Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

1951 PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS HARTNELL COLLEGE ■ ■ Contents a met jfctmties , V mm Hugh Eldridge Assistant Superintendent Dr. J. F. Ching Superintendent JOHN B. LEMOS President Francis Paul I Board President Everett Knowlton T rustee Dr. Walter Farr T rustee John P. Dolan, Jr. T rustee K Lr it A m p| - Frank Schonfelder T rustee SCIENCES Dr. B. L. Borough Karl Bengston Dr. Luella Hall Robert B. Johnston FINE ARTS Vahe Aslanian Winifred Miller Lorell McCann Leon Amyx Harold Ulrici Mildred Novotny Rosalie Elliott DEANS Claud F. Addison Henry Cassady Dr. Luella Hall June Handley Jerry Girdner Stuart Dufour Harry Davidson Luella Wiens Faith Fraser Eleanor Perry John Murrin Henry Cassady Emil Ramos Louis Eris . . . . • • «♦ fttl- l?;; ' ■•. ' . ' .•. •id L ' . Elliott Wilson G. Darwin Peavy June Handley Ed Adams S C I E N C E James Wilson W. J. Robinson William McCallum Vincent Anselmo Richard Carlisle MATHEMATICS ANI) ENGINEERING Roger Gammons Clifford Swanson William Bullis BUSINESS Claud Addison Anne Harper Alfreda Bullis Ruth Rothrock James Stark G. Darwin Peavy AGRICULTURE Donald Dudley Charles Homer LeGro Pressley William Criswell Roy Lanini INSET Lyman Fowler A. AND M. DIRECTOR INDUSTRY Jay Hickenlooper Donald Dudley Arthur Carlsen Harry McDonald Evan Arnold R. H. Reese Dennis Nelson n s E T Evelyn Coy A. AND M. SECRETARY Margaret Tngeiro Josephine Cozens Ada Bassi Irene Guidotti Gloria Nunes Frank Pittman CARLA ADAMS Salinas 29 ' t LEROY ANDERSON Salinas GLEN ALBAUGH Davis NANCY BARDIN Salinas DRUSILLA ALVERNAZ Watsonville ANDREW A l ISON IO Castroville WILLIAM BELL Salinas WANDA BECKHAM Salinas ENOS BARERA Salinas KEITH BAKER Salinas CARL BAR ILEBAUGH Salinas X ROBERT ABELL Riverdale ARTHUR BRICKWKIHCL Watsonville ROBERT BURTON Watsonville ALLAN CHASE Salinas RUBY BENNETT Watsonville PHYLLIS BUTTERS Salinas _ GAYLE CASKEY Salinas SHIRLEY BEQUETTE Watsonville JOAN BODE Salinas NORMA BROWN Salinas KARL BETTENCOURT Gilroy WILLIAM BINSACCA Soledad DOYLE BROOK Cast rovi lie ESTHER COSMES Watsonville ROBERT DRAGOO Eugene, Oregon GUY FALBO Salinas 4:4 MILTON CODIROLI Salinas 4 ; KENNETH DIAZ Honolulu, T.H. DEON DYER Watsonville MERVYN FERREIRA Honolulu, T.H. EDWIN COPLEY King City JOHN DOBBEL Salinas ANNA ELKINGTON Salinas NANCY FERRIS Gilroy t J RUSTICA FORMANES San Pedro MARJORIE GARCIA Salinas THOMAS GRANT Aromas DAVID HAENNELT Salinas PETER FOSSELMAN Spreckels WILLIAM FRIDLEY Santa Cruz JUNE GLANVILLE Salinas RALPH CORA Honolulu, T.H. GUIDO GYSLER Salinas WILLIAM GROSSMAN Santa Cruz HARVEY HALL Salinas H ARTHUR HEDGES Salinas DOROTHY HODGE Watsonville KAY INOUYE Watsonville GWEN HILL Watsonville SHIRLEY HOWARD Dos Palos CHARLES JACKSON Ford Ord CARL HURD Watsonville RALPH HITCHCOCK Salinas DEL HOWE Salinas VIOLET ICHIKAWA Salinas GEORGE JACKSON Salinas DONALD JACOP Salinas ROY JOHNSON Salinas EDWARD KERSHNER Salinas WILLIAM JUSTER Salinas ALBERT JANES Silver Springs, Maryland JAMES KIMBALL Taos, New Mexico HELEN KOSMOPULOS Yuba City CLIFFORD KING Santa Cruz VIRGINIA JANG Salinas RICHARD KAMPA Watsonville CHARLES KING Salinas BEVERLY KRIKAC Salinas -a 4’ l ANTHONY LANIGAO Salinas RICHARD LANDON Watsonville DORIAN LEE Salinas ’ 1 BETTY KROEGER Gilroy PATRICIA LEWIS Watsonville JOHN LEE Salinas MANUAL LOPEZ Salinas DIANE LAFRANCHI Gonzales ELIZABETH LEE Salinas RICHARD LEFFINGWELL Soledad MARGARET LOWRY Pacific Grove V ROBIN LOWRY Salinas LOW MAK Salinas DAVID McCHESNEY Springfield, Oregon MARY MANTEUFEL Castroville KENNETH MACHADO Salinas SX PEGGY MANEELY Salinas Salinas HENRIETTA McKEAGUE Honolulu, T.H. ERNEST MAGGINI Salinas FORTUNATO MANTE Philippine Islands JAMES MATHIS Salinas WILLIAM MAGUIRE Honolulu, T.H. NANCY MUNTER Salinas WILLIAM MOGER Salinas JOHN MURRAY Pacific Grove $V X EDWARD MOSSO Gilroy MIKE MELNYK Salinas i, i ' A DARRELL MILLSAP Soquel 0 ' t i l DELPHINE MEDINA San Juan Bautista MILL Salinas RONALD MILLARD Salinas WINSTON MOORE Hollister 4 HOWARD MENEES Salinas SUEKO MORISHIMA Watsonville ♦ 4 JAMES MIYASATO Honolulu, T.H. LOIS OGDEN Watsonville ' V MANUAL PEREZ Watsonville Gilroy VIOLET OL1VETE Salinas FRANK PAZ Honolulu, T.H. HUMBERTO PEREZ Salinas PATRICK O’BAN NON Hollister LEW PATTERSON Salinas ROY PELLASCIO Greenfield ROSALINO QUEMMA Salinas RICHARD RUSSELL Santa Cruz CAROLN RATTAN Salinas WWW! MARGERY RAINS Santa Cruz ROEBUCK Salinas RASCO, JR. Salinas JESSE SACKETT Salinas DUANE RUSTAD Salinas WAYNE SAVAGE Watsonville DONALD S. RAYMUNDO Watsonville £ CATHERINE RUSSO Watsonville LOIS ROBERTS DIMMICK Salinas MAXINE REYNOLDS Merced V 1 ELINOR SCHULTZ Watsonville ROBERT SLIMMON Salinas JAMES SMITH Santa Cruz GLEN SHORT Salinas DON SMITH Soledad SALLY SMITH Merced vi MARY ANN SOLDO Watsonville ROBERT SPUNG Watsonville GERALD SKILLICORN Watsonville DOROTHY SMITH King City KENNETH SMYTHE Santa Cruz MARJORIE STIMMEL Santa Cruz y HARRY IJCHIDA Watsonville DAVID URABE Salinas LEROY VIGLIECCA Watsonville ARTHUR WEBB Watsonville RICHARD VOSS Santa Cruz BETTY WESTPHAL Salinas FRED WILLSON Pacific Grove FLORABELLE WONG Watsonville JEAN URMSON Salinas VIRGIL WALLER Salinas MARJORIE WILKINSON Soledad KENNETH YODER Santa Cruz tftesmm TREASURER Betty Ann Cunningham Where’s your dink, Frosh? VICE-PRESIDENT Ray Welch SECRETARY Sally McAnaney - ■ : : ' ■ -- Front Row: Charlene Gustaveson Betty Cunningham Betty Gularte Theresa Griva Elena Gassoumis Josie Tatti Back Row: Richard Farr Harold Hagaman A1 Giraudo Ray Houlihan Ray Dyer Pete Felice Front Row: Walter Boodt Sumi Iwashige Bertha Hazleton Esther Houck Faye Ikeda Lorraine Herrick Jo-Ann Valine Ray Holman Back Row: Johnny Johnson Angel Herrera Leroy Holley Frank Ichishita Duane Hughes Arthur Jackson 1 Front Row: Rogerlee Laning Kathleen Jennings Greta Jerne Joan Jensen Maryetta Lawson Shana Powell Jim Klay Back Row: Carnez Lovelace Dick Johnson Bill Klauer Ken Kane Steve LaValle Front Row: Clara Maggini Frances Martignoni Freda Ledford Iverne Henningsen Lois Lyons Ann Terry Dolores Settrini Pat Edmondson Mary Ann Matiasevich Back Row: Wallace Mar Mike McCann Jim Ledgerwood Charles Martin George Malone James Little Andy Lundback Bob Callahan Front Row: John Miggins Phyllis Nutter Kimiko Okawa Nellie Riggs Sally McAnaney Jane Oka Lucy Papac Charles McDonald Back Row: Warren Montagne Eddie Mills Remo Ottone Jack McCormick Richard McClellan Dick McCormick Bob Peavy Front Row: Joyce Schoenburg Joyce Rippy Darlene Phelan Farrell Moore Bonnie Pilliar Nancy Rianda Back Row: Alfred Migotti Alvin Piffero Freddie Rianda Albert Pori Alberto Regonay Front Row: Dorothea Griffin Barbara Rogers Judy Ross Lorraine Santos Ruth Senft Kay Papanteles Edna Rasmussen Back Row: Richard Sargenti Don Shannon Tom Rogers Front Row: Polly Shaver Norma Sprague Bette DeMerritt Patricia Tandeski Victoria Soria Gudrun Beeck Back Row: Charles O’Neill Ludbert Graf zu Muenster John Maguire Douglas Wong Weston Rees Marvin Soroken Front Row: Beverly Tiedtke Anita Vezzolo Lois Walsh Patty Temple Reba Tyson Diane Tripp Darleen Vaughn Back Row: Dick Stewart Howard Tyler Dale Swire John Piini Front Row: Ted Weydell Joan Ward Virginia Wolf Gloria Rosen Pauline Young Bob Wright Back Row: William Teraji Douglas Rowe Darroll Weddell Oliver Woodworth Ray Welch Ralph Stacey Loren Kitamura Front Row: Ed Branson Viola Carll Peggy Wagoner Virginia Purtill Jeannette German Rosemarie T oshikian John Acosta Back Row: Robert Amaral Rico Della-Mora Barrie Johnson Elvin Juhl Robert Juhler Norman Weston Robert Taft Wayne Dickinson Front Row: Ida Garcia Sylvia Moran Pat Rouse JoAnne Swenson Midge Gelzinnus Roberta Urabe Back Row: Robert C. Hamilton, Bob Wheeler Rodger Jeska Carl Hurd Charley Barnes Punch and cookies at the Frosh Girls’ Tea The Thinkers A big crowd enjoyed the Freshman reception Cafeteria Chinese style Lou bones up between shots Angel Deon conspires against Angel Margy Not lecturing, singing roil T VOTES Mr. Lemos on K.P Campaign cuties TTf 1 1 Tjf i 1 m t i III 1 mtt 4 f J pH WaJWT Sujifieme cdniefield fanned ROW 1: Paul Parsons, John Hendrickson. ROW 2: Ken Yoder, Wanda Beckham, Carol Storment, Gerry Sweet, Bill Grossman, Art Hedges. ROW 1: Dolores Fosselman, Phyllis Butters, Helen Wolber, Elinor Schultz, Anita Turpin, Jean Urmson, Wanda Beckham. ROW 2: Cliff Herman, Jerry Skillicorn, Winston Moore, Dick Kampa, Bob Childs. BOB BURTON President First Semester t 1 KEN YODER Vice-President First Semester President Second Semester BILL BINS ACC A Commissioner of Finance DFON DYER Secretary CLIFF HERMAN Interclub Council Representative GEORGE JACKSON Commissioner of Public Relations PAUL FRIEBEL Head Yell Leader v BILL BELL Sophomore Representative First Semester Vice-President Second Semester BARBARA JOHNSON Women’s Representative DON SCHRUMP Commissioner of Rallies And Assemblies HECTOR BURKE Freshman Representative First Semester MARJORIE MATHERS Commissioner of Social Affairs BETTY CUNNINGHAM Freshman Representative ROBERT ABELL Sophomore Representative Second Semester MARY ANN BURKE Assistant Treasurer BILL TEMPLE Men’s Representative (plfiha mm Hartnell ' s Nu Chapter of Alpha Gamma Sigma, national honor society, was active in school affairs, particularly in plans for a student union, and in the selection of the Homecoming Queen and in her coronation and float. Dr. Luella Hall advised this group which was composed of stu¬ dents with a high scholastic standing. ROW 1: Dolores Fosselman, Deon Dyer, Peggy Maneely, Phyllis Butters, Anita Turpin, Nancy Ferris, Jean Urm- son, Gayle Caskey, Beverly Carlson, Lois Dimmick, Katherine Russo. ROW 2: Pete Fosselman, Ralph Hitchcock, Art Hedges, Don Stoffey, Glen Short, Frank Hazleton, Jim Kubic. Officers: Peggy Maneely, Gayle Caskey, John Hendrickson, Art Hedges Marge Rains, Phyllis Butters, Lucy Papac, Beverly Krikac ms c lien g CM Ojjicefis Bob Childs, John Piini, Dick Kampa, George Jackson Officers: Charles King, Anita Turpin, Edna Rasmussen, Jim Kubic Westminster Club for all Protestant students was advised by Miss Faith Fraser and Mr. William Bulbs. Monthly meetings with special speakers were held under the direction of students of a different denomination each month. The club also took part in many campus activities. ROW 1: Juanito Arreola, Ernie Brinkman, Charles King, Mr. William Bullis, Tom Rogers, Ted Weydell. ROW 2: Patricia McDaniels, Rose Hesterly, Wanda Beckham, Carolyn Rattan, Phyllis Butters, Bertha Hazleton, Kimiko Okawa, Miss Faith Fraser. ROW 3: Marge Rains, Anita Turpin, Edna Rasmussen, Diane Tripp, Norma Brown, Elizabeth Ernst, Barbara Carroll, Betty Lou Aspenson, Birdeena Hale, Joyce Blasdell. Officers: Helen Wolber, Don Stoffey, Mike McCann, Dick Kampa $ul The convention in Reno during the latter part of April was a highlight of the Newman Club’s activities this year. Many other activities were held, varying from beach picnics to communion breakfasts. The club also participated in many campus affairs. Miss Eleanor Perry was advisor for the group, and Father Patrick Deegan, spiritual advisor. ROW 1: Dolores Fosselman , Roberta Binsacca, Clara Maggini, Esther Cosmes, Lucy Papac, Dorothea Griffin, Kath¬ erine Russo, Mary Manteufel. ROW 2: Helen Wolber, Miss Eleanor Perry, Nancy Bardin, Betty Cunningham, Frances Martignoni, Lois Lyons, Mary Ann Burke, Wilma Brusa. ROW 3: Dermod Tucker, Dick Kampa, Ben Marcus, Earl Adams, Leroy Vigliecca, Tony Lanigao, John Miggins. ROW 4: Mike Melnyk, Andy Ausonio, Bill Casalegno, John Hannon, Don Stoffey, Pete Fosselman. Canteftluny (Jlui jlijinq (Jkt ROW 1: Manny Perez, Harry Uchida, Bob Slimmon, Andy Ausonio, Ronald Millard. ROW 2: Ray Han¬ ley, Frank Hazleton, Dick Russell, Guido Gysler, Charles King. ROW 1: Beverly Carlson, Margaret Lowry, Sally McAnaney, Ann Terry, Carla Adams, Nancy Ferris, Marjorie Mathers, Robin Lowry. ROW 2: Jerry Skillicorn, Del Howe, Ken Kane, Richard Sargenti, Jerry Gilmer, Dr. B. L. Borough. ColL ecm J)elk Psi Omem ROW 1: Diane Lafranchi, Esther Cosmes, Diane Amyx, Vickie Soria, Wanda Beckham, Beverly Silva, Faye Ikeda. ROW 2: Miss Winifred Miller, Carol Storment, Elinor Schultz, Nancy Ferris, Bonnie Pil- liar, Barbara Switzer, Anita Vezzolo. ROW 1: Carla Adams, Bonnie Pilliar, Charlene Gustaveson, Phyllis Williams, Gloria Rosen, Bar¬ bara Nye. ROW 2: Bill Nye, Don Schrump, James Smith, Tom Rogers. Ski Club Officers: Del Howe, Guido Gysler, Joan Bode, Tom Mill, Winston Moore, Lutz Graf zu Muenster 3k (Jki The main purpose of the Ski Club is not to give practice and fun to experienced skiers alone, but to introduce skiing as a comparatively new sport for everyone and anyone to enjoy. The club arranged accommodations for four trips this year, sponsored a dance, and had a booth at the car¬ nival. Miss Luella Wiens and Mr. James Stark advised the group. ROW 1: Carolyn Rattan, Peggy Maneely, Joan Bode, Frances Englehorn, Barbara karr, Sally McAnaney, Nadine Nucci, Bette DeMer- ritt, Greta Jerne, Dolores Settrini, Marjorie Wilkinson. ROW 2: Miss Luella Wiens, Nancy Bardin, Carol Storment, Gudrun Beeck, Charlene Cates, Margaret Lowry, Beverly Krikac, Jean Urmson, Joyce Blasdell, Carla Adams. ROW 3: Frank Ichishita, Guido Gysler, Winston Moore, Warren Montagne, John Miggins, Tom Mill, Dick Russell, Dale Swire, Cliff King, Dick McCormick, Remo Ottone. ROW 4: James Stark, Richard Sargenti, Del Howe, Richard McClellan, Bob Juhler, Elvin Juhl, A1 Janes, Art Hedges, Lutz Graf zu Muenster, Ray Hanley, Rogerlee Laning, Charles McDonald. Officers: Charles King, Diane Tripp Wanda Beckham, Jim Kubic shift (Jlul The Hartnell Christian Fellowship is a chapter of the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, a worldwide student organization. It meets regularly twice per week for Bible study, prayer, and discussion of basic and real issues of Christianity. ROW 1: Anita Turpin, Jean Urmson, Nancy Bardin, Norma Brown, Wanda Beckham, Carolyn Rattan, Margaret Lowry, Bertha Hazleton, Kimiko Okawa. ROW 2: Carla Adams, Bonnie Pilliar, Edna Rasmussen, Barbara Car- roll, Diane Tripp, Rose Hesterly, Patricia McDaniels, Birdeena Hale, Betty Lou Aspenson. ROW 3: Ted Weydell, Jack Rogers, Charles King, Jim Kubic, Mr. W. R. Bullis. ROW 1: Mary Manteufel, Wanda Beckham, Paul¬ ine Young, Lucy Papac, Norma Brown, Jane Oka. ROW 2: Anita Turpin, Elinor Schultz, Betty Gularte, Bonnie Hearn, Barbara Johnson, Mary Ann Soldo, Kay Papanteles. Bkc ' fl ' ROW 1: Bill Casalegno, Dale Swire, Cliff King, Bill Temple, Dave McChesney, Mervyn Ferreira, A1 Navaroli. ROW 2: Karl Bettencourt, Bob Burton, A1 Janes, Cliff Herman, Fred Willson, Bill Maguire, Don Smith, Ralph Gora. Officers: Shirley Bequette, Jean Urmson, Jeanette German, Diane Tripp (jMusic (jlui Enjoying fine music was the aim of the Music Club, under the supervision of Mr. Lorell McCann and Mr. Vahe Aslanian. Meetings were held every two weeks with record concerts and student entertainment. The club also sponsored musical programs for the student body. ROW 1: Esther Cosmes, Wanda Beckham, Shirley Bequette, Barbara Carroll, Diane Tripp ,Theresa Griva, Charlene Gustaveson, Joyce Rippy, Patricia Tandeski, Kay Papanteles. ROW 2: Margaret Lowry, Marjorie Stimmel, Bette DeMerritt, Jeannette German, Bonnie Pilliar, Carla Adams, Jean Urmson, Gerry Sweet, Maryetta Lawson. ROW 3: Mr. Vahe Aslanian, Ted Weydell, Ray Hanley, Ray Houlihan, Mr. Lorell McCann, Robert Azcona, J. J. Irvine. Officers: Marlene Waters, Bunky Millsap, Ralf Goings, Stan Lovett, Helen McCormick (pljim J)elk Bjisilen The Art Club, Alpha Delta Epsilon, sponsored exhibits in the fine arts wing, several special speakers, and took a sketch trip to Big Sur. Mr. Leon Amyx was advisor for the group, which also was responsible for publicity posters for many campus activities. ROW 1: Charles McDonald, Marlene Waters, Ruby Bennett, Faith Walker, Virginia Wolf, Joan Ward, Helen McCormick, Mr. Leon Amyx. ROW 2: Ken Cook, Fed Weydell, Leroy Holly, Humphrey Stewart, Harry McIntosh, Harvey Hall, Louis Bispo, Ralf Goings, Darrell Millsap, Stan Lovett. jJntefmatmal ' (Jlut A new organization on the campus, the International Club had an active year. Their many and varied activities included a Chinese luncheon, an Italian dinner, a costume dance, and a booth at the carnival. Mr. Vahe Aslanian was advisor for the group which included students from foreign countries and “natives.” ROW 1: Humberto Perez, Ken Marui, Anita Vezzolo, Sueko Morishima, Rustica Formanes, Judy Beeck, Virginia Vargas, Rio Lin, Juanito Arreola, Jr. ROW 2: Mr. Vahe Aslanian, Lutz Graf zu Muenster, Liang Kang-shun, Pui Tsang, Guido Gysler, Fortunato Mante, Ben Capanas, Rosalino Quemma, John Acosta. Officers: Ben Capanas, Virginia Vargas, Lutz Graf zu Muenster Officers: Henry McKeague, Henrietta McKeague, Frank Paz, James Miyasato • $ muamn Among the Hawaiian Club ' s activities this year were a dance, a luncheon, and the Hawaiian Day initiation for new members. They took part in many campus activities and sponsored Home¬ coming Queen Ida. Misses Winifred Miller and Margaret Trigeiro were the sponsors of the club. ROW 1: Viola Carll, Esther Houck, Dolores Fosselman, Ida Garcia, Pat Rouse, Sylvia Moran, Charlene Gustaveson, Joyce Toney, Vir¬ ginia Wolf. ROW 2: Dorothy Smith, Jane Oka, Betty Lee, Henrietta McKeague, Sumi Iwashige, Carol Spence, Joan Ward, Helen Jang, Roberta Urabe, Rustica Formanes, Violet Olivete, Robin Lowry, Marge Mathers, Freda Ledford. ROW 3: Dale Swire, Bob Swan, Frank Ryder, James Miyasato, Jack McCormick, Bob Peavy, Florabelle Wong, Norma Sprague, Barbara Rogers, Darlene Phelan, Marie Bomar. ROW 4: Dick Russell, Clifford McCreadie, Victor Fageroos, Douglas Wong, Weston Rees, Mervyn Ferreira, Young Koo, Fred Swan, Bill Maguire, Richard McClellan, John Lew, Ben Capanas, Frank Paz, Ralph Gora, Don Shannon. ROW 5: Ray Welch, Douglas Rowe, John Maguire, Pete Felice, John Mills, Warren Montagne, Ken Yoder, Ken Dias, Jim Tannahill, Frank Steinmiller, Allen Bigham, Chuck Jackson, Don Day, Elmer Anderson. Tabby the Cat Yell Leaders: Dorothy Smith, Paul Friebel, Lucy Papac a Rally Committee members worked hard this year to give good rallies and promote college spirit. They decorated the stadium, put on pep rallies, and took part in many other activities. “Tabby the Cat,” alias Jerry Skillicorn, was a major contribution to football and basketball festivities. ROW 1: Joan Bode, Phyllis Butters, Carolyn Rattan, Peggy Maneely, Lucy Papac, Gayle Caskey, Carla Adams. ROW 2: Marjorie Mathers, Robin Lowry, Ruby Bennett, Margery Rains, Cliff Herman, Howard Tyler, Don Schrump Cl TRiCAl ARC OFF VOU IL PAT LEWIS Photo Staff MARGE RAINS Assistant Editor PHYLLIS NUTTER Photo Staff For the small but hardworking La Reata staff the past year has meant the hurry to meet dead¬ lines, the work to sell pledge cards, and the pride to see their united efforts materialize into the 1951 La Reata. In addition to their work ex¬ pended to put the book out, the staff sponsored a Camera Day to secure pictures for the year¬ book. All the work is forgotten, however, when this edition of La Reata came off the presses ready for distribution. DARRELL MILLSAF Artist ERNEST BRINKMAN Photo Staff ERANK ARMBRUSTER Photographer DICK KAMPA Photo Staff m RICHARD JOHNSON Staff Writer CARLA ADAMS Staff Writer ELMER ANDERSON Staff Writer Filled with a concise and clear picture of stu¬ dent activities and events, Panther Sentinel was published weekly to help keep students informed on happenings about the college. In addition to helping promote student body and club activi¬ ties, the Panther Sentinel sponsored a drive for blood at Hartnell early in March. Working with the American Red Cross, the paper secured donors for the drive. Even though manned by a small staff during the year, the newspaper did a complete and thorough job of covering the college and campus. PAUL PARSONS Staff Writer TED FALEY Staff Writer FARRELL MOORE Staff Writer JOSEPH MEDANY Staff Writer At the birthplace of Christ in “The Redemption Play’ Happy times during “The Happiest Years am A very successful season was enjoyed by the Hartnell drama department. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Ulrici, the drama students staged five productions. “The Heiress” opened the year, and “The Redemption Play” was the Christmas presentation. A comedy, “The Happiest Years” was very well received as the third production, the very dramatic “Medea” followed, and “Alice- Sit-by-the-Fire” concluded the season. Majorettes: Head Majorette Pat Lewis (kneeling), Bonnie Pilliar, Mildred Gelzinnus, Lois Walsh Band Rated one of the top junior college bands in the state, the Hartnell band appeared between halves of home football games and traveled to several out-of-town contests as well. These musi¬ cians also marched in local parades and were featured at pep rallies and assemblies. Mr. Lorell McCann and Drum Major Glen Short directed the group. ROW 1: James Guerrero, Jerry Gilmer, Anthony Lanigao, Angel Herrera, Robert Abell, Maryetta Lawson, Richard Binsacca, Glen Short. ROW 2: Mr. Lorell McCann, Richard Thurman, Rogerlee Laning, Frank Ichishita, Robert Taft, Andy Ausonio. ROW 3: Joyce Toney, Charlene Gustaveson, Leroy Vigliecca, Arthur Esteban, Leon West, Terry Waki, Bruce Weston. ROW 4: Wayne Savage, Harold Hagaman, Betty DeMerritt, Burt Dayton, Mike McCann, Loren Ritamura, Jim Kimball, Elmer Davis. A1 Migotti, Mr. Lorell McCann, Diane Amyx, Marie Bomar, Betty DeMerritt, Darlene Vaughn, Helen Green, Joyce West, Leon West, Bob Peavy, Rogerlee Laning Ondiesina and Chain ROW 1: Patricia Tandeski, Norma Sprague, Margaret Lowry, Diane Tripp, Mr. Vah£ Aslanian, Kay Papanteles, Beverly Silva, Barbara Rogers, Joyce Toney. ROW 2: Joyce Rippy, Helen Green, Kathleen Scoles, Carla Adams, Joyce Blasdell, Anita Turpin, Theresa Griva, Jean Urmson, Pauline Young. ROW 3: Carol Spence, Ken Machado, Ray Houlihan, Harry McIntosh, Eddie Weber, Ken Dias, Bob Swan, Maryetta Lawson. ROW 4: Shirley Bequette, Frank Paz, Doug Wong, Del Howe, Leon West, Warren Montagne, Carl Bartlebaugh, Norman Weston, Valerie Thompson. Sophs took top honors in the annual Field Day activities. The muddy brawl was followed by a Men’s Club sponsored chicken dinner and dance in the gym. Ribbonero awards were given to Barbara Johnson, and Gloria Rosen, while Whiskerino prizes went to Lou Patterson, Bud Chase, and Jere Collins. Come on in, the water’s fine! The chicken dinner was worth the wait 1 t r A mf 4M m mm ML r i V ii- • 1 vl i «. 1 is Jf- 3 Queen Ida’s Court: Deon Dyer, Phyllis Butters, Queen Ida Garcia, Lucy Papac, Judy Beeck flmecminq Queen Ida Garcia reigned over Homecoming Day this year. A parade and bar¬ becue preceded the gridiron clash between the Panthers and Menlo’s Oaks. “Ye Olde Gaboon” returned to Hartnell as a result of a 27-to-7 win by the Panthers. Dancing ended the evening’s festivities. “The Unnatural Seven Minus Three” at the Alumni barbecue Hartnell band marching in the Homecoming parade Homecoming Dance Bar-b-q’ers of the Homecoming Dinner Winteft Ball One of the most festive events of the season was the annual Winter Ball, held January 28 at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club. An evening of dining and dancing was enjoyed. Com¬ missioner of Social Activities Marjorie Mathers arranged the affair. View from the balcony Dancing till on The light fantastic Highlight of the second semes¬ ter, the Spring Prom was held in May at Loma Linda near Watsonville. It was the last big social event for many graduating Sophomores and will long re¬ main a pleasant memory. then — “Good night, sweetheart” ftawxins ' % Looks like a couple of “furriners” got in There was a real Dogpatch atmosphere on the campus March 30. Sadie Hawkins’ Day gave the Desperate Daisy Maes a chance to trap their LiT Abners for the dance that evening. Sponsored by U.G.C., the day with its assembly, chase, and noon and evening dances was rated a success. Tests even on Sadie Hawkins’ Day Family Portrait Armbruster, unicyclist extraordinary Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus Floor show Hawaiian style Back view of the bows All wrapped up in their work Give Mr. Yoder a soapbox John!!! Mr. Regli hands out the prizes Slumming Warm up before the game Music, Bette, please Tell em how Moger Tumblers ww Hi, Jake En guarde Bedtime story That must have been a good one “And the angels (?) sang” Silk-screening demonstration Navaroli drills one in Spring gardening A OFFICIAL NCAA— FOOTBALL RULES BOOK 1950 Price, 30 Cent national collegiate athletic association BILL WHITED Assistant HENRY FRANCI Assistant ELLIOTT WILSON Head Coach jwtiall The 1950 edition of Hartnell College Panthers won four games and lost four games during the season. In opening with a devastating 33-13 win over the Taft Cougars, the Panthers played their best ball of the season. Fresno then eked out a one-point win, 13-12, in a Shrine-sponsored contest at Fresno. Back home again the Maroon and Gold was trounced by the classy Stock- ton College outfit, and things were looking bad for the team. Coach Elliott Wilson snapped the squad out of the doldrums, and they fought to a 19-13 win over San Mateo. “Ye Olde Gaboon” came back to Hartnell after a 27-7 Homecoming Day win over Menlo, and the Panthers made it three in a row by defeating Modesto, 13-12. On Armistice Day, City College of San Francisco hosted the locals and took a 20-0 victory. Climax of the season came when Hartnell played a beautiful defensive game, holding the league champions, Monterey Peninsula College, to 12 points, but were unable to counter and dropped the tilt, 12-0. SCORES HARTNELL 33_ 12 __ 7_ 19_ 27_ 13_ 0 _ 0 _ OPPONENT _Taft 13 -Fresno 13 -Stockton 33 San Mateo 13 -Menlo 7 _Modesto 12 -C.C.S.F. 20 -M.P.C. 12 DON JACOP Manager Quarterback Gerard sneaks through for a T.D. Leroy Anderson - G Karl Bettencourt - H Bob Burton - C Joe Campos - T Swan stopped after a long gain Panther defensive platoon in action Jack Dahmer - E John Dobbel - T Bob Dragoo - E Bill Klauer - C Dick Leffingwell - T Bill Maguire - T A tackier finally stops Skrine Panthers closing in for the kill John McCoy - H Eddie Mills - H Jim Miyasato - F Dave McChesney - H i . • Y M ■ ' -P S ML. A W ( r j Bob Omogrosso - F Frank Paz - H Ernie Wilson - E Captain Bob Burton puts on finishing touches in the Hartnell locker room before the Menlo Homecoming game Manny Quintero - G Frank Ryder - H Bob Roebuck - T Doug Severin - H Bob Swan - Q Don Smith - H Ev Skrine - H Don Shannon - E Warren Montagne Omogrosso prepares to clear the Lobos from Skrine’s path Quintero returning a pass interception against M.P.C. Bob Wheeler - F R. A. Taylor - C Dale Swire - H Fred Swan - E Co-captains Bob Burton and Ev Skrine, wearing their newly-presented football award jackets, look on as Coach “Ab” Wilson admires a set of bookends which were presented to him by members of the 1950 team in apprecia¬ tion of his efforts and hard work during the season. Coaches and referees confer on how to stop the leak which disrupted the contest Dias goes high for a long pass against Taft i Head Coach Ed Adams Manager Don Jacop Though severely hit by the loss of seven men. Hart- nell’s cagers fought to second place in conference play. The locals also took top honors in the Hartnell Small College Tournament and gained the semifinals of the state J.C. tourney. Fred Willson Dick deLorimier Captain Fred Willson led the Panthers throughout the past season, averaging nearly 18 points per game. He was named to the all-tournament teams at Hartnell Small College Tournament and Modesto State Junior College Tournament. Forward Dick deLorimier sparked the Hartnell team with his fiery play and point-making. He was named to the all-tournament team at the Hart¬ nell Small College tournament and was selected the most valuable player during the tournament. Assistant Coach Jess Regli HARTNELL BASKETBALL SCORES Hartnell Opponent 65 ..- ...Santa Cruz Hotel 56 65 .College of Sequoias 66 64 -Leibrandt’s (Santa Cruz) 54 60 ...California Frosh 64 56 — _Hartnell Alumni 47 53 -Stanford Braves 58 35 -College of Sequoias 50 60 -San Luis Obispo J.C. 42 64 .Sacramento College 73 65 .Chico State Frosh 53 47 ..Santa Clara Frosh 60 72 .—Menlo College 68 63 -San Jose State Frosh 59 65 ..Santa Clara Frosh 80 60 ..San Jose State Frosh 66 55 -College of Marin 57 52 _Golden Gate College 67 68 Mt. Diablo-East Campus 49 60 -Westmont College 59 54 .Menlo College 64 56 ..U.C. Frosh 51 63 . Mt. Diablo - East Campus 57 62 -.College of Marin 38 65 ..Monterey P.C. 58 67 ..Monterey P.C. 66 Hartnell Small Colleges Tournament 60 . Porterville 44 59 . Yuba 49 71 -Contra Costa (E) 60 N.C.J.C.C. Tourney 62 - Fresno 55 57 - Placer 52 71 --Santa Rosa 73 National District Tourney 47 -Stockton 53 65 . Napa 61 46 Sacramento 61 Art Brickwedel Willson tips to Steinbach to open the contest An attempt by a Viking to stop Willson is unsuccessful Bill Bell Glen Albaugh wihIIIHK Bob Ballard leaps high to lay the ball in for two points Coach Ed Adams receives the championship trophy in the small college tournament from Stanford Coach Phil Bengston Mike Melnyk Bill Menees Captain Willson hooks in another bucket for the Panthers Bob Steinbach Bob Stillwell Roy Pellascio Jim Tannahill Coach Regli briefs his squad during an afternoon’s workout Early season games gave indications that this could be a victorious sea¬ son for Coach Jess Regli’s baseballers. Although at times they might have been outmanned or outplayed, they were never outhustled. Manager Marvin Soroken ROW 1: Diosdado Abreu, Bob Jefferson, Dale Swire, A1 Navaroli, Bob Steinbach, Lou Foletta, Bob Swan, George Jackson, Arthur Esteban. ROW 2: Coach Jess Regli, John Miggins, Tom Mill, John Piini, Ed Weber, Del Wolcott, Wayne Crook, Doug Severin, Paul Eriebel, Pete Aguinid, Manager Marvin Soroken. -a ' t IP m ▼ t ' % . 0 % 04 1 m a A a Cl w v ■ a i p . £ b - 7 , ' 4 4 w. ’( jgr ' f f L c T r CL . 1 x „v v •;$ .. : ' ' ■ ' ♦; ♦. ' - w • liiH HHiiBB Pitchers: Bob Jefferson, Wayne Crook, A1 Navaroli Catchers: George Jackson, John Piini .yv Jy 1 ; IL i M . h 5 ® ..a;’-: Outfielders: Bud Abreu, John Miggins, Del Walcott Bob Steinbach, Dale Swire, Pete Aguinid Infielders: Tom Mill, Doug Severin, Ed Weber, Lou Foletta Paul Friebel, Bob Swan, Dale Swire, Arthur Esteban Jackson tags the sliding Jefferson during a practice session Foletta snares the throw to put Severin out at first mm Manager Don Hamby Although they dropped their first meet by one slim point, this year’s cindermen looked forward to a very successful season. Espe¬ cially strong in the field events, the Panthers could be counted upon for points at all times. Coach Ed Adams Ace Miler Ray Dyer in the home stretch ROW 1: Coach Ed Adams, George Cholovich, Ray Dyer, Warren Church, Bill Temple, Jim Tannahill, Cliff King, Bill Binsacca, Mits Hashimoto, Bob Abell. ROW 2: Steve LaVelle, Ed Kruljac, Keith McIntosh, John Dobbel, Bob Ballard, Don Smith, Ken Kane, Dick Leffingwell, Manager Don Hamby. John Dobbel spins before releasing the discus Timber Toppers Steve LaVelle and Bill Temple in the high hurdles Bob Ballard takes off in the high jump l i Up and over goes Jim Tannahill Dick Leffingvvell shows his shotput form Distance Man Bud Chase pours on his finish Kneeling: George Chin, Lew Patterson, Coach G. Darwin Peavy, Ray Houlihan Standing: Roy Johnson, Ray Welch, Ted Faley, Tom Grant, Jerry Skillicorn Coach G. Darwin Peavy jennis Coach Peavy’s racket-swingers stood ready to meet opponents with fight and spirit. Competition included college varsities, other junior colleges, and high schools, but the Panthers’ netmen stood ready to meet all comers. Coach Peavy balances son Bob Jumllinq Hartnell tumblers in action Bottom Row: Bob Childs, Ted Dennis, Frank Paz. Second Row: Drusilla Alvernaz, Bertha Hazleton. Third Row: Bob Peavy. Fourth Row: Ray Houlihan. Coach G. Darwin Peavy % Glen shows his form Bob Jefferson, Ray Welch, John Miggins Bob Ballard, Coach Elliott Wilson Coach Elliott Wilson, Glen Albaugh, Dot Smith gets a rebound Set it up Women g ojieftts Miss June Handley and Miss Winifred Miller, women ' s physical education in¬ structors, planned a complete athletic program enabling all the girls to partici¬ pate in some sport. Highlights of the year were two basketball victories over Monterey Peninsula College, and a volleyball game which Monterey won. Miss Winifred Miller Instructor Miss June Handley Director In the swim Lois Lyons ready for a smash at the birdie Keep it away from M.P.C. girl Grand right and left Bow women Pregame coaching with three coaches Joanne Valine takes off for first Barbara Brem set for a forehand smash ' W ' ■ Jr tj 1 u [w j ] Jtt| IhL m ' 1 JL tI | J Hmmmm! Uppercrust of Dogpatch jrdnmmqments No annual such as La Reata can be published without the co-operation of many individuals who have aided the staff. For instance, without the assistance of President John B. Lemos, the faculty, and office staff, few of the group pictures which necessitated students leaving classwork could have been taken. Two photographers, Hurl Swartz and Bob Crabbe, were likewise very co¬ operative. Mr. Swartz took the sophomore pictures while Mr. Crabbe and the Salinas Californian generously contributed many football pictures. All other pictures are by the student staff photographers. El Camino Press, printers and lithographers in Salinas, were helpful with many suggestions. Covers are by the S. K. Smith Company of Los Angeles and the binding is the work of Bookbinders Company, Los Angeles. To these and many others who have helped the staff, thank you. The Staff What! No casualties yet? On the air