Los Angeles State College - Pitchfork Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1952 volume:

N 1 f W w ' W . , i N ,M : if X an H Q li' , X 3 V I ' is , mb X, 9 T 4 . Q s , ' x, X ,fu N 1 W X 4: H- X W X K r xxx .XJ 31 l I 'xx I WL me ng 19 PITCHFORK PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF LOS ANGELES STATE COLLEGE Dr. Joseph Stanley was a man of faith . . . he was honest, loyal to his friends, and a lover of the truth. All of us who knew Joe Stanley, as students, associates, or friends, will remember him always, and we will be better for having known him. He will live through his effect on us, and our effect on others. ww. , M A ,M ai if K2K Nif A ' W 1 -1 bs, 1 muf- .A 5 L, ., 1' va ,. W , K , Ns sg. -N bf ,A ,J MAQIM 11:4 ' 2 .nun igin I , .If nz, ..,.,.. ,, 'li ' Q . ,. . nr- 9 .., iv Bl, 'Y' M H v gf vm mf? I' , X V . f N, .. Y f H sf 'YS :sa-. V . 5, eg , 'xii Y E' .4 Lev 'QJFFW-,,m,.. -arms af x. .Q 4 s vw J 5,312-f f A' fx g Q 'Q g www mei 'S L9 -3 ' Mygffxisifl V ' 'J 5 V . -F ff K W jjj ki. mg W Km,-. . , ,E A 3, ' Q -Il Z3 H W- i , . 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WE- was E vt as -Hi 2.552 gf. 1592 - l L Ya kv, ,gf M V ,. fi 925 is A f wi E51 V . Q , - 't .3 X V1 1 xi. , ,Y ,,-W --Yfrw N A X , ' ' at 3...:' 5 I S 1 ,. . . 11 I lg T N' Y. A . 1 1 ik.. , , J I -:,:,fa '+ . .-,M .ij 5:5 -. , .i . , . t L, LL-lgzj' V I ' HQ, V mf ,, 1 John Salmond Homer D. Fetty Registrar Work-Study Program Floyd R. O. Simpson Business and Economics Dean A. Anderson Natural Science Ferron C. Losee Physical Education Clarence K. Sandelin Language and Literaiure William Barker Police Science William E. Daywalt Art l LeRoy Bishop Education Raymond A. Rydell So:ial Science Delmar T. Ovicm Secondary Education Eilioi Guild Coordinator of Gov. Serv Grant 0. Cook Music Rebecca C. Bosworth Nursing Art Department Left to right: Daywalt, Manion, Tramel, Helvey, Kovacic, Little, and Roysher. 4 ianguage and Literature Division Sitting: Bonhard, Greer, and Sanclelin. Standing: McGrath, Douglass, Stansell, Shroyer, Smedley, Kincaid, V. Jones, Amneus, Ehrhardt, Gardemal and Scott. E an ,H we M -t, Education Division Left to Right: James Williamson, Wayne Mclntyer, Jack Kudrna, Delmar Oviatt - Chairman, Cecil Stewart, and Vernon Leidig. Standing: Jack Firman, Donald Mortensen and Dr. Edward Neale. Physical Education Division Sitting: Deeds, Jumonville, Wise and Adams. Standing: Elliot, Monchel, Losee, Reeves, Cake and Willott. Music Department Row I: Timmerman, Plank. Row II: Baxter, Cook, Mullins, Beckstead, and Leidig. Business and Economic's Division Row I - D. C. Watson, J. Norby, M. Dance, F. J. Hill, I. Borders, B. L. Hoyt, W. Bright, and F. Simpson. Row II: Sib 0. Hansen, G. Francis, R. Luther, R. DeWoIfe, R. Chrysler, and L. Mathy. Secretaries to the Deans of Activities Betty Kolberg and Ruth Eley. Natural Science Division Left to right: Ross, Anderson and Urner. Social Science Division Row I: Fleming, DeArmond, Haygood, Bernberg, Jefferis Thompson and Rydell. Row Il: Nahrendorf, Greenwaltf Hutchinson, Diamond, D. P. Wilson, L. Hansen, Penchef, T. Block, and T. Warren. Row III: Lucas, Kostonick, Price, Diehl, J. B. Wilson, Catren Nishi, Guild, and Aschmann. Row IV Durrenberger, Wilkening, Fork, and Wallace. Business Office Staff Front Row: Mary Gillett, Arline Snyder, and Ruth Anne Steed. Bock Row: Y. Fuiioka, A. Farrell, M. Lemy, S. Nerio, R. Field, M. Miatsch, and E. Hawkins. Administration and Registration Staff Row I: M. Greenwood, J. Hillman and E. Hullinger. Row II: A. Borer, C. Barnard, T. Siamis, M. Metzger, J. White and E. Dolnick. F Extended Day Division Staff Virginia Hronis and Ethel Robertson. The library is a useful part of fhe educational lives of us all. IT is here the knowledge of cen- turies is made available fo Those who wish to atfain wisdom. Jack Wein, Fred Sierra, and Bill Eshelman. Library Staff Row I Alberta Ehrenwerih, and Mcldelyn Johnson Row ll Beverly Caverhill, Dorothy Armslrong, Mariorie Gardner, Deena Hart, Gladys Rohde, and William Eshelman Not in piclure Joseph Cunningham. 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Q nik H5 me -a 9 4 - wa .B-H as wi Q Clarence Stevens Senior Class President ',-Y ,,.., ,,. .-., T l A . 21.5 ' . 4 . WV 1 5 I Ralph Stephens Rep-ai-Large . ixm .. H was nm nm we M 95- W . TW in-gm .XLESSM H 5 HTH H E. . .E Q 1 ' I ,mf . 2 ., awe' is . . v, .,. 'Sz - ' . wi ' 1 . -,.L. ..,1.....-.. x .. Cal Burke Councilman x i, .gag A is E m my Cliff Jones Junior Class President Diana Powell Secrelary ms as is Wi H E Axe M.. -A KAHBSS in N ww .4 3 x .v WVU ix.5. in am : ' I .. 5, Hyugix is is me , K an w is 3 . ,N :sw LSA ,W W. W -. V1-'dim mm Wi-z.mg.g5:.x' Q , v Q M.. Ea V Q Q. 'JT D mm EW .fu 7 :,: . K -mmf fi is-ffmvm nmamwumgigqm C gil HMMSK B--fvlbf l 4... I is H' - -fl Z' .X H if 5 2 A H Q H .. vw is fling? E 'jg if iw swf'-1 if- if, Us - . -:-1' ..... .Q 1. ... H M J i : 3 is gugmxgxlvm in -.v:- fgi if aH1fH fQ,4ii Sian Mour Councilman .. ...J if vii r . E Q I l H ua ii Men's Representative Bill Dickerson 5 Qs :,,, Mx., E fa W 'VX Alice Arms Activiiies Norm Booih Inter-Club-Council 75 ago n 4 2 ww mg -:DF Ja nge, in 1 Q30 M f mia. aw .. M 2 ge jim 113335 T' K :Al H . EL wg ,fm rv iz! 4. Y .2 5 72 f ' 1351- Q 2.5 Q if I gi Q, ., 152 , nw, Q w NLE' Carl St. John Aihletics Doris Feifers oiificaiions TJ K -if T S , . 4' Q ss 5 3 mg off Qi 'Fi as -fa S ' ' 2 ' Q '1.ff,x . ,fx , gf A55 ,Q ani? fa X Z? Robert Johnson Elecfions COWJI 1 X ' .Q Si- Sf? M ry , Q 1: f .. ,g' La Q M 5 5 S I 1 i , i James Sokurai Finance ,....... .,,. I x E P i Q Z F 'Ax i A Gail Meacham Rallies o 13 , w ss. 2 v 'fa SIU ER ...-.-. VM fax A Q , i 4 I an E is 2, . M H A X ,Zio , 3 , 1 W1 mi ,......- gff 1, . v ' N r w .MH M19 my N, x l ss 5 can , , I V N ' t , , 12 Si 5 if . 'E E S' R X , E eff .gl Robert Barnes Publications r... fu sf x rf, 5 QQ? mn E W 5 m S h I . L. . rm. , lk + ' Jim Thema, LeRoy Gloria Notifications Rallies 'W H ' :Seq ' I, f W, Q b I v ' ff' JE.. I I - gi .,.. -.:.: R. ii J A i- l I ' ' I , , gfif f- V , ' t P? i f l. '4 4 'K ' n I , Y-' Y, V L - ff: X fi, , r- 5 'Q if E F1 Qt ' V fr' gi. . - 3 , - .'--59? 't ' ' . I P ' i z ' 1 I t 'l 5if1i.3: ' N , - . . V - r.-1,5 ,Q A if 4 I ' . l .R , 'if l tx - ' H529 - ak , i3 gf mf' I f f- Q I NI K' - - 1. . . ,H V 1 52 5 5, 'iii' 'fs X , ,. , M: 2 3, L' 1, ' 2 f 'f,uA- H if ' -PEE? V4 ', 4 . HZ' if 4.--v ., -,..,, Uv A -iff -c-111.419 ..-an Mid ,Q V-XL :Agfa Z , RUY wood Michael Gregory Finance Cultural Relations Rally Commission Clarence S1evens, Marty Halperin, LeRoy Gloria, Gail Meacham, Commissioner, and Dave Strauss. Finance Commission Skip Yandell, A. S. Prexyp James Sakurai, Commissioner, William Lerz, Graduuie Manager, and Ralph Stephens, Rep-at-large Elections Commission Sitting Floyd Eastwood, Advisor, Marion Yondell, Dr. Eugenia Loder, Advisor, and Bob Johnson, Commissioner. Standing Ralph Stephens, LeRoy Gloria, Gail Meacham, and Dave Strauss. Publications Commission Sitting Phil Forthun, Pitchfork Ann Cooper, College Times Ray Newman, College Times Stan Mour, College Times Standing Dean Floyd Eastwood, Dean Eugenio Loder, Mr. Foul Scott, College Times Dr. Sterling Kincaid, Statement Mr. Robert Kovacic, Pitchfork and Dave Strauss. Not in the picture Bob Barnes, Commissioner, and Henri Coulette, Statement. Athletic Advisory Council Dr. Warren E. Reeves, Dr. Morton Renshaw, Carl St. John, Gil Roesch, Dr. Ferron Losee. Not in picture Skip Yandell. Athletic Commission LeRoy Gloria, . Bob Dugard, Carl St. John, Commissioner, and Gridley Dorr. ' Executive Council Fall Dr. Floyd Eastwood, Jo Ann Wrighi, June Lowe, Dave Strauss, Semester Marion Skip Yandell, Wally Spraig, Andy Bellomo, Ralph Stephens, Dr. Eugenia Loder. Noi in picture Bill Anfon, Don Boker, Marty Halperin, and Diana Powell TUDE G0 ER Commissioners Council Dave Strauss, Alice Arms Bob Johnson, LeRoy Gloria, Gail Meacham, Carl Sf. John, and Jim Sakurai. Camera Shy Mem bers Norm Boofh, Bob Barnes, and Doris Fefters. Executive Council Spring Semester Left to Right: Clarence Stevens, Stan Mour, Bernadine Brisebat, Dave Strauss, Marion Skip Yanclell, Diana Powell, Marty Halperin, Cliff Jones, Cal Burke, and Bill Dickerson. Camera shy Ralph Stephens. T IN ACTIO Mm, -, ,A .W Q Extended Day Stude Sitting Meta Olsen, Fern Thomas, Evelyn Taylor, Edna Johnson, Margaret Pellend, and Louise Karpe. Standing Dr. Floyd Eastwood, Aloe Protes, Arthur Camargo, Jackson Davis, Ed Hall, and Morton Tonby. nts Counci William Bright Advisor to the Graduate Managers Office William Lerz of the Graduate Managers Office I George Avak watches Jim Thomas do announcements over Student Government Public Address System. Senior Class Council, Fall Semester Left to Right Jim Sakura, Treasurer, Alma Stevens, Andy Bellomo, President, ',...,, .V ' at i , .21 x .ex ' and Phil Forfhun. Not in Picfure Barry Cameron, Joan Hines, Secretary, and Bill Grant, Vice President. Q ,E 1 ' , - - 4,a:3, : X if Q 'I -i 'i1L:7 14, '. --,- + 1 t -+4 ', -. ,-?f.i?e W Senior Class Council, Spring Left to Right Jim Sakurai, Publicity, Joan Thompson, Secretary, Clarence Stevens, President, Herb Harlow, Social Chairman, Alma Stevens, Contact Officer and Don Shaw, Vice President. Graduate Class Council Harold Jung, and Marty Halperin, President. W Inter-Fraternity Council, Fall Semester Front Row Dr. Floyd Easlwood, .lack Harris, Shelley Munach, President, and Skip Yandell. Bock Row George Dahl, Don Frank, Dick Flint, Ray Newman, Phil Perkeh, and Phil Forfhun. Inter-Club Council, Fall Semester Leff lo Right Diane Powell, Norm Booth, President, Susan Moran, LeRoy Gloria, Skip Yandell, Dicfa Silliman, Dr. Eugenia Loder, Advisor, I. Niel Parker, and James Flanagan, Panhellenic, Fall Semester Leff fo Right Joan Hines, Dr. Eugenio Loder, Marilyn Mathews, June Lowe, Mary Aguilar, and Mary Guerra Inter-Club Council Informal Meeting Left to Right Sitting Forrest Gibson, Norm Booth, Commissioner, Darrell Jung, Bill Stevenson, Joe Kieva, Bill Lerz, LeRoy Goria. Jim Flanagan, Dicta Silliman. Ray Bauske, Standing Cliff McCarty and Hilda White. Hidden Ruthe Busch, The person with a hand in the picture is Ralph Stevens. Inter-Fraternity Council, Spring Semester Left to Right George Arevian, Skip Yandell, Vice President, Phil Perkett, Jack Harris, Dr. Floyd Eastwood, Carl St. John, Phll Forthun, Treasurer, Ray Newman, Secretary, and Dick Flint, President. Ponhellenic, Spring Semester Left to Right Jeri Grant, Joan Thompson, Mary Aguilar, Alma Stevens, President, Anne Young, June Lowe, Barbara Ley, and Dr. Eugenia Loder. Associated Women Students Council Fall Semester Sitting Bernadine Brisebat, Vice President, Jo Ann Wright, President, and Carol White, Rec Secretary Standing Joan Hines, , Mary Aguilar, Historian Marilyn Mathews, ond Alice Arms. Not in Picture Judy Sicoft, Treasurer, Felice Adler, Corr. Secretary, Joanne Stilson. Associated Womens Students Activity Board, Fall Semester Left to Rig ht Jaunita Laws, Renetta Cade, Geraldine Grant, Bernadine Brisebat, Alma Stevens, Francis Chase, ond Barbara Bedford Associated Women Student Council Spring Semester Ist Row Alma Stevens, Bernadine Brisebat, President, and Carol White. 2nd Row Billie Brannon, Treasurer, Roberta Gard, Recording Secretary, Dorothy Birong, Corresponding Secretary, and Geraldine Grant, Vice President. Associated Women Student's Activity Board, Spring Semester Left to Right Sitting Joan Thompson, Peggy Oliver, Mary Gregory, and Geraldine Grant. Standing Mary Guerra, Sharon Hoskins, and Margaret Stephens. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Dr. Eugenio Loder Advisor to the Associated Women Students 4 I l i: 1 Yearbook Sfaff Left io Right Standing Fred Sierra, l Robert Kovocic, Advisor, Q George Dahl, Michael Gregory, and Phil Fortl-lun. smlsng Gloria Curtis, Joan Thompson, Lorraine Miller, Marlene Meder, and Marylyn Penn. Phil Forthun Executive Editor PITCH l-BROY Gl0l'lU Michael Gregory Associate Ediior Aff Edifor V, Q. 'O 0 -1 -al ov H1 D. 3 O -1 33 9' Q l . i fi. A 5 I, . i ,. I l 1 1 Q sf! 1 Cal Burke 'l nl FORK Robert V. Kovacic Advisor ,?msfQEa2 'S :N -1 D R , . 1.1 :gif 1 3, f,, 1 1 s 1 Q A ra- f, ,x s if W A , I l Qv Photo Editor George Avak Organizations Editor Joan Thompson iw . Mrymk. - . ,ww .,.M,,?3',J i I l Left to Right Yearbook Staff on Editorial Level Mike Gregory, Art Editor Phil Forthun, Editor, and Marlene Meder, copy writer confer on makeup for 1952 Pitchfork. A 2 5 L. fi .. ,..a..,.,........ Fred Sierra Copy Editor im A Y, . Z '35 frail-1 -fm'-xmas:-e-, ESE: FP ,gmt it if E W ,.. H, . ggi ..gL:,. E H. E if 5 E gt my Wm ms E tm t EQ may -Q i , 5 Y' ,FH ' 1 .gg -1 it t :ras mg ni- v K 2 'A is A pu K ,E f, ,. College Times Staff Sitting Ann Cooper, Editor, Gene Garton, Co-Editor Sports Standing Fikret Ayberk, Chauncey Goriso n, Sion Maur, and Ron Granberg. we wine EE iii 1 E-W M as e sw -fm we EN I E E p sz Z9 9 if :xi Tax V gg it 5 mi is BM H2 Stan Mou Managing fs is km:-as W gm in m mm is 525. M ,LU . K-4 as E.. . . ,.., . Ray Newman Executive Editor, Fall Semester is M . CGI FCF mm K -x is 5 uw s 5-i is -f a sm is m 'KE .ss X5 rx 1 ex gift-eww Ld' Gary Yokoyamo Business Manager st U- 5 it-We nuziwnmgss E M -.ma ,X fm is swarm. H-E nm, 5 .um H. 3 :- is Pi V' 5 as sf' K i :S 22 mg BE ag BMW -A HkH'E' K H Egg .maxi 1 N am I 5 E . E E l K , W in , E E . H i : E l 'E H 1 li 8 2 sm H, i Q R 2 . U , H Dick Riley Sports Editor L. tm KE -w a a we ma E n ma Q mai E m B W A B it sw Q EH 3 B W is ww ss -an is wi is umm is a E is an mn a a is is is HSE TI Ann Cooper Executive Editor, Spring Semester is a A mu is m. N .1 l , an ilvy w T I, s B A if i-Q.-S, I Q Q 'i' . it ss. if s 1 fx :VK r I Z H H at my it l. Z-. Rf. .-... A J 1 1 Bob Godfrey Ronald Grcznberg Photographer Business Manager College Times Sports Staff, Chauncey Gorison, larry Bowen, Bob Barnes, and Carl Marco. Not in picture Gene Gorton, Co-Editor of Sports A is ms iii? 5 i 1 A E 1 - H l l SE ty, N H se 1 ' -S MW K , it I Y .ge we 1 xxitxf ,gm M2 , ,A it Eiga. one , ,. . aagwam Robert Barnes Co-Editor Sports Left to Right Henri, Coulette, Victor Hayden Dr. Sterling Kincaid Cliff McCarty Ray Knolle Florence Marmour Earl Weisbaum Dr. Sterling P. Kincaid Advisor STATEME Henri Coulette Editor-in-Chief STATEMENT a Los Angeles State College student publication, is designed as a iournal for the critical and creative expression, in the literary metier, of any and all students of the college who might choose to avail themselves of it as a channel of communication. STATEMENT strives to locate and publish mater- ial representing a variety of field and interest, devoting itself, in so far as is possible, to the general concerns of the student body as a whole rather than to the more limited needs of a single department or group. 1 1 xi X, , M -..,, K J, 1.52. Q Vw, sv ' VJ .4 , . ,, .,- .,a. . , '-fi ' .. ., . 'Q 'I ,Y -- 'Q . ,mg , 'M N .WX -'kglw'-.f,,x', . A, -- mw- K 'JA 'M' , V , -1,1-f A ', Wa. '.,+ ,-,-ax . ., X--.. I , ' fl ' . .N ,f . Nw A ..-M., - AWN' F , fx. inrt i ,a,. ,wwf-4, H v- - , Q - ,,-,eq rig. N A ' . x 4 I . MU. y F . ' '-- mm, 1: if x 1, gf my--. If .Jgngfzkz K . U . 'a, 'bf Y 1. -5 A ,,. W - -,e..,.L.,1q, ' N . . . ' fly.. - 'xfff' ,A A ai If' . .1 fw- 5 ,me-. -r ji sl ' W ., 2 N . , ,. Wh E E :, ww-2. 4 - . .. K ,4 A dn- Lg, .Jigs -- -:pf ' 4 ,L ,141-, -,.1'Y,,-:S 'S-,1 ,I ,x - . I 1!:r.,,,.y.w nw .V V'-1, . pg 'M ' .ff id-afyewf Y' f f, . A-vu . aw ,M u 1 ,J 1 'fqxf 1,,,TDsq -:.l,2mff , ' 'x id.: i 7 '5f'.f? , z -I ' ,114--5 Q' .4-jefi. w , -M 5. W' . if 'N-13. r -wl- :x.,:q,, A, , WN , f- Qvyw. .w 'ff V.-wwf 22,5 Qjfiff Q .fy-A-.1.,g ,-U L-Nuff GR TE Malcolm W. Acree Education Felice H. Adler Education Nathan H. Ainis Education Merlie J. Albritton Education Joseph J. Alhanati Sociology Fred D. Allen Government Edward R. Ames Government Beverly Anderson Education Roy L. Anderson English Chester E. Andrews Education Raymond V. Angona Speech William Anton Education Alice l.. Arms Education Eleanor Arnold Education Paul P. Arreola Education Doris E. Austin Education Donald E. Baker Sociology Alice K. Balian Education Alexander Barsh Education Donald J. Barney Biological Science John C. Barr Recreation Katherine C. Beatie Education Mary T. Bechely Education Deidre H. Becker Education David Beckman English Barbara Bedford Education Geraldine S. Bell Education Thomas G. Bell Sociology Angelo C. Bellomo Education Mary Benedict Education Doris J. Benway Physical Education William Berk Math Robert J. Bissiri Education Norman E. Booth Social Studies Virginia E. Bourke Art English T. Bradford Education Billie .lean Brannon Education Sol Brantz Music Albert V. Brown Jr. Physical Education Alvin T. Brown Biological Science Harold R. Bucklin Education Ruthe Busch Education Elcla M. Bush Education Louise E. Byrd Education Barry G. Cameron Education Francis Chase Education Lillian B. Childress Education Eva L. Clark Education James Clark Speech Arthur S. Cohen Business Roy W. Conboy Jr. Education Patricia M. Covick Education Charlene Crosby Education Wanda L. Darby Education Shirley R. Davis Education Walter R. DePorte Social Science William R. Dickerson Accounting John S. Dickey Psychology Pauline Dixon Accounting Lillian Dominguez Education Eugene F. Dow Language Arts Mary H. Dowaliby Education Ernest A. Driscoll Police Science Jac Lyn J. Ducat Education Daniel Esparza Education Della V. Evans Education Edward J. Evans Recreation Paul M. Ferrell Accounting Doris Fetters Language Arts William R. Fleener Language Arts Richard L. Flint Industrial Mgt. Robert J. Flynn Education Irving Forman Education Philip L. Forthun Language Arts Charles E. French Education Marian L. Froehlich Education Harold E. Garton Journalism Vivian A. Gascon Education Gerald F. Gerth Biological Science Nina M. Gercich Education Forrest W. Gibson Math Mark Gilden Sociology Melini Giles Music Maurice Glass Music Edward J. Goldsmith Education William Gordon Language Arts Rita A. Grandini Education Betty C. Grundy Education Eric P. Grant Industrial Mgt. lan Grant Industrial Mgt. William M. Grant Industrial Mgt. Doris L. Gray Sociology William R. Green Sociology Thomas E. Green Social Science Michael Gregory Art Carol Grolle Psychology Gideon Goldman Education Betty Grossberg Education 'mm Gwasdoff Education Jock Haliburton Education Charles J. Hall Jr. Education Claire L. Hanson Education Raymond P. Hansen History Laurence P. Happ Industrial Mgt. Henry H. Harlowe Education Roberta M. Hart Nursing Richard Hawthorne Education Shirley Higgenbotham Education Joan L. Hines Education Diane E. Hirsch Education Harley D. Hoag Jr. Art Harold Hofting Education William l. Holland Education Grover J. Howard Math Bruce A. Huff Music lrwin R. lsaacman Education David J. Jacobsohn Education Morris Jacobson Education Miriam E. Jalowitz Spanish Elizabeth J. Johns Education Edna P. Johnson Social Science Lewis F. Jones Physical Education Ralph C. Jones Jr. Education Sally G. Janes Education Darrell L. Jung Math Dorothy J. Kapelovitz Education William J. Kemp Government Mike Kessler Education Helen R. Kidder Music Clarage R. Kingsmane Industrial Mgt. Rose M. King Education Richard L. Kipke Industrial Mgt. Alice M. Kisner Education Ray L. Knolle Jr. English Eugene V. Komer Music Morris Krasnow Sociology Florence V. Kroboth Psychology Irwin Kweitko Social Science Marvin M. Landow Education Rebecca H. Lange Education Charlotte B. Laws Education Nancy A. Leavitt Education Francis L. Lee Music Irving Lerner Education William A. Lerz Accounting Eugene Levinthal Industrial Psych Henry Levy History Harold Lipman Education Donn G. Locke Psychology Esther A. Lopez Education Lillian J. Lowe Government Barbara J. Loy Education Dorothy M. Malolrowsky Education Marianne S. Marks Education Charles B. Marsh Transportation Rachael C. Martinez Recreation George M. Massey Social Studies Melbern Mast Education Camilla P. Matheson General Science Marilyn R. Matthews Education Florence McClary Education Mary J. McKil:ben Education Gail K. Meacham Industrial Psych William H. Meady History Joyce F. Mendenhall Education Beverly A. Metcalf Education Patricia C. Monckton Education Susan A. Moran Education Rosemary Morrison Sociology Roy E. Motter Education Stanley J. Mour Education James A. Murphy Government' Donald A. Nielsen Education Arnold A. Norgaard Math Bulent S. Olclar Medical Science Doris Oklar Education Margaret J. Oliver Art Richard R. Organista Education Chieko J. Otoshi Recreation Jesse L. Ott Social Studies William D. Paget Physical Science Irving N. Parlcer Education Farawayne L. Parmenter Education Jean Parsons Education Nettie Pass Education Courtnay Pearce Education Esther L. Perez Education Virginia R. Pillow Education Ethel B. Poirier Pre-Medical Robert F. Potter Social Studies Diana L. Powell Education Ardel A. Prather industrial Mgt. Dominic Pulone Education Herbert M. Rabin Psychology Ronald C. Rader Education Gertrude K. Ramay Education Samuel Rand Sociology Robert R. Rangel Education Emanuel Rappaport Marketing Donald E. Roy Marketing Mary Redding Education Jack-Dart Richards Language Arts John W. Ritter Marketing Olivette E. Roberts Recreation Burton Robinson Police Science Dale M. Robinson Psychology Glendell Robinson Marketing Veola' P., Robinson Education Dorothy F. Radley Education Patrice R. Romano Education James H. Sakurai Accounting Thomas Sandersiel' Education Lorenzo Sandoval Education Joseph C. Sordo Marketing Jo Ann Schlick Education Walter E. Schmidt Ill Social Science Roger R. Scholl Psychology R. Jackson Scott Education Esther G. Shaw Education Tsuyuko T. Shishido Biological Science Annette Silvertield Education Thelma S. Silverstein Education Margaret M. Smith Nursing Merelese R. Smith Nursing Seymour Smith Education Mildred Snyder Sociology Ray Snyder Education Ralph Stephens Education Alma Stevens Education Clarence H. Stevens Education Thomas J. Stillwell Government Joan Middleton Stilson Education Mariorie I.. Stitt Education David Strauss Accounting Rokuro Suziki ' Social Science Peter Tan as History Jennie A. Taube Education Harold Taubman Education Bessie H. Thomas Education John Kenneth Thompso Education n Rose M. Tilton Education Edith V. Torbert Education Anthony H. Torres Sociology Beniamin Torres Jr. Marketing Yetta M. Trachman Social Science Marco G. Vallery Jr. Education Marvin C. Van Wagner Education Corinne E. Varian Education Bruce H. Verran Physical Science Morris Verity Physical Education Carol Von Wiebe Education Mitchel Vrebalovich Education Arbezine M. Walder Education Colleen C. Walker Art Dorothy K. Watkins Education Richard B. Walls Industrial Mgt. Lorraine R. Weden History David T. Wersen Vocational Arts Phyllis Weiser Education Robert A. Weiser Transportation Leonard I. Weksler Drama Julia E. Wheaton Education Helen J. White Physical Education John R. Whitney Transportation Gertrude Wilkerson Education Margaret H. Williams Recreation Floyd P. Wilson Psychology Virginia E. Winfrey Education Kathryn H. Wing Education Beverly J. Witmer Education Dorothy C. Wood Education Raymond T. Wood Accounting Laura J. Wright Education Marion Yandell Recreation Gary H. Yokayama Accounting Anne M. Young Education Peter Young Physical Education Ruth Zeitlin Education John R. Allen Mary E. Aguilar Ralph P. Ahn Masami Aiima William W. Allender Charles E. Allen Arcadio A. Almeida Douglas E. Anderson Geraldine P. Anderson Peggi E. Anderson Virginia Anderson Dorothy M. Andrews Charles L. Antis Seymour A. Antman Paul P. Arreola Frank Armendariz Harriet R. Bachtel Sylvia Bailin Frederick Barker Satenig Baranian William H. Barry Dorothy M. Bartholio Lucille Batchelor Alice D. Baxter Ramon K. Bauske Richard A. Beckner Rae K. Beckson Richard L. Boehm Elmer T. Berg Norton Berry Adeline Bilovsky Richard C. Blank Don C. Blessing Lorelei C. Blessing Herman Boodman Marian H. Botsford Bonnie P. Boen Lorraine M. Booth Jerome Bradley Eugene Brand Bernadine Breen Lorraine E. Brown Mary P. Brudi Geneva L. Brier William J. Burns Kathleen Bunker Elsye S. Calhoun Katherine J. Campbell Zerlease Campbell Robert A. Campbell Katherine M. Canterbury Christine Cardamenis Ernest Cash Zona Carver Cecile W. Christie CAMERA HY E SENIOR Albert Christensen Anthony N. Ciulla Bernadene H. Coleman Ethel L. Clayton Robert Cleveland Jacqueline Coulette Christine Coughlan Daniel T. Connolly William Cordogan Luella M. Cox Evelyn M. Crocker Jack Cutler Vivian L. Dalrymple Norman Dashefsky Diana DeBarruel Blanche C. Decaen Joseph M. DeLeon Margaret O. Dean George Deradoorian Ruth DeSalliers Robert A. Dingilian A. Lee Dickson Lloyd D. Doe Gerald H. Donovan Walter L. Downing Opal G. Dunlap Marguerite M. Doyle Janet Durham Rose M. Dvorak Delores Dutye Mattie L. Edmond Hilton Eidelman Robert A. Epstein Marilyn Evenson Carl N. Fabrizio Jean M. Falconer Oscar R. Forbes Bess C. Fields Edgar F. Florer Lincoln C. Fortson Robert E. Francis Robert A. Frohnauer Frank H. Fuchs Verla T. Fuller William S. Furman Mary E. Gamer Jane B. Gilhausen Adelaide Gordon Janice M. Gottlib Gideon Goldman Louis Goldstein Hilbert Gonzales Semen Glass Steve Goland Milton C. Gould Marilyn J. Grady Alfred A. Grant Leslee D. Greene Barbara l. Greiner Warren P. Griffin William W. Griggs Melvin R. Grossman Marian W. Gullstrand Harold H. Hart Harry H. Hall Thomas M. Hartke Colleen R. Hall Barbara M. Hansen Harold V. Hansen Thomas W. Hampton Alvin L. Harris Myra M. Hazen Vera F. Helbach Mary A. Heller Harriett Henely Miriam Henigman Artziah B. Hershberg Emma M. Hernhuter Glen E. Hastings Floriece M. Hill Winston R. Hill Deane M. Hird Marcia L. Hillam Donald Hodes Shirley A. Hoff Betty R. Hoffman Beulah F. Hoptroff Mary R. Hogg Allister L. Hopkins Gloria L. Horrworth Nellie J. Howell Dave L. Hubert Eileen P. Hum Edith A. Hurt Dorothy M. Hurwitz Alan A. Jacobs Oren S. Jacobs Neil D. Jernigan Miriam E. Jalowitz Barry G. Johnson Irene L. Johnson George R. Jones Harold D. Jones Jack E. Jones Marjorie T. Jones Tress M. Journey Benjamin W. Judd Julius Kaplan Phillip Kash Elsie M. Kearney Margaret Kennedy Doris P. Kilpatrick Mitchel Keelian Loretta M. Klatt Charlotte F. Klauschi 9 Daniel Knapp Augusta M. Klipfel Frances Koepp Mary Kuzmich Jean M. llamb Rebecca Lange Tamara Longman Jerome M. Lench Sylvester S. Leos Bessie M. Levin Leon Levitch Ann Lewinson Margaret E. Lloyd Don G. Locke Edna W. Lockridge Jack H. Logan Roberta D. Lovell Barbara P. Lowenstein Wesley A. Lyons Francis L. LeeBernard Mognusen Billy K. Martin Richard L. Martin John H. Marshall lrene Mackey Frances M. Manchester Ernest C. McCarty George McCafferty Margaret McMurray Marien J. McVey George Margolis Richard Marlow Marie J. Mason Rose V. Mclntyre Joseph S. Meckoll Thomas Mendoza Iral D. Merlin Albena Migliazzo Dolores F. Mihld Tommy J. Miller Ruth Moeller Laura E. Moore Dwayne S. Morehouse Wesley O. Morgan Robert H. Moser Beniamin Montelius Mathew J. Mottola Diane Mueller Mariorie C. Munro Patrick J. Munley Anna B. Murch Winnifred Nation John J. Neaman Victor Nicoletti Norman Nierenberg Flossie Norton Philip V. Nota Seymour Novins Shirley Novikoff Clark O'Dell Lila Ofstein James T. O'Keefe William R. O'Rourke William R. Orr Wilman J. Ouderkirk Sara M. Olin Royse Patterson Veto.A. Portedo Paul Portugese Elizabeth Poitevin Prudence Preston Robert P. Prince Patricia C. Randolph Joseph D. Reed Edna Resnick Arthur C. Reynosa Keith Remington Linn Richardson Margaret M. Ridpath Jerry M. Ritzlin Terral K. Roberts LeRoy Robinson Charles R. Robinson Lelia S. Robinson Helga l. Rockman Geraldine Rodman Patsy R. Rogers James 'M. Rollins Anthony Rondinella Seymour Rich Ardys C. Ritchie Arnold Rothstein Marie A. Round Pearl M. Rosenow Lena F. Ruffin Florence D. Ryel Paul M. Sable Louis P. Salcido Arthur Sathmary Miyo F. Sano Doris S. Schick Joseph Schwartz Martin Seftel Marion U. Selig Bernard Selznick Anthony Serrato Naomi T. Shatto Vera H. Sheperd Pauline N. Shearer Shirley B. Shinn Tom N. Siegel Gabriel Silverman Allie M. Simank Fay E. Smith Ruby W. Smith Louise H. Small William J. Snyder Reginald Stabler Evelyn T. Steele Diana E. Stelnicki Charles R. Steakley Delay A. Stromme Donald Stubblefield Conrad J. Sund Irving Sunasky Evelyn F. Taylor Martin Taylor Ralph L. Thomas Vera M. Thompson Eugene G. Thornick Ralph Turner David K. Unroe Dee R. Van Nest Sarkis A. Vartanian Bobby G. Vassar Harold Venger Elizabeth Vollmer Roy A. Wakefield James F. Watson Gertrude P. Weber Mabel L. Westfall John T. Weemes Albert L. Weiner Earl Weisbaum Joanne Weiskal Edmund M. West Clara E. Westbrooks Kenneth G. Westfall Douglas Weston Don L. White Hildegarde White Dorothy P. Whitman Francis P. Wilber Edmund F. Wilcox Edward Williamson Mary A. Wood Robert A. Wood Edward J. Wright Donald R. Wyrick Lila Yamashita Robert Young Ann C. Younger Martin Younge Melvin Zwicker left to Right: Row I: Angelico, Fromme, Cooper, Guilliett, Lee, Burke, Giles, Avent, Duning, and Cushing. Row ll :Kirkwood, Jones, Bussewitz, Daugherty, Collins, Fernand, Gascon, Gilmore, Tyus, Winther, Kidder, and Cumming. Row Ill: Hansen, Linn, Pissirello, Harney, Bolka, Gentry, Collett,, Marko, Raclon, and Kato. Row IV: Pilon, Hoffing, Hodgson, Hatten, Booth, Turner, Wadsworth, Nelson, Babcock, Rector, and Heckman. Conductor Francis H. Baxter, A CAPPELLA CHOIR Musical Educators National Conference State's Student Chapter. Left to Right: Adams, Bender, Timmerman, Radon, Cushing, Ellinger, Kirkwood, Dunning, Kidder, Pratt, Brantz, Newman, Pilon, and seated at the piano is F. Baxter, sponsor. Madrigal's - A popular State College Singing group. Left to Right: Angelico, Bussewitz, Kessick, Capalbo, Hodgson, Baxter - Director, Peterson, White, Marko, Dunning, Maury, Shinn, and Saverman. ... . Q Members: Conductor Vernon Leidig, Sarkisian, Giles, Marko, Smiih, Weiser, N. Capalbo, Newman, Knight, Pratt, Babcock, Bender, Haften, The Stare Band Class in Rehearsal. A Baily, Tolstrap, Piper, T. Capalbo, Lynn, Adams, Diamond, Harris, Branfz, Radon, Parker, Smith, Hughes, Fiske, Comet, Gacsi, Jung, and Hall. Sfafe's Pep Band Left fo Right: Niel Parker, Ray Newman, Phil Adams, Chuck Gacsi, cmd Nate Capalbo. E Song Leaders: Margie Rafliff, Jean Parson, Par Koehn, Mary Gregory, Joan Thompson and Pauline Jones. Yell Leaders: Marty Halperin, Phil Perkeff, Clarence Sievens, and Jake Jacobson. ORG NIZATIO Joan Britton Doris Fetters Rita Grandini Mary Gregory Rosemary Holmes Sharon Hoskins June lowe Margaret Mitchell Susan Moran Elsie Oberg Jean Parsons Diana Powell .lo Ann Wright Helen White Ann Young I Fall Semester officers . . . Jo Stilson, president . . . Pot Koehm, Spring Semester officers . . . June Lowe, President . . . Doris Fetters, vice president . . . Susan Moran, Recording Secretary . . . Doris Vice President . . . Rita Grondini, Recording Secretary . . . Jean Fetters, Corresponding Secretary . . . Margaret Mitchell, Treasurer Parsons, Corresponding Secretary . . . Susan Moron, Treasurer . . . . . . Dorothy Bartholio, Pledge-Mistress . . . Diana Powell, Historian Diana Powell, Pledge Mistress . . . Jo Wright, Historian . . . Ann . . . June Lowe, Panhellenic Representative. Young and Roberta Gard, Panhellenic Representatives. 'ff' f v Q l I i Lorna Akers Mary Benchely Barbara Bedford Nellie Beridon Jane Brewer Bernadine Brisebat Frances Chase Pat Covick Shirley Davis Geraldine Grant Doris Henshaw Joan Hines Nancy Marshall Marilyn Matthews Mary McKibben Peggy Oliver Alma Stevens Peggy Stevens Mariorie Stitt Jaan Thompson Helen Weiss Carol White Fall Semester officers . . . Joan Hines, President . . . Peggy Oliver, Spring Semester officers . . . Alma Stvens, President . . . Helen Vice President . . . Charlotte Laws, Corresponding Secretary . . . Weiss, Vice President . . . Geraldine Grant, Corresponding Secretary Joyce Mendenhall, Recording Secretary . . , Shirley Davis, Historian . . . Marge Stitt, Recording Secretary . . . Doris Henshaw, Historian . . . Bernadine Brisebaf, Treasurer . , . Joan Thompson, Pledge . . . Frances Chase, Treasurer . . . Barbara Bedford, Pledge Mistress Mistress . . . Marilyn Matthews, Panhellenic Representative. . . . Joan Thompson and Geraldine Grant, Panhellenic Representative. I i l l l yn ls ! l E Mary Aguilar Alice Arms Diedre Becker Dorothy Birong Rufhe Busch Luella Connelly Lillian Dominquez Nina Gercich Mary Guerra Irene Green Barbara Loy Jackie McDaniel Rosemary Morrison Miyo Sona Dr. Rita Hansen ' TAU ICMA NU Officers . . . Mary Aguilar, President . . . Rosemary Morrison, 'lsf Secretory . . . Lynn Chase, Historian . . . Miyo Sono, Treasurer . . . Vice President . . . Jackie McDaniel, 2nd Vice President . . . Nina Dorofhy Birong, Pledge Mistress . . . Mary Guerra and Barbara Loy, Gercich, Corresponding Secretary . . . Luella Connelly, Recording Panhellenic Representatives. 'I 4 4 J . is . fr f'J ?1fii1i,A ' '- 32, F S- ,V egg.. A - , , ' v ' A 1' ,--. A., f 1 N V A .5 if A 31 Q , A X59 as ' ,- ff' 'Y eff! ii. iv J J 3- A A .: 2-it X Q: 1 ' 4 A . R sez' ' I ' ' 2 ' a i W 9 5 1 it 'L uzuqzuz :IE X 555,-' if . A George Arevian Robert Barnes Norman Boissiere Tom Denton Ben Felton Phil Forthun Don Frank DELTA KAPPA PHI it -5 - Jim Emmanuel Bob Godfrey Fred Sierra 2 ' ' . Li, Y L .-s. L we e., reg g ef ,5 Q, A 2 'i 1 g i George Eslrander Herb Heller Jack Wein Fall Semester officers . . , Mickey Anderson, President . . . Bob Lynch, Spring Semester Officers . . . Jim Emmanuel, President . . . Herb Vice President . . . James Emmanuel, Recording Secretary . . . Heller, Vice President . . . Philip Forfhun, Corresponding Secretary . . . Kenneth Holland, Corresponding Secretary . , . Bob Barnes, Treasurer, George Arevian, Recording Secretory . . . Don Frank, Historian . . . Alfred Anderson, Pledgemaster . . . Jim Kibbee, Historian . . . Robert Bob Godfrey, Sgt-at-arms . . . Phil Forthun, Pledgemaster . . . George Lynch and Jim Emmanuel, l.F.C. Representatives . . . Herb Heller, Arevain and Phil Forthun, l.F.C. Representatives. Social Chairman. A Bob Ackrich Bud Bogust Norm Booth Col Burke George Dahl Harold Green Elmo Heffel Jack Harris Morris Jacobson Cliff Jones Charles Plunkett Ralph Prukop Herbert Pronin Don Shaw Ralph Stephens KAPPA PHI ICMA f 553 Y-2 - A ' Ip .r Bill Dickerson Max Meltzer Bob Stucker it gg, LK M Q +P 5 L Michael Gregory Frank Munoz Dick Telane Fall Semester officers . . . Ralph Stephens, President . . . Sheldon Spring Semester officers . . . Jack Harris, President . . . Morris Munach, Vice President . . . Phil Perkett, Treasurer . . . Morris Jacobson, Vice President . . . Phil Perkett, Treasurer . . . Cliff Jones Jacobson Corresponding Secretary . . . Jack Harris, Recording Secre- Corresponding Secretary . . . George Dahl, Recording Secretary . tary . . .Marty Halperin, Historian. Bud Bogust, Athletic Chairman . . . Ralph Prukop, Sgt-at-arms . Bill Dickerson, Pledgemaster. --W if , eg Bill Anton John Becharos 'ov Bechely Art Cohen Bob Erickson LeRoy Gloria John Guidero Hovsep Hovsepian Guil Meacham Ray Morales Bob Peskay Carl St. John Wayne Stoops Jim Thomas Bill Tierney Marvin Von Wagner Skip Yandell Fall Semester officers . . . Bob Kibbey, President . . . Wayne Proctor, Spring Semester officers . . . Marion Skip Yandell, President . . . Vice President . . . Wally Spraig, Treasurer . . . Dominic Pulone, Marvin Van Wagner, Vice President . . . Gail Meacham, Treasurer Secretary . . . Marion Skip Yandell, Sgt-at-arms. . . . Art Cohen, Secretary . . . LeRoy Gloria, Pledgemoster. ,.,....-.-,. ...,.....-, We., . -. ,,,. ,, W- Y V V Y V ,M A Am Y -H ,M A George Avok Don Baker Larry Domine 64551 My my ff- 52 .E . Ei: lf' V if I Andy Bellomo Richard l.. Flint Richard Noel RHO 1 35 l W ax f': s. ff' M 35: WJ? 2 -:f fl , M f V y . .,s we . T Sf? ' 5 ,. T Weiner? H. .eg .- :strip Rl. HE . . V 9 ii ' 'fiiiilflii ' A 2 l We-N' xii ' ' 'Y - is iii E .5 igfpf 1 V li tw A.l fini James Bogle Bob Cobos Herb Horlowe Joe Keeva Patrick O'Donnell Bob Potter RHELT Fall Semester officers . . . Dick Flint, President . . . Herb Harlowe, Vice President . . . Gene Vassar, Recording Secretary . . . Ted Twichell, Historian . . . Don Baker, Sgt-at-arms . . . Bob Potter, Corresponding Secretary . . . Glen Robinson, Pledgemoster . . . George Ava lc, Treasurer. Spring Glen ESI Semester officers Apperson, Vice President Richard Noel, Historian Bill Cherroff Roy Motter Dick Proctor Clarence Stevens . . Glen Robinson, XEV4 VB x, P' ., ,,,. ,i - ,L ' , Q :ij ggi- Jerry Donovan Roy Newman Jack Ritter John Whitney President . . Bud George Avak, Recording Secretary . . . . James Bogle, Sgt-at-arms . . . Richard Flint, Corresponding Secretary . . . Patrick O'Donnell, Pledgemaster . . . John Ritter, Treasurer. BL E KEY Left to Right Kneeling William Dickerson William Anton Donald Shaw Philip Forthun Clarence Stevens Ralph Stephens Robert Barnes Carl St. John Standing Dr. Floyd Eastwood Norman Booth Cal Burke Raymond Wood Stan Mour James Sakurai Andy Bellomo Robert Dugord Dave Strauss William Lerz Dr. Gerald Prindivil le Actives Not in Picture Cliff Davis Marty Halperin Herb Harlow Bob Kibbey Ray Newman Gene Vassar Skip Yandell NATIONAL HONOR FRATERNITY National Honor Fraternity . . . founded to acknowledge leadership in student government . . is a service organization . . . sponsors scholarship dance . . . handles orientation program . . . publishes student hand book Fall Semester officers . . , William Lerz, President . . . William Anton, Spring Semester officers . . . William Lerz, President Herb Vice President . . . Gene Vassar, Recording Secretary and Treasurer Harlowe, Vice President . . . Dave Strauss, Recording Secretary and . . . Robert Barnes, Historian . . . Robert Dugard, Corresponding Treasurer . . . Norm Booth, Historian . . . James Sakura: Corre Secretary . . . Marty Halperin, Alumni Secretary. ' sponding Secretary . . . Ray Newman, Alumni Secretary 1 ge AS BELD DES WOMEN SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Women's senior honorary society . . . members voted in by secret ballot . . candidates selected for standing ability in student government . . . 3 Aifgi fxii June Lowe l i l Anne Kaouris 'H we N 'uz'. ' Hi , -- -zz z z l i Ruthe Busch Gluckson Margaret Mitchell .fm 1 OU 'Y iii' x N X a N25 2, 5. l Nancy leavin Barbara Holden 9. . Left to Right Row l Barbara Bradley Bill Ramsey Ray Hansen Loretta Wallick Thomas Direaux Row ll Bob Hallagan Marion Bollerup Ray Newman Jeanne Booth Edward Evans Bill Dickerson Row Ill Jack Halliburton Victor Heyden Jackie McDaniel Patrice Romano Jim Sakauri Edna Johnson CHOLAR HIP OCIETY Recognizes students outstanding in scholastic achievement . . . a scholarship key is awarded to all students with a 2.0 grade average, or better, for the previous semester, upon approval of application for membership Fall Semester officers . . . Malcolm Acree, President . . . Edna Spring Semester officers . . . Tom Direaux, President ob Johnson, Vice President . . . Anela Elchuck, Secretory-Treasurer. Hallagan, Vice President . . . Jessie Collins, Secretary Barbara Bradley, Treasurer. CAMERA SHY A STUDENTS Malcolm Acree Dorothy Andrews Ruth Barshell Andy Bellomo William S. Bender Alice Blakemore Richard Blank Bud Bogust Bernadine Brisehat Ruthe Busch Elda M. Bush louise E. Byrd Renetta Cade Margie Carr Arthur Cohen Jessie Ann Collins Luella Connelly Dean Cooper George Dahl Regina Ferguson Doris Fetters Marion Froehlick Forrest W. Gibson Michael Gregory Mary Guerra Diane Hersch Patti E. Holt lrwin lsaacman David L. Jacobsohn Theo Cristine Jennin Joseph Keeva Harold Kuhn Charlotte Laws John A. Liles Riclc Beck Meyer gs Margaret Mitchell Jim Murphy Clark O'Dell C. K. Pearce Jr. Roland Rieder Terral Roberts Dorothy Radley Robert Scheibel Alma Stevens Georgia M. Smith Norman l. Steftes Barbara R. Sterling Dave Strauss Jacob Wein Carol White Doris Witte Ray Wood Left to Right Row I Dr. J. B. Ford, Sponsor LeRoy Gloria Thomas Green Anne Titus Dr. James B. Wilson Row ll Houshang Khorram Mary Quinn Bolo Dingilian Jim Hower OCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY Fall Semester officers . . . LeRoy Gloria, President . . . Manoochehr Spring Semester officers . . . LeRoy Gloria, President . Manoochehr Javld Vice President . . . Elodia Solis, Secretary . . . Ellen Green, Javid, Vice President . . . Anne Titus, Secretary . Elise Green Treasurer Treasurer. Fall Semester officers . . . Jim Flanagan, President . . . Michael Spring Semester officers . . . George Dahl, President Bill Offner Gregory Vice President . . . Gail Hoag, Treasurer . . . Nancy Higgs, Vice President . . . Gail Hoag, Treasurer . . . Alice Carter Secertary Secretary Frank Reed, Historian. Left to Right 'Front Row Nancy Higgs Kalynka Friend Dale Hoag Colleen Walker Camilla Matheson Mary E. lsiael Michael Gregory Mary Ellen De Haven Alice Carter Back Row Edna Hanks William Offner Raul Arreola Robert Kovocic Sponsor Wally Spraig is Left to Right Row I LeRoy Gloria Manuel Rabins Erie P. Grant Dudley August Robert Van Gerpen Gail K. Meacham lan R. Grant Walter Blackledge, Sponsor Row ll Anthony Woo Joseph Sardo Lorna Akers Carl Dambach Bill Dickerson Lawrence Happ Dick Telane Row Ill Arthur Hershenson Emanuel Rappaport Edward Olsefsky John ,Becharas Clarage Kingsmore Don Byrd Robert T. Johnson Cyril Retley SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Fall Semester officers . . . Gail K. Meacham, President . . . Manuel Spring Semester officers . . . Dudley August, President Manuel Rablns Vice President . . . Ernest Tolvstad, Secretary-Treasurer. Rabins, Vice President . . . Erie Grant, Secretary Treasurer TRI ALPHA KINDERGARTEN PRIMARY CLUB Club officers . . . Billie Jean Brannon, President . . . Alma Stevens, Vice President . . . Beverly Gullicksen, Secretary . . . Nancy Findlay, Treasurer . . . Margaret Shida, Publicity. Left to Right Row l Helen Keshishian Margaret Shida Jane Brewer Alice Blakemore Nancy Findlay Diane Hirsch Billie Brannon Row ll Alma Stevens Rose Kuwano Mary Bechely Marilyn Sprints Margie Ratliff Donna Baldwin Ena McLaren Gertrude Wilkerson Beverly Gullicksen i Left to Right Kneeling Jackie McDaniels Ruthe Busch Louella Connolly Standing Helen Weiss Bonnie Gabbard Seymour Smith Shirley Green Lillian Dominguez Mary Guerra . .T.A. CALIFORNIA STUDENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION C. S. T. A. . . founded to provide social enioyment, professional contacts, information, and material benefits to members. Fall Semester officers . . . Doug Jones, President . . . Ruthe Busch, Spring Semester officers . . . Ruthe Busch, President Luella Vice President . . . Marilyn Matthews, Corresponding Secretary . . . Connelly, Vice President . . . Lillian Dominuez, Recording Secretary Luella Lola, Recording Secretary . . . Joan Thompson, Treasurer. . . . Bonnie Gabbord, Corresponding Secretory .lacquelyn McDaniel, Treasurer. s This C.S.T.A. float was built by club members and entered in The Home Coming float parade contest. I 5. nk, 'buialbs 1 2 -t -,. 1- it-A Left to Right Row I John Van Veen David Lyum Cliff Davis Jerry Shuster Jim Rigney Ralph Prukop Row II Ray Wood Kenneth Rattger George Gelb Herman Ward Jr. Morris Nierenberg Acnoite Jackson William Lerz Row Ill Paul Ferrel Pomeroy Aiima James Sakuari Sol Prager Steven Gold Mathew Irla ICMA CHI ALPHA Professional business fraternity . . . service organization . . . gives accounting awards plans to go national brings prominent business men to campus for lectures . . . Fall Semester officers . . . Ray Wood, President . . . Doug Anderson, Spring Semester officers . Jim Sakura: President Dave Strauss Vice President . Gary Yokoyama, Secretary . . . Jim Sakurai, Vice President . . . Steve Gold Secretary Paul Ferrel Treasurer Secretary Sgt at arms . . . Morris Nierenberg . . . Ben Hostmark, . . . Mathew lrla, Sgt-at arms Sam Meketerlan Hrstonan Historian George N. Francis, Sponsor . . Sib O. Hansen, Sponsor. r-Y 4 V ...,,e,N.,, -An ,. . , Y Y, Y . V - - 777.7 , , , , , Y U Y LA DAMACITA Left to Right Row l Alma Stevens Bernadine Brisebat Joan Thompson Carol White Mariorie Stitt Rosemary Holmes Row ll Dr. Eugenia Loder, Roberta Gard Marion Pursly Geraldine Grant Dorothy Birong Jackie McDaniels Anne Young Row lll Elsie Oberg Rennetta Cade June Lowe Mary Guerra Rosemary Morrison Lynn Chase Sponsor Las Damacitas . . . official hostess club for the college . . . serves at all important administrative and student teas, luncheons, and dinners ' Fall Semester officers , . . Marilyn Matthews, President . . . Joan Spring Semester officers . . . Carol White, President . . . June Lowe Hines, Vice President . . . .loan Thompson, Secretary . . . Ruthe Vice President . . . Jackie McDaniel, Secretary . . . Ann Young Busch, Treasurer . . . Jackie McDaniel, Historian. Treasurer . . . Marian Pursley, Historian. OMEGA ALPHA DELTA Officers . . . Ferne Thomas, President . . . Veda Kuhnle, Vice President . . . Louise Smith, Recording Secretary . . . Catherine Jafraty, Corresponding Secretary . . . Olive Kelly, Treasurer. , Picture is of officers only. Membership is too large and difficult to arrange for complete photographic coverage. Left to Right: Front Row: Ralph Agosta, Bill Ramsey, Jerry Muname, and Louis Jones. Back Row: Bob Dugard, Jim Strigle, Dan Means, Rollin Wright, Dan Runstern, Dr. Ferron Losee, Sponsor, Dr. Warren Reeves, Sponsor. PHI EP ILON KAPPA National Honor Professional Fraternity, Alpha Rho Chapter Fall Semester Officers . . . Sheldon Munach, President . . . Rollin Spring Semester Officers . . . Rollin Wright President Bo Wright Vice President . . . John Jones, Secretary . . . Melvin, Weber, Dugard, Vice President . . . Bill Ramsey, Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . . . Ralph Agosto, Treasurer . . . louis Jones Recording Secretary . . . Bob Mahoney, Historian, . . . Warren Reeves Sponsor GRD' R OF ATA State College Letterman's Club Officers . . . Joe Keeva, President , . . Carl St. John, Vice President. Left to Right: Kneeling: Jim Strigle, Joe Keeva, Cal Burke, Norm Booth, and Don Krebs Standing: Morrie Adnoff, Marty Halperin, Sal Bisignano, Bill Ramsey, Louis Jones, Ray Morris, and Don U'Ren. Lefl' to Right: William Bender, Robert Heckman, John Pratt, Sol Brantz, Raymond Zambrowiez, Jack Montrose, Virginia Angelico, Winifred Dunning, Theodore Lynn, Arthur Radin, Phyllis Wiser, Phil Adams, and Robert Hallagan. OMHICRON KAPPA Officers . . . Phil Adams, President . . . Theodore Lynn, Vice President Sponsors . . . Grant O. Cook and Francis H. Baxter . . . Phyllis Wiser, Secretary . . . Arthur Radon, Treasurer. PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIO Fall Semester Officers . . . Herb Rabin, President . . . Ralph Bernal, Spring Semester Officers . . . Florence Kroboth, President im Vice President . . . Walt Davis, Vice President . . . Lila Ofstein, Fielder, Vice President . . . Bill Clavert, Vice President Miriam Secretary-Treasurer. Rubenstein, Secretary . . . Bob Cox, Treasurer. Mark Freeman, Psychologist N and Analysist is addressing the organization on Introduction to Analytical Psychology . Present to hear the lecture are: Patricia Lange, Wade Hampton, Florence Kroboth, Miriam Rebenstein, Rebecca Baron, Ethyl Poirier, Rowena Rathbone, and many others. Leff to Right: Alma Morfin, Henry Sanchez, Jim Duron, Ed Bogle, Rollin Wrighf, Chieko Orashi, Fauster Madariaga, Pat Herd, Billy Mills, Gridley Dorr, Elmo Heffle, James Liffier, Norm Booth, Morrie Adnoff, Dick Riley, Jim Sfrigle, Don U'Ren, and Sheldon Auerbach. my ml 1 zf S r , AW W . si 2 T s U if in HSM Mi War 5 A ,Zim :WS mfifs E mmf--H QEWEE' 1-QF-ff Nivea? ms my um -15 H is Zac Us-:mfxgms Efgyanci X55 H HX ,U X .i 5 5 wi ri ws 5 VW ,L H -A Ms M me gg N ng 5- Mg!-1 gina is MH-ry? iiwhiyim il U'iS5wEHqSi1F'i l?if'?m'liS2-:waging Psiinwflfmssss Rel K Mg sw is we U is 'gs Enema- .girl-Y MEM Usa Q55 v '-4 - na A we c.. . B, - xxx Q - K s M as ss , . ... N . 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Mgg...a5,-new Messy M235 L VW if main wi T saw Mmm Kim., S15 Z H: A H mf EEN we wtf H5512 B my-xi ine an an wa Left to Right: 'Ist Row: Roy Anderson, Eugene Schaeffer, Thomas McGrath, Adviso Ray Knolle, and Sydney Klissner. 2nd Row: Ann Greer, Advisor, Nancy Shields, Henri Couleife, Mariorie Carr, and Jackie Coulefie. 3rd Row: William Craig, Richard Palmer, Chardes Sfeakley, Daniel Amneus, Advisor, and Cliff McCarty. Y, C. A. H. P. E. R. Left to Right: Row l: Margaret Williams, Helen Jackson, Ruth Donnely, Mary Wood, Mariorie Sfitt, and Ula Dalarymple. Row ll: George Gassin, Helen White, Dicta Stilliman, Peter Young, and Stan Oken. Row Ill: Dave Troubovitz, S. T. Lowe, Bill Ramsey, and Albert Wise, Advisor California Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. Left to Right: Dr. J. J. Stansell, John R. Davis, Jr., Oran Palmer Jr., Jack-Dart Richards, Bernard Barber, .loan Minkin, Ernest Cash, Bert Levinson, and Bob Ackrich. ORE IC QUAD x Marty Halperin ACTIVITIES susmit mist Reoussr HERE REGISTRATION We checked into the library, made out our programs, srood in line, waited to be called, received our cards, filled out the many questions, submitted our class requests, had our booklets verified, and then went to another room for more waiting and more lines and payment of student fees, and registration fees, and 'Finally we were .... students of Los Angeles State College of Applied Arts and Sciences. -QA June Franklin Student Director Beverly Heilig Inez William Landis, Beverly Heilig and Nancy Miller DRA 66 BY J EAN A '51 production Drama Department. June Franklin. Bond and Don Arena fashion Standing: Bruce Hobday, June Franklin and William Landis. Sitting: Nancy Miller and Bevery Heilig. MA EXIT' PAUL SARTRE of the L.A.S.C. Directed by Decor by Tommy Antoky. Staged in Bungalow Z2. Nancy Miller, Bruce Holiday, Beverly Heilig and William Landis. Y is iff ,A M if . f.. i.NNs,m.i4mm l 2 Bruce Hobduy the Vale? Nancy Miller Estelle Nancy Miller and Beverly Heilig QUEEN J OAN THOMPSON AND COURT HO ECOMING This is an occasion, at State College, since this is the day we play the all important football game with our neighbor Pepperdine College. This was our first year of competition in football and for this one game we introduced a new trophy called, quite appropriately, the OLD SHOE . This trophy is the football shoe of a once famous college football carrier. The shoe has been cast in metal and mounted on a platform. Each year the winner's name is engraved on the trophy. Pepperdine won the first game and has the OLD SHOE at present. We expect to bring it back to STATE next football season. . 'il -1 i fl 3 Y. I, . 55' QE! 'KD 3' gr: O. 3,12 EE Nm llllll ... 'li 32. Do -. gi? M2 'sz :f- 'U 2. J 0 N .,. I0 FV 0 .,. KD 3 Q -.. '4 Z O -. :. UI 0 3 . 0 C N 0 I L- O D 3 -4 T 0 3 'U .,. 0 P 'U :. J D ID UI VI LAUGHTER AND THE REASON WOMEN? EEK This was a week of supremacy for the women of State College, for during the five day celebration they held a spaghetti feed, a fashion show, a contest for CrawI Along Clarence , and a dance. The guests at the spaghetti feed, candidates for Crawl Along Clarence , were entertained by short skits put on by the three sororities. THEY SING ACT i r TEACH MAKE MUSIC 7, i R'- Y'5 Band Crawl Along Clarence ACKWARD AN Women's week was climaxed with a gala swing and sway affair, in the Knickerbocker Hotel in Hollywood, during which Hal Bucklin was crowned Crawl Along Clarence by Bernie Brisebat, Associated Women Student's President. Ray Newman's band played soft music and students and faculty danced and collected numerous door prizes. SURPRISE PRIZES DANCE DANCE Dr. Gardemal presents Skip Yandell with winning trophy for Phi Delta Skit. Dr. Gardemal presents June Lowe with winning trophy for Alpha Theta Phi skit. PREE T Each semester the pledges of the four fraternities and the three sororities present skits for the actives of their organizations. The Panhellenic council awards the best sorority pledge group a cup, and the Interfraternity council awards a cup to the best fraternity pledge group. The skits are followed by a dance. l Judges judge Cozy Corner Skip mops up Everybody dances Alpha Theta Pi Delta Beta Sigma 9 PR Tau Srgma Nu Delta Kappa Phi Rho Delia Chi Kappa Phu Slgma Phi Delta Yak Yak Brawn vs Brains Take my picture? Only a sip LeRoy ' Who's popular? look l'm dancing! So l'm Thirsty DITCH ITE The pledges of the fraternities and sororities decided not to attend the scheduled meetings. They kidnapped the presidents and the pledgemasters of their respective organizations and carried them off to a party at the Griffith Park Legion Hall. The rest of the actives joined the fun later after searching success- fully for the location of the dance. Everyone had fun - especially Dick Flint. ATHLETICS f . -f -V .. .. -Y , Q ', . FOOTB LL If the old adage lt's not whether you win or lose but how you played the game carries any truth, and l believe it does, I certainly extend my respects to a grand bunch of boys who surmounted innumerable obstacles to carry the colors of L. A. State gloriously through a tough schedule for the first season of football in State History. I am sure that the spirit and the endeavors they put forth right up to the final whistle will prove an invaluable background for them in later years. Like efforts will enable them to succeed in whatever phase of later life they undertake. The coaching staff deemed it a pleasure and an honor to have these boys as members of their first football squad. They are worthy of the many plaudits extended to them. Coach Bud Adams ,KE Co-Captain Co-Captain Team Manager Equipment Room Asslsf'-'-V175 Quarter back End Dave Trubouitz Pop Downs Don Avery and Scotty Deeds Ralph Ahn Ralph Prukop a Don URen 4 Right halfback Al, 'X A 5 ' 'L Q If 'Z5551 , V wi M1 Murname lst rooters section The fall of T951 saw the fielding of L. A. State's first football team. State's team was the lone entry on the new team list in the entire United States. The drop list, however, showed 34 college elevens biting the dust. Sunasky ' A 4 Only a small group of players answered Coach Bud Adam's call to the first regular practice sessions. As a matter of fact there were, at times, not enough men to have two teams for scrimmaging, yet head man Adams did not let this fact deter him from his goal of whipping a football team into shape. ln short order the team began to shape up and the boys saw that Adams meant business and business meant work. ln helping to bring the team around, Scotty Deeds, back- field mentor, and Don Avery, coach of the forward wall, did yeoman duty. All three coaches gained and held the respect of the players and rapidly new blood was added to the roster. The railbirds called this team, the old men but they could not help admiring the spirit of this group whose key word was hustIe . On Friday, September 28, after only six weeks of practice, the State team met its first opponent. This was the strong Terminal Island Navy team headed by the swift running, hard hitting Juel Sweath. The Diablos took the field as decided underdogs but they gave the Kendrick halfback Picture missing of Dick Hussman End Red Williams heads for pay dirt. Q if i 4 K -5115 5' Skip Yandell Guard A rw , f Randy Romero Left Halfback , V ,JFK ip , A - ig V l Q. on l- 'fx 3 . l l . Fred Trebow Guard 1 iw 'Aung it J. O'Donnell Quarterback Picture missing of Ken Younger Quarterback p fr. 'rn as ii Bert Wiedhopf Center . . jf, I A L 4 - . In .-' j A 3' H 1: gr, jtl i .gv::?Mj 2 1.3 V, s'2gg,g , ' .. -P . G f - 1 ' . 'li 1' Q , 4 t UP ,, T . -11,4 ...... ....,x.- J, g 4 H Q ,za-smite. .Eiga-.'!,p-fy.. 1 .4 rj I w !lj31'x 1 X W KA Bob Spindola End .1 ,R 'QE t 1- j ' 1 -1f-' P li- . ' 'T-ig. . E..-'g' '3-7' Il f l .41..L.- ....+.. ., ., A, Morrie Adnoff Quarterback Paul Thomas Halfback '-6i -- A ,,'f'?t . ' .g.j. , l , l 1 ' W J W, n.. ,j 1 A A l 1 Busch Manson Guard 'lst win We beat La Verne College . . . Co-Captain Ralph Ahn and team members celebrate. Navy outfit more than they had bargained for. The Navy drew first blood and gained a lead which the Staters could never quite catch. On more than one occasion, however, the Navy boys were frightened by the closeness of the score and the rugged, die hard play of the locals. At the final gun the scoreboard read L. A. T8 - Navy 26. The next week the team carried the Black and Gold to San Francisco State. Again the locals were outmaned but not outfought. This game brought some injuries to the Diablos and these together with the quick punch of the experienced San Francisco team proved too much for the home team. The score L. A. 'l8 - S. F. 37. October 13 was the night of the Cal Poly game. For this occasion, the team, and a group of rooters, journeyed to San Luis Obispo, where the veteran Mustang eleven was amazed at the pushing around it received from the eager Devils. The defensive play of the locals was the high light of the game and Cal Poly was lucky indeed to get by this one. There were several injuries and bad breaks suffered by the Diablos but the real disappointment of the evening came when Skip Yandell, offensive guard and defensive end, substained a knee injury that was to keep him out of play till the last game of the season. But for a couple of breaks it would have taken more than State's Powerhouse closes in on Terminal Islands ball carrier. Tony Rivas Quarterback 'W lm. Richard Cobos enter 0 'T 1:23 K 'T Cal Burke n Pat Munley Center 319 I Larry Domine Halfback - I l -1 , 7 uit ' , I W l I S'-i i ' l ll ggi' .s.xs.L-.s-,.. -cl c j Q. 5 .1 ISN!-ISA ' ,X A zlz T zlzs E d 1 ,:,, I .. g ,J ' A T ,sl A 2 iff! 1 .r . 5 A l L. V' V' l ' Y' i e -' 'Y 5 :if ' - . f 1 4 5 fy --.. sqgrl . f 1 :-: if W l V :L M , . x ,Qi V---v T-,j ' - mb A J' - W lj L.: I. Qi -qs -al 1 . Jack Medove Center F X ' , 23.53 4 4 .g e W ! 5 .e 4 ' .l' - f 5-time N l - Li. ' James Bell End I. .. , -.. - 'e-e if , . 'S CA .-1. 4 ' fl ' 'i 1.3 ,J iixf' 1 ,W l1'f',fSfi it I 'mag rw- H, ' tk' 'Z 5 A J Dick Proctor Fullbclck v P' . Duran Depart lst bench. the passing arm of Cal's quarterback Mike Serna or the running of all conference halfback Alex Brayo to set the score at L. A. O - Cal Poly 21. It was an iniury ridden State squad that met Occidental on the Eagle Rock grid the next weekend. Six players were starting at posi- tions in which they had never seen action, and two more starters were taken out of the game in the first half. The rest of the team was held together with little more than adhesive tape and guts. Even so the Tigers saw all the action they cared for and were glad to hear the final whistle blow. The final tally - L. A. 0 - Oxy 16. The general wish of the team and coaches was that they had not gone to San Diego the next week. The conference winning, Pineapple Bowl bound Aztecs, from the start, amazed and befuddled the State team to the tune of L. A. 0 - San Diego 64. The spirit of the Diablos showed itself the next week by bouncing back from this terrible blow by defeating the strongest team ever to carry the Green and Gold of the La Verne College. The Devil team, coaches, and rooters went crazy that night and it will be long remembered by all of them for not only did the home team set all of its running, passing, and total point records that night, Cal Burke, Fred Trebow and Cliff Davis stop Pepperdine touchdown try. r-an ' Cl l . i t 'aj 5 ' is ' 'Af' ' . Cliff Jones End j g 4 we f E ' X a l '-.ss -,.,,: :- .,ti z.. f Frank Guitierrez Back .lohn Iacono Guard Jim Williams Fullback , T Q l l ,. V 4. ,l.-..QT:i.g Andy Fuehrer Guard n H Q... f 5 fig h.:. 5-- Sf Jerry Donovan Back . l 35 ' . 'g .... F i 1 - i - . l Nfl? ' I Dale Robinson Tackle l ., i E 1:f'3 45 1 l - , Bill Reeslce Tackle 'vt Q .ix - ' i A V ' rw 1 ' I 1 t-A ' r ' l . s s , . , Jack Guedaliu Tackle Coach Bud Adams talks with chalk at Santa Barbara game. but also it was States first win. L. A. 19 - La Verne 14. The following week was Homecoming and was to see the meeting of the Pepperdine team and the L. A. footballers for the first time. The old shoe trophy was initiated this year and Pepperdine captured it after a lucky win. The Diablos had led the scoring the whole game only to slip-up and lose in the last quarter. L. A. 13 - Waves 16. Santa Barbara was the last foe for the Black and Gold State team in its first year of action. The Gauchos were full of fire and the State team could not quite figure out the split T formation of Santa Barbara's team. The last score of the season read L. A. 0 - Santa Barbara 26. The first football season for Los Angeles State College might not have been a success scorewise, but the Administration, faculty, rooters, coaches, and team thought it was a tremendous success in that it did get a team out and that it did worry all its opponents, in spite of being underdogs in advance of every game. Also it was one more item that will help to firmly establish L. A. State College on the collegiate map. l Jim Duran reels off yardage in Terminal Island game as he goes for touch down. - ' V ww i HQ Slit w i , .. V 1 Al Harris Guard IQ. Sal Bisignano Tackle ,iff L A . -iff 1. ..9 ' I I V . 2 gm. .q lv .3 Q , 1 X I ef gg l Q du 1 Jim Bogle Tackle I as N X -ff - 5, ' 'X , , a t f i gl 1 , 4 f l L+ - .2 Cliff Davis Guard - xl? 5 .1 1 -x I ' , fl 3 - , vw Q Q -I f' fi : ,., if .:.: fa. .:., 3 R3 Q5 3 f,f ,., XJ 8 Q 2 5 w MF kg H 54213 f w , as N s ., X .... .C NJ K 3' :.: 'fe ' Y- Xu Q' :gg ff ,, gb 1 '? M 1' . , .jx if . sz From row-Gene B0UCl'l9l', Hugh Corrigan, Jack Sparks, Raul Hernandez, and Gil Roesch. Back row-.lim Red Williams, Ronnie Ortman, Norm Witte, Dick Green, Bob Brown and Dick Schlesinger. BASKETBALL Coach Sax Elliot, a man with inova- 1 tions and ideas. This 39 year old coach i last year instigated such experiments as perching the officials on platforms behind the baskets so the play could be seen more easily. Elliot also in one game had an oxygen cart on the side- lines so players could refrubish their energy. Sax Elliot gave fans their initial chance to view the Devils casaba squad quite early in the season by a practice scrim- mage with Chapman College, followed on the same court by one with State's alumni squad. In quick order, for practice sessions, Elliot's boys downed Pasadena CC 84- 68, Glendale CC 70-40, Pomona 66-46, Occidental 54-48, Redlands 49-39 and Westmont College 72-46. I Next we cooled off a hot San Diego i Jerry Ritzlin Gene Boucher Forward Guard Bob Fresenius dribbles by Pasadena Nazarene Guard in try Diablos advance two points with Bob Brown scoring against for basket. the Loyola Lions. ack 5PU k5 Dick Schlesinger and Bob 'Fresenius block play by Seattle Uflfd chiefnqn. Oxy center stopped by Norm Witte. Jack Sparks sparks Diablos-to victory o er Oxy State Aztec team 66-56 and stopped a fast moving Santa Barbara Gaucho five 65-39. Then we won a tough game with Cal Tech 52-50 and lost one to a strong USC 66-39. The mighty Loyola Lions took us 62-50 and West Texas State, the Texas champs, showed us their cham- pionship form by a lopsided score, in their favor. We downed Utah State 60-58 with Jerry Ritzlin scoring 16 points to become top man 'for the evening. San Diego Navy bowed to a superior State team led by center big Bob Fresenius who scored a total of 25 points during the game to run up a tally of 62-55. Next on the Diablo schedule was Long Beach State, which fell to the powerful State team 65-49. Bob Fresenius was top man, scoring 21 points. Seattle University was next and in spite of -Dick Green scoring 25 points we dropped this gone 82-69. Pepperdine took its third straight Dick Green Center I l l State and Santa Barbara fight over rebound. Bob Fresenius scores against strong Seattle team. Dick Schlesinger Forward victory over us 82-59. We met Cal Poly and fell 51-48. A strong, seasoned, well knit Los Alamitos Navy team won over the Diablos 80-43. San Diego State and Los Angeles State battled it out to find the Diablos on top 72-6'l. The Pepperdine Waves rolled over us again 65-52 but Santa Barbara was defenceless to a fast moving team and lost 54-43. Cal Poly came back for their second game and went home happy 55-52. The Loyola Lions, with a tough team gave us a rough fight which left us on the low end of 58-54, but in our final game, during the 2nd annual California Collegiate Basketball Tournament, we defeated a powerful Fresno State team 62-55. 355 NGEL W, in I Norm Wifie Forward Bob Frenesius fakes rebound againsf Cal Tech Hugh Corrigan scrambles for loose ball in Pepperdine game. Sax Elliot gives instructions during Pasadena Nazarene game. Bob Brown dribbles by Pasadena guard in vital tournament game. H Jump shot by Red Williams in Nazarene game during Tourn- amen! in Sfofe gym. Jerry Ritzlin drives past his opponent io score 2 points. Jack Sparks drives around Gary Griffin of Loyola to score lay-up. Score two points for Dick Green in Cul Tech game. Bob Duggard and Skip Yandell try for ball on tip-off. Grey Ghost Jim Thomas scores in old fashion basket. 1890 BASKETB LL TOURNAMENT The Blue Bosketteers and the Grey Ghosts entertain spectators during the half of an Invitational Basketball Tournament by an old fashioned 1890 ball game. The game was played according to the rules of that day. Referee Carl St. John retrives ball after Grey Ghost score. Blue Basketeers set up goal with AS Prexy Skip scoring. f E W .H avi N4 ca gn. T ER POLO V' M M E Water Polo Team Left to Righf Front Row Joe Alhaniaii, Bill Ramsey, Don Krebbs, and Harold Venger. Back Row LeRoy Nelson, Dave Merlin, Dick Rosenthal, Frank Graham, Berry Cameron, and Coach Bud Wise. si 'H as H E - 9 ss na Q 'HHH mg' . - .N ---V K-,,.,.. W E . . E: H in ' '- Y nl -:- 2 ss , H H Q , ' H H - E . , , . ,, L fir '- na ,, 1 , lm 2 ss an EJ? :-:-i:- mass gf if mggai-vr mm .M , - '- ww-, 5-12 ,E , Q gg ,N ' H ,, - ,, .. 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Hal Lipman and Ray Morris SEB LL In spite of a tough CCAA baseball schedule of 29 games, Coach Bud Adams horsehiders showed their abilities on the diamond this year. We played such teams as Occidental, Loyola, Cal Tech, Whittier, Pasadent Nazerine, Marine Corps, Pepperdine, Westmont College, Chapman, La Verne, San Dimas, Son Diego, Cal Poly and Santa Barbara. The team traveled to meet T7 of these opponents, on their own ground. Twelve of the 29 games were conference play, among them San Diego State, Santa Barbara State, Cal Poly and Pepperdine College. 1 . ,T Carl St. John fouls one Bob Fox plays way out Joe Keeva sends one back Donny Means knocks one into Arizona W - Q 1 i 1 r of I . -' ii ' f ii. v c 3 ,. -. . 91 -I Q1 U N ee, , M c , Q 5 Q M, a ,, ...S , E Q ws N. ,, , f 1 K A nh ,, x X 0 X 5 E . 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Teams from Santa Barbara, San , Diego Navy, Pepperdine College, Cal Poly, Pasadena Nazarine, Westmont College and the Los Angeles Athletic Club were met on the home field. The only game away from home was the meet with San Diego State. lx. gzi-L li Conch Felix Jumonville and .lim Strigle add up the meet scores F ,,,, nm ,,,, ,MM-,, K . .- ..., -..sm if . .bi es W L 4 - w A' .aw Z f 3' 2 ' ,. 22 'wifi 2 gs, ,lg 5 Q W ka New .dn-,-n-vamp Chuck ,lgnes Cliff Davis Emanuel Carillo High Jumps Shglpuf Pole Vaults - ,. . 75-., - , 4. I ... 1 5' .ras- -al' Over the Timbers with Cal Burke in ihe Navy meet Paul Thomas and Jim Bell pass the wood in a relay Jim Strigle breaks the tape Norm Booth and Dave Hope close the gap I Left to Right: Row l: Phil McGrath, Irving Hoffmann, James Sewell, Golznd, Ulysses Brown, Gene Greenfield and Coach Bud Wise. TENN This year Coach Bud Wise came up with a strong Tennis Team. Putting the best team of Stote's short history onto the courts, all but a 'Few of the games were won without much difficulty. Teams coming up against this powerhouse were: Whittier, Los Angeles City College, Chapman, Loyola, Pasadena City College, UCLA, Pasadena Nazarine, UCLA JV's, Pepperdine, Occidental, Long Beach State and Glendale CC. and Jerry Grimson. Row Il: Mike Pennings, Don Marshall, Steve Jerry Grimson V Phil McGrath Irving Hoffmann i James Sewell V V si is saws an Q H. W H .is gg Kgs H E Andy Fuehrer and Bob Levin practice Wrestling holds. First its Fuehrer on top then its Levin with his unbreakable hold WRE TLIN C With only two men, Andy Fuehrer and Bob Levin, on the Wrestling team, Coach Frank Doig did his best. The team participated in every contest where the opportunity presented itself, making a good show- ing for State College. GYMNAS S City College Coach Frank Doig again guided the State team through a tough year. Among the opponents met were Pasadena, Occidental and the University of Southern California. Mark Gilden, national ring champion, led the State team to more than one victory assisted by Don Hasmeller, Bob Levin and Jerry Murname. They participated in all gym activities: rope climb, side horse, high bar, tumbling, free exercise and the ring. Jerry Mui-mane S Bob Levin Jerry Murmane E05 Levin is is as sa Q E mf E 21 it mms S' mi, li if is Left to Right: Kneeling: Dave Hope, Norm Booth and Clive Rogers. Standing: Coach Felix Jumonville, .lim Strigle, Sheldon Aurbach and Huber Smutz. With Captain Jim Strigle spiking them to victory, and Coach Felix Jumonville as mentor, the Cross-country team made a good showing, presenting the best team in State's history. They ran against Santa Barbara, UCLA, San Diego Navy, Whittier, Cal Poly, Pepperdine, Cal Tech and USC. Fred Schab . ' and Pat O'Donnel. 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