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

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C 4' . i- a -l-' X ,,,, , . 4,:-'f l ? 47 ' MURPHY S Acknowledgements The staff wishes to thank the many individuals who did so' much to make this book possible- Volunteer staffers Nancy Bell, Don Young, Rollie Younger, Bob Wilson, Anne Phillips, and Dorcus Aunger. Dick Reid and Dr. Morton J. Renshaw for additional photographs. TED OSBORNE'S PHOTO SERVICE-for the difficult photographic iob. METROPOLITAN ENGRAVERS-for the hurry-up with engravings. S. K. SMITH COMPANY-for the cover production. MURRAY 81 GEE, INC., PRINTERS-for handling the most difficult task of all-producing the finished product. . INUARY, 1956 listers L. Anderson neth Armstron hur A. Attwell rold Barsh nnet Beller Iliam E. Campbell -ward Cheetham therine Collain niel T. Connolly mes M. Dixon 'dra G. Dubroff en H. Dysinger ian T. Dunn rothea Extence unley Gunstream nnces Hardwick aedo loannidis NE, 1956 asters uriorie Jeanne Allen bert Wesley Babcock urio Barilari ilentine Albert Becker unk C. Benham hn Edward Berry bert Bertea :hard Alfred Bishop :hard Lahr Boehm rgaret Anita Bonetto Ed John Brinkman flma Lenore Cicero vin Cohen hn C. Coleman Enk L. Conklin, Jr. nces Jane Crandall hn Bernard Dames :hard David hn Stanley Dickey ul Richard Donegan ul Charles Doose prren Wolcott Driver Ira Woods Dunbar iry Wyatt Dunham Fie M. Dyer :len Seymour Erwin ary Everhart hn E. Felder, Jr. Vnry Fenton iita H. Fisher bert James Fitch, Sr. ara M. French Ibert Lyle Frick :hard Lewis Gerfen Igene Herman Golles nnox Peter Graham n Grannell Marie E. Kentta Walter R. Koenig Helen Lerner Elmer Eugene Liddicoat Louis Henry McLean Kathryn McNeill Ina Metcalfe Hugh Lee Moore Martha B. Morrison Robert M. Olsen Paul S. Paulsen Helen B. Price Lillian Raphael Hanna Ritzman Robert Rithner Marc Robert Clarabelle Robertson Harold Rothenberg Anita D. Saunders Robert W. Taylor Donald Paul Greaton Gar Greene Michael Gregory Carel Grolle Melvin R. Grossman Rosemary Morrison Guzman Arnold Edwin Hagen Richard Irwin Hammerle Joseph Clair Hanawalt Gladys Louise Haynie Arline Lavon Heckerson Ruby Camp Hendershot Chester F. Holsopple, Jr. Ralph Walton Hornbeck Frank Stedman Howard Marguerite Hummel Ethel Noelene Huston Hiroshi R. Ige Mary Elizabeth Israel Martin Harley Ivener Max W. Jacobs Miriam E. Jalowitz Maria Jefferson Mary Bernick Jentelson Edna P. Johnson Ralph August Johnson Harriette Flowers Jordan Lero Rowe Jordan Julius Kaplan Thomas Andrew Kelley Elsie V. King Percy Krich Jack Krushell Patricia A. Lange Seymour C. Leeds Honore Moxley Levy Eloise Bergere Loomis Philip V. Lozano Millard Nelson MacAdam Helen A. McMoyler Bertha Teller Austin C. White Gerald J. Burke Joline J. Burke Lois F. Cowen Edward Diller Jacob N. Gold Yetta M. Goodman Norma L. Karns Marilyn P. Korth Robert Lonsdale Wayne E. Mitsch Mariorie M. Neefe Liana D. Nixen Joseph Rabay Ralph M. Rogers Stanley Rogers Richard Sternbach Bertha Teller Florence Thompson John V. Maxwell Jack F. Mick Sam John Migliazzo Claude L. Miller Ernest Daniel Miller Betty Cronemiller Minock Anna Bell Murch Florence C. Niles Brayton W. Norton Earl D. Ody Mary Grace Olson Paul T. Omatsu Rosemarie Barbara Ostiller Jack Almont Parker Robert Louis Reeves, Jr. Alvin Theodore Reiff Eugene Reitz Harriet H. Roome Harold Arthur Rothenberg Martin Robert Schwartz Floyd E. Seifert William David Shea Al Shillman Norbert Stanley Silverman Frank Y. Simoni Wayne L. Sparks Amy Moulton Stump Sidney H. Sussman Georgios N. Tambaklis E. Anne Ramsdell vonHelf G. Branan Ward Natalie Joy S. Ward Clayton Dalton Wardell Margaret Ligon Watson Holger N. Wikstrom Donald Joseph Williams Rosemary Martin Wilson Dorothy C. Wood June Wrathall David G. Young JANUARY, 1956 Bachelors Marilyn Jill Adler Norman William Allin Ethel M. Barkelew Mary Lucille Barnes Melvin Gerrard Bennett Rex A. Benham II Leonard Andrew Bentley Edith Birenbaum A. James Black, Jr. Jack Bleckman Betty Quibell Brandt Mervyn N. Brenes Mary Burtle Grace E. Butler l Arthur Charles Bystrom Nola Campbell-Taylor Marian J. Canterbury Marguerite Keane Conn Helen M. Constable Phyllis Anita Cyrus Howard Edward Davis Zita R. Dominguez Ernest Duckworth Thomas J. Duren John R. Ewing Kenneth Fields Ruth M. Fisch Bernard C. Fladhammer Phoebe W. French James Howard Fuller Thomas Garelli Evelyn L. Gibbs Edythe E. Green Charles N. Greenstreet Thelma J. Havard Wilfred Haick Jean E. Hall Richard P. Hannon Edward A. Harris Esther Hart Betty K. Heisler Wayne Allen Held Charlotte P. Hendricks Gary Jay Herberg Monica Hickman Geraldine M. Hulbert Donald James Willard G. Johnson Virginia Johnston Sylvia Kahane Doreen M. Kennedy Ruth Marie Kennedy Lewis T. Kohler Donellan T. LaVigne Ralph W. Lee Philip Ellsworth Lewis Jean U. Littledyke Flavia H. Logothetti Martha Luna E. Marshall Lundsberg Catherine M. MacLean Lyndle McConnell, Jr. Eleanor S. Marsee Fannie E. McGarrity Elene L. Mikesell Marcia Maria Minot Takeko Miyagi Don E. Monninger Lillian J. Murphey Eulamae J. Murray Myron F. Neiman John S. Nellis Gloria D. Nelson Georgiana Newman Joseph E. Niven William Joseph Owens Thomas George Pappas Theresa E. Patching Iris Mae Paul Frances Jane Pedley Zerl L. Persley Harriet Annette Retker Martha Raiford Phillips Paul Phillipp Sondra Joan Pomeranz Dixon David Poston Sarah Maturino Ramos Richard C. Ridgeway Georgia Lee Ridgway Ruth Ann Rogers David A. Rosenfield Henry Ruez Nicholas Gerald Sargent Frank A. Scalese Richard J. Schlesinger Jerome M. Scharf John James Schuda Anthony J. Segreti Robert L. Sergent Rose D. Shaffer Allen Bernard Shall Lorraine L. Sherman Norma J. Simon Richard G. Simpson Eugene W. Sinclair Georgia Irene Smith Jack Smith Patricia A. Soo Hoo Sigrid E. Sorrells Erma Ruth Szabo Victor M. Tammen Paul Taubman Peggy Sue Terry Harvey Leonard Thomas Helen Frances Toon Honorine Anne Tureaud Edison Uno Robert Francis Vaughn Alfonso Villalobos Emily E. Viney Hoang Vinh Lee Wedberg Arnold Weiss Eunice S. White Evelyn l. Whitehead Bette Whitmore Fredric Wilkins Adelaide R. Winslow Laurence N. Wolfe Lawrence A. Wolfe Cloriann L. Young Mary M. Young Eugene Zwolinski, Jr. Ioland D. Kelly atricia L. Kern Aargaret D. Kester ugene W. Kirksey luben Kitaygorodzky valyn A. Klinger ileen C. Komm erome Korda ohn E. Kost Aarshall V. Krause Iaren A. Kunde leanor K. LaBarge Eobert J. Lampert Aichael P. Landis Eichard D. Lee lerbert Lehman Villiam Lew Aaudaline Lewis 'eter L. Lichtenstein ay C. Lieberman eslie W. Light oseph Lee Linn ily J. Livingston Villiam W. McGowan 'homas E. McGrath lancy B. Mclntruff ois L. Maiwald lahmi Maidali xlice Makino Aary L. Malley lonald E. Mann Iharles D. Markham 'atricia Ann Mason ois J. Massey ulia C. Mastro ohn R. Mayer xlbert N. Meier lerbert H. Meyer Iuth B. Michaelson tale Alworth Miller Donald E. Miller lenry Melvyn Miller llichael John Montagna 'vin H. Morey 'Villiam Francis Morrison fathryn Aliene Morse antred Moschkowitz illiam Mark Moss onald Charles Mowry -'lona Yvonne Mullenix ohnnie Grace Neely ylvia Madalin Newkirk llarren Bennett Newman Harold S. Nichols Patricia L. Niles Fred S. Oken Howard D. Page Donald A. Paine Claudia Albertine Pairs Hilda Palzer Ronald Richard Panting Aime J. Parenteau, Jr. Louisa Duncan Parish Dorothea E. Pattison Roy Reynold Pauly, Jr. Dolores R. Pelligra Louis L. Perez William J. Peters Anne B. Phillips James J. Philpot John M. Porterfield Alice M. Presville Aden L. Purmort, Jr. Thomas L. Pursel Pauline G. Quinn Laura M. Quirk William M. Reeske Kathleen Revel Louise Reynolds Robert W. Rhein Beverly J. Richmond Jaime G. Riera Mary J. Roberts Elizabeth Robinson Fred R. Rodley Ervin M. Roeder Philip Rogers Leonard F. Roman Edward R. Rosas Shlomo Rotenberg Cecil J. Rudisill Sonya 5. Ruzgerian Lois M. Sagreed Virginia M. Samuels Wilma M. Sannar Charles J. Sarlo Mary Saugstad Ruth K. Saye Rachel L. Schick Joseph R. Schiro Charles A. Shleiden Fred Seelig William F. Seymour Dean l. Shelly Jewell Veronica Sherman Donald A. Silva Shirley Elaine Silverman Lucille T. Simoni Carolyn R. Skarsten Jerry E. Sklar Helen Mary Slevin Leone R. Smith Robert Wesley Smith Bert S. Spiszman Donna Vee Sprott Charles Alan Stanley Evalynn Joyce Stern William Jack Stout Annie Patterson Streiff Janet Elaine Stroum Hal James Styles, Jr. Bettye J. Summers Margaret C. Swanson Marceline B. Tamayo William D. Tauter Joseph Tcherniavsky Vonlee Thomas Edna S. Thompson Elizabeth M. Thompson Rex E. Thompson Joseph Torres Sven J. Ullberg Richard M. Unger Leola G. Vess William G. Waldron Helen G. Wallace Jerome Douglas Walters Jerry B. Ward Margarete Hebron Wareham Marcia Frances Wayne Charles B. Webb George Weinstein Charles M. Weisenberg Barbara Staub Weiss Charles J. Welman Paul Jerome White George W. Whitley Josef Willensky Olga H. Williams Wendell O. Willis Muriel Withers Frank M. Witman Louise C. Woermbke Mildred Ann Wong Evelyn A. Yamato Hyrum S. Young Arthur Zeller Paul B. Zettersten UNABLE TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED JUNE, T956 Bachelors Jean Avery Abbott Norman I. Abramson Irving Ackerman Donald L. Alpert Neil I. Altman William R. Anderson Valerie W. Appeldorn Edwin C. Aronson, Jr. Jalal Asgarzadeh Marilyn S. Bora Ralph Barbosa Eugene W. Barnett Gloria Ann Barrett Lorna K. Barton Hazel A. Beilby Ronald S. Beller Anne F. Below Chavo P. Berman Phyllis Bernstein Vladimir K. Biggs Paul B. Billing Herbert M. Biskar Howard P. Bleile Olga G. Block Edith Bomser Wayne R. Boren Stanley B. Bosler Frederick Boss Evelyn l. Boylan Martha B. Bradley Patricia A. Bradley Charles E. Brennan Marvin R. Breslau Beverly M. Brines Farrel R. Broslawsky David R. Brougham Barbara L. Dorothy R. Barbara J. Eugene A. Brown Bruce Bungarden Bunning Donald Buwalda Mary A. Caforio Jesus Camarillo, Jr. Alicia B. Campbell Kenneth D. Capron Edward V. Cardoza Dana A. Carkey Fernando Carrillo Joan M. Chandler Raymond A. Chavira Chris Chiotis Aloysius W. Choi Eleanore J. Close Ann Cohen Philip Cohen Samuel A. Cohen Lawrence Cohn Patrick Lee Cornwall Raul A. Coronel Alvin D. Corsini John D. Coty Anthony W. Coulson Francis L. Cousens Wesley V. Craig William H. Crandall Harold S. Crosby Marie C. Crosswhite Gerauld H. Crovitz Emilio L. Cruz Letha F. Curtis Willie J. Dangerfield Mildred D. Davis John R. Dellsite Hertha B. Dillon Richard F. Dorothy Edythe L. Drummond Beniamin Dube Felix C. Dumlao Katherine S. Dunn Robert Lee Dunn Seth F. Easley Richard H. Edwards Miriam Elder Ann M. Ellison Diane M. Emery Gladys English Albert L. Erickson Ruth E. Erickson Carl Feingold Phillip Feldman Helen R. Ferguson Marian Fergusson George B. Ferrell Lorena M. Finley Edna I. Fiser Moses M. Fogel Sandra J. Fogelson Herbert R. Force Johanna M. Frankel Ruth S. Frankel Barry R. Frederick Albert H. Furlong Doris J. Galewick Robert J. Galewick Robert L. Gasio Violet C. Gates Benjamin Gendloff Harry C. Gibbs Edna Y. Ginoza Betty L. Glass Helen P. Glass Milton B. Goffman Alfred S. Gomez William A. Goodman Franklin K. Gray Wilma C. Gray E. Virginia Green Louise H. Gretschel Charles R. Gross Charlene W. Hansberger Ike T. Hatchimonii William C. Hatton Leslie M. Haugen William R. Hawkins Willie N. Haws Jack T. Hayashi Daniel Haydon Isaac Hazan Lorraine C. T. Hee Albert A. Henault Evelyn J. Henderson Mary E. Hicks Herman E. Hilverkus Mary F. Hoagland Donald W. Hoover George V. Hoppert Lavirt Howard Helen R. Howe Patricia C. Hubert Loren R. Hufstetler James F. Hyde George H. Jackson Gwendolyn L. Jackson Vernon C. Jackson Kate L. James Erika E. Jentsch Emma H. Jimenez Dale R. Johnson Harold W. Johnson Rudolph Jordan Exzetta B. Joseph Doris M. Josephson Hazel L. Kalafatis Margaret G. Karg Albert l. Kass Russell T. Kaufman IY ALLEN MARSHALL DERRALL THOMAS AGNES ROSEMARY IDMAN WELLINGTON WELLS WHALEY WHITE WHITE IOR JUNE ROBERT C. ROSEMARY VICTOR GARRETT VERA MARGARET IILMS WILSON WILSON WISEHART, JR. WRIGHT WURTH ,i 1. 'C'-7 IIARIE CLARA TANN STANLEY ANTHONY ROBERT DALE MARGARET LLMAN ZIVE ZNIDAR ZECHAR ZUMWINKLE ELVIRA FREDRIC J. HERBERT CABABA GAVLIN PRICE 'W if L' Q? QQ' BARBARA SUE FRANK LAURA JEAN JEAN JAMES WALKER WALTON WATKINSON WATSON WEISI FREDERICK L. FREDERICK BARBARA MARY ISABELLE H. JACQUELI WILHELM, JR. WILKINS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAI Us lof ' , ? f3' FRED JEAN GEORGE ARTHUR GOODWIN SIDNEY LEON YAMADA YAMOTO YANASE YATES YUKELSON ZIDE L- , V ,-1-1 . , . -I 4- fu, I - . .Q 49 I 'I -11.3 If fx 'if AVID E. CLAYBOURN DEAN RUTH JOAN -IELDON SHELTON SHORR SHORT EONE R. GERALD JONATHAN RONALD SMITH SORENSON SORGEN SPARKS IRISTINE HARVEY GLADYS ROBERTA DONALD SAMUEL DONALD CHARLES DORIS LEE -IOMAS THOMAS TIGNER TOKOWITZ TORGERSON TREMBLEY ARLOS LAWRENCE HARRY VERA JUDITH BARBARA SUE ELARDE VIDOR VIOLETTE WALDER WALDMAN WALKER gn-W... .NN 'rip' ti!! ,gl WS! 'gf A---.I--,ww Y--I ga fi' , I I' A I a 4 -s CLIFF W. FRANK ANTHONY ROBERT ROSE ROGE SCOTT SCALESE SEGRETI SERGENT SHAFFER SCHOi JACK JACK SHIRLEY MATILDE A. IRENE ROBERT SIEGEL SILAS SILVERMAN SION SLUTSKY SMIT ANNIE IVAN JOE ROBERT LA STREIFF SUGAR SULLIVAN JOSEPHINE ROBERT L. SHIRLEY TRUE ULIS VANDYNE V 'Sl 3 I EIFORD HERBERT NORMAN IRVING MARVELLE LSTON RONEY ROSEN ROSS ROSS I CAMERON ERNEST M. ADRIANUS VICTOR D. IDA EDWARD GG, JR. RUSSELL, JR. RUYGROK SABAH SALAZAR SALTZBERG SALYND WILLIAM B. LARRY WALTER JOHN EDNA MAE NAOMI HECHTER SCHIFF SCHLOMER SCHOTTMILLER SCUDA SCHULTE 'K '35, -1-:sr G'-Q JOSEPH LIONEL SYLVESTER JACK INEZ ORVA RIEGLER RILEY RINGGOLD ROBERTS ROBERTSON ROBERTS ROSMARIE ALBERT KATIE JOE ROTELLA ROTH ROWLAND RUBEI BARBARA SUE ROSILYN SASKE SASA SCHAEFER IHS' in '6- Inav' B 42 ng-f wb 1? BLANCHE MAXINE HARRY MAUREEN NANCY HOUTS BARBARA JOYCE MOYER MURPHY NAKAMURA NEARY NEWTON NIELSEN JD if GY Ev NRUBY NEDRA REYNOLDS DONALD MASAJI DOROTHY OLGA ISABELL LAVINA HOZAKI NUTT OKANO OLSEN O'NEILL PALM WAYNE PETER SALLIE WILLIAM GERTRUDE ALAN ETERSEN PETRIE PHILLIAN PIPPIN PITKANEN PLANJE VERA RONALD RICHARD EDWARD JOSE JUAREZ RALPH IAGLIN RAMSEY REID RICE REVES RIDDELL -r 2 wwf 2? 'vw 4 i 'Ii 44' , W, 'gsf in J. W. TOM ROBERT JACK STA MORGAN MORGAN MOSELEY MOSCOV as SJ ITT HARRY J. ERROL MASARU F. NORN NISHISAKA NIVEN NOBUTO NORMI ANN JOHN DONQ PAYNE PARKER PEHAN CHARLES VICTOR PATRICIA JESUITA POLLYA POLLACK PORTER PREVISI rv: DONALD CHARLOTTE BERNICE .YNCH MCDONALD MAGEE MAGIEL ROSE MARCIA LEE BESSIE LEAH MARGOLIN MARGULIES MARQUES QU' IROSHI DOROTHY SUSAN E. ELIZABETH A. TSUBARA MAYERS McCOY McDADE RCIA JOHN JOHN WINONA INOT MITSUUCHI MOE MOODY L ful A. ..,-of BRINKLEY WANDA CLIFFORD R. STEPHEN J. WALTER LAUR LONG LONGSINE LORING LOSKE LUMPKIN LUX 'rs-,, vu-f' LAWRENCE H. DALE GEORGE JACQUELYN RAE JUNE DONALD E. A. EDW MAHAN MALONE MALONE MALONE MANN MANNI ALVIN JOAN MARVIN FLORENCE BOTKIN ALICE ATSUKO ROBERTA I MARKS MARKS MARSHALL MASON MASUDA MATSCI SUSAN ENID LLOYD CLINTON HARVEY BENSON RICHARD E. AN3 McCOY MCCRACKEN MEANS MERADE MILES MILT Q.,-V N-if I VSA isfw! SIKLIN M. O. PAUL PHILLIP L. VIRGINIA KAYE KELLOW KELLY KELLY IEL DAVID GEORGE T. IRENE EUGENE KOHN KOPOULOS KRAFT KREISLER BERT W. FREDERICK THOMAS JANET ANEY LANGE LUVIGNE LEDERMAN YME R. RAYMOND E. LAWRENCE PATRICK NORMAN UANAN LILES LINDENSMITH LITWAK 'U' i' 4 n i u e if 1 5 I 1 5 RUBEN D. JANET LOUISE DON NORMA VIC DAVI JARAMILLO, JR. JARVIS JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON KAN THOMAS EDWARD FINLEY PAUL PHILIP R. RITA MORTON CHARLEIN KESSLER KLEIN KLEINBERG KINNAIRD KIRSHNER KNEEE EVON T. KATHY GALEN HARVEY JACK FRIEDR KREWSON KROESEN KUEHNAST KAUFFMAN LACKEY LAND MIRIAM MARTIN MARIAN J. HELEN S. PHILIP E. STANL LERNER LESKA LESSLER LETTS LEWIS LEWI MIPS, - 'xr' -ww-A PI- 'IASKEL BETTY JEAN ALEXANDER EUGENE G. HEDDA A. VIVIAN DELL HAIM HALEY HAMILTON HARADE HARMER HARPER ANIEL R. DONNA FRANCIS LOUISE RICHARD VICTORIA AYDEN HEDGE HEINZE HENDERSON HENDERSON HENDERSON JEAN JAMES HELEN NAOMI DOROTHY MARLENE CLETUS THOMPSON HARUKO HILL HILL HIMELSTEIN HOFFMAN HORD HOSOZAWA JOE PHAEDO GWENDOLYN L. ROY ELSIE ELLEN RONALD G. NIGBER IOANNIDAS JACKSON JACKSON, JR. JACOBY JAHELKA MARY ROSE HELEN IMOGENE DANIEL DOROTHY GE GRIM GUARD GRUMIO HAFFLE SUZANNE MARGARET DANIEL DAVID BARBARA ELEANOR BERNARI HARRIS HARRISON HARTSFIELD HAWKI CARMEL HEWLETT WILLIAM HUBER 14,- NG MING HERBERT R. CONSTANCE J. MARILYN DIANE FONG FORCE FORD FORE EIARDA LEE KENNETH ROSS ELWOOD LEONARD ASKELL GAUDSMITH GEARHART GELFOND AIE MARIE WILLIAM SCOTT RONALD LESTER MURRAY FLORENCE HERBERT HARRIS COMAZZA GLENN GOLD GOLDBERG GOLDSMITH GOLDSTEIN NIINE DORIS SANDRA LEAH THOMAS EDWARD STANLEY GEORGE R. DUANE MARIE A. ORDON GORDON GOSNELL GOTTSEGEN GRADY GREGORY-ALLEN JAMES BUD MARY KERIKER MILDRED W EUGENE HERB EDW FISHER FLEMING FLOWERS FOLGARELLI FOLKMAN SANDRA IZETTA RICHARD W ALFRED LOUIS FOSTER FRALEY FRIEDRICH FRIEDMAN PAULETTE GERARD YOLANDA GONZALES GOLD IE was N 'fan ARD JAMES VIRGINIA ELIZABETH RAYMOND JOHN CLAIR PEGGY ELLEN SUSAN LENORE ERFIELD, JR. DAVEY DAVID DAVIDSON DAVIS DEKOFSKY ATRICE I. GRETA HELLEIN CHARLES RUTH ORIAN DODD DOEPKE DONALDSON EASON ND WILTON CHARLES H. CLARENCE I. LEONARD A. .NSELAU FASTLABEN FERM FILLOON ROBERT CURTIS ALICE B. HENRY JOHN ANN CROUCH, JR. CUMMINGS CUTRONA DALIS DAN JOSEFA ANCHETA EDWARD A. HOWARD ALVIN CAROL ANN LESTER W. GRANT DE LA CRUZ DELNICK DESSENT DESSER DIMIT DOCTER JOYCE J. PAULINE D. HARVEY KEN JAMES A. NICHOLA.3 EBERHARDT ECKHART EISENBERG ENDO ERICKSON FAMULA VY ORE AUSTIN RICHARD EVERRETT BRUCE E. IRENE G. IRDEAUX BOWE BOYD BRADLEY JAMES DUANE GERALD C. IDAMAY ABIANICA CAMERON CAMPBELL CARLSTON ELEN B. DELMA CHRISTIN IRA WILLIAM J. IHUBB CITY CLARK CLAYTON KRD CRAIG SHIRLEY L. STUART J. B. FRANK DUTURE ,CRAFT CRANE CROSS a 5.-4 'die ' vu.- 5 I -,..v7' 4- TP 3' ALBERT CYRIL MORRIS HAROLD WILLIAM ROBERT FREDA YVETTE BERNAF BELKIN BENNETT BENNETT BERLAND BERNSTEIN BERNSTE ROSEMARY J. WALTER K. SALLY ANN FRANCES IRVING RUSSELL JEANNE CI BROWN BRUCE BRYANT BURKHALTER BUSH BYRON LEWIS K. YVON HOPE KATHLEEN MARGARET MARY VIOLA K. WILLIAM ED' CARRELL CARUTHERS CASH CATANO CASLIN CHRISTI SHELDON HELEN VIVIAN CAMILLIA YVONNE VERNETTE MARKE GEORGE E. FRANCIS COHEN COLLEY CONANT CONKRITE CONROY CORRALI 'ff-TS 11' .4-nl' v- ivy 5 Nqr-I 'Nav ,fx 1'9- .wif - I I Lf'f 'if If- vu ff? -35 Nw,- V, .NET A. LEILA J. IRETTA MARGARET ETHEL JEAN CECILE MADAMBA PATRICIA RUTH .DAMS ADAMS AIRHEART ALEXANDER ANCHETA ANDERSON '11- ,Mr 'QI K Q, LAWRENCE JOANNE ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE BARBARA STANLEY J. VENANCIO ALNGOG HELEN JONES ATKINS ATORICK AVISON BAGNOL BALL .VIRGINIA WILLIAM MANLEY FRED ELMER THOMAS L. CARY C. HAZEL A. ARRETT BARRETT BARTLETT BECKHAM BEDAKAS BEILBY IU? um r F ,pe SARAH JANE LEE CHRISTINE MAHMOUD ABERNETHY ABLES ABRAHAMIAN iff 'nd I 5 4...-4 RUTH MARIE JANICE CARLA MARIE ROSE MA ANDERSON ANGELO ANTHONSEN ANTONA VIRGINIA MAXINE RALPH A. HARLAN MARTIN JESTINE P BANKSON BANNIGAN BARBANELL BARNE I GRADUATES 5 5 .41 . ,LN 'yr' ..L V ,N-, -S , ., 5 .F Y x I if if K 'Quad f uziiiiij' it , ' - I' ' X'Kg'.-'gi' E' Vi ' jj ' , ,., Q. ' W , :. ' V , f -X 1 1- I ', -. -' E 4 ' - , - . S ,J rf t ,N 1 , Q ,Q A K :gg355gE1-.:3g3,5g3,--- .,.,f:.: I :.:E:,::g,.:.:.s , s-it I. , ., ' X - I Y ,,' 'TI-3+ s 8 - . ' 232 W 121, .1 , . It f . f' - . ' mm - W ' - 1 l'- .E I 5 Sf H ' ' ' l I ' , iq ak Il' 'ii ' ass is , .3 QQQ,,.IQfIQ.22 3 03, W M ,-A. - I . 1 , X f ,f A , ' - I ima it sg 532 : Z Sw B 235 ' 5 I C gf, - 0' 4 - as it it i at M. as Wt- X 5 is it H B I ' I f F W , I .- . . ,.,.,. - M J Kgs ,I I , X f X . I -I A cgi 2,1 '53 M 'N H, s T LJ M I, It 4,3 I , ,S -. f i i s. 2 2 ii I W ZW it 5 'L I f rw , ' f am , ' V f - : I Il 1 I as A- 2 -wifi '+A I I I 1 IJ 71 it J 1' 'te JI- i- 'L r ' I 4 I cf I b ss -It -:AJ .,., z E I X My 5.53 F' t Eg S wwe' I if 4 I. tene E L I I ' .... .- ' 2f f ' , j I it if aifttwfa I , Q1 I 'I QC, .sa gizii M, I ,H ti OKEN JIM CAMBIANICA DON COHN HORACE CONSOLO LEN ROSEN COACH HANK ENNEN Infield Pitcher Infield Outtield Off to a flying start with a six game win streak, the horsehiders of Coach Hank Ennen did a complete turnabout a few weeks later and started on a twelve game losing streak that ended when the Diablos tripped up Chapman, 6-sl. The season record stood at 9-14 with two weeks to play. In the CCAA a a race the Black and Gold were mired in the cellar with a 0-7 mark. The outstanding players for Coach Hank Ennen included Horace Consolo, Len Rosen, Fred Oken, Jim Cratty and Don Cohn. A shortage of pitchers was the main problem as the hitting was al- ways good enough to win most ball games. A fast play and a quick throw by the Occidental shortstop retires the Black and Gold in the ninth inning to give Oxy hird-sacker Jim Spudich steps on third and throws to first the win' o complete a Diablo twin killing during the Occidental ,gmsiflsej 'sages Q N t V , Q lame which the Devils dropped. iii?-. '- Q .' ' u D' ' ' A ' 1 .D . il?- . A',- .- E f' 'els me rim s . ,,.' f . ' -Q': Q , L, . 'a If , ss 1 . .t 2 t. P, k i IV . f 'V Wg af f we gr i MB Eh.. sis? W4 l GYMNASTICS TEAM 1956-Coach Emil Wroblicky, Eugene Hawkins, Sheridan Waits, Tony Per- alta, Bill Riggins, Norm Marks, Jim Bown and Tony Barberio. lBob Benson absent.J Gymnastics The year also saw the gymnastics team of Coaoh Emil Wroblicky achieve honors never before achieved by any previous gymnastics team at Diabloland. Only two musclemen were able to make the trip to the NCAA championships but both did right well for themselves. 1955 NAAU side horse champ, jim Bown, captured Hrst spot to give 11 points to the Devil cause. Free-exman Norm Marks eopped Hfth spot and good for 6 points to give the Diablos at tie for seventh in the final standings. WVith such stellar performers as Bown, Marks, Tony Barberio, Eugene Hawkins, Bob Benson, Bill Riggins, Tony Peralta and Sheridan Watts, the Devils topped UCLA, USC and LACC in various meets during the year. Jim Bown displays the form which enabled him to capture first Norm Marks, Diablo free exercise performer, placed fifth place in the NCAA side horse event after taking second in 1955. NCAA to team up with Bown and give the Diablos 17 total Golf The Diablo link team moved into their Hnal phase of cornpenition, the CCAA championship, with a chance to finish in the top four. In the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference meet, the Coach Warren Reeves' team took seventh in a Held of nine. During the year, the golfers scored double wins over Occidental and Riverside. Letterman, Sherm Laster, started the season but dropped out later cutting down the potency of the team. Olen Baggett returned to the squad after starting the year on the baseball team. E if -in -- tt. UAW i'2lQ'4'f 'L TEAM-Jock Lackey, Tom Mertens, Dave Coppello, Bruce Dick Shires, Blewett Davis and Coach Wise. GOLF TEAM-Back row: Bill Schwab, Bill Olinsky, Lester Light, Olen Bclggett Bill Sais, Ed. Lum and Coach Warren Reeves. FRONT ROW-Bob DiPie1rcx, Blake Troeder, Jerry Ccsselmcn, and Norm Forgey. Tennis A shortage of players was the main problem for Coach Bud Wise. With only six men on the team the mentor was faced with a rebuilding problem. Dliok Shires and Dave Cappelrlo were the two standouts and both entered the Ojai tour- ney in singles and doubles. Shires lost in the singles semifinals and Cappcllo in the quarterfinals. The pair took second in the doubles to mark the best showing of a Diablo pair in the Ojai tourney. ii: ummm as La La mn -mn mama me am msn maze i mmm is sm 1.-. a use ma as swim? EE Www Hama as me me mn mga gms y Q gfmf if E 'Eve QE Mm ms --wi ,mn ss svn sm an 2. 5 35359 gn N L ,. S ei 5 L 3 gm. m W- is if mn .sf is gl ist L as Himsa Q2-W Em BEE GREEK new E QWQQ 'gm 3 was L E, New H sims H 55222275 E W Haag., SKK HERE 55 mm Sw ls.n,g,gs Essays eggs W mg was WWQELS mama? Wye emu sgmwiwlkfff: EEK-HKS sums mn w sm nm Kilim g me us: Q' mn we-'sim Q 'gliggm is H, Q is ms mm is sw: immggiw . mx E H, 'WE nl HH saws Bm 's mm? si me . La La gn rm mn is in , . ES rx is nu is La me Q -in U. s as E ms -new ms x N is Lim- mam -mm mm mn am Q ms was is is La B cz ls: max wws. . , HAL MILLER DON JOHNSON Discus A ce Javelin 202 Feet ms um mn misss -Hmmm mam-H nn- an La La is I- KX ' La , E ,im La as -rn ms m mx wx- amen ws L5 as me um ms La am- suv mga A Athlete of the Year MAL WHITFIELD Two-time 800 Meters Olympic Winner Undefeated in all races during year mg ma we msn ms DIMITRI VADETSKY Javelin School Record 212 Feet IM Inches A - , f Jgw.g,,. 'V ff' -:if Fernando Goode displays the form which gave him the CCAA broad jump title with a leap of 23 feet 3 inches. Bill Maroni was number two discus man for Coach Felix Jumonville be- in I : hind Hal Miller. Jim Burks breaks the tape in the 100 yard dash in the time of 9.6 s. to break the Snyder Field record formerly held by Tom Williams. Burks clocked 9.6 twice during the year. 1 l H 3' W' Q l K ' IL Dick Lachman copped the CCAA high jump crown, edging out teammate Dan Miller, who won the event in 1955. S ,wg 'flT5'iP5iQ - 1'--v.i1- . l-'F '-G -np r P fff'?Lw?:-' 1-.jf t ,.p.,:, -ff- on A7-Q 4 .A-.Ak Hal Miller was the number one discus man for Felix Jumonville and placed high in many of the triangular meets. Dan Miller leads competitors from Pasadena Nazarene and Chapman to win the high hurdles event in the first meet of the year. Dick Lach- man took second behind Miller. W 'I-Dave Portillo, Dick Jackson, Don Johnson, Milt Goffman, Herman ristopher, Gene Maroni, Carl Peacock, Harold Huffman. ROW 2-Bill Reed, 9 Frahm, Dimitri Vadetsky, Charlie Ucker, Bill Gallagher, Sheldon Auer- :h, Harold Miller, Tom Allison, Coach Felix Jumonville. ROW 3-Seymour nstein, James McWorthy, James Cook, Bill Broady, Dick Lachman, Wilbur lliams, Dave Matteson, Mal Whitfield, Fernandez Goode. ROW 4-Ray wiceros, John Mitchell, Don Hoover, Jean Buis, Lee Joseph, Danny Schweik- , Al Perez. ROW 5-Eugene Hawkins, Danny Miller, Jim Burks. Track The 1956 track team was Uhe strongest ever to represent Los Angeles State College. With veteran Mal Whitfield the key man, who didn't lose a race all year, the jumonviilfle team was balanced in all events except the mile and two mile. Besides Whitfield, the lcttcrmen included hurdle and h-igh jump ace Dan Miller, broad jump and dash man Fernandez Goode and javeldn throwers Dian Johnson and Dimitri Vadetsky. Early in the year the mile relay team was clocked in 3 216.7 to place high in the nation. Vaclctsky broke the school record in the javelin with a 208 foot throw. ' Newcomers also set records. Jim Burks, speedy dash man, twice was clocked in 9.6 for the 100 yard clash. Wlilbur Williams was timed in 4 :20.4 for the mile to set a new school mark. Miller broke hiis own high jump mark twice during the year and was second behind Goode -in total points scored, Tlhe biggest news came when the relay team took a first and a second at the Drake Relays in the only two events they participated in. The distance medley team won the event in 3 :31.9s beating out Miiarni of Ohrio. In the college mile relay the Abilene Christian quartet edged the Devils. The four men that competed for the Diablos were Whitfield, Goode, Burks, and , VVillian'1s. N Going into the CCAA mee-t Uhe Fresno State Bulldogs were rated heavy choice to repeat their win of 1955. Fresno won the conference for the second straight time by 7 points over the second place 'Black and Gold perforrners. I, .. .M . AW.. M .Z .1 M, . .. ., E Q t , ,. W... H . In rt. . . . I , an X .gl im, Q ,, Mx time Q X, V as H ' - - it K!! .I 811' - s 1. it sms l W it n E ss is . , H has W it is I Km ma, DN s n JIM BURKS WILBUR WILLIAMS FERNANDEZ GOODE Sprints Distance Broad Jump, Sprints 'C H BOB MALHOIT STAN WOLFORD JIM SPUDICH Guard Guard Guard CHUCK BRADISH BOB WATSON Forward Guard FRANK JACKSON Center LARRY BRENNER ff Forward ' ' 1 , v ,- H, ll B is as E: .n, 5535 is ss 'm W 'f B E 'E' wi ti 1 Am seem eswqgiws ,H .. DAVE BEIGLE EPHRIAM LIMARDO PAIGE JOHNSON FOl'WC1rd Guard Forward Against their arch-rivals Loyola and Pepperdine, the Devils split. Loyola eoppecl both games and the home team captured both contests from Pepperdine. In the final Pep match, the Diablos Closed the season with their linest game. Trailing by 19 points, Frank jackson, Larry Brenner, Paige johnson and Fenton 'EI-Iotfootn Gilmer sparkecl a comeback that gave the Black and Gold a win in its final game. Jackson's jump shot from the free throw line with eight seconds left at Long Beach defeated the Pepperdine team 89-88. wi? mt .aff 11 W GEORGE FLORENTINE I DON JOHNSON BILL LAMP Forward Center GUGFCI Fenton Gilmer played his third and 'Final year for Coach Sax Elliot and will go down in Diablo history as one of the school's finest basketball players. In his three years the dribbling ace tallied nearly 1100 points, leading the CCAA in total points in l955. FENTON GILMER Guard f' Center Frank Jackson cuts loose with a iump shot from the free throw line against the Santa Barbara Gauchos to lead the home tearn to a league win. Basketball Fenton Gilmer goes in for two big points against Chapman after completely baf- fling the opposition with his speed and agility. Forward Larry Brenner goes high t in a basket against Arizona State the visitors took the first of two go from the Black and Gold. The Diablos had the privilege of playing in the doubleheaders both nights at Long 'Beach City College on the same bill as thc national champion University of San Francisco Dons. Other highlights ol' thc year included an easy win over thc Mexican Olympic team from Vera Cruz, wins over Cal Tech QQQ, LaVerne, and Redlands. The Diablos also tipped Cal Poly and Santa Barbara in home games but later lost to the pair on the road. San Diego State coppcd the UCAA crown and smashed the Devils twice, to give the Elliotmen a 2-4 conference record . For the second straight season the hoopstors fell below the five hundred mark. Coach Sax Elliiot's team started off the season with good potential to have a fine season but injuries and off and on playing gave the Diablos losses which should have been wins, L.A.S .....73 L.A.S ..... 53 L.A.S L.A.S BASKETBALL TEAM 1956-Coach Reeder, Ephriam Lamafdo, sob Mqlhon, Paige L-A-5 .,.,.83 ....,58 .....83 Johnson, Don Johnson, Larry Brenner, Fenton Gilmer, Dave Beigle and Head L'A'S '---- 57 Coach Sax Elliot. Front row-Chuck Bradish, Jim Spudich, Bob Watson, Stan L-'AS '--A- 69 Wolford, Bill Lamp and George Florentine. '---- ' L.A.S L.A.S L.A.S L.A.S L.A.S L.A.S L.A.S L.A.S L.A.S 6 L.A.S .....63 .....72 .--..63 .....80 .....51 .....57 ...-.58 ..,..58 .....84 L.A.S ..... 63 L.A.S ..... 52 .....8O L.A.S ..... 64 L.A.S ..... 56 L.A.S ..... 66 L.A.S .,... 69 L.A.S ..... 89 1740 LaVerne .,...... Loyola .,,.,,,,..,, Pepperdine .... Arizona State Chico State ,.,. Arizona State Chapman .,..., Redlands ,.,,.... Cal Poly ........ Fresno State .. San Diego St. ....71 ....63 ....8O ....67 ....70 ....66 ..,.57 ....76 ....79 ...,76 ....91 Pasadena Naz. ..76 Cal Polyi' ...... ..,.63 U. Cal. Riv. .,.,.,., 49 La Verne .....,...,.. 60 Westmont ....,..,.. 65 Cal Tech ...,........ 41 Vera Cruz .,........ 56 S.F. State ..,....,.... 75 San Diego St. .,,, 84 Cal Tech ..........,. 59 Sta. Barbara' Sta. Barbaraf .,..59 74 Cal Polyi' ........,. 84 Loyola ,,.......... ....94 Pepperdine .,,..... 88 12 wins, 14 losses CCAA games 1823 :ouniry Cross gn-vs it Bill Gallagher, Ralph Rid- dell, Bernie Abrahms, Wil- bur Williams, Sheldon Auerbach, Ed Rice. W-0 Once again Coach Felix Jumonville was plagued with a small squad of distance run- ners. Though they did not win many meets the squad was always improving and did finish third in a four team Held in the league meet. Ralph Riddell was the first 'Black and Gold perfonner to finish the 5000 meter grind in ninth spot, with teammate lNiilbur Williams a few steps behind in tenth place. Water Polo and Swimming Inexperienced polo players were the main concern of Coach Bud Wise as his team was swamp- ed in most of their mee-ts by more experienced teams. Ernie Williams and Jack Mos- cowitz were the key figures de- spite some of the large scores racked up by their opponents. A small squad at many of the matches added more wrinkles no the brow of the coach. The swimming team of Coach Scotty Deeds took fifth place in the State College swimming meet held at San Luis Obispo by tallying a total of 17 points. lVilliams took a third in the 200 yard butterfly and fourth in the 200 yard orthodox breast stroke. Glenn Rinehart placed third in the one meter fancy diving and fourth in the three meter fancy diving. The scoring was com- pleted when the medley relay team swam to a fifth place finish. Bill Sullivan, Dunnigan and Mos- cowitz were other competitors on the swimming team. POLO TEAM-Back row: Jack Moscowitz, Jim Cratty, Hal Dunnigan, Clint Means, John Han- son. Front row: Norm Lifwak, Ernie Williams, Art Serote, Chet Mueller, Coach Bud Wise. ,La EMM 9- L 4 i I,-0..- . Les Hufforcl Fullback ,W ww B , ma r ss ,..ik E Charles Ucker Center Glenn Rinehart Fullback ss i tm sn H Nt H M is a v sm HW Ska mmm . 'Inna tmamzmsrsgd as ss mass Us H Q as in was HH 1 .M-is . , :Z asa-U if Exim its t L. 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Z .,.. --.-5.7:-1-.f Don Presby Dick Gaskell Harold Hall Guard End End Dale Taufer Norm Grambush Harold Huffman Jack Roberis Luther Robinson Center Tackle Guard Tackle Tackle wafkiww fag! swag vu :Q-sz ywmnn 1553- Esau Q35 3' 5 omg W as Roger Smith Tackle Chris Ardevanis Guard 'E Q H mfg-Q si Marty Allen Tackle Gerry Harer Guard 375 pun , Coach Reed Nilsen gives last minute instructions to Norm Grambush before sending him into the hotly- contested Pepperdine game, won by the Peps, 6-0. 5 a . Q E ., . mimi?-552, QE Waf- Q M H M 1 we E ug if-Q 5 EW 55-sgige PSE Norm Forgey Tom Morgan Rudy Ramos Virgil Stanley Bud Wakeling Halfback Halfback Halfback Halfback Fullback Outstanding play by the Diablo linemen gave the Devils a resounding upset win over Pomona, 20-13, to hand the Sagehens their only loss of the year. J 'E ba- if Willie Williams skirts end for 22 yards against Santa Barbara. Williams was a key man in the Devil offensive attack. COACHING STAFF- Scotty Deeds, Hank En- nen, Reed Nilsen, Emil Wroblicky. Coach Adams kneeling. A wild scramble for a Santa Barbara fumble gives the ball to the Diablos. The Gauchos scored twice to earn a 14-7 victory after stopping numer- ous drives by the Adamsmen. ROW 'I-Bill Reed, Willie Williams, Chuck Ucker, Don Presby, Gerald Harer, Virgil Stanley, Les Hufford, Norm Forgey, Roger Smith, and Dick Whitney. ROW 2-Cornelius Alcala, Jack Morales, El Swerdfeger, Luther Robinson, Manny Alvarez, Rudy Ramos, Chris Ardevanis, Bill Hicks, Dee Vacletsky, Glenn Rinehart, Norm Grambush. ROW 3-Marty Allen, Jim Hill, Bud Wakeling, Jack Roberts, Dick Butler, Lou Nichols, Dale Taufer, Tom Davis, Tom Morgan, Dick Gaskell, Harold Hall, Ken Coleman. ROW 4-Emil Wroblicky, Hank Ennen, Coach Bud Adams, Scotty Deeds, Reed Nilson, Larry Sherwin. Football Coach Bud Adams and his football team may have Finished the year with a dismal 3-6 record but two of those three wins were big ones. Pomona- Claremont and Whittier, two of the top small college teams in the nation, fell before the inspired Devils. A 33-0 pasting admiinistered -by larger Brigham Young University opened the season for the Adamsmen. Then Pornona-Claremont brought a twelve game winning streak to Snyder Field and went home without it as the Devils took their measure 20-13. The Sagehens were not to lose another game during the season. Les Huf- ford and Manny Alvarez sparked the offensive attack. Hufford went 95 yards for a TD after intercepting a pass on his own five yard line. Occidental bounced back after the Staters had taken a 7-0 lead and trimmed the visitors 16-7. Other losses were to Nevada 1,3-12, Terminal Island, 14-0, Pepperdine 6-0, and Santa Barbara lil-7. The LaVerne Leopards were the grid team's number two victim 19-2. A had pass from center gave the Leopards their only points and spoiled the home team's best chance for a shutout. The biggest win was the victory over Whittier which had enjoyed a per- fect season until the Pomona-iClaremont team had tripped them up a week before by one point, When the dust had cleared the scoreboard showed 20 for the victorious Devils and 6 for the favored Poets. For three quarters the Poets nursed a 6-0 lead but the final period found the winners chalking up their 20 points to score their second upset of the year. Harold Hullinan, outstanding guard, was named State College's most valuable player for the season. Coach Bud Adams Football Record m A Brigham Young .... ....... 3 3 Los Angeles State 5 -, Occidental ............ ....... 1 6 Los Angeles State .. ' Los Angeles State ,,.. ,.,..., 2 O Pomona-Claremont Los Angeles State .... ....,.. l 9 LaVerne ,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,. ,.,., -' e ' ' Terminal Island .... ....... 1 4 Los Angeles State Santa Barbara ,,.... ....... 'I 4 Los Angeles State Nevada ................ ....... 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I if w Y ,, r.. . klmlnlsiuh- 1 y xuxmn .xx mg may mi m r w Q M m sm nz sm , 'g Y ur-,-gl Y, ivy, 'frja 3551 W umm: 24 N +5 'LW , '1 '11 1 ,K+ f L 1 . .. X 53? H SP' A H V MQW .gg J 3-ix' ,-X 4 at NMA L'-Q ' 1 1. '51 4 -z-' . ug 9 X it 'L' Q? 'x N .r xv S-5-I 41-f , , 9 Y gf :again wwf WF ,., f -gf f 0 Z I SQL A A.- , Q IL G . sf .1 f I 1. Qi IV E126- 9 Q Q L, 4. ' 'M' L . Ad ' ' M? 'lf-34 , 1 ,lf A Wai, Z., 5'2i:,5E ' 2' Big, ia 4 'W if ' I-' Agahx 'mf , nlfiouki Have Danced JAH Phght Welcome Dance lllluu . Registration I Here ss n TIVIT WW ' 1. .gay 'Un Q41 if Pitchfork Gathering up the facts about all campus organizations and activities and compiling them was the monumental task of nembers of Pitchfork, the Los Angeles State College year- nook. The book is divided into sections with an editor assigned zo each onc. The job of scheduling pictures, checking OmCCI'S, lists, and formulating information is the task of these students. l J -.2 - it --- ., QL, -J E E . ttf, Charles Donaldson Lawrence Lindensmith Editor .,,,,.......,,,.,,,. ,.,............. C harles Donaldson Associate Editor ...... ..,....i. L awrence Lindensmith Activities Editor ............... ,,........... B obbi Goodman Organizations Editor ......... ........ S andra Gordon Graduate Section Editor .....i.....i..,.,,....., Y von Garuthers Sports Editor ......................................,........... Vic Johnson Faculty Editor ................ Durley Taylor, George Bayha Bobbi Goodman Student Government ..........v....................... Frank Gregory Layout ...................... .......,. R ollie Younger, Bob Wilson Artist ...... . ......,.................. Dorcas Aunger Secretary ...... ............... A nne Phillips G7'lld1lllf35 ....... ..............,....,..... .D orothea. Pattison Activities .......,.... .............,...,................ L enore Tachna 0Tgll1l1Ztll10Tl.f ......,......... Elodie Bowers, Barbara White, Don Young Faculty ..... ......... N ancy Bell 5 Advisor ----- ........ I rvin Borders Vic Johnson relaxes Dorcus Aunger Bob Wilson Yvon Cciruthers ,d-d,,,..-f- Staff Session ,gg ..,.,. I Durley Taylor Sandro Gordon Rollue Younger Y L Intramural Recreation Association SEATED-Allan Shall, Jack Lackey, Bill Maxwell, George Manooshian. STAND- ING--George Willott, Mrs. Dorothy O'Brien, Dr. Israel C. Heaton, Charles Sierra, Diane Stewart, Ed Green, Vic Kobett. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Allan Shall Student Director Jack Lackey Dianc Stewart Secretary Diane Stewart The Intramural Rc-creation sociation is made up of studc majoring or minoring in recr tion. In pancls, discussions, 2 meetings members becomi- quainted with professionals in Held. Major projects of the organi tion are the hobby show, int mural recrcation cvcnts ev' spring, and participation in ' Spring Sing. tag 3 ii' Ni A , . -xi' Examiner's Al Santoro livens banquet. Graf assumes command. FALL Hedda Harmer George Bayha Aime Parenteau Joseph Ingber Charles Donaldson Night Times SPRING Hedda Harmer and Frederic Gavlin Editor-In-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Features Editor Activities Editor Georgia Lee Poneira Joseph Ingber Patricia Kern Sports Editors Ch-arles Donaldson and Emmanuel Peters Art Director Ron Sparks Advisor Mr. Paul T. Scott The infant publication on campus, the Night Times, had its inception in the spring of 1954. It began as a four page publica- tion but soon began running eight pages. Highlights of -the news-feature magazine during the year were the extra large Home- coming issue which featurcd a center page of candidates in color and the final Life edition. The format for the spring semester dupli- cated the appearance and style of many lead- ing magazines in the country and featured controversial editorials. l l I College Times X in Q I LW 1 , FRED WILHELM BOB GRAF FRANK GREGORY Associate Editor-Fall Editor-Spring Editor--Spring y s i l, V l EMMANUEL PETERS Sports Fell Editor Fred Govlin bids the staff goodbye. College Times, the campus weekly newspaper, continued its program of growth during the semesters of the 1955-1956 year at L.A. State. Under fall editor Fred Gavlin, edi- tions of the standard-sized publication ranged from six to eight pages, making it one of the largest college weeklies published on the West Coast. Fenner editor Fred Wilhelm returned to take over managing editor chores. Spring semester saw the top editorial post change hands. Editor Bob Graf turned the reins over to his managing editor Frank Gregory during midse- mester in order to assume an editorial post outside the college. FALL Fredric Gavlin Editor Fred Wilhelm Bennett Mintz Robert Gamm Sandra Gordon Managing Editor City Editor Copy Editor Feature Editor Emmanuel Peters Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor Foreign Ajairs Editor Womenis Editor Editorial Manager News Editor Business Manager Mlike Calzone Paul Sanfilippo Tom Denton SANDRA GORD Women SPRING Robert Graf and Frank Gregory Erie Lorenzen jack Foster Vie Johnson Mike Calzone Sandra Gordon Minor Willman Harold Keating Tom Denton Advisor Dr. Wfirt A. Williams Statement State's journal of creative and critical expression, Statement, continued main- taining the high standards set by its predecessors. The pages of Statement are open to students, faculty members, and alumni for contributions of short stories, articles, poetry, and art. The literary an- nual can be found in leading libraries throughout the nation, and requests from England for copies have been received. Stag Editor Ted Weissbuch Associate Editor Frank Jansson Editorial Stab' Yvon Caruthers, Miguel Doran William Linville, Harold Keating Jr. John Clendenning, Wellington Lommer David Schwartz, Burton Schwartz Harry Rothrock, Carolyn See John Foster Ad visor Dr. Frederick Sh-royer Established in April of 1952, the Student Marketing Club has a many faceted goal it accomplishes. The aims of the organization are to foster scientific study and re- in the field of marketing, to develop sound thinking in the Held, to improve methods teaching marketing, to study personnel problems and to gain knowledge about business. Student Marketing Club FALL SPRING Charles Fztstlabcn Ken Lyon President Ken Lyon, Charles Pollack, Robert Wolin Gene Miller Vice Prrnddezzt David Donin Robert Stain Secretary Tom Johnson Torn Atkinson Treasurer Dr. Russell Chrysler Advisor Weissbuch works late A happy find --- ' W- 'v- I--gg -.-1,4..f .,1gu 1 Psychology Club The Psychology Club strives to promote and to further knowl- edge and interest in the field of It psychology and allied social sci- ences, foster social and intellec- tula pursuits among students, en- courage student-faculty relation- ships, and keep abreast with cur- rent developments in the field. Regular programs for the se- mester included lectures, films, and demonstrations. In addition, the club sponsors fiefld trips, a ,Q monthly newsletter, student-facul- Z ty get-togethers, social activities, and student awards. President .................. Alvin Marks Vice Presirlrnl ..,. Eugene Bunning Secr0ta1'y-Trf'n.t11 rev' Chirstine McCall C0l'7't'.S'fl07IlliIl.Q .S'cc1'rIary Toni Gardner Aflzwisor' ,......i Mrs. Alice Tliompson S' D It P' FAI-L SPRING Mrs. Anita Milton President Donald Ryckrnan Luis Perez Vice President Dorothy Heffner Amparo Martin Secretary Yolanda Gonzales Olga Roesch Treasurer George Koberne Advisors Dr. Florence Bonhard Miss Marjorie Gardner - 'T .agil- Sigma Delta Pi was founded in 1953 under the sponsorship of Dr. Florence Bonhard. The dual purposes of the Club, the national honorary Spanish society, are to reward scholarships, and to stimulate an interest and knowledge of all things Hispanic. Their goal is a better understanding of the Spanish- speaking world. Members must have completed three years of college Spanish with at least a 2.1 grade point average, and must have a 1.7 overall average. 55- intiwq wg,-5 is LVN' wwf, c ' ans A FALL SPRING Carolyn VVcnig Presidmzt Jean Durham Yolanda Gonzales Vice Presideizt Yolanda Gonzalcs Ida Salazar Recording Szecrelary Margaret Zurnwinklc C'07'7'C.Yf207l,lii1Zg Secretary SL'L'7'HlCl7'1V Clara Zivc Lois Cowen Treasurev' Toni D'Adclario liao Takasugi Yearbook Chairman Cvlcstc Griflith Progrcmz Chairman Pollyannc Prcvisich Fraternily Educator Clara Tam Social Clzairmavz Ruth Anderson Publicity Chairman Clzajnlain Francis Marcus Adviror Nliss Maurinr: Tixnlncnnan olyn Merson Mcurine Zimmerman Yolanda Gonzales ii I f iel Witbeck Ruth Anderson Frances Dey Lois Cowen Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Alpha lotu, national professional music frzitcmity, has provided musical pro- grzuns for 21 nuuibn-r of social events and has prcscntcd two music concerts. 'Tho Ol'g?ll1iZ2l,iiOll is attempting to raise the stzindards of produvtivf: musical work among women students, to promote social advan- tages, :md to oilcr inspiration and material to its iumiibcrs. Francis Marcus Clara Zive Carla Wittel Margaret Zumwinkle Antoinette D'Addario Ida Salazar Pollyanne Pr is a . Celeste Gri B I I A iz i Madrigal Singers FRONT ROW-From left: Pol- lyanne Previsich, Ronald Car- asik, Rita Stevens, Frances Marcus, Francis H. Baxter, Di rector, Norma Johnson, Yo landa Gonzales, Larry Stroud etty Grover. ACK ROW-Carl Walters onna Scott, Orval Robertson ean Durham, Dale Ziegler ruce Boyd, Ruth Curtright, ichard Fiester, Clara Zive Charles Stovall. 'mtl ,fl In I --I rl ,.W- 4- L' L Q B 2 s W Q Q 5 is Statesmen TOP ROW-From left: Ralph Rid- del, Oscar Howard, Charles Wil- liams, Walter Andrews, John Davidson, Lawrence Brewer, Daniel Horton, Gene Law, Joe Di Giulio. MID D L E ROW - Gilbert Moss, Vladimir Biggs, Stagalee Brown, Harley Sandburg, John Olinski, James Campbell, Daniel Hay- don, Richard Froton, Donald Okanu. BOTTOM ROW-Francis H. Bax- ter, Wendell Willis, Masaru No- buto, Sheldon Cohn, Edgar Wil- liams, Harold Hyman, Richard Holmberg, Ernest Wafker. A Cappella Choir FROM LEFT-Francis H. Baxter, Director. ROW l-Pollyanne Previsich, Blanche Murphy,Beverly Shelton, Brinita Riggins, Donna Scott, Margaret Farrow, Clara Zive, Frances Dey, Carle Wittel, Gloria Cessford. ROW 2-Fay Roter, Antoinette D'Addario, Carrie Williams, Marie Barwick, Diane Hershon, Velma Gully, Adrienne Granik, Carolann Scranton, Elise Ovide, Maggie Gary, Wendell Willis. ROW 3-Robert Hansen, Eric Levy, John Straub, Eva Murphy, Frances Kerry, Peggy Benton, Roberta Ridderhof, Dora Braggs, Stephen Laska, Jr., Sol Pavlosky, Chris Pontrelli, Beniamin Szladowski. ROW 4-Vladimir Biggs, Richard Ozenghar, Richard Holmberg, Gilbert Moss, William Smith, Charles Williams, Walter Andrews, Joe Glennin, John Moe, Richard Froton, Joseph Bruno, Charles Stovall. Brass Choir T O P R O W - Trombones: Wayne Sherman, Lowell Olsen, Bill Court, Baritones: James Knepper, Zerl Persleyp Tuba: Richard Dorothy. MIDDLE ROW-Trumpets: Irving Bush, James Weiler, Edward Bor- denhave, Mathias Christoffer, Owen Mitchell, Robyn Fiske, Tom Kessler. BOTTOM ROW-Percussion: David Smedley, Jack Whaley, French Horns: James Hildinger, Harry Hale, Leonard Bentley, Fred Wil- kins. Scholarship Society Membership FIVE for morej SEMESTERS: Irwin Chernick Lois Cowen Dorothy Moyers Abe Tobis FOUR SEMESTERS: Helen Ball Jon Berg Gladys Berrier Fredric Gavlin Betty Heisler Kay James Rosemary Kash Lloyd McCracken Fred Wilhelm Lela Wread THREE SEMESTERS: Ruth ,Anderson Lucie Besag Marvin Breslauer Evelyn Gibbs Hedda Harmer Laura Leigh Marjorie Rodgers Roselyn Weber Bob Wrathal TWO SEMESTERS: Helen Brocklehurst Farrel Broslawsky Mary Burtle John Clendenning Wylna Cowles Mary Dahle Charles Donaldson Ross Gearhart Helen Guard Frances Heinz Gary Herberg Edna McCarty June Malone Rose Margolin Ruth Michaelson John Parker Peter Petris Jean Reeser Inez Robertson Roselynd Schecter Richard Sternback Charles Van Meter Margaret Wurth Margaret Zumwinkle ONE SEMESTER: Ethel .Barkelew Cary Bedakas George Berella Allen Boodnick Richard Bowe Betty Brant Illina Brunson Louis Caton Evelyn Clementz Jerry Craft Shirley Craft Leatrice Dodd Louis Fakhouri Doris Fuller Donald Goodwin Sophia Hardy Irving Heisler Folk ballads brighten a meeting Joe Ingber Williard Johnson Ellen Kalgarrd Frances Kell Virginia Kelly Eileen Komm Kermit Kynell Janet Lederman Mary Jean Lewis Orda Lewis William Linville Joseph Lubell Lulu Lumpkin Catherine Mastro Blanche Murphy Mariorie Nelson Donald Newman Nancy Newton Helen'Real Felicia Reichardt Jose Reyes Allen Schrader Caroline See Martin Segal Kaye Shea Beverly Shelton Frances Siegal Marion Sovetky Florence Teters Helen Toon Blake Traeder Josephine True Shirley VanDine Marshall Wellington Eleanor Wilms Rosemary M. Wilson Scholarship Sociely Promoting ment zunong Angeles State scholastic acliievc- the students of Los College is the Schol- arship Society. The society was founded for those students niztin- taining a grade point average ol' 2.2 and makes sernesterly scholar- ship awards. FALL Helen Ball Irwin Clierniclc Pre.rifl1'n,t Vice Prmidczzl jean Gregory Marjorie Rodgers Fredric Gavlin Sffc1'elary Tr1'n.s'u1'fr Publicity C'llI1ll'77'1.!lIL ICC Rejiimvizlalimr A d vim rs SPRING Helen Ball Irwin Chernick Kay James Marjorie Rodgers Fredric Gavlin John Clendenning Dr. Burton Henry Mr. Keith Manion new .tw w . n Helen Bcill Mcriorie Rodgers E .- ,. :I -: -:M.::, I -: .- Irwin Chernick SEATED-Marjorie Rodgers, Irwin Chernick, Helen Boll, Kay James. STANDING-Dr. Burton Henry, Rosilyn Weber, Helen Guard, Janet Ledermon, Jon Berg, Jean Reeser, John Clendenning, Inez Robertson, Abe Tobis. K . Kcly James ng 5 F E sw H 5 E E H gg W an is an 2 ,M 13' Fred Govlin E t . . -L SPRING as Gcarhart Frank Kent President sc Niall, Jr. Donald Tokowitz Vice President I... ., s Q gr? Q fm ' 4 mg :-: L Edward Couture C01'7'F5f?O7Zdi7Zg SCt77'f'l'fl7'j' 1' -f-. ' .nk Kent Ross Gearhart wwf Secretary-Treasuref Dr. Malcolm Sillars Advisor 'Stimulating the progress in, and furthering the interest of, intercollegiate speech activities is the Forensic Society Psi Kappa Delta. In addition, it is providing functional leadership training for life, and at the same time encouraging a spirit of fellowship, cooperation and incentive for achievement. SPRING Pnrsideizt ..,........... ........ F Oster Easley Vice Presifleiit .....,.,...... Theresa DeAnde SC'C7'6Hl7'j7 ..,......,. ,..... M arvin Frost Trcaszwer .............,.,.....,...... james Kelly Field trips were an integral part of this year,s Police Club activities. Led by Foster Easley, the group's aim was to promote a better understanding of the ideals of professional law enforcement. Another goal was to instill in thc minds of citizens the idea that police and public are one and the same. Board of GOL'07'7l07'S .,....,. Wilford Smith Bill Sirncron Paul Vincent Sam Cohen Roy Payly Advisor ..... .... M crrill Duncan Las Beldades Las lleldades, the VVOI1'1l'I'l,S honorary society, was organized in the fall of 1950 to recognize those senior women who are outstanding through their scholarship and service to Los Angeles State College. Mc-nihersliip is ollcred only to those women who liave shown an unsi-lfish desire to work toward the betterment of the College. Pmsizlrut ................,,,..... Yvon Caruthers Active MIT77117I'7'5 -SfI7'i71,Q, 1955 Dorcas Aungcr, Shirley Billings, Kathryn lVIcCrzu:ken Actizfff JW 1vm1mr,s'-Fall, 1955 Chris Abrulianiian, Yvon Camtliers, Sj1on.ro1' .........,.......... Dr. Esther Pcnchcf STANDING-Cynthia Johnson, Bernice Rowley, Emily Winsmon, Kathryn Mc- Cracken, Elaine Baron, Bernardine Brisebat. SEATED-Yvon Caruthers, Dorcas Aunger, Chris Abrahamicm. Lambda Theta The honorary organization for women in education, Lambda Theta, works actively to further the cause of democratic ed cation by fostering professional spirit and seeking and maintaining the highest standards of scholarship and profession preparation. ' Further aims are to cooperate in thc solution of problems which interpenetrate various fields of knowledge, to encourag graduate work and to develop a professional fellowship among women engaged in education. ' SEATED-Eleanor Wilms, Wylna Cowles, Betty Heisler, Florence Mason, Dr. Rita Hanson, Pauline Eckert, Helen Ball. STANDING-Marie Magargee, Joy Sutter, Michele Ettari, Jean Quinn, Dorothy Olsen, Mary Jane Montalongo, Julia Whea- ton, Anne Pachel, Felice Wiesner, Susan Wasserman, Betty Eberle. FALL SPRID Florence Mason Florence Mas Presideizzf Betty Hcisler Betty Heisf Vice President Elizabeth Chao Ann Udo Correspotzdirig Secretary Marjorie Rodgers Helen B Recording Secretary Eleanor Wilms Eleanor Wil: T1'ec1su1'e1' Lela l'Vrcad Wylna Cow Historian Wylna Cowles Wylna Cow Publicity Florence lVIason Norma Johns I.C,C'. Rejzmseiztative Dr. Georgia Adams Dr. Rita Hans- Advisors nternational Club ALL lorni Dastur President ran Watson Henry Turner Viee President oseph Childs Helen Real Secretary-'Treasurer lecily Umezuka Correspon'ding Secretary .stella Zamudio Social Secretary 'aul Sanfilippo Publicity Activities 'ahsin Nabulsi Cultural Commissioner ean Watson Chairman of Bureau Aid and Information Advisor SPRING Homi Dastur Paul Sanfilippo Sandra VVisner Dedicated to bringing together American and foreign-born students of Los Angeles State College, the International Club was founded in order to promote an understanding of the problems, interests, and customs of differing peoples of the world. Investment Club Organized and approved in the spring of 1956, Their delegation to the model U.N. came home with the first place for small dele a tions from Corvallis, Ore. the Investment Club is the newest organization on campus. Its purpose is to stimulate interest and develop understanding of the scicntihc principles of invest- ment. In furthering this purpose, members carry out research projects and select investment securi- ties based on their Endings. An interesting program of activities for the spring semester included a launching party, dinner- speaker meetings, and social gatherings. Lectures, parties, and dances were events scheduled by the organization. One of the highlights of the-semester was the celebration of the Persian New Year. CHARTER OFFICERS President ,.,,.................................... Victor D. Sabah First Vice President ...................... Arthur G. Yates Second Vice President ........ Manfred Moschkowitz Third Vice President ...,.., ,.............. F ranklin Kaye Secretary ,,,......,... , ,,... .....,................ J ack Weiser Treasurer ....,. ......... R uben Kitaygorodzky Sponsors ....... ............. M r. Frank J. Hill Dr. Floyd R. Simpson CHARTER MEMBERS Harold C. Andrews, Thomas Atkinson, Kurt Borchers, David Bourke, Robert D. Brown, Don- ald Buwalda, Samuel Carbray, Lawrence D. Cohn, Raymond G. David, Benjamin Dube, Michael A. Fradkin, Robert E. Freiberg, Phillip R. Hill, Haru- hisa Ishizuka, Eugene D. Kreisler, Robert Lampert, William Lerz, Ronald Mowry, Charles Pollock, Vincent Russo, Ted Shapiro, John Willis, Gage Wilson. ffl 'Y .7f:i55? '.?5 f WRA I A 'X 'N -4 FALL SPRING Xlixgikl . L -, ,.,-X 4 bv Joan Hurwitz I Marge Duyei K ' 4 President --- Laurine Leath Pat Lindsay 1, -, - ' Vice President F , ' ' Ina Silvemian Barbara Huli 2 gf, . Serretary i S it ii Wanda Longsine Dianne Stewart . ,. 5 ' i Treasurer , . 4 1 , ,l ' N Susie Harris Connie Corbin . - - , it Athletic Maizager' ' ji 'J-'If-X Diane Stewart Publicity I I i 'J Roberta Matson f Publicity, Historian ' 71' . Carol Desser . I.C.C. Representative ,ff . Mrs. Dorothy O'Brien ' Miss Joan Johnson X Advisors il The organization for women interested in the field of recreation is the Womeifs Rec- reation Association, better known as WRA. All women interested in that field are eligible to join. Mcxnbvis of WRA took part in the annual Spring Sing held in the Physical Edu- cation Anncx during the second half of the year. Industrial Arts Assoc. President .,.... Vice Przfridvllt Secretary .... ......,Elvin Hurst fFallj Keith Rogers ....,.Roland Baker .......Ccorgc Richards Treaxu rv 1' ............,......... Bruce Carnahan I.C.C. Rcj1rc,wr11f1fiz'v ..,..... Fred Purdy Aa'z1is0 rs ..... .........Alvin Lappin Claude Nihart Stress on social and professional improvement of its members is the main purpose the Industrial Arts Association. During the current year it has sponsored industrial fic trips, school visits, social events, and lectures. ' ,iw A1 :-:,a is rv Nilliam E. Christie .........,........ President -larry Violette ,..,.,........., Vice President Physical Education 'rank Gutierrez , ..........,.. Vice President Gloria Nelson ..,... Vaurine Leath ..... iean Canterbury ..... Petty Haley .......... Dr. Albert Wise .,,... FALL Carla Anthonsen Robert Crouch Margaret Farrow Adrienne Granik Sheila Bernstein Virginia Robbins, Recreation .....,.Vice President Health ,. ..,,. Secretary .......Treasurer .....,,I.C.C. .,.,.,.Sp0nsor . . ,, is gg fm The California Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, is the largest organization in California devoted to a special interest field. All majors or minors in the fields are eligible for memibership. Its main objective is the fostering of professional interests and attitudes. Direct benefits are obtained through oppor- tunities to exchange ideas through conventions, meetings, and workshops. SPRING President Bernard Hawkins Vice President Margaret Farrow, Sandra Wisner Secretary Joan Schmitz, Sheila Bernstein Treasurer Charles Laraway C S T A Publicity, Historian Sheila Bernstein Manuel Gonzales Representatives Lucille Rhodes, Robert Wright Sponsors Dr. Marian Wagstaff, Mrs. Ruth Samson 'Aw CSTA, California Student Teacher's Association, has contributed largely to State College's teacher training pro- gram. Its activities include mock inter- views, student teacher panels, and teas for its more than 400 members. Better teachers, better world is the motto of the group. SEATED-Sheila Bernstein, Carla An- thonsen, Virginia Robbins, Margaret Farrow. STANDING - Bernard Hawkins, San- . dra Wisner, Robert Crouch, Adrienne Granik, Loraine Campbell. . T5 Alpha Gamma Pi FALL SPRIN Sarah Abernathy Muriel VVithe President Jean Littledyke Vice President Dena Pehonsky Ruby Naza Secretary Littledyke Jeanne Byrc 'Treasurer Muriel Withers Diane Cai I.C.C. Rejnreseiztatiue Mary Lou Mallory Mary Margaret Yom H irtorian Erika Jentsh Keeping in mind the motto that through better homes we have a better worldf' women of Alpha Gamma Pi, Home Economics Club, complete the second year of the group's existence. This organization was formed in the interest of all home economics majors and minors. Alpha Phi Gamma Formed in the spring of 1954-, Alpha Phi Gamma, national co- educational journaistie fraternity, is one of the newest fraternities on CZUDPUS. The fraternity recognizes individual ability and achievement in journalistic pursuits at State College: to serve and promote the welfare ol' the college through journalistic eH'orts is the goal. In the spring semester of this year, members of Alpha Phi Gamma won many awards for the College Times in the competition held at Long Beach State College. Triumphant Diablos came home from the California Intercollegiate Press Association Convention with their trophy and awards. Membership is based on seholarship, two semesters, service to a State College publication, one semester's previous service else- where, and personality. FALL Fred Wilhelm Aime Parentcau Frank Janssen George Bayha Yvon Caruthers Galen Kuehnast Sandra Gordon SPRING Prfkfirlenl Fred lfVilhelm Aime Parenteau Fred Gavlin George Bayha Firsl Vice Prexident Second Vice President Recordiizg Szmielary Cy0T7'l'.YfI07Zfli7Ig Secretary Yvon Caruthers T1'ea.f1u'er Galen Kuehnast Bailijf Larry Lindensmith Sponsor Paul Scott A.W.S. Representative Mrs. Virginia Chamberlain Sponsor ROW l-Paul T. Scott, Lawrence P. Lindensmith, Yvon Caruthers, Aime Parenteou, Fred Govlin, Bob Gomm. ROW 2-Irvin Borders, Fred Wilhelm, Minor Willman, Hedda Hormer, Sondra Gordon. Sigma Epsilon Sigma Epsilon, LASC engineering society, has a dual purpose for existing: to give recognition to engineering majors, and to strive for the promo- tion of a sense of fellowship among its members. Upon graduation, perpetual honorary member- ship is attained. FALL Eugene Folgarelli Lester Dimit Elvin Shaw Felix Dumlao SPRING President Elvin Shaw Vice President David Sheldon Secretary Gordon E. Thrane Treasurer Loren Hufstetler I.C.C.Rep1'esc1ztative Eugene Folgarelli Advisor Mi'. Leslie Cromwell I- l Phrateres Among the aims of Phrateres is to foster a spirit of friendliness among the students on campus in order to make Los Angeles State College famous for friendli- ness. This national honorary service group for women acts as hostesses for all school events. Women nominated for the honor of belonging must have a high scholastic rat- ing and have served the College in at least two Helds of school activities. This semester Phratereans Sandra Gordon and Chris Arahamian were elected Homecoming princesses. Ida Salazar Helen Ball Marilyn Fore Lupe Lopez Sandra Gordon Betty McDade Yolanda Gonzales X., Florence Mason Welcome Day Alie Hale Sarah Abernathy Chris Abrahar FALL SPRING Lupe Lopez President Sandra Gordon Yolanda Gonzales Vice President Betty McDade Dorcas Aunger Secretary Corresponding Secretary Alie Hale Recording Secretary Florence Mason Helen Ball Treasurer Marilyn Fore Chris Abrahamian Pledgemixtress Helen Ball I.C.C. Relbresentative Sheila Bernstein Advisor Mrs. Cynthia S. Johnson Cornel Muntiu Mosciru Nobuto Jerry Cohen Donald Paine FALL Harvey Eisenberg President Ronald Panting Joseph Rubin Phil Feldman Howard Bleilc Neil Altman Nlort Kirshncr Leonard Lowe Morris Bennett Stanley Znidcfr Vice P1'rf.rident Cl07'?'6SfJ07lIl'i7lg Secretary Recording Secretary SPRING Joseph Rubin Ronald Panting Morgan Kncvchtrl Bill Hubbard Treasurev' Howard Blcilc Alumni Secretary Phil Feldman Parliavnentarian I.C.C. Rejaresentative Morris Bennett Advisors Mr. Sib O. Hansen Mr. George N. Francis Sigma Chi Alpha 4-5 arvey Eisenberg Joseph Rubin Mort Kirshner Bill Hubbard Jerry Sklar Robert Reif Morgan Knechtel Phil Feldman 52? H -a Bm E Q-iw www 1:5 n S . Sigma Chi Alpha is thc profvssional accounting fraternity at Los Angclvs Stato. It is the first avcounting fraternity in the state to conduct round table discussions with practicing members of thc prolvssion. It provides for thc studcnt an active social program and a mvdiuui for cxclmngc of latcst lTlK.'th0ClS in the accounting licld. Criteria for membership includc EL 1.0 grade average in all vollcgc work, and at 1.5 gruclc average in all accounting coursvs tzikvn. ,sf-ss . ' :li Q sa H 5 Ron Ponting l ROW 1 Geigele, ROW 2 Dr. Walter Blackledge, David N. Bourke, Arthur G. Yates, Robert D. Zechar, Albert G. Eugene D. Miller, Dr. Rodney Luther. -Vincent Russo, Demetri Zafiris, David J. Kane, Norman Rosen, Lawrence Mahan, John H. Broy, Donald M. Okano. ROW 3-Andrew A. Caffrey, Joe Panarisi, John Porterfield, John Willis, Martin Segal. ROW 4-Tom Johnson, Edward R. Spacek, Sr., Vonlee Thomas, Lynn Dahle, Russell R. Walker, Anthony D. Ciranna. ROW 5-Ron Mowry, Morrel Weitzman, Chet Mueller, Michael Fradkin, Frank Greene, John Cross. ROW 6--Fred B. Brickman, Keith D. Millsap, Don C. Torgerson, Earl Neiss, Philip R. Hill. ROW ROW 8 Robert NOT Pl Fred Bo man, Th tel, Ral Nelson, Slanker, 7-Edwin R. Peoples, Harry E. Standley, Finley P. Klein, Howard Dangerfield. -C. James Heppe, Ray Fanselau, Frank J. DeSantis, Clifford Scott, Richard S. Trakas E. Freiberg, Victor D. Sabah, William Prieto, John M. Lieskovan. I CTURED-James M. Archibald, Thomas W. Atkinson, James L. Austin, Walter C. Bauer ss, Samuel E. Carbray, John W. Carl, Lawrence D. Cohn, Beniamin Dube, Phillip Feld omas A. Gocke, Dan D. Green, Claude Hamilton, Archie M. Keenan, Morgan B. Kneck ph D. Knox, Sheila Levy, Edward F. London, Henry M. Miller, Robert H. Murphy, Clark J. Joseph H. Pizzi, Richard P. Reid, Erwin B. Reisman, Lawrence J. Schlomer, Richard Leroy S. Stacel, Lenard S. Stone, Helgi B. Thordarson, John R. Williams. ZWXQQQENEWI isfssaswis EH Vee as as H' 'H em s H s .. Ramen lm? S. A. M. . Society for V W wg, the Advancement of Management David N. Bourke Robert D. Zechor Maureen Neory John i Providing an opportunity for business majors to acquaint themselves with the prin- ciples of mztnagenient, is tihc student chap- ter ol' the Society for the Advancement ol , Management, 21 national professional society. FALL SPRII The organization also enables students to . . coordinate problems and motivation in the David N' Bourke President Robert D' Zed 5015- Robert D. Zechar Vine President Arthur G. Ya Activities have included dinner meetings, M3111-een B. Nga,-V S657-gm,-y Albert Geig. student seminars, industry field trips, and so- cial cvcmsl Treasurer John Da Advisors Dr. Walter Blaekled Dr. Rodney Lutl ,tt s HTMM wi Spring officers getting together 'For ca contcab cure, from left: Albert Geigele, secretoryp Robert Dole Zechor, presidentp Arthur Yates, vice president, and ' Eugene Miller, treasurer. Winsem 'l rl Bauma an Dale Ziegler FALL SPRING Harold Hale Prexirlerzt Chris Pontrelli Manning Marquis Vice .President Jzunes Weiler Bill 'Barrett C01'7'33'12l?7ZfIi7Zg S ecrelary Orval Robertson Orval Robertson Executive Alumni Scwnrlary Harold Hale Fred Wilkins Treasurev' Charles Williams Richard Kirkman Historian David Smedley Warden Advisor Dr. Keith Snyder ' ii n Vernon Leidig Fred Wilkins -....-.-., -.. -.-,--..! Province Governor Waldo Winger - hands Charles E. Luiion award to President Harold Hale, for year 1954- 1955. The award is presented each year'fo'1he 'outstanding chapter in The province. Phi Mu Alpha i:-rf :ff - H - l I l Manning Marquis Horold Hale Fred Hughes James Weller Tracing its beginnings to the Orpheus Club on this campus, the Zirta Upsilon clmptcr of Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, fra- ternity of AII1L'1'lifZ1,, is going strong in r'Gga1 Cls to inmnhership and activities. I ts purpose is to proinotc and ztclvancc the cause ol' music in AIl'll'l'lL'ZI and to promotv thi: brothcrhoocl of students of music. In addition lo its social functions, it sponsors at least two concerts catch year winch arc open to all on campus. isgw . H Orvol Robertson John Olinski E . Sissy - Q mil .QW is H 1. S: Wigan H 5 E iwwm im-- Es N? an fgwfis X if Q H ' gg .. w Irving Bush 3 H x Y! 4 W s QQ E E , . I E xzli E EEE.: .,.,.,.,.,. E E E . - f 2 2 i M l . H H mf ... :3:3:'P ': . f,5 I:.xa i s V - ff., 'IQ 4. '5Z1Q5fE5:lsgs , . Q' - it E E is is I- mil.-iz, E ' gg -21+ ' IQI5,:a:s'g 2:2 . H K Q is H H I , Q, :,: E .:.., zzl I 5 153 , iff: H, H an 1:7 it in riffs 4,5 B E ,Y Sim Sf ZzsfS:'51Z:,w,:fE5 is 3-mgfwm'-E,. f . ffgitsswgskg v5,.,-I, Q ,im A H55-if wil W ' E535 ii., 'iWL::.xffz'1m is? Ilan Shall James Brownfield Jack Moscowitz John Cambicmica rren Reeves , m John Geatley fi Olen Baggett DIVISION ORIENTATION SPONSORED BY THE FRATERNITY-Kneeling: Cecil Crowe, Frank Green, Al Perez, .lim Cambianica, Clint Means. Rear Row-George Florentine, Bob Malhoit, John Geatley, Harry Violette, Dr. Warren Reeves, Bill Christie, Leroy Nelson, Charles Ucker, Robert Watson, Olen Baggett. mm Phi Epsilon Kappa Phi Epsilon Kappa, the national honorary physical edu- cation fraternity, is represented at Los Angeles State Col- lege by the Alpha Rho chapter. The fraternity is designed to honor male physical education students who have out- standing records of scholarship and exhibit high standards of enthusiasm and interest in this field. Acting as official host and representative of the physical education division at athletic events, this fraternity also acts as advisor to all those majoring in this Held. The members sponsor thc semi-annual division health, physical education, and recreation orientation. Last year the Alpha Rho chapter, which is the local LASC chapter, won the national Phi Epsilon Kappa service award. William Christie Al Soroky Frank Green l FAU- SPRING Don Carluc'ri President Daniel Reinstein John Geatley Assislant Pru.vident View Prm'idcnt Harry Violette Todd Tennyson T1'rrasin'mA Frank Green Advisor Dr. VVarren Reeves Harry Violette Cecil Crov- i , Y iz s - - , ix . 4 mu . , I W Fred Oken Dimitri Vocletsky Jack Lqckq Lu 1-avi? Loring Joe Sullivan Charles Pollack Jack Grimes ob Johnson Howard Davis Tom LaVigne C. James Heppe Ed Morse A Presidency changes hands -1 l .5 C l Robert Zechar Ben Trigg Alpha Kappa Psi This business fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi, requires that members have a minimum grade point average of 1.3 and demonstrate qualities of leadership ability. Composed of male students of the departments of business and economics, the organizational aims are to furnish the individual welfare of its members, to foster scientific research in the fields of corn- merce, accounts, and finance: and to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals. Stan Gotfsegen Bob Sergenf Maurice Dance Arthur Ycxfe FALL SPRING Robert D. Zecliar Pmvirlent Ben Trigg Charles Fastlabcn Vice Pmvidnlzt Charles Pollack Stanley Goltsegen Secretary Crn'mvj1m1di11g Secretary Eugene Kreisler Rrroorzling Secretary Joe R. Sullivan Robert L. Sergent T1'rfa.ru1'1:r Phil Feldman Edwin Morse Ma.s'lr'r of Rituals Jack Grimes Sfl0HA'07' Dr. William Voris John Dalis Philip Feldman Eugene Kriesler Charles James Sfansell Malcolm Sillars Jack Moscowifz Jim Brownfield Lee Ables Bill Pippin BACK ROW--Lou Cafon, Armando Cisneros, Al Marks, Bill Chrisiie, Assemblyman Ernest Debs, Mel Wallace, Assemblyman Tom Doyle. FRONT ROW-Lloycl McCracken, Dr. Wirt Williams, Dr. Howard Fleming, Pete Bodourian, L. D. Myers. Marshall Lundsberg Joe Ingber Ross Gearhearf Marvin Marshall Fred Wilhelm, Jr. George Francis Don Young Blue Key Abe Tobis Fred Gavlin Ted Weissbuch Bob Rief Harvey Kauffman Phil Schreiner Dole Malone Fall Semester Blue Key p-W-ru1,, '. 317' 1731 FALL SPRING E. Marshall Lunclsbcrg Pmvirlefzt Iflzuvcy Mcrradc Harry Hale V ice P1'eside1z't Harry Hale Chuck Laraway Recording Secretary Chuck Larzlwzry Bill Durham Cormfjpovzdiizg Svcrctary Bcrnic Kaplan Neil Altman T1'ea.s'u1'ef1' Walt Bauer Joe Ingbcr Parliamenta1'ia1z Stan Avison Neil Shulman Chajllain Bill Durham Sergeant-at-Arms Dick Sonnic Alunmi-,S'ecretary, I-Ii.x'loriavz joe Toms Advisors Dr. Jarnvs Cf. Willizunson Charles Loraway James Thomas nm 55 nm mm n gm lm n Dr. Gcmqc C LOll'Xll Dr. Czutcr G LflfLIIS Dr. Howzucl A I'llIIlll'l0' George Lorbeer Irwin Gerst Donald Reed Harold Hale Jack Moscowitz Carter Jefferis Morton J. Renshaw Howard S. McDonald Alpha Phi Omega Awarded the inter-club council's Outstanding Club Award, for service to the school, for the fall semester, the Lambda Mu Chapter ol Alpha Phi Omega was chartered by the national oflcice in l954. Since that time, it has striven to carry out its aims of rendering service in four fields: to the student body and faculty, to the youth and community, to members of the fraternity, and to the nation as active citizens. The organization sponsored the winning Homecoming Queen candidate Pat Kilpatrick. Miss Kilpatrick reigned at numerous LASC functions during the year. As one of its civic projects the club sponsored a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Be- sides its fraternal activities APhiO has aided at registration, ushered at All-State convocations and drama productions, assisted in the Red Cross 'Blood Drive on campus, and helped as hosts at Welcome Day. Its fall president, Marshall Lundsberg was named outstanding male student. I-lc was honored at the annual fall AMS banquet. Walt Bauer Mel Shipper E. Marshall Lundsberg awe E? hid' erin XLT 1 Haskell Ha, H a ng .mfs at ,Q- m Stan Avison Richard Sonnie Joe Tores James Weiler Howard Fleming Marvin L. Marshall Neil Altman Harvey Merade m M E ES mam- E .EMM EQQHEQW wmmwtam EQEQQ if 'ii ' Jerry Ullberg mimi :X Edward Neale W .:.,. ,,:, .. 5, ,, .... WE m A - ' if -ms ,Y is sw is E mu ar is X... xv A -K i 1: if ,es Q I s sr :.: v Q fi ,sg f, s Q .53 v. 5 1 1' ' mimi :H ,inane mam-SHN E . nz 1 I l B leaf H H A E. Q ks E 1 A X M ,H M -. is W M X M 5 QE H H me H . sem K M M , l H H l M M K Ummm H K H5 E N r- Q iriffif' wi' Egfr ii Bi in wif H' Y l 5... I i m I v U as X 2 I .. H F B SS SS Q an sing? rn A as 5 HM EB ai , 1 524895 Wm H K, 5 all H H , l B l X ,Q i . D A I, il if sig zu, George Marsh David Rosenfield Lester Rugg SPRING dent ........... ...... . Icrry Ullberg President ..,.. ,,,,,.. L ester Rugg Yufel' ...,............... .,......... T om Gibson rding S ecretar y .,........ Armando Cisneros 2sjJonding Secretary ............ jerry Waters l6dgemaS1fe1' ,.,,.,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,, B en Rude ledgemastm' ..... Larry Sherwin City ......,..... ............ B arry Brown ,yor .... ..... D r. Edward Neale Q 1-X .,,, Larry Sherwin in an Larry Domine Ben Jarmillo Jim Hill Ben Rucle Rho Delta Chi The distinction of being the first social fraternity on campus belongs to Rho Delta Chi. It was formed in the spring of 1949. The goals of the fraternity include fellowship, en- couraging leadership in student activity, providing a well-balanced social life for its members and expanding the bonds of brotherhood and friendship. In its ranks are many of the founding fathers of State College activities. Rho Delta Chi's social calendar is highlighted by two events during the school year, Inferno an annual dance, and the fratcrnity's '4Get-Acquainted Party in- cluding the new and old members ol the social sororities. Things swing ofthe Inferno Armando Cisneros Tom Gibson H Y Barry Brown FALL Armando Cisneros Jerry Ullberg ....... Jerry Waters ....... Lester Rugg .... Scott Dyer ..... Jim Hill .......... Paul Capaluto ..... Bob Ulls Art Serofe Vic Sabah John Davidson W5 QE A 523-5 u as sz B1 3 A uf is ae 5? be P33 Wm K I f :,, -1 , M' si 7 sl EEF awp '31 ff W W aw ' 1.5 is 3 41 l x 2 l N w , law ,. Q ,:,-,gf-FN no - ,I f I lx 11 l v 'A L: I I W Z-:5 xj .1.:':ss' my ' tj. . ' - E T , , ,K I , l , . A , Q 2 K PRESENTS Herb Folkman Bob Freiberg Bob Jones Jack Moscowifz Steve Mitchell Gene Bunning Julian Lein Ed McMillen Harvey Merade Tom Aikinson Pete Adomopoulos Louis Caton Ken Geyer l l Phi Delta ' Recognizing the need for scholarship, Phi Delta was the highest fraternity in scholarship both in the fall, 1955 and the spring, 1956, semester. Among the fraternit1y's objectives are the promotion of brotherhood, service, broadening of so- cial character, and development of student leaders. Originally organized for men interested in the advertising profession, Phi Del-ta revised its constitution in 1950 to form 2. social fraternity. FALL Mike Slovik Dori Young Lew Caron Bob F1-eiberg Vic Sabah Paul Woolsey Jack Fillingim Don Young Mel Wallace Hal Mintz Pr'e.sidmi.t Vice P1'a.rida'1zl Secretary T1'1fa.i'u TKT Pl 1' rl ge rn ax! ff 1' Alumni Secretary Alumni Advisor IFC Rej11'e.s'e1tlalivr' Scllolarthijf Chairman Athletics Clmirman Social Cliairman John Davidson Cha plain Dr. Carter jefli-ris Advisor Easter Egg Hunt SPRING Harvey Merade Bob Ulis Julian Lein Vic Sabah Paul Woolsey John Davidson Hal Mintz J. Carter Jefferis Paul Koubek Duane Cameron Lawrence Schlomer Michael Slovik Arnie Gclfner Don Young Paul Woold 5 M iw gm-1? Bm- E as WE is, ,E W B H nl ' s sif- is si 1, mama' H iwxsigige ,U 1, es Cambianica Wadi Abbu Paul Heichman Lawrence Segel Paul Lyclolph 1inic Ruggiero Tom Giles Delwyn Schubert Harold Hyman Frank Penunurl FALL SPRING Aime Parenteau President Norman Rosen Frank Tucker Vice President Wadi Abbu Jerome Cohen Treasurer Jerome Cohen Jim Cambianica Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Hal Hyman Historian Norman Rosen Social Clzairmari Frank Penunuri Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Weiler Pledgemastcr Advisors Dominic Ruggiero Aime Parenteau Robert Thomas Aime J. Parenteau Thomas Giles Dr. Paul Lydolph Dr. Delwyn Schubert PRESENTS Delta Kappa Phi Delta Kappa Phi is the youngest so- cial fraternity on campus, being or- ganized in August, 1950. Members are admitted on the basis of scholarship, personality, character and the will to participate in student activi- ties without regard to race or religion. Objective wise, the fraternity mem- bers are devoted to service, fellowship, honor and friendship among men at State College. High point in Delta Kappa Phi's year is the attainment of the coveted scholarship trophy for the spring of 1955. Hitting the books pays off with ci trophy 1-Y 'JA Y N1 is S lm is wigs i Q 1, M FALL w- E . .. iz fi sk no lx l ,, , J 1'Y'ii 5' -K , lfliitiwgmf t iw ,L gag! 'Kr w A 'eggs ig: ww H Z Q . 1 l . , L ' ' si , , Lee Ables Dennis D'A1'cy Ed Rice Harry Zellers Ron Brock Joe Riegler Gary Furness Bill Voorhees Clint Means Jim Moyer - 2 W xi ff , rf R Ei Prexidwzt Vice President Plodgemaxter Treasurer Recording Secretary Correxponding Secretary --1-3 l i 1 if Q L ,gs , -f Ron Sparks Don Goodman Clint Means Dennis D'Arcy Harry Zeller Dick Livingston Ron Brock Frank Mafra nga Marvin Marshall SPRING Lee Ables Joe Sehiro Bill Voorhees Chet Mueller Joe Riegler Pete Bodourian Sergeant-at-Arms Joe Nolan Historian Frank Matranga Athletic Coordinator Dick Livingston Chaplain Andy 'Black Advisors Dr. Mitchell Marcus Dr. Howard Fleming Joe Schiro Ara Arfeshian Gary Furness John Nehrbran iz' 'Mn' Jim Moyer Chet Mueller Joe Nolan Kappa Phi Sigma social fra- ternity, was organized in 1950 un- der thc sponsorship of Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood. The organization selects its members on thc basis of divergent and interesting backgrounds, without regard to racc or religion. Character, personality, and schol- arship arc also 'taken into con- siclcration. The mcnibcrs take a kccn in- tcrcst in all of thc stuclcnt ac- tivities, and sponsor an annual hayridc each spring, which is open to all studcxits. I -M Q ' i 4 L-- W , T1 ' f- go ' W 1, .5 K J 21 L,- , 3 e 5 W -.1 4 l Kappa Phi Sigma Joseph Reigler Lowrence Bill Voorhees Dick Sonnie Liebenbaum Lee Ables Andy Black Edward Rice Ted Little . I v' :vx1i-1 'Q E f . an W 5 ,xii x we In x '-1 4 ,aa X , E B .. 2. Y a' I gl -Q i f Float Building L ,, l Q ' l i , Z ,Q 'i Lf l if - .Q I H 4 lg, X Zwk Q , -' 7 -. -- ,... . ' ' . Rush Tea Suppressed Desire Party FALL SPRING Marcia Margulies Pr6sia'ent Dorothy Hazen Janice Angelo Vice Prexidevzt Tillie Sion Sandi Norman Pledgernistress Esther Castruita Tillie Sion Treasurer Francis Sotcher Katie Rowland Recording Sec1'eta1'y Lila Breton Sue Saza Co1'1'e.rj1mzding Secretary Rose lVIarie Tilclen Pat Anderson Hixtorian Pat Anderson Dorothy Hazen Clzaplain Dena King .ai ,,, Q iii if gi Dorcas Aunger mf 'S , , Frances Sotcher xf' . . E-T F Patricia Nunez Janice Angelo X . nw - mga- B an rx so- l P ig' . F ff-any Q 5 F ena King Esther Castruifa Lila Breton Margaret Catano Mary Alice Peairs Tau Sigma Nu Tau Sigma Nu has bcrcn activi- on thc Los Angeles State College- Campus since Novclnbcr, 1951. The purpose of this organization is to support Los Angclvs State College, to be active in philanthropic work, and to offer f1'ic'ndship and last- ing sistcrhoocl for thc mvrnbvrs. Dark grvcn and light green, which signilivs IIll'llI1ilI'1Q'llL1l growth and hope in thc future, are thc' gl'0lllJ!S colors. Thx- Ami-riczan 'Bc-auly Rose which stands for low and devotion is thi- sorority's llowvr. Annual Fish Fry Dorothy Hazen Sylvia Arredondo - Patricia Boyd Marcia Margulies Rose D. Shaffer Sun-uiko Saza Rose Marie Tilden Sondra Norman Toni Eskander Tillie Sion Patricia Anderson 34 6 W , X - '5- 'Pk .Qi Carol Orloff Carol Coombs Carol Desser Beverly Shelton Jackie Malone Marilyn Darling Ariel Whitbeck Norma Johnson Patricia Kilpatrick Jan Jarvis Nancy Bell Edyth E. Horner FALL SPRING' Diane Ruez President Betty McDacle Shirley Hassan Vice President Roma Burclitt Norma Johnson Pledg12mi.tlr1r.s.s Diane Rucz Kathy Kroesen Corresporzrling .S'er.'1'ala1'y Marilyn Darling, Beverly Shelton Recording Sc'm'c'ta1'y Beverly Shelton Margaret Farrow Trra,vzirw' jackie Malone Carol Desser Co-'T1'ea.vur1fr Cynthia Brnnk Dorothy Chamness Publicity Dorothy Chanmess Jan Jarvis, Betty McDacle Hivturian Carol Coombs Roma Burditt Co-Cm'rz'.s'j1onrIi11g Sccnflztry Patti Heath Adzfixors Dr. Edyth Horner Dr. Carol Smallenburg Cynthia Brunk , Dorothy Chamness Patti Heath Kathy Kroesen Chris Abrahcirnian Roma Burditt Betty McDade T- Diane Ruez Delta Beta Sigma Furthcring a spirit of service, honor, and fl'iCI'1ClSl'1lp among women of Los Angeles State College, is one of the primary ob- jectives of Delta 'Beta Sigma social sorority. Ml7IIllJC1'Sl'llIJ is based on character, personality and willingness to support campus activities. This organization was formed in Sep- tember, 1949. Rush Tea 'Ci Carla Anthonsen Margaret Farrow 'DN fm Chinese Dinner ff' is a FALL SPRING Dorathca Inselmann Prefirlent Dorathca Insclmann Marilyn Fore Vice President Chris Harding Toni D'Addario Secretary Arlene Clark Beverly Jean Nansel Treasurer Carolyn Marsh Agnes Patricia Goldstein Hixtorian Agnes Patricia Goldstein Nancy Lou Baker Corre,vpondin'g Secretary Nancy Lou Baker Marilyn Fore Pledgemistress Beryl Plummcr Advisor Dr. Rita Hanson M I- Qgw., 5 x 0 h ,ws gl m -' 2 ,P I ,23'5:,dQ-aQ.f,Q. , V M- - -- ,,.,. .. r V w - Alpha Theta Pi Alpha Theta Pi social sorority, the oldest won1en's organization on thc Los Angeles State College campus, has been active since Noveinber, 194-8. The sorority was organizccil for the promotion of social activities and the participation ol' women in student body functions at State College. Cliaraeter, personalilty, scholarship, and support of campus activities are the basis for thc selection of its members. Regular weekly meetings are held on Monday evenings, and there are many social events for the mem- hers throughout the year. Behind the soisority, there is a strong alumna association and the two groups often get together for special nieetings and social afTai1's. A scholarship fund was established hy the alumna for the lirst time this fall. Some of the activities of the past year included a Surprise Sunday morning breakfast, a Halloween party given by the new pledges, a pledge project of mak- ing dolls for the Childrens Hospital, a ski party, ex- changes with the social fraternities, and an annual Christmas party. 'l 'M' H -' - - i-1100--v Chris Harding Peggy Lou Benton Patricia Gold 1 , ll Il Las Vegas Rush Party 'Er Carolyn Marsh Beverly Nor GRGANIZATIGNS ' Y if! Jhei -r - Koffee Kapers Senior Breakfast Alpha Phi Omega Wins ICC Trophy .fx AWS COUNCIL ROW 1-Marian Shingu, Dorothy Chamness, Betty McDacle, Alie Hale, Arlene Clark. ROW 2-Yolanda Gonzales, Shelia Bernstein, Dorothea Inselmann, Joy Hunt, Mary Rose Grim, Peggy Lou Benton. ROW 3-Margaret Farrow, Carla Anthonsen, Carol O'Brien, Cynthia Johnson, Beryl Plummer. NOT PICTURED-Marilyn Darling. AMS COUNCIL Members ofthe AMS governing board going over problems in a conference session are, from left: Art Serote, Jack Moscowitz, Ed McMillan, Don Young, Hal Mintz and Dr. Howard'A. Fleming. NORMA JOHNSON Cultural Relations 1 .. 225:21 ls, Z Z JOE RIEGLER Elections CHET MUELLER Homecoming CLlNT.MEANS EXTENDED DAY COUNCIL MEMBERS-Seated: Ed Hall, Pol' Kern L D Alhlehcs Myers and Hedda Harmer. Standing: Robert Lawrence, Irving Stem Beverly Sloane, Jay Weiss and Saduko Kawonami. DENNIS D'ARCY Rally PAUL WOOLSEY Activities STAN AVISON Homecoming JOHN DAVIDSON Cultural Relations PETE BODOURIAN Rally CAROLE DESSER Vermont Campus Student Representative Fall Spring lnterfraternity Council JOE RIEGLER Elections ROBERT ULIS Notifications JOSEPH INGBER ROBERT REIF Finance CHARLES DONALDSON Public Relations SANDRA GORDON Publications LEE ABLES Organizations Commissioners Spring WILLIAM LERZ Graduate Manager ,W ..,.. W ,W , me assign a n 7, -H 'K sm kiss S W H E 1 fi: . ifmmsmgx ss. M fm: H- : ' ' ll E 16 A 5 Q E E E - Zgfimfari 'Q W W - W is-. we mf Q . mv:x'mfzW n iw Em W an n INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL-Sfancling: Larry Domine, Jerry UII berg, Art Serote and Dr. Floyd Eastwood. Seated: Harvey Me rode, Lee Ables, Aime Parenteau and Dennis D'Arcy. Meeting ofthe Fall InferClub Council representatives. avg-' 1' O Z If U C IP -4 I'TI 0 I-' If cn cn O 'fl Z 0 I'I'l Z cn 'H O Z on 'U E Z O ITI o. cn G J' CD Sl ,,, ID 3 U 7 James Stansell, Marvin Marshall and Ivan Smith. Q 4 2 WL A H? 't Q---' :--- f':' I I- 1 .V I ,I Il W 5 ' ' ' FALL PANHELLENIC OFFICERS-Seated: Dorothea lnselmann, Cynthia Johnson, Marcia Margulies, Diane Ruez. Standing: Nor- ma Johnson, Marilyn Fore, Jan Angelo, Sandy Norman and Dorothy Chamness. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FOR FALL-Jan Angelo, Dr. Chorlez Mudd, Marvin Marshall, Marcia Margulies. Seated: Edward Lee I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Bobbi Goodman, Dorothy nness Art Serote and Esther Costruita. Z E?W E 3TKe'71 ,Y ..-.- - .-. - -- 1 Hg is 3 1 gg ..... gig ESQ? it n 3 Egan: ummm aww- Se l M ne- Mffwe fm! DON YOUNG BETTY McDADE AMS President AWS President-Fall Senior Class Pres.-Fall is in y MARV MARSHALL Graduate Class Pres.-Spring BEN RUDE Junior Class Pres Spring it L1 CHRIS ABRAHAMIAN JOYCE NIELSEN Representative-at-Large Secretary VERMONT CAMP US OFFICERS Wommfs Represevztative .... .....,.,., A lie Hale Student Representative ................. ....... C arole Desser Campus Relations Assemblyman ...... ...... B ernic Faber Athletic Assemblyman .................. ...... C lint Means Elections Commissionef '..,...,. ................ F red Wilhelm Advisor '............................. ....... R obcrt S. Lawrence ART SEROTE Councilman-Spring YVON CARUTHERS Student Publicity 5 T .,. 1. :kd awf- 1 x .-T .. . State Leaders BILL PIPPIN AS President i . I I f i v V ' - 1 L P i W . N H- M I , Mg H E E . as i W E f 2 u M 4. MARSHALL LUNDSBERG CHARLES LARAWAY Councilman-Fall Graduate Class President-Fall V . ,,,, . H E H , sm . H E E N E . ' '1 FREDERICK WILHELM BOBBIE GOODMAN Councilman-Fall Junior Class President-Fail Councilman-Spring 1 JACK MOSCOWITZ AS Vice President SHEILA BERNSTEIN AWS President-Spring 45, -Engng JOSEPH INGBER AS Lt. President STUDENT GCDVERNMENT 4 TOP ROW-From left: Ralph Moritz, Morris Polan, John Wecker, William Eshelman, Robert Canny, Harley Butler, Joseph Schmidt. BOTTOM ROW-Miss Dorothy Armstrong, Mrs. Mar- jorie Gardner, Beverly Caverhill, Miss Evelyn Huston, Miss Mary Alice Peairs, Mrs. Gladys Rohde, Mrs. Ruth Funderburk. Librarians iss Gloria Swanson, Mrs. Lu- TOP ROW-From left: Trudy Cooke, Alberta Ehrenwerth, Hildegarde Campbell, Marilyn Ile Martinez, Miss Jean Tea- Thompson, Mrs. Marjorie Lynn, Clara Shipper, Juanita Griffin. BOTTOM ROW-Phyllis Faw- 0, Mrs. Virginia Oglesby. cett, Hanii Yamamoto, Oriole Muzzy, Lottie Hewitt, Helen Marto. BACK ROW-Mrs. Gladys Pramuk, Mrs. Marie Gunier, Mrs. Diane Hood, Mrs.-Ethel Roberfson, Mrs. Vanda Valavicius. FRONT ROW-4Mrs. Dottie Westover, Miss Marian Shingu, Mrs. Norma Nalore, Mrs. Luree Thrane. lali BACK ROW-Bill Gallagh- er, Mrs. Alice Bridge, Mrs. Ruth Kramer, C. James Heppe, Miss Shirley Has- son. FRONT ROW-Miss Le- 'nore Laymon, Mrs. Marie Chase, Miss Beverly Vaughn, Miss Patricia Cal- lander, Mrs. Diana Moser. WILLIS M. KENEALY Division Chairman and Dean of Applied Arts and Sciences Division 16, wir echnical Sciences FULL-TIME FACULTY AUDIOLOGY-Dr. Robert Douglass, Dr. Helen Kennedy, Ann Carol Younger. ENGINEERING-Albert H. Repscha, Leslie Cromwell. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Claude Nihart, Alvin Lappin, Hudson Roysher. NURSING-Rebecca C. Bosworth, R.N. POLICE-Dr. 1Villiam Barker. A I 1 Barbara Van Ducen 2 Deleen Som- mer 3 Nancy Roges 4 Clemence Bow man 5 Gloria Fischer 6 Mary Mitchell Peg Conneally 10 Emiko Matsuhara, JJ' 11 Ethel Robertson 12 Marne Gunterp 13 Donna Bachenheimer 14 Harriet Dannenhauer- 15. Bettie Tamaki- 16. Eileen Lepkowsky- 17. Phyllis Diehl: 18. Shirley Hasson. Secretaries I -, ,R , .1 ...W .. ifgifrlil 1 y yrce ? 'S FLOYD R. SIMPSON Division Chairman is -wif Fine Arts 5,5 . 1. John Cornish: 2. Ron Silverman: 3. Hudson Roysher: 4. Dr. Melvin Zack: 5. Dr. Keith Snyder: 6. James Fuller: 7. Don Sudlow: 8. Donald Manion: 9. Dr. Hugh Mullins: 10. Theodore' Lit- tle: 11. Virginia Hoffman: 12. Celeste Griffith- 13. William Kasza- 14. Gloria Fisher 15. Francis Baxter' 16. Maurine Q I I 1. 1' I f B Timmerman: 17. Dr. William Daywalt, 19 Division Chairman: 18. Lydia Take- shita: 19. Thomas Tramel. Business and Economics 1. Dr. Walter L. Blackledge: 2. Dr. John C. Norby: 3. Dr. William Voris: 4. Dr. Rodney F. Luther: 5. George Francis: 6. M. Louise Green: 7. Donald Raun: 8. Dr. Maurice Dance: 9. Dr. Jessie Gustafson: 10. Dr. Floyd R. Simpson, Chairman: 11. Frank J. Hill: 12. Dr. Mary E. Murphy: 13. John Cox: 14. Seymour Fiekowsky: 15. Bernard Codner: 16. Dr. Russell Chrysler: 17. Bernard Hoyt: 18. Sib O. Hansen. at v N I4 X , l 'Q N .yy I2 18 N .V A, S.. Els? H Cv M 5 'MMM E HH's.. Us tured: Felix Jumonville. Language Arts 1. Dr. Frederick Shroyer, 2. Dr. Anthony Hillbruner, 3. Paul Scott, 4. Dr. James Stansell, 5. Henry Van Slooten, 6. Dr. Louis Garclemal, 7. Dr. Mitchell Marcus, 8. Dr. John Bushman, 9. Irvin Borders, 10. Dr. Frances Senescu, 11. Dr. Ann Greer, 12. Dr. Rob- ert Cathcart, 13. Dr. Florence Bonhard, 14. Laura Chase, 15. Dr. Malcolm Sillars, 16. Dr. Charles Mudd, 17. J. T. Daniel, 18. Dr. Mary Huber, 19. Roger Altenberg, 20. Dr. Wirt Williams, 21. Dr. Charles Kaplan, 22. Dr. James Smith, 23. Dr. Jack Cullen, 24. Dr. Fred Marcus, 25. Dr. William Schlosser, 26. Dr. Ted DeLay, 27. Dr. Morton Cronin, 28. Dr. Byron Guyer, 29. Robert Gillen, 30. Dr. Daniel Amneus. Not pictured: Dr. Robert Douglass, Wal- ter Beaver. JAMES STANSELL Division Chairman Q 2 ' ri H 9? A Hifi' ft 555 ss nwggggg, 'ish 'fs an W smut 7 in Maas' t w...,.f E .. 1-.. Kwffigifl 0 U 1 James Reeder 2 Dr. Albert Wise, 3. Reid Nilsen, 4. LILY J. Henry Ennen, 5. Joan Johnson, 6. Dr. Marguerite . Morhel, 7. Cameron S. Deeds, 8. Dr. Warren Reeves, 9. n Bernard Warner, 10. George O. Berg, M.D., 11. Saxon I Elliot, 12. Dr. Frances Cake, 13. Leonard Adams, 14. Dr. Ferron Losee, 15. Dorothy O'Brien, 16. Beverly Yer- rington, 17. Israel Heaton, 18. Kay Palmoer. Not pic- .. 2 S? .ig jigg i- : E an ss ea, ' H 3 Eg , 5. . E wa- H Q A rtx t N 1 Qs lx .ess 51 M c ...., X H., M2 .. 3 7' ' 5.1 FERRON C. LOSEE Division Chairman Physical UHEE IIJII UF 5 i i 4q, '2 N '5 i ii fi . A r Social Sciences wi- 4.15 W as awwaga, ,I 1. Dr. Gabriel A. Zimmerman: 2. Dr. Esther Penchef: 3. Dr. Howard Fleming: 4. Dr. Thompson Black, Jr.: 5. Dr. Lorentz Hansen: 6. Dr. James B. Wilson: 7. Dr. Richard O. Nahrendorf: 8. Dr. Solomon Diamond: 9. Dr. Robert Durrenberger: 10. Dr. Hugh Bonar: 11. Dr. Raymond Bernberg: 12. Dr. Ake Sandler: 13. Dr. Robert Lewis: 14. Dr. Herbert Goldenberg: 15. Dr. Charles Wang: 16. Dr. Stephen Clark: 17. Dr. Nora Weckler: 18. Paul E. Lydolph: 19. Dr. William G. Byron: 20. Dr. Dorothy L. Luhrs: 21. Dr. Harold Diehl: 22. Dr. Tully Warren: 23. Dr. Carter Jefferis: 24. Roland Hutchinson: 25. Dr. Raymond Rydell: 26. Alice Thompson: 27. Dr. Midori Nishi: 28. Dr. Edward Price: 29. Dr. Miriam Morris: 30. Dr. Arthur , Misner: 31. Dr. Truman Potter: 32. Dr. Edward Guerrant. Division members not pictured: Dr. Howard Wilkening, Dr. Louis DeArmond, Dr. Robert Catren, Dr. Joseph Ford, Dr. Emmett Greenwalt, Dr. Elliott Guild, Dr. John Haralson, Dr. ni: nga 5, as 5 as 'Usd amwawifm EDWARD T. PRIC Division Chairman il Evelyn Troup, Dr. Karl Wallace, Paul Rowan. X x E M M 1 Dr. Anthony J. Andreoli ' Q - H5 ,232 5 2. Dr. Dean A. Anderson i - - J .fig A H533 3. Miss Elizabeth Tamblyn 4. Dr. James S. Richmond 5. Roland C. Ross 6. Dr. Samuel E. Urner 7. Dr. James Welsh 8. John Reardon 9. Dr. James V. Harvey 10. Dr. Stewart Johnston 11. Dr. P. Victor Peterson, Jr. 12. Dr. Wesley O. Griesel 13. Arthur S. Lockley 14. Earl D. Jacobs 15. Dr. Bernard Rasof . . l - ss., . Dr. Richard Straw. Not pictured: Dr. Joseph Sacher, Dr. Donald Lowrie, Thomas Bair, Natural Sciences DEAN A. ANDERSO Division Chairman Education 1. Dr. George Lorbeer: 2. Dr. Leslie Nel- son: 3. Dr. Gerald Shepherd: 4. Dr. Clif- ton Winn: 5. Dr. Burton Henry: 6. Mrs. Elizabeth Brady: 7. Miss Elizabeth Hone: 8. Dr. Fred Rhodes: 9. G. Millage Mont- gomery: 10. Milton Cheresh: 11. Miss Mary Bany: 12. Dr. LeRoy Bishop: 13. . Dr. John Gowan: 14. George Ruhberg, RUDOLPH SANDO Division Chairman . -T74 f -.3 Jr. . '4 .Je-fi .--2-'nel ., ' --f'-435:11 . l :yer . - gif? - - r -A fga-.2-1 I., ,at , 7' ggi--:fe . - 1- ..- I, I .deff 1. ff...J-Q, . 1. Dr. John Dahl: 2. Dr. R. F. Sando, Division Chairman: 3. Dr. Delwyn Schubert: 4. Dr. R. G. Langston: 5. Dr. Cecil Stewart: 6. Dr. Wayne Mclntire: 7. Dr. Douglas Pearce: 8. James Wil- liamson: 9. Dr. Roy Tozier: 10. David Bidna: 11. Dr. John Kudrna: 12. Dr. John Schwartz: 13. Dr. Gerald Brown: 14. Dr. Fred Tonge: 15. Dr. Donald Mortensen: 16. Charles Butt: 17. Dr. Logan Miles: 18. Louis Foley: 19. Dr. Lloyd Van Winkle: 20. Dr. Rita Hanson: 21. Dr. Jan Jeffers: 22. Dr. Dorothy Peckham: 23. Mrs. Ruth Roche: 24. Dr. Carol Smallenburg: 25. Mrs. Anne Palmer: 26. Dr. Richard Sparks: 27. Dr. F. E. Lord: 28. Miss Dora Scheffskey: 29. Dr. Ed- ward Neale: 30. Dr. Martha Brockman. I - tal. iiiii Wliit i l? . ls. j Administrative Cfficers Donald Prosser, Pllacement Oflicer. Homer D. Fetty, Coordinator of Business and Industrial Education. William Lerz, Graduate Manager. Cynthia johnson, Assistant Activities OfHcer. Carita Connor, Teacher Placement Secretary. Beverly Caverhill, College Librarian Curita Connor Cyntheio Johnson Homer D. Fetty Robert S. Lawrence -'Q ,. Donald Prosser Warner Masters Warner Masters, Business jack Heppe, Accounting Beverly Cclverhlll Jack Heppe Manager. Office-r. Robert S. Lawrence, Assistant Activities Oilicer. Alice Larson, Student Placement. Adam E. Diehl, Audio-V isuall Coordinator. Willis M. Kenealy, Dean of Applied Arts and Sciences. Asael C. Lambert, Dean of Building, Planning and Construction. Albert D. Graves, Dean of Instruction, Vermont and Main Campuses. Delmar T. Oviatt, Dean of Instruction, San Fernando. John A. Morton, Dean of Educational Services and Summer Session. , Moiton J. Renshaw, Dean of Student Personnel. Robert Williams, Admissions Oilicer. Ray F. Marsh, Registrar. Delmar T. Ovxott Raymond A. Rydell fiiszzlzz: , -e r., . Y-A-M' -- -'-4- -' -3-i-iwv ,-f-- 1. ' ,- .. 1 . - -.....s:z:::1 ..... . f 1 N ' , w .- l f-'-P11 -lil .ssl if -:':E:2zi:::2:.:f:s:z:2.5.'. .. . - . . . 1 t st ' -Rigger as ' it 5355551 'ts a f . Q'-Is: - 'H H 1 J J as '- fr. :2:..3:zs'.s:.- Harms stage . - i 5- :a:aas:e:e:s:s:s: .- 'az ws-S - . .... ..... , Wg, K H X :fx X X 41 :..I: ,J r ,,5,,g521ii ,gs-Aj mg . sz tt V.- , 1 . ,.,, , A., . ,.,,. ,s...:mwf ......-.-.-. - :. .. .... -.54 , - N z-., Q it , 5. Q H .fl H Eg H H orfon J. Renshow Floyd R. Eastwood John Solmond Robert J. Williams Williom G. Leary Associate Deans Raymond A. Rydell, Associate Dean of Instruction-Graduate Studies. William G. Leary, Associate Dean of Instruction-Curriculum. Alfred E. Eihrhardt, Assistant Dean of Instruction-Extended Day. John Salmond, Assistant Dean of Instruction. Eugenia C. Loder, Associate Dean of Counseling and Guidance. Floyd R. Eastwood, Associate Dean of Student Activities. HOWARD S. McDONALD President ADMINISTRATION Los Angeles Slate College During 1955-1956 Los Angeles State College of Applied Arts and Sciences went through thc most important year of its development since it was founded. The school bargain the move from thc Vermont czmipus site, shared with City College, to the now Ramona, czunpus with the shifting of SCVCl'2ll divisions to thc frccway sito in Fvbruary. Housed in temporary buildings, the Diab- los enjoyed it campus of their own for tho first timv in the col- lc'gm s history. This book attempts to capture soma: of the spirit of this period in thc growth of State College. -. vfmvhiyg -T ,:i:,', x l i . 3 ,W 4 5 ' '97, 'S '- ffifzb-' . 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