Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1952 volume:

2tf84S tlartnell College LD6501.H6 R4 1952 1953 . la A ata Published, By THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Hartnell College Oh, no, that ' s zvet paint! Calvin at his best Talent from M.P.C Snozv Ball Popular Student Lounge Aloha, you-all HOWARD TYLER President PAT TEMPLE Secretary KATHY JENNINGS Treasurer JOHN ALBERT Salinas DIANE AMYX Salinas GEORGE ANDERSON Santa Cruz A i ' i DAVID. ALSOP Salinas r FELIPE ABAT Philippine Islands DIOSDADO ABREU Hawaiian Islands ...... JUANITO ARREOLA, JR. Salinas ROBERT AMARAL Salinas DEMETRIO ACHACOSO Salinas ROBERT BALLARD Mono Bay BETTY ASPENSEN Salinas CHARLES BARNES Salinas ROY BLAIR Salinas JOYCE BLASDELL Gilroy ROBERTA BINS ACC A Soledad MARIE BOMAR King City BARBARA BREM Gilroy JOAN BROOKMAN Santa Cruz ROBERT CALLAHAN Salinas BENJAMIN CAPANAS Hawaiian Islands MARI CARSON Watsonville RICHARD CHILDS Santa Cruz CAROLYN CHARLSON Aptos GEORGE CHIN Watsonville BETTY CUNNINGHAM Salinas MARIANO DOMINGO Hawaiian Islands DONALD DAY Salinas 1 RAY DYER Watsonville ELIZABETH ERNST Gilroy ARTHUR ESTABAN Hawaiian Islands LOUIS FOSSELMAN Spreckels ELENA GASSOUMIS Oakland JOYCE GORDON Salinas THOMAS GRANT Aromas RUSSELL GRAY Salinas FAYE IKEDA Salinas BETTY GULARTE Salinas DARRELL HARDIN Missouri KAY INOUYE Watsonville GEORGE JACKSON Salinas JAMES INGRAM Santa Gruz DAVID HAENNELT Salinas IVERNE HENNINGSEN Salinas ELVIN JUHL Salinas JAMES KIMBALL Salinas JOAN JENSEN Watsonville HARRY KAMOKU Monterey KATHLEEN JENNINGS Salinas RICHARD JOHNSON Salinas WILLIAM KIEPURA Soledad JAMES LEDGER WOOD Soquel CARNEZ LOVELACE Salinas FRANCES MARTIGNONI Soledad FREDA LEDFORD Salinas CHARLES MARTIN Salinas JOHN LEW Salinas WILLIAM MAISON Salinas JOHN MAGUIRE Hawaiian Islands JUANITO NASARRO Hawaiian Islands SALLY McANANEY Salinas LUTZ GRAF ZU MUENSTER Germany EMILIO NERVINO Santa Cruz KEITH McINTOSH Salinas DARRELL McCLURE Watsonville BARBARA MURRAY Salinas PHYLLIS NUTTER Sequel RALPH ROWLAND Santa Cruz EDNA RASMUSSEN Watsonville THOMAS ROGERS Salinas PAUL PARSONS, JR. Santa Cruz JULIA ROSS Soquel klMIkO OkAWA Gilroy ROBERT PEAVY Salinas JANE OEA Salinas LUCY PAPAC San Martin ISIDRO RAYMUNDO Salinas WAYNE SAVAGE Watsonville ALBERTO REGONAY Hawaiian Islands ROBERT SWAN Hawaiian Islands RALPH STACEY Salinas GERALDINE SWEET Capitola DOROTHY STRICKLAND Gilroy DALE SWIRE Santa Cruz ROSEMARY TOSHIKIAN Santa Cruz RICHARD VOSS Santa Cruz PATRICIA TEMPLE Salinas VALERIE THOMPSON Salinas DARLENE VAUGHN Salinas THOMAS WELCH San Francisco JOYCE WEST Aptos LEROY VIGLIECCA Watsonville BEVERLY TIEDKE Capitola BRUCE WESTON Salinas BETTY WESTPHAL Salinas THEODORE WEYDELL Salinas VIRGINIA WOLF Salinas WALTER WONG Salinas OLIVER WOODWORTH Gilroy ROBERT WRIGHT Salinas KENNETH YODER Santa Cruz ROBERT STEINBACH Salinas jcametia- aIuj, AxmhjOMOSi i NAPOLEON AGUSTIN Philippine Islands GEORGE HAZELTON Morgan Hill CORALEA ROHRER Salinas ROBERT AZCONA King City RICHARD HENDERSON Salinas ERNESTINE SINNOTT Santa Cruz FRANK BATES Salinas BUDD HITCHCOCK Salinas QUINN SMITH Castroville PATRICIA BERLIN Santa Cruz WILLIAM HOFFMAN Watsonville RALPH STACEY Watsonville RAY F. BLOYED Salinas CARL HURD Watsonville WILLIAM TERAJI Salinas EDWARD W. BRANSON Salinas STEVE LaVELLE King City VALERIE THOMPSON Salinas JAMES CARLISLE Salinas MARYETTA LAWSON Soledad JOAN WARD Salinas THOMAS CHUNG Salinas PEARL LUCIDO Pittsburg, California JESSE SACKETT Los Gatos MALCOLM CLEVELAND Salinas HERMAN MAGAOAY Hawaiian Islands CAROL SPENCE Salinas JOSEPHINE COZENS Pacific Grove PAULINE MARNACH Watsonville HOWARD TYLER Gilroy FRANKLYN DAUM Gilroy ALFRED MIGOTTI Salinas RICHARD McCORMICK Salinas ROSS DICKENSON Salinas MICHAEL McCANN Salinas LEON WEST Aptos TONY EDROSOLAN Philippine Islands ROBERT MUNROE Santa Cruz ROBERT MOGER Salinas JOSEPH FOGLE Watsonville BARRY PAULL Salinas MARLENE WATERS Watsonville BRUCE GEROW Salinas WILLIAM PLACEMAN Santa Cruz ANITA BUBICH Watsonville GEORGE GRIFFIN Watsonville ALBERT PORI Santa Cruz ARTHUR ESTEBAN Salinas HAROLD HAGAMAN Gilroy ROSALINO QUEMMA Salinas LLOYD OKSEN Watsonville BACK ROW: Milton Breschini, Bob Balkow, Bob Adams, Don Benedetti, John Cypher, Alden Barstad, Bob Alioto. FRONT ROW: Deloris Benthall, Geraldine Anderson, Phyllis Avila. Maybelle Boynay, Susie Avizado, Nancy Bock, Annabeth Bird BACK ROW: Jim Hitchcock, Carl Cookson, lorn Carr, Bob Koda, Herb Jaenicke, Belvin Jang, Dwane Herr- man, Dick Herman. FRONT ROW: Mary Jo Stout, Gloria Bellezza, Barbara Hutchens, Juanita Hunter, Pat Hoffman, Shari Powell, Betty Innocenti nan, Lorrin Hansen, Lloyd Hagquist, Bob Hawkins, Ernie Ferrario, Sonny Borges FRONT ROW: Mary Gray, Florence Hyde, Betty Sale, Marilyn Gilbert, Joy Gil Christ, Betty Swinburne, Mary Florentine Jail, Glenn Winter, Jim Hawkinson, Carlton Clayton, Norval Tyler, Albert Brune, Charles FRONT ROW: Mary Ann DeBoer, Ramona Eris, Marian Cahill, Jeannine Craddock, Joyce Hodge, Mary Dutra, Dona Williams WK Bruno Ramones, Jim Roark, Alvin Phillips, Dave Pearson, Carl Triplett, Don Wright, Jim ONT ROW: Frances Wong, Pat Toney, Anna Mariano, Ann Post, Phyllis Keltner, LaVonne Neuenfeldt, Dorothv Robinson BACK ROW: Rudy Sun, Eugene Morga, Wallace Lowrv. Kenneth Lowe, Paul Heinrichs, Larry Waller, Darrell Millslagle, Ronnie Howe. FRONT ROW: Rowena Regli, Ida Rubbo, Helen Lapineg, Ann Collie, Darlene Clizbe, Dona Williams, Jeanette Galt i i ■t v ( if 1 ' Mr A A , A Ik W i BACK ROW: Jan Walker, Randy Blair, Ken Van Cleave, Emil McClung. FRONT ROW: Margie Russo, Gloria Olivete, There Annabeth Bird BACK ROW: Herb Oakley, Ronald Westall, Tommy Li, John Westphal, Calvin Hill, Emil Yappert, Dick Gularte, Arnold Carrillo. FRONT ROW: Shirley Nason, Pat Nielsen, Barbara Dunn, Wanda Yates, Marjorie Conine, Margebelle Boynay, Dolores Sanchez BACK ROW: Frank Caso, Don Benedetti, Art Frolli, Hank Rosario, Keith Bianchi. FRONT ROW: Don Ikeda, Fred Barranco, Joe Knapp, Bill Knowlton.Joe Guidotti, Jack Brooks, Owen Larkin BACK ROW: Calvin Hill, Fred Barranco, Barney Ferranti. FRONT ROW: Ron Westall, Leo Lanini, Joe Knapp, Adrian Ancheta, Lorenz Galiza, Joe Ledesma, Julian Avilla John P. Dolan, Jr., Francis Paul, Frank Schonfelder, Dr. Walter Farr, Dr. Frederick A. Pletta DR. J. F. CHING Superintendent ImgsuH f t uiAte i JERRY GIRDNER Dean of Guidance And Registrar JUNE HANDLEY Dean of Women CLAUDE ADDISON Dean of Occupational Division DENNIS NELSON Dean of Testing At Hartnell A. and M. DR. LUELLA HALL Dean of General College DR. B. L. BOROUGH Social Science VINCENT ANSELMO Physics, Engineering KARL BENGSTON Social Science CLAUD F. ADDISON Business EVAN ARNOLD A. and M. Auto Shop ED ADAMS Physical Education ARTHUR CARLSEN A. and M. Carpentry HENRY CASSADY English, German LEON AMYX Art VAHE ASLANIAN Music WILLIAM BULLIS Engineering WILLIAM CRISWELL Agriculture and Technical Science Cm! I JAY HICKENLOOPER A. and M. Aviation ROY LANINI A. and M. Agriculture JOHN H. MURRIN English JAMES OPPERMAN A. and M. Auto Shop CHARLES HOMER A. and M. Agriculture WILLIAM J. McCALLUM Chemistry DENNIS O. NELSON A. and M. Radio G. DARWIN PEAVY Business, Physical Education ROBERT B. JOHNSTON Social Sciences LORELL McCANN Music MILDRED NOVOTNY Home Economics ELEANOR PERRY English LeGRO PRESSLEY A. and M. Agriculture WILBERT ROBINSON Biological Science CLIFFORD SWANSON Mathematics JAMES WILSON Biological Science EMIL RAMOS Foreign Languages RUTH ROTHROCK Business HAROLD ULRICI Dramatic Art ELLIOTT WILSON Physical Education JESS REGLI Physical Education JAMES STARK Business LUELLA WIENS Librarian Ah, sweet beauty of life It ' s easy — if ya know how! What ' s say, Mac? School — AND then there were field trips Smile pretty, Mr. Eris xxwuniMia+i TOM GRANT Commissioner of Finance FREDA LEDFORD Interclub Council Representative First Semester JOHN LEW Sophomore Representative First Semester BOB PEAVY Commissioner of Rallies And Assemblies BOB BALKOW Freshman Representative JOANNE VALINE Women’s Representative First Semester IDA RUBBO KEN VAN CLEAVE SALLY McANANEY Women’s Representative Men ' s Commissioner of Social Second Semester Representative Affairs r-v. iNHal BACK ROW: Jim Kimball, Bob Adams, Ray Dyer. FRONT ROW: Beverly Tiedtke, Punky Marnarch, Mary Gray AtMiAeme xxuVit JIM HITCHCOCK Commissioner of Public Relations JACK ALBERT Interclub Council Representative Second Semester BOB DAY Sophomore Representative Second Semester ffsnrngg! XlUioeAA, Jane Oka, president; Darlene Clizbe, vice-president; May Osugi, secretary-treasurer; Dorothy Hodge, Interclub Coun cil Representative. xi.w-A. Mr. Ramos, Jack Albert, Jim Hitchcock, Bill Plageman, Mike McCann cdpita ROW ONE: Mary Gray, Freda Ledford, Gerry Sweet, Advisor Doctor Had, Betty Curmingham, Lucy Papac, ROW TWO: Ray Dyer, Tom Rogers, Lutz Muenster, (fonutta Bob Childs, George Jackson Lowry, Jim Hitchcock. ROW THREE: Wallace iuteOcluM- council ROW ONE: Pat Hoffman, Freda Ledford, Gerry Sweet, Dorothy Hodge, Edna Rasmussen, Darlene Clizbe. ROW TWO: Ray Dyer, Bill Kiepura, Dick Johnson, Keith McIntosh, Tom Rogers, John Lew. ROW THREE: Bob Balkow, Dick McCormick, Lutz Muenster. club weAi PUHAte i BACK ROW: Jim Hitchcock, Lloyd Hagquist, Tom Rogers, Ed Weber, Pete Holm, Lutz Muenster. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Fraser, Kay Inouye, Hiroshi Marui, Wallace Lowry, David Lewis, Johnnv Arreola, Wanda Yates. FRONT ROW: Florence Hyde, Elizabeth Ernst, Betty Aspenson, Rowena Regli, Phyllis Keltner, Marilyn Gilbert, Betty Sale, Suzie Avizado. m % 1 k1 tteuunan club ROW ONE: Arnold Carrillo, Betty Innocenti, Mary Dutra, Phyllis Avila, Ann Marie Young, Ida Rubbo, Frances Martignoni, Dona Williams, Roberta Bin- sacca, Louis Fosselman. ROW TWO: Robert Felice, Adelaide Perelli-Minetti Ramona Eris, Frances Wong, Esther Bei, Margie Russo, Marian Cahill, Sallv O’Brien, Tony Lanigao, Bob Alioto. ROW THREE: Emil Yappert, Joe Gui- dotti, Owen Larkin, Bill Kiepura, Dale Ozlweski, Mike McCann, Ray Bloyed, Barry Pauli, Leroy Vigliecca. ROW FOUR: Mike Melnyk, Frank Caso, John Maguire, Dick Gularte, Earl Adams, Don Benedetti, John Thielen. ROW ONE: Pat Hoffman, Freda Ledford, Gerry Sweet, Annabeth Bird, Juanita Hunter, Jeanette Galt. ROW TWO: Jim Hitchcock, Ronald Howe, Dick Johnson, Ken Kane, Wallace Lowry. ROW THREE: Lloyd Hagquist, Carl Cookson, Kenneth Gray. BACK ROW: Lutz Muenster, Wayne Savage, Ted Weydell, Juanito Arreola. MIDDLE: Mr. Bullis, Nkemka Obieze, Dorothy Strickland, Juanita Hunter, Ro- salino Q uemma - FRONT: Lloyd Hagquist, Frank Bates, Elizabeth Ernst, Edna Rasmussen. Ita iineU cbsuAtuzn club ROW ONE: Mr. Peavy, Emilio Nerrvino. ROW TWO: Pete Paloma, Jim Hitchcock, Charles McDonald. ROW ONE: Nancy Bock, Kathleen Jennings, Pat Temple, Sally McAnaney, Iverne Henningsen. Barbara Brem, Ann Post, Phyllis Keltner, Mary Jo Stout, Rowena Regli, Pat Hoffman. ROW TWO: Glen Winters, Jim Hitchcock, Don Day, Ann Collie, Barbara Murray, Annabeth Bird Dale Swire, Wes McWilliams, Hal Bowen. ROW THREE: John Westphall, Charles Martin,’ A1 Janes, Doug Garret, Barrie Johnson, Bob Balkow, Dick McCormick, Wallace Lowry. ROW FOUR: Earl Adams, Bob Heinzen, Elvin Juhl, Lutz Muenster, Ab Wilson. delta p i (uneaa ROW ONE: Gladys Fagundes, Barbara Brem, Jeanette Galt. ROW TWO: Stanley Lovett, Tom Rogers, Ralph Rowland, Mr. Ulrici. alpha delta epAilon BACK ROW: Bob Ballard, Keith McIntosh, Mr. Amyx, MIDDLE ROW: Stan Lovett, Tom Welch, Chick Chase, Dale Swire, Wayne Crook. FRONT ROW: Marlene Wa¬ ters, Joan Jensen, Anita Bubich, Mari Carson, Judy Crab¬ tree, Adelaide Perelli-Minetti. oolliecjo+i oluh ROW ONE: Dona Williams, Pat Hoffman, Florence Hyde, Faye Ikeda. ROW TWO: Joyce Gordon, Edna Rasmussen, Nancy Li, Iverne Henningsen, Juanita Hunter. ROW THREE: Dorothy Hodge, Pauline Marnach, Joyce Hodee, Ann Collie, Shari Powell, Phyllis Keltner. 0 BACK ROW: Mr. McCann, Bob Azcona, Walter Kron, Carl Triplett, Ronald Reaves, XAfVV fV ? f J l David Haennelt, Rudy Sun, Ken Lowe. MIDDLE ROW: Tex Savage, Dick Gularte, Mari w lyn Ronneberg, Joyce Blasedell, Marie Bomar, Oleta Mustain, Edwin Ingersoll, Leo Lanini. FRONT ROW: Darlene Vaughn, Ramona Eris, Jeanette Galt, Mary Florentine, Maryetta Lawson, Gloria Fellom, Pat White, Mary Dutra, Suzanne Avizado. 7 W-.CL.G,, BACK ROW: Jo-Ann Valine, Anna Mariano, Babette Gianni, Geraldine Anderson, Ida Rubbo. FRONT ROW: Jane Oka, Betty Westphal, Joyce Blasdell, Anne Marie Young, Darlene Clizbe. olocJz U BACK ROW: Coach Ed Adams, Bob Ballard, Bob Steinbach, Wayne Crook, George Jackson. FRONT ROW: Frank Paz, Ray Dyer, Ken Kane, Tom Welch, Dale Swire. luuu uan club FRONT ROW. Officers, Ben Capanas, president; Virginia Wolf, vice-presi dent; Jo-Ann Valine, secretary; Bob Alioto, treasurer. SECOND ROW- Mar tin Fourcade, Jim McClung, Herman Magaoy, George Chin, Jane Oka Betty Innocenti, Suzanne Avizado, Margie Russo, Ramona Eris, Darlene Clizbe, Bettye Swinburne, Anna Mariano, Gloria Olivete, Faye Ikeda, THIRD ROW- Maybelle Boynay, Doris Elder, Pat Nielsen, Jeanette Galt, Joyce Blasdell, Barbara Murray, Babette Giannini, Geraldine Anderson, Phyllis Keltner Ann Post, Pat Toney, Joyce West. FOURTH ROW: Kay Inouye, Hiroshi Marui Rod Anderson, Juanito Masarro, Chick Chase, Jim Hitchcock, Carl Cookson, Adriano Ancheta, Bob Peavy, Johnny Arreolo. LAST ROW: To m Welch, Fred Swan, John Maguire, Dave Pearson, Ken Van Cleave, John Lew, Dale Swire, Emil Yappert, Russ Gray. BACK ROW: Pedro Paloma, Tommy Li, Napoleon Agustin, Frank Bates, Juanito Nasarro, Juanito Arreolo. MIDDLE ROW: Bruno Ramones, Tony Endrosolan, Nkemka Obieze, Demetrio Achocoso, Joe Ledesma, Martin Fourcade. FRONT ROW: Betty Innocenti, Darlene Clizbe, Edna Rasmussen, Juanita Hunter, Nancy Li, Suzie Avizado. BACK ROW: Owen Larkin, Bill Plageman, Lutz Graf zu Muenster, Bill Knowlton, Denetrio Achacoso. MIDDLE ROW: Arnold Carrillo, Emil Yappert, Jim Hitchcock, Bob Amaral, C harles Seibert, Albert Edwards. FRONT ROW: Dick Gularte, Barrie Johnson, Elvin Juhl, Joe Guidotti, Charlie Barnes AfOHSUj, JaSuneAA. Joe and Emil give the tree a trimming Mr. Robinson Bob and “Mac Randy at the Blood Bank Muscles” McWilliams giving blood Bennie after As we say, it ' s easy if you know how! Esther playing rough A i K ' ViV ' Ml me ROW 4: Bob Balkow, Bob Adams, Joyce Blasdell. ROW 3: Bob Peavy, Rosalino Quemma, Lucy Papac, Jim¬ mie McClung, Rowena Regli. ROW 2: Judy Ross, Kathleen Jennings, Sally McAnaney, Pat Temple, Betty Cun¬ ningham. ROW 1: Ramona Eris, Phyl¬ lis Nutter, Darlene Clizbe. AalUf. scanuruttee The rally committee members worked hard; they decorated the stadium; endeav¬ ored to encourage college spirit, putting on pep rallies; and they took part in various other activities. Everyone enjoyed Tabby the Cat who was a feature attraction at all sports events. TABBY BOBBIE BREM BILL PLAGEMAN sla Aeata PHYLLIS NUTTER Editor RUDY SUN Photographer — First Semester ROBERT B. JOHNSTON Advisor Editor Phyllis Nutter and her hard-working staff cov¬ ered all events of interest and gathered them together for La Reata of 1952. Rowena Regli and Bob Stein- bach assisted the editor in organizing the Activities and Sports sections of the book. New at the job, Mr. Robert Johnston assumed the duties of advisor three weeks after the beginning of school last fall. He spent many tedious hours with the capable photographers and staff in helping to make this a fine book. The members of La Reata staff hope this book will be a fond remembrance of your college days at Hartnell. BOB MOGER Photographer r_Tyr ROWENA REGLI Assistant Editor BOB BALLARD Staff Artist PAT TEMPLE Activities BOB STEINBACH Sports Editor PETER HOLM Photographer PAUL PARSONS Photographer PAUL PARSONS Editor DICK JOHNSON Assistant Editor JOYCE HODGE Staff Writer . ■ WILLIAM CHINN Staff Writer NAPOLEAN AGUSTIN Staff Writer A Aesitwiel The Panther Sentinel, headed by “Bunny” Parsons, endeav¬ ored to bring to the students the news of the campus, both colossal and trivial. Despite the frequent change of sports editors and a small staff the editor carried on the traditionally fine record of the Hartnell journalism department until trans¬ ferring to San Jose State at the onset of the spring quarter. Dick Johnson, the “Rajah” of the lighter-side “Campusology,” took charge for the remainder of the year. Advising the journalists was Mr. Robert Johnston in his new post. He guided the staff through the hectic hours of dirt-digging to meet the Tuesday deadline. Despite a slim budget, students were seldom disappointed on Fridays when they eagerly looked forward to reading the facts in The Panther. JACK ALBERT Staff Writer DALE SWIRE Sports Editor — First Semester GERRY SWEET Staff Writer — First Semester GROVER GRANT Feature Writer — Second Semester THE CHRISTMAS CAROL Mr. Stan Lovett, Mr. Tom Rogers, and Mr. Richard Cimino THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS Miss Gladys Fagundes, Miss Barbara Brem, and Mr. Stan Lovett TAMING OF THE SHREW, by Will Shakespeare The Hartnell College drama department produced four successful presentations during the 1951-52 season. Mr. Harold H. Ulrici was the skilled guiding hand responsible for the success¬ ful staging and direction of the shows. With the only drama major, Tom Rogers, as a member of each cast, the players presented the mysterious Two Mrs. Carrolls; Alumnus Richard Cimino in Christmas Carol; the trium¬ phant and hilariously big Taming of the Shrew; and the concluding comedy, with Bob Day and Myrtlerose Craig, Candlelight. Marching Band performing at Monterey ■■i The Marching band appeared at all home games and also for the Monterey Peninsula College - Hartnell game on Thanksgiving. Their fine spirit added much to these events as well as to student assemblies. The Concert Band headed the merchants balloon parade, played a concert for the Red Cross drive on Main Street and gave a series of campus concerts for the Hartnell students and visiting seniors. Members are as follows: trumpets, Carl Triplett, Ronald Reaves, Pat Toney, Rogerlee Lanning, Walter Kron, and Bob Day; saxophones, Leon West, Norman Bruce Weston, Edwin Ingersoll, and Arthur Esteban; trombones, Mike McCann and Dave Haennelt; basses, Dick Gularte and Wayne Savage, oboe, Rudy Sun; bells, Mari¬ etta Lawson; piano, Oleta Mustain; horn, Kenneth Lowe; clarinets, Rudy Sun, Mariondell Lawson, Robert Azcona, Darlene Vaughn and Joyce West; percussion, Leo Lanini, Mary Florentine, LaVern Seeman, Rich¬ ard Binsacca, Ricky McCann (mascot also) ; drum major, Joyce Blasdell; majorettes, Dona Williams, Bon¬ nie Pilliar, Gloria Fellom, Wanda Yates, and Mary Dutra; director, Lorell McCann; and student director Bruce Weston. Concert Band .— c o,, The Hartnell College Ensemble played a wide range of beautiful music for community organizations and for the students. Featured as soloists from this group were Ramona Eris, Oleta Mustain, and Beverly Silva. Ensemble members are as follows: violins, Ramona Eris and Alfred Migotti; cello, Patricia White; saxophone. I.eon West; clarinet, Joyce West, Darlene Vaughan; flute, Ted Weydell (not present); french horn, Kenneth Lowe; piano, Oleta Mustain; tympani, Robert Ascona; and viola and director, Lorell McCann. “I sfjieid xHguj, Hey, that’s muddy water The Sophs win again James Carrol Hitchcock again recites Ribbons, whiskers; whiskers, ribbons were the order for six weeks, until it ended on Field Day with Ken Kane, Jim Hitchcock, and Ben Baker taking the honors for the beards, and Nancy Bock, Jane Oka, and Elizabeth Ernst taking cheers for the ribbons. The wheelbarrow race, volleyball, softball, hockey, and football games, and the mud brawl with the Soph-Frosh rivalry ended in the usual way. Sophs ended up with the most points. 1 his hectic Frosh initiation concluded with the traditional dinner and dance sponsored by the Men ' s Club. Field Day dance Mxwtexxuniwf The last mile Alpha Gamma Sigma sponsored, Homecoming Day was termed a success by all. Queen Mary Gray with her court of four, reigned supreme over the day’s activities. The queen’s first official duty was the opening of the new student lounge. Chicken dinner at Berdell’s, the San Jose State Frosh football game, and the dance finished the end of a perfect day for all concerned. Opening of the new Student Lounge Linda Bengston, Cynthia Aslanian, Rowena Regli, Pat Hoffman, Johnny Lemos, George Jackson, Queen Mars’ Grey, Ann Post, Mary Jo Stout We part with Ye Olde Gaboon wm After the M.P.C. game — in the lounge At the Gaboon Shag Just before 1:00 Ooops! Collision Looks like everyone is having fun Af G l J CvMOe Loma Linda Trio presides One of the festive events of the season enjoyed by the students, was the Leap Year Dance, held February 22, at Loma Linda. Cost ot the bid was divid ed by each pair. The Loma Linda Trio provided the couples with enjoyable music tor their dinner dancing. Students enjoying themselves Ha, Ha! Mr. U. can sure tell them “AB” WILSON Head Coach LOU MENGHINI Assistant yfjOoiLail i VERN BAXTER Assistant The 1951 squad of Hartnell College Panthers won three games and lost six games during the season. The early part of the season showed little success to the Panther squad and they proceeded to lose their first six contests. The Panthers opened their season by traveling to Modesto, where they lost to a powerful Modesto J.C. unit, 27-0. In their first home game, the Hart squad enjoyed a 21-0 halftime lead, only to succumb to the Placer J.C. team, 26-21. Playing their best ball of the early season, the Panthers lost a one-point decision to the Taft J.C. Cougars, 27-26. Back home again the Maroon and Gold was trounced by the classy Fresno J.C. outfit, and things really were looking bad for the team. “Ye Olde Gaboon” was recaptured by the Menlo J.C. Oaks when they proceeded to lash out a 30-7 victory over the fighting Hart¬ nell eleven. Due to lack of experienced reserves, the Panthers fell victims to the East Contra Costa team in the late minutes of the game, 37-21. Homecoming Game saw the inspired Harts winning their first game from the San Jose State Reserves by a score of 20-18. College of Marin fell to the Panthers, who continued their newly-found winning streak by trouncing the Mariners, 43-12. Climax of the season came when Hartnell played a beautiful game while defeating our traditional rivals Monterey Peninsula College by coming back in the closing quarter and knocking out a 19-14 victory. LLOYD HAGQUIST Manager SCORES We 0 _ Modesto 21 Placer 26 _Taft 0 _ Fresno They J.C. 27 J.C. 26 J.C. 27 J.C. 32 Menlo J.C. 30 _ East Contra Costa 37 San Jose State Reserves 18 College of Marin 12 Mont. Peninsula College 14 ART FROLLI Homecoming Game’s Outstanding Player r ART FROLLI —G KEN VAN CLEAVE —C ERNIE FERRARIO — T EARL ADAMS — r Hogan Keg on way to Panther campus •— Jackson collects sidebet from M.P.C. prexy (one HR Hawaiian shirt) I BEN CAPANAS — B DON BENEDETTI —B MARTY NORMAN —B ELMER VALLI —B m Bertelli and Frolli have things well in hand RANDALL BLAIR — B ARNOLD CARRILLO JACK BROOKS —G DON IKEDA —B wes McWilliams —b BOB DAY — E TOM GRANT —E PAUL FRIEBEL —B Marty Norman intercepts in end zone SONNY BORGES — G DON SHANNON —E LYNN NORUM —B TAYLOR BURTON — C GLEN WINTERS —B BUD STUBBS —B HENRY ROSARIO —B ED BRANSON —G Ikeda makes yardage as Ferrario blocks JACK ROSSON— G FRANK CASO —G SANTOS RAMIREZ —G BOB JEFFERSON —B Van Cleave drags down Modesto man s i «r §. t HEAD COACH ED ADAMS McuUzetLcUL 1 ASSISTANT COACH JESS REGLI The Hartnell Panther team had the greatest potential for a championship in the history of the college. Winning 12 of the 19 practice tilts, which were played against exceptionally strong teams, the Panthers entered the conference race with high hopes. In league play the Harts won six and lost two encounters, losing the championship to the powerful five from College of Marin. ROW 1: George Chin, Bob Swan, Tony Ruso, Jim Ledgerwood . ROW 2: Tom Welch, Bob Ballard, Bob Steinbach, Bob Adams, Nick Kralj, John Maguire 20 : Arf22 34 30 23 35 1 ' i! 24 „ i I Is kVAHEl ' 31 r AVHIf 4 W TOM WELCH BOB STEINBACH BOB SWAN WAYNE CROOK BOB BALLARD Selected all-conference for his su¬ perb team playing and high- scoring ability. He was named to the Hartnell Small College all-tournament five and voted the most valuable player on the Hartnell team. BOB ADAMS All-conference forward, also se¬ lected on the all-tournament team at the Hartnell Small Col¬ lege Tournament. Bob’s out¬ standing rebounding played a big part in keeping the Pan¬ thers in the win column. Bob Ballard receives ‘‘most valuable player” award from Queen Mary Gray PAUL HEINRICHS HARTNELL BASKETBALL SCORES Hartnell Opponent 66 _ Santa Cruz Hotel 39 49 -Watsonville High School 37 45 _ First Infantry, Fort Ord 38 57 - Camp Roberts 77 61 - Camp Roberts 75 40 _ Fort Ord Headquarters Co. 58 63 _ Hartnell College Alumni 45 58 - Pasadena City College 63 49 - Menlo College 45 54-San Jose State Reserves 53 61 - College of Marin 57 45 - San Benito J.C. 29 49 - San Jose State Reserves 59 40 _ Stanford Reserves 67 61 - Castle Air Force 53 63 —.—__ Castle Air Force 69 62 - Contra Costa College (East) 63 73 - Menlo College 47 66 — Contra Costa College (East) 48 42 - College of Marin 45 54 - Pacific Grove High School 20 75 -Monterey Peninsula College 47 54 — Monterey Peninsula College 44 Hartnell Small Colleges Tournament 72 - Coalinga College 48 70 _ Yuba College 64 58 - Vallejo College 46 N.C.J.C.C. Tournament 49 -- San Mateo College 51 73 - Santa Rosa College 56 DUANE HERRMAN BOB HEINZEN ELMER VALLI MANAGER BEN CAPANAS COACH JESS REGLI Mai balL Although they did rather poorly in their practice games, the 1952 edition of the Hartnell baseball team opened its conference play by splitting a doubleheader with the College of Marin nine. Troubled with the lack of pitchers, the Harts nevertheless showed that they had the hitting power to overcome that weakness. BOTTOM ROW: Buddy Abreu, Art Frolli, Bill Bennett, Ernie Ferrario, Bob Steinbach, Dick Gularte, Milton Breschini, Don Day, Clifford Tom, Manager Ben Capanas. TOP ROW: Albert Regonay, Jack Brooks, Bob Swan, Bob Heinzen, Barry Johnson, Wayne Crook, Norman Jackson, Paul Friebel, Marty Norman. Kneeling, Jess Regli. i ijSm ' T T i, ' a , -v ' 1 V- S � t Atlm ‘ -V - • T • ' 4 % ) % : COACH ED ADAMS keith McIntosh Miaon. MANAGER DON SMITH Opening their season with an impressive win over the College of Sequoias and Monterey Peninsula College in a three-way meet, Hartnell cindermen set their sights for the conference champion¬ ship. Looking strong in field events and distant races, the Harts hoped to accomplish this feat. ROW I: Mits Uchida, Ray Dyer, Carl Cookson, Jim Brandon, Duane Herrman, Harold Harriman, Jim McClung Leon Snider, Darrell Millslagle. ROW 2: Coach Adams, Glen Winter, Bob Alioto, Dick Herman, Taylor Burton Bob Hawkins, Bob Adams, Keith McIntosh, Bob Ballard, Jack Forsyth, Don Ikeda, Manager Don Smith A nsUi Winning their first match 7-0 from Marin College, Coach Peavy predicted a very favorable season for his racquet men COACH G. DARWIN PEAVY Mits Uchida Swing your partners! MMunenX Apx iti Miss June Handley, women ' s physical education instructor, planned a complete athletic program enabling all the girls to participate in some sport. Highlights of the year were two volley¬ ball games with Monterey Peninsula College, one tie and one Hartnell victory. The light fantastic Release! Phyl on the mound Bull’s eye! Jump up It’s a fight to the finish Its hockey! Future life guards No annual such as La Reata can be published without the co-operation of many individuals who have aided the staff. Only with the assistance of President John B. Lemos, the faculty, and the office staff could the group pictures, which necessitated students leaving class, be taken. To Hurl Swartz, who photographed the sophomores as well as several groups, goes our thanks. El Camino Press, printers and lithographers, were helpful with many suggestions. Covers are by the S. K. Smith Company of Los Angeles, and the binding is the work of Book¬ binders Company, Los Angeles. A special vote of thanks goes to our advisor, Mr. Johnston. This is the first year that he has served as yearbook advisor, and he has done an outstanding job. Thank you, Mr. Johnston. To these and the many others who have helped the staff, we wish to extend our thanks. The Staff Valentine Dance S.U.H.S. seniors