Laney College - Oak Log Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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0fC Hoyt! ortbern Region Con erence 5 CICSGA 5 it Don Ifreifax fluffy, Mt'r'r'iH Cfuuueilrmnz, mmf Gt'or'gt' Sjmtclml, l'rt'xitlt'r11 of NCSICSCJA ajwptm' IIII Regional lv rogra ul. 'V 46 Dt'lugal4's t'4l7Ilt'f7'1IN1 mmm flltflfllfflllli, ami lvrruzlqlml urn ztfmt. fllerritt' Certqficate Holderf Certificates for employment have heen earned hy many students on Merritt campus. The following students earned Certificates of Employment at the end of summer session. 1957: Muriel Bianchi. Key punch operator: Dolores Cerezo, .lunior Accountant: Wayne Mark, Rotary calculator operator: Flora Oja- kian, Senior stenographerg Bernice 'l'rufant. Junior stenographer, and are now employed. Students who earned certificates in the Fall 1957 semester are James Brown. Junior Ac- countant: NleClellan Durham, junior Ae- countantg Stanley Hanson, .lunior Accountant: Ellen Johanson, Junior Stenographer. Junior Clerk-typistg Clifford Meier. Junior Account- ant: Marcella Reiter. .lunior Typist-Clerk: and Mollie Vviliams, Junior and Senior Sten- ographer, Junior Typist-Clerk. Comhining their efforts, the student bodies of hoth Laney and Merritt campuses have hosted the Northern Regional Student Goverment Conferenee March 22 at Laney eampus. Presiding over the semiannual affair was George Spowart, Regional President of CJCSCA and fall se- mester student hody President at Merritt eampus. Vice- President was Frank Wells, former Laney student body President. Featured at the day-long program were workshops under the chairmanship of Don lfreitas 1'MerrittI Ath- leties: llarhara Stellman ttlollege of San Mateol campus organizationsg John Zastrov tCity College of San lfraneiseol Finaneeq Pete Burlison 4Hartnell Collegel, Northern Region Constitutiong Bill Haley fAmerica River! Puhlicationsg Barron Van Der Mahden l.Merrittl Student Government and Current Problems. Classes at Laney and Merritt devoted much time to make the conference one ol' the most sueeessful in the history of the Association. and entertainment for the day's activities was supplied hy the Merritt Musie Department. Dr. Clement Long, Dirertor of Oakland ,lunior Col- lege, xseleomed the delegates. Among other partiei- pants ssere Rev, Arnold lA'Yt'llllttQlt Il. Bill Yeager. and Hill Robinson. Ct'I'llfl1'dlt' ll!llllt'l'X if at

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,eman- -1 Alpha Pbi I3cfu'.v. Scaled, lvfl lo rigbl: liill Slimlcy, Conlon Kcl- lcr, Boll Nclxwz, Ron Cumjvm, Russ Aucoiu, Boll Afkins. Sluml- ing, lcfl Io riglzl: Gary -Hayncx, Ron Gilpin, Rail Smifh, Bill B11- fow, Frank Sunrr, Pele Muufrr, 15.1 Ifolmtm. Qaioa Phi Beta Fratewzigz Kappa ici Delta .fororit The fraternity Alpha Phi Beta has been long known as a very close organization and for their good. clean fun. Alpha was O.lC's first social fraternity when it was founded in 1954. The charter members felt that at that time there xx as a need for a social organization of this type when the new students continued to stay with their own high school groups and not make friends with neu people from other schools. One of the things that Alpha members take pride in is that aside from social functions they take it upon themselves to help each other adjust to our society. Beginning this semester the Alpha boys will conduct the school auctions which will be held two or three times a year. The objects auctioned are articles not claimed from the lost and found. Officers for the Fall of 1957 were: Bill Stanley, Presidentg Ron Campos, Treasurerg Dave Schulze. Pledge Mastvrg and Gordon Keller, Pledge President. Spring officers were: Ron Campos, Presidentg Frank Sauer. Sec- retaryg Sonny Singerman, Treasurer, Cordon Keller, Sergeant-ab Armsg Bob Atkins, Pledge Master, and Willie Freeborn, Pledge President. The members of Kappa Phi Delta take great pride in their organi- zation and membership because Kappa was the first sorority to be formed at O.lC. Kappa received its charter in 1954. The members of Kappa are known for their friendliness and their girl is not taken into Kappa for her has a good personality and a desire interest in school support. A social status but because she to work for Kappa and the school. the Christmas Ball which is a semi- is presented for everyone attending the school. Each fall Kappa sponsors formal affair. This function OIC. Profits are shared with Officers for the Fall of l957 were Marilyn Graham, Presidentg Joy Key, Secretaryg Shirley Ponsano. Bronte l.ane, Vice-Presidentg Treasurerg Donna Dohling, Chaplaing Bronte Lane, Sergeant-ab Armsg ,leani Andker. Social Chairman: and Audrey Rogers, Pledge President. . Spring 1958 ofiieers were Donna Dohling, Presidentg Bonnie Kane. Vice-President and Pledge Mistressg Audrey Rogers, Secretaryg Carole Brosamer, Treasurer, Linda Bailey, Chaplain and Publicity Chairmang Pat Warde, Sergeant-at-Armsg Sue Ahrens. Social Chair- man: and Thalice Dohling, Pledge President. Scizlcil, Ii-fr to riglwi: Yionm' Smilb, Marilyn Gruburu, Brzcrlwy Puxl, Pairiciu Porcjv, lionuic Kaur. Sitmiling, lcfl lo right: Carol Broxanzcr, Suxun Abrcux, Pu! Wurrlc, Dorm Ilolwling, Mimi liurnx, AIIKIIVUY Rwlgiww. l X ll