ana game. I % We all remember the great fun we hod at the fall picnic. Here the pep crew builds up school spirit. cW i UA nyn n- S iag wirler y We are really proud of our Song Leaders this year and we have a right to be. Look at all the beauty — WOW. These girls were elected from a group of 25 soon after school started, and have supported our team in real style this year. So ncf Helen Holt Judy Watdswofth- yC t eader f ■iornf t oney,: fm i Jan Taylor V % ' riT. f ' ' fSSf X . fo . ' M Front row, L-R: Jan Taylor, Phyllis Griggs, Carol Daunoros, Nancy Barnes, Sue Rowe, Melinda Cummings. Second row: Jean Van Alstine, Carolyn Carter, Conchita Lozano, Irene Arroyo, Virginia Negrete, Care! Moser, Mickey Divins, Nancy Kincaid, Arlene Bernhard, Mary Woods. Top row: Bobbie Phillips, Virginia Crow, Bobbie Komrosky, Jill Young, Betty Babigian, Arline Lundblade, Carolyn Palmer, Jean V inters, Judy Spencer, Mickey Andre, Diane luns- way, Darlene Powers. V72a crette« Carol Moser wti ' yTrM: Dave Towie Rick Rowland je Jxorn t 95 If -rt Bob Dunivant Ron Price Tom Rodger Jack Quinn Dick Forkel Dick Larson, hailed as the greatest passer in the 41 -year history of the school Don Rouly 96 Total yards passing for two years Larson 1704 1953-54 Caught most passes in two years Dunivant 52 tor 913 yards 1953-54 Touchdown passes caught in two years.. .-Dunivant 12 1953-54 Most passes attempted in one year Larson 225 1954 Most passes completed in one year Larson 115 1954 Yards gained passing in one year Larson 1650 1954 Touchdown passes thrown in one year. ...Larson 18 1954 Best passing percentage Larson .511 1954 Best total offense for one year Larson 1606 1954 Most passes caught in one year Dunivant 40 ...1954 Most passes attempted in one game Larson 46 against Yuba 1954 Most passes completed in one game Larson 27 ogamst Yuba 1954 Yards gained passing in one game Larson 362 ogamst Yuba 1954 Total offense for one game Larson 327 against Yuba 1954 Caught most passes in one game Dunivant 8 against Phoenix 1954 Caught most passes in one game Moore 8 against Yuba 1954 t. Jim Moore, voted as the most improved Sophomore and Co-captain of the Hornet team. Prentis Porter Bob Plunkett Touchdown passes caught in one gome - Dunivant 2 against MSAC 53, Citrus 54 Touchdown passes caught in one game Moore 2 against Glendale 1954 Most touchdown passes thrown in one gome Larson 3 against Chaffey Points had scored against in one season 226 Conversions mode in one season 21 by team Passes attempted in one season 305 by team Passes completed in one season 147 by team Passing percentage,- ...481 by team in one season Yards goined passing ...2111 by team in one season First downs 1 36 by team in one season Consecutive victories 10 by team (7 carried over from 1953) Most yards gained passing by team in one game. ...362 against Yuba Most passes attempted by team in one game 46 against Yuba Most passes completed by team in one game 27 against Yuba Most first downs possing by team in one game 15 against Yuba Ties previous record 97 n 23 3j ie«36, 18 8 3 Fullerton s Hornets, popularizing the forward pass as no other Hornet team has done are: Front row, sitting: 27 Jack Cartwright, 24 Jim Moore. First row, kneeling: Mgr. Bob Fuller, 17 Bob Rumell, 23 Joe Laborde, 31 George Barrera, 33 Jack Quinn, 16 Tom Rodger, 36 Ron Price, 18 Bob Dunivant, 8 Dave Walters, 3 Dick Larson, Mgr. Gordon McGowen. First row, standing: Coach Oran Breeland, 7 Don Rouly, 38 Don Switzler, 29 Kermit Wood, 22 Bill Ivey, 21 Dick Forkel, 30 Herm Fisher, 48 Don Peterson, 5 Charles Ledbetter, 2 Ed Patrick, Coach Gene Martin. Back row: Head Coach Bud Dawson, Trainer Dick Bonney, 46 Don Tanner, 28 Jim Sutton, 49 Jim Brophy, 20 Chris Greggans, 35 Dick Nolan, 9 Jim Strozier, 15 Gerald Lindstrom, 19 Clive Finchomp, Mgr. Ken Peorce. S ea joM econ Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton Fullerton 34 Citrus 20 Glendale 8 26 L ACC 12 7 Mt. Sac. 40 21 Riverside 30 19 San Berdoo 32 20 Phoenix 1 4 13 Orange Coast 9 21 Chaffey 23 19 Yuba 25 29 Santa Ana 26 98 3 t Selected on the J.C. All-American 2nd team. Bob Dunivont led in pass catching and was voted 1st team E.C. George Barrero was selected Honorable Mention All-J.C. and 2nd team in E.C. at r.g. as a freshman. Holder of a national record in passing, Dick Larson was also named to Honorable Mention All-J.C. and 2nd team in E.C. Gene Marim come to F.J.C. as backfield coach and has done a fine job, as shown by the many records broken. Larson Head Coach Bud Dawson is seen here referring to notes at a night practice. Despite the injuries that hampered the team this year, he still did on outstanding job. Rouly Line Coach Oron Breeland was kept busy this year finding replacements for our forward wall. Ivey Forkel With one of the largest turn-outs in the history of water polo at Fullerton Junior College, Coach Jimmy Smith had a fairly good season, posting a won-loss record of 15-7. This included four defeats by major colleges. Highlight- ing the season was the annual trip north to meet Cal Poly, Stanford, and Cal at Berkeley. We would like to congratulate Jimmy and his water polo team members for representing Fullerton Junior College so well this year. In his 26fh year os water polo coach, Jimmy Smith a isP Front row, sitting: Jacl Webb, Dick Joy, Dave Haskell, Brian Stone, Monte Elliott, Dwight Moody. Second row: Bill Fofonoff, Mgr.; Gary Wiles, Charlie Chapman, Don Trezise, Bill Cunningham, Dole Moody, Barry Fry, Ernie Contreros, Frank Chow. Bock Row, standing: Pot Honey, Bob Wright, John Kahkonen, Wes Warwick, Rick Rowland, Dove Towie, Gerald Ard, Bob Weiss, Jim Smith, Coach. THE SCOREBOARD 6 Occidental 4 2 U.S.C 15 O El Camino 6 9 Orange Coast 5 7 Occidental 7 7. . . . Long Beach CC .... 2 14. . Pomona-Claremont . . 4 8. . . Santa Monica CC ... 4 10. . . . Long Beach CC . . . . 3 14. . .East Los Angeles JC. . . 3 5 U.S.C 17 4 Compton 9 9 Cal-Poly 5 8 Stanford 9 3. . . . U. of California .... 12 13. . Pomono-Claremont . . 5 4 El Camino 7 8 L.A.C.C 1 13 Orange Coast 4 7 Long Beach 5 2 El Camino 7 17. . . . Mt. San Antonio .... 5 Flanked by this year ' s most-valuable players, Don Trezise and Bill Cunningham, Smith dis- cusses the rules with referees. Constant practice in scoring and ball handling is a must for a winning team. Reserve goalie Dave Towie attempts to stop a scoring threat by AAt. Sac. Fullerton won 17-4. n winning three-fourths of their games this sea- son, the Hornet splashers ended league with a tie for second. Dick Joy fires one past a Mt. Sac player as he ed the tankmen to a 17-4 win. He scored 4 goals and sparked on defensive play. ' $ ' . .- -- -jW The Fullerton Hornets ' Coach Alex Omalev has been leading the Fullerton basketball teams to channpionships for the past six years. He has turned out many outstanding teams as well as players. Basketball team 1954-195 5 — Left to right, first row: Gordon Helmers, Tom Noonan, Charles Greer, Len Tetley. Second row: Neil Stoner, Dean Livingston, Dove Moody, Bob Enzweiler. Third row: Coach Alex Omalev, Charles Ledbetter, Gil Weber, Bill Ames, John Wallace Mgr. Not shown, Jerry McDowell, George Chronis and Jim Hickox. €)ut ol tAe sScore zBook 104 Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful erton Ful lerton Ful lerton Ful erton Fu lerton Ful erton Fu lerton Fu lerton Fu lerton Fu lerton Fu lerton Non Conference Contests 106 Alumni 102 g2 Oxy Frosh 52 78 Compton 72 88 Whittier Frosh 61 Harbor 53 S. Utah 52 59. 82. 59 Pasadena 78 65 Santa Ana 58 84 Mt. San Antonio 66 52 East L. A. 46 77 Fresno 94 81 AAoffett Field 72 55 Marin 54 113 Northern Idaho 44 71 LACC 91 86 UCLA Frosh 70 53 use Frosh 75 Conference Contests 57 Mt. San Antonio 54 69 San Berdoo 63 65 Orange Coast 61 80 Santa Ana 58 87 Riverside 55 73 Chaffey 66 55 Mt. San Antonio 50, 54 San Berdoo 66 82 Orange Coast 58 57 Santa Ana 62 96 Riverside 60 69 Chaffey 7 1 Conference Playoff 59 Mt. San Antonio 66 Won 21 Lost 8 Neil Stoner Si cir kanxp visiTon The 1954-1955 Hornet Basketball team was one of the finest teams that Fullerton has had, although they were but league Co-Champs. They were led by stand- outs Chuck Greer, all-league first team from Fillmore; Jim Hickox, all-league first team from Whittier; and Tom Noonan, all-league first team from Coronado. This year ' s team was under a lot of pressure which teams in the past have evaded. During Christmas vacation the team traveled to San Francisco to meet Fresno, Moffett Field, and Marin J. C. of San Francisco. Below ore pictures of the Fullerton Hornets in action. .«n ' k ' vVV jOBii. m  ■! ' I ' ?«s :w = ' Back row, left to right: Larry Earnest, Ed Keeley, Gil McLeod, Charles Hezmalhalch, Danny Schweikart, Dick Joh nson. Front row: Coach Hugo De Groot, Mai Gregg, Norm Brock, Jim Mclllwoin, Bob Calvo, Courtney Proctor. (Sro«5 J Country This year ' s Cross Country team, coached by Hugo De Groot, placed ninth at the Southern Counties Invitational Cross Country Meet. Led by Danny Schweikart, who took first place honors, and Dick Johnson who placed 7th out of a field of 100 Junior College runners, this year ' s team proved their potency over the up-and-down hill course. Schweikart wins all So. Counties meet. V, ol Q ciyn Left to right; Dave McArlhui, Al Bischof, Coach Ivan Malm, Fred Barris, Charles Rinehort, Don Booz, Don SchiMing. Dwight Moody Jack Webb MVP . Jimmy Smith Coach u Griffis Bass Divers Ult ciie Coach Smith turned out another fine swimnning team this year. Jack Webb, most valuable play- er, set seven national records. He is from Long Beach and is rated top backstroker in J. C. com- petition. Other standouts on this years team are Dick Joy in the breaststroke. Dove Haskell in the 100 free, Rick Rowland and Bob Wright in the 220 and 440. Wes Bass came late in the season, but has shown great improvement as a diver. The big trip of the season was the annual trip north to meet Cal Poly, Stanford, and U. of California. Fullerton 56 Orange Coast 19 Fullerton 37 USC 43 Fullerton 54 Cal Poly 30 Fullerton 14 Stanford 69 Fullerton 33 72 U. of Calif. 49 72 Fullerton 53 Orange Coast 31 Fullerton 60 Oxy 24 Fullerton 61 ' A Pomona 21 ' A Fullerton 62 LACC 22 Fullerton 37 Compton 47 Season finishes too late for publication of final meets. 109 Mliii iflil Pin They ' re off, as the 50-yd. dash gets underway during the interclass meet held in the local pool. 440-yd. men are off at the sound of the gun. The Hornets met LACC and won the meet. John Kahkonen is off as Dick Joy touches. Both are members of the speedy medley relay. Jack Webb finishes first ahead of team mate Dean Aspinall in 100 yd. backstroke. Dick Joy looks on. Dwight Moody gets time. Jim Griffis shows diving form as Wes Bass pre pares to mount diving board. irJiiisi Pii Gunn Chapman Stone V. Pictured to the right, is this years baseboll coach Bud Dawson and manager Pete Peterson. This was Dawson ' s first year as head coach of J. C. baseball. He came to us from FUHS where his team advanced to the finals in CIF competition. % c With such standouts as Willie Quezado, all CIF first team from FUHS; Charlie Ledbetter, all CIF first team from FUHS; and Bob Johnson, CIF first team from Bellflower, this year ' s team stands as one of the finest in FJC history. fc r 1 t f f f i? GREER WOODS ZUNIGA ■z y QUEZADA % V- A 112 JOHNSON WOODY o cttoH on tke ourt Floyd Baker Front row, left to right: Tom Emerine, Floyd Baker, Bob Morgan. Bock row: Dick Burnett, Ernie Nacif, Ken Reed, Larry Harvill, Coach Breeland. Dick Burnett mi ■III nil nil n n Floyd Baker I nil III! hi; 118 nil 11 n VlITii nil . I nil U i||nii Bob Morgan t ce - i (2 tti r Courtney Procter leads — wins Dan Schweikart Distance star U; Ken Chase FielcJ events Gil McLeod 440 man Don Booz 100, 220, Broad jump Schweikart, first again Sutton to Schweikart relay Bottom row, left to right: Courtney Procter, Gil McLeod, Bob Colvo, Jim Weir, Don Booz, Norm Brock, Larry Earnest. Middle row: Tom Fitzgerald, John Higgin- botham, Selwyn Walker, Dan Schweikart, Art Dougherty, Dick Gibson, Arpior Bab igan, Delos Eyer. Top row: John Lin, George Barrero, Ken Chase, Jim Sutton, Bruce Gerhold, Dove Walters, Arlyn Wardle. Delos Eyer shows form - i « Dave Walters Dick Gibson Art Dougherty Of i t«5 Gil McLeod Danny Schweikart Gene Martin and Joe Merlo John Lin M i John Higginbotham Delos Eyer leld vent Bruce Gerhold 115 ■1 ba 1 i 1 VISITORS ■ m ■  - jjj i.fm - ' -i fi 117 Marge Williams President Lynn Cole Vice-President Rito Marcoux Secretary Shirley Knox Treasurer 1 Sitting, left to right: Beverly Root, Shirley Knox, Lynn Cole, Marge Willioms, Rita Marcoux, Leslie Blair. Standing: Mrs. Dysinger, Advisor; Marsha Tellez. Carolyn Conner Women ' s Physical Education Department Secretary ' 1 J5ciclntinton VolUyball Leslie Blair, Manager 120 Kneeling, left to right: Rita Marcoux, Marsha Tellez, Darlene Fitz, Bev Root, Barbara Allen. Standing: Marge Williams, Shirley Knox, Lynn Cole, Beverly Dickey, Leslie Blair. Doris Lankford, Manager Kneeling, left to right: Rita Marcoux, Nancy Brumley. 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