Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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L aw Yfi '- 1 'FI XML. I I LA ENCI Edited by Ronald D. McFarland Associate Editors NA Harry Dorsey Layout Phyllis Overholt Portraits Tom Mitchell Sports Terry Therriault Academics Dorothy Sargent Sororities Jerry Burnett Fraternities Joel Davis Advertising Assistant Editors Joan Cornelius .lack Lawrence Dotty Kellstrom Marilyn Moore Peggy Palmer Marilyn Slater Staff Faith Bockius, Jeanne Castle, Joan Cornelius, Joan Currey, lawrence De Graaf Vivian Dennistoun, Jody Holmes, Martin Howard, Debby Joy, .lack Joyce, Dotty Kellstrom .lack Lawrence, Chuck Marshall, .lane McConnell, Janie Miller, Vi Moomaw Marilyn Moore, Peggy Palmer, Dorothy Paul, Catherine Perry, Merlo Seglie, Marilyn Slater Barbara Sweet, Joyce Thorp, Mary Jo Tillotson, Carol Wyman. PUBLISHER Warren F. Lewis PHOTOGRAPHERS Dunlap-Turney Pho ENGRAVERS Wilshire Engraving tography Company PRINTERS Wayside Press, lnc. CONTENTS TITLE PAGE .........., .. THORNE HALL .........., .. LA ENCINA STAFF ....... .. TABLE OF CONTENTS ........ ., ADMINISTRATION ....... .. CLASS OF 1951 ........ ....... ACADEMICS .....4.. CLASS OF 1952 ....... ..,.,. ....... CAMPUS ACTIVITIES .......... ....... ALL COLLEGE BARBEQUE ,........,. .,,.,,. CAMPUS SHOT ........... ....... CLASS OF 1953 ....,,.. ....... FOOTBALL ...... .,..... BASKETBALL ........ ....... TRACK .......... ....... SWIMMING ..,..... ....... BASEBALL .............. ....... MINOR SPORTS ........... ....... CLASS OF 1954 .................,......... ....... GRADUATES AND SPECIALS .......,.. ....... CAMPUS SHOT ..........................,.. ....... DORMS .....................................................,.,,..... ....... FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES ........... ....... ADVERTISERS ......,.. ....... CAMPUS SHOT ....v...... ....... 1951 2 4 6 7 8 16 42 62' 73 102 104 105 1 16 129 135 144 147 150 153 164 165 166 180 200 207 208 J .. 111 my vw sp an .I1-'Kin T' vs A a 11 11 11 K 1 . E H al nm mm Www' QS. L'7 Y w . 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E E , H ,,, W' Q mn 1 1 ss .-1 'KJV M1 1 E mms 111, nm mms 1 EW ms mn mx 1 gms E imma we in my ms nw 1-.124 1 , , 1 1. iQQ sW'5m 111 ' 1 .1 1 M 11 11 , , , x..1P1mW 1.11: 'xB?'f,Q11,11 -S1 1 - ,las-111111-1 glam ME gg M1511 .mhww .Mmgg 11Njf,g'j1-A F 1111 U 12 'X iWw14 -1 W an SQFEEEI1:-5 - 24 W M efagm, an My K X, Wm -, ,:.: - -1-gig - sw E ': .,.. 1,1 ss M NM, , ,ww wmmw-B , -1 ninunuunamwwdwwfmf H 11 .1 1amzm11a8H'MW '1 W -A YIW' 1 .M -11.5 E-BH H ,Q N H HX ms WW, a 1 rx 1 1 - 1 ms -a11m1g ,, ,,,.n,E,1, B R 1.,,wB V E, 11 'W 1 m1ama1 ms W. misses DR. ARTHUR G. COONS PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE A Since the Korean war beganno student has escaped the influence of this and other world events upon his or her life. A score or more of our Occidental household did not return in September: other scores of our colleagues in the first semester left us in February for military service at home or abroad. All of us have had our minds alerted and our hearts quickened by the impact of this war and the awesome threat of another holocaust. Everyone's life has been affected: many of our plans and prospects suddenly altered. There is some basis for pride over the way this campus has taken these alarms. We have debated national and United Nations policy in good spirit. We have accepted in loyalty and understanding the sacrifices that have come. We have not been undone by the prolonged uncertainties about manpower policy and procedure. We have kept our eyes fixed upon the prevention of further war if honorably possible. We have studied the requirements of peace. We have mobilized for civilian defense and have offered our facilities for serviceable use in the emergency to our government. This is for us all a time of testing. In this period of confusion. shall we although disquieted be cast down into despair either for this college or ourselves or this land? Occidental's strength and spirit are not diminished. We will meet the responsibilities we must face: whatever the difficulties we will look with confidence and trust to the future: we will continue man's search for beauty, for truth, for love and for the peace of God: each will continue to seek the practical field of his maximum service to society under principle and under law. ' Arthur G. Coons President 1. Miss Florence Brady, Regislrur 2. Mr. Fred Mclain, Comptroller 3. Miss Janet Hail, Manager of Residence 4. Miss Elizabeth McCloy, Librarian 5. Miss Elsie Smithies, Dean of Women: and Dr. Beniomin Culley, Dean of I' 6. Dr. Glenn Dumke, Dean of Faculty ADMINISTR! . , J 'KN i' X Y-run--buy., ' mg: 1 Y, s 1 v-.....,, 2'z'5i-w:LR'JFt91.,. M., . ' '...,. - -W , V . . . P cn' 1 's, ' I'f' .. I ' . 4. N- ' PK . - -- -. '- f A X l -. .. . H . ' Qi ' xl . ' v ' ' 'N R. U' . Nz- ' ' 1 .-'l :N . , . is . . 3 , X Rn R' Y ' 1- y ' ' K s'- ,-. , , . 'A x . 'l. 2. 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X3 , , X- Richard Apple Los Angeles Economics Beniamin Ashby Ventura Political Science Marilyn Barnes Pasadena Education Chester Acree Manhattan Beach Economics Mary Aiken Lynwood Education Celeste Albert Los Angeles Education '4:2 ' Robert Bozzani Pasadena Political Science Beverly Brighouse Los Angeles Education Celia Brockett Santa Monica Education Barbara Betts Culver City Education Warren Binzley Glendale Education Frank Bittick Los Angeles Education rr- Ray Alvarez Monterey Park Speech James Anderson Economics Altadena John Andrews Long Beach Education Wayne Barney Duarte Psychology Avis Barrett Los Angeles Education James Benninghoven San Mateo Political Science 19 Ann Blaney Glendale Education Olivia Bowditch Pasadena Religion Lois Bowman la Crescenta Music Joh n Broe Monrovia Psychology Donald Brown Los Angeles Economics John Brown Los Angeles History -3 Ted Calderone Los Angeles Physical Education Richard Caldwell Alhambra Psychology Alzada Carlisle Chicago, lll. Biology Frank Costa Los Angeles Sociology Wilbur Cotrel Los Angeles Economics Roberta Cox San Marino Speech Nancy Brubaker Burbank Biology Louise Bruinglon South Pasadena Physical Education Barbara Brundige Glendale Language ,415 'fii '95 Jesse Christman Summit, New Jersey Speech Howard Christopher Altadena Pre-Med. Priscilla Clare Los Angeles Music Frank Bruner Los Angeles Education Geraldine Bryson l.a Canada Political Science Tom Bushey Los Angeles Physical Education Walker Clute Los Angeles Economics Norma Collins Los Angeles Lat.-Amer. Afiairs Elizabeth Conard Alameda Education Velma Cass Corona del Mar Education Anthony Ceccia Pasadena History Janene Christenson Glendale Mathematics 'Cf' -hx Clark Cox Mesquite, Nevada Education Donna Craft Glendale Education Eleanor Craig Long Beach Political Science Elizabeth Dailey Sierra Madre Education Mary Ann Davidson Bakersfield Education Lorraine Davies Los Angeles Music Fred Ettari San Gabriel Music Donald Evans Los Angeles Education Paul Evans Burbank Mathematics 5 fd' 51? Russell Cramer Pasadena Education Richard Crews Burbank Economics Donald Criley Los Angeles Mathematics it 'Z' Wilson Doty Long Beach Physical Education Wayne Duffy Los Angeles Physical Education Shirley Dunn Los Angeles Education Vaughn Critchlow Los Angeles Biology Jo Ann Cross Pasadena Education Patrick Cunningham Los Angeles Psychology ,,f'N Arthur Edwards Los Angeles History Paul Edwards Pasadena Psychology Joan Ellis Glendale Physical Education Z Patricia Davis Pasadena Music Lois Dodd Visalia Psychology James Domine El Monte Political Science Bernard Faibish Pasadena Pre-Med. Sue Finch Inglewood Education Ernece Fischer Los Angeles Biology Robert Gandy Pasadena Psychology Rudy Genetti Los Angeles Biology Carol Gentry Anaheim Education Edwin Hallenbeck New York, New York Economics Dyson Hammer Burbank Economics Ed Harper Los Angeles Physical Education Henry Florence Alhambra Geology Gordon Footman Glendale Psychology Bill Fore Beverly Hills Education Wesley Goodrich Vista Sociology James Goss Chula Vista Sociology Fred Graham Los Angeles Economics QW 4-el Jack Forrester Glendale Political Science Francis Franciscus Pasadena Psychology William Gaines Oxnard Political Science 1-.mf Thomas Greaves Arlington, Virginia Psychology Arleda Greenwood Glendale Education Duane Hall Glendale Education '57, Hrs. if--rf I4 X f'T'w-..Z.-'-'YA William Gerhardt Montebello Education Robert Glascock Los Angeles Education George Got? Los Angeles Physical Education 25 An n Havens Los Angeles Education John Hedrick Sherman Oaks Psychology Katherine Heinzman Ventura Speech Rosemary Holden San Rafael Education Frances Holt San Gabriel Education Alberta Holter Glendale Music Alma Janke Glendale Education Norma Johnson Burbank English Robert Johnson Glendale History Carl Heina Chicago, lll. Biology Richard Heller Los Angeles Mathematics Ray Henderson Garden Grove Zoology Charles Hughes Los Angeles English Eleanor Humphrey South Pasadena Education Joan Jackson Anaheim Education 'K George Henriksen Los Angeles Physical Education John Hill Los Angeles English James Hines Los Angeles Economics Robert Jackson Pasadena Physical Education Bert Jacobs Los Angeles Physical Education Barbara Jager Glendale Education 3 Fred Houghton Pasadena Education Marlin Hoyt South Pasadena Chemistry Nancy Huebner Los Angeles Education my 3' Donald Jones Los Angeles Physical Education Richard Jutras Los Angeles English Francis Kachaturian Los Angeles Education ss? A-4 fa 28 Rosemary Lane Alhambra Psychology Pat Lang Redlands Chemistry Bill Larsen Los Angeles Political Science Richard Luers Santa Ana Political Science Ann Makosky Alhambra English George Mann Ephrata, Washington Geology Gift Q, Paul Kamanski Los Angeles Education Patricia Kearney Alhambra Education Martha Kerfoot San Marino Political Science Roland Lewis Eagle Rock Psychology Dan Lindquist Glendale Speech Sieg Lindstrom South Pasadena Political Science Roland Knecht Monrovia Sociology Carol Koster Los Angeles Education Richard Kramer Los Angeles Music '19 N Donald Locher San Marino Philosophy Lois Lockwood Puente Education Ina Loomis Pasadena Education Stephen Lawton Burbank Political Science Robert Lazzarini Los Angeles Education Peggy Lenney Los Angeles Biology 2. Ah if William Mannatt Los Angeles Physical Education William Manning Beverly Hills Political Science Leon Marion Altadena Psychology J Mariorie Mier Newport Beach English William Miles Los Angeles Psychology Carolyn Miller Altadena Education Mercedes McCaskey Pasadena Education Samuel McCIung South Pasadena Education Marguerite McElroy Glendale Education Patricia Markham Santa Ana Education Steve Markovich Los Angeles Education Robert Marquis Pasadena Political Science '61- 45' W l 4l!'jw ,gvlhe James Morgan Los Angeles Psychology Nicholas Mrakich Los Angeles Political Science John Muir Los Angeles Physical Education -QW William Mehl Monterey Park Education Carolyn Mesick Washington, D.C. Psychology Jack Messinger Los Angeles Education Marilyn Munz Eagle Rock Education Gerald Myers Los Angeles Political Science Robert McAllister Piedmont Physics ff! Kenneth Miller Torrance Physical Education Marian Montague Whittier Biology Morgan Moore Whittier Political Science LN Ronald McFarland Encinitas Psychology James McGregor Pasadena History John McKay Alhambra Sociology Frank Noble l.os Angeles Geology John Noe Beacon Falls, Connecticut Pre-Med. Marilyn Nuffer Orange Music Doris Peterman Glendale Education Eugene Peterson Glendale Physical Education Robert Peterson Glendale Sociology Orra McMurray Burbank Physical Education Millard Nelson Los Angeles Economics Nedra Newell Chico Psychology t, William Palmer Glendale Economics Mary Pan key Corcoran Education Marcella Park Glendale Education ,yi l 'iq-5117 Thomas Redden Canoga Park Psychology John Rickels Burbank Biology Barbara Ries Huntington Beach Education If 10' .lack Savage Pasadena Educafion Richard Schauer Los Angeles Political Science Charles Schlegel Santa Ana Political Science ik James Place Los Angeles Biology Harrietl' Prichard Pasadena Religion Richard Pyle Pasadena Pre-Denfal ve-c 'gm Phyllis Rohrbaugh Upland Sociology Jack Ross Los Angeles Music Theodore Ruprechl Long Beach Economics iii ers- Gordon Nicholson Los Angeles Religion Norman Nielson Monrovia Sociology George Nishinaka Los Angeles Sociology Dan Patch Hermosa Beach Geology Richard Peairs Normal, Illinois Psychology Dave Perry Los Angeles Sociology .ff'UB' Henry Nyeholt Los Angeles Education William Orme Pasadena Political Science James Pain Los Angeles History Marie Picou Los Angeles Speech Anne Pierce Los Angeles Political Science Richard Pimental La Cresenta Biology -var' Don Ragan Los Angeles Geology Lorraine Reavis Los Angeles Music Francesca Redden Ca noga Park Speech Janet Rusch Los Angeles Mathematics Thomas Ryan Downey Economics Dorothy Sargent Glendale Education Herbert Robinson Los Angeles Education Paul Robinson Los Angeles Education Samuel Rogers South Pasadena Spanish 'E' Kathleen Schneider Los Angeles Sociology Robert Schnug Long Beach Psychology Donald Schroeder Los Angeles Psychology Marlin Shatter Los Angeles Physics Eleanor Sheehy Santa Ana Education James Shires Los Angeles Psychology Barbara Stiver Pasadena Education Mary louise Stroud Los Angeles Education Ralph Sturdevant Los Angeles Pre-Dental Frederick Schultz Santa Ana Physical Education Ma riorie Sch utte Anaheim Education Joanne Scott Palos Verdes Estates Education Kenneth Smiley San Marino Economics Betty Smith Glendale Education Gene Smith West Lafayette, Indian Physical Education 6' Margaret Scott Riverside Education Jacqueline Sellers Arcadia Biology Nyda Shafer Burbank History Herbert Speth Alhambra Economics Elizabeth Sterling l.os Angeles Education Dean Stillwagon San Gabriel Psychology Margaret Simons Los Angeles Education Glenn Sink South Gate Chemistry James Sleeper Santa Ana English Richard Supernaugh Sa n Ferna ndo Political Science Rodney Swartz Los Angeles Political Science Patrick Swift Alhambra Economics Robert Tewksbury Long Beach Speech Richard Theriot Sunland Education Joanne Therriault Torrance Education Aimee Van Duzer Los Angeles Education Laurine Von der Heide Alhambra Sociology Fred Wadsworth Los Angeles Physical Education Marion Symmes Redlands Sociology Donald Tafti Temple City Psychology Lillian Tallman Los Angeles Education gas-49 fri? af' 'i William Tom Los Angeles Physical Education Gilbert Totten Pasadena History Harlan Trent Glendale Political Science Betty Taplin Los Angeles Education Barbara Teal Los Angeles Education David Ten Eyck San Fernando Pre-Med. 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JOHN MCMENAMIN 43 L. REED BRANTLEY, Chairman FRANK LAMBERT ROBERT WINANS ROSS BAKER 1. DR. LAURENCE de RYCKE, Chairman 2. MR. PAUL BULLOCK 2. C ICS MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MRS. MR. DR DR DR DR GRACE PATTERSON NELETA PRIGER LILLIAN BLAIR PEGGY McGLYNN DOROTHY STRIFF CHARLES BUTT . FREDERICK NEFF . J. HUNTLEY SINCLAIR . ROY PETRIE . ERNESTINE KINNEY, Chairman ED ATIQN MR. ALBERT CROISSANT DR. KENNETH OLIVER, Chairman DR. KENNETH KURTZ DR. PERCY HOUSTON MISS EVELYN THOMPSON MR. DONALD MARVIN 48 4. ENGLISH 1. MR. JACK NAIR 2. MR. JOSEPH BIRMAN, Chairman GECDLCJGY 3. 4. Si... POON-KAN MOK GLEN DUMKE E. KIMBARK Mc:cCOLL JOHN RODES OSGOOD HARDY, Chairman ROBERT CLELAND lo 4 .r- K. Q QTW R 3 IEE ,f H in E J Q 1 m I as K K W 1: .:. ':.:.:.: , ff rn 5 K yy 1? .Q . H is 1 . Q' 5 Q 42 3 B4 P' 1 6 :.: . ....v. 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'Si is Tiger Claws First row: Art Coons, President Dick Deaver, Bill Evans, and Bob Kernott. Second row: Dick Bobo, Jim May, Keith Noonan, and Bob Kinsl-now, secretary-treasurer. Cabinet row: Vice-president Warren Perry, President Howard 'opher, Treasurer Jim Brown, Secretory Chuck Har- :md Ray Henderson. Second row: Bob Holguin, Ted Bill Rheinschild, and Jack Butcher. Third row: Hal s, Dan Patch, and Keith Andersen. 79 AWS Cabinet First row: Marilyn Avery, Marilyn Munz, president, Beverly Brighause, and .loan Davis. Second row: Lor- raine Reavis, vice-president, Bobbie Cox, Nancy Ross, Norgie Tews, sec- retary, and Ann Koover. Third row: Joan Dirckx, treasurer: and .loy Wit- wer. Missing: Phyllis Overholt. 80 international Students First row: Shereen Khairallah, Lebanon, Chukweumeka Ebo, Africa, Ming-Cho Lee, China. Second row: Shun-Ichiro Ito, Japan: Biorn Larsen, Norway, Acre Truumaa, Estonia. CDH Campu Cificers Off Campus Women First row: Julia Haus, vice-president: Pat Armstrong, president: and Catherine Cuscio, secretary. Second row: Gloria Pickett, historian, Diane Muehiberger, treasurer: and Babs Covington, publicity chairman. TUDENT CHURCH v Sludenl Church Board, First Row: Mary Pankey, Ann Mukosky, Nancy laubach, Jean MucCorrnick, .lean Sliver, Jeanine Thing. Second Row: Ed Hummel, lan Young, Bill Miles, Dr. Noble, Chaplain, Jim Pain, Jesse Chrisfman, Ron McFarland, Al Nichols, Milton Patterson. O-CHAIRMEN Jean is R 'Q dir it -1 , 1 , Q ' ' ng ' 2 I-. H D V E3 TQ, A HQ .kv if i Q is ' ,P A YQ? V. A,,, iz:-2, 1 'Yr A X i I , Q' A f.. N i N ulu Y ,., V g, A Ks x.-, ' fif. Hx an gif - - X I fr -' ,..x V' J ' X ' xx SX' Zn: fl? xxx : sq ' ' ,gif N K, ,dy - ., Q 'fl' F . an ' fr -- . :iw- ' 4r N P' 6512, if Q .. 1. I. 1. 5- ,.:1' wear' .,J 4 . I. f .2-3' . ,n. . -3, .f -af: , 'S Ng , ff, fx .. ' l f E Q 3 j d V 4- 1, '1 W - 11 ' . Us gl: ' Q 5 I . 5' .. - Qui. . -.ff 'rim' ' fJP'h3Z:5:a4.1-5 , 1 1 ' -' I ' 1. ,- ,- V .' ' , - wr K 25? 1 X M295 W4 V,-I, , f 1' Mill' l,,i' REAT udent Faculty Conference 41 Phyllis Overholt Associate Editor E . ,xXx ' v NIA I t .lerry Burnett Joel Davis Advertising Manager Fraternity Editor Tom Mitchell Sports Editor r x Dorothy Sargent Terry Therriault Sorority Editor Academic Editor layout Editor Harry Dorsey NCINA TAF F Through the cooperation of the entire staff and work each Saturday morning at the La Encina office this book was com- pleted. Approximately 350 pictures make up the book besides 1400 individual pic- tures and pages and pages of copy. 85 la Encina Staff lawrence de Graff, Dotty Kellstrom, Marilyn Moore, Jerry Burnett, Terry Therriault, Joyce Tharp, Marilyn Slater, Barbara Sweet, Joan Currey, Mary .Io Tillotson, Deb Joy, Joan Cornelius, Carol Wyman, Vi Moomaw, Phyllis Overholt, Vivian Denniston, Janie Miller, Faith Bockius, Merle Seglie, Jane McConnell, and Peggy Palmer. ' . f- Q .: 2 if fr -mf: My f r S M 42 if l I I Q V ' ,ff 2 wr ' 1 -1 I U 4 X r y, fp , N 7 A ' x tag., Ronald McFarland Editor 86 Occidental Staff First row: Bill Stanton, Ann Harris, and 'Nancy Koeberle. Second row: Ellie Craig, Doug Hawkes, Jane Weldon, Sophia Dimitriadis, Peggy Fleming, and Arline Costanten. Third row: Earle Jager, Dean Hewitt, John Utzinger, and Robin DeVour. Occidental Staff First row: Ron Hayes, Jann Reaver, lou Ann Hilburn, and Jackie Cuni. Second row: Chuck Welborn, Fred Boice, Adele Houx, Faith Bockius, and Alice Holter- holli: Third row: Hank Dickson, Art Walker, and Bill Skilling. CDCCIDENTAL 1 , I 15 if 1. u Richard Friend Editor Fung Stuff Bob Hansen, Chunk Welborn, Donald Criley. FANG wsu 15 lb l Q 1 Fung Stuff Barbara Arthur Sylvra Kacewlcz Mlllon Pullerson and Ellie Craig James Thomas Editor as KAPPA NU SIGMA Kappa Nu Sigma Firsi row: Norman Barakat, Gilbert Totten, and Jim McGregor. Second row: Ed Minschell, Dr. Osgood Hardy, Stephen Salisbury, and Helen Imrie. iii LAUREAN SCJCIETY Laurean Society Firsl row: Tillie Johnson, Elaine M Jo Washer, Lou Ann Hilburn, president: Ann Koover, secret and Louisa Proctor. Second row: Wooian, Cindy Miller, .lerrie W President Marge Mier, Mary Gr Bobby Woods, Vice-presideni D fhea Eckes, Advisor Evelyn Tho son, and Carolyn Ord. LPHA PHI GAMMA 89 Alpha Phi Gamma First row: Phyllis Overholt, Terry Therriault, Secretary Ann Blaney, and Ellie Craig. Second row: Vice-president Jim Sleeper, Dick Friend, and President Ron McFarland. Missing: Harry Dorsey, James Pain, and Rosanna Smith. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA-First row: Lorraine Reavis, Janice Carter, Nancy Allen, Mary Alice Marshall, Edith Pankey, President Second Semester. Second row: Margaret Baird, !na Loomis, Shirley Phillips, President First Semester: Coreen Thorne, Lou Ann Hill.-wrn. ,301 H a as 5 E. E 4 4 -ff A K ' f 4 :L -I L E 1- ' , -?,'f . ..,. . ,, V , 2 f , 5 :m:.,.wi' 1 .9 . . . , . ., .. . .. ,,.. . W M I W f . g X S A ,wie M - :Qi :-. K ' Wh ,' ':F?EE5'.f-'E' 1512- . ' ': -': f5f:: 1 L 5 A ,.1:a'a:s:f- .s.5gga.s.... ... ..... Pg .,.,.:gai.g.:. gg M so A ,- -1,1 .+,fq,..m4. -ii 2 ... S- V535-Sify : 3, .ijfij 4. Zji fzk www Q Q H 1. mf ls' .- we H H - ii W V-1 . 'aw 4 .Q Y - Q I E H . 'k . aaa' 5 :-- :s:..... K QQA 3 1 r .mia -'sm 'Q Q iLi.g2f5' YQ5.'3. r ' 'X f W ff ,ik f - mf ef . CZ wi . . ,. .5i,5.,L5.3-Ze: A W 1 4 ', 'jaws fy. F N' .aw-' . if ma' Hmemdfi . 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I '- N g.ZJ,.QNK?.. f' QQ ':gm::QFEv I , E M Q. ., - Q52 , 3 A as V , . . . y . .s 4 vc .1 -. . -v -ei' .- K 4 ff 1 -. x qv A 'f , ,f ul Q, Y f Y gf A U- , 3 I. . b 1 . 4 W- r- 1 . wr f 2, .. 31' sz- 'G' , 5 .qw 7 ' . ff if W W ' x - ' ' I ' ' m J ' , Quin v 'if Q' 5 4 p I E in E.: . 1? 5 Q -Q Q1 3 Q5 P fm M ,N f f, . Aww . Q me M 'U' Q-N-Q.-H -v Ei M g , zs' K . mm, F 5 ' ' . 4' wr ,i F Q - J! M gi J A 1 A' 7 SQY 5 7 -' A E -7 2 Q f ,B Vi' i ,f V . X1 V Q Q E T wi M M o nn 5 ' If if Q f 9 1 Z . H ' J M , Y . L P h mf.. , M., 3, I. V L-ll. N U -ZHMLTMTJ Ag! Q, i :vt-Z, W V .- V ,- - . . 1 M' . - 4:1 - Si ,. -- aa X. ,V il . .Q-2 vie? V Vw wg: S, N. WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION ART CLUB gy w. Ha H8 e nf X . I I X .IX in I v I x .2 3 ,we P A.-Q 4 Art Club Vice-president Jim Hickman, Secretary-treasurer Women's Recreation Association. President Arleda Greenwood, Karen Johnson, Doreen White. Doris Chien, President Gerald Ziff, Ming Cho CSTA lee, Ruth Ann Jordon, Miss Constance Perkins, Bob Raugh, and Mr. Donald Young. SIE . CSTA First row: Barbara Wattenbarger, secretary-tre urerp and Terry Therriault, vice-president. Sec row: Edith Howard, president, and SyIvia Kacew -Q- Sigma Phi Sigma. First row: .lack Jansen, Lloyd Fountain, George Johnson, President Ralph Wuerker, Secretary Wayne Foun- tain. Second row: Treasurer Bob McAl- lister, Mr. Roberts, Dr. Bollman. Chemistry Club. First raw: Dr. Lambert, President Gale Farquhar, Edward Schlag. Second row: Nancy Van Law, Secretary Pauline Fredericks, Pat Lang, Vice Presi- dent June Turnquist, Robert Pilmer, Ken Edwards. Pre-Med Club. First row: retary Irene Cruze, Jose Sec- Lew, Scobie Smith, Don Ziegler, Knut Larsen. Second row: Ron Stout, President Ralph Allison, Doug Walton, Don Small, Bob Rock- well. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE- First row: Ken Jenkins, Chairman, Lau Ann Hil- burn, Rose Marie Ufholtz. Second row: Jerry Ziff, .lim Hickman, Eric Chien. ,F Z PHI BETA KAPPA James D. Ramer, Gilbert Totten, l.illian Tallman, Gordon Footman, Jean Stiver, Wilbur Cotrel, Mary Pankey, Howard Christopher, Nyda Shafer, Thomas Redclen, Henry Rizer, Jeannine Thing, Lois Dodd, Ilah Wilstach, Margaret Simons, Richard Jutras. These students have attained a 3.5 grade average for four years. MOVIE CLUB Movie Club First row: Secretary Kathy Schneider, Nancy Hicks. Secon row: President Andy Service, Treasurer Joyce Willsey, Howar lockwood, and Adele Houx. 95 l AVYANSKY KRUZHOK FORSENICS rst row: Don Munroe, Walter Greenup, Marlene Sweeney, Nancy Laubach, Forensics ary Rowley. Second row: Mel Whitaker, David Herman, Keith Murray, Ron- First row: Dr. Norman Freestone, Art Coons, Ann-Marie Frostig, Peggy Keller, and d McFarland, Dr. Andrew Kalpaschnikolf, Adviser, James Pain, Bill Kerr, John Holcomb. Second row: Steve Salisbury, Spence Rice, Maureen Fegan, and ith Noonan, Jim Parrish. Curl Ginel- , Nw, 1 - 1 I E . 5- - 2' K .az- A .1 n ,J S Y, H ' iz A , ' Q 1 1 L A N K is A El Tigre. .Ioan Binns, Editor Ron Hayes, Jack Butts, Robin De Vour, Don Albright, Bill Kerr. -Q- Spanish Club, First row: President Bill Kerr, Wendell Greenlee, Robin De Vour. Second row: Ron Hayes, Jack Butts, .loan Binns, Don Albright. . 5, I Qc yy ,fl fa. Q f x Q , 5 0 'W f 1111155-ff, ,, I 5 3 ,. Q ff M, .ss I afw, .Qf 1 L' Q4 A , . F., ,, .,.. , ,:h. - f , V ji 1p,g:21 f -D 653 ,,4i, I ,K , ,. -., V -...Q M ,, li' ,1 A wg Ury.. 1. f T-'73 :T if 1 If hw ' 14 E. -7 94' A i . 155 I - . . A 1' 1 13 ,iv ld 2.1 4. Q1 Zeta Phi Eta Zeta Phi Ela. First row: Ann Harris, Vice Presiclenl Bobbie Cox, President Ellie Craig, Dee Sharp. Sec- ond row: Kate Heinzman, Treasurer Norgie Tews, Helen lmrie. Third row: Marilyn Burn, Sally Saint, Recording Secretary Dottie Davis, Jeanine Goebel. Fourth row: Barbara Hunt, Julie Haas, Tillie John- son, Maixie Rice, Bobbie Cook. PSI CHI Psi Chi First row: Bob Knox, Bob Oyler, Bill Hammon, and Lois Dodd. Second row: Rosemary Lane, Mildred Reeb, louise Miller, and Gordon Footman. Third row: Dave Cole, Luther Jennings, Ilah Wilstach, Dr. Gilbert Brighouse, Frank Wiefels, president, Tom Redden, and Past President Howard Lockwood. Miss- ing: Andy Service, Myron Howland, treasurer, and Beverly Prolast. D.D. First row: Howard Christopher, President Ben Ashby, William Tom. Second row: Bob Tewksbury, Chuck Schlegel, Deon Culley. Third row: Jim Goss, Jock Wheaton. D. O. MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board. First row: Joan Ellis, Bobbie Cox, Jean Stiver, Ellie Craig. Second row: Lois Lockwood, laurice White. CXY DANCE GRA' ' Oxy Dance Group First row: Helen lmrie, and Shirley Brown. Second row: Ellie Bobbie Cox, President Helen Henderson Smith, Shirli Phillips. ' 7 A- , V rl 1 Productions: Androcles and the lion The Hasty Heart The Twelfth Night OCCIDENTAL PLAYERS-First row: Marilyn Burn, Dottie Davis, Helen Smith, Sally Saint, Barbara Sweet, Bobby Cox, Margaret Scott, Lorraine Davies. Second row: Bob wullef, Dee Sharpe, Ann Harris, Joel Davis, Carl Ginet, 'Norgie Tews, Bobbie Cook. Third row: Charles Hughes, Bob Altheuser, Glen Twombly, Leland Bonar, Bob Tewksbury, Ellie Craig, Darryl Guy, Jim Miller. r -1- 3 m HOMECOMING DANCE HOMECOMING DANCE CHRISTMAS DANCE COED HOP O CHRISTMAS DANCE COED HCP 102 875 students attended BARBEQUE I . .yu ..l ,N . . Q ,fy , -: g ,,',.-,f 1. 1, fn? X - .'-fu wx- ..- V 0 , . 'f' NWT. 'q ,jg ' ?. .f:'3f5S 3 iw' .fy I -f.: ,Q-1 nf' 5, M 1 11.1.6.3 S36 I a I 1 A z ' ' I 0 A fl-ff fy SEPTEMBER 1950 - an. Q. +1111- CHlLCOT'S RANCH 53 Ginny Purkins Jim Parrish Ed Parsons Doug Pegrum Jane Pepparell Bill Priestly Crawford Pritchard Henry Pruitt Anne Radford leigh Rutclilf 112 Moxie Rice Janet Risser Bob Robbins Kenneth Robinson Bo'b Rockwell Joanne Rouse Mary Rowley Shirley Ruch Anne Rush Don Russell Nancy Schroll Harrison Scott Carter Sexton Marilyn Sherrod Bill Skilling i ' 5157 f -, I- :A . I V , 1 vi! 1 . ,X , i V-KX 'J-'Q' . . 1, 1 I . Mr. . D . ls' ku, W-'aria fr . I' Axis ,Q N3 1 'I df' -3 ff' . gk. W? Q , '-fe ' ,355 . 'I Eiga ,.. 1 4- 'Ea A . by iii 'Sv 5 A 1 A 4' ,,,. l 1 I N 3 xi sf ' 4' 5 1 'f auf' 551' X51 W 4' 4.1. -:: .:. M 1 I 1 .u .:.:.:.:..:.:,..:..::.-M., - 1 1 Bill lively Robert long Joan looney Douglas low Diana lynch Ben Massey .lim May Francine Milnor Don Moyes Diane Muehlberger 111 Don McCoy Elaine McCrory Bill McCullough Diane McCullough Vince McCullough Janeiie Neptune Genie Nelson Mary Nichols .lim Nickels Robert Noel Shirley Nule Bill Osierholt Herb Osiling Mary Packard Edith Pankey 53 53 George Stevens Charles Stewart Janne Stewart Mary Lee Stuart Norma Sturgeon Jim Thomas Clara Thompson Janet Thornberry louise Tishon Ed Titus 114 John Utzinger Carol Vanderfard Richard Van Wagner Ken Wagner Margaret Ward Al Werker Mel Whitaker Doreen White Ann Wilcox Jo Wildman Rosemary Wood Marilyn Woods Jack Woolsey Peggy Wootan John Worcester ffm 5 J if an 4 1 I .. ,,.. E, - . 1 i M 5 F 'P W 5 -M. Q la x in . . ' :si -:. ' , f . 1 Dorothy Perry Janet Perry Ted Pettit Bob Pilmer Marilyn Poiier Margaret Reavis Louisa Reeves Harry Reichard Dan Remeta Joe Renn 113 Bill Rodman Katy Rohlolf Virginia Rose Gene Ross Nancy Ross Ann Salisbury Stephen Salsbury Jean Sanborn Lois Schaeffer Ed Schlag Marlene Smucker Gail Snively Don Spivey Tom Stadlinger Ralph Stark 53 Marlene Sweeney Carolyn Taylor Dorothy Taylor Connie Textor Donna Thomas Barbara Travis Marilyn Triesch Dixon Trueblood Glen Twombly Lois Unruh 115 Janie Weber Lois Weber Anita Wehe Chuck Wellborn Dick Wells Nesla Williams Connable Wills Joyce Willsey Jerrie Wolfe Frances Wollman Ken Woriley Margaret Wright Jack Zimmerman 53 ,C Away? 'ng' Q W, , M W ' if Q- ' . ' 1 ' -i we , . .. v 42 V b ' f :.: Q 13 , gf J 43 I , ,yZ'f,iF,f' 'Q T Q W ' , 3 gr ,, ,fi -,F f X .V iw:-. 'K as Mg 45936 , , gf, My A, A . V ff. 'fy ?Y' fly A-gkzfsf Q M52-' 1 sw- aw, fx-I U X S nf, v ENE: i3'.Qi'T?!le5 ' 3 ' V 1 'km if? W irq? x Y K-its I 4 'V A.: if Ng V iv. W M: L I ' 1 Mg. -' W . 1 255 : '3 1. , 2 ' Q , SI, gil NY A I, X f ,Q , fi AK. 1 ,5 , A f Q we if S I V , Q i 5 ' ' ' fa, 1 3 H Y .,.. 1 ,. N , , ...., Q wx If 'f Q'2fif',5 ,. ' A jf ' J ,3'F:E'E':'Q W 'Q ' k:::::.'?5:.:., X ' we , - 6, W' n If - f f-1,1 wg, X qs. V 1 932 . uw, r i' N .f 52 TRj'lLfij'f X, .mf -'-:z..:, Q,. My WWE 4 Q 'lf Ai SL www? ' 5 A ' fi' was I, . Y- ' g ag SEQ? TWXQ? 596 if W5' L, K K . 1, fn- , ? W f 1 IM A 9 51 fail K vga, Kiwi 1 25 5,55 .,. g , We A :ae-W n i + a sf' ,,,.-Q -4 as s.9?A,, is n ' ' l S V I AL.,,ff., y X f-4 x 213,91 FSM ' F' 3 -gif P Q2 as -0- - 4 v .W We L W Y? L 'I ,ff g I W if .,.T4av'gg Riga? . X H -1 .5-,ff is-.n. .. tuffwfv Y V km H ' xl' MQ, I, ,I f Q Fl! I 'xx' vm. Us Q S I ,Q Q9 mn ,ms - 1 smaw-A F- 24 14 24 20 0 20 19 7 28 SCORES Cal Aggies Santa Barbara Cal Poly Caltech Whittier S. D. Marines Redlands Pomona Totals 0 10 14 7 15 35 23 12 6 Line Coach Al FCDCJTBALL Walz, Senior Guard George Goff and Head Coach Roy Dennis on the sidelines. 7 Mcflfskt, 1. 'Q:.ifmfkk7f.w2zH -A T PLT ' ' ' 8 CAL AGGIES The Occidental Tigers opened their 1950 football season by defeating the Cal Aggies at Davis, 24 to O, in a game marked by fumbles by both teams. The Aggies started strong, driving to the Bengal 6 yard line, but were stopped on downs. From then on, the Tigers were in complete control. Co-captain Chuck Schlegel broke the ice with a 76 yard touchdown run in the second quarter. A few minutes later, Tom Brown scored the second T. D. on a 52 yard sprint. Opening the second half, Joe Maruyama took the kickoff on his own 10 and raced 85 yards to the 5. Bradley passed to McClung to make it 18 to 0. The last T. D. was made on a line plunge by Bobinette. Star defensive play was turned in by Jacobs, Bauer, Trump, and D. McCullough. TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM. Back row: Assistant Coach Al Walz, Manager Bud Ingersoll, Hal Slane, Warren Lou Farlan struggles-Santa Barbara. Perry, Neil Bradley, Frank Trump, Lou Farlan, Bill Rodman, Tom Stadlinger, Dick Wells, Tom Clark, Head Coach Roy Dennis. Third row: Jim Pincock, George Goff, Bob Peterson, Paul Grube, Jim May, Ken Wagner, Dick McCullough, Bob Lazzarini, Sam McClung, Albert Padilla, Herb Hill, Bert Jacobs. Second row: Matt Kurilich, Russ Groat, Dean Wolf, Dick lopez, Dick Frank, Rudy Gallardo, Chuck Schlegel, Cliff Ditto, Dixon Trueblood, Gil Espinosa, Fran Kochaturian, Tom Brown. Front row: Carl Manoogian, Jim Delaney, Jim Parrish, Dick Bauer, Jack Bobinette, Vince McCullough, Ed Saraffian, Keith Noonan, Don Jim Morgan, and Ray Wright. Fran Kachaturian punts. Team gives Cal Aggies bad time. 'x 'Sh- xx' i' V. .V ' . ' Q V' 'F w , . V. . , ! - Af 14' f -IZ . 1 ' Q J . fa' 1 . 1' EM ' Up ' f fy., Q? ,gtk wif? Y' ..Lj,,Xw,FN 'A 1115. 55- ..' vi, , :Po ie I Q i? L. 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Kurilich cracked off tackle for the touchdown. ln the third period, after holding ihe Beavers deep in Oxy territory, the Tiger? marched 77 yards in four plays to rack up their second tally. Quarterback Vince McCullough sped the last 36 yards to the goal. Caltech came back fast in the last quarter when Woody hit pay dirt. How- ever, the Orange and Black sewed it up as Vince McCullough hit end Dick Lopez with a pass on the 2 yard line. Kurilich plowed over. Carl Manoogian kicked 2 out of 3 extra points to make the final score 20-7 for the fourth local victory. .fm M' ' RMK '-we left: Well, fellas---. Typical half-time activity. Above: Bobinette rolls against Tech. Block by lopez, 30. Parrish, 59, and Padilla, 50, in back Co-Capt. Schlegel gets patched up by Trainer .lack Logan and Team Klassen. Managers Bud Ingersoll and Frank Cole look on. ground. 1 Q - F Z'L'f '.- Co-Captain Bert Jacobs HONOR ROLL Coaches Y DENNIS Head Coach L WALZ Line Coach All SCIC HUCK SCHLEGEL Offensive Back ICK BAUER Offensive Center RT JACOBS Defensive Tackle ERB HILL Defensive Guard CK MCCULLOUGH Defensive Back Anderson Award CK BAUER Co-Capts UCK SCHLEGEL RT JACOBS Oxy 1519 644 4 2163 19 11 1 128 Schlegel Bobinette Manoogian Katchaturian STATISTICS Team Totals for Season Net Gain Rushing Net Gain Passing Scoring Passes Net Total OFFense Touchdowns P. A. T.'s Field Goals Total Points Individual Season Averages Average Yards per Carry Average Yards per Carry Percent of Passes Completed Average Yards Punted 123 Opponents 1312 867 8 2179 16 11 3 116 5.5 4.5 44 35.2 Co-Captain Chuck Schlegel in action against the Marines ' A: 2 M K ' P X 1, I s Q .A ,I 1, HX , ,,., 1 X 3 A V W Lg .. 5 3 fi, 1. 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II Racking up a season total of 208 points to the opposition's 18, the 1950 Tigerbabes came through for the second straight year to cop the league title and remain undefeated under the tutelage of Coach Payton Jordan. The first game of the season saw Co-captains Holmes and Keehn lead the team to a 13 to 7 victory over the Pepperdine J.V. Scoring was done by Frain and Thornburgh. The next week saw the Baby Bengals run away with Caltech to the tune of 65 to 0. Captained by Tetley and Fallows, the team scored 10 touchdowns and made good 5 conversions. In the first home encounter, Oxy fans witnessed an inspired team, led by Lozano and DeCarolis, beat Whittier 38 to 0. Outstanding performances were turned in by Marimon, Tetley, Novinger, and Fallows. The following week took the Frosh to Antelope Valley J.C. where they chalked up a 41 to 0 victory. Hess, Cain, Moreno, and Harrington were the big guns in this one. The frosh next turned in a 34 to 6 game over a supposedly strong Redlandseeleven. Harrington, Wolters, Rafferty, Fallows, and Stiffler all scored. George Wright and Lou Moreno were game captains. The last game of the season saw an undefeated Oxy team facing an undefeated Pomona eleven. The game seemed to be in doubt until the last quarter when Rafferty and Lozano each racked up a T.D. making the final score a decisive 17-6. The team elected Tom Fallows and Jim Tetley as co-captains for the year and these boys were doubly honored when they received the Bud Collier Award for their outstanding play and leadership. Orchids also went to Student Assistant Jack Parkhurst for his fine work. Coach Payton Jordan talks it over with Hitch, Holmes, Frain Lewis and Tetley. ROSH FOOTBALL Frosh Football squad: First row: R. San Miguel R. lewis P. liPera P. Lozano R. Holmes A. Frain D. Bruner Second row: J. DeCarolis D. Bravender C. Dickson P. Alfano D. Rafferty l. Moreno R. Frank Third row: J. Regan K. Edwards T. Fallows D. Worth G. Harrington R. Stitfler Fourth row: G. Novinger D. Cain J. Tetley G. Wright D. Frank R. Pearson B. Thornburgh Fifth row: P. Spalding, mgr. s J. Parkhurst, B. Marmion l. Larson G. Hess .l. Hitch K. Wolters Coach Payton tudent assistant Jordan Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy Right below Frosh Captain Ray Manton left Varsity Co Captain John Barnes Coach Jordan in background Left below Varsity Co Captain Hal Butler below Varsity and Frosh Cross Country Team First row lfroshl Preston Hill Claude Fiddler Ray Manson Not pictured Paul Southgate and Rod McMullen row lvarsltyl Dave Herman Bob Jackson John Barnes Frank Jordan Walt McKlbben Don Munroe Not pictured Phil Schlegel Hal Butler Ted Ruprecht Chuck ALL-CONFERENC M E ET S C O R E Varsity Occidental Caltech Redlands Pomona Whittier 1 Frosh Occidental fd Whittier lOther schools did not compete ln Cross Country, low score wins if fl -few 4 is ec lined up ready to start against Whittier. CROSS COUNTRY This year's Cross Country season saw two more Jordan-coached teams come through to cop League titles for the second consecutive year. Paced by Co-captains John Barnes and Hal Butler for the Varsity and Captain Ray Manion for the Frosh, these men climaxed an almost perfect season by coming through to win the All- Conference Meet and with it, the League title. ln individual meets, the varsity won 3 and lost 1 while the Frosh won all 4. SCORES Varsity Frosh Pomona Caltech Redlands Pomona Oxy Caltech Oxy Redlands Oxy Whittier Oxy Whittier i it tw .1-ai' in I ,,, eoXr olly nos RUSH , ,.r:5,.N R 1 A -N N:--,.. 5 , V I X pk Z, , . M :L , Ls wp: ,- ii ' . 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A , 1 V W I 5 2- , Af. -' IJ3.4f3 'm'T-:1Ai5?5 N51x1 f Pwfafm-u4,iz'A-2Q!?1ff1f-fJ- X 'f :Q 'sf Y ' I, 'lf xx. Si 1 li S 'W .U ., . ., X -.Q ,, ' 1. X x fx. 'i , J, A Q 1 4 EQ 154' uv 1' Qi' 4 eluded from 1311 roved and stubborn Caltechfive which held the local crew to Cl 62-57 . This paved the way for the game of the season when second place cidental met first place Whittier for a possible tie for the SCIC cham- nship. The local squad did it, beating previously undefeated Whittier -60. This was accomplished by the efforts of last minute Bill Kel- g, who had recently returned from the service. Bill entered the game he last minute and with the score tied at 60-60 received a free shot, ich he missed. He grabbed the rebound and sunk the ball for the 2 ning points as the gun went otif. The entire fray was sparked by the standing play of Tunney, who made 25 points, Ralph Potter with 9 nts, and Bob Miller who scored 8 points with his long distance artistry. winning, Oxy tied for the championship. ontinuing their victory streak the Tiger melonmen overpowered the ona Sagehens 59-48. This time, All-Leaguer Archie Palma took high -ring honors with 19 points. Unfortunately, the Tigers were destined - to hold their tie. Suffering a surprise setback by an inspired Chapman ntet, Oxy lost in the last second 77-76. The hardwooders closed the ISO-51 season by losing to Redlands 69-60. High scoring honors went Tunney with 17 points and Palma with 15 points. Hugh Stewart, Jvever, was the man ofthe day, playing his finest game ofthe year. l'he Tigers ended the season in second place, behind Whittier, with onference record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Including non-league games y had 10 wins, 10 losses. Graduating from this year's squad were chlow, Kellogg, Tunney and Palma. Tunney and Palma were elected he All-SCIC Basketball team. Chuck Duncan out reaches Whittier player for two points Potter and Stewart in background. STATISTICS FGA FGM 'X-Q FTA FTM 'Ma Pts. Avg. Tunney .... . 321 106 .342 99 56 566 268 14.1 Palma ...... . 260 76 292 78 57 731 209 11.0 Potter ...... . 216 70 .324 61 31 .508 173 9.1 Wilham . 180 58 322 35 20 568 131 7.3 Duncan .... . 133 39 293 76 48 632 126 6.6 Stewart .... . 85 21 247 38 24 632 66 3.9 Miller ...... .... 7 6 23 303 28 21 .750 67 7.3 Oxy .................. 1360 412 303 460 286 622 1110 58.4 Opponents ........ 1352 453 335 469 264 563 1172 61.7 Note: Statistics are season totals of both league and non-league games. , Gresham, Critchlow, Tunney, Stewart, Miller, Dorn, and Duncan with Bill Center Ralph Potter serves bull to Duncan 26 in the Pomona contest Others lg after he made the winning basket in the Whittier fray. are Tunney and Whitham, 27. 134 Throughout the Occidental freshman basketball sea- son, Coach Dick Wilkinson depended on such fine play- ers as .lim Wakeman, Dan Oredson, Tully Brown and Lou Moreno. These boys and the rest of this year's squad should give the varsity squad members a good run for positions next season. ln their first outing, the Frosh defeated Pierce J.C. 58-51 in a very wild game. Moreno and Wakeman played an outstanding game with Ron Cooper giving great assistance. Next, the Babes downed Pomona 56-51, Cooper and Oredson were outstanding perform- ers. After beating Burbank High the Tiger Kits faced and lost their toughest game to a fighting Poetbabe quintet. Despite the 16 points tallied by Moreno, the Tigers lost in the last few minutes to the Whittier five 57-54. After downing Caltech and Redlands, the frosh- sters again prepared to meet Whittier. With the im- proved playing of such men as Jack McNally, Ron Cooper and Pat Delaney the Bengalbabes looked hope- fully towards the crucial Whittier Game. Like their older brothers, the Kits dropped a hard fought 54-46 decision to the Poets, and received an undisputed second place in the league. Taking an easy 83-30 victory over Chapman the Baby Bengals lost their final game to Redlands 53-51. usa' rug- sit '-JN Frosh Basketball Team. Back raw: Coach Dick Wilkinson, Gil Hess, Ron Cao Dan Oredson, Jim Wakeman, Bob Noel. Front row: Dick Conant, Pat Dela Lou Moreno, Jack McNally, Joe De Carolis, and Bob Marimon. 'Not pictu Tully Brown. FROSH BASKETBALL Jack McNally makes 2-points as Delaney, 5, a Hess, Brown, Delaney, Conant tin iumpi and McNally start play against Chapman. Brown, 10, help. IN :QL , Pt- . 11, 'f -Q' 'iq Q I g W ' I A 'L' if 'A LJ V if 14,3 44 xi K -y H, ,,, , , ' ik! .I I. '1 fw' 'S' ,Ni K, , 5- ig, f5, ,f,aQl5?,ff, Hfse, Y Z if x f -xo Elvr Y X0 Efvr mm ENn 'E V iwismq 1., ll it CAD ENQ-Q I E' A 4 LE Y ff. . in . X 5 ll i f YJLLEGAAQIULLEGE UL Cf i' 'JQQLLEGF' 'ffoufb y ' . f X . x0 EN7 ' m'ENr xD Elvr A , U' QULLEGE - Q ' . - L' QE GCE rcs' CQCULLLEGS Nm 'MQ' 3 900 EN? CCXDAENT4 , , CULLEV' , A ' . -- f : .1 ' . W. f.-.. 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Two N.C.A.A. place winners headed the list of returning lettermen-Junior Johnny Barnes and Senior Walt McKibben. ln addition, other returning lettermen included Phil Schlegel, 1950 broadiump champion, Ted Ruprecht, member of the 3:1O.1 world champion mile relay team, Wilbur Cotrel, alternate mile relay team member, Harold Dennis, high hurdler, Don Jones, miler, Doug Martin and Don Oleson, weights, and Bill Straw, 2 miler. Up from the 1949 team as letterman was Chuck Schlegel who gave up track for his ASOC presidential duties in 1950. The list of newcomers was headed by Bob McMillen, 1948 Olympic Team mem- ber, one of the 5 best distance runners in the world and holder of the fastest 2 mile time in West Coast history, and Dick Shivers, transfer from Muir City College and second place winner in the pole vault at the National Jaycee Meet in 1950. Others were Ken Hoffman, weights, Hal Butler, half mile, Sherwood Beck, sprints, and Frank Asman and Don Spivey, hurdles. Up from the league champion frosh squad were Keith Noonan, iavelin, Bill Bennett, hurdles and broadiump, Joe Maruyama, pole vault and sprints, Bill Mc- Cullough, and Bill Lively, hurdles, Chuck Harvey, 440, Don Munroe, 880, Tom Stadlinger, iavelin, and Doc Marrin and Rudy Gallardo, pole vault. ' Other returning members of last year's team included Neil Bradley, iavelin, Bob Jackson, 440, Dick Golden, sprints, and Bill Rheinschild, high iump. ln the first encounter of the season, the Conference Relays, Oxy's tracksters took the varsity title with 67 points against a combined total of 50 divided among Redlands, Caltech and Whittier. The Sagehen team failed to show up due to a fiu epidemic at the Claremont school. Oxy's great foursome of Walt McKibben, Wilbur Cotrel, John Barnes and Bob McMillen turned in the outstanding performance of the day by racing the distance medley relay l440, 880, 1320, milel in the time of 10:07.1, clipping off 31.7 seconds from the SCIC record. Ted Ruprecht turned in two outstanding early season performances, copping the century in 10.1 and sprinting a 21.2 furlong in the 880 yard relay. The other three performers in this race were Bob Jackson, Joe Maruyama and Chuck Har- vey. Bill Straw, Don Munroe, Don Jones and Hal Butler teamed up to take a first in the mile relay with a time of 3:31.5. ln the Shuttle Hurdle Relay, Bill Bennett, Chuck Schlegel, Frank Asman and Hal Dennis came through to bring in another blue ribbon. Bengal point getters in the field events were as follows: DISCUS: Hoiman ilstl, Martin i2ndl, Oleson l4thl. SHOT: Oleson listl, Hoffman l2ndl, Martin l3rdl. JAVELIN: Bradley l2ndl, Dennis l3rdl. HIGH JUMP: Dennis and Rheinschild, ltie for 3rdl. BROAD JUMP: Schlegel, Phil ilstl, Ben- nett I2ndl. POLE VAULT: Shivers ilstl, Marrin l3rdl, Harshman i4thl. FINAL SCORE: Occidental, 67, Caltech, 14, Whittier, 7, and Redlands, 29. Conference Relay. 100 yard dash. Ruprecht first, Redlands second and third Joe Maruyama fourth ff Z .f' 1-'ed .. , A-..r.-ne 1 14' . .1'5' fv? .- , view a --f 1 Q-..+s11mi. it ff- 14,- K I ,F - 4.1- - V -J A '- . - . 1-' ...J .. ' - ,,r .. ,J - .-1.1 -ii-Y' ex. is J, -Ag.: ss! ' 4 .,g. ,. ss, me-s- ,, . 1 -A -' ' ' ' elf' 4- .ukxms 'tt- McKlbben 440 Cotrel 880 MW Barnes 1320 DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY TEAM 138 Don Oleson shows Dick Shivers and Ken Hoffman how its done. me-img : gk as Mmm tw W3-gi zzwszz -W -4 -aww sk . , ss-wer 1 f We. mi 'nge is Y M11 . ,. MM s New ' M H Mm E ' it ts it ts E . if as 1 W tw xx na , , X .. 3 X is masks .-..-........-... -.-............-.-..-1 .......--.-.--J McMillen, mile, almost laps Redlands man in Conference LONG BEACH RELAYS Oxy's stellar middle-distance stars shared honors with the UCLA sprinters in the Long Beach Relays. The local team took two firsts in the Mile and 2 Mile Relays and seconds in the 440 and 880 yarders. ln addition, Bob McMillen won the Frosty Martin Mile for the second consecutive year. Hal Dennis took a second in his heat of the 120 yard High Hurdles but the competition was iust too much in the final. John Barnes anchored both the Tiger vic- tories, the mile quartet beating Stanford by 25 yards in 3:l9.7 and the 2 lappers dumping UCLA by 20 yards in 7:55.5. Both Barnes and McMillen turned in half miles of 1:55 and were aided by Wilbur Cotrel and Hal Butler. The mile foursome, besides Barnes, included Cotrel, Ruprecht and McKibben. STANFORD lApril 20, l95ll Occidental Trackmen again proved themselves in the big time when they scalped a powerful squad from Stanford University 68 to 63. Both teams were even when they entered the mile relay but Reprecht and Company were too strong for the Redmen. Other great performances were a second in the discus by Doug Martin, a sweep in the 880 by Barnes, Butler and Cotrel, a 47.8 440 by Walt McKibben and seconds in both the 220 and 440 by Ruprecht. The week before, Oxy had slaughtered Redlands TTOV2 to 20 V2 and Pomona ll8 to ll3. High points of that meet were a record breaking vault of 13 ft. 8112 in. by Dick Shivers and a l:52.l 880 by John Barnes. Polevaulter Dick Shivers hits 'I4 ft. 'Ph in. SANTA BARBARA RELAYS Again placing second behind UCLA, the Tiger tracksters clipped nearly eight seconds off the 2 mile Santa Barbara Relays record and piled up two additional Firsts and one second to bring back a score of 3616. ln the 2 mile baton chase, Johnny Barnes tore off a siz- zling 1152.2 half-mile followed by Bob McMillen with 1:53. Bill Cotrel and Don Munroe rounded out the quartet which set the new record of 7:43.5. The local mile relay quartet, composed of Butler, Cotrel, Ruprecht and McKibben set another meet record when they toured the 4 laps in 3:l8.7, followed by UCLA and Pep- perdine. ln the distance medley event, the Bengals coasted to a win in 'lO:32.5. The remainder of the points came from a second in the 440 Yard Relay by Joe Maruyama, Chuck Schlegel, Bill Bennett and Ted Ruprecht. Dick Shivers tied for fourth spot in the Pole Vault, collecting the last half point. is may 5 is nw iss - -sf W w is mann 5 Long Beach Relays. Mile Relay. Top: McKibben to Cotrel. Middle: Cotrel to Ruprecht. Bottom: Ru- precht to Barnes. Bottom Right: Barnes shows the field the way home. WWW '.E eg sm Kings, Q A E EEE 5 KW WW Weird E E. E E E As-H H .ms E519 . was H me New mn: is .1 4? 'ffi4gf fi3om , 5 , ,Xt ,, Q , V' ,ll-.5 ., ' A., is 3' 1 h ' N !-', , vs M rw 49 4' v 1 . if X J-V1 K A .- ,X 'Q-...Q ' ' A, A P? 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WW'fff - .522 ' - 232,25 we f 1 1 Ll J f R2 : 1 . f f' A f 5 5f - ' V f ' , 1 ,, - W., 7-.px fp4.AMt'L kr:,:?. in T .LN 5 vi V - fn 'f -1' :A ' M -lSL...L A J. .. . E: -,-fr, 31,3 ,X -, , , ,L . ,, , ,X ., :,,..f--., ' 1QMs111:x:M,W.,,Nf , K . A Mi . ,, Y Y ' , V-:HH . ' .Q. ,V , H : ,n. F. .. Y- .MV -, 1 W fl' Q-,, ws if 4 -74-4-'J if X TW Butler beats out teammate Wilbur Cotrel in 880 at . CALTECH he local Jordan-men romped over an -classed Caltech team to the tune of -15 on the Ioser's oval. The Bengals k wins in all 15 events, second places in and third in 9. They captured sweeps events. igh scoring honors went to Walt McKib- , double winner in the century and fur- and to Don Munroe, blue ribbon grab- in the 440 and 880. Hal Butler captured in in the mile and Bill Straw broke the in the 2 mile. ln the high sticks it was Dennis. Frank Asman won the lows. eil Bradley surprised the spectators with 79 ft. 103A in. toss in the iavelin event. er field event winners were: Dick Shivers, Vault, Don Oleson, Shot, Bill Rhein- ld, High Jump, Doug Martin, Discus, and Bennett, Broadiump. he Mile Relay, featuring Hal Butler, Wil- Cotrel, Ted Ruprecht and Walt McKib- , was won in 3:18.9. WHITTIER - POMONA Oxy's Walt McKibben took the limelight in an afternoon tri-meet with Whittier and Pomona, ripping off a 21 seconds flat 220 which set a new Oxy record as well as breaking the meet records. Pushed by the Sagehen's Roger Reinke, Walt broke the record which he set last year, again with Reinke as competition. The Tiger tracksters piled up 114W points to Whittier's 1635. The meet between Oxy and Pomona was unofficial, the Sagehens meeting the Bengals later in the season for oFl'icial SCIC records. However, the unofficial score was Oxy: 102 5X6 and Pomona 28 1f6. John Barnes ran a torrid 440, doing the lap in 48.1 and breaking both the Oxy-Whittier and Oxy-Pomona meet rec- ords. Bob McMillen also set new meet records, doing his favorite event, the 2 mile, in 9:25.7. Oxy copped blue ribbons in every event except the mile, which was won by Pomona, anchored by Reinke. Top per- formance in the field events was turned in by Dick Shivers,. pole vaulter, who cleared the bar at 13 feet, 1 lb inches. Oxy point getters follow: 100: Maruyama llstl, Martin l3rd1. 10.2s. 220: McKibben llstt, Bennett l3rdt, Schlegel l5tht. 21s. 440: Barnes llstj, Ruprecht l3rdl, Asman l4tht. 48.1s. 880: Butler llstt, Cotrel l2ndJ, Munroe l4th1. lm. 58.6s. Mile: Jones llstt, Harvey l5thJ. 4m. 45.2s. Two Mile: McMillen llstj, Straw l2ndl. 9m. 25.7s. 120 High Hurdles: Dennis llstt, Spivey l3rdJ. 15.75. 220 Low Hurdles: Asman llstl, McCullough l3rdj, Schlegel l5thD. 25.1s. High Jump: Rheinschild llstj, Dennis ltie for 2ndJ. 5 ft. 1'l5!a in. Shot Put: Oleson llstl, Holfman l2ndt, Martin Mtht. 45 ft. 8 in. Pole Vault: Shivers 1150, Nlarrin ltie for 2ndJ, Gallardo ltie for 4thl 13 ft. 1V2 in. Discus: Martin llstl, Hoffman l2nd1, Oleson l3rdl. 132 ft. Sllz in. Javelin: Bradley llstj, Shivers l2ndJ, Noonan l4tl11, Stadlinger l5thJ. 170 ft. 7 in. Broadiump: Martin llstj, Bennett l2nd1, Maruyama l4th1. 21 ft. 91h in. Relay: Occidental l2ndt. Miler Don Jones wins from Sagehen runner by a chest. l 1950 REVIEW Because we felt that many Oxy track fans would like a permanent record of the accomplishments of the Tiger Track Squad in the latter part of their 1950 season, La Encina is presenting on this page a review of Oxy track accomplishments starting with the Coliseum Re- lays and concluding with the National Collegiate Athletic Association Meet, all of which happened after last year's annual had gone to press. Forty thousand track fans, including 45 percent of the Oxy student body, turned out to witness the Coliseum Relays on May 19 and saw the underdog Tiger Relay Quartet, Walt McKibben, Ted Ruprecht, John Barnes and Bill Parker, beat Morgan State in a 3 minute, 10.1 second timing, the second fastest winning time in track history. The Bengal foursome ran only seven-tenths of a second off the World record time of 3:9.4. Walt McKibben started out for the Tigers and gave Ruprecht a 1 yard lead. Ruprecht faded a little at the first of the second lap but came back strong at the finish and only 2 yards behind. Long Jawn Barnes took it from there and nipped Brown of Morgan State by 2 feet. The last lap was a fight to the finish between George Rhoden and the greatest Tiger of them all, Bill Parker. Bullet Bill won by 4 feet after a grueling back stretch drive. Rhoden made several attempts to pass, but Parker never slackened his pace and the Morgan State man iust couldn't keep it up. Lap times for the four were: Mc- Kibben, 48.1, Ruprecht, 48.4, Barnes, 47.1, and Parker, 46.5. ln a previous 440 that night Parker also ran a close second to Mal Whitfield who won in the time of 47s. flat. Rhoden was fresh, com- peting only in the relay. Bob McMillen, ineligible last year, turned in the sensational time of 9:02 in the 2 mile run, beating U.S.C.'s Chief Jim Newcomb by 25 yards. This was a new Coliseum record and a new West Coast mark. Two weeks later, on June 2, a small 'band of Oxy athletes trekked down to the Compton Relays and 'presented the Sports World with a few more surprises. Half-mile champ John Barnes upset Mal Whit- field, two time NCAA Champ, in the sizzling time of 1:52.6. Bill Parker again took a second place in the 440, this time losing by 4 inches to world record holder Herb McKinley who ran the lap in 47.0. Oxy again took the mile relay, this time in 3:12.9, running against San Jose State. On June 9, competing in the Southern Pacific AAU meet, Oxy took first places. Bill Parker ran the fastest 440, from starting blocks, in Oxy Mile Relay Quartette: Walt Mc- Kibben, Ted Ruprecht, John Barnes and Bill Parker. Photo by Lee Hansen. Bullet Bill Parker beats George Rhoden of Morgan State to cop the Coliseum Mile Relay. Photo by Lee Hansen. his career and tied the meet record with a 46.9 effort. Herb McKinley took second and Oxy's Ted Ruprecht copped a fourth. ln the 220, Walt McKibben took a second 'behind ex-world record Lloyd LaBeach. Bob McMillen took the 2 mile in 9:27 and came back to take a second behind hCief Jim Newcomb in the mile. Newcomb did the 4 laps in 4:07.13 and McMillen was clocked in 4:07.8. Johnny Barnes broke the meet record and established a new Oxy mark in running the fastest 880 of his career, 1:51.1. The last big event was the NCAA track fest in Min- neapolis, Minnesota. The Orange and Black took 17 points to give them place number eight in NCAA stand- ings. Bullet Bill Parker came through with a third in the 440 and a sixth in the 220. Walt McKibben copped a fourth place in the 220 and Johnny Barnes brought back a third in the 880. -vu-me -lux Track Team. Top Picture. Front row: Roger Mann, Paul Southgate, Jim Terrill, Fiddler and Pete Newman. Buck row: linne lorson, Preston Hill, Jon Speer and Bruner. Bottom Picture. Front row: Bob Noel, Jim Regan, Adnah Froin, Dick and Roger Young. Back row. Duane Coin, Frosh Coach Ora McMurry, Roger and Bill Thornburgh. 143 Oxy fans again witnessed a potent frosh track squad when Coach Orra McMurry took the wraps off his charges for the Conference Relays. The Baby Bengals racked up 63 points as against second place Caltech with 31. Redlands and Whittier both followed with 4 each. Outstanding man was pole vaulter Adnah Frain who set a new Relays record at 11 ft. 10 in. Runners Dale Bruner and Paul Southgate also turned in good perform- ances for the day. The Tiny Tigers tipped the Whittier Poets in their first league dual meet of the season 108 to 21. Frain broke his own record with a vault of 12 ft. 6 in. .lon Speer was a double winner, cap- turing the 220 and 440. Linnie Larson was high man with 19 points, due to wins in the broadiump and both hurdles and a second in the discus. The next week, traveling to Caltech, the Frosh won handily by a score of 94-32. Highlight of the day was Duane Cain's spear toss of 176 feet, setting a new frosh record. ln addition, Cain won the discus and took a third in the shot. As we went to press, the frosh had two more league meets and were strongly favored to wind up league champs. Left: Frosh sprint are Gil Hess neck and neck with Valley .IC mon in the 220, as Jon Speer comes up from behind. Center: Adnah Froin sets new Frosh record of 'll ft., 10 in. in the pole-vault. Right: Two-miler Roy Manion cops a first. Qkllfy fs! . .. . ...... :,: ' ox, R031 , , Varsity Water Polo Team. First row: Don McCoy, Jim Ensign, .Ierry McClusky, Capt. Jesse Christ- man, Don Rogan, Dave Doolittle, Gene Peterson, Charlie Bonham. Second row: Coach Dick Evans, Frank Dowdall, Bill Manning, Ted Newlan, Joal Cohee, Dick Kerns. VARSITY The Oxy Waterpolo squad coached by Dick Evans, had a good year, win- ning 4 and losing 'l in league play to- wind up in second spot behind Caltech in the B division of the All-Southern California Water Polo Conference. lrr the division play-otis between the to teams of both divisions, the Bengal wound up in the third spot behin Fullerton and Caltech. Top team scorer was Jerry McClusky- with 27 points, followed by Gen Peterson with 9, .lim Ensign, 8, Bil Manning, Don Rogan and Don Dowdal with 75 and .lesse Christman, Don Mce Coy and Dick Kerns with 2 scores each, Graduating team members are Bil Manning, Jesse Christman, Gene Peter- son and Don Ragan. Christman was elected Captain. WATER PCDLO FROSH Although winning only one game, the 1950 version of the Frosh Water Polo Team gained much experience for later years. Because of the lack of competition on their own level, the team competed in the same league as the Varsity. Therefore, in the words of Team Captain Bill George, The going was rough. Forward Jack McNally and Goalie Harry Lawrence turned in star performances for the season. Frosh Water Polo Team. Top row: Captain Bill George, .lack McNally, Shun lto, Harry Lawrence, Dan Oredson. Bottom row: Clark Scarboro, Doug Walton, Dick Van Duzer. Not shown: Charles Miller. fur. ' l Diver Cliff Sparrow And they're off . . . Whittier man, Bill Manning, Whittier man and Don McCoy. Coached by Roy Dennis, the 1951 swimming team looked like a strong contender for SCIC honors. As we went to press, the Bengal mermen had downed Redlands 49-25, Whittier 59-15, and Pomona. However, Caltech looked strong and observers felt that the fight would be between Oxy and the Slide Rule men. Captain Bill Manning, 3 year letterman and school conference record holder in the 200 yard backstroke, brought in many points for the locals. Other point getters were Don Ragan in the 440 and 220, Jim Ensign in the 50 yard freestyle, Jerry McClusky and Charlie Bonham in the breaststroke, Don McCoy in the 50 and 100, and Warren Peterson in the freestyle. Cliff Sparrow held down the diving honors. Bob Adams also gathered points. The Tigers also faced such non-conference foes as Fullerton and Arizona. The Frosh Swimming Team, though small, showed quite a bit of talent and gained much experience for their coming varsity years. Bill George gathered many points in the distance swims as did Jack McNally in the breaststroke. Paul Axe and Doug Walton did the diving chores and Dud Frank showed great possibilities, chiefly in the backstroke. 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Back Row: Pat Delaney, Jim Wakeman, Frank Bennett, Bob Donald- son, Rudy Diaz. Not pictured: George Wrighl and Coach Jim Tunney. av -new Q mm-sf sms iw -7 1... -1 ' 82111, 1 N 'Lfwsv-xx 11p...gwWz , T2 fwffnf ' W h T K A 1535 I may Mmm' 355 B 'vm m5 gxmm 911. fu Awyasa z 1 n E , Wswg mapa W . six an .1 z ms -an ms Y ,. . nM,,12,,X wmv , . ,H 7' W 'fx X. ' ' RFK Y N 'X A A asfysw ax Y xx if X 3 ff-,L my mpgs E 3591.1 L' Q 7 W 1-1 1 1 1 mm ,Q-A ,I Nj , MW' 1 .gg K-awgg, .E W 1 ,1 . WEE 4' , .1 .1 ,ig 2-Q Q M ,Q .. ' qagvmw I 52, sxEL,4 wssqk ,B ,,, V if 9, Q,-J, . 1 . 1 1 3 5 six H W 'xx wi A mn if if 33? Q- ' N. 14... Q Q5 va SEAS .1 '55ZYU'i5? ' WEL ,N Q -.B-rfdt-'P-n 1. www is 'X I K if K .4 .11 1, 5' W. ' - ':i ' ' .. . .-:':JE:?:I: .. 55 5 1 M ,4 - 1 7 Q W ...5'-- 1 -', ...miqsasf -: ' - ... ....,., .1 ' ' Hemi? -mia . Q , W 1. 11 1-1 W Sm 'mzfm H 'v JW : ma 'V ':' Q E: za B 14 11 1- , I W.: 5 Q 5 11 H W JESEQQW' aw F-wg? TQQJSM ga -L H K - . 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'. . X m -1 f 1 1 1 . - Q L ' ' I - , 1 :ii H1 1 K Qwy.-it. ,1 ,, 2 L -W ..f'f , V 1 -' , ,, r TN ., - ' - N - .f T l Q5 . 11 , 1 1 ,h . 1 as I A .1 1 -11 1 5 51 xg 11- . iv ,Ea ,. 1 f V 1, I 1 WEE . 1 5 ' V n, , - , . X sw 2 , . I we Q7 .12 fr-mil: B W Yi 1 if 1, K x V, -'Bs . Af xw, ,. aj - . .y .1 ,, E, X N 1 ' , , , va W A 4 E. ll . -F i .UT g Tennis Squad. Front row: Myron Howland, Pete Houser and Jim Nickels. Back row: Bo'b Dunlap, Ted Pettit, Ken Wilson and Player-Coach Jack Simpson. The 1951 Occidental tennis team 'found only four returning Iettermen, but again was fortunate in having the services of student playing-coach Jack Simpson. Other lettermen were Dick Thompson and Myron Howland, seniors, and Bob Dunlap, a iunior. Up from the Frosh were Jim Nickels, Ted Pettit and Pete Houser. Senior Ken Wilson rounded out the squad. As we went to press, Redlands was leading the league in team play. However, Simpson and Thompson were strong contenders for individual doubles honors, having won the year before. Two-time singles champ Simpson was also favored to repeat in this event. Left: Myron Howland. Right: .lack Simpson. 152 Gymnastics Team. Jim Arrington, Ralph Wuerker, Gene Peterson, Bolo Lewis and Jim Hulin. Not pictured: Cliff Sparrow. The Tiger Gymnastics Team, while not engaging in league competition, met such teams as UCLA, Pasadena CC, l..A. State, East L.A.J.C., San Diego State, and Cal Poly. Returning Iettermen included CliFF Sparrow, Ralph Wuerker, Gene Peterson, and Jim Hulin. Other members of the squad were Jim Arrington, John Elliot and Paul Axe. Left: Gene Peterson does a hand-stand. Center: Jim Hulin does an Iron Cross. Right: Cliff Sparrow performs o long horse buck. GYMNASTICS F' if '. V Y I, v' A I 5 54 Kirby Adams Martha Adams Nancy Allen Barbara Anderson Joanne Anderson Sallee Beckslead Boyd Bevinglon .loan Binns Carol Boslick Carol Bowles 154 Dale Bruner Dick Bungay Dick Burlingame Duane Cain Richard Carlson Gerald Chrisiensen Jim Coggeshall Pat Colgrove Richard Conant Jackie Conlerno Don Dair loyce Danbacher Bonnie Daniel Margaret Danielson .loan Davis Sally Anderson Sara Jane Anderson John Arnelf Jim Arringion Paul Axe Lorna Boyd Don Bravender Helen Bromberg Barbara Brown Tulley Brown 155 Janice Carier Martha Carter Jeanne Castle Nancy Charlton Priscilla Chawner Joan Cornelius Florence Cornet! Arline Cosfanfen Bill Cramer Joan Currey Sue Davis Gordon Davison Dan Demaree Pai Delaney lawrence De Graaf 54 54 Vivian Dennistoun Charles Dickson Sophia Dimitriaclis Ann Dobson Bob Donaldson Peggy Fleming Faye Foster Adnah Frain Eleanor Francis Bob Frank 156 Carl Giner James Giovanazi Alvin Gow Daryl Grufious Walter Greenup Ann Harris Pat Hari Mary Lou Hartsough Roger Harway Ronald Hayes Chuck Hoggalt Pat Hollingsworth Joann Holmes Richard Holmes Martin Howard 4 'f '.. 1 V - .rams if in Yu...-1 .k-F. 1. . si :Jn 4 All Qi James Douglas Dixie Driver Dorothy Fadness Claude Fiddler Beth Fisher Dudley Frank Ann-Marie Frostig Herb Garelich Ed George Mike Gillespie 157 Jack Greenwood Carolyn Guard Nancy Hancock Bob Hansen Gerald Harringlon Gil Hess Jacqueline Heyer Preston Hill Jim Hilch Chip Hoffman Lois Huber Charlene Hultsch Virginia Jackson Jeanne Jamison Claire Jenks 54 54 George Jensen Karen Johnson Lucille Johnson David Jordan Debby Joy Dohy Kellstrom Barbara Kennedy Bill Kerr Sheeren Khairullah Colleen Kisiler 158 Tammy lewis Dennis Little Wade loo Phil lozano .loan lunoe Roger Mann Ralph Manns Bob Marimon Arlene Marshall David Maudsley Vi Moomaw Marilyn Moore louis Moreno Barbara Murdock Mary Myers li Fl' 'rs . 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'Q'-'r xffzve- A ,, 'nd 163 Jack Joyce Nancy Kallel Ludwig Keehn Ellis Keller Peggy Keller Nancy Koeberle Jerry La Fleur linne Larson Betty Lewis Bob Lewis 159 Richard Lundy Janet Lydell Dick Maas Janie Magnuson Ray Manion Barbara Matson Carla Meilsfrup Charles Miller Don Miller Jane Miller Barbara McAulay Ralph McCall Jane McConnell Pat McGrew Rod McMillen 54 54 .lack McNally Joan Naumann Jean Newman Peter Newman Pat Nichols Dan Oreclson Peggy Orr Joan Packard iles Padtield Kathy Padgett 160 Dick Pease Kay Perry Marcia Peterson Gloria Pickett Don Price Don Rafferty Nancy Rogan Mariorie Ramsey Diane Ransford Patsy Reading Rusty Russell Robert San Miguel Lorrie Sattler Clark Scarbaro Jasper Schad x wa w uma ,-.1 wee H e is ES 3 me Wei W! me we ssl WE em: rw eg: me 1 if 5 5 1, x I is W is was Bob Noel Rick Norton George Novinger Marlene O'Connor Mary Oliver Peggy Palmer Irene Paternostro Dorothy Paul Geoffrey Paul Dick Pearson 161 John Price June Proctor Louisa Proctor Lois Prosser Beverly Quincy .lonn Reaver Barbara Reese Dot Reitzell Charmaine Renicl: Bonnie Rose Connie Schlarb Lucy Scott Gordon See Merlo Seglie Dee Sharpe 54 54 Mike Shuman Marilyn Slafer Don Small M Ralph Smith Scobee Smilh we me gm ma H H M K wg H me r mi N gr Eiw mm m im mmm .Q B K K H H Connie Spehr Jim Sfellnr Peggy Stenzel if EJ : H We Bal: Siimer Barbara Sione vu ,Q sw? EEE , Q WWW as 162 fi 1 Q s xii me Joyce Tharp Bill Thornburgh Pal Tilley Mary Jo Tilloison Jane Turner gem me 21 Nancy Van law Joan Vellhoen Mary Volk Jim Wakeman Doug Walton W V me me gnu EE ?'3 -ss E. SIE mms:- me me we me me fr mm ms wr-femme, ms a is -me is ,X 9 f ,. me meswnmeenfw 'uf E ss.. ,W Mila Westcott Pat Wiley Beverly Willerford Kenny Wolters Diane Woodford H egg EE as E 1 is ,Se a .Ben ,, H 'ggxissiixi New wma BE f ME na my s m 55 mam Y-rms is ass REM a 2 aww as mb s as is zz H no a is a xm swam a mn :mm was ms w w is is E B Q fm is a H-EBM., ,. YE ,Z , W , J: Wt, H , me :uw hm: an nxt? it ki as mifissnf is ms a 5 a is -x, is a it qt ,Q 2 . Si It 4 ., K , is EE Maral Sofian Andy Somers Paul Southgate Preston Spalding Carol Speer Beverly Stryker Roy Tait Conrad Tambor Joanne Teasley Jim Tetley 163 Ruth Turnquist Rose Marie Ufholtz Bill Utzinger Sylvia Vanclerzyl Dick Van Duzer Joanne Watts Elaine Weaver Connie Welch Jane Weldon Christine West Dick Worth George Wright Carol Wyman Roger Young 54 James Biby l La Vonne Boquel Gordon Carpenter GRADUATES Arthur Rozell Hayes Schlundf John Waddell John Waterhouse Shun Ito SPECIALS 5' Q YE ,Q i. ka gm wax: Earl Jager Jacqueline Manning L ft A A1 . 2 45 U ii 'JQQB I, ' - . , '9- '. J: f Q s Q -L - g , , -'iwg 'ix' ati.: F :dl 'S' 1. H: Q xK. n yu.,- 1 VH! A, ,F 5 i Askyfqfi .5 , . I V lt' , . Q 1 l. !...,- 'if 'Ap 14 4 '1- '6 1,1 Y fu 'K wkk 1 W, I A :gs f, ' X! 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Aff j . !.l- Lai ,li .-.,.,:3,.4, ,, ' f 1 . 5 44' ku: K. r, 4 if 'A , fn N' - ff, -je? 4 , A 1' f 123 -- M., 4ff '- .w mn, 'M gg, , ' ,- 'N .,,:1,,d ,.,. -2: V ,.,,, : vi- - ' Awigw ' AL- Vf.,pvS???mm,,4 4,0 fig, 2 . M .- - ' 1, , ' .1 , , f eff? Mew, 1 F5 ,NJ 41-fwa f -1 1 Mrs. Mary Marsh Housemother 4 I7 , ., r vx 9?-H . Q 37 , r 'Runga yn- Studying? Merry Christmas man Hall officers-Firsf row: Donna Thomas, Vice 1 sident, Marlha Harris, President: Lois Schaefer, e President: Frances Wollman, Secreiory. row: June Turnquisl, Judicial Board Rep.: Heyer, Hislorion, and Mariha Carter, Fresh- Rep. Karen Johnson, Bobbie Cook. ERDMAN Stag line! 168 Surprise! ..1' X Chrisimus Party Mrs. Cora Smith Hausemother Haines Hull Officers Pat Peden, Jo Goff, Rory Bernheim, President Ann Koover. Missing: Mary Love Friend. Mrs. Frank Hughes Assisiant Head Resident HAINES P 170 Planning! 3. I Hooray! Mrs. Frances Von Nemo Housemofher 1 Honey? 7 Orr Hall Officers Nancy Rogan, secreiury Elaine Merle, treasurer Clara Thompson, second vice-president Faith Boekius, presiden! Edith Howard, first vice-president 172 em , : Mrs. Hazel LuFolleNs Housemother Armaclale Omzers. First row: Vice Presi- deni Nancy Charlton, Treasurer Barbara Murdock. Second row: Secreiary Lois Mrs. Helena Thomas Prosser, President Arlene Marshall. Housemoiher Li QVT i Party time 173 174 Howard Christopher House Omcers Joan Rouse, Secreiury-treasurer Verlene Parker, President June Pepperell lvice-president, first semesterl, Judicial repre- Murilyn Burn, Beryl Siurges lvice-presidem, first semesterl. .ML fm-Am-ww HW mum E' . amen 53 Mrs. Helen Buies Housemother 175 176 SWAN HALL OFFICERS-First row: Boyd Bevington, Bill Smith, President, Bill Woodford, Social Chairman. Second row: Bruce Gilliland, Vice President, Jim Ensign, Treasurer, Gordon See, Secretary. ,,, Mrs. Willard Hayden Housemother E WMI -.T ,,,-.....-5.73.73 ,,.:.,,,.,.,,,i...5,-,,w1,T.-H3 psi - 1 Kam.. V Y- ,5M.',.f,1.-X l 4 7 33 3 Nlfiil -K Study Time? ' gr' y ' uullli , , X , I I lj N N Hall Activity Bowman, Jack Butcher, Jim Ensign, Harry Richard, and Maas. SWAN 177 178 Mrs. Addie Whiteside Housemother Wylie Hull Activity Study Hour xr. 'Y bf 'Meiji' 1' f A 'lk If 4 . sa, . , ,H , . 4 2 .4 ' hu , , , Y , 5- mi N.. ' .I V' ' ' P .- I 1,1 L' - 'y ' F 'V ' 'I ' - 'L , . Q ' ,A zzz ' -. aff- v 14 1 - f ' ' n 1 . f ' 3' r ' . 5' I-..,LL ig - w . - . ,il - , ' ff J ziz :-1 4 ,ij ' 12 ww ' . n Aww, ' .I I 4. M' W .1 ' - 53: X2 I 'V Aa - W U W .A A! b'VQi Y- 'I ' Eli? 14 2' . xi' K' , , e. .jg-31 'f - 'l 1.4 ' 'r A, 1.'l'4 E x ' ' mQlf'v5 Lg ' l s. 1 X f ,s, V - E,g Eg .,.,.,. in T, I wk ' IX. Tv A I I I 3 ,X V-JI ss I 5355 .1 Wg sa Y X- an 3 QE J N-Q H V -.,. ,LM th WN: sm WYLIE HALL 179 .wi -N . WV' ff: 1 4 RL-'5 Za5 I ' '.- 4 .'2iuS1ifEhf'fff ff ., Qfmfif-?g,::5fi V v , , w Q w I N. Z, Y xA Sh hour n -. 'U' f 1. 1 19? .J 9,4 51 , is S SJ , I 5' .W 5. ,M S Q ss HST Qs fr. -fa :ff 1 ss 1 s , x 2 W- -.-.L w A , :mmm wen .4-1-H7 , E 5. Mu: 11 is , 5 K 1 ,K ,Q Q' H A .,,,-,H dag .X 'Q gf SEQJ' .ff rw Q,- QP WM sw E if x 1 g, W K 5, M , 'ss inns gg n m Fw W B A H W 1 E :S ' fm' ' . - W M' HF QEQN4. -:R A - 51 ww :-:' 'R' W v 2 H 2 H E 152-H H :.: .:. :.: jf.. , '13 were .:,. 5 .fi ...... vu. si' ua sa, N be si wg K H F M N 32 f H E - M 1 14 N Q hw is , 182 Alpha Tau Omega Officers: First row: Pledge Master Keiih Noonan, William Wood, Earle Jager. Second row: Chaplain Virgil Walters, Worthy Master Jack Wheaton, House Manager Ken Wilson. Third row: Social Chairman Chuck Schlegel, Sky Harshman, Jim Delaney, Usher Chuck Slewarl. .lohn Argue Doug Martin Bob Bozzani Som McClung .lack Vince Frank Bill Orme Cliff Ditto Jim Parrish Gene Doty Jlm Sleeper , ATS cooL cAL1i ox? cfossf me llN-, HAD Jcfsnnsrsi Jim Drummond Bill Joe Renn Ken Ed Harper Ray Jim 'lunney Virgi a Sky Harshman Ken Wilson Bob lazzarini Jim Wheaton Herb Hill Bill Wood Roland lewis John Wheaton Exim ms- Bol: Holguin Don Ziegler Ken Miller Pledge Class Donald Betts Don Bravender Dale Bruner Richard Conant Joe De Carolis Pat Delaney Bob Dorn Chuck Duncan Bruce Gilliland Allen Gresham Harry Lawrence Bob Lewis Bob Miller Al Padilla Jim Pincock Bill Priestly Lloyd Waller Doug Walton Jim Wakeman Chuck Welborn Bob Adams Jim Anderson Bill Carstens Joal Cohee Don Condit Harold Dennis Bill Ehmig Ted Dunlap Ralph Flewelling Dick Friend Doug Hawkes John Jesson Bob Kernott Matt Kurlich Bill Lively Ralph McCall Jeff Meisser Joe Nunxiato Doug Pegrum Milt Patterson Bill Rodman Bill Skilling Bill Smith Ralph Stark Jim Thomas Hugo Wessel Ken Wortley Bert Zillgit John Andrews Bob Criley Duane Hall Nick Mrakich Don Rogan Ralph Sturdevont I--:-5'-1' . ' Q - 5: -A:::1.e.:::,' . - 5 .,,,,::1:::-,. 'Z if 'PMT any i ...,, H' , K 6 Q L ' 3 1. y M If 'Q' 1 185 Pledge Class Dick Boss Tulley Brown lee Dudley Ken Edwards Bill George linne Larson Carl Manoogian eta Newman on Russell on Small ,an-4' S ' Kappa Sigma Officers: First row: Treasurer John Jesson, Vice President Duane Hall, Guard Bert Zillgit, House Manager Doug Hawkes. Second row: Guard Don Condit, Joe Nunxiato, Scribe Art Walker, President Ralph Sturdevant, Master of Ceremonies .lim Anderson. 186 PHI GAMMA DELTA Phi Gamma Delta Officers: Recording Secretary Ralph Cornuelle, President Fred Boice, Historian Hal Hichborn. Bill Bents Fred Boice Gordon Bonetto Bob Carr Art Coons Dick Frank Bob Frazer Charles Harvey Hal Hichborn Jerry Hills Bob Hinshaw John Holcomb Ed Hummel Jack Lawrence Don McCoy Bill Osterholt Ralph Potter y Gene Ross Tom Stadlinger George Stevens Bill Straw Dixon Trueblood Dick Wells .lock Woolsey Chet Acree Ray Alvarez Tom Bushey Bill Fore .lim Goss Don Lindquist Bill Manning Bob Marquis Morgan Moore Jerry Myers Dan Patch Bob Peterson Ken Smiley - Herb Spelh Rocl Valentine l 1' ' in A ex- I' .X , Lf. b 57' 4 Klrlay Adams Ronald Cooper John Fitch . Robert Frank Russell Grout Cecil Hoffman .lack Joyce Ralph Manns Jack McNally Fred Meeker lou Moreno John Parkhursl Robert San Miguel Clark Scarboro Richard Schauer James Stellar Roy Tail C. Wade Tamlaor James Telley 187 TMA 188 r.: .:. wi 7 , K z I E S' .4 I. A -, i R Tw' I i aaaiiaaa K -ei- Don Avant Nell Bradley .lim Brown Jerry Burnet! Dick Deaver .lim Ensign Laird Facey Charles Forilage Bob Franck Darryl Guy Art Holmes Alan Horn Pete Hauser Dick Kehne Bob E. Knox Bob S. Knox Don Lage Al lawrence Ken Lawson Ben Massey Don Moyes Keith Murray Jim Nickels Jim Norlon Don Oleson Phil Frat! Stephen Prichard Dick Reeve Bob Rockwell Al Werker Ben Ashby Jim Benninghoven Dick Caldwell Rudy Genehi Bill Gerhard! Fred Graham Bill Larsen Roland Knschl Millard Nelson Dick Supernaugh Pat Swift Don Tafli Bob Tewksbury Doug Tillofson Dean Wolf SAE .55 V A -Y FMT i Wt Pledge Class Keith Anderson Al Appfel Boyd Bevington Tom Brown Le Roy Christensen Don Ehmig Truman Fisher Adnah Frain Dudley Frank Gerald La Fleur Dennis Little Charles Lind Dick Lundy Dick Maas Bob Marimon Dave Maudsley Bill McKenzie Bob Noel Dick Pease Gregory Rudosevich Dick Shivers Ralph Smith Bill Thornburg Active lnot pictured, Dick McCullough 189 190 ALPHA W I n f 'iv' . 4 192. BETA PHI DELTA SORORITY-Alzada Carlisle, Secretary: Nyda Shafer, Presidenlp Jean Sliver, Vice Presidemp .Iacquelyn Ferry, House Manager and Treasurer. 'fd ivy.. f 'l 1 U 'Q' tv' I .. ,T x S - W Q ' 'E I X Wai V K T L. M ,K .QI sim Gs-.Ai -uw Jane Bell Joan looney Virginia Rose Celesie Albert Pal Colgrove Jackie Cuni Jane McConnell Joan Mantle Janne Stewart Silvia Taylor Marilyn Barnes Alzeda Carlisle n Jean Douglass Jackie Ferry Alice Holierhoff Mary Mary Marshall Marilyn Moore .laner Neptune Mary Ann Thomas Coreen Thorne Rulh Turnquisl Nancy Rosemary Holden Mercedes McCaskey Barbara Ries Nyda um I :.: .,.:., if 2 2 5 H Kms M 1 if J . Qi: N Ki X K l X J H i' r X 2 .: . -4- A N x A is va. W .. ' E ln- . H K R ws: 'gf H -, ' . f N- FQ, . ' 1lwF v X -42 xx lj ..., XX ll m y - QQ' R E Gain A X Marilyn Avery Joan Becker Jackie Bell Joann Bennell Rosemary Bernheim Joan Davis Joan Dirckx Paula Duncan Dol Fadness Jeanine Goebel Joan Hemborg Margie Kirkpalrick Pam Lewis Janie Magnuson Nancy McClung Phyllis Overholl Gloria Pickell Beverly Prolast Anne Radford Janel Reaver Louisa Reeves Shirley Ruch Anne Rush Rusly Russell Marlene Smucker Norgie Tews Marilyn Triesch Carol Vandeford Joanne Walls Lee Walls Barbara Bells Ann Blaney Donna Crafl Sue Finch Belly Harshman Pal Markham Marcella Park Barbara Teal Dorolhy Sargent li 5-14-f-.gi-ggi ALPHA 0fflC9fS ...- Hislorian Marilyn Avery, Vice-presidenl Pal Mark- ham, Presidenl Barbara Teal, Sergeant at arms Lee ' E?t'm ?'7li5-l Walls, and Rushing chairman Pam lewis. 9 ' Qafn Tin 1 X5 L ll .I I1 yPkd BETA 194 iv Q N Barbara Arthur Carol Libby Nancy Ross Jo Ann Cross Gamma Otticersi Seated: President Jo Ann Cross, Vice-president Jo Washer. Standing: Joan Jacobsen, house manager: Dorothy Davis, sergeant at armsp and Barbara Arthur, treasurer. GAMMA Mary lou Blount Joan lunoe Ann Salisbury Elizabeth Dailey Joan Curr Diane Mc' Joanne T Peggy MJ Ly Davis e Milnor n White Mler ku- 'qw- 'br Xu Dixie Driver Kalhy Padgett Rosemary Wood Marlorle Schulte Barbara Evans Ginny Parkins Jerrie Wolfe Eleanor Shaehy 411 Gail Glass Patsy Reading Carol Wyman Marion Symmes ,K --+- - Julie Haas Moxie Rice Bobbie Cox Jo Washer .loan Jacobson Bonnie Rose Eleanor Craig Eleanor Watkins as xs -X 1 e kvl, A I a ss a 195 196 Della Officers: Boftcmx Vice President Shirley Dunn, Pr dent Nod Cass, Sergeani-at-Arms Mary Eileen Ev: Top: Secretary Mary Kay Somers Wesi, Social Chalrr Gloria Gells, House Manager Carol Rapson, Publi Mary Aiken. Joyce Blackwell Joan Johnson Pat Nichols Betty Tangarian W MQ- , ' sv Carol Rusty Barbara Rose Chawner Madsen Perry Weaver Joann Dennis Nancy Martin Shirley Phillips lois Weber Karin Ehrenclou Elaine McCrory Beverly Quincy Janie Wheaton K LT Carolyn Floyd Carla Meilstrup Carol Rapson fr! Gloria GeNs Bernice Miichell Lucy Scott Mary Aiken Frances Hichborn Mary Myers Merlo Seglie Velma Cass ' V ' 1. ,.., L f' X di fa, A M Peggy Hough Nancy 'Nay Peggy Stenzel Shirley Dunn 197 Zeta Officers: Seated: Chaplain Martha Harris, Nancy Schroll, Treasurer Barbara Woods, President Carol Gentry. Standing: Recording Secretary Marian Montague, Sergeant-at-Arms Frances Holt, Rush Chairman Nancy Brubaker, Vice President Aimee Van Duzer. ZETA Pat Armstrong Martha Harris Diane Ransford Nancy Brubaker Salle Be Jacqueline Margaret .loan Ellis X L. IUS hro ntry Jeanne Castle Barbara Jillson Mary .lo Tilloison Fran Holi P' K ki., I 1 an my ' Q X 1 km X if , ' A-M say: N., . 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Lewis, Publisher Miss Alma Creager, Adviser Phyllis Overholt who worked so hard with the IOOO portraits and who helped in every conceivable way to produce the book, Harry Dorsey and his work on the layout during last summer in order to have it com pleted by last tall and his work throughout the year, Tom Mitchell who did an excellent iob with the Sports section by taking the entire respon sibility of that part ott the Editor's shoulders, Joel Davis and the adver tising section, Jerry Burnett and Dorothy Sargent with the Greek sections Terry Therriault with the Academics and last but not least, Jim Pain who gave up part of his Easter vacation to help make the La Encina deadline at that time. Thanks again to all of you. AND MANY THANKS TO THE ENTIRE STAFF FOR THEIR WHOLEHEARTED COOPERATION, FOR IT IS WITH THEIR HELP THAT THE ANNUAL IS ,Z ... Ronald D. McFarland PRODUCED. if X I Editor, 1951 LQ Encina 1 I I I . yi I 2 I. . - . - L-- L..