Laney College - Oak Log Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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t+, Sf7LH7lXlJ Club nu'u1l1rrv. Senor tximfwl Burruru, m1'z'i.vc'r. The Spuuifla Club The Spanish Club grew out ol' student interests in creating bet- ter understanding between Latin American students and North American students. Already the organization has a rich back- ground of stimulating and in- formative sessions which serve to push its aims-to foster wider and more sympathetic under- standing of the Spanish lan- guage, culture, and influenee in the Americas and world culture. Club members also use the language as a means of eonver- sation, to create a normal Span- ish language environment and to enjoy the benefits which a knowledge of Spanish offers. ' M1'1nlx'rs. lSr'ui1'rl, I-rj: Mary Meznfrmm, Io Miluuzrle, Dnr1'1'u WWII, Kay fflenzrnx, Carol Ifugrl C0 Intl-y Chu. fShu1tlil1g, I-rj: CIur'w1t'cCallm11,jiu1 Iglllfflltlftl, jolm Curr. The campus recreation program, under the leadership of Mrs. Doris Nleek, is open to all ASOJC card holders who want to partieipate in any of the activities offered. Equipment may be obtained in the foyer of the womenis gym. After school aetivities include bowling for men and women. College hour programs and woinen's sport praetiees are held during their respective time. Monthly Saturday Sports Days are held with men and women students from neighboring junior colleges. Ufficers for the year were Richard Heaton, president: Sandra Jacobs, presidentg lSpringJ .lanet Flood, woinenis sports representativeg Kathy Clemans. NNOIllPll,S sport representative: and Dave Muzio. bowling representative. This year the group sponsored the Folk Song Fest, Christmas Sing, Archery Shoot, Photogra- phy Contest, Table Tennis Tournament, Football Skills Contest, Chess Tournament and Volleyball Tournalnent. The womenis Sport Group served as hostesses for the Annual lnvitational Vifomenis Basketball Sports Day. 1 We H!! 30 Horticulture Club The Urnamental Horticultural Club was organized in i950 for those students who intend to work in nurseries, and flower produetion. It also promotes stu- dent body aetivities and main- tains the standard ol' the school. The organization has engaged in displaying its plants and in the designing ol' the Annual Uakland Spring Carden Show. It has won first or second place sinee 1950 in the Annual Spring Garden Show. The organization attends lectures, visits nurseries. and makes field trips. XIr'z11l1t'1'.f. lsllllltllflg, lrfl lo righlj: Iolw Salter, Allan Hmolzs, Mirlmrl lirorafoff, In- virnrlur Imou Ifrlin, Inliu Hulromll, Stllllllfl Wlzllllill, lSn1!nl, lofi io riglrfj: lurk Milley, Gary Slriznmirlc, Rifburd Serianui, Belly fmiriv, Miler' Brmbaw, Clmrlcx Morphy.

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