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

- Class of 1959

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Los Angeles State College - Pitchfork Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA) online collection, 1959 Edition, Cover

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'+s.fQ,gq.f:,4-'f FL , j 'f--0 ng-lb.V.4.-. -143355 I We 5 L.: Hz' . '- -9. A -' .. ,- v. .u.,,xf, T' 5 - , -SS N4-at ll 4813 ,5 ., 4.-. X .. .... , . . . ,, ,ph ,. , . iti- is--. ,., ., 'rv -. x 'H XXI v . s lift fl , aaiif' T -i Al l f, I ,1 . 44-'l 'hns X? s. :IU A I - Q' fx. , jf-Q1 ,, S , . . N 1j,,Q..ar'45'F'n - ,-,I f -. ' ,. V5 N ' ' fs' -:suv I ww- - ,. .V Q 1 ,ng ,ti . 5' Tig : , , A 1 .. - .- ., -, Y., V V x 4 V --J-fee Vi- .- - a M ,.,-,. -u:f'+'rN1-.g' -A ' l,,x.m. -N , .. Q VM: fs --.-un. L, 1 it L , ' P Published by the Associated Stu- dents of Los Angeles State College of Applied Arts and Sciences, 5151 State College Drive, L.A. 32. Printed in Monrovia by Yearbooks Incorporated of California. Execu- tive Editor: James Mason Voigt. Graphic Design: Albert .lay Bowles. PTEFBIEJSHE3 SY TW SXQ GFPSTED 'L UD NITS ..... WM Qywym ..... . . aww .... WM ..... .. Mg,fw ..... . an YU if i? 64 if W 7657 200 '65 , -qbv.-.--2 L 1 -- 1 Cf ' s 'x K r A 1 at-A'l,jJ1d ' .- , .rfgw fn , - -- H .1 ,A , .. .' N y . 1 Q I HOWARD S. McDONALD President Los Angeles State College From the days of America's pitchfork pioneers to the present, the hands of free men have played a vital part in the firm and resolute shaping of new frontiers. From the trigger of a stoic long-barrel rifle to the bowl of curling smoke from the Indian peace pipe, the hand has moved in a long line of toil, industry, art and expression. I'n this age of progress, the hands and minds of men have turned toward great works in scienceg first probes into interplanetary space, the miracles of nuclear power and medical research. Indeed, there has never been a more portent demand for intelligent and responsible action on the part of mankind. Los Angeles State College stands with other ever- growing institutions of higher learningg where the pitchfork has been traded for the pencil, where the aspirations, ambitions, and dreams of man rest in the hands and minds of youth searchingf or answers. In the following pages, PITCHFORK records an incident reflection of a free people in action . . . of youth preparing for the great challenge of life in this year of our Lord, 1958-9 A. D. ..-.4-f., - i : 7. ig, 1 .1-fvf , M5 . ,,,.5 ..,i mn , '.,i- ., ga 7. .1.,- . .- .at -Y .. J. .M-'N -m , . ' fY.,..4'.-,u as-,ffkw .-': V .A,, fr-1 as' F' i l l U The College can be likened to a missile launching pad. Good minds fthe facultyi and excellent facilities ,fthe build- ingsj have been brought to bear on the problems of a successful launching of the projectile-the student. Rocket engineers continue to achieve higher degrees of pre- dictability as to a rocket's reaching its target. Unlike this phys- ical concept of plotting and predicting, the College finishes its task with the launching procedure. The projectile must chart its own course. The College can only enhance your power of self-direction. li LAMBERT ALBERT D. Executive Dean Dean of the College E gg, ,, ,. . ., ft 'I Lita., T. 3.3- FLOYD R. EASTWOOD JAMES B- ENOCHS IO Dean of Student Activities DCHH of Graduate Studies -'-a., It can provide living ideas which might act as gyroscopes as you make your way toward your own goals, but, more important, it can improve your ability to build your own gyroscopes. The College will follow you with expectation and hope as you soar ever upward and onward, and would ask in return only that you look back occasionally at your launching site toward improving conditions for those who will follow in the ushotsn to come. Howard S. McDonald, President Los Angeles State College Y. iz L g x 2 T flri 3 X cs s if NV f li MORTON J. RENSHAW JACK C. HEPPE Dean of Student Personnel Business Manager 5 ii , 'Z x , tif N 'L N o , . I, , X X EE LX WILLIAM R. ESHELMAN EUGENIA C- LODER Collgge Librarian Dean of Counseling and Testing '. - , A ' . 1 - I.:-sg -A. U .V .1 . 1 'D' ,f.if,x93iHf-w1uba:3's1,:s ' ,, 'J,1f'.:iv?i'e:1g. .I , ., -my-74 qty' Aki ,H :. f,,'1,.f-' . 1'-1 nvmzfgz. Q, 1 Y. it Q., ,. ,-, ,.,A 5.1 ir 2l.'5,g'gE'f'i :U --'Z' A-':'7 ,w -5 4, f1.'f,g1-4' . .. 11.57, '.' 5 :.1'3T1Z -- 1 115, ,--11 gr .A vw I n 'H N, . x + ,I . i KY, j .xx x x I 2 ' N- X' 1 X w ' 3' 1' R - vxyuxf,-r1K'3Y'iII:J9 :Xl-'Y N I I .rt X- .R Y ' ' , 'f x,,'1c,+ , .1 'us s Q 'iff' ' 95,111 i ,.. .-H., .algfrfdlgl N -. l fi 7'xl.tlg'LiL5.EA, -:9f:'e:?ll'v if 'ir y 'N It 3' If 1' u ' .1 'J' .fiafv J ,' ' -1 'x '-1 ,A,1X,x. t x 1. 1- I , .r 1 n A e 11? ,ji riffs.. c-1'a4g,- -mai Dean, Admissions and Records Ray F. Marsh ,1- Asst. Dean, Ext. Day Alfred E. Ehrhardt 6 Dean, Instruction Kenneth A. Martyn .12 'is t A N it 1 A,nA lf' 4 A-'A v 1 . .....m-s- -.5-al---59'g:5:.::q:4g, . : ru 'Rv' - zillhiixduirin. 'fs-,Mx-:iSf5.f. kills. Registrar Vincent Glenn K .' ' A , '.iffQf'f MW .v p - Di Ku Rv ' ,e ,I r L ,,..a..., 2 ir' sf tl: Q ,U - V gf Dean, Educational Services John A. Morton s K N V 0 MN' I ' I 1 4. 'T' 27' , gag . A, Asst. Dean, Instruction John Salmond Audio-Visual Coordinator Work-Study Coordinator Public Relations Director Adam E. Diehl Michael Grisafe Curtiss Hungerford L 5 ig,-n-ps Comptroller Supt., Bldg, and Grounds Placement Officer Edmond Macias Edward M. McBride Fred G. Rhodes 'I ARF. '1 4 ... i 1 'I ' .W , K ma. if , . x .353 , ..- z, A .. ms 71. iv v . Q no 'Q' bgf..-t.-' -3 vs 'f '-'-115 fi , 1 gf., , A--. ':.:.- V. , NNW- Y Health Officer Hyman Simmonds, M.D. Test Officer Stephen C. Clark .eqgv Veterans' Adviser Edwin Johnson ,AS-'us 7-5 Bookstore, Food Service Manager Robert Deem P- S- e mf It 53 ,sm-i, IW :-,:5g1ng3E - V lh:ll'if,E A i'F4Eit' l Bill Birdwell Graduate Manager ' Maintaining a well-balanced bud'get and paying all monies concurred by the Asso- ciated Students is the responsibility of the Graduate Manager, William Birdwell. An- other function of the ollice of grad mana- ger is that of serving as a bank for student clubs and organizations. Bookkeeper Na- than Zeitlin and secretary Carol assure Los Angeles State College students of financial security. Persons designated by this ollice also appear at school functions to collect entrance or admission fees from the at- tendants. KH 'xx- -.., on ..,.,.,.4. - ,. -L it r i , , V UV, g S. ff 5--F in -1-l Y-.-1 1.4: : ! E I Los Angeles State College Foundation is a non-profit corporation formed to further the purposes and objectives for which the College was formed. Among other things the Foundation grants scholarships to stu- deutsg carries on research projectsg surveys and investigates all matters concerning Los Angeles State Collegeg furthers the educational objectives of the College, its students and its faculty. I I ack Heppe Secretary-Treasurer The major functions of the oliice of Veterans Aifairs is to give the veterans ' accurate and comprehensive information concerning the regulations of both the school and the Veterans Administration, in order to promote the realization of maxi- mum beneiitsg to prepare, process and keep records of all forms required for the 3,000 veterans attending Los Angeles State Col- lege on various public laws and the Cali- fornia State Billg and to coordinate educa- tional advisement with degree requirements so that vets may achieve their objectives. Veterans' Adviser Edwin Johnson w .' i l tl I A-4 Hyman Simmonds, M.D Health Otiicer A staff of three doctors and two nurses is available for the convenience of Los Angeles State College students and faculty in the Health Office. The personnel of this olhce offers consultation about medical and personal matters, assistance and medica- tion. A rest area and shots are also avail- able for the convenience of the ill. Physical examinations are oiferedg the eyes, ears, heart, and blood counts are but a few of the examinations given. The doors of the Health OH-ice in Building I are open daily. 'X G TLJLEGE .11 WWSE IW Division of Business and Economics Division of Education Division of Fine Arts Division of Health and Safety, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics Division of Language Arts Division of Science and Mathematlcs D1v1s1on of Soclal Sclences Division of Technical Sciences AGTIYETUES AUDI Q YESUAL wx I AHMESSE NIS AND ,, 'b-1..- - -..-L, Q xg 1 Z-.0 ,. H ff' ....... ........., - - v- - A ,- ' ' - WMA . - - Alipf, ,125 ' l . rf' .Y Q - B iw, .W Q,-Z -.uit M 5 . L -- .' gr -in - z V .f L ' Q 'Mgfexavsf' zvlfir' V L f1,q,A - X .4-. Nw P 1-f 15 pf- sg H ,-2, 9 1 5 J if 1 Q. e -f'. 1 w M l 4? 'lv' -Y E f Q ' . X1 g V . I N. v i ' I? . V' f f J ,LF - V '? :Q F ?' J li, I I ve- u g ? ,,, 1,5 1 ' ' 4+ wa ' --up--Q . -.--.-..... ,.. ,b-Lv., 5 x I r fi fvglniif 4 .-5. ,,, ' --1l:- ., nr 'I' I 2 5 1 or i fi M if g 'S Q 1 I I I l r 1 l S. EILLWVEJSQ LM EQDJNUMIGS - V 'Q-5, :E ' T f'N.2'L,,jii ' L xifnwi ,t Instructor lectures to a Federal Tax Accounting class Managerial Accounting Economic History of U. S. ?u Chairman of Business and Economics Division Floyd R. Simpson Economic Fluctuations Executive Control and Administration Business Correspondence YN Production Management Economic Analysis and Business Operations Budgeting Principles of Marketing 2' Laird Allison 1 w v L l is Jesse Allen 'William Bright Bernard Codner Kenneth Courtney Albert Cox John Cox Rupert Craig Seymour Fiekowsky E. Fjeld In n ,71,.w- Tr ,- V371 V ' , .5 gem if C Q 1 '7 fl ll fn 1 if? , :sHf: J 1 George Francis M. Louise Green Jessie Gustafson .qi 1 'ff-1 ' --g A' ' ...L Leonard Hein A ei, Q- .X -xii 4 nw X f' Frank Hill Willard Harwich Bernard Hoyt P1 mfs' , , -pas. M X K' r x N l .- - Mary Murphy J. C. Ray Gordon Severance Gerald Sorrensen Frieda Stroberg Robert Watson Richard Whiting G, Dow Worley ,Q -I 'vt 1, . 5. My is, ' 'L' 5 G-- X : '.i.' om ., 'rw ' n. Q' ' u - , 4- V aw' A ,Q gf Instructor demonstrates equipment in Audio-Visual Instruction class Crafts for Elementary School Core Course in Secondary Education Y', 'X , -U L ' , Education Problems in Junior High School Diagnosis and Remedial Reading Procedures ,Q 4757 Organization and Administration of Public School System Physical Education in Elementary School Georgia Adams Mary Bany Morris Better 1:3 'll ,J l i Gerald Brown Charles Butt Dan Cappa John Dahl Adam Diehl Robert Forbes James Gilmore Robert Hahn Harold Hall llr, i J , ,X . 'ill - ,, l Rita Hanson Caro Hatcher Harold Heywood Edythe Horner Janet Jeffers Samuel Jones Donald Kinstler A Roderick Langston A- L- Lazarus Lewis Liddle Marvin Marshal aron Kriegel Francis Lord + rf . . L- Tl Ger m S h rd V it 1 Hi ' a v . E H, ' E ' I y 1 lt, x. . 7 f.,,.,.. 1.1-Sll1'gx, 1- R 5 1 Xt, st J ack Nelson , 'Z LQ gg +7 I J vi Charles Parker Dorothy if .Af-T A ' G' liz! Sn-- egzh Q9 if nge W' R y Tozier 'N PECL , tk V, 'Q bl Cf LL Richard Sparks Bernard Michals Donald Mortensen et TQ -A. 1, li ' ,TEL , 'vi :ing '- We- : lbfgar' nf: 15' cgwf. 'area were ,rs . ,affine ' 'mi Leslie Nelson , , I, 5 W K A l . -' - u E' , if ' ... il k ,'. I ,I A nj:-. x thiw tie: in Eleonora Preston -t A-,Q Peter Spencer Florence Sperry Edwin Wandt Helen Zimnavoda O 14. 2 31 :J ei -3. '41 ai. A F ci '. . ' , ,WS f x W i lit' licifg ill A' 'fig ill islw l Frank Nugent - 'L ' X wrv Gerald Prindiville Ruth Samson -FPO 55- 1 :1- 43 n.t --4 uve 'fx L X ' 'J Patricia Stafford James Williamson Eugene Stivers 5 ' ' if-f . Jesse Ott ,I -Q.: If 'w ' . L , . Ra d lph Service F, 51, WF!! L Q 1 , if 31-:.,,'!,X pw-,: , 3.- ,, . 1 lf- , ,ek 5, , -5:2 -wg. V- 4 , s em , I-g,.3-S-f,a ', 'i ri Eleanore Wilson , t' 1 ,J x v gf K :Mwfi --xx.: , ,.1,., '41 ,I .?.f:gf,,W,.,?, u :- - , ., .,.- , g,.. ,,- v E ' .. '51, - 'V'-,EU-. ' ' 2' ..u W'- ' .L-ruff:- .M 1 H' 1 Iwi M52-l 'S .lp 'RN ..x., ,, ul Metal Smithing Advanced Art Art Exhibit V ,,,,, Chairman of Fine Arts Division William Daywalt 'yu ' ,t sz 1241f. :' 5 'V '3 Mi. ' 4, if-5 g. rx . 95 . 4 1. ue A Y 1 Men's Clee Club Instrumental Conducting t Zi I. 5, Music Conducting Elementary Voice Instruction Ava.: Francis Baxter Joseph Beckstead 9v'5 R ' 8' Richard Cassady John Cornish Gerhard Albersheim fs Walter Askin 'JL 'N LX X X gk James Fuller 'x l JG K f-.. .tx Leonard Heath .Air-nj is N 5- Esther Andreas nt .Vg vf ' Celeste Griflith V Louis Hansen Dick Johnson Ted Little Donald Manion rarer ' Q 6' G xx M X X mx. ,Z I ,I L L R254 ' Hugh Mullins Robert Runge Patti Schliestett Inez Schubert Keith Snyder M. Timmerman Frank Williams he q A.r 1 A 5. Lucille Wood I ' - Q' ',v .e'fi-. , 1 -45-'1fi'rQ fF' .auf - - 1,21 u .5 . . . ' I .S 4 1 , I I 0 .1 - , ...X '- ,V ,A Uv-Q-A gl gl Q. :V . .H-. .11 0 i -ngdw ,dnwbq L Most recently constructed of the nine new buildings is the Physical Education Building Safety Education Methods of Teaching Basketball X A Corrective Physical Education Gymnastic Skills 1 7 .a ,f f Y-4. , , - 1 .. -- - 2 1 Beginning Modern Da Kinesiology ,f ,f If HCC Physical Education in Elementary Schools Chairman of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics Division, Ferron C. Losee Driver Education and Driver Training Employee Recreation ,i f' -, Leonard Adams W ' ,--, Y ,.-., N 1 ,fi Y Tu, -5 LJ' .V -- nf 'E' ,X Y :hi , 4 ,wf.,: ,I':,- I-'F-'1L5i'li N L 'i--JL . l Scott Deeds Robert Downey -3' Q BAL? 1' ii E4 1-sank' -N ,. '14, W, James Dunkelherg Saxon Elliott J. Henry Ennen Ben Gmur Reid Gunnell .sad ,iv I-' .v at William Johnson Q' V K A ,4 5 9 t l -- 'N in ' 'fum it x, v x,':f:-I-it ' .. .. JS. X l Jackie Hoyt Joan Johnson -, one Felix Jumonville ,Q Nilsen Dorothy O Brien -Q! Reeder S36 ii'-A ' 5 Albert Tillman Bernard Warner William Whiteley Albert Wise George Willott Emil Wroblicky 4 11 c 4 ----ff--1-7. x. ,. .cc .NM ., . . , -'.' X -gf ' . .i f' ' ' -W Lii':55i',fFJ5ifE'4zlfgsf:'24 A 1 7 Q11 X - Y 42 . I V 1. N ' gi: hi ' 'Ei -Qing ,.. fuif' - -' , .'.m.,pl, - J- l- ni ' 21 ri fl J 5,-QS' - I- r - IJ r X fl 1 .' 1' - A+-Llffae-se? ' f I 5 .1 I l-J 1 . P cg. 'fmx f T W -- ,7- is,1'1!Z'ffpfQZ', 'w if' 1,7-QM P M. g' fl- .Fd-1'?fg?',Q -. .4 lv' , - V. Q H , ln f.:g 'z 1F4' jf, -if gg t,-QF. :vase H 49 'L 55352: if -., 'fits ' f f1::5f2ff13 f 4' ff ' ' 5- ffnf frs ar Ffficpfgg,-Q'W W 'SW5?f1'i'- Q Qi .'i.zu ' f- . .cidfiatk-Qnaf ' ', 1-6955 45- ff'-Af'-. c .ga.A . Connected to the Speech-Drama Building is the Music Building Linguistic Science Age of R'-235011 1 : ' 4 IQ ' i 1- 5 I . ,,..--,A .QW xw Y:-' 1' My ., V ' , Interpreting Childfeffs Literature Advanced Written and Oral Spanish Composition .,,i4 Y nginsnnnin 2 ved: , V ,X ,V iq , A . ff --3 ., ' 5 It r I , .,, W ' .-'I . V' D D Y D i va 1 C ' , vfli. V , , , new - -'Vi A Nw ., flu, . , . I J' X nw -' W J. l' .AA ' -'LIC - D n xr ' , 1 -t 'L f M , X Ili I I was X ' Group Discussion Speech and Drama Activity in Elementary Schools Chairman of Language Arts Division Marvin Laser Oral Interpretation Typography and Mechanics of Newspapers College Times Staff Class Y w nes .1 .' fi ,J , 2-:: rv 'rf - f Jai . . 4 Charles Beckwith W 1 22: L' V ,W A 4 l A ' - Irvm Borders Florence Bonhard Jack Cullen Theodore DeLay w F Qi 3 sk Edward Fitzpatrick Byron Guyer Robert Cillen Anthony Hillbruner Curtiss Hungerford Robert Kully Humphrey Owen Jose Rodrlguez Fred Shroyer James Stansell Paul Scott James Young M. Forgotson '25 1-C X.. 1 - ' Y am. Vx W. Madden R. Mautner .,f5-1.7 5 4 . Us Q ,- s - 'Lf-L.-. 1 V 33.1 , ee! W ' my ,Q Y .V 'ir .,V Il ZZ, ,V .. -sw' LA, . -V A u H- Randall Butler Therese Coscarelli .3 R m 1, . K. Forrest --.J '31 - .. 'r wg '2- '. sl 5.1.8951 .H .. 'Wai' 822:-' ' . if-T Y is ' - Ruth Funderburk 432. if 26 , -., G' ,ff,.w A . .ag V V Q 1 1 K. Keithahn Marie-Jane Lambert . . it -1' ' xv Y Y. - ext.. R. Minter R. Moritz Mary Alice Peairs M. Peltz Morris Polan A. Robinson Robert Thomason Minoru Yanagihashi V7 , J- Schmidt J. Wecker 38 in SCIENCE! ANU MATHEMATICS Jag. Qu, To the south, nearest the temporary buildings, is the Science Building SUTVCY Of Biological Science Survey of Biological Science X x Survey of Biological Science College Arithmetic Science Lab Microbiology College Math Survey of Physical Science Chairman of Science and Mathematics Division Stewart A. Johnston Microbiology i 1-2- 1-3-E X v -X--- farm'-s- . X X X X X X :X 'V 'X' 1XTjQf-WX 3' jxi-'KXXXXXX ' X ' XX X- XX XMXXXXXKX.-XX' 'jX:XXX'e lf, :'Q.'sL-iii' XX 'E X X X X3 .X AX X,.3X,-. E. X 1,'JaX'X ' :',XX XX.XXX -XXX1 1 A ,X'X XXXX-, , .'XX JMX X, :XX.--XXX XX 'XVI X N ' I X , W X X X I X X X X X ' ' XX. W -N XX- XXX 'XX XXX ll,-XXXL Hi' X XXX XXXXXX fXfX9f:XgvXX'2Xf-1X XXX XXX 'W if5M f.',,fX ' X X X K X X X XX' XX' X! X X :L X-X -XQEWXXXX' XX X' X , X . 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X XJXX-. X,, .5-. ,.h-XX, X, X X, LX. X? ,-XX.,,. ,,X-I.,,X3.XX l. hm, gXX5mXXXXrX.X. 6 X -XX . :,1i.fi1,XXLXX 1.11L!,1Y:XLL,1?.4H'Liz : ' ,mg 3g.X,XX.m -X.-.XX-.XXX -XXX--XXX'- X-Xv 'XLg4 -ML-,,, ,,,, , 'X XX I X .XX Q 4 ag-akin 'SX X sa :Bri ZX! X Af Vw 5 . X X --X Y A! I' .X .. f - in mf -' .MXH WW K X AXX -vgpv-X-XXX! X -- X, XX ,XXX XXX X. ? X.. - ...RX f .i2:iis2i331i1!H.'S!i15r,i?3F!fT -'X X2 :f 'K'r XT' - X X X ,...,--- c-7-AX -- f ' ,X I 'EH XX X 'X?FQ4' ,xy--f syn- XXX. ,ii ...L SXQ' X952 ani .,.. - Dean Anderson ,L 4145 5 nv isb- Anthony Andreoli TIIOYUHS Bair saggy , ,r ' 'J f ' ' '191 .- .f f' M1 9 sv, , 1 r yr B. Butterworth Charles Clark Douglas Currell K 5-' M Y: ' 1. V' f Robert Diamond Ernest Eckert Perry Ehlig Wesley Griesel James Harvey Donald Lowrie Cordon Overholtzer P. V. Peterson, J V Joseph Sacher Richard Straw James Welsh J f if Lx, ' ,- H H- E gi rf , i 'I is 5 Q 4 is 1? 3 5:4 as f if 5 pl 1 21 6 Wei. '- 'C t- :1 , . -- V, , 3 . .Q Fa U W EJ 4 ' -1 ' Gr' , 31, X: g ft u .. 'fl 'N E 5 'Lil . f., 'x YA. . 1 5 H ,Q -' -.gt-.r Students concentrate during tape recording in Peoples of the Pacific class American Political Thought TYPCS and Problems .al N gf Il' .nrQ H Scientific Method and Applied Logic U. S. History, 20th Century Je X 4- 7- - Abi, N- 7, . 5 - .1 X 1 Y Ll Psychological Testing Sociological Research Political Geography 'rf' NU U. S. History, Colonial Period Yu Psychological Statistics Acting Chairman of Social Sciences Division - Thompson Black It ,I Xlfg ' , of 14 ,l ' Q 3 r ,J :af f X 43 ls ix I ! I u Sidney Albert Stephen Clark Stanley Hopper Robert Ewald I , 7 . fi- J' li Z? sp, -. ,I 1 E Solomon Diamond Roland Hutchinson Dale Dunlap 4' f ' l N .:,, , VQQ' lf. 1' . 1: lf 'ft Lorentz Hansen R. Lewie , L' f l5W3e., David Lindsey Alvin Marks Maxfleld Kenneth Pratt Ake Sandler Leonard Schneider Alice Thompson Karl Wallace Charles Wan i Him' 'Q Q- 9 Tully Warren James Wilson Electrical Engineerin 'EEICHNlEGBi,Iu To the extreme west of the campus is the Industrial Arts Building g Strength of Materials Joaafafla QW!! 'N Metalshop Ph0l0S1'HPhY Wg. 1. .-.1 iw.-n-4 Police Law The Child .Q-1 Family Finance Survey of Nursing Community Nursing W x 1 v i Chairman of Technical Sciences Division 'Homer Fetty -I , r Sf :MW f w , Y, u , 1 ,flllk ' I-3 -qi' fig ' Q ,ip V in E.. 47 Alfred Andreoli V. Chamberlain Leslie Cromwell Cliifvrd D0bS0Il John Ehrenborg Bernard Epstein G. Douglas Gourley Bertha Gregory Thelma Graves Keith Cummere Betty I-Iaithwaite Richard Hankey Vincent Jiroux Lee Jones Eugene Kopp si' Hi.-. llifi' W Walter Koenig John LaM0nica nv- Evelyn Malkin William Mays .W QQ mr-warn Q: 5. Maxine Miller Marjorie Mote Wiliam Plumtree Arnold Reisman Walter Schwartz Howard Schug Philip Silver Kenneth Sweetnam Gun jit Singh Norwood Teague 49 x 1 Y its ,sys 2? - W 1 -aa ' sg fx D V - L, -- , 'a -1 ,Vi . W I, J. STAN SVONKIN President, Associated Students s L V' 1.- I x. W -t., EXEGTQFTETIE U UNIGEL Executive Council highlights: appropriation of 3300 for '4Vote Yes on Proposition 3 -later deniedg preparation of new part of Building M for studentsg appointment of Elliott Dixon to fill junior class president vacancyg movement to open old cafeteria for canteen purposesg inauguration of new Diablo designg purchase of Diablo costumeg appointment of Bob Katz to graduate class presidencyg allocation of 315,000 to LASC Foundationg preparation of Scenic Shed as new canteeng preparation of studentbody incorporationg appointment of Byron Lewis as rep-at-largeg approval of new band uniformsg selection of three ASLASC representatives to Evansville for NCAA Basketball playoffsg alteration of Life Membership selectiong and supervision of biggest election in LASC history. 53 V Vi V VWWFWF ' I K, in , ,KT Y. gg: 3 N iffy glg. Third Row: Ted Hibner, Fall Elections Frank Jerome, Notifications Art Kompolt, Public Relations Fourth Row: Mel Rosen, National Student Association LeLand Standley, Homecoming Bob Zillgitt, Finance Joann Wesley Coordinator oi Student Activities I . an V , 'ar . Y .QR ,t W .,.., . I 4 1 VV -. 1 y1:'jfff3H xiii. J A . T2'2.: -i7'517v R-7 p .- .- n1, 1A 'A V 5.f,34-:a's,f:.,-1--X . . l s . . .ggi ,-,- Ll i 1 'E AR--'.,.,'Xx-Q.: ZFX ..,,. I: .ugxgw ft- --X-1-11-Kg-X1--. . U1',,.,q ,411--..'-esnxr A-. ., V. -'Liv' v1NJJ--v1bTm'fb1- '-Q-'2 -al' .qv o- ..1v'.'J .fb K,-'N :X H - 1ggZE.aH,,,-fp..-... -'1y.g.5Qe,. V, , I,.mg1,. T.. Y., K.5k.,,i l. G15 Q- 4- x'. .,-1. --f 1 -'.1z1':'. L' 1. .- 'zi ' 'L .- q, ,. A -'.,. ' 31 , . . . V , ., ,- , 1 . - - L X. . , , L - I ,, . iv ., I ' 1 ii' 'sv Aqvx Ray Gonzalves Associated Students Vice-President Bob Baerns, Athletics Bob Carter, Convocations Gary Cooper, Activities Bruce Enigenberg, Rallies Tom Flores, Spring Elections Merv Harris, Publications 339, P1 his 3, QL J river we T' s l li ' Robert Newcomb Adviser, Coordinator of Student Activities up 3. I p . HI' V-Y Armando Del Torto President Mitre Eg AY E UNGEL The Extended Day Council is the governing body elected' from and for the evening enroll- ment. This group programs a full slate of events especially for its constituents. A highlight of the program is the Night Times, an evening newspaper published monthly. Con- vocations, at which noted lecturers and personali- ties speak, are likewise accented. First Row: Beverlee Bruce, Ursula Delworth, Harold Franklin. Second Row: Jim Hyden, Les Pollack, Ken Thorpe. Third Row: Sidney Weis- blat, Art Woodman, Tammy Woodrnan. t I', 1-'L -ff?-ai r i1:'.:.'--rl 3 if 1Lg75gQjj.,' N 1 . ..5 . ,x-T . 7.1 l,'5. , . -.: My Tlllx- Q . s ,:. fifvp- ,.. - .V -I . V -,ww .-,J qgf , 1 fl J -'lf-ff 'X T 51 .u.!.- if Q A -, ' 'i . af- 'Q-1 '5 - ',-7-4 72 ' f 'QV '5 l L. -q GRADUATE GLASQQ f GUN? EL The Graduate Class Council promotes the social and intellectual activities of the graduate students of LASC. All students registered in LASC, holding LASC studentbody membership cards and possessing BA or BS or equivalent degrees from accredited' institutions, are members of this organization. President: Robert Katz Vice-President: Ken Miedema Secretary: Dan Wagner Treasurer: Cliff Garrett Adviser: Hugh Bonar L ,,,,-an. Stan Paltin, and President Bob Katz. Left to Right: Harold Franklin, Hugh Bonar, Albert Oberholtzer, Art Townley, Hamilton Dorsey, Mitsuko Taketa, Dick Pierard, Ken Miedema, Dan Wagner, ROBERT KATZ President, Graduate Class Council Art Townley and Bob Katz discuss purchase of rare Italian books by the Graduate Class Council for presentation to the LASC library. YI! ll Wil SENT! U UNGEL All students of senior standing as de- fined by the Registrar, and who hold regular Associated Students membership cards, are members of the Senior class. The Senior Class Council promotes and directs the social and intellectual activities of the Senior Class. President: Mike' Gonzales Vice-President: Larry Paulson Recording Secretary: Sandra Hurwitz Corresponding Secretary: Gloria Gomez Treasurer: Mike Wilson Adviser: Kenneth Martyn JILAES G IHNTGIL The ,lunior Class Council promotes and directs the social and intellectual activities of junior students. A All regular students of LASC who are classified as juniors and who hold regular Associated' Student membership cards are members of this organization. President: Elliott Deakon Dixon Vice-President: Byron Lewis Recording Secretary: Chris Gonzales Treasurer: Bob Colvett Adviser: Samuel Jones -4 ir. F X-X Left to right: Byron Lewis, Chris Gonzales, President Elliott Deakon Dixon, Caby Johnson, and Bob Colvett. .V , 4 - f-'vw' .,'.., Q Q ' A ' Kaz.: fast - , -f'ff- Tiff . -' 43'twl?i- ,. u.?s?t'e: aLi1f'Q,,2ifYJ 1 1+ ss X 515. - 1 x Q W if f1 Q-5 ,,,'i,','fK-Q-T-+6-x 1 ISI ' fi'-7423? it I ga. bf f Elliott Deakon Dixon President, Junior Class Deal-:on Dixon, Lyndell McAnnally Sharlyn Roach, and Art Lugallo adver- tise ,lunior Class Splash. -?-- - -,- - Egfr'-ge --'-- -'--.-fswwfy-' - E 1 1 i Members ponder constitutionality of Associated Students funds being spent for the backing of Proposition 3 cam- paign. . S I :I a E 2 l 'r ' 'i1:'J u 1 4 -V , - I lin vu: BTW ' 1.375 MP1 S 1:74, Q 5,: .ff 5,9 i v . -.I James Bald, Chairman Resigned: February, 1959 f U EGIA Y The Judiciary Committee consists of five stu- dents and two faculty members. Power of con- struction and interpretation of the Associated Students constitution is invested in this com- mittee. The committee's decisions are binding and are reported to the Executive Council in writing for permanent recording in an annotated constitution. Members of this committee remain active as long as they are regular students of LASC. Top Row: Dana Hobart, Hrair Shekerjian, Al Weitz. Second Row: Bob Welbourn, Samuel Jones, Thompson Black. New Appointee: Merv Harris fnot shownl. .I :sg gf ,fi ,N -, ,r - Q Q fr' All regularly enrolled men students, in good standing with the Registrar, are mem- bers of A.M.S., and are eligible to attend its meetings. A.M.S. aims to achieve greater unity and to further friendship among the mem- bers, through the sponsorship of activities for all men studentsg to increase a sense of duty to the College, and to act as a medium for making and keeping social and scholastic standards of LASC. President: Bob Pace Vice-President: Ronnie Reiner Secretary-Treasurer: Chuck Colton af . .-1' 1 , . ,, 59 'Ev I 47 - 4', f, , - . . Q . :'. ' ' ' ' x' 'hx' 1 V. . . ,Q -+A, .N v-. - . -' .' -1-- r-'F' ' l V V - 4 Lu .FL Rknliix-N .p .1 . - b , 1, .. . - x, . ' nun. -N . N .' - ' , ,' V .. Left to right: Chuck Colton, President Bob Pace, Ronnie Reiner, and Chuck Miller. ll it r a A al Bob Pace, President, Associated Men Students Dr. Renshaw, Pace, Carlos Romulo Philippine consulate, Walter Beaver and Stan Svonkin chat at A.M.S Luncheon. Left to right: Fransue Zotz, Geraldine Galbalchnik, Liz Beahm, Dianne Herren, w in 7771' wY.' jSi CiE,Fl,TEi The Associated Women Students of LASC promote activities and regulate and coordinate all matters pertaining to the student life of its membersg further in every way the spirit of unity among the women of the Collegeg increase their sense of responsibility toward each otherg and are a medium by which the social and scholastic standards of the College can be made and kept high. All regularly enrolled women students of LASC, certified in good standing by the Registrar, are members of A.W.S. Dianne Dwyer Sally McClellan President: Vice-President: Recording Secretary: Ruby Merrel Corresponding Secretary: Betty Alexander Treasurer: Martha MacRae Sally McClellan, President Dianne Dwyer, Adviser .loann Wesley, Hilda Schmidt, May Heishi, Rose Beet, Harrieta Phye, Vebeta Duncan, and Betty Jane Davis. Billie Sellers barters with two visitors over purchase of A.W.S. rally mums. Dianne Dwyer President, Associated Women Students Adviser: Joann Wesley k fffffw ,f'f nl . i, Y.,.1.,,, X ,.,:..., .,,. , g,,,,,,,,,A. -f, , -M 1 M .-,mp ' ,A KS, 9 U, far ,p . A , I -1 1? gm f A EEL - , it A'-bg.-. --13.-,A-F3-gy Jfsff' GLF., .I A ,, , . I , 'li Vai? 'iff T '. if rsh I A 4139 x 1 ' Yr? ',f1.-,.NfiTr , X V .---..ff.-1+-:: 62 M55 Q ' W NX MK Z Ni, E' , wxm 4 u wk 14,3 ..'f,i,. , F F il 1 1 f W L, 9 we 'M FU Q1 N 1 6 NW l fixfi' '+ LUWJTTW 7 S M I mm '11 LU l W Q , X A I, 1 ,, 1 '-'ffrffkffv N, r .Q ,- f, ,iggyi--4. ,, -f., guna ' - - 'f 21.17 'f ' .,,4K',,J,!, I .J ' ' -fg 1 Q -f W 5. . ' - , 5535--jjgfhfw , L' 1 F at-g2'i -'-11 1, wg ., f-r -L.r - AW, ,- ,,.. - ... Q - , V xx. xx L, 4 , Q K Q 4 W U... 71 Q-1-NIM E ifimfi. tix. H 5132 'X' ' .-f,-rf'-ri' L 1 i a-ailwgifwvgfai f 7 4. -,.-:1..:-'fP'5?2f,'-Lfg-f+,sr'-W- qi '15 , 1' ilu-f2 12a2.1gfafE: - -:HI '54 53 FQ' Nu Q- --.. Hi ..A'f 5 '- L MWW1-S7119 Sufism 1lu7,. ,. :,m,...,-.JA 4 W 6 . , ,.. v 3 C' Xl 1144: Z 5 1 3 64 54 ar - , -al an N' ik!! 1 Lu, 1 I lx!-1:1 -- V . A W 2 .- ,1f' - ,. f ' - Ai' ' 45' ' 5' 2 L .. - ..-0 . Ginny Peak Fall President C7 GV l J FERT. .I 51 gi m QI LJ-l-I The Inter-Club Council is the coordinat- ing and governing body of all student or- ganizations except social fraternities and sororities at LASC. The Council promotes and encourages organized co-curricular programs in ac- cordance with the provisions of the College. One of its functions is to aid and advise in organizational needs and problems. M... ,Y , Y ,,-,,. -..MW . ., A., f --1-'- v--- -... , .,., Vt., - Us H1 ,, , ., FI, , I Fall President: Ginny Peak Vice-President: Dave Hergesheimer i Left to right: Stella Azarito, Dave Hergesheimer, President Ginny Peak, Secretary: Stella Azarito Adviser Bob Newcomb, Tom McLaughlin, and Gerald Gordon. Treasurer: Torn McLaughlin p -Q T 'T - me ,e-e :stiff .aims Il l A I in . M 1.i F 1 'A I Left to right: Richard Beltran, Adviser Bob Newcomb, President Glenn Lewis, l , X and Charlotte Meissner. an , - 11' neg . M - Spring President: Vice-President : Secretary : Treasurer : J 1 L f t Glenn Lewis Spring President Glenn Lewis Dick Beltran Dorothy Holmes Charlotte Meissner Gt SPRING lv, an if it f El v 4' f. ,- '4 '12 .Q N-ff , 1 .sS'k, ,,f son, Kappa Psi. Spring President: Robert Zillgitt Vice-President: Bill Jones Recording Secretary: Byron Lewis Corresponding Secretary: Arnold Moore Treasurer: Larry Paulson Public Relations: Jim Bald Adviser: Floyd Eastwood It ft Q iffifi, ff Left to right: Adviser Floyd Eastwood: Bill Jones, Phi Delta: Pete Menotti, Rho Delta Chi: Dick Peinado, Kappa Phi Sigma: Byron Lewis, Kappa Phi Sigma: President Bob Zillgitt, Rho Delta Chi: Al Cooper, Kappa Psi: Todd Hardman, Rho Delta Chi: Dave Radell, Delta Kappa Phi: and Charles .lack- Robert Zillgitt Spring' President .lass 5: I - Ed McMillan Fall President IQ . E s I' J J .1 Corresponding Secretary Bob Cohen .JI .1 m Fall President: Vice-President : Recording Secretary Treasurer: Parliamentarian : Sergeant at arms: Adviser : .X 4 pf X. Left to Right. Bernard Kopp, Phi Delta, Ed Gerber, Rho Delta Chl Pres1dent Ed McMillan, Phi Delta: Dick Peinado, Kappa Phi Sigma Leland Standley Kappa Phi Sigma: Bob Zillgitt, Rho Delta Chi: Dave Radell Delta Kappa n, Delta Kappa Phi. mt 939-K ,.,..-L4 ll '- - -- - f K . - ' 'Z 'RJ'- CX- Alli s if 9' Gloria Gomez Fall President Eli-LL Fall President: Gloria Gomez Vice-President: Colleen Crossman Recording Secretary: Monica Monaco Treasurer: Nancy Klein Historian: Sue Bishop Adviser: JO-':1I1I1 Wesley Left to right: Susan Bishop, Delta Beta Sigmag Dianne Dwyer, Delta Beta Sigmag Delores Parga, Tau Sigma Nu: Colleen Crossman, Alpha Theta Pig Panhellenic President Gloria Gomez, Tau Sigma Nu: Linda Liebenbaum, Spring President: Linda Liehenbaum Vice-President: Elaine Perry Recording Secretary: Dianne Dwyer Treasurer: Ann-Jack Lenta Historian: Jeannie Poole Linda Liebenbaum Spring President Alpha Theta Pig Joann Wesley, adviser: and Doris Mrakich, Tau Sigma Nu. J' qlg.-I Left to right: Adviser Joann Wesley: Diana Hayes, Alpha Theta Pig President Linda Liebenbaumg Alpha Theta Pig Ann-Jack Lentz, Tau Sigma Nu: Jeanie Hatcher, Delta Beta Sigma: and Dianne Dwyer, Delta Beta Sigma. Y 1' -. lx 1 4 Front: Virginia Cooper. First Row: Claire Kawamoto and Persis Cowan. Second Row. Helen SH'l1l3l'l1Ch, Marilyn Yates, and Florence Couperus. AL EA GAEJMIA QE Affiliated: American Home Economics Association Date Established: 1908 Date Chartered QLASCD: 1952 Organizational Objectives: To further Home Economics, sponsor projects which meet standards of excellence of American Home Economics Association, to secure contacts with leaders in the field of home 'SE economics. Fall President: ,lean Martin Vice-President: Jackie Glasgow Secretary: Sally McClellan Treasurer: Leatrice Price Spring President: Wynora Sawyer Vice-President: Sally McClellan Secretary: Myrna Heyne Treasurer: Joanne .lahelka Adviser: Virginia P. Chamberlain Unfortunately, the Pitchfork copy and research staff bungled on the ldent- ification of the people in the picture above. The copy writers, thinking that Alpha Gamma Pi, a home economics organization, was exclusively for females, failed to associate the proper name card with the correct photograph. However, the error shall not go unappreciated, at least by the one lone male. ..I! G!! GJ ! Association for Childhood Education Date Chartered IQLASCJ: 1958 Organizational Objectives: To work for the education and well being of children: to bring into active cooperation all groups interested in the children in the home, the school and the community. President: Sandra H. Hurwitz Vice-President: Rochelle Henry Recording Secretary: Pat Sacash Corresponding Secy.: Claire Kawamoto Treasurer: Virginia Cooper Adviser: Persis Cowan , XS El,I1 HZ-fl. WA PA ESE Type of organization: Professional frater- nity in business Date Established: May 1, 1955 Date Chartered KLASCJ: May 22, 1955 Organization Objectives: To foster pro- fessional activities and contacts, represent brotherhood and ideals, foster social activi- ties and benefits. Fall President: Robert Steinhouse Vice-President: Ronald Fitzpatrick Recording Secretary: Terdema Ussery Treasurer: Robert Barbera Spring President: Leroy McCann Vice-President: Ron Nix Recording Secretary: Cliff Olson Treasurer: Sam Hilton Adviser: Laird Allison YM , -gi L- QL: n ,Q F i Q 1 pnlnllpl 3' . . .. -.. .ps - , , r--- f ,lil '5',Q. f 34 ':f,'.., X - ,,. '1 V J' NN, .. 4.17. ii A V ,,l.l7 X-, 5 'A-F'4 Q . '.-Y-,C-5'-YPHAQQ-' 'Is-' -El-. f.d'4'iW!4Sif1!flYSYI 3Lf..YT41 si ,rplifyr 5,3514 Q :I--. ,ig 5 --sg., Z W A L First Row: Robert Steinhouse Leroy McCann Second Row: Ron Fitzpatrick Ray Conzalves Sam Hilton Third Row: William Judd Ronald Nix Clifford Olsen Fourth Row: Frank Rucker Terdema Ussery Adviser, Laird Allison Pledge Class: Eugene Thompson, pledge cap- tain: First Row: Ted Inouye, Sid Wayne, Ted Kawata, Lee Evans, Bob Sadler, William Sadler. Second Row: Chester Heard, Steve Sobul, Ron Frasco, Tom Tetzlaff, Andy DiConti, Charles Higgins, Dave Whitman, Al Maclnnes, Bob Ten- nant, Jerry Park. . ,Wm-., - , , 1. 'H , gl ,ll tr '.. 1 7. First Row: .iflnfifga C James Voigt Bernice Trakowski Second Row: Carl Spring Gene Axelrod Robert Carter Sheila Conway Third Row: Tucker Graham J. D. Griffin .Mervyn Harris Fourth Row: Marv Jacobson Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Adviser, Don Kimball Steve Lescher Larry Lipson Eric Lorenzen Chuck Mikiel Laurie Fagan Irvin Borders Adviser, Paul T. Scott Not Shown : l George Vobis 'la Type of Organization: National Honor- ary Co-educational Journalism Fraternity Date Established: 1919 Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1954- Organizational Objectives: To recognize individual ability and achievement in jour- nalistic pursuits in colleges and universi- ties, to serve and promote the welfare of the college through journalismg to estab- lish cordial relationships between the stu- dents and members of the profession, and to unite in a fraternal way congenial stu- dents interested in journalism. President: James M. Voigt Vice-President: Bernice Trakowski Secretary-Treasurer: Carl Spring 'ffm ,IJ ' , 1' 1 1 4 i -1 F .eva lf.- 1 if , 1 I '-l :4 , 1-rg 7 . pi' ' i 2i.TL.?PV.F.i, MEGA: Date Established: December, 1925 Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1954 Organizational Objectives: Service to the studentbody and' faculty, service to youth and community, service to members of the fraternity and service to the nation as participating citizens. Fall President: Gerald Gordon 1st Vice-President: Don Locke Secretary-Treasurer: Carl Spring Spring President: Al Capuchino lst Vice-President: Dean Moore Recording Secretary: Jim Henderson Treasurer: LeRoy Hayes Advisors: J. C. Williamson, Louis DeArmond, Ake Sandler, John Dahl N H, N Gerald Gordon Al Capuchino Mike Gonzales Leroy Hayes James Henderson Richard Kaplan Arnold Moore Dean Moore Aram Patterson Carl Spring Sidney Weishlat Edmund West Fourth Row: Bob Zillgitt John Dahl Ake Sandler .lim Thomas President, Alumni Association ALUMNI The membership of this association in- cludes graduatel and nongraduate students: Persons of distinction in LASC affairs, and any others whom the Association may wish to honor, are eligible for honorary membership when recommended by the Board of Directors. President: Jim Thomas Vice-President: Ruthe Cherroff Secretary: Jean Burch Treasurer: Nathan Zeitlin Representatives: Craig Turner Joe Reynolds Lee Ables Cynthia Johnson Ralph Stephens Fred Wilhelm Adviser: Morton J. Renshaw Right: Left to right: Ruthe Cherroff Cynthia Johnson Craig Turner Jim Thomas Morton Renshaw gi. 1 'All' f- 7 7 74 .FlL El. gil Type of Organization: Social Sorority Date Established: 19448 Organizational Objectives: Promotion of social activities for its members, participa- tion in charitable activities, loyal friend- ships and unfaltering faithfulness to the sorority. Annual events: semi-annual pledge party, annual decoration of Rancho Los Amigos, semi-annual pledge weekend, semi-annual Help Day. Members holding student body oliices: Linda Liebenbaum, S. B. secretary and songleaderg Colleen Crossman, PanHellenic vice-president: Irene Apsel, Carol Houg- land, Sherry Stalians, songleaders. Colors: red and white- U Flower: camellia Top Picture: Members and guests dig in at Alpha gathering. Second Picture: Hlnchi' and friends prepare food. Middle Picture: Examining their mascot. Fourth Picture: This picture is indescribable. Fifth Picture: Spring semester pledge class. Fall President: Linda Liebenbaum Vice-President: Nancy Klein Recording Secretary: Carol Hougland Pledgemistress: Colleen Crossman Spring President: Colleen Crossman Vice-President: Diana Hayes Recording Secretary: Lyndell McAnnally Pledgemistress: Sue Mazrwell Advisers: Bernice Smith Eleanor Wilson Dorothy Soeberg Linda Liebenbaum Colleen Crossman Irene Apsel Marsha Caddell Evelyn Calzada Diana Hayes Carol Hougland Carol MHYS S116 Maxwell Lyndel McAnnally Madalyn McIntyre Dorothy Soeberg Chris Gonzales Q9 '35 479 Nancy Klein Carol Matheson Rita Petrucci Pat Shaffer Sandy Sherman JY' ,af 'C-'12, 1 ltv'a.,'!f5 5' , 'ii-'Vflgfz 64:3 'f 'f ?1a '1.f'??h Wk Elinore Wilson 75 MM Date Established: 1924- Date Chartered KLASCJ : 1950 Organizational Objectives: Present rec- ommendations to administration on any LASC problems as viewed by the college's leaders. Promotes leadership, scholarship and brotherhood. Fall President: Vice President: Secretary-Treasurer : Corresponding Secretary: Historian : Spring President: Vice President: Recording Secretary: Corresponding Secretary: Treasurer : Historian : Adviser : Rafael Ybarra Val Rodriguez Ed McMillan Dick Peinado Dale Ziegler Dick Peinado Mervyn Harris Bernard Kopp Arnold Moore Bernard Kopp .lim Voigt Ted Delay Above: Members and alumni circulate after early morning breakfast at the LASC banquet room. It is traditional to introduce new pledges at 6:30 a.m. once each semester. Left: Pledge Class of Spring, 1959: First Row: Hrair Shekerjian Robert Pace Richard Beltran Ronald Bereznak Murray Mead Second Row: Eugene Axelrod Frank Jerome Carl Spring Mel Rosen George Vobis Third Row: Gary Shair Ed Gerber Stan Svonkin Al Adelini Elliott Deakon Dixon Leslie Cromwell Asael Lambert T, raven, +'T::.: Ralph Ybarra Dick Peinado Bob Agopian Bob Carter 'Gary Cooper 12' -Q 'Q ': .3 ... 4 'S 'T , .K , Kiki A 'A Tom Flores Harold Franklin Q35 qs? Jan, .5 -qiqvr U' Dana Hobart Merv Harris Marv Jacobson Bill Jones Bernard Kopp M 7' I l ' X E' Dennis Little Marvin Marshall .QS Ed McMillan Nick Monsour as -s , 4 f 'n-N 4 f vn- -'. 11 L R:-r M Ted DeLay Arnold Moore Val Rodriguez James Voigt Bob Welbourn Dale Ziegler VM . J . ,, , i V- ld Jas Aim im Em ilu JJ! California Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Date Chartered CLASCJ: 1951 Organizational Objectives: To improve the quality of professional service, stand- ards, and community understanding as represented in the fields of health, physical education and recreation. President: Harold Magidow Vice-President, P.E.: Mary Ellerman Vice-President, Recreation: Darlene Morton Vice-President, Health: Wilbur Inman Treasurer: Gwen Gilbertson Adviser: Robert Downey z ' I -'rs ' Q - M fr, ,J :Hn 3 f A t 45- ' , . X l X. R-'fl s, A f. 9 i 'fi- is First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Harold Magidow Elysses Brown Dianne Clark Betsy Enger Thelma Kordones Carol Mays Dee Vadetsky Robert Downey Mort Sahl, the student's student, enter- tained over 4-,000 fans in the new multi- million dollar gymnasium, opened in the spring semester. Amid controversies centering around the handling of the convocation, Mort Sahl told the whole story in just 18 words, Mean I get admitted to my convocation as a stu- dent, or will l' have to pay general ad- mission ? Middx! my As is represented on various pages throughout the Pitchfork, LASC does have its share of lus- cious coeds. And Carol Matheson, a 21-year-old elementary education major, brought a little more recognition to the Diablos by winning the title of 'LBuccaneer Queen of Catalina Island. GL f B Date Established: January, 1957 Date Chartered: January, 1957 Organizational Objectives: Social Chess Fall President: Secretary : Vice-President: Treasurer : Spring President: Secretary: Katherine Van de Steeg Vice-President: Sharon Franklin Treasurer: Richard Shoemaker Adviser: Daniel Amneus Left to right: First Row: Sharon Franklin, Robert Fleer, Steve Young, and Richard Shoemaker. Second Row: Ivo Rabisson, Cecil Guile J r., Frank Jerome, Francis Galton, Gerald Smith, and Mike Peck. -. S V RGANJIZZATE N Date Established: 1910 Date Chartered QLASCJ : Fall, 1956 Organizational Objectives: To provide an opportunity for Christian Scientists at LASC to unite in enjoying and sharing with the college community the actual benefits to be derived from the study and demonstration of Christian Science. Fall President: Robert L. Caldwell Vice-President: Gerald Brown Recording Secretary: Diana Gray Spring President: Duane Stonecypher Vice-President: Dorothy McKee Recording Secretary: Diane Hill Treasurer: Gene Weiss Adviser: Gerald Brown X. Q' ha l 3 1 Q X 6 .6 r p Row: Jesse Kaufman Citi tltra JK X fl J Il H' F w t if I r s, and Wayne Forster. Second Row: Joseph Hertle, Sam Hilton, Frank Jerome, Ivo Rahisson, and Richard Sparks. V H,3v---- V-7 i------! -'47 7--+7 F-lv! -. - - f- -- - - f Affiliated with: American Marketing As- sociation Date Chartered CLASCD: l954 Organizational Objectives: To offer an opportunity to students interested in the field of marketing to exchange views and to observe new scientific methods. Fall President: Ken Schmit Vice-President: John Notter Secretary: Sarkis DerSarkisian Treasurer: Frank Rucker Spring President: Charles A. Higgins Vice-President: George Petty Secretary: George Petty Treasurer: Frank Rucker Adviser: Bernard Codner Affiliated with: Kiwanis International Date Chartered QLASCJ: April, 1957 Organizational Objectives: Added service to the campus and community, and the leadership benefits received from doing this service, for college men. Fall President: Jesse Kaufman Vice-President: Steve Young Recording Secretary: Barry Biales Corresponding Secretary: Joseph H. Hertle Treasurer: Reiss DuPlessis Spring President: Jesse Kaufman Vice-President: Ivo Rabisson Recording Secretary: Barry Biales Corresponding Secretary: Joseph H. Hertle Treasurer: Reiss DuPlessis Adviser: Richard K. Sparks Fw- 9- Front. President Charles Higgins. First Ron. Bernard Codner, George Petty, Frank Rucker, Jim High. Second Row: Joseph Attardi, Dave Nelson, Lanny Eherling, Leo Grizzafli, and Charles Bartunek. Susan Bishop Donnie Donolin Joanne Greene Jackie Ewing Ex F' Virginia Davidson is Joann Harrison Glas Darlene Hokanson Betty Ludwicli as 3 Sally McClellan in -il. .4 1 H vs. f ,q Florence Sperry Monica Monaco Frances Sanchez if fi Rose Andrade Tirzah Baird Liz Beahrn .33 W Billie Sellers Sharyl Williams Kathy Wolfe Dianne Dwyer Jeanie Hatcher Arleen Matsumoto 23 -Q- 4 'r V Mary Ann Pasch ul-lr Top Picture fleftlrpelta, new and old con gregate during active-alumni get-together. Top Picture frightlz Pledges scramble for shoes Top Middle: DB's tell latest scandal news. Lower Middle: Spring semester pledge class. Lower Picture Cleftl: Deltas exchange with local fratmen. Lower Picture Crightlz Dianne Dwyer makes uSOCki.,, Fall President: Sue Bishop Vice-President: Monica Monaco Recording Secretary: Billie Sellers Pledgemistress: Dianne Dwyer Spring President: Jackie Ewing Vice-President: Dianne Dwyer Recording Secretary Joanne Greene Pledgemistress: Jeannie Hatcher Advisers: Carol Smallenburg Florence Sperry Edythe Horner SIEGMA Type of Organization: Social Sorority Date Established: 1949 Organizational Objectives: Furtherance of a spirit of service lo the College and honor and friendship among College women. Annual Events: Christmas party for un- der-privileged children, Homecoming float, Mother-daughter tea, alumni and active reunion. Members holding Studentbody oliices: Di- anne Dwyer, A.W.S. president. Colors: white and blue Flower: white carnation IZSAPEA EEE Type of Organization: Social Fraternity Date Established: 1950 Organizational Objectives: Cultivate life- time friendships, and to contribute to and further the social and intellectual develop- ment of its members and the betterment of Los Angeles State College. Motto: Joining together for better un- derstanding through friendship. Annual Events: post-finals party, out-of- town party, school lecture. Flower: red Carnation Awards: Outstanding scholastically for seven of eleven times. his Fall President: Vice-President Recording Secretary Pledgemaster : Spring President: Vice-President Recording Secretary: Pledgemaster: Advisers : Dave Radell Victor Ayala Octavian Bouboin Bob Wallander James Saxton Victor Ayala Gene Ginotino Dave Radell Bernard Codner Herman Loether Top Picture: Action at the Fall Pre- sents held at the Alexandria. Second Picture: Joan Bishop, Sweet- heart of Delta Kappa Phi. Third Picture: More action atythe Fall Formal Presents. Fourth Picture: Social exchange be- tween Delta Kappa Plli and Tau Sigma Nu held at the Delta house. David Radell James Saxton Joel Chavez Bill Coates Richard Duran N Mo Hattem Armand Levy Harold Magidow CY Mccimey Bernard Codner S. H. Oishi Norm Singer Type of Organization: Social Sorority Established: October, 1958 Organizational Objectives: To develop col- lege bonds of friendship and sisterhood, foster the goals and interest of fraternal- ism, promote the scholastic and social in- terests of college women, serve Los An- geles State College. Motto: Nihil sine labore fnothing with- .1 M- .r t.,,,H,. , Zee, as if . l fr, ' M tx? ' out workj President: Norma Talsma Vice-President: Kathi Peterson Secretary: Freda Glynn Treasurer: Joan Holmquist Adviser: Frieda Stroberg First Row: President Norma Talsma, Mary Brock, Julie DeFrancesco, and Freda Glynn. Second Row: .loan Holmquist, Caby Johnson, Patricia Kelley, and Rozanne Kenyon. Third Row: ,lenene Parks, Kathi Peterson, Mary Wiederkehr, and Frieda Stroberg. 5 . . l' V .nt .. PHE Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1958 Organizational Objectives: To promote professional attainment and to achieve high goals of ability for graduate and' under- graduate stud-ents specializing in early childhood education. 415. President: Violet Mooring Vice-President: Wave Wilson Secretary: Marsha Zusman Treasurer: Mary Schulke Adviser: Edythe Horner ., Y - , rs gferg: -ft, it - ' . o it V ' H V V A U: , 1: X F :' ' - :lil E i ' liz. -H L 1. Qs . 1 . A ' l 7 H 2 1, s Left to right: Joel Wiley, Columbus Bastise, LeRoy Hayes, Floyd Black, Richard Reese, Randall Bacon, President Leo Hill, Charlie Jackson, Andy Boyd. Z ,0q0M 09267 Top Right: New Diablo design for use by the College and the Associated Students drawn by Louis Nitti during the Senior Class Draw the Diablo contest. Bottom Right: Registration line outside the new gymnasium-used for the first time for registration purposes. , , . mi .. Type of Organization: Social Fraternity Date Established: 1958 Organizational Objectives: Achievement through knowledge-brotherhood. Motto: Fraternity, Fidelity, Knowledge President: Leo Hill Vice-President: Alvin Cooper Secretary: Richard Reese Treasurer: Charlie Jackson Hi Y EEGGEN . F UNVDATICUN E GEETY Harry Higgens endowed himself upon several searching members of the student journalism group in October, 1956. Almost immediately-by an act of the executive council-the Harry Higgens Foundation Society was chartered in February, 1957. The HHFS motto: 'LLet There Be Light, has continued to inspire many staff mem- bers of the student publications. Harryis paternal guidance has brought the student news media up to a new high. His loyal followers, of which there are many, have gone on into the bitter world of competi- 77 tive journalism with his words of wisdom: Don't worry about your enemies, keep your eyes on your best friendsf' N . , . N xg- X . lv QL:.t:t1ai. in f V Q f l it ci c V . ,I ' ' i ,X ,lux E X A . ' 1 M ' a X .. ,. J If 0,4 'J'?fWi l iirfiflgi t'iQ'fi't'f Xxx if ' R 1 1' r .X jwxx. I 1 A gin ,, '3 .7 f ' is 2 -5 Upper left: Foundation Founders Charles Brit- ton and Eric Lorenzen toast Harry with glasses of ginger ale,.Harry's ,favorite beverage. Upper right: Some of the elite corps of Higgens followers: Mike Ward, Harold Keating, Jack R. F Martin, Mike Schon, ,lim Bald, Kim Chandler, Britton and Lorenzen, gather for reveries about their undergrad days with Harry. Lower right: Lorenzen, Press Attache Antonius Calleias, Bald, and Carol John leaf through material published about Harry through the years. Upper left: Chancellor James M. Voigt presents LASC President Howard S. McDonald with an honorary membership card in the Foundation. Lower left: Edwina 'Bonney, a refugee from Outer Mongolia, goes into hysterics as she is welcomed to the safety of the H.H.F.S. Wis- dom, Knowledge, Faith and Love monastery by Krishna Calleias. On the right, Gliengis Mintz gets ready to pounce on the first meal he has seen in years. Lower right: Chancellor Voigt blesses member. WM GLW i Date Established fLASCl: 1956 Organizational Objectives: The Invest- ment Club oifers members practical experi- ence in investment mechanics and a chance to develop sound thinking in investment theory and more exact knowledge of in- vestment theory. President: Ronnie Reiner Vice-President: Chuck Colton Secretary: Gloria Gerstein Treasurer: Joseph Mozorosky Advisers: Frank J. Hill Rupert Craig C2150 LIVING DOLLS Annette LaBleu, cafeteria cashier, was nom- inated as Miss Spring Sports of 1959 by the College Times fleftl. Sandy Buckner reigned as Sweetheart of Circle K after her selection in September frightl. First Row: ROHHIC Reiner, Charles Colton. Second Row: Rupert Craig, Frank I. Hill, advisers: Jim Palrnieri. Third Row: Maurice Carter, Lee Evans, Bob Crystal, Theodore Loiterman, Eugene Thompson. Fourth Row: John Trolinger, John W. Adams, Paul Kolar, Dave Nelson, Wally Horton, Robert Steinliousc. .,,.,.,.......-. -1.--111:11 sn An. ' . ' . 'A- di - ,A A , 5 M Z t K ee ' :. I .- W 1 -l,6,N Q 'Q-. . .11 .Ts C v' I W X ?'T 4 r Y 1 - 1 X' , Richard McCoy Julius Fruitman John Butler Duane Christensen Joseph Depins Mike Duffy M ian 'M -X , ,gg 4 .,. rims!! is-if ' 'Qi X iw gig, ,',,L' aan Bob Endo Gary Furness William Gascoigne Dave Hergesheimer .r 4- Hoffman Carl .lednoralski -Q M N N , . . Bary Lampke Norman Malin Y . 4-H Wayne Mitchell Jordan Rinker 5 is : Arnold Rodriguez Joseph Rose I , 1. Tom Rowland Hrair Shekerj ian Paul Tokashiki Mack Toner Danny Waingrow ed 1 '- Kiwis 1 - , lx in- ,f - - ' ...Qt , . ,::.x.v,3,.K, , s - 63:1 f ,. iris: .JV itz., firm S:J?2 -' 13 1' :GJ -x.,m+'5?' -ri g:1:.FrPfgf.,Lf,5yZ 12- jf ',2'c'.:'?-f'iC- 4? ' ' '45 - i:-.:SA?'.x'wZi, f A ,,.-,::-,w,, . J ack Wilson A - X, i A 1, C Arthur Silherberg Bill Taylor John La Monica William Mays If Q. ,IO gr.- f: Top Picture: Duane Christensen, Kenneth Sweet- nam, and Ted Means display industrial arts pro- jects during Fall Open House activities. Lower Picture: LASC President Howard S. Mc- Donald reflects recollections of past days on the Vermont campus during a meeting of the In- dustrial Arts Association. ENV USQ IEAL A4 55 ASSOJGIAZUE NJ Date Chartered KLASCJ : September, 1954 Organizational Objectives: To work har- moniously with the ideals of this institu- tion, and to promote the ideals of greater social eiiiciency, further the general welfare of the industrial arts department and to meet the self-expression of its members. Fall President: Dick McCoy Vice-President: Ted Means Secretary: Bob Middleton Treasurer: Ted Schreick Spring President: Julius Bud Fruitman Vice-President: Wayne Mitchell Recording Secretary: John Butler Treasurer: Bob Endo Advisers: William Mays John La Monica -4,41 4 'V iq ez , I fs! k -nt. -.1 92 M PA HI Type of Organization: Social Fraternity Date Established: 1950 Organizational Objectives: To develop each member fraternally, educationally, so- cially with an end mean of becoming an outstanding citizen of his community. Motto: Absit Tnuidia fWithout Malicej Annual Events: All school spring hayride, Sweetheart Ball, alumni ball, bullfights. Members holding Student Body offices: Stan Svonkin, A.S. president: Mike Gonzales, senior class president: Larry Paulson, sen- ior class vice-president: Dick Peinado, rally commissioner. Colors: green and white Flower: opium poppy Top Picture: Dick Peinado pins pledge Al Weitz. Second Picture: Kappas throw their Christmas party. Third Picture: Spring pledge class. Fourth Picture: Standley gags at Initiation party. Fall President: Leland Standley Vice-President: Fred Andrews Recording Secretary: Keith Williams Pledgemaster: Larry Paulson Spring President: Larry Paulson Vice-President: A Dick Peinado Recording Secretary Byron Lewis Pledgemaster: Dick Johnson Adviser: George Worley . , 'N xxx 3 cz . mv A 6 fx' L-. Leland Standley Larry Paulson 9 fur 'S' Harold Brewer Barry Colby WI Tom Flores Ron Fox , W G lil Q G5 '4' .1 . . Aw QI! J' im Holtel I '-2 -4 . N :LL i EE'-sv 'cv ,... Gary Furness Gordon Ashby Bob Baerns Bob Colvett Bruce Enigenburg 7 'I Mike Gonzales Dick Johnson Byron Lewis Wayne Niedrick Dick Peinado f -as x at ' f 'ua ge:- ff? Bob Welbourn Don Willhite Stan Svonkin Ferdinand Wagner Al Weitz WN l , .wfklmh ,R ni X,-u Keith Williams George Worley Ken Courtney 93 ' ,fx ww H .g. M , ' 75 M, qua- sn ' -wi'-inhw - 1 1 w Q J . 1 sig H gy, xy gm Q 5 ff . ,f v ff , 1 ,V . nb ' M W, ,500 ,Ml d Mfejzlelbff Q Q Dj: ' 4 - 112f.' , '.AvM,.,Q.'., 1. rd' ' .A ' -. . A 1,lfQrT Jai gk 12, 1 K nn L int' 5. Ik 1-11 -fe A . V A , y 9-5:1 153152 gr f 1' 1-2? 152.3 :fp 534 ' A 5 . w 1 KL. 'Legg - 'Qs ' r- '- -f-'1.:f-- '. .-,.-'f-'- 1' 3 ' , i ,,. . f'TT?'fif-'ff'1?1--' Vi --Y f -TY 4 .5 qi-22: 1. '7-:J'- .21 A513 'flni' 'l4,i4.'Z A ' I - 'f.J3 f', F.-:T 12' .is if 3'i'qlj3f.'vw is :1n.s.':1.'54..4 - r-' -- 1' , 1' I 1.?,f,- .4 .,, Ufff, 7 51' j' ' - , , K V ,'.:-.:i.. -1 fu A-'L ' 'v' If 132- .T -: , 'JJl:,4f-Ig QM'-! G'7-,1rS 4,.. 5 ' - -AQ3n'lf:-aE'2 . ,. 511, - N, 1 ,fl I. A, 5 - , gp, , T' N -iw, , v Front: Octavian Boubion, president. Front Row: Carol Wiener, Robert Marsh, Earl James, Asato Kaneshina, Louis Lozano, Adviser Mary Murphy, Sheila Conway. Second Row: Rev. James Nevin, Paul McCargar, Joe Phelan, Margaret , r iff F f a+v'm, ax all vi-Wf.F i'f'f Pg Miller Dolores Mye , David Brailo, Thompson Black. Back: Reiss 3 6 1. it 4.,J ,arfg-3-441' Q 7 Z rv' . Vw 'D s' I 4 rgifs' 11 M6-3, all W, INFORMAL PRESENTS Colleen Crossman and Diana Inch Hayes entertain fratmen at the Glen- dale American Legion Hall fleftl. Sue Maxwell makes eyes at Greek during break between dancing. WLUB Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1956 Organizational Objectives: To deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual and social activities. Fall President: Vice-President: Secretary : Treasurer : Spring President: Vice-President: Secretary : Treasurer : Advisers : Elizabeth Miller Ruby Merrel Beverly Brown Frank McDonald Octavian G. Boubion Robert Marsh Ruby Merrel Dolores Myer Thompson Black Mary Murphy 95 PHI Fall President: Ed Jacobson Vice-President: Louis Buzz Brown Pledgemaster: Nick Monsour Recording Secretary: Arnie Berman Spring President: Harvey Clernans Vice-President: Larry Schrock Pledgemaster: Bob Tomer Recording Secretary: Chuck Mikiel F' 2 - Yxlku --1 lg, ' Top Picture: Phi Delt house on Dwiggins Street Second Picture: Homecoming Sweepstakes fioat. Third Picture: Big Three: Dixon, Clemans, Harrison. Fourth Picture: Spring '59 pledge class. Type of Organization: Social Fraternity Date Established: 194-8 Organizational Objectives: Development of lasting friendships, promotion of brother- hood, service to L.A. State, and broaden- ing the social character of its members. Annual Events: Annual Easter Egg Hunt for under-privileged children, semi-annual awards banquet, Mother's Day Open House, Founders' Day Active and Alumni gathering, Homecoming Float, Phi Delta- Panhellenic exchange. Colors: white and blue Flower: white carnation Fraternity members holding Student Body oliices: Elliott Dixon, Junior Class Presi- dentg Jim Bald, chairman of A.S. Judiciary Committee: Bill Jones, Representzitive-at Large: Ed McMillan, I.F.C. president. args' Ed Jacobson -zu L3 -C213 Louis Brown fir - :Q 5-' Vi A nvi Harvely Clemans 1' Dennis Cassey I 6 mix Al Harrison L :ve Jefferson fa: 2 Ralph Anaya Roy Anderson Jim Bald Ed Barnett 1 -'f ,W Ron Bereznak Au:- C, ..,.x ' w:r Darrell Chappell Art Davidson Elliott Dixon Ron Ellis Julius Fruitman Warren Hockenb J '2 A... qu 1 G2 ' ii -,,. I Q F X .-... YF Lg. 94,- Bill Jones 5 fi' V155 QF' -Hn wp- Bernard Kopp WY Ed McMillan Chuck Mikiel Hal Mintz Nick Monsour Bob Olsem Tom Petrovich Ivo Rabisson William Reid ,gif Y . ,JA N Gene Revay 2 If-x L., Jerry Theaker Qi., ,N i if us- f mr .Ia- I Victor Roller Bob Tomer 1 S' fs, D S Stan Van Gundy Ross Worboys J ack Cullen 'S if Robert Gillen tang W 1 ,, as Wig' QL, .-. fc iv ug Q95- y. lf? Julian Rounds Lariy Sclirock Leland Searl Dick Serdoz Jim Takersley I lx 1 A K 1 n 'M A , 12 FQ mn' -1 -X 1 raw we .1 .ff fi, J. . s. ' -- x P. QS ' X '4 zzzhmlfy Jw, M Mahdfffyjg' eh 'J The most important tradition of the frater- nity is the selection of the Sweetheart of Phi Delta each spring. This past year began in June with the traditional Phi Delta dinner and dance at the Huntington Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena. At this biggest of all the year's great social events, Miss Mary Brock was selected to reign as Sweetheart of Phi Delta for the coming year. The brown-eyed brown haired young lady lives in South Pasadena where she attended high school and then Pasadena City College be- fore coming to Los Angeles State College in 1958. An elementary education maior, she is a member of Theta Gamma Chi Sorority, the Ski Club, and the California Student Teachers Association. Mary was also selected as a Prin- cess in the Homecoming Court. Each and every member of Phi Delta appre- ciates all that Mary has done for them and feels honored to have her as their Sweetheart. Phi Delts take pride in knowing that their most important tradition becomes stronger and more a part of Phi Delta with each day that Mary is their Sweetheart. Preparing for final exams. Entertaining at the piano With her best friend, Cali. Enjoying her favorite sport MJ.. ' . 'Q 6 sv 9. ,J . A Q- t La Verne Ricchio Dale Ziegler James Copp Marc Foorman IH' ' '- Y J we V gs tg, , xml I.: V X 4 A X J Russ Guarino Roger Ingman 3' John Kleker Ronald Large Dennis Little Kay Mukogawa s e .4 1 l J 2 va- ff ,- A J Jia? ' ' ' l f XF 441d .W 3' 1 sfi 1 1 it , -J . ' J wr Ken Smith Robert Villines Frank Wampler Hal Wilcox 'A ' i .mv , . T ' N' 1 s -vi :.. . f if 4 . ' ,, J 1 U H . :M . K , Hugh Mullins Keith Snyder in Roland Jackson -if Sid LaSaine , 'sq '97 ' , -if i hgf mx X t Mait Muller We f' 1 , xliialiiil i i it s - - K-.1 ILNQI. ,V V 5 T inroixut ones P-A, , ,... Above: Member practices from the official music folio of Phi Mu Alpha. Right: Phi Mu Alpha Food Sale pro- vides cake and refreshments for stu- dents and money for the fraternity scholarship fund. Fall President: Vice-President: Secretary : T Treasurer : Spring President: Vice-President: Secretary : Treasurer : Advisers : LaVerne Ricchio Kenneth L. Smith Dennis N. Little Richard O. Gray Dale Ziegler James Copp Ronald Large Maitland Muller Vernon Leidig Hugh Mullins ALPHA Type of Organization: National Music Fraternity for Men Date Established: October 6, 1898 Date Chartered fLASCl: 1952 Organizational Olijectives: To advance the cause of music in Americag to foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of stu- dents of musicg to develop the truest fra- ternal spirit among its membersg and to encourage loyalty to the alma mater. 4. if 'Si 'ii mf' f P -1-ali-3 S' .15- Be Qxlxxhll bv 'EI' 'I -- Ui. JUN ' -n All . 'Sr' l vi '53 ' L 5 . V-1: o' P l -bi L- - i ' 41, 41Q,,,n . 'L H 4--Ns-za-ff.Qv- 1:-34 .1 -1.1 ..IJ1i.I -lx Date Chartered CLASCD: June, 1950 Organizational Objectives: To uphold the high standards of Phrateres and of Los An- i geles State, to foster friendly spirit among women on campus, and to recognize and encourage leadership and responsible par- ticipation in activities. Motto: , Famous for Friendliness Fall President: Jackie Glasgow Recording Secretary: Mary McLure Treasurer: Pat Ables Spring President: Sandra Hurwitz Vice-President: Billie Sellers Recording Secretary Sally McClellan Treasurer: Kathy Flippen Adviser: Marian Wagstafl C y 6 X-X Q Left to right: First Row: Sponsors Georgia Adams and Rita Hanson: Ruth Sultan, President -Gladys Sadd, Rose Starkweather, Frances Bauer, Annette Seydel. Second Row: Marcia Tracht, Ruth Franklin, Helen Glasser, Charlene Carnachan, Mary Golf, Betty Unanian, Marjorie Carr, Helen Nonam, Marilyn Fore. Third Row: Lynette McCorkle, Erla Honig, Janola Scales, Genevieve Kohn, Beverly Jahnz, Charity Lynn Werner, Jeannette Scherck, Reba Roebuck, Foy Cummings. FS First Row: Jackie Glasgow, President. Second Row: Maxine Stanoff, Sally McClellan, Gloria Gomez. Third Row: Dolores Parga, Colleen Crossman, Chris Gonzales, Marsha Caddell, Dianne Dwyer. Fifth Row: Erica Lorenzen and Antoniella Calleias. t 4 1 pf f, . X B gi MW A TW1P'1lBi .1 1J..l an tl Date Established: CLASCJ : 1953 Organizational Objectives: To maintain the highest standards of scholarship and professional preparation and to foster pro- fessional spirit and fellowship. President: Gladys S. Sadd Vice-President: Frances Bauer Corresponding Secretary: Ruth Sultan Recording Secretary: Rose Starkweather Treasurer: Annette Seydel Advisers: Rita M. Hanson Georgia Adams -'52-Sl gr his 6 C2 iz.. ilt ' t . t 'rr ,sf H 'Fr-iii'-' 'ri ., l-fa it ...- Q 4 :gilt v 1 f . . li- 'Qu' First Row: Marvin Abraham Victor Armstrong Second Row: Third Row: Ray Gonzalves Larry Moshier Fourth Row: Gsm Right: Members attending class specifically designed for printing management majors. i, J IlNT1UEitTGf MHIilAGEMiEtiTf Date Established QLASCJ : September, 1958 Organizational Objectives: To increase the knowledge and abilities of its members in all phases of the graphic arts, particu- larly as they concern management and management training through activities re- lated to college training. Fall President: Al Weitz Vice-President: Sam Frias Secretary: Gene Gentino Treasurer: Leo Lewis Spring President: Al Weitz Vice-President: Bob Tomer Secretary: Gene Gentino Treasurer: Leo Lewis Adviser: J. O'Donnell -fag-ft? A! Date Established : 1929 vw. A iywiicfw, N., .i.:. 1 ll .'. ' A l - L ' . ,T , , . Wg' ri l ,-jswv3', ,, 1- -' mtg 3 l may 'Epi iff' ESE GEEK , in Y il' I l Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1956 T ' f. Organizational Objectives: To advance the science of psychology and to encourage, T stimulate and maintain fellowship of the individual members. Fall President: Richard W. R. Thompson , - Vice-President: Marcia Shankin Executive Secretary: Margaret Dunbar Treasurer: John Samorajazyk Secretary: Sharon Franklin Spring President: Cecil B. Guile Vice-President: Richard W. R. Thompson Executive Secretary: Evelyn Glassman Treasurer: Christopher Mastellos, Jr. Secretary .x I X - S-i 'l1f'1 - 7 , fb' Doris Tonks Adviser: Alice Thompson , . ' N lug:-g' .a ' ,I 7. . 'argl X, W -- ' ' , U - A J ' K .-ef ' P f . .gi T l 'ffrfgl -Q:-,,.i l ' ' ' ' -fl--'31 .1 351,51 .if.gf1 c035ilg,? 'Fg'l 5. YQ-if . E A ,, l 2'3g' ' l l ...',ff4L , is 'vii , . 2' '?.91n+i'E'ff',.iVF31 if . ' ' First Row: Cecil Guile Sharon Franklin Second Row: John Samorajazylc Alice Thompson Left: One of a series of activities including: Bull sessions, series on hypnosis, emotion and stress, and initiation banquets. First Row: John Kampmann, President. Second Row: Ben Howell, Doc Inman, Robert Hunt, Don Thompson, Floyd McKinsey. Third Row: Tom McCaig, Fred Poe, Adviser, Warren Reeves, Richard MacDonald, Jack Everroad, Willie San- ford. 5' ' 51: -:QQ Y'-if :..ii. R561 3511 11 'I I E N KAI-? ,s Date Chartered KLASCJ: June, 1951 Organizational Objectives: To be of serv- ice to the physical education profession by performing worthwhile projects for the Division of Physical Education on campus. President: John Kampmann Vice-President: Tom Hoover Recording Secretary: Fred Poe Adviser: Warren Reeves .- 1 ' Date Chartered ILASCJ: Spring, 1951 Organizational Objectives: To keep stu- dents in touch with outside leaders in the field: to keep students in touch'with the latest developments in the field: to help promote the field of recreation as a pro- fession: to have a student nucleus that can communicate with other campus, city, county, state and national groups. President: James D. Ruth Vice-President: James Curran Corresponding Secretary: Judy Becker Recording Secretary: Fred Bleeker Adviser: George Willott K Gary Cooper 'ar P' v , Q.- , 'cvs 1 as s Mike Duffy 3 G' Jef. 1. -sn A ,Q Todd Hardman J, Alex Jacinto Ed Gerber Bob Agopian 55' ipa- David Garza William Cascoigne yu -'ir af . , .FN ,X ' ilifltilfiiiiiiiliif . Ted Hibner E - Frank Jerome Qi .5 , 'J' 1 'S Dana Hobart an :Q fl 1 lr 5.11 ,, L Ernie Johnson l - Ik g' L' Ms. 1 B bfi L1 ve'-w 4 , l B RQ Mike Jungers Art Kompolt Stan Laska Arnold Moore Q4 2 g L eg - :nf t'v Bob Pace Val Rodriguez Art Salas 'C A IQ L E ,B gi tl AX K Bob Schneider Bob Zillgitt Robert Kully Vs- 'SUB s- 'isa-1' H, .of 1 Top Picture: Rho Delts react while listening to a speech by Floyd East- wood. Second Picture: Dana Hobart holds nail during construction of Home- coming Hoat. Third Picture: Spring pledge class and '58 Homecoming Queen, Mary Eller- IIIEIII. Fourth Picture: Rho Delt mob adver- tises its Bootlegger's Ball. Fall President: Recording Secretary: Pledgemaster : Treasurer : Spring President: Vice-President: Recording Secretary Pledgemaster: Advisers : Gary Cooper Bobf Schneider Ed Gerber Bob Zillgitt Ed Gerber Ted' Hibner Ernie Johnson Mike Duffy Arthur Misner Robert Kully :QSM ' Q' Qi HU S ELM GH! Type of Organization: Social Fraternity Date Established: 1949 Organizational Objectives: To encourage fellowship, leadership, and participation in a well balanced social life. Motto: College, Knowledge, and a Hell of a Good Time. Annual Events: Inferno, Icebreakers, sum- mer excursions to the bullfights, active and alumni New Year's Eve Party. Persons holding Student Body offices: Gary Cooper, Activities Commissionerg Bob Zill- gitt, Budget Commissionerg Ed Gerber, Representative-at-Largeg Dana Hobart, Ju- diciary Councilg Bob Pace, Associated Men's President. 00,00l 'X SIGMA ALJ M F M .J.l.Tl Type of Organization: National Profes- sional Music Fraternity for women. Date Established: December, 19041 Date Chartered QLASCJ: May, 1954 Organizational Objectives: To further the development of music in America and pro- mote a stronger bond of musical interest and understanding between foreign coun- tries and America. To raise the standard of productive musical work among young women of colleges, Conservatories and uni- versities. President: Marie Giovanazi Vice-President: Rubetta Ridderhoff Recording Secretary: Charlotte Bers Advisers: Patty Schliestett Maurin-e Timmerman Celeste Griffith V1 :.-. V ! ' 2 1 Mic.-I' 2 A . '. QA Vx l L I T Rx' X I 12- Q . ' V-af, Z Q A qt W 1- w Top Row: Marie Giovanazi Marion Bell Charlotte Bers Blanca Buckingham Second Row: Sherry Engel Carolyn Miller Margaret Ramp Marilyn Reedy Third Row: Rubetta Ridderhofl C. F. Roberts Nancy Sciruggs Charleah Shotwell Fourth Row: Alma Thornton Advisers: Celeste Griffith Patty Schliestett Maurine Timmerman Left: Rubetta Ridderhoff prepares donuts for Sigma Alpha Iota sale to provide funds for scholarships. ra T l M ' ' 'BQ ' T' 5- . -- 4 ... D GMA V P' s, 5 Jjifnl .ri 7' 'i i fir. ? f' ' . . 1 ,, X1 Lid also L Skip Helm Randy Park Prentice Alexander Lloyd Bartels Richard Beltran N , - 1 D. 'F - , rf r- sr t A f Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1949 H P L: AQ ' ll -Tl Organizational Objectives: To better the ' 'RQ-gk f Y engineering student both in and out of . schoolg during the school years and after E i K l ' , n t '-X 1 XX X l if graduation. Ron Bereznak Charles Bluemel Don Brandt Ron Campbell Eric Christensen DLW 1 f-i' P , V , Fall President: Skip Helm l -1 V 6, ,-li A lg .1 ,- T an 4 Vice-President: Lloyd Bartels I ' , i .' ',x .L ,.,. H T 5924 - Secretary :, Bruce Long A X' -A 'g ,Flin ii, Q - ,l -1 - 'Al X 7 Treasurer: Ken Steege S, - 'f 'i X lei i ' f1i3'f1 X l 3 t Spring President: Randy Park David Clark Philip Cleveland Dave Cox Alvin Dart Henk DeYoung Vice-President: Bernie Kopp , L l Secretary: Ron Bereznak V 92 1- Q! F P3 :S Treasurer: Howard Williams . 4 ' 1 i Q Q -'GFX 1:13, A'-in 91-3 ff Advisers: Mr. W. Plumtree X ' 7 Mr. G. Mann x ii r'.'i x l . Merril Goulding Douglas Jew Bernard Kopp Richard Lee Tom Lewis I I we l r- 9' L l ,, 'S A 3 X Bruce Long Vahe Markarian ,357 '-'l' ., 9 21,5 ff. ,, ,, sa ., t Q, f N lx: Glen Nagel 'S A ' . 'C Thomas Samaras Leslie Schlom Gary Scott , fe e 'E' 3 4-, Qs' 'N ur-r N., .3 ii .ffflxll ' ' 2 f ,tru .f K-1- Richard Vasquez ,lack Verdich Albert Villanveva v 0 li 1 ' Q., 9 - bf semis.. ra-, l, '-..- . x, Y 'ia -- 'Y - -. Donald Parker John Pindar Bill Raymond Donald Riley l -f A -- Q 5 wi-'v in 4. is 'fa Leopold Seelig Y., 4 K' :nf Harold Rosenberg Irwin Shapiro Stephen Shu Ken Steege Richard L. Swan Q s M5 -. H-1 .NTVA-. ,' vu , . -4-7 , X 1. iw .- fi.--2 .A .,.,v A-72 Howard L. Williams Claud Wong William Plumtree H' i l 1 . 'A ,, , ,, L 4. SIGMA ELI Type of Organization: National Profes- sional Accounting Fraternity. Date Chartered QLASCJ: 194-9 Organizational Objectives: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as the basis of the accounting profession. Fall President: Thomas E. McLaughlin Vice-President: Eugene O. Michelson Recording Secretary: Doyle C. Phelan Treasurer: Jack Griffith Spring President: Edward W. McCullough Vice-President: Harold Statz Recording Secretary: James Stinnett Treasurer: Stanley Kwiakowski Advisers: George Francis Leonard Hein J. C. Ray ' : ,Jai , ' ' . . - ,a fi .. -a . gy 'V 4 ' hm Above: Pledges Don Wiyninger, Richard Parker accost Adviser George Francis for pledge-book signatures at semi-annual initiation banquet. Left: Pledges John Higgens, Robert Barbera, James Gima, Harold Shishido, Don Wiyninger, Dick Parker and Wendell Hillman stand by fraternity's insignia. cl Steven Fujimoto '7 Sill avg, -, v T. McLaughlin E. McCullough Haruto Arima Robert Biery Peter Chorebanian Don Corey Lanny Eberling qt .lack Griffin 5 V H W kQv!.!'in 14 i it . 1 akin -1 -1 'v i -viva' ' - Ak: '- 1 'r 1, 'll , V Ted Induye Stan Kwiatkowski You B. Lew Eugene Michelson Bob Pace Doyle Phelan Martin Stern James Stinnett Charles White Don Weyninger Bill Wong George Francis Leonard Hein fm ' f an , ef 9 i L i -i 4' li X file. J' Bernard Poetz 4 it-E l fei 1- 1 V Ffa .R at Harold Shishido Harold Statz 55.1 I an gm -J.J!1 'X9 1 ' A p , I - ' i Wh 1 ' n r - SOCIETY Fon THE ADVANCEMENT it .T'-- ,C PHY l T OF MANAGEMENT Date Chartered QLASCJ: 194-9 Organizational Objectives: To develop elii- ciency through the study and application of scientific principles and methods of man- agement. Fall President: Vice-President : Secretary: Treasurer : Spring President: Vice-President: Secretary : Treasurer : Advisers : Ernest Samson William Gordon Mitch Averill Gloria Gerstein Allen Mozorosky Norman Bishop Donald Jacobs Winston Copeland Richard Whiting E. B. Flippo George Worley Q' -.N Leroy McCann Peter Menotti Sam Salamone Norm Singer Ernest Samson Norman Bishop EJ. Andrew DiConti Ted Flory in 'fi 3 4: EF R' Aiff-my 'E' :'c .zip W -15. ffl' f' 3 '. Lie 2 4. . T J. Allen Mozorosky Edward Bennett yt! kv . - Al Bowles Charles Colton Ron Fitzpatrick u 43 Gloria Gerstein Ray Gonsalves Donald Guire Samuel Hilton lt Paul Hollingsworth Woody Hoskins Don Jacobs Robert Kirchner Robert Langworthy Y 75? S. Davc Nelson Robert Steinhouse In G T gn Fx, .4 1 5' I Lv. 'w Q-N rigs 1 ' X N . - X 2 6, X .lv K T l ge V 'S' .AL T y x Leo Lewis - an 5' ' -' . ' Ur' . . 1 erm? - ly , 1 ' wg XJ Ronald Nix William Reid Gene Revay David Thompson Al Weitz . Del Maple Edward Rojo Richard Whiting George D. Worley VV . X L - N U - -. + , 33 ,f s eff-' T is .of ' ' ff, A-We--' T A Z e 1' r e X Q is an Ivlllilhllllllll Going on with the theme of this yearbook, which is wheat, Kappa Phi Sigma co- operated by holding its annual Hayride. The Hayride featured girls, horses, girls, square dancing, girls, hay, and girls-as can be seen in the picture at left. ..-4' ew ers, ' d , , . ,W .3 ..,, . ,M ,. 7. ,Ui ,V aw 3- Y, .an,j,, rr Q Left to Right: Bob Colvett, Lois Garrison, Ned Van Renssalaer, Kathy Wolfe, li Bob Baerns, Sandy Buckner, Al Weitz, Millie Kugeman, Byron Lewis, Bob 1 ' Welbourn, Harry Zimmerman, Judy Bartz, Irene Apsel, Larry Walker, Cliff Aldridge, and Rita Petrucci. ...Iwi - '- S.. .., . Elizabeth the Queen opened the new million dollar Theatre Arts Auditorium in the first use of the theatre as a playliouse. It premiered the most elaborate theatrical pro- duction in the history of the College. f Q. 1- 1 4 L a 1 ip F' 4 .iw 5 r' -- 0 H' ' 1'2- Q gg-. p f' ' Hi Ralph Thomas as Essex and Jeannine Paye as r A ' ' . ' Elizabeth enact a scene from the drama produc- V , Ezgill' ' 'ii' ' f , tion, Elizabeth the Queen. .1 ', 1, Tf-Lg 5 1 ' ' H . P Q i ' iz., 12, fs-.'1z'pgif ' ' , ' f .maviFr,A.' 3 ' ... , .f' V QR ,F , 1:.fe...-ff.-I - W ,,'1r'5f l r ' v- ' iwffiifp : .'rlf-,,.3f5i'i9:1 gh. an Dolores Parga Ann Jack Lentz Sherry Engel Dianne Fong Joanne Godfrey Gloria Gomez Terri Grant - -,.. X f 'G E , ' ' ll' 1 Roquel Maes Elaine Perry Margaret Yuki ya: X Diane Hardwick . 1. .qi P -4- V. ' 15 'x Doris Mrakich Dorothy Tayama . . -5 .rv Mary Alice Peairs Amalia Fumagalli Margie Ginoza 5 -orgy' 'G vi Sandra Hurwitz Virginia Lutz Fall President: Dolores Parga Vice-President: Sandra Hurwitg Recording Secretary: Terri Grant Pledgemistress: Doris Mrakich Spring President: Ann-Jack Lentz Vice-President: Diana Fong Recording Secretary Margaret Yuki Pledgemistress: Elaine Perry Adviser: Mary Alice Peairs Top Picture: Pajama Game rush event. Second Picture: Flapper Flickers rush event. Third Picture: Tau Flappcr belts out the beat. Fourth Picture: Spring semester pledge class. rl' TMI LW Type of Organization: Social Sorority Date Established: 1951 Organizational Objectives: To support Los Angeles State College, be active in philan- thropic work, and to offer friendship and lasting Sisterhood for its members. Motto: T-Together, S-Service, N-New Annual Events: Suppressed Desires So- cial, Christmas Party, Christmas Caroling, Silver Tea, Melting Pot Party. EPSIL LNT I 'EAU Type of Organization: Industrial Arts Honorary Society. President: Mack Toner Vice-President: Herbert Keck Recording Secretary: Paul Tokashiki Treasurer: Wayne Carlson Adviser: Keith Gummere Left to right: First Row: Fred Merlo, Wayne Carlson, Albert Baker, John Dwyer, Mack Toner, Max McAdams, and Bill Taylor. Second Row: Mahlow Mowery, Bob Johnson, Zygmont Zych, Don Binder, John Clark, and Paul Tokashiki. Third Row: Bob Endo, Walter Hilliard, Marshall Green, Sheldon Sencer, Dick McCoy, and Herbert Keck. Fourth Row: Ken Sweetnam, Rolland Baker, Claude Nihart, Phil Lewis, Keith Gummere, Bob Morehouse, Bob Middleton, Henry Darlington, Brian McCullough, and Duane Christensen. Fifth Row: Samuel Baron, Clifford Dobson, Leon Leyson, Kenneth Bruce, Kenneth Thomas, Howard Asplund, Wayne Mitchell, and John Bartolomea. 'Cu-7 Front: Elliott Deakon Dixon: left to right: Pat Naifeh, Mary Locher. GLUE Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1959 Organizational Objectives: To provide op- portunities for fellowship, activities, serv- ice, learning, and inspiration among all Methodist students and friends. Acting President: Elliott Deakon Dixon Vice-President: Pat Naifeh Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Locher -st. DEEFELEISHJ Date Chartered QLASCJ: 1956 Organizational Objectives: To promote the sport of diving and teach classes for correct diving, to promote good, safe friendly dives. President: Glenn Lewis Vice-President: Sue Bishop Recording Secretary: Diane Clark Treasurer: John Burkhart Adviser: Al Tillman WW Q .. to ,sssr.s, so A' rms: A 4 . . ig? EFL' , 'Y-1-Q' ' 4-.1278 Top Left: Camera looks down from Science building onto two wet passersby. Bottom Left: LASC was astounded by Engineer- ing major Nida Balsys and her campaign for the Homecoming Queen seat. Right: Drawing of what the new band uniform! -lpurchased by the Associated Students-will look like. ' . 'j Af A V ' Y -W1 3. pgfifru o ur A ' Q ' E Y.- 44 x ni? L Q' mi, ,.a, V - - - ,'fV ' fl., .1 PK. Q- ' -- - fl, ,-A.'h,'-- Y? ' 1 't -- 'E' 7 an A.: -J YL M- 1 - ' V:-22 J- .1 - . w-4.::b'-- gc , 1 ' 1 , 1: il'?J 33113 Ei, N , nt if I I llrigma , , -- Q? 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I l A 1- n ' A r Y in f I- l- ll lf' Peggy Cinder 'hy X l Credits for homecoming success go to Leland Standley, homecoming commissionerg Murray Mead, publicityg Bruce Enigenburg, rally commis- sionerg Nancy Klein, queerfs commissionerg Byron Lewis, parade commissionerg Mike Gonzales, dinner and dance commissionerg and Don Lorenzini, coro- nation commissioner. V. lf l Sue Maxwell l 2 l -...Yi, . VU - ' n ' 1' va.: Q a ixg Lg ' iw' 1:51 -:Y f u K Ln, P N ' WM , 1' 1 l 1 'Hy v , 4 tmp 4 ,- , y ,N I I ' -fi' I 1 '5w...,. , - s' -' - 1- f ' Tc--5-Q : . - H.q. ' L , ,-Y, A7 fl . U, 137111 if A ..- w'1 , I f I , +.-, - , v Y,,f. , Q- fffr? I gg 1 ' '--'A , V , I , ' ft 'bds' wi 'AWG Jgiggllfit' Q3 ,nu un 'ds HA: V11 l .Ea ,. Little Theatre Izenour board. During the 1958-1959 season LASC thespians per- formed a variety of plays suited to please the most disceming playgoer. Productions were presented in true arena theater styleg improvisations were made that amazed audiences, and the multi-million dollar theater was opened with an outstanding production of ELIZABETH THE QUEEN. Louis Gardemal, Ted DeLay and Walter Beailer are commended for their directional successes. E 5 ' ' 'iff' , 14. .' 'mu :r1f'f'5 x 3' ,. , sys-e , ,M ,- A. in. - 5 Los Angeles State's new playhouse Above Seating and interior playhouse in modern motif. Lower left: Theatre is replete with spacious costume costume storage. Lower right: Make up with scores of lights if JL. ':, 1 N, P Y 1 I 1 , Wk ...Y : 2 - v N' , ' .'-in? 'ZA E+... ., .7 mf . 'FHL if Ylwg wi -1 . M a . ,,, 1.. A ,K-Y C14-:FBI w'W 15. 4. A' W 'WA x' 'r WP? fi 'RW' ' 'riff ' 'rg -'.g'h, - 'X ' , EH. 55 1' 23' ff . J'-in . 'f ' , ,Lf V 1 - V A.,.-- 5 ,- ff' -4 fi , 5.-11 f' -gf . W f FT 'n 3' 1 4 rl 45' rw 1 X x f ' f' rms la' N I C , .-.L- 5 ' ' 5' 5 r' Q-L r, it 4 5 sv -fig: 1 L ,r fy fa 'X 5 Q -+2 - n' V -1? Q EV riff' .' 24,145 '71 Q XL-,'1,1,:fi'v. V , U, ,- . 1AeQ 1 M wx WL v- ' X X . 'K v K 1 1 , H me X L N .Q ' 1 '1 Q H Q I w f - , If, I f L-.' M , ', J.--uf' ' Huj 5.a.x:,f? Z .j A-f., I -bi -' ' .- -V . W., iv +'i,.:fN2'f'r 4+ ' 5' .,,, '- ' M.-f, vg Q QQ v1j!ij'Q: .. ' 'Ti-535, 1-it -if E , 'ww if :- q I V, L x x ' J .J ii W4 I' 1 . ' Eg T' I -,ff W pg , Q, 8 r-f if- 3-gf i ' i . v' fy ? j 5 q - xv ip! I lf! .: - K . f ' - 'fi F v-f . ff m I :' V53 .311 . 'fI1g kf Asa rn 132' ' -. ' - L: , ,A . .11 j ', ,zz Jn., ,X 5 Ap N .- .- ,, ' R 1 , :M--,. I 2 n.,v 1 2 1 I if T ,J f?sfgi Kfg:s,j1 4 1 A Hz my v 4 Em , ,qgigiygv my U. ' U 1 J' I Eg -' fm? - .-fgLl G g31f:: ka -- + -A -, . -' . .Eg my A-. -:afqffi-gw . - :,11-ff m. , Tk ' M' Ji -1 1. - 1 '5 Q -.x 6f':,i:A Q -' sffJi,A'3?, gg:2,j,, . , i ' 1-will-j -L' X11 -gif' 3 h,..--' fill' 1 W 'f H ,EU X 5. ,, 142' V' 1 -..az if.- W m if , 2 1 A ,fz . f' , Q1-aw ' 14: 5 - v ,. ,+ .PL v ' P1 -, 1 - -mg. i fffif ua' if 'i up ,337-1 1, .i ith, vs Ni 1 1 m f J fr 1 I .. ' .F r' 'ff' 1 ll, fi. U ' is ' 1 yn F aff Sw . Front, left to right: Hal Mintz, Paul MaeCarger, Elliot Dixon, Art N., Dick Johnson, Sandra N., Byron L., Frances Elam, Don Ifill, Richard Keil, Marsha C., ,lean Frazier, Chrystal W., Don Martin, Ned Vanllensealear, Dick C., Coach Daniel, Wm. Lee, John Rinker, Norm Smith, Coach Kully. Group Discussion: Art Nakshunian, Dick Crow, Marsha Caddell, Byron Lewis. ' 1 W3 Coach Kully confers with Jean Frazier and Don Martin. V k W Interpretation: Dick Keil Group Discussion: Don Martin, Norman Smith, Chrystal Watson, Sandra Neiman. Below: Clarinet Band. ' Q , i , ml' v'lw1r .'ff5lilE n ' L: Soloists Bell, Ziegler. WU?-BVU Below: Concert Band. h I eee lll A A LR 9 Top: Flute Quartet. Bottom: Brass Choir. Top: Saxophone Quintet. Below: Statesmen. Q A B V1 5' . Vernon Leidig leads hand concert t Every year the A Cappella choir performs in classic style and with precision beauty. or xi 1 Top picture: Instrumental Trio. Bottom Picture: Madrigal Singers. 'am Top picture: Chorus concert in Music Bldg. patio. Bottom Picture: Music at Noon performance. www! 5 uma: 'Q -.a..'. W5 I S N ' x , Q Y. p r N ' ' 1 1 O 'i N IIGW I' U.. KA Mak 'XJ ixf -,X 1 X Y ire' U .5 X N- . 1 h .1 5 ,...... W . .... K.: ......, . -...... y---.-. ---.-4' E N --...- M. 12: Q 7 Ken Barkawi Carny Bryant Bob Carter - JS- J Uv RE gi aj A RY Robert Myers Nick Monsoul Les Pollack lr L k N 9 , .J Laurel Gordon I Q . 3' ' N as Q, Y W. W i Y 1 9- .15-af. ' as '.'!f1-t Carol John William Reid EE T 3 AR Jim Bald , 1: 1, 4.5.1,-.L , RQ zz ,4 '- . sf un: .... 'V . . Bob Farnum 1 , 'P .- N G1- 1 I ' Stan Malin Vfw' Joanne Greene A - lg Steve Lescher Roy Russell X i, If ,s gf' Bob Chambers 1 N . ,fl-XX . -32-1 5- . il-K' 'K AX xnllii N lixi'.X.X XXX! Jerry Grotsky nf' .ii it i T r Mike 0'Brien Harry Higgens Larry Lipson Ernest Samson 1 V' A ' -kia-Lf - 4 u f i 'EU . . -ru Q , eg .L ' A Don Eddy '-Be' Ken Howell nf? ,A K ,V Bernice Trakowski ' A 1 11 '- 7'?1 q i I Leonard Higgins hi 9 Eric Lorenzen John Valentine ECW- ,'o. .-e- f ' . . 3 rl , Q , -,A fgi, 1 v 1, .s::'5f.'.'?f- A f 'Tim . ui Chuck Walker Dale Ziegler 'ir If 4 4 ,.. as .f'yf'1- , .ll , 4 L., 55 ' 'ln nb.. . Albert J. Bowles, Graphic Arts Editor Chuck Milciel, Assistant Editor in charge of Copy, Business, and Research Antonius Calleias, Executive Assistant to the editor . V: W -'71 F ' r i , . V 1 N .'-11,.,1M A, ii,-'ff-vj'-g'fy::1 i -?a!ffi'i'e3p'ff ' , ,. Z A - Gene Revay, Business Manager Irvin Borders, Adviser 'i R , 1? One of Pitcl1fork's responsibilities is to provide the graduate photographer - 1 Jr'-A U' Ql TEV K 14, 'M .4 r D. , V , if Q ,, 'inf . A 5 .. 4-fi - 11 ww X .. , gfgrgjx funn ' ff ..'fJ.P,A R J X, ,L If QW N if' in .t-V. , xii. ' M ,, -'Il .IR 3,-,tw ' ' xy, fn A -N .j 1 . ' J 51 'S' ,, 11' 1- AX, ,J ' .5 fifl 11, . f L 1 ' 1 N 'H Q ':g,.g'g.' v w ,ui yn' ' we'-.J 'Fu nw! , P, A 951 NW- -S S... ii., 'Q 4 2 m f kj , I f W f 'Nw x 'fr' x, Q J xx 1. Ei ILi.1IE.riI11Ei-and Tl X-JJQJ MES 1f u'4+4f+zsh2o,fu.....,fW. 1 WAV.-apq, - , - ,, . ,Kern - 2---1. Telephones ring and typewriters clack constantly in Higgens Hall, H-1. r- ' 1 ' 1-A. Q .- V 1 z 'Q Bernice Trakowski J. D. Griffin l ,Q . - .f g . 3, W5 Nick Monsour LeLand Standley Jim Bald Eugene Hawkins Ben Mintz Mike O'Brien , 7 ,, -., , ,, . .2- . , H P .r- EL Q T EZSL an VV 1 if Sheila Conway Don Eddy Harry Hrggens yu if Dave Lmgle Larry Llpson q' w Q I i Q in , K YN s Y N Martha Cartnrell '35 rcs- .wise if vel? Jeanne Franer Leonard Higgins QQ bev- Carl Spring W Rick Drckhens Sid Miller 2 lil, be ls 'K SQAJE ale. -s' V Jim C +1 B111 Graves Don Paul Vara Ken Howe Cary Srtto al -in slr, A W lf.. y nu- 1.rig.., -7' , ' Q X , , K I ,, ,, f --,K ,weiyv X., ' . . ,, ' nfv,,.V:wAv I 1 ,' . -0' Y 7 gli ? Q, 1 Q ', Qi . 4. E ' -' . - A 1 .. ' i 1' N 1 . ,i , ' ' 1 L' I 'Q' ' i Q i ' is 1 - ' ' i' i' .A - x J xl ff: l '- 1, A V I AJ Q' W V 1 i 'QM ' A 55 I A' 1 ' l sux Yls' .Z W 2 in A 5 , - , X . ' ig ,. ' l 1. '72 - Q1- ,L V . . I i l Fall Managing Editor Laurie fRosensteinJ Fagan -.. ,.,,,,f-. - ' ' t',,,nv-1 '5'5f'ZF'-, ' Q ' fi ' , '- Qzkvl' ' 5,1 W' A '-fr' Axelrod and Moscowitz phone Mort for approval 'fa' '-4,1 .j, ,J f 315311 A . I 1 '--f- ' rr- --' fn QL.,-Q-il H. if fatal! a i f f' . Sports Editor Lescher checks ior errors on the Women's page, Adviser Paul T. Scott Spring Managing Editor Ray Moscowigz W' l H 4 in Q .Pl V i i A 'I iw' ivwiik 3 , . : , 2 , V E :fm V . Q ' , 4 , i - l - i Fall B.M. Dave Diamond Spring B.M. Cy McGirney Fall SPONS Ediwf Tucker Graham Spring Sports Editor Steve Lescher 5 i .W Z 1 V . ? -.-1 1 X wwf! - Y- N uw, ' 1 , , X V .vm 'g, . I W . 7, x, V , W, M , in ' ' 1 ,s Y' . g.Q,g,.' . lr I fig, 1, M., . Y 51,6 3-' L aik 51 .PV Wa Fall Executive Editor i 1 I7 1-45,1 H'9.E A p fri- Piqmi' -,Q'. ,.,..-. , ..-.High .Q -1. Qgnw f ,.-A . -5-,Ui .I X 1 F 1 1 4 Spring Executive Editor 1 J - I - Q A f I pm Q P .lim Bald 4Ei RT g5EAL STAFF , P K Adviser Paul T. Scott E 57 ' '31 Carol Bergdahl E. W. Bonney II Ken Coleman Lawrence Dwier hu W Qvgff Y . s, , .4 'wa . wg . ' ' SI, M., 'K Harry Higgens Don Kimball Sylvia Knepper 516 Q ra f Hal Mintz Les Pollack L31 Executive Editor Fall Adviser Carl Spring Curtiss Hungerford Ben Mintz V ,, ..4:, v H ' .N-2 '5 '. : fl Lee Graves i .i vf w ' - , Y 1. I Frank Laszlo Brad Pye Dave Lingle 1 is 4 v J, D, Griffin Eugene Hawkins Rudolph Hickman , 2- few 1 ' 1 aw JU ' :ie ' X Ann Lensie Ann Lenzie Jas 'E , 'WV' ' '-it , 217 :g.A1,v V535 4 I r ,5- Adolph Solis Dick Trakas i 'I H Mike Holland, Executive Editor Charles Beckwith, Adviser 140 Statement, LASC's literary magazine, occupies the Inferno for ltS meetlngs STAFF E. W. Bonney II . l ' -56, I ,..,. W Q - - If G Y I .5 1..- ie r t lei -NQ1 , gg. film , 'f ,jx Qene Eccles Luana Eppert Kim Hattem . -5,9 '. l l 'V Q ' l Doris Mrakich X . Cosimo Cossand Mo Hattem Helen Nonam 3. fl FW' GrENVE .TE.. .f'1 J Ml 1 N J.- A-tubs :V jf.: X -I -.il- WF 1 w 4.a1.uf.- W -A501 H N- r V 'v N ,w w . i N V'- ,. r f :Ci ' iw' 1754 X +1-.ff 'klzj ,fs :kk ' .,. , ,-. Y ' ' I ! r l 1 1x 511' 1 I All . V Q' Y? ,.,,,+.l-7,-f,T- v-- vi- f- --.1 -- :J-U -. f... -. 2221254291 :' xL'3.i9i 'f'. 'c 5 ,E ,W U L .Li 5 !--SA aggymvgf--.-:r : :. wr 5 H ' ' w fy 4 NMA, -57 zu w,., ww uxrgwu. 6 3 V 'FF .-, ,A ' - 1 + ,,, if 1 ,qu f Y V H.. ..., .SI ,, J.. nv x., ..f.b.- x '- 4 , V . IN 5 W .Q , 9 7 mv-wggpnsn y 3:f1SCLZ 1 N N 1 f f . wuglulgn w My - in . X, 314: 7 ,....-...4,-...,. f Pri 7 ,l.1l.LI.ll:!,..LM,.A--,,, ,Aa J, w SONG LEADERS Irene Apsel Sandy Buckner Carol Hougland Linda Libenbaum Ginny Peak Sherry Stalians CHEER LEADERS Larry Paulson Dick Peinado Al Weitz 144 1. Mm ' ' .' 1 --.sv V4, V A' ' ' S X. me Q ' 1 e' ' ' ' , N .95 ' I I XII .I g ' v- ' -, .' 1 ' 'f,-if X , 1 c ' 'E 3, f sr . V mg., yw ' J, . . I -H 'A -I A I V A- Il ' ' :LVM , - 'ff X' 4- 5- IX .. if f L ' ' ,QQ Q Ku' 'TY I X ,ix X A I I XI ,Q 5 'V - W '--. - - in I I I1 ' . AS 5' v-. Ir N I E ! ,IX SH, X x I' IIIXI IX , I XIII N 5 -- II! - I. ..I I x ggg Ii . '19, X g N I I . I , III-xl I T 'QI x 3 Q 3 si'-' X X 'Q QQ1x,fp-bi ' II ig ,Q - f - . 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Dave Sandell, E, grabs out of bounds pass during Santa Barbara game. ff fllill.. 4' f -' NCQ-ns. - ,I N, .ncaa-:4-nf,vsuIl'-v-ll l r Sun breaks through the rain clouds during the Homecoming game against Long Beach State College. : i l ,if Y., Bud Adams, head coach ' i 1, 147 ,.., gkr ,LQJT 1 x Y 1 1 ' -.....,.-., .,, .g-,A., .A..-...fn H4-ei W 5 3 :rf ff':f:4jgF3:V: Y' R47 ,di , , gg- ' Q51 z,i i ' 7 '- '- j'j'Tr '1-'-:-,! j ' nn q,+ 1 1 -xgab-,T ,Lx if 3' 5-11 nf I , if 2 1ff'ZE liz' , an ...Q Lil r Big John Adams gathers speed for run around end. 4-are ning 6-3 x 15.11 , l:k. ' pl . ' :V .ff-1: 0.4- M I .. Y -2 P H. Ennen ...... EC R, Gunnell ..... BF R. Nilsen ...... LC E. Wroblicky . T-AC John Adams . . .FB John Brown . . . . .'II 148 W W i -1 'sr' Tom Condon ..... T Joel Durst ...... FB Irwin Evans ..... C Gary Gard ...... G Vince Buonocore QB Frank Guzman. . QB ----fff a',1f'-----A ' ,- .' f .-' f f '-L? 1' -Y ! 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' 'fLfgf?,1EF:'Tf? ?r9? -f-'P-ifhgv ' ' X' if ' if I -'Hg p, ' 4.?Lf ?i'1, , T 4 ggzfi-QM.- L' . 2 f?'?l'f' f ' ' A '14SJs1 111T1lE'e1g 'fgy'm' ' ' 'Q L ,q,'-41, - , . .'1513rv-an-,..w,. 1- M i5'4'aA' ' ,' .,....,,, - H wF:EQ.ff3a'fI..,,'-P Dave Holden - -,-T ,.Q,..-- pf B , ' ,-,.- wife - -I., 1.441-LLTQMLS D1ek Hauser . . .HB Ruhlen, HB, takes pass and goes to Sacramento 23 yard line. Hank Lewis ---- QB Jamie Maher . . .HB Mac Mclver ..... G Ken Perry ...., FB Isa Reaves Maher, HB, catches pass, goes TD IH Unlverslty of MEXICO game. Larry Schroc Dave Ross ....... E Ken Ruhlen .... HB Ed Saenz . . . . . .T Dave Sandell , , , ,E 4 H? iii pil! ,, James Strozier Albert Swerdferger B111 Thompsen . . Jim True . FINAL FOOTBALL SCORES DIABLOS BREAK EVEN Opp. September 13, Univ. of Mexico 6 September 20, Sacramento State 6 September 27, Cal Poly KSLOJ 55 October 3, Pepperdine 6 October 11, Santa Barbara 20 October 18, San Diego State 7 October, 25, Fresno State 7 October 31, Mexico Poly 30 November 15, Long Beach State 6 LASC 23 8 0 22 6 0 6 36 6 Durst, FB, moves 11 yards against University of Mexico for first down on opponents 26. Lewis, QB, burtles six yards to Mexico 28. Mixed emotions are shown by squad at a tense moment of the game. Val Williams James Yang Perry, FB, goes 'for TD in University of Mexico game. V. Williams, HB, takes pitch- out from Lewis, QB, for a gain of 3 yards. John Zinda .... ...... H B m 4 '-.- ,Q i w i , X A 2 . 552.gif P Wyaew - ' x5'8 , . XQQQ5 bi' QD Q ' in, H R- , .g'3.Q, Q. I I ' x I hx! A A 'Hrs V I F xt' its Li,. f ,Nw . Q ' X - J A' , '. Q'-15? f ' 1 A. QA I L ny I 71 I me my , , Y a H ' WL! , ,, 'R A Q ', 'gg 1 WH Af Di. ,ul x 1 ' n Y' -. 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LASC OPPONENTS 101 Cal Poly fPomonaQ 75 78 Cal Tech 21.0 101 Sacramento State 80 81 University of Arizona 77 83 Arizona State fTempej 105 77 Loyola University 80 93 University of Hawaii 68 67 NUC At Santa Barbara 71 83 'Fresno State 70 81 'Long Beach State 77 79 'San Diego State 86 87 'Cal Poly QSLOJ 85 74 'iCal Poly CSLOD 69 88 Loyola University 69 89 University of Hawaii 93 107 University of Hawaii 115 86 Hawaii Marine All-Stars 92 84 University of Arizona 72 87 KUC At Santa Barbara 74 106 Cal-Poly fPomonal 73 77 'Fresno State 71 90 1'Long Beach State - 82 84 'San Diego State 78 99 Arizona State fTempej 77 83 1 Sacramento State 57 86 H'Chapman College 82 92 South Dakota State 67 59 1 Southwest Missouri State 72 84 1'HNorth Carolina A 8: T 101 WON 20 LOST NINE 'Conference Games. 'HWest Coast Regional Playoffs. HWNCAA Finals. Diminutive sparkplug Eliseo Nino attempts to push the seemingly heavy ball through the hoop in the decider with San Diego State for the CCAA conference title. Defending is Bernie Finlay. LASC won 84-78. Mike Abhadessa, .M Bob Baerns ..... C Bob Baker . . . . . .C Dale Ferber ..... F Herb 150110 - - - - - -G V .f'm W 'rN is n - s w 5 fa ' . X 1 BWI. Bob Oldham A .... F Bill Heynen . . .C, F - ' ' . ' iq Gary Shair ...... A QT M-. A E T I B ' 1 C T A hi Leo Hill ........ G 1' eriy Bazadier . .G Jim Josephs . . .F, C Ron Kasparian. . .C A KY Squeezing past three Caltech opponents, Terry Bazadier grimaces pain- fully as he swishcs one through net with a hook shot. The Diablos ran up a big lead despite being saddled with 1'0 lbs. belts. Score, LA 78 Tech 40. EBSCO Nino ----- F Bill Sweet ....... F Roscoe Wright . - -F NQ53 n tin., . x iff . , 'WL Sw EK X 'i ,. a-fr. 1 Q' F-.4 'REM f.J A' ,f iei . 'Q E ' J f 51 I ws,--rr-' A 13: . r . ., ,V 533 , -4322-5 K 1 ,Q x.mv,1 n A-.--- . ', ,. e. .mfg-,MS '- 'I 'No s QW1 fibesf . 5 bt, Vi' 1? K :LQ ,3 'md i.. W .N ? f 1 , 4 I Haig? if 1.1. XX- J'x 4 C' 6 f .-QQ? 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S ,xr-1 -A 5' , N! I , . y r Q,-w., 1 ,, if Fx?-J ,N - ff, . NN.. F. kqgw. , '10 u 4 . . 'I ,. fa:-Y v .gl 'VVS- x .4 f . IW. 55 K -at ,ga ll 1 .-vbpu ...W VH 'L Q Bob Lagunas-Infield Coach J im Reeder Coach Ben Gmur ggi -L' 4 JPQ' Bob Metz-Catcher Q, .Q p A H I 'JAAZQQSYBXM -i fi B7 -9' ,AW ' 1 Q Uh' .Nu :gd K X k RHS A mm K L Outfield John Nyqulslz Pltcher X ,. LAM!! Luis Guerrero-Outfield - X Sw B M Ray K aspar ian-Infield + - X if 1 ..., N W Bob LoCicer0-Outfield A dead heat in the 880 between John Kershaw, left, and Danny Schweikart at CCAA. LASC's track and field team overcame all obstacles to win its first CCAA championship. The Diablos lost only to powerful Occidental in dual meet competition. Joel Wiley and Danny Schweikart were the big buns as the Devils upset six-time winner Fresno State for the crown by a comfortable margin. Wiley also broke the school broad jump record. , Jumpin Joel Wiley leaps for another record 'is Diablo Cal Brown breasts tape to deadlock 1n 100 in meet with San Diego and Lon Beach Champion Devils easlly triumphed I UAA A1-. -LMDA 5 ., Devil half miler John Kershaw I x l l -IAN 1-'v?, Q , . Four members of LASC's conference kingpins were, L to R, Duane Telliano, Dave Holden, Tom McMaster and George Economides. Coach Felix Iumonvllle Even with such outstanding performers as Dan Schweikart, John Kershaw, and Vic Mitsuno, Coach Felix Jumonville's cross country team fared only so-so. Lack of depth on the part of the Diablos was the big factor in LASC losing out in dual meet competition. .mwawv ' as '- V '--nw.. an ww.uxfuxv4.vluaa'aAa1'fv---we-1 -a-- vmxlfff 'I.'nlll'lNJLi . Jil Sl ,S The LASC tennis , team garnered both the CCAA , singles and dou- bles titles. ' . V if ,F if 'Whig' i2f .Z1':?- ' ' ' 'fd L .id Tikbg X , l I . ,Q . Q ff i -i 1 1 VT l V 4 1 4' 3? l nl- , sl -1 ik- ,6 I , v X ','z5w,.L,5'I.1i'.xgsi1f5x,, 14-ef. 2 ' 5? - v1..l5',' . !v:,: I,:.. 1 'F if -',...:qr , Z www 4 ' lgiifv 'f-,JW-n l 7' 4' ' , N M fl ' ,. ' me - r v ' 'lil' D44 l fy V .Wt lax N BQ , 1.s MvL 2 1 it Q Coach Scotty Deeds ' . ,,, Devil Dick Shires who won CCAA crown. ' 1318510 ieam Captain LaTfY Smith Shown in action for LASC tennis team are Ed Brant, front, and J ay L Coach Bob Downey Coach Bob Downey's Diablo waterpolo men became the tops in history during the 1958 campaign. The Staters ended the season by capping third place in the State College tournament at San Francisco. Gary Shair, fwhite capl, star waterpoloman, scores again. Shair rewrote State's '58 recordbook. .1 4' ' 1 1 1 ,a N l ROBERT BAERNS ROBERT BENNER KUNIO TSUNEYOSHI ROBERT BARBERA MARK YAWNICK DOUGLAS BODNER JAMES CHIOLES GARY ABERLE JOHN CLEARY-K DAVID ANTIN E 'T BOB COLE CHARLES COLTON DONALD COREY ROBERT DANIELE LEE EVANS R. H. DAYTZ RONALD .FITZPATRICK RUDY DOLTAR TED FLORY MELVIN DORN THOMAS FLORES JACK EGBERT RONALD FRADKOFF DONALD GUIRE H. HORTON GEORGE HALDEMAN RICHARD FREEDLE R. DEAN HART STUART FRIED ED HARTE JAMES GEARY WENDELL HILLMAN WILLIAM HOSHIKO DARREL J EFF RIES ROBERT LANGWORTHY JAY J ELF RONALD W. LEFF WILLIAM J UDD YOU B. LEW JAMES CIMA SAMUEL HILTON JACK GRIFFIN PAUL HOLLINGSWORTH Ts' FRANCES KAWAKI DEL MAPLE STANLEY S. C. KONG LE ROY McCANN x' X l , - 1 , 7 1:-1 ,,,.' Q 'ff',i, T .-Ns-J.. .-:Av---' ., . ,-,rsvp .-AW 1 I 1, -1. Y fi. .Qutlffl , 'rg' -n , ' u,1,.s.,,l , . I --,pwlgr 3 . , . nw. .-L '13-. ,J . 1 '-'5 L.il..5i.l'iA 7131-1--f'fWiiiiriif- sv ,:,'3.iis5,-- ' '.wQ1'Smgggggg-.A gg,:,-an 5, 1 .-.gp .1 11 'fftfpapr' ,5'-1-,- -if gg .,,.-,Q . :fam -F -Q. 4-.1. -: - -r vw x ,Y ..f v. .. - .. , r ,Z ,.-1 ,A+ 1 :gg-A-j1,..3,,,-pry . . --it W 'figs 'J aim' tm ' 9- get, - -,psf 1,' ,lil ........ -. .,, , 5 'Em-5.4 Y. 1 5 at-. . 'xcfllrf-'J' -11 'A 1 MTL: I' , 2 -1 1'f,f,3. .1-fefz.-QW rl ., r 'li' Z f,.,' ' .- ,' lgffzi-::iQ.ee:i'a1. -'hfe,f5ft7 1 ri-21.59 QP' -.Jw fff:1fi'5-1 1 L-9,31 sn 6 h J, QE,-vi':..' 'A V 7'- iwsii. -ji -.--'5Tj 1 'Z-5 ja, -Qfhgf af5f 's's: :i'? 7 W- J ggfvxf' - 11:-L1 1.521 1 ' .t -,fm ' gui! 'DIY' ' 'IF X 7 . 351 l i Wm - W-W-so -e- Q -Q -:Es LASC's strong swimming team experienced its best season in 1959 as the squad won 14- out of 17 encounters. The team fin- ished in fifth place in the State championship meet at Long Beach. Many records were set by the Devil team. 1 w ' is Coacliv Bob Downey BH . ,,.,..,..,., we '- i 1 1.35.- fz-zfi-zzaffffi--.pfnflffgi-ff-'EE'-' . -a d rdon Howard shows top form. GFUJH .f' 1 h?-r - Z' Coach Bob Downey's Water Devils are alert for action versus the El Camino Warriors early this season. LASC turned in its best season. O KU' 1 LASC's golf team during the 1959 link season underwent a rebuilding campaign. Coach Warren Reeves had several steady performers who showed scores that averaged in the low 70's. Elected team captain for the' year was Bob Oldham, who along with Mike Blum and Dick Cretors were the Diablos' most capable golfers. . 1 1 'J' V x l .-. -.- . 7 .1 Hint? fi , . f?fF'l 'lf ,-:,,, , .wwr!: .-s ' .. ,L . - n ,H-. - ' ' .. if 71 .il -.19-Qi if-1'1fi'L':. . ., Q J Isiwf. - ,,,..-. fm, tg, ggw1 'V'- QW' ' 'f I 2. 1 - ' f- ..:Q,,gjT-,Yr-Alfirl as 1. fir 1 V 4 1' ' Erma :X 'r ,'-.N-,na .1 ev 1. M52 .54 .. ,.., .. ' ,241mf?,2-39411 ifrsiy 5 a1.,afrni..fx,. . ' if ' Air' ' ,:,1'faf,g . 5. 31. Qj:,gk,'f,.:X:: F Q 3515 'Fla - '1ffce?42-we ' , .f.5?e'- 1.4, -' A Figf-:mg-asf ' ff -'f 3f'-'T' 5' ' 2-'VW' ' 'T - I -.r f2?.',Zn ,, vxf Warren Reeves, Ken Perry Bob Oldham, Team Captain Dick V011 W1 ,1 dm, ,AL '-if -4, -Q11 11,gqv'fQI?1,'.i'lf7sg'1: ' ff pn 3 2, -1:..:f,- 5 Vu! ft? , k N ' V , , HQ A 9+ 2 E Q , X-1 if w, ,L ,- . Ai E v lc,-.'f -. fi mf! 1 V -1 -f' 111 :fig xg ,TC QM. I, Q X w gf nk 1, , ., -- :--' -- ,Jn-V vip, f' W 1 I 4 r A w H Q 'f 1 1, J WMNG The D i a bl 0' s outstanding bowling team ranked as one of the best in the U.S.A. in the 1959 season. Gordon Cress placed fourth in nationals. I I W l N I 1 il X f 1 b . f V w , N'-. 1' 1' ' ffl k f-6.1 I ,,' , 744 .N . .1 . . 3 . ,hr , , ', ,. v' . 'Q ' -2' ,.- 4- 'Z ' Q '-. . J X .- .-' ,g - - -, 'Xu . '.- . tb , A , . rg Lf .Q I . JA V , , jf I V X N . , X .4. 1 N P g fn , . 7 a 1 p J .ri ? . -' as 5 lf, QQ 7 , x f,A'lQ l I 1 N ff It -- vi, - x 'X K l I 1 .,e ' vdgr ,, f I F r f' , NN ,Q 4 1 x 1 'V K X X -. t ' , L . -.V X1 -X xx 42 r X- 9 lx' X .5 y N I' J i fif 1 3 ' 1 I I' ,f 9 K F , 1 x . L ff 'XX -if I ' Y . ,ax- L -v -.xg ' J A -5 ' Elf V . , I x ' ixx 'I - V if I 1 x ' I X l N I r 6+ Rx.. V' 2? A 'M L ,K ' - SQN. ,ft 1 ,h Y Lk- - , Q xi- Ji f 4 by NA f-- N x ' If fr fl' . '- s J., .A ff . X N .X , yt Q ,I V - ' 1 I, N -5' I xi N , 1 D f . , X .W 1 I B lf: , F ' A ,I i f f V f f J NANCY BROADWELL MABLE MARTIN MICHAEL ELLIS CLIFFORD BOWEN WILLIAM HAHN D. J. POLLACK RICHARD JACOBS MAXINE POWELL MARIE LAMBERT THOMAS TODD ALLEN PANG HOWARD MOST ESTHER QUINONEZ HELEN YU N VINCENT SHORTLAND MELISSA SOARES TIRZAH BAIRD ROLLIE YOUNGER STANLEY PEZAN EUGENE MICHELSON EDITH L. MOREHOUSE MARILYN J. PAGE JOHN E. PAPAC JOHN NOTTER JOSEPH A. MOZOROSKY DOYLE C. PHELAN ROBERT ROSSINI ARTEMUS L McCULLOUGH JOHN NAGAHIRO STANLEY S REYBURN ERNEST SAMSON JAMES McDOWELL DAVE L. NELSON THOMAS E. McLAUGHLIN RONALD F. NIX EDMUND W. McCULLOUGH BOB PACE GERALD RITTER SARKIS DER SARKISIAN EDWARD ROJO LEONARD SHAFFER LARRY ROSE PETER SHARE ROBERT L. THOMAS JOHN E. TROLINGER ANDREW P. WILSON ROBERT SHEAR BEN H. SHUFORD TERDEMA A. USSERY DALE L. WOPSCHALL RICHARD I. WADE RICHARD E. SMITH MARTIN STERN ROBERT M. YANOVER JULIUS M. WELKER DEMETRI N. ZAFIRES 57. ,Fvlx I . , N. if PHIL SPELLMAN MELVIN TAYLOR ROBERT STEINHOUSE DONALD TEMPLEMAN WILLIAM WIEDERKEHR GEORGIA GERSTEIAN JAMES C. WIESE -u-4 El , DOROTHY Y. HATA PHYLLIS SIEGAL if ROBERT BIERY DRUELLA J. SMITH HARVEY BROWDY LOIS WILSON CHUCK CADMAN WAYNE H. WYLIE CHARLENE CARNACHAN KATHLEEN FLIPPIN OLIVE AMUNDSON .4 ANNA ANDERSON AQ- lf NANCY J. BANTON JESTELLE BARNETT SUSAN BISHOP BONNIE BEAMAN ARTHUR BOKEMEIER ZORKA BECK JOSEPH D. BONANNO . VIVIAN BERGHINO ALVIN E. BOULDIN BETTY JEAN BINGLE W. ,I LYNN J. BOZA :fb Tj' A4 - I S lx WL RUBY A, BROWN LAURENCE BREWER SANDRA V BUCKNER WY DOROTHY E. CARTER GLORIA CHACON EDITH CHRISTY GAIL CORKILL V. GEORGYA L. BRIDGETTE ELIZABETH G. BUTCHER WILLIAM BRISTOW ERIC CARHAN GLORIA BROWN LAURETTE CARLSON THELMA CLARK FLORENCE COUPERUS PHYLLIS F. COCHRAN ROCHELLE COWAN if MARY A. COOK REZIA C. CRYAR WM MARJORIE BROWN BEVERLY CARNELL VIRGINIA COOPER ELAINE DAPREMONT JEANNE DOYLE .4 WILLIAM ENGE WILLIE RUTH DUKUS VIRGINIA DAVIDSON LOUISE DUPUIS H TWILA RIMER DEPP CLEOPATRA EDRALIN .TUDITH DICKEY MARK EDWARDS L. DuQUESNE DICKEY LIV EKLUND JEWELL D055 BEN ELLIS ID l CLAUDIA FAHRINGER FLOYD FRALEY PATRICIA FON RONALD FELHANDLER I. FRANK ROSE F ERRERO MARCIA FREEDMAN ij ERNEST R. F EYRER LEE GALVANI DIANA FLEAGLE N OREEN GANT GLORIA GOMEZ ROBERT E. HARPER SYLVIA GOULD ETHEL GARBER HERBERT GRAMMEL EUGENE GARNO MELVINE H. GRILL MANFORD M. GIBBS ALFRED E. GUY JR. CLARICE GOERTZ THEODORE EARL HALL SANDRA GOLDSTEIN DON S HAMILTON 'Ji A THELMA HARRIS BELVA HASSELBRING MARY HORNSBX FRANK HEATH SALLIE HUDSON ROCHELLE A. HENRY SANDRA HURWITZ GLENNA HILLIUS BASILE JENNARO EDWARD A. HOLLAND GWEN JOHNSON SEYMOUR KESSLER ELAINE KLEINER l FRANK LEE J R. SAUNDRA LEWIS 2' MARY JOHNSON ALMA KNOTT 1 WILLIAM LIEN MARCHA ZUSMAN CLEVETTA JONES ROWAINE KRAM GWENDOLYN KAGIKAWA MILDRED KUEGEMAN PEARL KARDOS DONALD KURTZ .IANICE KELLER JAMES LANG MATILDA LIVINGSTON VIRGINIA LUTZ STEPHEN ZWIZINSKI WILLIAM MAGNUSON BETTY LUDWICK EVELYN MAHAFFEY VIRGINIA LUMAN PAUL MAKSHANOFF AUBREY MILES PAULINE LORETTA MILEY ,JOHNNIE NEELY RUTH WATERS NICOLAUS STANLEY MALIN NICK MONSOUR DONALD L. MARZULLO VIOLET MOORING MARY MCALEER REBECCA MORALES HARLEN E McGINNIS JAMES MOSEMAN DOROTHY McKEE MAY NAKA HELEN NORBY CONSTANCE JOY PERKINS DONALD B. OHARA RAE PERKINS MARY ANN PASCH MARGRETT L. PERSLEY VIRGINIA PEAK MARGIT PONDER DICK PEINADO PAULINE HARRIET PRINCE JEWEL RIDGEWAY ALBERTA SANDERS MILDRED ROBINSON MANUEL RAMIREZ EULA DEAN ROBY GRACE RANSQM EMILIA ROCKWELL DAYLE RAPPOPORT JESUS R. RODRIGUEZ SONYA REUBIN DOROTHY ROLLER MARY LOU RICKS 3 RALPH T. SCHMITT MARY SCHULKE FRANCES J. SIRCHIA DAWN B. KAILAND DOROTHY L. SMITH PEGGY J. SHANNON LORRAINE H. SMYSER HELEN SHEPHERD PATRICIA SOCASH SIDNEY J. SINGER 5 4? ROSEMARY HEUMANN VIRGINIA SOO STANLEY SUSSMAN JOYCE SUTTON GEORGE VAN VOORHIS BETTY VREBALOVICH MARTY SOLOMON CLARE H. TAMANAHA BOBBE SOMMER JANET E. THOMPSON EDDIE LEE WALKER KENNETH L. WATSON ROBERT E. WALLANDER JENNIE L. WEBB EDITH SPILLERS 3,1 JOHN WALTHER EVA JANE TREBAOL RUTH STOCKWELL ALVIN TURNER BEAT RICE SUDDUTH WILLEMKE VANDERSTAAY RICHARD A. WEBB JON N. WAMPER DEANNA WHITE ETTA WASSER DAISY ELTA WILLIAMS JACK WILSON THOMASYNE L. WILSON EVELYN WILLIAMS MARILYN WILSON SHARYL WILLIAMS MICHAEL WILSON WAVE WILSON JOHN H. MORGAN MARILYN YATES JOHN M. KASSER 7, 3 L, HEZEKIAH WILSON I' Ikw'L W., V. LUCILLE M. BEALL ALBERT C. BELKIN WILLIAM H AHO ROBERT A. FROHNAUER JEFFREY IRWIN ALLYN EUGENE HILLMAN CHARLES R. BLUEMEL 11? ..- DONALD F. BRANDT RONALD R. CAMPBELL ROBERT EVANS DOUGLAS .I EW RICHARD P. FLEER MUHAMMAD KAMAL E. MARTIN HELM KEN KONOPASEK RAYMOND L. HOWELL MANAS A. BOUJIKIAN GERALD JACOBS LEONARD KOSTIN RANDY PARK THOMAS SAMARAS GARY SCOTT RICHARD LEE DONALD PARKER BRUCE LONG CUSTER PTASZNIK BEN MINAMIDE BILL RAYMOND .IOHNNIE MOORE DONALD E. RILEY M. FAROUK NUREDDIN MARTIN A. RUBIN ' RONALD SHEF CHARLES STEPHEN K. SHU 1 ALBERT VILLENUEVA R E SMABY GENE A. VINCENT RICHARD L. SWAN N THOMAS M. VOLK EUGENE J. SZYSKA WILLIAM Ii. W ROBERT ELKINS LUANA EPI-'ERT GERALD EVANS -on T 4 J JUDY ALLMAN JEAN FORD IS 19 QX TED ANDERSON AMALIA FUMAGALLI FERNE M. BLACK -1 VIVIAN HODGE L ,Z BEVERLY COPELAND REED HOLMES ,, I 1 AL LL f. ROBERT J. JEFFERS ELIZABETH J. JONES MILDRED E. MINTS JO ANN POTTS JOHN MLCUCH VIRGINIA RAMOS R. J. NORTON LORIN WARNER PAUL PAYE JAMES WASHINGTON CHERYL PEEL NORMA WHITEHEAD '2- Q C? JOHN M. TOWNSEND EUSEBIO AHUERO RONALD B. FOX DONALD H. GRIMSHAW LAWRENCE KELLY DONALD SASAKI JAMES T. ALLISON BOB CALIGUIRI ROBERT BAKER ALBERT COLE AUGUST HOVLAND LOUIS FAKHOURY W T. 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