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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1952 volume:

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Santas sige Sle ch une 3 4) tiw eis wlaionugia a) aaa eB viele 28 RATELE TIVOTELCO a) Gatetey, ae atlecnis wield wve.e.g 0s $10, 418 cy tine Grew Fatere eyes 00s 62 freshman officers FALE: ale Ge in oh tinny «vi vie pie lnis s+ micin © minis cio ete sale H= ofa hiayeieiels)s 30 SPTUNG soc c cc ccc cen cence rccccnn scence rsasreenssesvesces 108 fyllce day... ccc ccc ccc c cece cece cence ce reserenserereseneres 70 OUP eed aldo wale oF acele 2 Hams se 8p eine gio ieO 86s ale 04 aoe sinha STB Tie oe 6 130 BACUAEES. .- oc cc eee cece cece een e nee e eset eeeeeeseeseseeees 176 NOMECOMING.. 1... c eer ccescc reese see e eens esseseeenesscccees 39 BIREPULIVELET CLUS IR rte ain oe ciel geht wis, 6 a wie ose alee 6.0. 4 91910) 6:0) sya al siete 5 « 132 joint presents TCLS east Ber ir ODT ADIGE BOUT aoe SO UIE Sia OR a RC 34 BPYUILS terete aie ol ects 1% a.0 4, Wines eS ee © Ss eens ttle sem wees Sie 20.4 120 DEST AUGIES Fee ea a wi ele Wie sh oroivie citings 6 8s. yale sisie din g'e So se se a- 81 FLEUR TUILF CCE te eke + aie at Shao ceeie ease se o s) s eels mrape Wain e shelnterwie's, +6 9 5's 129 old clothes day... 1... ..ccccccccesccccccc cere csessecessrcccccses 64 CFE RTLOS CLUE eee ote alloc oo Riaie 6 i oimln iol ais swale hate olan, «1070's wus, ¥, 0 (0 2 0. 86 publications banquet...........ece cece e eee e eee e nee e eee eee enes 88 registration LLL Sie er te civic foie 2s y's ss = sista co pee Wiese eine siege rs wes os 10 «. 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RMR hate ie wha hal ate agetac claret oie am ately Mies ele eal vign's Je foes = 131 tong presents lionel hampton..........+eeeeee reece eee e ree eeeees 26 PCL TT le rs an ake wr te oles oltre oho 6a inthe ae WiS78 8 cis)� 6 viedo 8! 118 WEES SEGfF . sce dese c tee et cess esses nessernsertcsreeetess 102 attraction: fall semester registration. scene: student union. actors: l.b.c.c. student body. september 10 II registration 11 september 14 ee pep assembly september I4 Hutchison’s Giesen (57) and Noyes (67) start around end as Corey (76), Malkiewicz (81), Brown, (32), and Swan (83) close in. long beach... 31 Rusty Fairly Bob Brogelman Quarterback Right Halfback hutehinson...¢7 Jack Swan End flag girls ios Judy Walker, Shirley Swigert, Pat Giffen, Helen Tripeny, Pat Lockwood, Harriet Ziegler song leaders Be 025 pe Fredi Thorndyke, Thelma Dalton, Dot Bisnar, Jeri Visel, Mary Ashcraft, Marilyn Looper majorettes iio te Patti Hamilton, Joan Campbell, Betty Adam- son, Ann Weeks, Joan Dixon, Rose Ann Downing september 19 yell leaders Mitour: Bill Bell, Ole, Jack Christensen september 21 Doctor George E. Dotson they guided us Dean Russell R. Johnston 16 Harold F. Seal Orian M. Landreth Dean of Act Dean of Curriculum ities WwW it) Wre Harper C. op. “4 = v H J ° Q bs are ° Ss Q september 28 downtown rally Enthusiasm was the keynote as the student body of L.B.B.C. began the 1951 football season with a rally staged in downtown Long Beach. Strains of traditional Viking pep songs and yells echoed up and down Pine Avenue, attracting large crowds of boisterous fans. september 28 a.s.b. jolly up Dancing in the patio . . . getting acquainted .. . having a good time . . . this was the Jolly-Up. september 29 Don Lies (21) cuts through tackle while Don Davis (62) and San Mateo’s Ron Judson look on. long beach .. 44 First downs Passes attempted Passes completed Yards gaine d passing Yards gained rushing Total yards gained Yards penalized Dick Torrance End Joe Muldowney september 29 Bulldog Don Quelotte (68) brings down George Van Zant (35) after long gain while Marv. Gel- der follows. First downs Passes attempted Passes completed Yards gained passing Yards gained rushing Total yards gained Yards penalized Ronnie Albertson Center Seep ers a —= EE EEE EEE = — Tee ampere sf rv abate aS UL I 5 TPS ee RRA Se ee xi it? ca a october 2 a.sb. cabinet Bill Bell President Jo Hart Secretary Thelma Dalton Treasurer Claude Klug A.M.S. President Harriet Ziegler A.W.S. President Lowell Arnold Representative of Student Body Stu Farber Representative of Athletics Mary Lou Cahoon Representative of Arts Hubert McClain Representative of Publications october 2 band award Bill Bell, on behalf of the Student Body, accepts the trophy awarded the Viking Band as best junior college band in the nation from Bob Webber, pres- ident of the band. october 3 fong presents lionel hampton The Order of Tong proudly presented “the king of the vibracords,” Lionel Hampton, to the student body of l.b.c.c. Guest stars included Ray Robinson and Joe Adams. Given a tremendous reception by their fans, they verformed in their own inimitable way, giving renditions of ‘“Perdia 0,” “Flying Home,” and “The September L 1 in th tabl g rend Perdido,” “Flying H ” and “The Septemb Song.” 26 flag swingers around the l.b.c.c. victory bell Front Row: (l. to r.) Shirley Swigert, Pat Giffen, Helen Tripeny october 5 Back Row: (l. to r.) Harriet Ziegler, Judy Walker, Pat Lockwood SR a ae ht alte t ae mere treme) october 3 Ray Ramirez (17) goes down after a short gain against Santa Ana as Don Davis (62) moves in too late help out. long beach.... 41 santaana.... 7 JEST GS OS I) Ss RE a A 14 PUTST A OWiS st eee tees tenet ORE eee 2 ORES OTL T9009) I ee 2 9 PASSES CULCTILD LGU. sae 1. ieee Eee oe eee 26 | BERENS NRT OS ee 6 Passes.com pleted. 222) ees ee even 6 MGI GT fi 220 Vards:2ained Passio nccc 2 tc ee ee Ff PORES ODRCU LUST sc icccinst ain ecinsnnbcctinncbesoe 305 Yards gained rushing: -ic.csgact.. teers am 88 OL TAV AT st EO UTBER Vasko teste kant sctcteahissbenkadensoceve Deo Totalyards pained Awe week ane ee Os PEEVES MONROE S JE io iat oy hcsdcenecvidew Sleadardence 65 Penalitess( by yards) sia tit oe el 10 Bill Bena Crawford Cain Stu Farber Line Backer End Quarterback 29 october 10 freshman officers Don Pattison President Joe Comiskey Vice-President Janet Jensen Secretary Phil Riley Treasurer october 10 sophomore officers Jim Anderson President S = s v v ne Rey S i) = Vice-President Diane Swanson Treasurer Maurice Craig Secretary october O'Neil (26) demonstrates his linebacking skill as he assists in halting an unidentified San Diego player. long beach. ..54 san diego....20 First downs First downs Passes attempted 9 Passes attempted Passes completed Passes completed Yards gained passing Yards gained passing Yards gained rushing Yards gained rushing Total yards gained Total yards gained Penalties (by yards) Penalties (by yards) Harry Fierstine Don Davis Dave Levy Guard Tackle i october joint presents Every semester the five women’s social clubs on the L.B.C.C. campus, Entre Nous, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Tam- muz and T.N.T., jointly sponsor this formal dance to introduce their new members to the faculty, student body and parents. Colorful and eventful, it is always one of the semester’s social highlights. | ] i � | | | | 1 october 17 college party A semi-annual affair, the college party is one of thehighlights of a busy semester. Dancing, entertain- ment, and refreshments are offered, and the entirestudent body is invited to partake. october 19 Benny Aoki (23) crosses goal-line just a second before Jamerson (45) of Bakersfield could catch him and force him out of bounds. Benny Aoki (23) runs wide around end while trying to out-distance Jamerson (45) and Fanning of Bak- ersfield. long beach .. .32 DEEL Seg QUOI Sa Be eek BA eel ence ils oniscetigtvinseassigt 18 ES SO SIAUEL TIN DL CO Tt Oe Be ces cee Dasntcc vets ssdne 10 DOCS OTIEDUCLCU Nn ect betaine 1 DEEL Ste CP CON DOSSIRG. Ate ee cS Pa lcenc 10 PN SOULE CT STUDIO cet has oscar NP clap Sisnnechctoe 469 DAT OTs ETC! ES ROS Os ee 479 [EPS TATU TER ST ah Gad OR Seennel ee 45 Pete Ripa Frank Hartmann Guard Tackle bakerstield .. 28 PGPSE COUN vine ae ett Seen 2, PUSS CS CQLLCTINDLOL, wcazst tt eee at Ry. 27 PGSSER COM MLCLCD er 2 eth hie he eee eS 15; Vardspaited (Passing eer. Ue aie te alee 243 VON GS @OIEO USN 2 eect pane tee 110 POtabVar dS COE pv ans Ge oe SES) PEHOMIES EOVVOTAS ) ee tod eee ia tere. 15 George Timberlake Center 37 october 26 prison ball The Order of Hammurabi presents . . . “an evening of walled-in entertainment,” from which there is no “escape.” Even if you had the “wings of an angel,” you wouldn’t want to fly “over these prison walls.” october 26 mg queen 39 tward......homecom jane homecoming floats the occasion: first home game of the l.b.c.c. foot ball team. the participants: social clubs on the campus. the entries: paper floats, depicting the defeat of the pasadena bulldog by the vikings—“curb the canine.” the winners: mahabharata and tilsmen. the outcome: eye-appeal, entertainment, enthusi- asm. october 27 Vanessa ld (Figs ne Was cA LAL Gael 4] october a long beach....7 TTS TAREE OADM TSIM tor andes de ophcchinee 10 BLS SC SECULE CTI PEC MA cE co pian cop arse ccStesioeet Bs PALS RSE CO TIED) CLE ik I ete cso vhetasenrinceesen cies 5 BCL SC CEETECUCE TES IDLIEQ 52 soci eco ee canvelencnsni scan 179 VEEL COL OT OS) gn oa Ce 108 LL OTD GT ee en a 233 (TCLS ey (1g) Rn te a ee 68 George Van Zant Fullback Halfback Benny Aoki pasadena... .13 PUPS COUT Se es nen at a, Saft ee P es Ze POSSESS QIEEM DLC... cs catnahee 2 ene ce, eee tates 13 POSSOStCOTIDLCLEA gee tte 2 ae, Aes 5 Vaiss COUNeO TUS 022 2d Sey ene are, 290 Y Gras OUInGd POSSI ys nent toe te can rae! 105 FOSSA S EPIC Gene tons seen ee 319 Penaies Oy Aras) 2 deca tits hac 50k cles 84 Richard O’ Neil Haifback 43 october 30 they advised us Marion Darlington Women’s Activities Charles S. Andrews Men’s Activities Ella C. Lewis Student Body Activities october 31 a.w.s. tashion show | Bette Lay, Shirley Swigert Frances Rhoads, Dodie Doyel Janet Jensen, Ginger Hall The second annual a.w.s. fashion show was a huge success. It was sponsored by Buffums, and held in the student lounge. Many beau- tiful garments, ranging from lounging clothes to evening dresses, were modeled by selected girls of the student body. Clothes furnished by Buffum’s 45 november (Left) Dick O'Neill (26) starts off on a long jaunt during El Camino game. (Right) Coach Buck Andreason talks it over with Bill Bena (34) and Carleton Corey during time- out in the El Camino game. long beach. ..40 el camino.....7 First downs First downs Passes attempted Passes attempted Passes completed Passes completed Yards gained passing Yards gained passing Yards gained rushing | Yards gained rushing Total yards gained Total yards gained Fumbles Fumbles Rudy Gonzales Carleton Corey Terry Mulkiewicz Halfback Tackle End november 7 they counselled us ¢ 1 Marian R. Lewis Donald B. Trotter eS i MS S ty 5 5 en student founta november 10 Dick O'Neill (26) moves in on Harbor J.C. runner as Edwards (71) and Tiernan (84) come up to assist him. Jim Dailey long beach... .14 [ODES GOLD ad = RIE een ee Cee ee . 14 Passes attempted Passes completed Yards gained passing NC OATES ETE TUL UOT) fees See ne 403 Total yards gained Fumbles Penalties (by yards) Joe Rancatore Center Guard harbor j. First downs Passes attempted Passes completed Yards gained passing Yards gained rushing POEL GFAS- SOIC anes oa eee eee ee ik 24] Fumbles Penalties (by yards) Jim Bardwell Halfback november 16 november I6 song girls (l. to r.) Jere Visel, Mary Ashcraft, Marilyn Looper, Fredi Thorndike, Thelma Dalton, Dot Bisnar. a.s.b. rally november 16 Dr. Ethel West Life Science Melvin Griffin Life Science Clifford Wright Life Science George Slemmer Physical Science dv 2 ) “ iad Q — o v = Sy © S S as Physical Se “ Lloyd Hall Life science Marian Baughn English Donald Scott Foreign Languages november 17 Dick O'Neill (26) and two E. L.A. J.C. tacklers dig in after a long gain during the hard fought game 58 J SE Se long beach... .14 First downs Passes attempted Passes completed Yards gained passing FE SLED CO TEESE cise Shcasicneewcitncosnlnsiniacies 298 Total yards gained Fumbles Marv Gelder Ralph Daehler 0.1. a.J.€- First downs Passes attempted Passes completed Yards gained passing Yards gained rushing otal. ards BOCA GA. Misc sehectengha dct pcdn Mote 321 Fumbles Bernie Hawn Al Brown Guard Fullback november 19 a.ws. snack time around and about the campus and ate 61 november 23 George Van Zant (35) rips through Santa Monica’s line as Dean Marlo (11) and Al Orsatti (21) are blocked out of play by an unknown Long Beach player. long beach...32 santa monica. .7 For the first time in L.B.C.C. history the Vikings captured a loop title. This was also a year of many other records. It was the second best season in the school’s history. This year they fought their way to eight wins, one tie, and only one loss, ending the season only 19 points behind the scoring record set by the Jr. Rosebowl Champs of 1950. George Van Zant, Benny Aoki, and George Timberlake set a few records of their own. George Van Zant brought his season total of yards gained up to 1286. This classed him as one of the best fullbacks in J. C. circles. Another great record is claimed by Benny Aoki, speedy 152-pound halfback, who scored a grand total of 100 points to break the great Dewey Tompkins’ record of 14 touchdowns in one season. This record was also tied by George Van Zant. Benny’s golden toe accounted for 28 points after touchdowns. The Vikings had quite a season this year, making a trip to Hutchinson, Kansas, and coming back with a 31-7 victory to make up for the 10-0 loss suffered at the hands of an outstanding Alumni squad. Following their trip east they proceeded to mow all op- ponents, such as San Mateo 34-7, Santa Ana 41-7 and San Diego 54-20, winning each game by four touchdowns or more. Then came a journey to Bakersfield and a thrilling 32-28 win over the Renegades. Then on October 27, the Vikings suffered a very hard loss to Pasadena Bulldogs, 13-7. Then a sweeping victory over El Camino 40-7 and the Vikings started to roll again. The Harbor J. C. team seemed to catch some of the spirit though and battled the Norsemen to a 14-14 tie. The Vikes ended up the season with a 14-12 victory over East Los Angeles J. C. and a 32-7 win over Santa Monica J. C. Ike Eizak Buck Andreasen Joe Hicks Line Coach Head Coach End Coach november 28 old clothes day the winners: Forrest Hall, Barbara Beaver, Dick Torrance : ‘ Lae aay 3 Aides JR a ¥, . : e2 7 “Fa San ee : -—N (ae oe ; 0.8 ee 4 py . 2. 4 Pe ; = _ ie. ‘ ARs re. Ves 4 ses +, 6 = oo s Fa ?. IW . ie : See aes fe : eg ? 5 diy } é == z x 3 pe a 2 : ¢ z FI : . . a d ? 8 4 eee ve i - ers ¢ re = 5 ee 4 | . % a lt . 3 A Mr. december I WG F j SS (.m.t. = tong stardust dance december 5 vA) te v tS v aq — v “1 Lead s 5 DN they taught us Hall iness Adm Edwin Bus istration unt . us Lew llen Marian i M Jane Counselers december 7 Phil Haynes, Betty Lou Soden, Shirley Sedgwick, Pat Ployhart, Leroy Hoffman, Charles Nix, Mary Guiliany, Gus Kroll. fylke variety show Gus Kroll won with his inter- pretation of Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Raven.” december 7 december 7 fylke football This year the Sophomores scored an 18 to O victory over the Freshmen in the annual Cirgonian sponsored football game. Stu Farber, Dave Levy, and Toby O'Neil coached the Sophomores, while Rusty Fairly, Pete Ripa, and Al Brown coached the Freshmen. The scoring was made in the first half by Tom Stewart, Dick Gully and Jim Munsey. The Freshmen only threatened to score once, and their drive toward the Sophomore goal was stopped on the three-yard line by a powerful Sophomore defense. freshmen back row (Il. to r.) Carpenter, Geraths, Pattison front row (I. to r.) Guillory, Hazan, Zink sophomores back row (I. to r.) Lies, Munsey, Stewart front row (l. to r.) Griffin, Hicks, Dall The freshman vs. sophomores football game was the opening gun of the traditional Fylke Day festivities. Following the game and a variety show, the student body adjourned to Orange County Park, where bicycle racing, egg catching, canoe jostling, volleyball, three-legged sack races, potato pushing, pie throwing, pig catching, and tug-of-war con- tests were offered, with the sophomore class coming out on top in the scoring. december 7 fylke activities december 7 (standing ) Georgeanne Pearson, Shirley Pickens, Dodie Doyel, Nan Davidson, (seated ) Barbara Kimme, Harriet Ziegler, Sally Smoot. (standing ) Judy Walker, Marium Powers, Joyce Hackney, Carol Tindale, Maxine Honer. (seated ) Charlotte Canedy, Miss Darlington. 74 $ } : D fall semester a. w. s. officers Mary Lou Cole, Sara Lynn, Carol Tindale, Jo Hart. (ltor) Joan Freeman, Mary Lou Cole, Roma Jerabeck, Betty Lou Soden, Linda Fisher, Myrna Schiffman. december I2 majorettes (l. to r.) Patti Hamilton, Donna Rose Downing, Betty Adamson, Joan Dixon, Ann Weeks, Joan Campbell. flag girls (l. to r.) Harriet Ziegler, Pat Lockwood, Helen Tripeny, Pat Giffin, Shirley Swigert, Judy Walker. second row (l. to r.) Dwight Hoelscher, Carole Rassmussen, Marilyn Shoenhair, Lonnie Furgeson, Almalee Butler, Margaret Tenby, Santos Vasquez, Robert Dill, Mr. De Noyelles, Don McCampbell, Rodney Grant, Harry Fiesel, Byron Cohen, Rich- ard Davis, Paula Phelan, Rosalie Avzaradel. third row (Il. to r.) Marvin Sippel, Robert Hancock, Herman Zittel, Vashti Kibler, Nancy Olinger, Harriet Naeve, Nina Roberts, Eileen Jasko, Margaret Mee, Phyllis Hicks, Nancy Kealy, Polly Harnett, Jean Selover, Barbara Friendson, Merle An- derson, Marshall Taylor, Robert Webber. fourth row (l. to r.) Monzell Seckington, James Finch, William Thomas, Shirley Johnson, Phyllis Williams, Nina Brenner, Carolyn Buck- man, Jack Simmons, T. Ray Wheeler, Edward O’Connor Phil Richter, Richard Kendall, Richard Johnston, Wil- liam Moses, Cliff Carter, Darlene Thomas, James Harnett. december 14 ’ Tie Tie t| eT oa ee gaa ane? ‘ MTL eet Lhe ey vas choir program december I4 | Coffee time! Who won? | here and there Wanna haircut? Famous last words: ‘?’m going to stay home poo tonight and study! december 15 christmas ball tl Amid colored tinsel stars and yuletide merriment, the new women’s gym was officially opened this year by the annual Mahabharata Christmas Ball. Weeks of planning and hard work helped to make this affair, the only club-sponsored formal dance, one of the most successful dances of the school year. = 5 W) a — S - S Q Fay Tunison Alice Garrison january II Thordis Haga Dr. R. Ashley Lundin H. Violet Hess Physical Science Language History Social science Leslie Nason V. Bruce Beall John O’ Hearn Math Math Business Administration Edith Hitchcock Dr. Adolf Stone Music Social Science Dale Taylor Dr. Alice Rose Social science Social science jnauary II back row (l. to r.) i Eileen Jasko, Shirley Johnston, James Finch, Sherrill Broadbent, Norman Poulschock, Richard Watts, Phillip Richter, Richard Kendall, Darlene Thomas, Mr. L. C. DeNoyelles, Richard Davis, Mary Adair, Rodney Grant, Nancy Shadduck, Joan Moriarty, Nina Roberts. second row (I. to r.) Vernon'Overmyer, Marilyn Clark, June Lorenzen, Vashti Kibler, Margaret Mee, Carol Rassmussen, Almalee But- ler, Neil Harrington, Monzel Sectington, Marilyn Shoenhair, Phyllis Williams, Nina Brenner. first row (l. to r.) Barbara Friendson, Lois Todd, Herman Zittel, Jean Selover, Carl Thompson, Nancy Kealy, Phyliss Hicks, Jack Palacios, Jenele Wride. 86 = S rd = E eS ¢ x me ba january II publication banquet Each semester the Publications Banquet is presented by the Viking, News Bureau, and Saga staffs. One of the high- lights of the evening is the presentation of the Beta Phi Gamma Cup, which is awarded to the student contributing the most to the Viking during the preceding semester. Pictured at the right is Sally Curtiss presenting the Cup to Shirley Maas, this semester’s winner. Viking editor, Barbara Kirk, discusses the even- ing’s activities with Mr. Gerald Lagard, guest Jim Anderson president Mary Lou Cahoon secretary Gene Kemp a.m.s. president Bill Derryberry representative of student body Barbara Roberts representative of arts aes b. cabinet Stu Farber vice president Barbara Kimme treasurer Sally Smoot a.w.s. president Gene Knott representative of athletics Or... ....55.. DrOmM queen fe ) ary 24 dy wall. janu 90 ju viking award winners standing (I. to r.) Stu Farber, Claude Klug, Bill Bell seated (l. to r.) Harriet Ziegler, Jo Hart, Claire Van Hoose not pictured are Margaret Mee, Dave Levy, and Phil Olgilvie The Beverly Hills Hotel was host to the Sweetheart Prom this semester. Judy Walker reigned over the for- mal couples on the floor, and Viking Awards were bestowed on leading City College students. january 25 si kaa a ss one jewel award winners standing (I. to r.) Georganne Pearson, Maxine Honer, Helen Trip- ney, Linda Fisher, Myrna Schiffman. seated (ietorre) Carol Tindale, Joan Freeman, Shirley Pickens, Barbara Roberts. Highlight of the semester for the Associated Women Students is the semi-annual banquet held to present awards to the outstanding women students. Held this semester at the Town House, the banquet brought to a close a very successful semester of A.W.S. a.w.s. banquet five jewel award winners standing (I. to r.) Sally Smoot, Jo Hart, Barbara Kirk. seated (l. to r.) Clair Van Hoose, Harriet Ziegler, Roma Jerabek. january 28 29 event: spring registration scene: women’s gymnasium actors: l.b.c.c. student body registration icshonstebens etna ne Soe january 30 Mr. Presley C. advisor Bette Lay editor Dawson ee ee val saga editors Jay Hall advertising editor Marilyn Furst sophomore editor Virginia Robinson women’s clubs editor Tom Parks sports editor january 30 Carvin Schoenberger production manager— spring semester Elizabeth Young ass’t activity editor Jack Greet photographer saga statt = a = S12 es S 8 � SS Ns RE ZW C 2 ih fei i a “ul = Jim Cheuvront ising Dick Petrie photographer advert Hubert McClain photographer Sossssesssses pererrsserete Soesesesssess Seine ne a Eiscessonnsnmctoeee ats SS Sean eee anne Nee een eet net Wit ae ee sense eae ee: february I i é - | = | io ie | ¢ mits { min 1 ait i eel | ii Lomi ey end = FF wihing editors Dr. George C. Booth advisor Barbara Kirk editor Shirley Maas news editor Mildred Killam feature editor Fred Downing Sports Editor Sara Lynn club editor 10 3 Dick Rountree Tom Brennand Frances Zarow Jack Elithrope Benny Viles vthing statt spring february I semester a. W. othsicers (1 to r) Georgeanne Pearson, Sally Smoot, Nan Davidson, Gladys W eyant (ite 7) Joanne Pagones, Helen Tripenv, Barbara Roberts, Ruth Ann Pierce, Orvella Owen, Nancy Stickney. 105 o-ree night Come one, come all! A.S.B. co-rec night . . . badminton, volleyball, ping- pong, dancing, singing, cards, chess, and checkeres . . . recreation to please everyone. february Mor ot PS ee oe. 8 rush teas Rushing time is one of the most important phases of campus life for the women stu- dents of l.b.c.c. Entre Nous, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Tammuz, and TNT give evening teas, to which prospective members are invited. february 21 freshman officers TA Ed Callahan President Fredi Thorndike Vice-President Phyllis Tarre Secretary Shelley Knickerbocker Treasurer sophomore officers | Tom Ferreira President Lee Hixon Vice President Jim Nicholson Secretary Joyce Hackney Treasurer basketball FIRST ROW Il. to r—Marv. Sippel, Gene Knott, Clarence Smith, Bob Seymour, Glen Becker SECOND ROW I. to r.—Coach Church, Stuart Small, Ron Trevithick, Mickey Morgan, John Morgalie, Don Heil, Ronald Gingras N camp pendleton camp pendleton pasadena c.c. el toro pasadena c.c. el toro san bernardino fullerton j.c. palomar j.c. mt. san antonio chaffey grant technical placer j.c. san francisco c.c. grant technical ventura j.c. bakers field san diego j.c. east los angeles santa monica harbor j.c. el camino valley el camino bakers field february 22 Jerry Thomas 22 Grznt Tech Game. wins jump ball in february 22 Mary Sippel tries a jump shot as Gene Knott(77) screens Jerry Thomas shoots a set shot as Knott screens. Liz Gene Knott jumps and shoots as Bob Seymour prepares for a possible re- bound. Gene Knott tries for a jump ball. 4 TS Bob Seymour scores on a jump shot. Gene Knott, top team scorer, shoots. meee Se reccccesseceseoees Seeeceseseccccese seeee Sisssceces march I tilsman pajama hop beee. .- ‘ oe. eG OE REO o- ? ig : ae . gas am Mek: iia A mass migration of pajamas and nightcaps filled the Women’s Gym when Tilsmen held their annual Pa- jama Hop. Tom Ferreira and Joan Campbell won the grand prize in their Chinese costumes. A semi-annual affair, the college party is one of the highlights of a busy semester. Dancing, entertain- ment, and refreshments are offered, and the entire student body is invited to partake. track team (Top Row) T. Ferreira, J. Van Houten, D. Piercy, T. Stewart, J. Laurenson, M. Gibbons, D. AER G. Rohlfes, H. Green, E. Hoffman, R. McIntosh. (Center Row) C. Jensen (Megr.), M. Groff, R. Gentry, J. Coleman, S. Farber, M. Gelder, J. Muldowney, F. Graves, R. Te- ters, [ke Eizak, Mel Patton, Coaches. (Bottom Row) E. Goodban, B. Flemming, J. Furton, F. Stoddard, R. King, L. Glascoe, O. Barnes, A. Oliveras, G. Johnson. This year’s Viking track team was still in the early stages of the season when Saga went to press, but it looked as though they were going to go a long way towards the Metro Conference Championship. They were only one step behind L.A. Valley, who were in first spot. Darrel Piercy was elected team captain and leading the team with him were Tom Ferreira, Meredith Gibbons, Frank Stoddard and Ralph Gentry. Outstanding in the field events were Stu Farber, Marv Gelder, and Joe Muldowney in the shot-put and discus, Dick Rogers in the broad-jump, John Coleman in the high jump, and Frank Graves in the pole-vault. Mel Patton, coach, has been here at City College for his third year now. During his past years here he has coached his teams to several Conference Championships and we hope that this year’s team is on the way to another. 118 left Gordan Kirshman straddles the bar in the high jump event against Fullerton. right Meredith Gibbons takes the lead from a Fullerton man in the 440 yard relay. left Tom Stewart crosses the finish line to win the mile relay in the meet against Fullerton J.C. to which City Col lege played host. right Stu Farber warms up for the discus event before meet gets under way. march joint presents entre nous Jenel Wride, Barbara Vaughn, Joyce Crow, Diane Underwood, Bobbie Sheets. mahabharata Janet Harvey, Joan Moriarty, Margaret Miner, Diane Jones, Arlene Satin, Maureen Leach, Eliza- beth Young, Sue Owen. t. n. t. Carolyn Buckman, Pat Brady, Gloria Walker, Carol McCafferty, Toni Gosselin, Donna Murrey, Irene Errett, Betty O’Neal, Sandra Lafferty. ramayana Dolores Lane, Signey Bush, Barbara Johnson, Mar- lene Volmar. tammuz Charlene Lewis, Mary Denton, Harlene Wilson, Sue Hitchcock. march 10 vA) DH S = 2 2 — iy 5 yy Jeu A.W.S. lounge Tour of the campus march And furthermore, I believe . . An attentive audience? (Top Row) J. Furton, J. Van Houten, R. Teters, T. Ferreira, D. Piercy, R. Gentry, E. Hoffman, Mel Patton. (Bottom Row) B. Flemming, F. Stoddard, G. Johnson, A. Oliveras, M. Groff. This year’s Cross Country team, coached by Mel Paiton, fought its way to the Championship of the Metro- 18 4 4 § : | I politan Conference. This was the second championship in a row for the Vikings. This year’s team was paced by Frank Stod- dard, Darrel Piercy, and John Van Houten. The team captain for the season was Ralph Gentry. This was Mel Patton’s third year as coach here at City College and it looks as though it will be just as successful as the last two years here. 123 march 3 baseball team top row Rube Ingram, Ray Dutcher, Bob Howard, Don Keith, Buck Taylor, Ron Sisler, Jim Dailey, Coach Joe Hicks. center row Don Downing, Sam Brooks, Kenny Smith, Ron Powell, Fred Downing, Dave Samuel, Rusty Fairly. bottom row Jack Green, Manager, Al Brown, Al Beal, Nolan Smith, Bob Decker, Glen Bjorkland, Bob Tighe, Bob Kehne Scorer. Defending Champions of the Metropolitan Conference, the Long Beach City College baseball team goes into the final round of conference play to defend their title. The Vikings, coached by Joe T. Hicks, have shown their power in earlier games by downing Santa Monica 25-2 and knocking off Harbor JC 26-1. The diamondmen presently rest in fourth place with a rec- ord of three wins, one tie and one loss. The Norse lost to the Alumni 8-3 to start off the 1952 campaign. They then won the next four games before UCLA downed them 6-0. Rainy weather set in after the UCLA game and four of the next six games were rained out. The annual contest be- tween LBCC and the Camp Pendleton Marines fell victim to the rain. Another service team from Terminal Island handed the Vikes their next loss, downing them 9-0. With only seven games under their belt the Vikes started Conference play meeting a strong El Camino nine in the first tussle. The Norse came from behind to tie the score at 4-4 in the ninth inning. The game was called because of dark- ness before either team could break the deadlock. Santa Monica fell prey to the hitting power of the Long Beach squad the next day as the Vikes rolled up the astound- ing score of 25-2. LA Valley handed the Norse their first loss in conference play, rolling to an easy 5-1 victory. In a practice tilt with Terminal Island the Norse walked away with the game, beat- ing the Islanders 12-2. In a story-book finish, the Vikings scored eight runs in the last two innings and pushed across the winning run in the last of the ninth with two outs to eke out their second loop win by downing Fast Los Angeles 11-10. Los Angeles Harbor fell before the Vikings, 26-1, to mark the largest score in the Metro Conference this season. In their last five games Joe Hicks’ nine have scored 75 runs, showing the rest of the teams in the loop the potential strength of the Long Beach squad. Bob Howard, captain of the squad, Ron Downing and Bob Decker led the Vikings in the batting department. Howard and Decker are lettermen from last year’s championship team. Starting his third year as head baseball coach at Long Beach City College, Joe Hicks has already notched two cham- pionships and is striving for a third. Joe is a Southern Cali- fornia product although he has attended both North Dakota State and Iowa State. He attended high school in Wilmington, and went on to Compton Junior College. He graduated from UCLA. By Frep Downinc. Returning from last year’s championship team, Bob Howard, this year’s captain, hoids down the starting position at third base for Joe Hicks’ nine. Buck Taylor rears back to fire through one of his fast pitches that have had opposing players biting the dust this year. Buck is a returnee from last year’s squad. mareh 3 Coach Joe Hicks goes over signals with his squad before an important Metropolitan Con- ference baseball game. Rusty Fairly stretches out to complete the tail end of a double play as the Long Beach nine downed the Terminal Island Islanders 12-2. Rusty Fairly waits for the throw to home as an El Toro Marine crossed the plate with a run as the Marines trounced the Vikes 9-0. Alfred King Glee Duncan Business Administration Business Administration Dr. Harry Johnson Anne Thomsen Social Science Math march 15 ramayana round-up The weather hit the Ramayana Round-Up hard this year. The rainstorm on March 15 caused the dance to be postponed until March 22, but everyone agreed it was worth the waiting. The decor of a hanged man, balloons, saddles and sawhorses in the Women’s Gym carried out the western theme—further emphasized by the Levi’s and cotton dresses worn by the Vikings. march 16 Donald Drury news bureau Don Desfor To put Long Beach City College in the eyes of the public is the purpose of the News Bureau. Under the spon- sorship of Mr. Don Drury this almost unknown group on cam pus puts out a weekly news release containing the im- portant campus happenings. One of the major roles is to put over the athletic program to the local papers, and in any spare time they provide features on campus life to the local dailies. Dick Rountree march I7 (Standing, l. to r.) Gene Kemp, Al Egge, Mayrant McKeown, Bob Deeble, Fred Nord. (Kneeling, l. to r.) Bob Nelson, Coach Smith, Dick Blanchard. march 18 (Standing, l. to r.) Mel Knoll, Clark Leslie, Ted Mohler, Phil Kay, Coach Wagner. (Kneeling, l. to r.) Al McMillen, Art Furcron, Loyal Tinder, J. Smith. march 20 intramurals Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, and Bowling, just a few of the sports offered in the very diversified prograin of intramural sports for the five women’s social cluds, furthers friendly competition. A trophy is given to the winning club at the end of each year. Lisvs urs ae ack oT col! ¥ cian il Has r 904 march 21 Typical L.B.C.C. student Genius burns It doesn’t hurt?! A ‘coke’’ bust a A A RIE I EE Vidar members working on their Charity Drive booth. Ronnie Albertson, Mr. Bruce Trotter, sponsor, Bob Bowling, Ronnie O'Neal, Dennis Boyd, Steve Richardson. Cabinet at work Tea and talk ° ™]!) ee april 2 Win a goldfish Ring the duck! Concentration! No! Not black polish on my blue suedes! Second childhood! ! three easy chances um . = oe a) = 3 Sp S i 3 9 _— 3 5 ms This won’t hurt a bit!! our own rabbit Wy ) By . 5c you can start 2 ink, for Just th re ke = me = D 8 a = = w d i A) 8 v =— RQ, om Leal ° rv = = - 2 = april 4 —s AD igs mii i No alpha gamma sigma 146 Alpha Gamma Sigma was organized on the City College Campus in 1928 to develop schol- arship, leadership, character, and service. It is composed of students with a 2.3 or higher grade average. The group has as one of its purposes the tutoring of students in special- ized fields without charge. The club meets once a semester to receive new members and distribute pins. Shirley Pickens Jo Hart Harry Johnson Ed Boutwell Nan Davidson Shirley Rohrs Carol Tindale Richard Watts Dorothy Gartner Mary Guiliany Erlene Wachman Barbara Friendson Dorcas Wilson Dellene Gordan Nancy Kealy Joan Davis Herman Freedland Linda Plaisted Glenn Bjorklund Phyllis Jolly Diane McCondach Gordan Johnson Ikuko Matsumato Barbara McDowell roger williams Roger Williams Club is an interdenomina- tional religious organization which desires to further Christian fellowship on the campus and to stimulate personal Christian growth. The club has many fine speakers throughout the year, which adds to the enjoyment of their fellowship meetings. Mrs. West Roma Jerebek Arrelle Rapp Martha Wade Beatrice Benning Peggy Baily Shirley Gerber Barbara Harris Joan Davis Mary Hiskey Bee Van Leeuwen Pat Poston Joanne Pagonnes Barbara Laurent Frances Rhoades Martha Wade Arlene Satin Charlotte Glood Louise Rose Darlene Thomas avestan mahda Avestan Madha is made up of college women who are interested in the science of medicine. It aims to discuss and study all phases of modern medicine and meets for lectures and round table debates in subjects related to their professional interests. One of the oldest women’s clubs on the campus, it was organ- ized in 1934. They also hold meetings with Caduceus, the men’s medical club on campus. fremtid laerer Fremtid Laerer members are the future teach- ers of America. It was organized in 1938 to recruit young people to the profession of edu- Marilyn Westall cation as a life career. The club is sponsored Joan Moriarty by the National Educational Association. Shi elub Vonda Lee Matthews Eugenia Gaster Ed Beall Each winter the Ski Club takes weekly trips to the mountains. On these trips the members are entered in competition with other college teams from Southern California. During the Spring Carnival they meet outstanding skiers from other states and nations. A teaching course for beginners lasts the entire season, starting at the first sign of snow. Lou Thompson Mary Adair beta phi gamma Barbara Kirk Sally Curtiss Beta Phi‘'Gamma is a national honorary jour- nalism society. It is made up of students in- terested in journalism who have written ai least 100 column inches for the Viking and made a B or better in a journalism course with a C average in the other classes. The club presents a trophy each semester to a stu- dent who did the most for the Viking. The trophy is presented at the annual Publications Margie Eldred Banquet, which is held at the end of each Mildred Killam semester. M. E. Vogel 148 french club Mr. Vredenberg Alice Heckendorf Signy Bush Harlene Wilson Linda Plaisted alpha meu qgqeanmtma Stan Tender Martha Wade Mr. Hammond Martin Brown Mary Hiskey Dorcas Wilson Alpha Mu Gamma promotes a sympathetic Dorothy Bliss understanding and friendship with other coun- tries. It is a national honorary language or- ganization, started in 1934. The members must have at least two A’s and one B in three semesters of one Foreign language with no Henry Crane other grade below a C. Loni Wilson 150 Ronald. Albertson J. R. Bowling Steve Richardson Ronnie O’ Neal Dennis Boyd Dave Bauer kassai Kassai is Chinese for friendship service. To become a member of Kassai it is necessary to have 50 service hours and to remain a member one must maintain a minimum of 15 service hours per semester. The club presented a Christmas tree to the school at Christmas time. They also have different sales during the year to raise money for scholarships. Betty Zinser Mary Lou Cole Diane McCondach Bette Lay | Claire Van Hoose Georganne Pearson Dolores Levada Betty Lou Soden Barbara Kimme Shirley Swigert Erlene Wachman Thelma Dalton Shirley Sedgwick Patricia Abbott Sara Lynn Barbara Beaver Maxine Honer Judy Walker Joy Marsh Francine Keese Pat Mit chell Carol Tindale Patty De Weese Nancy Kealy Barbara Roberts Sally Curtiss Lois Campbell Shirley Pickens Helen Tripeny Sally Smoot Pat Therieau Nan Davidson Linda Plaisted Marlene Noel Joyce Hackney Peggy Chill Eloise Rutherford Harriet Ziegler Linda Fisher Myrna Shiffman Charlotte Canedy. Delores Doyel junior exchange | Jr. Exchange Club is to be of service to the school and to bring closer fellowship among its club members and the downtown Senior Exchange Club through participation in Stu- dent Body Activities. Jr. Exchange also has charge of the Trophy cases in the adminis- tration building. Bernie Hawn Bob Fredricks Phil Chandler John Caldwell Jerry Tyhurst Keith Settles Walt Hillinger | Hugh Caille Don Phillips Ron Brown Ted Ford . Tom Camp | Dick Murray Richard Goforth Don Yoemans Meredith Gibbons Doug Clayton Joe Dobbs Joe Comiske Rusty Uhls 152 Dean Nelson Jim O’Brien Ronnie Powell Gene Knott Clyde Broughton Bob Decker Glen Becker Ray Cunningham Ronald Schuster Bob Kulp Glenn Bjorklund Jack Lightner Bob Newland Buck Taylor Dick Rountree Bill Sliff supporters Leading the field in supporting athletic events is one of the leading men’s clubs on campus. Supporters promote and participate in varsity and intramural athletic activities. Supporters and Tammuz jointly presented the Backwards Dance in April. thane ‘Thane strives to develop a sincere spirit of cooperation through student body service to the college. Thane members handle the elec- tions and ushering at most student body af- fairs to support A.S.B. ticket sales. it also provides trees, benches, and lounging areas for the students. Jim Anderson Jim Nicholson Lee Husk Pete Crozier Don Cardner Albert Hartzell Bill Rickard Don Keller Gus Kroll Ed Boutwell Carvin Schoenberger Frank Goodman Stan Mayes Roger Pettenger Ronald Gersten Doug Newcomb Cirgonians promotes friendship in the school. Its aims are to have school leaders for mem- bers and also to be of service to the college. They are responsible for the large sign on Carson Street which identifies L.B.C.C. to all passing motorists. Cirgonians also present an annual Shipwreck Dance. Jim Munsey Curtis Atwell Mr. Mullinex Tom Parks Jack Patterson Rusty Fairly Doug Newcomb Bruce Robeson engineers 156 The American Association of Engineers is a social club designed principally for students majoring in engineering, math, or physical sciences. Close affiliation with the Senior Chapter of A.A.E. promotes contacts with practicing engineers. They are also responsi- ble for keeping the rock letters A.A.E. at the traffic circle in good condition. This year they sponsored the Madd-Hatters Ball, which climaxed the Charity Drive. Nick Parish Phil Marlock Jim Nicholson Lee Hixon Donald Wells Don Rutherford Theodore Rutherford Gerald Rusk Henry Crane Robert Dean Don Cardner Fred Duewel F. P. Crozier Rex Souter Ed Beall Gerald Tomlin Phil Richter Don Keller Harvey Wheeler Ken Brown Spring pledges back row (I to r) Ralph Lawrence, Gary Olney, Chuck Rimpley, Ralph Morgali front row (I to r) Phil Kay, Fred Brinkman, George Borg, Bill Himmelbauer Fall pledges standing (I to r) Jerry Rusk, Don Wells, Phil Mor- lock, Nick Parish, George Hensley, Henry Crane kneeling (I to r) Bob Dean, Ed Beall, Don Ruther- ford, Jim Anderson Joint meeting with Ramayana Business meeting? (bottom left) Poor pledges! (bottom right) tong 158 The Order of Tong is a recognized leader in campus social life, athletics and service to the school. Since its organization in 1928 this social club has presented the school a sun dial, trees, benches, the Viking-Compton football trophy and many other outstanding athletic awards. Tong sponsored the coronation of the Fylke Queen and the annual Stardust Dance with T.N.T. Harry Fierstine was Charity Drive King. Tong went “international’’ by establishing some clubs at other Universities and Colleges in the United States and Mexico. Darrel Piercy Mr. P. C. Dawson Harry Fierstine Johnny Martin Ed Callahan Jerry Livoni Jim Clark Tom Ferreira Harold Empey Jack Gauger Bob Kradjian Don McNab Terry Quimby Jim Anderson Don Pattison Dave McDonald Bill Potter B. J. Young Norm Rasmussen Ronnie Webber Dean Landreth welcomes guest to the Tong Open House. Jack Gauger, the first of thirty Tongs to donate blood in a recent drive, hands his blood to Tong Pres., Johnnie Martin, who was the recipient of more than thirty pints of blood when he lost his arm in the Korean war. Lionel Hampton and disc jockey Ray Robinson pose for picture after presenting a jazz concert to the lbcc stu- dent body. Tong sponsored the session. tiulsman Tom Stewart Ralph Dallher Walt Babcock Ed Boutwell Jim Ellis Joel Cooper Mike Nisbet Tom Soupas Leon Case Dee Hoffman Bob Shane Tom Stoddard Bob Light John Houghton Neil Cantwell Tilsmen are among the most active groups on campus, winning first place for the best float in the men’s division in the Home Coming pa- rade and the Inner Club Sing. Tilsmen spon- sored the Pajama Hop and printed the dance schedules, which were distributed to all stu- dents. a | wT if Cr a AG) 7:30 0. Aittte Theato, . OPEN HOUSE Feb, 7 “P, J.’ Crew!!! eso What gorgeous gams? nd te S = v oe) D) S n — = dv 3 Q = os 3S rey = re a) 2 5 RQ S 5 3 Ae ne = Q — v DH S ih ey £ 5 Q . 5. § — 3 = = 2% = S ) as 2 | House rer ltor Mahabharata was the first women’s club or mahabharata campus, organized in 1934. They promot friendship and interest among the student. at City College. Mahabharata claimed firs prize for the best float in the women’s division of the Home Coming parade. At Christma. time they presented their Annual Christma Ball. They also sponsor a Brownie group anc give a scholarship to some outstanding girl a EB GG. ; Marilyn Baker Jo Potter Miss Alice Garrison Virginia Robinson Betty Zinser Sally Curtiss Janet Block Maurice Craig Dorothy Madrin Helen Vidovich Mary Lou Cahoon Pat Priddy Barbara Ware Nan Davidson Sara Sellers Lou Ann Foster Joan May Anita Barker Jane McGee Carole Sander Shirley Sedgwick Helen Firestone Barbara Beaver Betty Lou Soden Joeanne Black Francine Keese Joyce Johnson Pat Seymour Linda Plaisted Donna Downing back row (lI to r) Marilyn Baker, Joan May, Nan Davidson, Francine Keese, Dorothy Madrin, Barbara Beaver, Joeanne Black, Mary Lou Cahoon, Pat Lockwood, Donna Downing, Betty Zinser. front row (I to r) Janet Block, Lyla Sullivan, Maurice Craig, Jane McGee, Virginia Robinson, Joyce Johnson, Shirley Sedgwick, Pat Pretty, Anita Barker, Joanne Potter. Spring initiation. Spring officers New members. entre 164 nous Entre Nous is a French word which means “between us.” The purposes of the club are to bring together and to develop an interest among City College women regarding services of all kinds on the campus. Entre Nous claims Home Coming Queen Janet Ward, Fylke Day Queen Phyllis Tarre and Joyce Hackney, Charity Queen. One of the big activities of the year for the club is its annual Luau dance’ during the spring semester. Joy Marsh Diane Tinkler Jackie Clayton Helen Tripeny Miriam Powers Sue Silverberg Janet Ward Jill Henny Twila Fleischmann Sara Lynn Jere Visel Joyce Hackney Janet Jensen Doris Redding Alice Heckendorf Carol Blumenstein Patty De Weese Phyllis Tarre Phyllis Jolly Eloise Rutherford Harriet Ziegler Myrna Schiffman Sally Smoot Diane Swanson Linda Fisher Working on Homecoming float. The Gang: back row (I to r) Jeri Visel, Harriet Ziegler, Carlene Yeomans. second row (I to r) Helen Tripeny, Patty De Weese, Linda Fisher. front row (I to r) Janet Jensen, Miriam Powers. Three Little Fishes. Have a bite. VIKA B aie Va SS hammurabi Hammurabi takes its name from the ancient Babylonian ruler who first codified laws. It gives men interested in the law profession mutual contacts with practicing laws. This year Hamms sponsored the Ugliest Man Con- lest, proceeds going to the March of Dimes. They also presented their annual Prison Ball and a Valentine Ball. 166 Herb Smith Gene Kadow Arnold Hogarth Ronnie Howarth Carvin Schoenberger Frank George Sam Peters Bob Langer Ronnie Yeo Don Cameron Floyd Hindman Bill Derryberry Don Weber Kent Nichols Dan Fischer Tony Morelli Gordon Stanley Valentine Dance advertisement. Track him down! Snow time!! The convicts!! fammuz Carol Tindale Deanie Crowe Jo Hart Barbara Kimme Claire Van Hoose Diane McCondach Velma Harbert Ann Lindsey Virginia Hall Thelma Du Bois Sherrill Broadbent Carol Rasmussen Donna Poyer Joan Freeman Dolores Gillette Lois Hasler Jeanette Scott Pat Tinder Marion Northrop Louella Downing Tammuz is the newest women’s social club on campus, organized in 1949. It aims to pro- mote social activities and friendship. They sponsored a dance with Supporters during the spring semester. “T°? for Tammuz! Baby, it’s cold outside.” Harry Sexton Gordon Emery Fred Mejia Chuck Kirste Walter Webb Leon McGree Bob Corwin Dick Johnson Dave Doan Rodney King Leonard Spivak Al Ziedman Typical meeting? The Arthur Murrays of L.B.C.C. The Order of Tyr has completed another out- standing year in campus life. Participating in all social, athletic, and service activities, the Tyrmen started the year off with a suc- cessful Sweetheart Dance with Jere Visel as queen. Tyr presents an annual trophy to the outstanding basketball player and sponsors the peanut pushing contest at Fylke Day. Har- ry Sexton was Charity King candidate, placing third. Chow time The gang Card sharks Cnt T.N.T., meaning “Teen ’n’ Twenty”, promotes friendship and interest to the L.B.C.C. women. Judy Walker was Queen of Hearts at the Fall Prom. T.N.T and Tong together sponsored the Stardust Dance in the Fall Semester. Thelma Dalton Judy Walker Mary Lou Kirkpatrick Anne Hamilton Fredi Thorndike Mary Alice Kerr Carolyn McPheeters Shirley Swigert Pat Giffin Sheila Brisk Sharon Frazee Pat Brewington Pat Therieau Dot Hickle Marge Cannon Joan Berthiaume Shelley Knickerbocker Bindy Ott Marilyn Salter Carolyn Buckman Betty O’Neil Toni Gosselin Gloria Walker Donna Murray Irene Errett Shirley Wren Carol Ann McCafferty er a UCTULC. T. N. T.—Hamms P The snow man. Judy - : S ms 3 Q 8 ew S — S cS © = a 3 S i S = 3 v i ke 3 S 8 he 5 ico) ) Sy = ie hs = . v = 3S igert, in Old Clothes Day icipation irley Sw Clu b part Co-Winners: Homecoming float and Sh ramavyarnta 174. Ruth Woods Bev Helms Shirley Pickens Barbara Roberts Donna Clay Barbara Dobler Marilyn Furst Shirley Toms Rosie Rowland Ann Jackson Jeanne Schlichting Georganne Pearson Peggy Chill Eleanor Bruce Joan Dixon Delores Levada Marilee Davis Pat Mitchell Marlene Noel Maxine Honer Shirley Loper Lois Campbell Peggy Bailey Dorcas Wilson An industrious crew? Homecoming float. Initiation dinner at Welch’s. New Members: fall semester: back row (I to r) Jeanne Schlichting, Marilyn Furst, Bette Lay. second row (l to r) Shirley Toms, Rosie Rowland, Peggy Chill, Charlene Jones. front row (Il to r) Ann Jackson, Marilee Davis, Eleanor Bruce, Marlene Noel, Beverly Helms. SS — SSS SS SS ES Sf Se OE en Patricia Abbott Foster Alexander Jim Anderson Peggy Bailey Barbara Beaver Adele Bildhouse Dorothy Bliss Dennis Boyd Nina Brenner Ruth Brockman Martin Brown John Browning Anne Burke Lois Campbell Charlotte Canedy Don Cardner Jane Carter | | | | | Earlene Carter Dorothy Case Jeanne Chapman Ray Chism Leon D. Clark Donna Clay Jacquelyn Clayton Mary Lou Cole Willa Jean Cole Bob Corwin Mary Craig Maurice Craig Henry Crane Ray Cunningham Thelma Dalton Marilee Davis Patricia Davis Robert Dean Patricia DeWeese Barbara Dobler Joseph Edwards Nancy Falconer Marvin Fehrenbach Paul Feller A. Thomas Ferreira Dan M. Fischer Linda Fisher ae keane’ we Saree oy w 1: Herman Freidman Focuueeas Be Robert Gallagher Dorothy Kk. Gartner Charlotte C. Gibson Charlotte Glood Richard W. Gully Kathleen M. Hackett Phyllis M. Hamann James O. Hamilton James D. Harnett Dorothy Harper Barbara Harrison JoAnn Hart Shirley Harter Nancy Ann Hayes George Hensley L. JoAnne Hodges Dwight A. 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