Laney College - Oak Log Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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The Explorerf The Explorers of Laney Cani- pus are interested in seeking first-hand knowledge beyond the campus limits. This year they have explored several areas: Mental illness at Napa State Hos- pitalg adult crime at San Quen- tin and juvenile delinquency in Oakland. Explorers also visited San Franciscols 'Gbeatnikv area, and a Beatnik party was held at Janet Thomasonls home. The group also attended ,ludy Hollidayis Bells are Ringing. and My Fair Ladyf' as well as the San Francisco musical com- edy series. Bob Brady is presiclentg Hil- larie Jones, vice-president, Janet Thomason. secretary. Nlr. Lloyd Seaver is faculty adviser. .wi-ww, -uv- '-H Bissau Bowling Club S p r i n g semester Bowling Club. The bowling club is an auxiliary of the College Recre- ation Association and meets Thursday afternoon each week at the Broadway Bowling Alley. Aside from team competition the club also particiates in school activities such as sponsoring a candidate for OCC Soph Doll. Spring President was Joyce Bur- night and the advisor is Mrs. Doris Meek. be Laney Thunderbirds The Thunderbird Club of the Laney campus is the schoolis service club. It has taken on the collection of books and clothing for the underprivileged. Girls at the Fannie Wall Home have also been the recipients of assistance from this organization. The group raises funds through such activities as cake sales. etc. Ray Gonzalez is founder. Officers for the year were tFallj : President, Stan Francisg Vice-President. Dave Vargasg Secretary, Bette Austing Treasurer, Richard Cuneo. lSpringJ : President, Sandy Madridg Vice-President. Bets Crowley: Secretary, Manuel Abino: Treasurer. Carol Korber. Club Members, SEATED, left to right: Jesse Martinez, Bette Austin, Ray Gon- zalez, Sandy Madrid, Carole Korner, Manuel Abino, STANDING: Stan Francis, ,limi Fen, Richard Cuneo, Dar- lene Hnglund, Dare Bendar, Donna Duggis, Amy Hutchison. Mr. Arthur Fava, advisor. Mounted an sign: Dave Vargas and Ron Malfaili.

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Sigma Delta Sigmas-FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Mor- ton, Paul Paulson, Ron Flagg, Bob Videl, Frank Thomas, ,lim Hubbard. SECOND ROW: Bob Flaherty, Bob Smith, Doug Garreson, Randy Greer, Ron Wolfe, Vince Henri. THIRD ROW: Tim Boddy, Chuck Auble, Bob .ik Theta Chi Eprilon Sororit Theta Chi Epsilon Sorority was organized at Oakland City College November 3, 1955. The purpose of this club is to pro- mote good fellowship with other students at Oakland City College. Among the activities that Theta presented throughout the year are: Joints with Beta Rho Upsilon lOCCl, Sigma Delta Sigma, Omega Phi Kappa, and Alpha Phi Beta tOCCl 3 rummage sales, a Christmas Charity project for the Fanny Waill Orphanagef' a rummage sale: their annual Boheme Partyfi Each Spring Theta sponsors the annual semi-formal dance MZtlIl1llCZl.N Complete with Voodoo masks, Zambezi No. 4- this year was a great success. Fall 1953 officers were: Grace Triebel, Presidentg Sherry Fisher, Vice President: Phylis Wilsori, Secretary: Pat Cahill, Treasurer, Terry Clancy, Sgt.-at-Arms: Mary Oliver, Alumni Coordinator: Jerry Sullivan, Chaplain: and Bev Sehrumpf, Social Chairman. Officers for Spring 1959 were: Sherry Fisher, President: .lo Ley, Vice President: Rosalie Anderson, Secretary, Pat Cahill, Treasurer, ,Ioan Kruse, Sgt.-at-Armsg Terry Clancy, Pailiamentarian: Sue Ellen Downey. Chaplain: and Bev Schrumpf. Social Chairman. Powers, Charles Caflle. K Theta Chi Epsil0nsA-FIRST ROW, left to right: Sue Laird, Mary Oliver, Pat Ca- hill, Grace Treibel, Terry Clancy, Bev Schrumpf. SEC- OND ROW: Suellen Downey, .lutly Thompson, Linda R0- setti, .loan Kruzi, Leila Gran- ger, Cathy Golly, Ellen Lar- sen. THIRD ROW: Irene Slculeft, Pat Flaherty, Rosalie Anderson, Emmy lou Steven- son, Sarah Smith, Elisa Sandy. Signza Delta Sigma Fraternit During the past two semesters the members of Sigma Delta Sigma have had many and xaried successful activities. From boat races and interfraternity athletics to joints, Homecom- ing. and Pioneer Hay tnis organization has contributed much to the lmctterment of Oakland City College. The memhers and alumni maintain a feeling of unity through fellowshipf, the motto of the fraternity. The officers who have made possible the operation of the cluh and who have heen responsible for the organizing and carrying out of events through the year are fFall 19581 : Der- ick 8'Nick'7 Armstrong, President: Doug Garrison, Vice Presi- dent: Tim Boddy, Secretary: Dan Malatesta, Paddle Master: Cliff Civerson. Social Chairman: and Vince Henri, Sports Chairman. Spring 1959 officers were: Bob Videl, President: Paul Paulson, Vice President, Don Morton, Secretary: George Carpenter, Social Chairman, Vince Henri, Paddle Masterg Bon Wcmlfe, Public Relations and Charles Cagle, Sports Chair- man. ,W , w , J W s lftyx E me ' ii' : i ..,., -gff Q 2': :ff.:1,., . W f i : at slela it root' eeee ,- .. ft A 1