Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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Faith in our governmental institutions must not blind us to the other requirements of constitutional government. No court or legislature or executive could insure the preservation of our liberties if our citizens were indifferent to those liberties. In the last analysis, the American Constitution has been committed to the American people for safekeeping. Its security depends upon its being lived as well as cherished. EARL WARREN, Chief Justice of the United States DR. J. F. CHING Superintendent JOHN B. LEMOS President LYMAN FOWLER Director of A. and M WILLIAM McCALLUM Dean of Men WILBERT ROBINSON Dean of Lower Division Preparatory JUNE HANDLEY Dean of Women ROGER GAMMONS Dean of General College Division HENRY CASSADY Dean of Lower Division WILLIAM BULLIS Dean of Occupational Division JAY HICKENLOOPER Dean of Testing Hartnell A. and M. BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. FRANK SCHONFELDER MR. T. E. NELSON DR. EDWARD HIRSCHBERG MR. JOHN P. DOLAN DR. FREDERICK PLETTA WILLIAM McCALLUM WILBERT ROBINSON LOUIS ERIS OFFICE STAFF GLADYS HUDSON IRENE GUIDOTTI PAT HEPLE ADA BASSI NARDA HEINRICHS ejacu h HENRY W. CASSADY English, German DR. B. L. BOROUGH Social Science WILLIAM R. BULLIS Engineering G. ED. ADAMS Physical Education LEON K. AMYX Art VAHE ASLANIAN Music CLAUD F. ADDISON Business VINCENT ANSELMO Physics, Engineering KARL BENGSTON Social Science W. C. CRISWELL Technical Science DR. VICTOR KAUPAS Social Science JUNE HANDLEY Physical Education LOUIS ERIS Foreign Languages ROGER S. GAMMONS Mathematics ANNE L. HARPER Business ' A JU ROBERT JOHNSTON Social Science FAITH W. FRASER English W. J. McCALLUM Chemistry WILBERT J. ROBINSON Biological Science RUTH ROTHROCK Business G. DARWIN PEAVY Business, Physical Education ELEANOR PERRY English EMIL RAMOS Foreign Languages JESS W. REGLI Physical Education VIRGINIA D. MacGREGOR English LORELL McCANN Music harry McDonald Machine Shop LeGRO PRESSLEY Agriculture ROY LANIN I Agriculture WILLIAM CRISWELL Agriculture ARTHUR CARLSEN Carpentry JAMES OPPERMAN Auto Shop LYMAN C. FOWLER Director DONALD DUDLEY Welding, Farm Mechanics JAMES LIBBY Agriculture JAY HICKENLOOPER Aviation DENNIS NELSON Radio and Television JOHN SCHAUB Agriculture HELEN ALLEN Vice-President JIM HITCHCOCK President LOAVA MEAD Secretary RICHARD ADAMS Salinas DONNA ALVES Santa Cruz MARY ASANO Watsonville JOHN BILLMAN Monterey WALTER ADKISON Salinas ANNABETH BIRD Salinas RICHARD AVILA Chualar HIMEKO ARAO Watsonville HELEN ALLEN Watsonville IRVING ARMSTRONG Salinas MARY ANN BALDWIN Salinas MORRIS BOUTTE Salinas JAMES BRANDON Watsonville NATIVIDAD BULILIS Salinas KATHLEEN CALLAHAN Gonzales JENEAN BRANTLEY Santa Cruz ELEUTERIA BULILIS Salinas DONALD CANEPA Watsonville IVA BROOKS Gilroy DONALD BUCHTER Watsonville NANCY CARR Salinas LOUIS CHAPMAN Salinas ANGELO CHIURATO Salinas HARRY CHINN Watsonville WARREN CHURCH Salinas fWk CHARLES COLLINS Watsonville EDWARD DANTE Salinas CLAUDIA DAY Hollister JOANN CLEVELAND Salinas ROBERTA COWAN Watsonville ROBERT DANTE Salinas PATRICIA DEES Salinas MERLE CLURE Hollister RICHARD DANIELS Salinas ROBERT DANIEL Salinas HONORIO DELLA Soledad ELLEN GERBERICK Salinas WILLIAM GULARTE Soledad ANGELINA HERNANDEZ Salinas HELEN GIORVAS Aromas BEVERLY HARGRAVES Santa Cruz LLOYD HAGQUIST Santa Cruz KATHLEEN HAYES Watsonville ROY GRISSO Salinas GARY HARNEY Soledad GEORGE HENDERSON Gilroy MILTON HEATH Watsonville GLADYS HUNTER Santa Cruz SIMONA IKEDA Salinas JAMES JACOBSON Salinas JACK JAYET Santa Cruz DOROTHY JOHANSEN Salinas NANCY JOHNSON Salinas t ft MARLENE LAMPE Salinas TONY LANIGAO Salinas DEAN LARKIN Watsonville ORVILLE KISO Salinas SYLVIA LANINI Salinas ROBERT LARSON Salinas JOHN KNAUSS Watsonville LOU KULPER Salinas JOSIE LAPINEG Salinas ANGELA LAVORATO Salinas LINDA LAWRENCE Salinas GERALD LITTLE Salinas MARY LAWRENCE Watsonville CLAIRE LUCICH Watsonville CLOYSE LITTLE King City LILLY MALBAS Salinas MARIA MANUELA Portugal ANITA MARTINDALE Salinas CLARE MARTELLA Greenfield RONALD MARTIN Salinas I r. ROBERT MATTOS Watsonville WILLIAM McCABE Salinas ANN NEWKIRK Salinas HARRY PENNOH Liberia DOROTHY PRUETT Salinas LOAVA MEAD Hollister RENA NOGHERA Gonzales r lit , DARRELL RAINS Santa Cruz MARY MIGOTTI Salinas RODNEY PICKLES Gilroy VIRGINIA RANDOLPH Watsonville PATRICIA RICE Soledad ARTHUR SAUER Salinas SHIRLEY SHERMAN Salinas WARREN TIBBS Salinas DONALD RIDGE Salinas IDA SCOLARI Gilroy WILLIAM SMITH Soledad ROBERT TODD Salinas NORIS ROLEN Salinas DONALD SHANNON Salinas CLEO STRONG Salinas ROBERTA TOMBLESON Salinas CLAUDE TURPIN Salinas HENRY VEZZOLO Salinas CARLE YAGUCHI Salinas FELIX TSANG Hong Kong ELIZABETH WAKI Watsonville ESTHER WILLIAMS Salinas RICHARD YOUNG Gilroy JAMES VAIL Santa Cruz WILLIS WELLS Castroville DONALD WILLIAMS Watsonville EVA YOUNG Gilroy ROBERT ZILM Santa Cruz JACK BROOKS Salinas JAMES HITCHCOCK Salinas SAM ZULLO Watsonville MARTIN FOURCADE Salinas JAMES INGRAM Santa Cruz EUGENE MORGA Chualar DAVID PEARSON Salinas DON BENEDETTI Salinas JACK HAGERTY Watsonville JAMES WALL Pacific Grove -Q -. • •, ofinomtes RICHARD ADAMS WALTER ADKISON HELEN ALLEN DONNA ALVES HIMEKO ARAO GENE ARMSTRONG JAMES ARMSTRONG MARY ASANO ANDREW AUSONIO RICHARD AVILA ALFRED BAGUIO MARY ANN BALDWIN KENNETH BEECHER GEORGANN BELL JOHN BILLMAN ANN BIRD MORRIS BOUTTE HAROLD BOWEN RICHARD BOZZO RONALD BRAINARD JAMES BRANDON JENEAN BRANTLEY DAVID BRAZELL IVA BROOKS ELEUTERIA BULILIS NATY BULILIS CLIVE BULLIAN KATHLEEN CALLAHAN DON CANEPA PATRICK CAREY TRENT CARMICHAEL WINNIFRED CARPENTER NANCY CARR DAVID CASTRO LOUIS CHAPMAN HARRY CHINN ANGELO CHIURATO WARREN CHURCH JOANN CLEVELAND MERLE CLURE CHARLES COLLINS HENRY COOPER KEN CORONADO JIM CRAIN ROBERT DANIEL RICHARD DANIELS EDWARD DANTE ROBERT DANTE MARJORIE DARRINGTON CLAUDIA DAY HONORIO DELLA LAURA De WET ARLIN DILLARD RICHARD DITMARS ROBERT DUNN DONALD ECKERSON RICHARD EPPLEY RICHARD ESTRADA ELINOR EVANS LEOTA FIELDGROVE IRWIN FORBES JACK FORSYTH HIROSHI FUJI I HENRY GAREHIME JOHN GEORGALOS TROY GEORGE ELLEN GERBERICK BABETTE GIANNINI HELEN GIORVAS ROY GRISSO WILLIAM GULARTE CHARLES HAGERTY JOHN HAGERTY LLOYD HAGQUIST WILLIAM HALL EARL HAMMER ANDREAS HANSEN BEVERLY HARGRAVES GARY HARNEY CECILIA HARPER KATHLEEN HAYES MILTON HEATH GEORGE HENDERSON RICHARD HERMAN ARTHUR HERNANDEZ ANGELINA HERNANDEZ VIRGIL HERRING KAZUO HIBINO JIM HITCHCOCK RICHARD HITCHCOCK CLARENCE HIURA JAMES HORTON BARBARA HOUSTON BETTY HOUSTON GLADYS HUNTER SIMONA IKEDA JAMES INGRAM JERRY JACKSTIS JUSTIN JACKSTIS JAMES JACOBSON HERBERT JAENICKE JACK JAYET DOROTHY JOHANSEN EARL JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON HELEN JONES LEONARD JONES HARRY KAMOKU JERROLD KARGER REGINALD KENYON KATHRYN KERR WILLIAM KIEPURA SHIRLEY KING JIM KIRBY ORVILLE KISO KAROL KLAUER TOM KLINGENSMITH JOHN KNAUSS HENRY KOKKA LOUIS KULPER MARLENE LAMPE THEODORE LANG ANTHONY LANIGAO SYLVIA LAN INI JOSEPHINE LAPINEG DEAN LARKIN ROBERT LARSON ANGELA LAVORATO LINDA LAWRENCE DIANE LEDIN JERRY LEDIN MAYME LIPSETT SALLY LIPSETT CLOYSE LITTLE GERALD LITTLE KENNETH LOWE CLAIRE LUCICH PAUL MALECH EDWARD MACHADO DAVID MAGEE LILLY MALBAS MARIA MANUELA AURELIO MARQUEZ CLARE MARTELLA RONALD MARTIN ANITA MARTINDALE JOHN MARUYAMA ROBERT MATTOS WILLIAM McCABE DAVID McCHESNEY wes McWilliams LOAVA MEAD DAVID MEDINA MARY HELEN MIGOTTI WILLIAM MOIR WILLIAM MORGA PETE MULLER EDDIE NAKAGAWA SPIROW NICHOLAW RENA NOGHERA GENE NORCROSS MARTIN O ' GRADY RICK OLIVER CHARLES OLSON DAVID PADGHAM DAVID PEARSON HARRY PENNOH JOHN PERKINS RODNEY PICKLES DONALD PIO IRENE PLETSCHET ROBERT POHLE DOROTHY PRUETT DARRELL RAINS JOE RAMIREZ VIRGINIA RANDOLPH VIEUX ROLLAND RAWLS EVELYN REYES PATRICIA RICE CHARLES RICHARDS DONALD RIDGE MELINDA ROBBINS DARREL L ROBERTSON JAMES ROBINSON NORIS ROLEN ART SAUER AUGUST SCHMIDT IDA SCOLARI DONALD SHANNON MICHAEL SHEPHERD SHIRLEY SHERMAN RAY SHIELDS DORIS SIMON CHARLES SKOW QUINN SMITH WILLIAM SMITH RALPH STILWILL CLEO STRONG TONY TERESA WARREN TIBBS ROBERTA TOMBLESON FELIX TSANG CLAUDE TURPIN JAMES VAIL HENRY VEZZOLO ELIZABETH WAKI JAMES WALL DAN WEATHERLY WILLIS WELLS GEORGE WHEELDON JUDITH WHITCOMB KEN WHITE HAROLD WHITMIRE JAMES WILDER DON WILLIAMS ESTHER WILLIAMS HERBERT WITHERS CARLE YAGUCHI ENA YOUNG RICHARD YOUNG YVONNE YUTZ ROBERT ZILM SAM ZULLO First Row: A. Burke, B. Coburn, B. Chee, D. Carlson, J. Campidonica, G. Buzzini, A. Chittick, C. Cheney, B. Branson. Second Row: D. Crinnion, D. Dickison, S. Crawford, D. Aston, N. Conner, A. Chappel, A. Costa, V. Chinn. Third Row: J. Maloney, C. Crossno, B. Chernetsky, G. Deel, A. Conley, W. Del Conte First Row: G. Bernasconi, R. Acosta, B. Briggs, A. Bulmer, B. Atkins, J. Blair, G. Boracca, R. Borja, A. Acosta. Second Row: N. Braga, T. Alderson, R. Addison, J. Bedell, G. Bambo, R. Caracoza, A. Costa. Third Row: J. Alioto, J. Bender, D. Brazell, B. Braun, J. Belcher, R. Barnhart, C. Binan, A. Arruiza 1 M ; j SR ji •t 7 JH ■ft E y - L 1 _I V J First Row: J. Dolan, D. Feustal, S. Gipe, B. Hagne, P. Dyke, Y. Fagundes, L. Gustaveson, A. Dietz, L. Ebell, M. Ellis. Second Row: S. Honda, D. DeMerritt, W. Dolan, E. Brachur, L. Bosio, B. Hoagland, R. Earl, A. Hernandez. Third Row: M. Dosier, K. Daugherty, K. Halterman, I. Felther, A. Rodriquez, E. Fiscalini, F. Ferrasci, L. Fitzwater First Row: S. Gonzales, E. Gonsales, M. Griffin, N. Juhler, A. Ford, J. Phillips, B. Farr, G. Grossi, C. Glenn. Second Row: D. Rothrock, A. Locatelli, K. Goldman, R. Meek, B. Williams, A. Miller, D. Mekeel. Third Row: C. Gionson, E. Furtado, K. Huston, R. Jefferies, J. Burr, T. Fulton, R. Murphy, D. Racuya First Row: A. Shirachi, N. Johnson, M. McLaren, J. Johnson, P. Holland, V. Johnston, J. Johnston, R. Kramer. Second Row: S. Gnesa, B. Meyenberg, L. Johnson, W. Hughes, A. Rodriquez, E. Estrada, T. Ireland, F. Inori. Third Row: R. Jeffers, J. Laporte, J Imboden, S. Jones, R. Goldsworthy, D. Model, R. Miller. First Row: S. Hirahara, D. Locke, L. Porno, B. Perelli-Minetti, B. Phillips, F. Parra, L. Re C. Robertson, E. Brachur, W. Utterback, J. Mazzucotelli, L. Sham, R. Nuha, T. Plesche. H. Lum, G. Webb, B. Saunders, R. Whitaker, J. Perry, H. Salas s. B. Oka. Second Row: F. Munoz, Third Row: S. Knego, T. Hirahara, t j MT i 1 M m j [ M — JB- First Row: S. Mills, S. Hansen, D. Montagne, M. Monnelly, S. Lewis, L. Markum, A. Ford, B. Maneely, M. Mauro. Second Row: M. McCollum, G. Stewart, C. McDonald, R. Teague, B. McCartney, P. Mertz, A. Mill, S. Morris. Third Row: C. Papenteles, J. Maloney, J. McPharland, G. Martines, J. Forsythe, P. Nava, B. Oka First Row: D. Orlando, M. Netto, P. Monnelly, A. Olsen, N. Munoz, L. Turpin, S. Waterman, A. Pesce, L. Snipes. Second Row: D. Medina, A. Piexoto, G. Thomas, J. Ucovich, R. Moore, J. Roe, C. Jensen, F. Osugi. Third Row: R. Loveless, J. Mejia, G. Paden, D. Harrison, L. Geiger, M. Quinlen First Row: Z. Zullo, A. Shirochi, J. Tollefson, V. Smith, B. Wimer, D. Henry, P. Isidro. Second Row: K. Westfall, D. Thomas, E. Walters, E. Ross, B. Wren, J. White, B. Braun. DICK EPPLEY Student Body President The student commission, backed by an outstanding finan¬ cial year, was able to boost College activities to a high degree of success. The commission carried out its plan to purchase new band uniforms, secure a new station wagon, revise the student body by-laws, and take an active part in student government conferences throughout the year. Com¬ missioners also worked with the architect and the faculty in planning for the proposed $100,000 student union which was authorized by the district board of supervisors in the fall of 1953. LINDA LAWRENCE Secretary DORIS SIMON Vice-President J IRWIN FORBES Commissioner of Finance ANGIE LAVORATO Women ' s Representative HARRY PENNOH Sophomore Representative GEORGE BERNASCONI Men ' s Representative (Second Semester) CLOYCE LITTLE Commissioner of Public Relations ESTHER WILLIAMS Commissioner of Social Activities TROY GEORGE Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies ARLENE OLSEN Freshman Represe ntative KAROL KLAUER Interclub Council Representative TED LANG Men ' s Representative BEVERLY HARGRAVES A. LOCATELLI SHIRLEY SHERMAN MAYME LIPSETT ANNABETH BIRD GERTIE BORACCA DEAN LARKIN JOYCE VANDIVER LINDA ROBBINS LLOYD HAGQUIST EUGENE MORGA ANN FORD TED LANG GEORGANN BELL ROBERTA COWAN t « w dnkmulu ' tunci First Row: D. Simon, E. Evans, K. Klauer, F. Jew, C. Cheney, S. Lewis, R. Cowan, L. Mead. Second Row: Mr. Ulrici, C. Strong, S. Sherman, G. Morga, P i k  KA I—4 f U KA XA nL I First Row: Roberta Cowan, Virginia Randolph, Mary Lawrence, Mary Migotti, Ann Newkirk, Claudia Day, Karol Klauer. Second Row: C. Col¬ lins, D. Castro, Sam Zullo, Jack Jayet, I. Forbes, R. Zilm, T. George, Ted Lang, D. Eppley, Mr. Robert Johnston. i f.WS. L. Robbins, B. Houston, M. Russo First Row: A. Olsen, L. Fieldgrove, G. Borraca, J. Campidonca, Y. Fagundes, A. Ford, G. Stewart, A. Shirachi, S. Hansen, M. Netto. Second Row: Miss Handley, M. Smith, B. Wimer, B. Redfern, P. Monnelly, D. Tipton, S. Mills, S. Smiley, S. Lewis, D. Montagne, R. Cowan. Third Row: A. Hernandez, C. Strong, A. Pesce, M. Pretto, S. Gnesa, B. Houston, M. McLaren, S. Crawford, P. Dyke, M. Monnelly CIuWUi ' iceM Mr. Regli, W. Gularte, Mr. Ramos, L. Hagquist, Mr. Criswell, B. Mattos First Row: R. Earl, D. Herman, K. Coronado, M. Roberts, P. Nava, G. Bernasconi, B. Smith, M. Boutte, R. Adams, J. Perkins, J. Brandon, P. Malech. Second Row: Mr. Regli, D. Eppley, Al Baguio, T. Kyle, R. Lello, R. Estrada, G. Schneickert, D. Maiwald, T. Lang, T. George, M. Clure, Mr. Voris. Third Row: G. Deel, A. Conley, B. Williams, J. Mejia, H. Garehime, W. Tibbs, R. Shields, H. Hagquist, R. Tomczak, Mr. Adams, Fourth Row: M. Dosier, B. Hoagland, B. Larson, L. Wagner, J. Rowley, G. Paden, W. WcWilliams, J. Crain, M. Anderson, J. Jackstis, I. Armstrong, L. Chapman First Row: C. Wh itney, D. Simon, L. Lawrence, V. Johnston, M. Lipsett Second Row: L. Kulper, C. Little, M. Shephard m ewmm First Row: T. Lanigao, S. Gnesa, M. Pretto, B. Perelli-Minetti, K. Klauer, B. Todd, M. Griffin, S. Mills, D. Montagne, M. Monnelly, F. Tsang. Second Row: R. W. Murphy, C. Lucich, B. Atkins, E. Wil¬ liams, R. Noghera, S. Lanini, A. Pesce, P. Monnelly, J. Brantley, B. Wimer, M. Smith, L. Porno, L. Lapineg, M. Migotti. Third Row: B. Mottos, S. Knego, M. Russo, K. Callahan, J. Whitcomb, J. Campi- donica, Y. Fagundes, J. Lapineg, R. Zilm, E. Morga. Fourth Row: D. Larkin, V. Zullo, B. Gularte, B. Todd, D. Creinnion, D. Brazell, J. Ucovich, N. Braga, A. Arruiza (jkisikn ydlmshiji First Row: A. Burke, A. Ford, L. Turpin, M. McLaren, R. Cowan, S. Lewis, L. Gustaveson, L. Fieldgrove. Sec¬ ond Row: Mr. Bullis, T. Ireland, L. Hagquist, B. Har¬ graves, C. Spencer, J. Phillips, V. Chinn. Third Row: G. Norcross, S. Jones, J. Jacobson, R. Addison, H. Chinn u First Row: G. Stewart, B. Hargraves, A. Ford, P. Mertz, A. Mill, V. Smith, V. Johnston, P. Holland, C. Spencer, L. Turpin. Second Row Mr! Bengston, P. Dyke, B. Redfern, M. McLaren, S. Lewis, R Cowan, H. Chinn. Third Row: L. Hagquist, J. Jacobson, R. Ad¬ dison. J. Burr, S. Jones, J. Bedell, H. Pennoh, A. Louie j T)e!k P$i Vmeqa First Row: Ann Newkirk, Gloria Rust, Janis Thomas, Carmelita McAmis. Second Row: Mr. Ulrici, Eugene Morga, Dave McKeel First Row: L. Geiger, M. Heath, B. Todd, N. Braga, J. Brazil, R. Oliver, J. Mazzuco- telli Second Row: A. Lanigao, B. Wimer, N. Juhler, B. Todd, A. Mill, A. Bird, M. Griffin, L. Davis, V. Smith, B. Perelli-Minetti, N. Johnson. Third Row: Doctor Kaupas, D. Crinnion, A. Pesce, P. Monnelly, Y. Yutz, G. Hagler, P. White, J. John¬ son, B. Maneely, D. Aston, D. Dickson. Fourth Row: A. Hernandez, K. Halterman, J. Hitchcock, S. Jones, I. Armstrong, K. Padgham, T. Alderson, L. Johnson. Fifth Row: W. Smith, J. Perkins, L. Wagner, B. Smith, D. Herman, P. Malech, R. Estrada, S. Knego, M. Roberts (plfiL $)e h Cfallen First Row: D. Harrison, L. Vera, D. DeMerrit, R. Jef¬ fers, M. Anderson, H. Della. Second Row: S. Gnesa, E. Reyes, R. Borja, L. Malbas, I. Brooks, E. Williams, C. Day, K. Klauer, L. Mead, R. Noghera. Third Row: B. Redfern, M. Pretto, S. Gipe, H. Allen, M. McLaren, S. Sherman, B. Houston, C. Strong, P. Mertz, M. Rob¬ bins, L. Teani, J. Whitcomb, Mr. Amyx. Fourth Row: Al Miller, A. Baguio, B. Oka, L. Hagquist, B. Biafore, R. Young, F. Munoz, W. Dolan, R. Meek, D. Mekeel J elhecen £!ul First Row: L. Robbins, F. Jew, S. Crawford, V. Smith, S. Mills, L. Fieldgrove. Second Row: Miss Schmidt, E. Evans, G. Grossi, L. Lawrence, M. Lipsett, B. Wimer First Row: C. Papanteles, J. Phillips, M. McLaren, B. Redfern, M. Law¬ rence, J. Thomas, S. Lewis, L. Gustaveson, R. Cowan, D. Henry, P. White. Second Row: Mr. McCann, G. Norcross, A. Mill, P. Dyke, V. Johnston, B. Hargraves, B. Atkins, C. Lucich, M. Arao, M. Migotti, Mr. Aslanian. Third Row: A. Hernandez, B. Wagner, I. Armstrong, B. Mattos, R. Zilm, R. Murphy, P. Nava, B. Williams, J. Bender. Fourth Row: J. Perkins, P. Malech, D. Herman, B. Smith, S. Jones, K. Daugherty, S. Knego, M. Rob¬ erts, E. Walters Ik ' - Mk {bjemq amefis Jniefimikml Cl™ First Row: R. Estrada, D. Herman, J. Perkins, A. Hernandez, L. Wagner, P. Malech, R. Murphy, Ron Earl. Second Row: C. Col¬ lins, M. Roberts, B. Smith, J. Hitchcock, G. Bambo, A. Costa. Third Row: N. Braga, B. Hoagland, H. Pennoh, J. Bedell, L. Fitz- water, B. Williams First Row: T. Lanigao, E. Reyes, R. Borja, L. Malbas, E. Evans, S. Gipe, J. Vandiver, D. Fuestal, J. Thomas, J. Brantley, J. La- pineg, L. Lapineg. Second Row: Doctor Kaupas, A. Baguio, B. Hargraves, J. Phillips, B. Atkins, J. Blair, W. Chen, K. Mat- sukuma, F. Tsang, Mr. Aslanian. Third Row: T. Ireland, B. Isidro, F. Soriano, D. Medina, R. Pickles, T. Alderson, A. Arruiza, E. Walters, A. Acosta. Fourth Row: W. Oka, D. Racuya, G. Gionson, J. Bedell, I. Armstrong, H. Pennoh, J. Bender, R. Acosta $ j lui First Row: T. Lanigao, B. Houston, C. Strong, J. Blair, A. Olsen, S. Crawford, A. Hernandez. Second Row: D. Crinnion, J. Brazil, I. Arm¬ strong, B. Smith, B. Wagner, P. Malech, J. Ucovich, N. Braga. Third Row: Mr. Stark, A. Hernandez, J. Perkins, B. Williams, D. Herman, M. Roberts marnn First Row: T. Lanigao, A. Baguio, E. Reyes, L. Malbas, J. Lapineg, L. Lapineg, R. Borja, J. Brantley, D. Racuya. Second Row: R. Nuha, G. Chang, T. Ireland, V. Chinn, P. Nava, A. Acosta, R. Acosta, P. Isidro, F. Soriano. Third Row: K. Matsukuma, W. Oka, I. Armstrong, H. Pennoh, S. Corpuz, E. Ross, A. Arruiza, C. Gionson 1953 QUEEN ARLENE MILL COURT (left to right): ROSITA BORJA JACKIE CAMPIDONICA MARY GRIFFIN ARLENE MILL KAROL KLAUER C77 mecminq Majorettes: D. Aston, D. Ledin, P. Sauer. First Row: Mr. McCann, L. Lanini, B. Mitchell, D. Binsacca, J. Thomas, T. Bulilis, R. Mottos, D. Ingols, G. Norcross, K. Daugherty! Second Row: J. Ucovich, D. Johnson, R. Addison, R. Carpenter, D. Weatherly. Third Row: R. Brainard, L. Bosio, E. Johnson, R. Pickles. Fourth Row: K. Lowe, F. McCann, R. McLean, S. Green, P. Dyke, S. Skelton, R. Zilm, R. Loveless, H. Vezzolo, C. Gionson! Last Row: D. Canepa, C. Jensen, G. Henderson, R. Reeves, L. Geiger Left to right: M. Migotti, B. Hargraves, C. Papanteles, V. Smith, L. Gustaveson, D. Henry, P. White, B. Smith. Back Row: Mr. McCann, R. Cowan, S. Lewis ■ I mmm Back Row: B. Stone, A. Hernandez, T. Lanigao, R. Pickles, R. Todd, S. Jones, K. Coronado, B. Costa, J. Neal, K. Goldman, W. Utterback, D. Cahill, H. Vezzolo. Third Row: N. Bulilis, L. Robbins, L. Ebell, M. Ellis, W. McWilliams, G. Norcross, J. Vandiver, P. Monnelly, C. Spen¬ cer, C. Gionson, D. Racuya, L. Reyes, H. Chinn. Second Row: Mr. Aslanian, F. Inori, S. Water¬ man, B. Todd, B. Houston, J. Brantley, R. Sears, S. Gnesa, S. Crouch, B. Cage, S. Gonzales, L. Gustaveson, B. Perelli-Minetti. Front Row: S. Ikeda, P. Dees, G. Hunter, A. Hernandez, A. Burke, V. Johnston, S. Lewis, L. Turpin, M. McLaren, D. Jeustal, M. Lampe, E. Reyes, C. Strong, A. Pesce, A. Shirachi Madrigal Singers Director Vahe Aslanian. First Row: S. Lewis, A. Sams, M. Ellis, M. McLaren, B. Lumsden, A. Bird, C. Strong, A. Shirachi. Standing: L. Reyes, G. Bambo, J. Maruyama, R. Pickles, T. Lanigao, D. Halterman - Sports CO-EDITORS DORIS SIMON KAROL KLAUER JOHN MAZZUCOTELLI - Frosh BARBARA HOUSTON - Activities BETTY HOUSTON - Faculty RICHARD ADAMS SOPHOMORE PICTURES Don Eckerson PHOTOGRAPHERS Jerry Little, Tom Freeman, and Jim Jacobson ORGANIZATIONS Tony Lanigao EDITOR — DARRELL RAINS a FEATURE EDITOR J. R. Ingram ASSOCIATE EDITORS Tom Alderson Rich Oliver % r - FEATURES Elinor Evans SPORTS Don Costa Dale Swire, George Martines, Ken Daugherty — sports news Don Eckerson Mr. Hal Ulricas College-Community Players presented four outstanding plays: ' The Curious Savage (above), Craig ' s Wife (below), Harvey, and Everyman. The year 1953-4 saw a remarkable growth in Hartnell ' s drama activities. Hartnell students Mary Ann Baldwin, Ann Newkirk, Gloria Rust, Jim Maloney, Shirley Morris, Angie Lavarato, Irwin Forbes, Joanne Johnson, Dave McKeel, Christo¬ pher Crist, Lola Tiani, Judy Pierce, Delores Dickinson, and Eugene Morga played a major role in this development. • w ' W JW y - ' T ' HUinteft ll Left: Roberta Tombleson, Butch Rosenberg, Jim Jacobson, and Arlene Olsen enjoying a fireside chat prior to the Winter Ball The Hartnell campus was trans¬ formed into a Dogpatch scene when the Daisy Maes went out to get their men for the eve¬ ning dance. Rosita Borja and Ron Skillicorn were voted King and Queen of the affair. It was a struggle, but she finally got Tony Esther gets her man Santa takes over Christmas assembly The Rose Bowl cup goes to Pasadena Mr. Aslanian and carol singers M ' 91 , i Iff i ■ — PZ ' ft i ; nw. ,r«L X “T . ft 111! ft a ftj Hartnell gets new station wagon Mr LUrici ' s radio production class Mr. Robinson ' s class cuts up v, ft 1 u V mHW ft 7 ■ Iv ffl f MS ■l w UKGrv Pom-Pon girls best in years Yell leaders working out Spring lights up campus Qflatich • Coach Regli honored with special award ' v _ s: r ‘ rtnel April winds and some sunshine THl mCN ' MM DIGME WKTORcfPCL . uic ' TV L U t .F r £ $  ' 4 ccr £AS ' C ft: Chuck Dressen gets Hart third degree S£S Qflaif Jjune The beginning of a new experience One last look 1953 JIM BRANDON Guard TONY TERESA Quarterback TONY TERESA First Team CLIVE BULLIAN Third Team JOHN PERKINS, Hon. Mention JERRY LEDIN Tackle DICK HERMAN Guard CL ' Ua n o CO HEAD COACH DICK VORIS ASSISTANT COACH ED ADAMS HARTNELL 45 L. A. HARBOR 0 HARTNELL 25 -- SAN MATEO 0 HARTNELL 38 RIVERSIDE 20 HARTNELL 32 MENLO o HARTNELL 53 EAST CONTRA COSTA 0 HARTNELL 42 NAPA o HARTNELL 59 CAL POI Y JV ' c 0 HARTNELL 57 MARIN 13 HARTNELL 38 PORTERVILLE 20 HARTNELL 27 .. M.P.C. 0 TOTAL 416 OPPONENTS 53 LET THE 1953 HARTNELL RECORD TELL THEIR GREAT STORY! DOUG BALDWIN Sports Editor, Salinas Californian, 1953 JIM BRANDON— G CLIVE BULLIAN — H ARNOLD CONLEY —E KEN CORONADO —T McWilliams and Herman close in on enemy Scofield climaxes long gain BOB COSTA — E JIM CRAIN — E GENE CHUCK DILLARD Q CHARLES OLSON —E GARY PADEN — G JOHN PERKINS — C MARVIN ROBERTS —G Left t 0 D ri S h c ' G , eor9e Martines ' Howard Lum, Max Dosier, Morris Boutte, Jack Rowley, Don Williams, Bob Larson, Charles Olson, Bill Smith, Herb Withers, Gary Paden, Bob Chernesky, Ron Martin, Bob Todd, George Bernasconi. Kneeling, left to right, Coach Jess Regli, Manager Larry Fitzwater, Head Coach Ed Adams. SEASON AT A GLANCE Coach Ed Adams 7 cagers had an almost unbelievable season this year, and compiled a 21-won, 8-lost record. Winning every game they played on their home court, they were able to win only four games away from home. Highlight of the year was the championship trophy in the Hartnell-sponsored Small College Tournament. The team was built around 1952-3 veterans Bob Larson and Bill Smith. Coming back from the service were Jack Rowley and Herb Withers to strengthen the team. Howard Lum, first-year man from Salinas, completed the starting five. Don Williams, Charles Olson, and Ron Martin also saw consider¬ able action and showed well. Coach Adams expects great things from next year ' s squad that should do better than the third- place finish in the conference this year. !■ -■ ' £ - What happened to the ball? Smith ties up Menlo man SCORES HARTNELL 59 _ Pacific Grove High 39 HARTNELL 67 _ Santa Cruz Squires 55 HARTNELL 70 ........ San Jose Frosh 53 HARTNELL 48 .. Orange Coast JC 40 HARTNELL 74 Watsonville High 57 HARTNELL 60 .Modesto J.C. 68 HARTNELL 48 Reedley J.C. 56 HARTNELL 74 San Jose J.C. 71 HARTNELL 50 _San Mateo J.C. 53 HARTNELL 69 _M.P.C. 55 HARTNELL 54 -San Jose J.C. 56 HARTNELL 58 _ Hughson High 44 HARTNELL 62 _Marin 64 HARTNELL 70 _Menlo 43 HARTNELL 58 -East Contra Costa 61 HARTNELL 42 -Gilroy High 32 HARTNELL 71 _ M.P.C. 56 HARTNELL 61 -Watsonville High 47 HARTNELL 85 _Marin 70 HARTNELL 61 - East Contra Costa 71 HARTNELL 76 M.P.C. 56 HARTNELL 75 .... Menlo 77 HARTNELL 2 _ Menlo 0 (Forfeit) HARTNELL 78 Concordia 69 HARTNELL 63 Marin 72 HARTNELL 80 East Contra Costa 68 HARTNELL 57 Menlo 42 SMALL COLLEGE TOURNAMENT HARTNELL 66 Porterville 50 HARTNELL 63 Coalinga 49 HARTNELL 72 -East Contra Costa 50 (Championship) ( Bob Tomczak, Dick Herman, George Martines, Dick White, Don Locke, Manager Bob Nuha ' j Al Noren, Reno Cornaggia, Charlie Varbel, Gene Deel, Charlie Sartwell Jack Rowley, John Ucovich, Richard Adams, Dave Brazell, Don Halterman I Pitchers: Martines, Ridge, Cornaggia, Costa, Noren, Ucovich, Dillard, Kolstad. Kneeling: Catchers: Dix, Mori, Shields Infielders: Halterman, Nava, Varbel, Tomczak, Boutte, Smith, White, McDaniels, Locke Let ' s go, gang! Coach Jess Regli greeted one of the largest turnouts for base¬ ball in Hartnell history. Seven veterans, Boutte, Ridge, Adams, Herman, Smith, Dillard, and Shields, returned for their sec¬ ond year. Opening the season, the Panthers played a 5-5 tie with the Alumni — lost a tough 1 -0 game to the strong Stan¬ ford Braves. Rain was playing tricks on Regli ' s nine and four games had been rained out as the book went to press. Out¬ standing freshmen included Har¬ old Kolstad, a pitcher, and in¬ fielders Don Halterman, Don Locke, and Dick White. Jess talks with ace Kolstad Who ' s gonna get it? I The Hartnell track turnout for 1954 was one of the largest in many years. Coach Ed Adams believes that with a good showing by the new freshmen the Panther tracksters have a fine chance at the conference title. In their first meet of the year they trounced Menlo and M.P.C., scoring 81 points. DISCUS: Anderson, Knego, Roberts, Schneickert, Kenyon POLE VAULT: Lowrie, Chapman, Clausen, Kenyon SHOT: Anderson, Schneickert, Williams, Roberts BROAD JUMP: Avilla, Swire, Wittwer HIGH JUMP: Larson, Dosier, Martin - ISM! Coach Ken Blue took over the golfing team as his first competitive team at Hartnell. Not much was known about the golfers before the book went to press, although veterans Irvine Arm¬ strong and Tom Klingensmith were scheduled to show the way to a well balanced team on the fairways. Irvine takes a few practice swings Coach Blue shows Clarence how it ' s done Clarence Hiura, Allen Chappell, Tom Klingensmith, Irvine Armstrong Front Row: Dave Ingols, Don Wright, Troy George. Inset, Coach Peavy Back Row: Dale Swire, Warren Tibbs, Dick Sargenti This year Coach Darwin Peavy had a veteran team returning, led by Warren Tibbs and Troy George. Don Wright and Dave Ingols also looked very good, and a strong fight for the championship was displayed. Wright backhands one i Cahill hooks over Anderson ' s guarding ■wBH Kaz Hibino lays up a bucket m mu Laporte and Fujii face off cm co m o FINAL VOLLEYBALL STANDING 1_Ding Dongs _ Hawaiians Beachcombers The intramural sports program was one of the best in years. The year started with volleyball and the Ding Dongs came out as winners. Basketball was next and members of the Ding Dongs team played together as the All Americans and lost one game and tied one. The Jokers were a close sec¬ ond. Softball was starting as the book went to press and some exciting games had already been seen. FINAL BASKETBALL STANDING 1 - All-Americans 2 - Jokers 3 - Barnstormers 4 - 5-Aces 5 _ Vets 6 - Hawaiians 7 - Grubby Mudders 8 -Stress and Strain Wt men m One of the finest women ' s volleyball teams Hartnell has ever produced was coached by Miss June Handley. Back row: Shirley Smiley, Gertie Boracca, Barbara Houston, Madeline Netto, Cleo Strong. Front row: Rena Noghera, Betty Redfern, Angie Hernandez, Annabell Shirachi Outdoor team practice Hartnell College women partici¬ pated in a well planned athletic program under the direction of Miss June Handley. College competition in both vol¬ leyball and basketball highlighted the 1953-4 season. Coeds participated in speeda- way, volleyball, basketball, swim¬ ming, archery, folk dancing, bowl¬ ing, softball, golf, tennis and bad¬ minton. In addition to competitive sports, coeds were able to take advantage of a varied coeducational program offered by the physical education department. CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Ann Ford, Annabell Shirachi, Lilly Malbas Front Row: Gertie Boracca, Pat Dyke, Sue Crawford Helen Giorvas Basketball competition gets under way Right: Coeds Anita Martindale and Marilyn McLaren take a break with their instructor, Miss June Handley, on the gymnasium steps. Three pretty coeds check their target . , u er archery debut Iiorln makes her u The 1954 La Reata wishes to extend appreciation to the stu¬ dents of Hartnell College for making this book possible. We wish to thank President John B. Lemos for endorsing our many changes . . . Virgil Herring for his extra photography efforts . . . and the following members of the staff of El Camino Press: Roy Slater, Jr., for his interest in our layout problems; Dick Dixon for his technical assistance; and Roy Slater, Sr., for encour¬ aging our changes and introduction of color. We wish to thank the Salinas Californian sports editor, Doug Baldwin, for donating many of our sports pictures . . . the Honor¬ able Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the United States, for the dedi¬ cation. . . . Photographer Ed Frayne for donating his time and energy to improve our photography. . . the S. K. Smith Company for its assistance with our 1954 cover. . . . And we particularly wish to thank our advisor, Dave Stid- olph, for his sincere concern for the 1954 La Reata, and for set¬ ting our future aims and ambitions just one step higher. ■ f fK%gig OJlISTEA pinnacles SOLE DAD MED. 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