Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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John Bernardi heads the train as Student Body President. mm THROUGH 1 The 1962 Hartnell Express ran a long track of unforgettable events — the Christmas Ball, the Prom, the Four-School Dance and numerous activ¬ ities coordinated through this group.. Rallies and assemblies highlighted campus spirit. A fine dis¬ play of student participation and enthusiasm was given as these students represented Hartnell in a favorable way at Regional and State Government Conferences. The engine picks up speed and heads for the roundhouse as Express No. 1962 is safely stored in memories. Engineers (left to right): Lynn Walden. A.M.S. President; Ellouise Gard, Social Activities; Ron Bottini, Public Relations; Joyce Holloway, Freshman Representative; Steve Bums, Vice-President; Claudeen Simoens, Sophomore Representative; Paul Rauscher. Head Yell Leader; Patsy Vaught, A.W.S. President; Nita Putnam, Finance; Gary Wilcox, Rallies and Assemblies; Norma PezzinL Student Store; Gay Ericson, Secretary; Marcia Mammen, Women ' s Athletic Representative; Doug Edwards, Freshman President; Vic Quattrin, Men ' s Athletic Representative; Miss Handley, Adviser.

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‘STMJ -.if MfiaKPpJa The Four-College Dance proved to be a big success for the second straight year. The 200 Hartnell students who went helped make it possible by purchasing bids for the gala event. Ellouise Gard was in the middle of her selling spree when Jerry Cole (paying) and Bert Robinson (deciding) were at the cashier ' s window. Mrs. Mable York, Flordelis Daguio, Mr. Edward Lucas, Miss June Handley, Homi Baroumand, Ellouise Gard, and Masie Fong use one corner of the cafeteria to advertise the International Students Christmas party held early in December. There were many varieties of food from many lands. After dinner, entertainment supplied by the students in native cos¬ tumes was thoroughly enjoyed by every¬ one to climax a wonderful evening. The musical sounds transmitted from the Men ' s Gym during the rallies came from our own band. Much of the color of these spirit-raising events could be associated with this wonderful group of musicians. These bandmen also provided a great deal of spirit at home and away games. rfiTJ a- ! FOR ALL Whatever the interest of each student may be. there was an activity for him to participate in. La Reata has pictured them here to prove the wide variety of available activities.

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B THE YEAR Just as an engine needs the tender, the Com¬ mission needs the Inter-Club Council. These two student government groups worked together to fill the calendar with activities to please all. Pooled from the various clubs on campus, the members of I.C.C. made a fine showing of our “natural resources” (the students), as the Home¬ coming Season was successfully planned and executed. As the engine chugs into the round¬ house, the tender follows : No. 1962 comes to the end of the line and No. 1963 prepares to roll. Tendermen are (left to right) Michael Ng, Maris Campbell. Judy Rianda, Wendy Crews. Sonya Swick. Helen Adkins. Joan Dobbins. Barbara Fahey, Elliott Pisor, Bruce Cheney. . . . Steve Burns led the group through the second semester. Peter Strindberg pre¬ sided over the or¬ ganization the first semester and . . .