Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1938 volume:

■ t , — .fc •, s ' , ,: TiM i ' t : : -f-ii Hi We are tomorrow - : A 9 ii ASWl iTED STUmTBODY LON BEACH JUNIOR COllEfB, Bruce Wildman editor Gordon Bicknell associate editor Jack Eipper art editor Frank Tessinger advertising Staff JEAN HODGKINSON ROSEMARY MYERS HELEN HARRIMAN TOM L YLE Printed by the Long Beach Junior College Printing Classes That you may know — In all corners of the earth, in all walks of life is found the com- mon man. His life is an almost un- accented existence through which he lives day by day in his small but interesting world. Although his experiences include the sensations of happiness and sorrow, beyond these he has not lived. The thrill of being in print, the recognition that is part of the football player and scholar or the acknowledgement that accompanies achievement are not for him. He is the common man. Long Beach Junior College is a campus of such men. They are the Student Body. The many lunchers each noon at the student store, the riders of the crowded buses, the rooters at the games are of this stock. It is to the common man that this candid photographic re- cord of the Yikings ' past year is dedicated. Saga 38 is for the man on the street. Saga 38 was planned to tell the story of Long Beach Junior College for the gear 1937-38. It was composed as a whole, chronologicallg arranged. It is suggested therefore that the reader go through the pages in consecutive order so that the tru« significance mag be ob- tained. A list of acknowledgments and an index will be found in the back of the book. 1TA - ■ 1 C ' 4 ■ ' ' • 13 U- _ li ;IOBFri_ , M I W_T I ' _ _ -. I, :  t  11 1 -Miiir SEPTEMBER 1937  8 A. M. 9 A. M. ' j .O. Jd : ' --- ■ ' ys- VB ' w ' • ■.I . X Library Receives 6 000 Carneqie Grant k mk. ' ' XS ' J ' Guidance Chairman Charles W. Jackson talks it over f ' M Early repairs as Library reopens Words, verbal and written Mountains of new boolts are catalouged by Miss Tunnison nison jj Dj The path of righteousness is beset with obstacles r p Burdens of registration were on nnany The money changers . ' Jd MBBr Callow youth tries to find its way She coaunands the rabble- Need of New Building at College Stressed by Board President llic rulifi c ' s need for an adetjuaU auditniimn ur I i.ii lier. president of tin- Board of Kduratioti. ■« -ti;dfMts at the livst Student Bod absciiildv f llir patio last Friday morning. - n dc- iBodrd President ' «? [Sees Need of n the INew Hall . hi- ( ' oiitiiiuod fruia pairt is twing done. b it ' .s sfrlutions to the pi i t are ;-{U ' i yitiK. Nf t l r. Scvinour 1. Stiuu-. f ' i ' l ih-|.uu .-.upt-rinUMKleiit of .schuoit . tli ua (- :i h ' -rt spt ' ffK and then pi-c- n ' .sL-iitfd Koniieth E. Obfrholtzet-.i. and now superintcndenf froin Texa?, The leaders rouse the rabble A world without men 30 SEPT. 1937 rnURSDAY Prominent Boxers Give AMS S+ag Fast Bout SijriFtsmaiishiii and K o ' i fel- I Iciwship was the I heme of this se- i Jack Carr s arts back with a right! , JBT ' A JS ' ■• t m. 1 i 1 V •y ' ' i I 1 •jpr 8 It ' s a Small world ,J Fat and Slim provide smiles and music AMS officers Eggart, Randall (pres.) Ames, Drake talk over s+ag Three Beliefs Represented At Forum LONG BEACH IS ONLY LOCAL JUNIOR COLLEGE TO SECURE TRIO Not even Caesar spoke as one of these iO The public expresses its opinions It makes a big noise anyway ll dent m Jive Lyon Mark your choice with an X II Distance ' Ruiiuers iBeaiu Season _ . ,_.v,or lungers reived thuir uut al te . this  f « °Tfor the first outsjcle li Hill and Dale Event o ByFi I Vikin H The F , lipped tliV upi ei- IconMwtili f , ' ;e with that of l Vs ot ' thV -.ts. Sruen.n. mUe course. Finish Well In Meet .the CO. count. - :: U,st Friday atj ' ; , first place ,-,„ stiue WO ® :„ a mar- ' f,„ the CLA B f distance ] velous J = « - ' ' ™ flash cover- ,..„«;,i(r. The Brum _ ' , :.,ya,, to | ossCounHYMen| sa three mile E ongl f,e Vildngs. ft- ,nnter T team tha 1 - - Pasadena B Udogs - «- ,„„ Son t e o-l proved P , ' captain, Cort 3° st year ' sl their outstandwE c y to better 1 c distance «f - ,,„al i ' ana Ls been ] :ance runncT? cross couii- (lUlpoint.- to W. CV. event for tl id CravathJ tor ' the , q Harriers Cop Fj +J ' e in Southland Meet 1.2 laf :alif( ATTENTION CROSS OUNTRVMEN J Ul men on the cro ' i uad are .n« ' « ' ; ' „ rhe men ' s «y« =• ' ' I aay afternoon. An yerestedinth.sye I tancc sqoad is urB r f d J p f ' Captain Johnion jogs between next year ' s co-captains Bledsoe and C ravath • D. Carpenter, N. Hathaway, G. Reid, J. Cravath, L.JHartsell. C. JohrLson, L. Th.crpc ' 2 From the couriers of Athens these men descend Practice makes perfect 13 Vikings get under way f Collet] e Band lAdds Color To Football BRILUANT GRID PROGRAM I °MuSL ' T, f ' °°° jHOME SCHEDULE Oceanside — Friday, Oct. 8, 8 P.M. Glendale — Friday, Oct. 29, 8 P.M. (Homecoming Game) Citrus— Friday, Nov. 5, 8 P.M. Santa Monica— Friday, Nov. 12, 8 P.M. Football Fan! lo lt -llow Through nr i - 4 The game, the half, the crowd Johnny Austin around left end 36 • fe t:-. The Black and White we hail, the Black and White we hail Valiant warriors go forth to battle Feeling for a landing iMlMtiil MIWiim 16 Where the men from the field are cared for mi 1 i Ilk. , f A Gala Program to Fete Homecomim R, . A I . Attracts ' eturning Alumni Alumni Coeds manifest Viking spirit 17 f ■■ lladio Kally Broadcast Wednesday NORDIC NOTABLES APPEAR ON ALUMNI AIRING FROM UTTIE THEATER . . . . Eminent Jiininr .; .!le(;c alumni ;m (i former football captains were ii atured oil tlic maiiiotii radio imIIv wliich was broadcast bv sluirt ine fi ' om tJie Little Theater ' .■.,i- KKOX Wednnsilny niirht. j Former football captains interviewed I Orchestra pit at the Alumni broadcast | The oldsters return The Ski pper and Coach Macon give views I Dave Lewis gives inside dope | IJJ.K I Announcer Goss gives gridders the air As the whole world listens 20 The links of this ... ! A ■  mms m n«vf ' j ■ V K ' _ gv Wallen. Guard Maloney, Halfback Wagner, HaJiback I Montgomery, Quarterbacl . . . chain are mighty 21 piking Forwards Unscored on in Le A- e- siil iM lorsemen Tangle onriaen Norsemen anta Monica Corsairs inal Conference Tilt Game Looms as Battle of LlnesyL ggyp J Vikings Rate Slight Edge due to - ,_ I VA II I New Spirit Showi Powerful Forward Wall - • Footballers Two scoreless wumlor (cams will mccl tonifrht arul if evcrytlsitii p I lis out as it shoul.J the snu-c will be nothing to nothing cliirii KeVampeCj )st of the aiiic. Santa Mi.tiioa ' s C.uisairs will meet thi- ikin| Fired to a new high, victo; Lounsbiirv Field this e cninL ' aiul «ilh liie unusual breaks agau hungry the Viiiings Norse Seek Grid W In Season Windup t Chaffey Battle of Lines Looms in Chaffe Viking Game Tonight; Scrib: Pick Panthers by 13 Points . . . Grid managers Blumberg and Dilday hold Ace ■ Vernacular voices and service smiles 23 The exhorters exhort . . . Til . . Wc sing of thee 4 i Value of College Lawns Proves Doubtful issue J i . : ' JfPiLtl ' JgJ!Z-JL ' ° ' ' Ventura game while the crowd cheers 25 Chin Coiffure Contest blackest; John L.-i Mug n ' Brush go to Don Supemaw 26 Whiskers and dress make . neither the man nor the woman 27 ' .r .%■ ii. r 9sk n Tilt Looms as . ' ' itanic ' o h Favorites ' O ' - Grid a assic M«9i«h ' . w --Ki-i n Iff P ' onsh; skirmish I Tong President Rod Shepard was in charge oi Frank Randall, A.M.S. head, oversaw the fall Fylke 28 Three queens and their pawns ij Hamateurs Defy Gongj In Fylke Boweshow Wishful thinking leadeth many a man into error 29 1 orse 5 warm to l ylke F ' eW Day ■Si. -..,!:,, Soph 6ridlders Surprise Frosh With 6 0 Win ' -resUen Emerge V,Vtorc ' n Annual Fa 4 dX Fourth T;„,e T ' ' ' ■ Sophomores hopes w Hiafeurs f t ' n History i Sophomore VVom . I Do or Die inT « ' ■ ' ■ ' •a ' -is il.,n ' • . 30 C ass af All I know is what I read in the paper if J .. f iifct - %f f m% y ' Jk Attorney Esther Horner looks about; jurors stugy witness at Mock Trial ▼ Z i : !i Thornberry presents- Exhibit A. I Counsel Phi) Evans examines the witness I We learn about Justice 31 i Dinner was prepared by members of Student Club | k% iBill Easton spoke on Asilomar j i 32 mm -. w ,|p. W M r JTm Y men enjoyed company of Stu dent Clubbers ■ e. v,-. .r. ' At ' -—I Annual Asilomar Banquet held at Y.W.C.A. | Songbird Esther, President Mayjne, Advisers Parminter and West a T Asilomar, here we come! -.- I -. rT ' t ' Advisers Parminter, Hubbard. President Wildman. Field Council Representative Sa Jl ■ ■ ' . i If 5,; Song leader Turner Camp ' f- ' ' ' •- V. ■,w Junior College YMCA H V ' l ' Rl? lik. ro.- S ' ' iV 1 P B ' ' ' ' ' 0 P y [ College Y men meet each Wednesday for banquel 33 o-.l Of I ' ' ' ■• non ' • MISS ,f ;?,„unv: ' rv.S f ' . V. ' y OVetVte UoU - ' I • Vi ' . ' . ' ' ' cny « ' ' ;;;; .- = ■;;;,,,,;al) ■■ l -- r. ■. ' .•■ ' ■ I ■ j SYDNEY FAIRFIELD Jrauces avis 34 % :.D Robert CorntliwaJ yj All the world ' s a stage iiiii : |- v. ., ... 31R. ALLIOT JO Kenneth La . Fiiton K -ct.)!- iPOrPHREY Walter W inrisiij lb V liltoii Rector ' s over oatfroinDesmoitMf The play ' s the thing MARGARET FAmp-iEIJ) . , ., Tirgmia Krafi t I ' BASSETT 1 ILouise Gib [Louise Gibson ' s uniform from WalB ' $m0- Folkdances from French peasantry A Christmas party in three languages Rosemary Myers, recording secretary I Virginia Woll, vice-president J Virgiiiia LaMar, corresponding secretary I ■.-5 : ' %0 Esther Woodward, president Associated Women Students ' leaders velyn Smith, Riia Stough, Dorothea Doke and Peggy Wolfe Associated Woman Students . Grace Smith, Wjlla Wi nston. He len Parmalee, Bar bara Hipwell and Do ris . . . committee chairmen for year 39 tMtiaiw|anifiHgiiai a««WMni nd These led the ASB through the winter w  0ft m Our first iady ASB president 41 I tWHT! - ' ftE ' fr aif emmoYi mm for EGGART VDrEF°eBm| -;:3 •: 7- M ysjt tE;ii:a Hjt! - ' tt ' Ok ' [Jack Eipper and Wray Eggart shake hands-on election results J m oammis! m ■A mm iOlDElUflnT fl wncAL LIE yjflDi ' WE AKB NON-PAKTISAN i j P lfS MAfr. AD. DEK MG. The intelligence of the voter is appealed to 19 CALircSN-A 37 Km:x T . Evelyn Common, Mary Robinson. Lou Anne Jacltson ready to root for Norse at Ventura Spirit and smiles — the Viking coed 43 1p . V I 4 44 We salute you, men of honor frrm Dayton tries to break through Los Angeles ' four-man defense True Norse fight for their colors 45 -M II .. ll l Itfloats+hrough the air . . Close Quarters . .jI « Please : I Hard at work I I 1 f r H •4 ' , f [Cramming for final exams! i Finals . . . that try men ' s souls 47 4 if k 00 MONDAY M I- w r !•• s 1 1 f ft 7 ii 1 12 i:t It r. !■) 211 21 22 ' . 27 211 2 ' 31 JAN. 1938 i Quit shoving. I was here first! m Two more lines to go mM 4 :■• y 1 fc I BST ' mis rmiON m E m ? «ii K 48 History repeats itself Telling and being told 49 . I.I. ■— ——— wAiWt Iffi VilT ■II ' ., - H- fill n •003 -03 50 A world without women ■ .- r: ■ V. % - . . . with the greatest of ease 51 Bob Gorbould- guard Hoop heroes .1 s X .€ i f f ( ff? O ' ' mi imm ' ' ' W ' lWltr l fenyt j ia Q] tIfl m Watching the ball and the birdie 53 fj .S.V- ' I Take it easy boys, you ' re in the lead now ' ' m Time out and time in . -- ' «V.; , 5 T ' .  J - ,;jrjjp- -.« ■ ,-.-.,-vw . Welcome Alumni! k U,-SSf . ; j ' STOSSi |N ' iSfeS?S« : - wSISWS lSllll i Wa!! Get the soup on, we ' re coming home ' ■n f ' lm -: ij. ■hJhI Hoop hops were held aiter each home game y rf-_ M «i K 1 ■ - i ji Hi - Should auld acquaintance be forgot 10 i. 1 I Mclaughlin tops all comers , Sleeper shot and Pasadena ' s sunk Long Beach uber alles iftSr.ff • Tfe li:i V .■ Out of Towners, intramural champions -.kings f ' ' ' ' ' : ' =-:=: ,udilorium Scene o :. y R) (-Q jame as Capaaty ik_ c;„i,P,Norse Ope Ti Big ' y K, H Fmal DrWe NeH hubs in Close B 3 , U.e Min..es Bv Clever Ban r _ pUes Win First Tilt Ventura Crackerbox Gym May Ruin. Horse Fast Breakers ,p,„se of floor space •,J.pai . ' i ' ° : ,, eB- - P rat- - ' •; ...0. ri-rrr o. ' Norsemen Tramp .r.- ---- _ .II r _ .arC;.corestood; -6 „the , Bc«in,-n nu A Ay ., ,, ,, squad a«-l -- ,r .„aitonu.« ,,,,, „a - -; t, „, i . 1 - j ' t, ol fo- « - . ' own court in ■ ,, ,c,;o.ul une _ __- the local. j Ji a ,, a siu?l« |„se Spill Samo,acs. Return Cage m • A - -; „ Ml Lon ; ' lUaWe to Stem S,„,. Monieans J„abl _ Sg Crowd Will Watch Die Fight Bulldogt ., „. F ' Tr.mif-i ' - Santa Monicx J. - ,. . _ Nors Wii« i+ Pasadsna I ' court com«i- „i:„.;- , . i -- T L « M 6 e T r ■ - ' ors , Favpre a O - V - « r. - --.•..:- - ' -L— : By Nordic , I ., „, ,, .uonj.. ' ' - ' - r nicl ates W. M-P EBt i t n s In F l ISlordlcsl - To Ule Norsemen Tonight j,j Use fast BreaH en O Norse Veterans Battle Frosh . GWeS Ole y oopferS , . . ..,t,,.,,.,, -Victory -- — O ■ 1 C; auahter f SJence TIHs Balanced Sconn9 SiorSe blaUgr , con Features Game as By Dances • • ' l Passing ; Santa «viun. . 1 ,4 White Tide. Y« ' Black and wniT 7Vd Victim of SCFrosh • • • u fifiv (ittv -n.l ' ' ' ' ■ ' l ., ,er broke even Another L„a „s Norse l i ' P ' - A-in-«. Frid; 4orSe raxv - — ' 4osts,on Practice Santa Monica P.rates _ Oceanside v, reinstatement of With the reu _ i ter iHoopsiers ,, , tntersect ona J- .„,, ,„, ference chamP J , r. « rCn.t the cre ' .r the north ag the t tho south ' , such _ b when the „ditorium ai the M fPlunior College, Sacramenta 3nn cemher - • even With poss W ,,,, tean than last c. ship « ' ' • should fn ' ._„.,tatives SIW , _ „a. 58 The Viking tells the story Plebiscite questions the student body 59, 1 W.i ' 60 Rain, rain, go away. come again some other day 61 I Student Body was enthusiastic at Pep rally 62 We really rally THURSDAY Vikings attend iinal rites of great palm Happenings of the month fTTif It ' s Love Stuaents Told iMt s --orum Series . ■ • • !wv,n ' '  - ' Dissects Love Bug ire sj | i | ,«- UV Love 1 lina ih. I Know 1 inorninp. lo,„ pollHCll I ' Ul Lubct i ' ' I of the ' ' S p „ I Conference J ' ; ,,,,1 fe-atared n Home.  f I 64 We learn about love In the spring a young man ' s fancy . . . 65 iMin «niwniKB ' Wffi«n¥!ffHifTi i( «iw ' M« If i.fr:uF;( rrww)in.M i;.wi • ! ' ijiKi 66 Wintry snow and sunny patio Fun For Everyone AT THE Inter-Class Assembl ' ■ ■ mm € - . ■ M% ■ ' « ' 1 ( Nl I I Tjene Piger trio for the Sophs I The Esquires beat it out for the Frosh Freshmen and Sophomores furnish entertainment l • . Not bad, not badl 67 68 Entertainment for the hoi polloi Encorei 69 , Charles Davis. Roy Gio rdan o. Phil Evans. Walte r Windsor oH to Oklahoma for Phi Rho Pi convention — , 70 Moulders of words and compilers of sentences Forensjsts q s to iScoreW.ns I , 1 ' n IWonors ' Oklahoma Trip 1 1 |nv SintercUss [Chosen Bnals Scheduiea For Tuesday Evening • • • • f word, is sche.U le 1 Barrage ot ora „ ..--- - Crores victory t rrdifcp — — hi Evans bcore h 77 . n Qren w ral Contes«g enda e to Be :5cei in O l Debate : - - League ue • X (C,lr(4ina Loins tor, ordfest at Redland ' :jLMi air tb« ' :-:r from Utah PosstblUy Debaters . Ho J o.a.,. ;.v ; tnterclass Meet tryouH Hex+ Monday • • — - ;to decide ly of Ac ip detetcs feted and ' Speakers Vie n Finals 0 Contest Finali l- I Uce loncal c.ulesl loday w«e oru-l annual aN ai. ' }- I• __, . ,,,-es.Aedl the ■Tht aim ' fiiP winm 1 ' tfd «ii ' , dinner .l- ?[ ; , b f.an oE M- - th J-v. u.blY iniu - Uctivities First .■o=.!« ' -7 ' ,;:;fHep na(n.- -f ■ ;, „ ,au,-« ..uiUDebate Team Busy . „Forens sts In [Boom llDov ntown T „„« -REacn Junior S Bureau an- Srr:. ' - ' 1v HhWarmup 3 Contests douWe dose of ™ l ched- week aih r« ' , t Monday and i led to be runoff «; ,„,yp,oKraln ' -Tuesday evenings- A ,, ,., ■„{ word -o b. .1. F,..eii,i9 t. . 1 • ' Timior Co«ege is i I tune v,nth the jtution of, k;rt sp - I Hart ga« announces studen „ Giordano. Calls a . „f . , „igw and day for , ' . student speakers. gtewart Giordano and Norse Entry }s Dark Horse m Debate Derby l l-MVti competition Earnest tournament coP -.« ' ?Sf star speakers to panies siK of J ' „, the annual -trand 1— ore tourna.l -rKliminationy-aj noundsl during the day, !: ' orse squad I ail-es for v;icto ;, , , J i° xr::i entries - :. ! ' Esther Horner A- Bailev and C ' ' „„_p Evans, i - : ' i in e; temPore. 1 „„., ■- f ; the best chance They spoke with winged words 71 H . - V BT K Li k ,!lJ m l - L ■MaryLFry r ' Q l k | Evelyn O. Wermberg ■ ' . jrid BI Hil fA ' 7 . .; Lorenzo C. Miller -- ..mJl ' Artists and modeling is the greatest desire of the soul 73 Color schemes — art classes provide instruction for members Demaskera l % . 4 w P ' .«. ' V..-; 4 U. M£ L j o ogy s tudents identify lepidoptera I ii Vf? . i.a j w m wR Preparing auger in the bacteriology stock room I I Now just where is his carotid artery? •jj .v. ' .-. ' .V.- • ' . i i? [Zoology students set aside microscopes for lurther reading Biological Sciences Open up new worlds . . . 1 V 75 ' %t% r.- L, ' - ' K There seems fo be some difficulty What did I do with that culture? 76 ... of beasts, bugs Ki -•V - ' .X ' ' ' . t . • c: I ' m m i kil H ■1 JU H m Lena Higgins m ; ' 1 1 h V s -r- 1 ' A- y X. • ' ' I Clifford L. Wright] Rff ' jl Ir •«1 ,.j iS- HpW • i - J l: ' f ' ? ' t Uh fc ..- _Bact eriology laboratory was packed each tern yil ! v dent5 . . and bacteria i .ft I Burners and bottles 78 f { Caduceus — pre-medics Avestan Madha — pre-nursing 79 ' Edwin M. HaU i AUred C. King John F. O ' Heam | :! .■: v -• ' Vi- iif .. jTwb hands for beginners i Shorthand and chubby ones| I Checking answers in Accoimting labaralory Preparing for the far-flung nnarts i f t ■ 5t 5 e 5 ■ - •icwwir — Eugene Come (L. Ethel Richards J. Kenneth Wade % ' ft . . . of trade and commerce 81 I Commerce club V -X i : . ; a ;. ' V ' -- e - .- e o.- r.. - fU ' The mother tongue as she Is written 83 84 The time has come to talk of many things JMHPKPnpppMIIIIIIBIIUIUNIIJI •• . , Marian T. Sims Harry B. Frishman Katharyn i l mmn we$i k wck English Is spoken here m : 1 ; M 1 ' ■ . ' ■ ' i -.w - [ V r. t i JouniaUsm class for ioreign correpondents 85 86 The art of stage through drama workshop ft t ' ik. 4 W l W i5 ISorel and Judith I I Simon— MUton Rector; Sorel— AUeen Elder I Technician Nelson ( ) Hay Fever — the student Body play pj p-jt L ictiifl -ai .  9 m e:- m Clara — Louise Gibson; David — Arthur Crowhurst il Judith — Marjorie Simmons 88 To the players belong the spoils Eddd and Skalds 89 90 The Viking — fail semester The Viking — spring semester 91 HQf lfffi«J« ' lB i W«U  t «lwirui= TiraB ij!vjii ' a 92 The makers of . . . Sagd 38 94 Beta Phi Gamma Cora Stager ' Wesley C. Drummond I Mary E. Gassaway | l t Bi ' ii ' i?. ' ;; ' -. s r I French classes read French magazines to learn of cuatoms and viewpoints of the mother country Cherchez I ' lnstruction T ..«? ' - • ■ •1. il ' -V Spanish magazines make collateral reading for students ' -,(Si|j4 5; , CUHord W. Vredenburgh rcj l yt ' - ■« •► ta- ■;;;J ' - ' ' Making a German reader easier 96 r Walter A. Fieg Lounging linguists «fc rv t: a Los Conquis+ddores 97 - V •ii.,Aa„ rnian club officers Phil Carey, Ed Cundiff, Adviser Walter A. Fieg. President Henrietta Janssen and Margaret Dean salute club at first meeting f!til t utschland ' s beer and pretzels are supplanted with American cider and doughnuts as club members are served refreshments j Die Freundschaft J lL Presidents Stough and Doke j iF r . •■• ■■IIIIIIL % 1 .- - ' l l Catching up on French jokes La Clique Francaise 99 100 Alpha Mu Gamma and Westminister club . K . ' : ,. .. . s : . .• -% . J .- . : ' - ' . ' • ' . ' • - ' ' ,- : ■ v ' ' ' Masters of quantities and nnagnitudes 101 Delineators of lines L Caught in trctnsit! Straight lines and curves f $ i t , « F r STUOENT CHAPTER • { II JANUARY 26, 19J8 ; .. 7.30 p. M- .. Pledges observe A.A.E. initiation traditions 104 ,: ... ' ■ -s. -Us Engineers club V I  ■ •,%f t % tfi ' • .iS] ,-.|l nn S I « « «  J '   k a- ;« • ♦  ' H ♦ !l   l« I 4 1 .t«« S«5 ill Sit .««• ,t«u« •  1 1 1 « «  9 Music ha+h charms 105 r ' ' ' ' ff ' Ti JWai J -jeiJ rfiiiia!:i«iffijma!ng!iBiai r- Helen Davenport E ; Edith M. Hitchcock_ , Music Hows onto -7 .-,, t.om learning ro,„ nnd Moreman Gerald Strang t ' t '  - A Cappella choir practices for music festival] . 5«P Trumpet fanfare The music of the spheres ' I Betty Stucker draws her bow lor the finale 108 Music club Men ' s physical education and hygiene 109 F no Energy! Raymond Walker Viking net+ers III w?«gja«sg iMaiaM ' gM ' it.3 ' -j| Justin Orr. lop goller Captain Louis Miller Norse goU squad, 1938 Southern Calilomia champions 112 Divo+eers — champions of the division ; Sprinter Burdette Gandy takes ofl for the century Floating power! Timber topper Ray Seares shaves a hurdle close on the start 113 - ' TSi TJi ' Pi iw ww ' .r t - 114 Row, brothers, row The great American game 115 il6 Fly catchers Jessie B. Anderson Ethel C. West - y A V! Clarinne Llev ellyn Women ' s Athletic Association 117 - . ) Champion sophomore squad cheerf, for its class 18 Class defenders Women netters 119 mm ;■ ; f f o A A « Hockey field day Off to the rac More energy! 121 Science is organized knowledge Explorers of Molecules 124 Social sciences ' f ■■ ' ■■■ ' y t? ' Violet H. Hess Harold F. Seal Mrs. Forrest W. Peters . mankind and his environment 125 javwnt Students in their native habitat— the library Poor Orphan Annie! : - Lorena C. Hopkins . Bibliomanldcs Advertising club 127 ■•• ■ ■ •i-ri(ra5uw!iirewwiimiww« My. .i '  --J« ' - S SJ ! Three members of AGS make sure oi renewed membership Alpha Gamma Sigma Iiiiiiiniiiiii Sm«i - iiiti -,M ' kill) ■••• 1 lllil ■■ liiillililiii iiiiii , nil ' ■ Mil III! jiiiiiiiin m ■m% - Ji J Father Pat and Mother Ann rest at the Cirgoiiian-Kassai joint mecling Cirgonians Lucil e Lane and Betty Townsend at the Mahab open hou.sc .•f jt yt If P m ■ . HkS Hv l w ' - V i _B ' ' 7 ' Jl flB m mi ' - •- ' m - -— M Mahabharata — Women ' s pre-legal 131 li 7 _to£™ggi° at Kassai Christmas Formal I Refreshments! _, ' va ' M IXJ ' - ■ - - ' , y .-V - f ' --« yi ,- rfj .1 ' . .-_ -■- •--■■.■-■ _ - Mm r L 132 l2i ?J Kassai, women ' s service Club. Order of Kassai .. •♦■ .- jfVF « i f . Hanunurabi members spend an. evening at the Biltmore Bowl for their closed dinner dance X ' = ;,..i_i i l1 ri Q H pii 1 ,. fli Order of Hammurabi 133 Order of Tong Out of Towner club 135 136 Presidents ' Councils: fall and spring Student Club and International club 137 J LM 1 w M W ■■ m m m i . E. J a «T ' 1 i i 1 HflP i , ' . . ' v. m 1 • g ' f u f.., ' .i ' ' tbS 1 i: ' ' ' 1 • 1:; l| _v . r- i - - i y ■ H. T? ibl ■ ' j ' it, ? i kI ' 138 o t f?J ' Ai ' ' sM. !-• ' ' Z ' IH, Speakers ' Bureau and Swing club I Tjene Piger committee chairmen talk over things at tea J 6 ' «. • : '  . £i .. • -lis,- •:■. Thors and Valkyries The Skipper, Principal John L Lounsbury 141 nMm 142 Leaders of men and women i Office secretaries 143 mwrfmamimuamm h 144 ASB President Jack Oie Eipper . . , Bepresentative ol ' .thlet ic s Jac k Wallen presided over fhese during spring 145 146 Vice president Victor Cole AMS officers — spring semester Freshman and Sophomore class officers 147 !n Flanders ' fields . . . fccr ,-- m K5 ; !::« 4 a ' ' umB:m ' ' .m si ' Wagging tongues and idle words 149 !i - . - ) 1 t. ■- At G:50 the day begins The early morning routine :XX ' DRLG A glass of orange juice at breaklast 150 • •• «, • •• •] Busses stop here Through the day with . . . Chit-chat with the girl friend . . . the Junior College coed 151 152 Fylke Queens and Fylke fixers Fylke Queen Doris Dodge i .mil X - '  . ' ssac What are you shooting at? i Ready for the soap box derby candid, candid camera shot Fylke, the Norseman ' s field day 153 - ' ■-Hm ' : ' i ' 1 ' - 1, i— ' « wi«C - -=sar Btf ' • ff 1 mt-- S: 154 . Umphl Volleyball lor men and women ■t}Z: - [All ' s fair in the lug o ' war :- VIkingmen defend . i Nv . ft| ' IV There ' s room lor all in the pushball N ' ' ' v r la ' ) w:. Down wiih the Frosh in the water joust ¥f i .- .- 74 k% the honor of their classes ■■ Sz: Stroke! Stroke! Norse maidens row a mean oar Awards and Forum committees t m - , : ' , !C« N 1 1 AWS apple sales each Wednesday kept polishers busy Mahabharatas were one oi many to have cake sales Apple polishers and cake eaters «N ,0 ' ■ -fi Looking backward, the year in retrospect : ,• A look into the future when the Junior College campus will be complete gsfi ' S- ■■ M ti i n m H Blra m ; PBOT|gPsP ' '  - ll M Here today and gone tonnorrow 159 f « . 1; 160 There we are in Saga 38 Joe Artcrberry Rudolph Adler Emma Baker Alice Margaret Benson Laura Bishop Frank Blair Richard Blanche J. Bowers Glenn Borarth 161 162 Boyd Brown Jo Alice Buchan Jncl Ctrr George Gather Helen Gather Robert Gaulfield John Chaffee Margaret Clayville Mary Corbusier Ethel Courtney Franceii Davis jean Dexter Winthrop Coxe Margaret Dean Royal Dickaion Marie Curtis Charles Del Curto DoriK Dodge 163 !| ' 164 Georgia Donley Janet Dorr Willard Dykhouse Wray Eggart Alice Eggers Margaret Evans Ann Farrell John Folsom Mary Lcc Forkcr Helen Fts:i Margaret Gage Beth Garfool Roy Giordano Robert Goosen Phyllis Halhura Glenn Hamilton Jean Harklcss Renay Hart 165 « j ' i ' 166 Leonard Hartsell Ncrnian Hathaway Vera Lee Hawn Gladys Hellman Marjoric Hess Charleen Hilton Gloria Hinshaw Walter Hooker Either Horner Russell Hostedler Henrietta Janssen Wilma Jones Clarice Jordan Don Kinchloe Janice Kriegbaum Lucile Lane Betty Lawry Iris Lewis 167 Marjorie I-udlow Florence Luman Barbara Lunt Gwcnna Mallctte Al Maloney Ann Mason Elizabeth Marston Robert W. Masters Millard McFarland Ha el Mead Glenn Miller Barbara Mott Kathleen Meagher Jean Miller Helen Parmley Bill Miller Laurine Miller Helen Parsons 169 Francis Pate Virginia Pearson Marjorie Petzold Bob Phillips Pierre Provost Frank Randall Elbert Rankin Clayton Eea Milton Rector Ann ocoftjc Reid Lorraine Retzlaff Kathryn Roob Anne Rumrill Helen Schroeppel Clark Runner Ivan Scott Webb Runyon Marion Sickle 171 172 Kathryn Skidmoie Curtyne Smith Margaret Smith Max Smith Margaret Sosnowski Gale Stafford Betty Steven Florence Stotter Rita Stough Jane Sund Mary Wagner Elisabeth Whited Nina Unruh Eleanor Webster Ed Wiltox riorcncj Van Wagner Joy Wheeler Bruce Williams 173 ,v . ' ! 174 Willa Winston Gwendolyn Worthington Virginia WoII Lenore Zigelman Patricia Wright Acknowledgments HAROLD F. SEAl LORENZO C. MILLER LONG BEACH ENGRAVERS HENDERSON TRADE BINDERY Qaaxyuitulate . . . THE SAGA STAFF ON THE YEAR AND THE JUNIOR COLLEGE ON THE YEAR OF 1937 - 1938. IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE SO MANY OF THE MEN FROM JUNIOR COL- LEGE AND ACCORDING TO THE INFORMA- TION WE HEAR, THE MEN ARE PLEASED WITH THEIR TIMELY SUITS Middough ' s Broadway and Locust Jerry Hayes purchases a tie from Mr. Busby at MIDDOUGH ' S GOING TO THE BEACH THIS SUMMER? YOU ' LL HAVE TOPS IN BEACHWEAR WITH THE NEW PuxJzeAeite rr • distinctive design • colorful prints form molded Catalina Knit Shop 505 PINE AVENUE Leroy Canedy local J.C. student evidently has a very beautiful mental pic- ture of his ow ning this NEW 1938 FORD V8 CLUB CAB- RIOLET instead of its bro- ther of by-gone days. TWO NEW FORD CARS — TWO DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS — TWO V-8 ENGINE SIZES — TWO PRICE RANGES FOR 1938. FOR SPEED, COMFORT AND ENDURANCE SEE AND DRIVE THE NEW 1938 FORD OR LINCOLN ZEPHYER. VISIT FORD SHOWROOMS AT 133 AMERICAN AVENUE OR 4625 EAST SECOND STREET, BELMONT SHORE. 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Associated Student Body ' s Co-op Store on the Cannpus LONG BEACH JUNIOR COLLEGE Your Co-op Fountain On the Cannpus — A STUDENT BODY ENTERPRISE ICE CREAM AND CANDY. ALSO TASTY LUNCHES, SERVES DELICIOUS DRINKS, THE FOOD IS THE BEST WE CAN BUY AND THE PRICES ARE LOW. About Business Training is being obtained by Rita Stough and Jean Mil- ler from Miss Greiner, the efficient hostess at the information counter of Long Beach ' s Modern Secretarial Col- lege on the Corner of 4th and Ameri- can. Virginia Woll is talking to Grace Wigle, former J.C. student. You will enjoy the friendly — yet business-like atmosphere of Long Beach ' s oldest business training school — considered one of the foremost Secretarial Col- leges in California — as evidenced by the fact that all thirteen medals in 1938 Statewide Contest awarded in Long Beach were won by — LONG BEACH Secretarial and Business COLLEGE AMERICAN at FOURTH The only Business College in the State to win one of the first 3 places in each Division of the California Con- test for all Business Colleges. Index A Cappella Choir 107 Accounting 80 Adler, Rudolf 161 Advertising Club 127 Allen, Myron S 123 Alpha Gamma Sigma 128 Alpha Mu Gamma 100 Alumni — Broadcast 18-19 Homecoming 17, 23, 55 Ames, Bill 8, 62, 146, 152 Anderson, Jessie B. 117 Aplin, Naomi 88 Applegate, Kenneth W ,124 Arroues, Josephine M 121, 156 Art Department 72-74 Fry, Mary L 72 Miller, Lorenzo C 72 Wcnnberg, Evelyn 72 Arterberry, Joe 161 Asilomar Banquet 32 Associated Men Students — Officers 8, 146 Stags 8, 50 Associated Student Body — Officers 40, 145 Associated Women Students — Committee Chairmen 38, 39 Luncheon 63 Officers 37 Austin, John 15, 20 Avcstan Madha 79 Awards Committee 156 Babich, 22 Bachtelle, Stewart 115, 116 Bacteriology 75, IJ Baker, Emma 161 Bandon, Margaret 143 Basketball 45, 46, 51-56, 58 Basketball Class 110 Basketball, Women 118 Baseball, Varsity 115, 116 Beard Contest 26 Begg, Kathleen 3 Benson, Alice Margaret 11, 44, 70, 145, 161 Beta Phi Gamma 94 Beverlin, Karl Ill Bicknell, Gordon 90, 92 Bill of Divorcement 34, 35 Biological Science 75, 77 Higgins, Lena 77 Roe, Mabel L 77 Wright, Clifford L 77 Bishop, Laura 161 Black, Loren T. 101 Blair, Frank 161 Blanche, Richard 161 Bledsoe, Lloyd 12 Blumberg, Irving 22 Booth, George C 4, 40, 142 Boswell, Herman Ill Bowers, J 161 Bozarth, Glenn 161 Braackenburg, Clara 143 Brewster, Lawrence 52 Brown, Boyd 162 Brown, Red 116 Brush and Pencil Club 129 Buchan, Jo Alice 162 Burch, Lee 115, 116 Burgess, Bob . 20 Burns, Robert 21 Caduceus Club 78 Camp, Turner 33 Campbell, Clayton C. 109 Canolcs, Lorraine 34 Carey, Phil 98 Carpenter, Dave 12 Carpenter, Florence M 83 Carr, Jack 8, 162 Carroll, Johnny 20 Carter, Margaret 147, 152 Gather, George 162 Gather, Helen 7, 162 Caulfield, Robert 162 Chaffee, John 162 Chemistry 123 Cirgonians 130 Cirgonian-Kassai Joint Meeting 130 Civil Engineering . 103 Clayville, Margaret 162 Coed, posed by Lorraine Thorsten- berg 150, 151 Cole, Jeanne 152 Cole, Victor 11, 146 College Y 33 Commerce Club - 82 Commerce Department 80-82 Corrie, Eugene 81 Duncan, Glee 81 Hall, Edwin M. 80 King, Alfred C 80 O ' Hearn, John F 80 Richards, L. Ethel 81 Wade, J. Kenneth 81 Commercial Geography 81 Common, Evelyn 43 Connor, Jack 20 Cooper, Robert 91 Corbusier, Mary 162 Cornthwaite, Robert 34 Corrie, Eugene 81 Courtney, Ethel 163 Coxe, Winthrop 163 Cravath, John 12 Crew 114 Cross Country 12 Crowhurst, Arthur 88, 89 Cundiff, Ed 26, 98 Curtis, Marie 163 Davenport, Helen 106 Davis, Charles 70 Davis, Francis 34, 70, 86, 163 Davis, Ray 116 Dayton, Pat 45, 52 Dean, Margaret 10, 40, 98, 163 Defty, Dwight S 107 Del Curto, Charles 163 Demaskera 74 Dexter, Jean 163 Dick, Rebecca W. 119 Dickason, Royal 163 Die Freundschaft 98 Dilday, Bob 22 Dodge, Doris 39, 147, 152, 153, 163 Doke, Dorothea 38, 99 Donley, Georgia 164 Dorr, Janet 164 Douglass, Clyde 116 Drake, Fremont 8 Drummond, Wesley C 95 Drury, Don 89, 90, 91, 145 Dykhouse, WiUard 164 Duncan, Glee 81 Easton, Bill 32 Edda 89 Eggart, Wray 8, 42, 164 Eggcrs, Alice 164 Eipper, Jack 42, 44, 62, 93, 135, 144, 152 Elder, Aileen 87 Election 10, 42 Engineers Club 104 English Department 83-85 Carpenter, Florence M. 83 Frishman, Harry B. 85, 90, 92 Hiatt, Elinor W 83 Johnson, Florence C 84 Sims, Marian T. 85 Tallent, W. MorreU 84 Thomas, W. Craig . . 70, 84, 156 Weary, Erica H 83 Esquires, The 67 Evans, Margaret 164 Evans, Phil 31, 70, 145 Farrell, Ann 164 Farrell, Frank 23 Fieg, Walter A 96, 98 Finals 47 Fletcher, Albie N. 124 Folsom, John 164 Football 13-25 Foreign Language Department 95-99 Drummond, Wesley C 95 Fieg, Walter A. 96-98 Gassaway, Mary E 95 Stager, Cora 95 Vredenburgh, Clifford W 96 Forker, Mary Lee 164 Forum 9 Forum Committee 156 Freeman, Claude R 92 Frei, Helen 165 French 95, 99 French, Ruth E 3 Freshman Assembly 3 Freshman Class — Officers 11, 147 Frishman, Harry B 85, 90, 92, 156 Fry, Mary L. 72 Fylke 28-30, 152-154 Gage, Margaret 165 Gandy, Burdette 11, 113 Garfoot, Beth 165 Gassaway, Mary C 95 German 96, 98 Gibson, Louise 35, 88 Giordano, Roy 44, 70, 165 Goggin, Bill 21 Golf 112 Goosen, Robert 165 Gorbould, Bob 46, 52. 116 Gorton, Arthur F 123 Griffin, Melvin F. 109 Halburg, Phyllis 165 Hales, Mildred 38 Hall, Edwin M 80 Hamilton, Glenn 165 Hammurabi, Order of 133 Handball 110 I n d e Harkless, Jean 165 Harriman, Helen 93 Hart, Renay 165 Hartscll, Leonard 12, 26, 166 Hathaway, Norman 12, 166 Hawn, Vera Lee 165 Hay, Edna 126 Hay Fever 86-88 Haytcr, Bill 21 Heneise, Dick 52 Hellman, Gladys 166 Hervey, Thornton 35 Hess, Marjorie 166 Hess, Violet H 125 Hiatt, Elinor W 83 Higgins, Lena 77 Hilton, Charleen 166 Hincs, Noble 4, 122 Hinshaw, Gloria 166 Hipwell, Barbara .. 39 History 124 Hitchcock, Edith M 106 Hockey 120-121 Hodgkinson, Jean . 93 Hooker, Walter 147, 152, 1 66 Horner, Esther 31, 166 Hostedler, Russell 167 Hubbard, Leonard C 33, 125, 156 Hydewald, Bill 89 Intramural 57 Inter-Class Assembly 67-69 International Club 137 Jackson, Charles W. 1 Jackson, Lou Anne 43 Janssen, Henrietta 98, 167 Jay, Joe Ill Jelsma, Walt 20 Johnson, Cort 12, 40, 44 Johnson, Florence C 84 Jones, Dr. M. Ashby 9 Jones, Wilma 167 Jordan 21 Jordan, Clarence 167 Journalism 85 Juskievicz, Betty 89 Kassai, Order of 132 Kennedy, Kathryn M 85 Kepple, Jean 11 Kinchloe, Don 167 King, Alfred C 80 King, Pinky 69 Kinman, Grant lit Knox, James E 122 Koenig, Maxine 32, 41, 44 Kraft, Virginia 35 Kriegbaum, Janice 167 La Clique Francaise 99 Lahey, Bill 116 LaMar, Virginia 37, 38, 82 Lane, Frances 28 Lane, Lucile 131, 167 Larned, Louise 89 Laughead, Dick 113 Lawn, Kenneth 35 Lawn Luncheon 7 Lawry, Betty 167 Lazaron, Rabbi M. S 9 Lewis, Dave 19 Lewis, Iris 167 Library 126 Hay, Edna 126 Hopkins, Lorena C. 126 Tunison, Fay . 126 Los Conquistadores 97 Llewellyn, Clarinne 117 Lounsbury, John L 19, 141 Love 64 Luckett, Russ 20, 115, 116 Ludlow, Marjorie 32, 40, 44, 168 Luman, Florence 168 Lunt, Barbara 168 Lyle, Tom 91, 93 Lyon, Dave 11 Macon, Harry 13, 16, 19, 62, 109 MacPherson, Chet, 111 Mahabharata 131 Mallelte, Gwenna 168 Maloney, Al 21, 168 Marsh, Melba 38 Marston, Elizabeth 168 Martin, 22 Mason, Ann 168 Masters, Robert W. 168 Mathematics Department .... 101-103 Black, Loren T 101 Nason, Leslie J 101 Peters, Samuel E 101, 103 Thomsen, Anne 101 McAfee, Betty 59 McClain, Rod . 20, 115, 116, 147, 152 McCraken, Ned 52 McFarland, Millard 168 McGuire, Nancy 152 McKenna, Jack 116 McLaughlin, Mickey 52, 56 Mead, Hazel 169 Meagher, Kathleen 169 Menke, Barbara 38 Mens ' Physical Education Depart- ment 109- 110 Campbell, Clayton C 109 Griffin, Melvin F. 109 Macon, Harry 13, 16, 19, 62, 109 Sagerhom, Mike 109 Smith, Bert C. 109 Miller, Bill 86, 169 Miller, Glenn 40, 44, 90, 94, 145, 169 Miller, Jean 169 Miller, Laurine 169 Miller, Lorenzo C 72 Miller, Louis 112 Miller, Mae LaVcrgne 28 Mock Trial 31 Moffitt, Bill 46, 52 Montgomery, Bill 21 Moore, Tom 21 Moreman, Raymond 106 Mott, Barbara 169 MuUinex, Roger 122 Music Club 108 Music Department 105-108 Davenport, Helen 106 Dcfty, Dwight S 107 Hitchcock, Edith M 106 Moreman, Raymond 106 Strang, Gerald 106 Myers, Rosemary 37, 93, 147, 152 Nason, Leslie J. . 101 Nelson, Verne 86, 87, 127 Nicholaus, Anita 38 Nugent, Babe 21 Obcrholtzcr, Dr Kenneth E. . 6 Old Clothes Day 26, 27 O ' Hearn, John F 80 Olsson, Grace 3 Orchestra 107 Orr, Justin 112 Out of Towners 57, 135 Owen, Maxine 152 Pacz, Frances 4, 143 Paine, Mattie M. 7, 142 Parminter, Harry E 33 Parmley, Helen 39, 169 Parson, Helen 169 Parson, Maybellc 39 Pate, Francis 21, 170 Peace Day 148 Pearson, Virginia 170 Peters, Mrs. Forrest W. 125 Peters, Samuel E. 101, 103 Petzold, Gracia 89 Pctzold, Marjorie 170 Phillips, Bob 170 Phi Rho Pi 70, 71 Physical Sciences 122, 123 Allen, Myron S 123 Gorton, Arthur F 123 Hines, Noble 122 Knox, James E 122 MuUinex, Roger 122 Wheeler, Horace C. 122, 123 White, Herbert T. 12 Physics 122 Playday, W.A.A. 120 Plebiscite 59 Popenoe, Dr. Paul 64 Pottery 73 Presidents ' Council 136 Price, Jean 28 Privett, Charles 116 Provost, Pierre 40, 44, 45, 52, 170 Pyle, Edson 20 Psychology 125 Rain 60, 61 Rallies- Football 24, 25 Pep 62 Radio 18 Randall, Frank 8, 28, 44, 170 Rankin, Elbert 170 Ravctch, Irving 88 Rea, Clayton 170 Rector. Mihon 35, 87, 170 Registration 1-6, 48-49 Rcid, George .. 12, 171 Retzlaff, Lorraine 135, 171 Richards, L. Ethel 81 Robinson, Mary 43 Rodman, Vernes 11 Roe, Mabel L 77 Roos, Kathryn 171 Rumrill, Anne 44, 171 Runner, Clark 171 Runyon, Webb 171 Sagerhorn, Mike 109 Saviers, George 33, 156 Schroeppcl, Helen 171 Scott, Byron N 9 Scott, Ivan 171 Scott, Winston 146 Seal, Harold F 125 Index Scares, Ray 113 Shcek, Clara 143 Shepherd, Rod 28 Shorthand 80 Sickle, Marian 38, 171 Silvershicld, Don 10, 40, 90, 91, 94 Sims, Marian T 85 Simmons, Marjorie 88 Skalds 89 Skidmore, Kathryn 172 Small, Albert 124 Smith, Bert C 109 Smith, Curtyne 91, 172 Smith, Evelyn 38 Smith, Floyd 20 Smith, Grace 39 Smith, John 94 Smith, Margaret 172 Smith, Max 172 Social Science Dcpcirtment ... 124- 125 Applegate, Kenneth W 124 Fletcher, Albie N. 124 Hess, Violet H 125 Hubbard, Leonard C. 125 Peters, Mrs. Forrest W. 125 Seal, Harold F 125 Small, Albert 124 Sophomore Class Officers .... 11, 147 Sosnowski, Margaret 172 Sousa, Bob 116 Spanish 96, 97 Speakers ' Bureau 138 Sperry, Bob Ill Stafford, Gale 40, 172 Stager, Cora 95 Stevens, Betty 172 Stephens, Harry 116 Stephens, Verne 116 Stottcr, Florence 90, 172 Stough, Rita 38, 99. 172 Strang, Gerald 106 Stribley, Arthur F. 92 Stuckcr, Betty 108 Student Club 137 Sund, Jane 173 Supernaw, Don 26 Swing Club 138 Tallent, W. MorreU 84 Taylor, Virginia 38 Tennis, Varsity Ill Tennis, Womens ' 119 Tcssinger, Frank 91, 93 Thomas, W. Craig 70, 84, 156 Thomsen, Anne 3, 101 Thornberry, Charles 31, 91 Thorne, Carroll Ill Thorpe, L 12 Thors 140 Thorstenbcrg, Lorraine 150, 151 Through the day with the Junior College coed 150, 151 Tinchcr, Eugene 6 Tjene Piger 139 Tjene Piger Trio 67 Tobey, Floyd Ill Tong, Order of 134 Townsend, Betty 131 Track 113 Tri Club Christmas Party 36 Tunison, Fay 1, 126 Turpin, Bob Ill Tyroff, Jim 147 Unruh, Nina 173 Van Wagner, Florence 173 Valkyries 140 Verne, Marilyn 39 Viking 90, 91 Viking Award Winners 44 Volleyball 119 Vredenburgh, Clifford W 96 Wade, J. Kenneth 81 Wagner, George . 21 Wagner, Mary 39, 173 Walker, Raymond Ill Wallen, Jack 21, 145 Watson, Jean 11 Weary, Erica H 83 Webster, Eleanor 173 Wennberg, Evelyn 72 Wennbcrg, Gunvor 7 West, Ethel C 32, 117 Westminister Club 100 Wheeler, Horace E 122, 123 Wheeler, Joy 173 White, Herbert T. 123 White, Stanley 45, 52, 116 Whitcd, Elisabeth 89, 173 Whitlock, Don 11, 145 Wiedcnfellcr, Clem 20 Wilcox, Ed 173 Wildman, Bruce 32, 33, 92 Williams, Al . 147, 152 Williams, Bruce 173 Williams, Harold 27 Windsor, Walter 35, 70, 145 Winston, WiUa 39, 174 Wolfe, Peggy 38 Woll, Virginia 37, 39, 152, 156, 174 Wood, Gene 76 Woodward, Esther 37 Woodworth, Bill 90 Women ' s Athletic Association 117-121 Women ' s Physical Education 117-121 Anderson, Jessie B. 117 Arroues, Josephine M 121 Dick, Rebecca W 119 Llewellyn, Clarinne 117 West, Ethel C 32, 117 Worthington, Gwendolyn 174 Wright, Clifford L 77 Wright, Patricia 174 Yancy, BoH 146 Young Man ' s Fancy 65 Young, Teresa 147, 152 Zigelman, AI 116 Zigelman, Lenore 174 Zoology 75 ■;it ' I ' Ki i;.v::t, ' j;;vh, ' i i ' «: ;i7i r