Laney College - Oak Log Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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v--sz? '4 E is E fi ,E 'Q t' 'r 4??????'5l wr.. t ,Wif- K The fazz Banaf lt's late afternoon, and the cam- pus is nearly deserted when the jazz group warms up with those Ucool soundsw calculated to drive the au- diophile towards limbo. Many of the numbers the group plays are composed and arranged by its members under the guidance and supervision of Nlr. ,lohn l-3. Ci- rimele. Striving to present an intangible feeling through music. the group re- mains composed and the smooth sounds flow with an undercurrent of primitive driving rhythm,---each member expressing himself with his instrument, sometimes adding, complementing or leading this viv- id group of musical expressionists. Merritt International Club The Merritt International Club seeks to bring into reality an ideal, which is in truth inseparable from the Truth, that Mankind is one. We have been separated, scattered over the face of the earth in our de- velopment. We are now separated by geographical barriers which have been a factor in our various paths of cultural growth. Recog- nizing these differences, and on the basis of belief in each contri- bution hy diverse groups of Man- kind, we seek to better understand and therefore further appreciate each contradiction by diverse groups of Mankind, we seek to bet- ter understand and therefore fur- ther a p p re c i a t e each other. ..N..W.-. -B--v..,.WW.,..,,.. ,, ,. ,..cr..,M..w.,... .,,,,..,,,,.,,, ,, W Laney The Laney Y promotes fellow- ship and understanding among stu- dents on the campus. It has a large membership and these members contribute immeasurably to the progress of the College. Membership is open to all stu- dents.

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vn-m+-,.,- -........,.. it MaWAf 'qv-mmm, . ... --.--.. 0 ' 'r--ff-w.M. 'FF M- mmap-w,,,,,,, 1mnv-np- .-,- .X Bowling Club The Bowling Club is a section of the College-Recreation Association, Co-Rec. This club meets once a week after school at the Broadway Bowling Alley. Membership is open to any student with a student body 1-ard. Trophies are given eaeh semester lo the most improved man bowler. the most improved woman bowler. GFA. 0.l'.A. tOne l'or Attb IS a eo- edueational service club open to any student body card holder with a grade point average of 2.0 or bet- ter. The purpose of this club is to bring together people with com- mon purposes for the enrichment of student life through sovial at-- tivities. spirit. and projects to help unite the membership, and svholas- tieally to help the members. the sr-hool. and the community. ..-H-ng., ww' M 1, '-aww... ll-Q--..,......,,, and to the members ofthe winning howling team. The club has about forty mem- bers and makes up about ten teams. Fall 1958 president was Jerry Foreman, president for Spring 1959 was Joyce Burnight. 'vs-...,,,,m.. W .... - Q W.. -1--iq., O.F.A.- -SEATED. lefl to right: John Hertz. Doreen Watt, Steve Temby, Wvoyne Wiengert, Carol Martin. Don Griffey. STANDING: Ron. Brown, Coil Brown, Coil Borncamp, Willie Pardee. Floyd Collins. Georgia Vultrikis. Ron B!lg'lllll1l'il'll, Sharon Crinnion. Charles Bullard. .Wm -bn.: Student Bod ... '- -- .M f 1- mm-,. , ...Wa M www +-m...,,M -M..- .....:f-M-4. Improvement onfinaittee 'W Members: FRONT ROW, left to right: Lillian Babral, Ethel Henry. Miss Adeline Giuntini. BACK HUVV: Stephen Starkey and Mr. lflner Pierson. The Student Body Improvement Committee has been responsible for improvements in the eafeteria, and around the building in general. The Committee has received many fa- vorable eomments on its work this year. 29

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.Laney IhuWnanbnalCUub Mrs. Cenoveva Ball, Rogelio Lopez, Alvaro Silva, Father V. Pe- na, Dana Cirich, Maria Eva An- drade, Ana Leonor Cirich, Angelina Vargem. Bennie Yashiko, Addia Nobrega, Guilherinina Vargem, Mercedes Vargem, Keiko Kimit- suka. Ellen Pon, Daisy Wong, Mar- cial Fulgado, Dibg Woo Kim, Dong Woo Kim. Antonio Refracho, Mo- hammed R. Lebastchi, Frank Leal, Frances Samaniego. Hinde Buder. Behrooz Tooski. Idbrnhuhmwe The Ornamental Horticulture Club was organized in 1950 for those students who intend to work in nurseries, and in flower produc- tion. It also promotes student body activities and maintains the stand- ard of the school. The organization has engaged in displaying its plants and in the de- signing of the Annual Oakland Spring Carden Show. Organiza- tional members attend lectures. visit nurseries, and make field trips. Adviser is Instructor Leon lirlin. Ihhw2lQudNW tfbrddkuz Ikhbuubqb The Inter-Varsity Christian Fel- lowship organization is open to all students at Oakland City College. The purpose of this organization is: 1. To witness to the Lord Jesus Christ as Cod Incarnate, and to seek to lead others to a personal faith in Him as Lord and Savior. 2. To deepen and strengthen the spiritual life of students by the study of the Bible, by prayers and by Christian Fellowship. 3. To call out students who will to go to the mission fields of the world and to help students who are praying about the missionary call to know Codis Will for them.