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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1957 volume:

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Fil keep x ,, 1 N I :- ,,v gf' ,, :' The line is an Oxy tr d' a ition, it is the hooded academic procession and the amorphous crowd outside Civ. We wait from our first registration to our graduation c outside the union in the bookstore on the dorm steps at 2 A.M. We stand and wait because for us the line forms here at Occid ental. iwmtwi I its H 15' cgi r ff iii 33 1435122 :if ' fggww! :v me-ggi ,Q stir :guts V5 ffm ,wi 1 3, if 'f ff U4 I fi jv The College PAGE 9 Activities PAGE 23 Classes PAGE 87 Athletics PAGE 131 Living Groups PAGE 165 Index and Aids PAGE 191 X O -.b M ,x 1 1' F T17 Q i Music Quad at night Orr Arcade On the beautiful Occidental campus with its eucalptus trees, arcades, and doric columns we find our ivory towers and bright colored moments. Srdiriivay rf - Library vii --SVA STairway To Women's dorms Library viewed from union paTio . l ml L . I T fee- -.- u--. ,M c ie l , , - ..-K.-. ...-. l . l i . I ..... AMW. .,,,,,f1v-5 im----1, ,p . 1, 1 .gzazfv 35-1 L.. -, , Q . , . f- fi 2-1111- -. i -. V V---31. ,, , I ' 'lk ' I Q! VV. Miss ElizabeTh McCloy has been head librarian here aT Occi- denTal for TwenTy-five years. Under her quieT and efficienT service our library has bcome one of The finesT liberal arTs collecTions in The counTry. Miss McCloy is more Than a librarian Tor she is recognized for her wise counsel in sTudenT acTiviTies and for her vvarm personal friendliness. Beloved by a long line of sTudenTs and all of OccidenTal, Miss McCloy will be greaTly missed when she begins her reTiremenT This summer. In recogniTion of her dedicaTed service we wish To place Miss McCloy aT The head of The line in The i957 La Encina. D f- - 5- 'slllmppu 181: . . ......,-, , Alh.a..v4-.-o--A--fv:- ,- ,: , , , ups IEA 14' a ll I 4 f M-1 yi! 1 mi 5 ixkx S! , wf Md W S . v .A - 4 4 ,figfx I mf, 75,-fi A 5:5 f V4 q 4 o LYMAN THOMPSON Assistant to the President JOSEPH H. WADSWORTH Associate in Development SCOTT HOVEY Associate in Development and L. THURSTON HARSHMAN Executive Secretory and Coordinator of Alumni Activities LAURENCE RUSSELL COOK Director of Publicity and Publications and VELMA E. VERGARA, Alumni Secretary Deans rr' 1' gtimll nv 9 - W . Deantlmim I .- W sofifll' ' ' him- 1h29ooig ,mile mr' My U al 'Ut' ' Dean of Won-ef. ll-l' JW? 'l Charm and g.'s:mv.'-rf grounded in uwdrtmwrhg too busy to live' : are direction. if Deans Dean of Men, DR. BENJAMIN H. CULLEY The good dean . . . a lending hand and a knowing smile . . . famous in quad society . . . always there when you need him. Dean of Women, MARY LAING SWIFT Charm and graciousness . . . advice grounded in understanding . . . never too busy to listen . . . a quiet voice of direction. are-'X ' L ? -M fi M. ,..,,.,,. ,hqhgth 'QP' . .0-we 17 X '1 ..,,,1 Y Deon of the Faculty DR. GLENN S. DUMKE Concern for student-faculty relationships 1 uni . . . friendship and dignity . . . unending responsibility . . . unending service. N l l I l i i l I I 1 I i K l T T . 1 l i Q i i l l 4 v Aclmmm FLORENCE BRADY DR. CHARLES LINDSLEY Registrar and Secretary of the Faculty Director of the Summer Session ELIZABETH McCLOY N. THOMAS NORDEN Head Librarian Counselor and Director of Vocational Guidance and Placement N Grarlumelglai 55 ' ions Mums' olulnh I ARTHUR S. MARMADUKE, Director of Adl11IS5 I and GLENN P. smm-u, Associdle D'fef ' ua, Home of Admissions Q'l'ful5QhQ'K': l l I . 1 .2 Qg,!,,y.,4y1q,u iff A , A - A 7 Q i' QQ, ' WN 1f'X'?W'fTF,f 7' Q7 f,', f A If ROBERT W. FENIX lx FMT, 3, 'fe e .q:.',g5Q-1,5 . ,Kaffe- 5: :'i--- 5- JANET HOIT Comptroller Manager of Residence and Office Manager Aciminislraiors - the line laelwind the scenes rf if I ROBERT SCHMIDT ALMA CREAGER Graduate Manager of Athletics and Purchasing Agent and Manager of Student Activities and Manager gf Book Stare and In LEON ETTINGER CLANCY MORRISON Admiiiwl Director of Belle Wilbur Thorne Hall Manager of Freeman College Union f Direfiori Direlll' smnu, Aw' JA dmisfions HENRY HAROLD HARE Superintendent of Buildings and Construction and ROBERT N. BERLIN Superintendent of Grounds because it is a liberal arts college, some because it is a Christian colleige some because it IS President Arthur G. Coons The line forming of those who really believe in this college grows longer yew Y Y ' . ' .d ml I ' ' ' h S me believe in Occ' en l faculty, trustees, patrons and contributors, corporations foundations and churc es. 0 We are building a community of intelligence, reason, devotion and service so that i a community of learning and concern may cause our lives to possess something of that security and serenityw only the informed and educated, the thoughtful and the sincere, are able to know. I am proud that with all the ioys and pleasures of our common life at Occidental, we are . f.n inquiring, that in many though differing ways, we are all seeking the abiding values and the fur1Cll0n O ' gence, knowledge and virtue. The line forms behind these standards. b ear students alumni, small college' the contaglon of Slfch hich alert, sober Unfj telli- K i ,r't' ' i auiulftl J Head We l I L gn. vlvlflljfi. Asslslw ' l l l l Q..- i rsrysrl i bl-ligi Celleafiiflll lk, ,V E 'li::. ' i gd!! 5 believe 'n if if 0 me Conlilg .t andS wdenisl RUBY RICH BURGAR, R.N. Head Nurse VIVIEN F. LAVELL, R.N. Assistant Nurse Emmons Memorial Health Center Sta giszpt Q - . Small ion of efeniiy fl Y and DR. LEONARD P. KLASSEN DR. ETHEL M. HAMILTON led, sobe' College Physician College Physician e are 0 , ofinte i the ft' ndton 'r WY QW ya Z .,, ,ll ' I 6 DRAMA DEPARTMENT. omg, paxsonl M . curls Ubans, Janet Bolton, Fawh A Hman WM Afuorcvfff W n fr 'T mfsaf- M'nQv,g, aw W ,, Randell A1 V L, 1, pl- A Berry, Smfldmgj lt' PM , Wad Meufm' cfwlwl W' ' Mm' fupfgm L .. , , 1N ' W DEPWMEN: ,ST-iw glanzefefiunffjw' BIOLOGY DEPLITWEY he tm lad W. Hvdsw, hm '. 'we-n 1- cumusm ummm- 3 ,,, BmnIIey,Dr.Gm5, Q :mn ,, ECONOMICS ga dekycke, Dr. naxgfa' '-: Faculty AF ROTC DETACHMENT. Seated: Mfsgt. George H. Weider, MfSgt. Martin J. Herzig, MfSgt. Randell A. Murray, MfSgt. Randell A. Murray, SfSgt. Donald A. Murphy, TfSgt. Owen Berry. Standing: Lt. Col. Bryce A. Hedlund, Maior James A. Meacham, Captain John W. Hermsdorf, Captain Charles L. Moss, Captain Arthur B. Abrams, 'lst Lt. William J. Wilson. ART DEPARTMENT. Harold Gebhardt, Robert Hanson, Con- stance Perkins, J. Donald Young. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Ruth Russell Dr John McMenamin Jack W. Hudson, John H. Thomas, Dr. Raymond Selle. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT. Dr. Frank L. Lambert, Dr. L. Reed Brantley, Dr. George, H. Cleland, Dr. John M. Dunham. ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT. Theodore Ruprecht, Dr. Laurence EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Seated: Dr. Ernestine Kinney deRycke, Dr. Robert Collier. David F. Ferris. Standing: Dr. Harold B. Erickson, Dr. Roy G Petrie. 1 - ,AA N. 3 .:. , I if ,I'vf' ...I 'f'z,'.5+- 'M ' I 51 ,Z ' 5 3 9 . ls ,. sf l '1 T77 ,, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. Sealed: Dr. Kenneth S, Kurtz, Alberl Croissanl, Evelyn Thompson. Standing: Robert S. Ryf, Dr. Donald K. Adams, Dr. Basil Busacca, Dr. Charles O'Hare. GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT. Joseph Birman, Dr. Wil- liam Morris. HISTORY DEPARTMENT. Dr. Poon-kan M0lC, Dr- RGY' mond E. Lindgren, Dr. Clifton Kroeber, Dr. Glenn Dumke, Dr. Andrew Rolle, Dr. John E. R0d9S- MNGUAG5 pgaufml.. v G. Birkley 5, .NM z .- lreuscodl, ' Mll5lfDE?A1' - Frodshqm! isa? wen llowardsw 'Tl A. N ntnmh 'I sqtll WIBIY, wil- LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT. Dr. Gabriele Benton, Dr. James MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT. Edwin C. Franklin, Geoffrey G. Bickley, Dr. Leland S. Babcock, Dr. Austin Fife, Max Crofts, Dr. Paul Johnson, Mabel Barnes, Dr. Benjamin H. Treuscorff. Culley. MUSIC DEPARTMENT. Seated: Cora Lauridsen, Standing: Olaf PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION DEPARTMENT. Dr. Keith Beebe, Frodsham, Robert Gross, Lauris L. Jones, Dr. Felix McKennon, Elizabeth Wentworth, Dr. Daniel Robinson, Dr. Silva Lake. Howard Swan. The faculty is the cornerstone ot any college . . . they are the front F mg line of knowledge . . . their planning and teaching are vital to the ,M 'GQ Wi students . . . our student-faculty relationship is very close . . . friend- al ' l 1-M, had ship through activities like the barbeque and Campus Day . . . will- ' ing help and counsel PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Fronl r?W: Roger K. Burke, Aileen H. Baker, Dr. Curl Trleb- Row 2: Roy Dennis, Grunt Dunlap, Charles M- C0k0f- PHYSICS DEPARTMENT. Dr. Hurry A. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Vernon Bollman, Alvin M. Hudson. PoLmcAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. Ellis E. Mfcune Rdymond G. McKelvey, Dr. Richard F. Reuth. Y 20 WP-ug, PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT. Dr. David Cole, Luther Jennings, Dr. Steven M. .la- :obs analyse student Jean Haimson. SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT. Witold Kras- sowski, Dr. Miriam Morris, Dr. Paul M. Sheldon check on graduate student Al Haimson. SPEECH DEPARTMENT. Seated: Dr. Charles F. Lindsley. Standing: Judith Daniels, G. William Hume, Harriet Di Pietro, Carolyn Wilmhurst, Marilyn Hearn, Dr. Norman Freestone. 2l W 'f ? W uf i 1 z I i 1 4 7 1 1 1 1 Y I V V w o r I w 1 . 1 1 N .Z i NZ! w -vw.. . W ,, lv 4 li QX XX X XX 5 SX? X X JF 1 X - X X X . -'A X X XX X N X X .X.XXNYf S5XSiSX TXYSXX sfii XNXX iXf XXX. , - -XXX. , Vg X XX XX XXX X. X,.. XXX ...X X ..,,x X X X .. XX X XX X XX X NX X X XQXX X X X N 35 NYS X XS XX I J 1 N Q. 'v 9 -1-' .- , il, ' I Vs ASOC prexy Phil Wright ASOC PresidenT's Message AnoTher successful year for Occi- denTol has come To an end. Soon The separaTe achievemenTs of This year will be forgoTTen. However, among Them will lee found some memories which have made This your college-and one day will make This mean Alma MaTer. This La Encina is The only record of a never To be reassembled family porTraiT. LeT's hope ThaT in The years To come whaT we find in This volume will mean To each of us somefhing ouife personal and precious. l exTend To each of you my best wishes for a happy and successful fuTure. IT has been a disTincT pleasure To work wiTh you This pasT year. Honor Court . . . Student gov- erned honor spirit . . . enforces and publicize honor code. Row l: John Power, Betsy Da- vidson, Sue Aslin, Don Cook. Row 2: Roy Ewing, Jim Moro, Dick Burns. uden S Student Government ASOC . . . Associoted Students ot Occidentdl College . . . memloer- ship in AMS or AWS . . . controls dnd promotes student dctivities . . . plons ond sponsors dll-college events . . . Borloeque . . . Colmpus Dov . . . mixers . . . the new intormdl pdrties . . . purposes . . . olclfiieve unity oimong the students . . . ddvdnce the spirit ond troidi- tions ot the college . . . did in the development ot worthwhile students for o growing world society. ASOC Council Leads and RGPVGSG , ff' ni WV! oIzNFoIzn UENNIE TA PHIL WRIGHT ARDIE BATES Jo BAILEY Ragirisidem AWS M1101 President Vice-President Secretary em RASEII A EMYTRI DICK BURNS JOHN GAYLORD sos HUNTINGTON KAJIHCZEOHS RePresen,a,,,,e ,o'enSinliEL A'h'efiC5 RGPTGSSHYUNVG Assembly Chairman Bengal Board Chairman Pu ' epmlhf I I i I I 26 M W Q ,NC Qigbv- I 4 6 v is and Represents Student Lite -ow C0 o'D ns pfggidtni I . ivxisiepruvniaiwi vs DENNIE TAYLOR DON BOWMAN NAN SHAPIRO, AWS President Finance Representative Publicity Representative EMY TREXEL LIZ REEB JAN LARSON Forensics Representative Campus Coordinator International Representative RAY EWING Honor Court Chairman Missing: KAY HICKMAN Fine Arts Representative 27 AWS Cabinet Associated Women Students . . . furthe activities and interests of women students , TS I sponsor program on pet proiect . . . Mgy DG DENNIE TAYLOR AVVS President Spring Begins was this year's Mgy Dail, theme . . . Hi Jinx . . . Tuesday assemblies, MORTOR BOARD Row 1: Judy Reed, Eleanor Barte, Liz Reeb. Row 2: Barbara Manley, Penny Cook, Evie Boss, .lan Larsen. TIGER TAPS Row 1: Shirley Cupp, Nancy Wall, Barbara Rosentreter, Sandy McDowell. Row 2: Maren Browning, Dottie Vernard, Marta Strack, Maggie Loreman, Jan Haugen, Evie Pease, Alice Ander- son, Carole Gates. Row 3: Kay Brown, Nan Eudaley, Suzie Peck, Jean Miller, Jean Eder. JUDICIAL BOARD Row I: Barbara Johnson Marcia Leach Valerie Wells, Joanne Main Row 2: Nancy Lane, Rickey Kent, Pat Poindexter, Maggie Nichols, Patty Menagh, Rhonda Richardson RESIDENCE COUNCIL Row I: .lean Miller, Patti Livingston, Sue Patten, Liz Reeb Phyllis Mammano, Kay Brown Row 2: Judy Link, Barbara Young, Carolyn Wile, DUNN' Broeker, Marion Hodge OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN Row I: Mary Lewis, Phyllis Mammano, Margie lofkledff Kay Davidson, Sandra Myers WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Row I: Connie Dodson, Judy I-CISICBY, Judi' Knox' Ian Cosby Row 2: Carolyn Schwab, Gloria Ongdf0f Nancy Humph reys, Diane Dennis, Carole Sickinger EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ow I lly Knox Maggie Nichols NCIHCY McKellar Hall U10 or ow 2 zle Peck Ardle Bates EFTYY Trexel' Elem Barte i l I i i F wczfif rl ., aj zijn l R1 vs W u ,f Men s Honor Organlzailons '.. Phil Wright, Dick Burns, John Gqy. lord, Dick Haddon, Robert Heplerl Doug Cornford, Jim Mora, Jack Beschla. YM.,-A ,-l 4 I jg I l , I C 5 , . D o I E TIGER CLAWS Row 1: Ted Nichell, Glenn Thomas, Don Schinnerer, Dave Francis, John Slenovich, Jim Edwards. Row 2: Karl Dreher, Klip Per- rin, Allen Ralston, Bill Wool- folk, John Paden. Row 3: Elvon Harris, Dick Chil- colt, Jack Thompson, Tool Uchi- da, Pete Alexander. 21 Z I A ci lynx' J. 51911. H. lun Maru' Joel CLAWS gg Mkhlll, GW an giinnmf. 04 M, 5,,..,.a.i, iam l I M, gal Wool- Ewa IM fhll' h U ,,,,.,, mi UTP Ahlifan' BARBARA HENLEY La Encina EdiTor Annual . . . slow sTarT . . . much en- Thusiasm . . . picTure cuTTers . . . Typ- isTs . . . rush rush . . . a rnaTTer of deadlines . . . and calarniTies . . . phoTography ediTor Milliard Mier and a IOOO nighTs in a darkroom . . . Pinky and Cheyenne, no Trips To The beach . . . engravers and prinTers proofs . . , finally pubIicaTion. CHOD LONG Business Manager l -.-.., ,- ,,. . . , . Social EvenTs F Wednesddy nighl' mixers in The Union PdTio . . . someThing NSW This yecir. dll-college informdl lodrTies . . . co-ed lounge wiTh T.V. . . . meonvvhile, hook dT The roinch, Tun dT The dnnudl Bdrbeque . . - vvinTer Tormdl dnd coiroling . . . spring dnd coimpus doly . . -Ville long line ol workers behind The scenes who mode Them dll possible y . . .knnuch Toilk of The Oxy sTeryoTyioe: Oxy women ore . . . OXY men l dre oys . . . The 6Oc: shows dT The Edgle . . . ArTisT Series in Thorne l-ldll . . .so much To do. . . o greoT yedr, 32 l Publicaii CD1 CU GI' OCCIDENTAL STAFF. Row l: Kay Davidson, Marilyn Mack, Louise Lefler, Bev Gaborko, Pally Menagh, Annie Leecing. Row 2: Deanna Dorrance, Sue Grosvenor, Connie Erickson, Lois Schomberg, .lo Ann Becherer, Jan Stelhorn, Mary Ellen Seiferl. Row 3: Mike McFadden, George McDill, Kalhy Fraser, Jeannine Busboom, Carol Ann McGee, Gail Price, Penny Cook, Alex Orshansky, Suzo McKellar, Ray Abrahamson, Paul Newell, John Connolly. Row 4: Ken Engelund, Monte Calvert, Jean Eder. KATHY FRAZER Occidental Edilor Con The rusl . ,hh fy Wfllers ' - - Ofiq '- - Thul office n Page Editors. Marilyn Mack, Gail Price, Alex Orshansky, Mary Ellen Seifert, Paul Newell, Lois Schomberg and Monte Calvert. The Occidenial Campus paper . . . wins All American award . . . The rush of deadlines . . . ads broughT in by AI Haimson . . . TypisTs . . . proofreaders . . . phoTographers . . . wriTers . . . IaTe afTernoon galoTesTs . . . nighT Time sessions . . . originaIiTy, ingenuiTy, good presenTaTion of The news . . . Thursday press Time . . . friday disTribuTion by The posT office . . . The Time of The roach . AMS heads the lineup of all men's activ- ities on campus . . . Handles intramural athletics . . . sponsors part of frosh orien- tation . . . barbeque . . . holds annual banquet each spring. DOUG CORNFORD AMS PRESIDENT Associated Men's Students AL Mc Treasurer QUEEN RICHARD HILL Secretary LA ENCINA gairian, Jer kin, Shirley Millard Mie Vries, Muril son, Bob Lor Also Vice-President John MC- Sween and Intramural DireCl0F Myron Gibford. 'EDITORS- foPYf Shlrlg Qng: Millqm ungulflqn' son, Classes liv. Jrol lens Nucl LA ENCINA STAFF. Seated: Marilyn Tan- gairian, Jeannine Busboom, Lynn Milli- kin, Shirley Cupp, Standing: Rolle Smith, Millard Mier, Connie Erickson, Ann de- Vries, Marilyn Martin, Rhonda Richard- son, Bob Lord, Chod Long. I N' W' nd ogngfof EDITORS. Seated: Jeannine Busboom, copy, Shirley Cupp, Organizations. Stand- ing: Millard Mier, Photography, Marilyn Tangairian, Living Groups, Connie Erick- son, Classes, Bob Lord,,Sports. May Day XI 38 if Princesses Ele Barte and Kay Hickman with May Queen Denise Taylor. utstandlrl9 Semor May Day court o women ceremonies and luncheon for visiting hugh school women 7 5 i J? X , . 'Y 1 1 9 , we uf 2 5 , 2? f 4. 3 2 3 t 1 M :Z rnffhmrk Q Z ,Ziff f 15 Mx ,K KV Jai V V O E ? 2 f fi Fang and Handbook :sy Hickman BRUCE MILLAR Fong Ec.iTor Amin, +2 l': CONNIE ERICKSON , A ' Hondbook EdiTor onyx. Fong. . .The beginning of on ideo . . . g sTruggle To rolise The reorder level . . . complolinTs . . . inTeg- riTy of The wriTer . . . cornpusmogozine. FANG STAFF. Mary Ellen Seifert, Sally McMillan, Alexine Cazassa, Friend, Lorelee Millar, Bruce Millar, Heraclea Songalia, Tom O'Day. HANDBOOK STAFF. Sealed: Jean Eder, Connie Erickson, Shirley Cupp. Standing: Dick Keltner, Where oirn l . . . who om l . . . iT soiys here l'nn green olnol new ond oi Freshmon . . . oheolcl, ex- ciTemenT, new ideols . . . on honor spiriT . . . school spiriT . . . hello spiriT . . . gulp . . . beTTer recicl The hondloook. v ,,,,,,, U Hazing Rebellious Frosh . . . little green dinks and name cards . . . protest noontime hazing all in vain. Mighty Sophs . . . secret meeting . . . Yosemite Park Women compete . . . pie eating . . . one was sabatoged . . . powerful plans . . . must shape up those Frosh. . . . Sophomores win again. ' Inferior Freshmen yell leaders with spirit . . do you know Paiamarino . . . test of Freshmen . . . where's your unit 'J lo Triumphe? . . . earn disgusted thumbs down from Sophs. . . . can't you walk in step? . . . wet and squishy niglrll . ,gin WGS subaloged, ere's your unity? d squishy nighy, Soph-Frosh Contest The Goon Squad . . . keep Frosh in line . . . see that they earn their unity . . . escort Soph president . . . might and right on their side. Giant tug-0-war . . . climax to Soph-Frosh rivalries . . . final proof of class unity Who wins? . . . Sophs go down . . . ooey-gooey. ' .4 i L A sti- .mg .31 .l .,,. fix ..l 1. F11 L11 ,. S-7' I.. rz' its ZH S 1 t' .r .lf ' Y' 11: it AQ .ss ,. , -. 5? 'z 6. 49 K Y Yu 3. ,VJ .. A' on 4 l . 4 , i . ' ti . --4 4 3 ' ' A V 3,9 ll, if' 1 .., sy . ,. 1. ii f' am' 2. Inf -fi. .QQ C231 .11 ix . .., -..U fl-ul . Vi! -'I' .fl ... ..g. t .Lg - -i :fm :Jig .. 7. i '4 Ifl 5 ..11f ij ...I ., 1 .. . , .,! --1 , .V I E..lj 1- -li t . I . . . li. Nab that dosie - - - 'me' 'fe' G' the end of the corral . . . tle OH the bell . . wins points for our class. Faculty competition . . . put the cake in the box with your hands tied . . . Dr. Coons and Dean Culley show their facility . . . watch out, one will get it in the face. Ride those buckin' broncog . . . cowboy, you're headed for a dunk in the drink . . . it ain't like it used to be. 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' 5 - - . 5' ' ' f 2-1'-wh . 'j'-Q pg- f ---.X ' 2.ggxi,eg3:g, Y Q wc.. . nf' I n . - .-,Q.y,,w- Y. f ff wr 'O A lc func Ano' ton Cult SOP' Barbecue and ocleo A .long line of Oxyites make trek to the corral at Chilcotts' Faculty members try for prize in camp-out cookery. Each must ranch. build a fire, fry an egg, and then eat the egg! Another would-be cowpoke bites the dust in the steer riding contest. Enthusiastic crowd gets ringside seat for rodeo. Calf tieing isn't easy but its exciting. Watch out for flying Stuffed with food and tired from the days events Oxyites relax sophomores sent sprawling by those poor little calves. while waiting for the evening entertainment. 43 Parents go thru Umon line and gain In sight Into our clally routine and into our food Parents register with Tiger Taps for day's progmm- Our Folks ioin us for lunch in the union. l T 4 l l l l i I I 1 l l Pa rents' Day T Introductions to faculty and friends in Thorne Hall patio brings parents in contact with the Oxy atomsphere. Lecture in Thorne Hall simu- lates History of Civ. Yell leader Cal Brown raises the cry: Are we going to beat Redlands? at the rally after the torchlight parade. Torchlight Parade The line of torches weaves through the Oxy campus. Prexy Phil Wright ignites the first torches. Oxyites enthusiasm promises defeat for Redlands at Varsity and Frosh song leaders lead the parade. the approaching game. Bonfire I 4 I ufif I I I I I I I 'KW Crowd of students watches huge Bonfire which symbolically burns the hopes of , Pomona in football. I I Ann I utter I EI -, I I II III' hi osol ossw X Freshmen build the bonfire to prove their ,,, ,M class unity and guard it from Oxy foes who would tear it down. .ff ' I ,I . has' I i 1 7 ,, 4 .V,VV 34.2.5 .iw 2, Tai? .2253 ' ' I 7325 5 1 ' T ' I, 7 .' Ai . . j 1 1 fix- ,. ' Q- Z 1195, If Irwell f' ' 5 VJ' 'Y ', c I 4, 3 ily? F - , , V ivj .SIA - I Caught: one Cal Tech man plus a dozen I more. For trying to burn the bonfire be- fore it is complete each enemy has his 5 head shaved and painted as punishment. I I I Homecoming Queen Geri Glover is crowned at Homecoming game by an alumni representative. Homecoming court chooses three outstanding senior Annual Homecoming dinner held in the union is women, Jane Twomey, Queen Geri Glover, and attended by enthusiastic alumni. Sally Eggstatf. Couples pay their admission fee to Santa. The fee? A present of toys for some needy child. 1. L I I Christmas Formal y. Couples dance to the music of Carroll Wax surrounded by the decorations of the freshmen's invention , of Moonlight and Mistletoe. , D I t 1' fi' - 2 Feast ol Lights Christmas tableaus . . . carols by the Occidental choir . . narration by the speech department . . . The Spirit of Christmas Love . . . for each loving heart light a candle of Christmas. Artist series performers: Pianist Olegna Fuschi iabovei chats with Thorne Hall Director Leon Ettinger, Fine Arts Representative Kay Higk- man Poses with Serge Jarotif, of the Don Cossacks. 50 Artist Series Ushers. Left to right: Dale Brush, John Cochran, Richard Millar, Jack Rankin, Doug Cornford, Dave Francis, Bob Huntington, Jim Speer. ARTIST Dancer perform. Pictured above we two dancers from the eXCiiin9 Don Cossack group. At left is N. Bochko, and at right is V. Sazepin- 5, are Jon WUI SERIES Eric Leinsdorf, conductor of Los An- geles Philhurmonic Orchestra at Oxy concert, is pictured above. Right, the Roman sisters, duo pian- ists, with Leon Ettinger. Band Concert. Lauris Jones wields the baton, and Judy Reed Cbelowl offers ca solo. ,www Dance Concert Haunting shadows in the background are Bill Pleas- ant, Pat Gibford, Pat Rem- ick, Nancy Lincoln, Ann Mc- Knight. The lady in white is Sally McMillan. Marian Didrickson and Bill Pleasant tango it up. Kathy Flanagan interprets through mod- ern dance. The finale of crime. Pat Remick, Pat Gibford, Bill Pleasant, KathY Flanagan, the murder victim, Jack Thompson, Ann McKnight, JudY Knox, and Sally McMillan. 5 l 1 ' tv M- l4 T lu t- T T -4 ,t,, T tl 251' zz y .gy if if tr, 4 ,.' tif- q-jf. 50,4159 5 ,x I, iw. .Asks 5.f-M.: gf, 2.2 lZ'fZhiQ , lr 591- ri y-Q, in -',' -tg ' 52.5 ft' T ,wggmgj all - - 'fin e '55 ip, Q' Q: ' Y if T T at Sw rrgbglja ' Ariy , ,. -if -..- l VT2',fm , 'K is .V V J , fs 0 ' A h C. ,Wu f ,W f fy, ,km - A M -K, 'W wr I Wm f ,Vw Campus Day .cur ,, Z ,ff f,, f C W' W, s , pq, M, Qf: M f ' wwf, M' Dr. Rodes enters motor-scooter competi- tion. And away they go. Faculty student rivalry runs high on campus day. With the afternoon free from classes Oxy- ites gather above Bell Field to watch Campus day fun. The day began with picnic lunch and ended with a iazz con- cert and dancing. ,X fs. C fi W 2 -X, he x f N 0 0 , wt M X ek , X QR ffm:-wth! ' f 'Ks he K Coach Slugger Coker gets set to score a point for the faculty team in softball. The principles from Home Concerl prod The Devil and Daniel stef , Doug Scott as Webster, Judy Ren Mary Stone, Larry P as Jabez Stone, and lory Walker as Mr. S During Some infermi: woman of Cross Corne mercy from the iury of and the damned. 54 l'lOme foncerl ed Glee mpanied by the Sf ' e' Jesus' Clubs sing 'fcom US Ensemble I ev Jesus, semble. Music Campus music circles very active . . . Choir and Glee Club both took to the road between-semester tours . . . Glee Club Home Concert broke attendance records . . . Feast of Lights presented by the choir . . . band played for half-time activities at football games and held their annual spring program . . . Paul Cudney in charge for of noon music . . . Orchestra entertained quad sitters at noon and held a spring con- cert . . . Kiss Me Kate the choir's final music production at semester's end. if X Q yi . f rf .g 1, 'f 1' . ' 1 I , . J. f I . , The combined Men's and Women'S Glee Clubs led by Howard Swan, their moving force. Glee Clubs VVornen's Glee Club Officers olre JudiTl'i Reed, Presidenf, Befsy Dovidson, Vice-Presidenf, Morilyn Monfgomery, Secrefory, Joy Ferguson, l-lisforion, Koren Moen olnd Evelyn Lewinson, Librciriolns. Firsf sopronos: Elmo Addir, Poifricioi Arnold, Moirilyn Copps, Dione Dorms, Befsy Dcividson, Dednnci Dorronce, Mitzi Kryder, Evelyn Levvinson, Groce Srnifh. Second sopronos: Koiflwerine Amodooni, Alice Anderson, Ooil Curfis, Koren Moen, Mdrilyn Monfgomery, Pcifricioi Mouil- leseoux, Virginioi Murroy, Poifricio Oliver, Judiflw Reed, Corolyn Wolker. Firsf olfos: Ann Ausfin Joinef Cumber- lond, Pofncio Livingsfon, Joon Millimoin, Mcirgof Nelson, Helen Oxley, Virginioi Prince, Morie Wirscbing. Second olfos: Mory Jone Allen, Florence Alrngren, Kdy Brown, Joy Ferguson, Mory Oreenlovv, Koy I-Iiqkmqn N U , dncy Lone, Pofricio Remick, Cdrole Sickinger. 56 Men's Glee Club Officers oure Bob SIOHYWQGVI Presldenll Ken Greenlovv, Vic-Presidenf, Jock Morzono, Secrefdry, Cloirence Treoif, dnd Dick Cdndy, l-llOV0 C'nS' b Firsf Tenors: Don Bovvmdn, Don Cldrke, JUCJ4 Douglas' BO li Edwords, Dimifri Kosfivv, MiclfidelTbomos,Cldren212hlI:ZiT l Lorry Wroy. Second Tenors: John Colrnpbell, Dick ' hoe Dick Elsner, Glen l-lubboird, Jock Mdrzflflof Nnfms McPl1ee, Mollory Wolker, Jim Wells, JQWY W' 'Zen' Bcirifonesz Mikel Avery, Dick CcinoOlYf Dlck Omen ' Forsfer Dciy, Hovvord Engelskirclnen, Wcllfne George Klump, Jon Robinson, Bob Springefbreenl Tlwornds, Dick Wrigbf. Bosses: l-lovvoird Boggs, Ken Bryce low, Roberf Jensen, Normcin Jenson, Bob Kon'rerS, 'H d. Ld Moffe, Ldrry Nichols, Doug SCOTT, Robell W' Gr Hoopefl Lddd nm! enl0l rd Enid if SOPVOHOSZ Ndr1CY K Arvlello' . K0f'IOldr E10 rhompso ' Eisner, DW Bill Sleepef Homef, Boll Pgul Sleepe Fan: l Elf' J I r, Presidenlz D, Secreldfli DougloS, Bob ,ence Treol Emk Cliilcoll, no Mlillael ,Y Williami- . Crilieflflen' ,ne Ho0P9 Keri Green' Dnfefsr Bryce Willard' College Choir Occidental College Choir Officers. Bob lVlcBurney, Presidenl, J' B k Tory. Enid Arozeno, Treosurer, Joyce Brown, Tour Moinoger. lm uc , Vice-Presidenl, Bonnie l-loll, Secre- Sopronosr Elmo Adoir, Ann Ausrin, Alice Bergslrom, Joyce Brown Luone Buys Joyce Crocker G 'l C T' , , , or ur is, Nancy Fqris, Bonnie l-loll, Merry Poipogionnis, Joyce Rhodes, Celio Show, Corolyn Wilmshursl Alios- Enid Arozeno, Koy Brown, JoAnn Hoog, Solly Hoilversloidl, Roberlo Henderson, Jcicquelin Johnson, Elizoibelh Konold, Pol Poindexler, Sylvioi Roinney, Moiry Moy Roberls, Libby Rule, Corol Soger, Joiner Summerl, Noncy Thompson, Sondy Thomson, Wonilci Townsend. Teno rs. Jerry Albert, John Coimpbell, Dick Dreher, Dick Elsner, Dovid Foy, Jirn Gordiner, Phil l-lebing, Al Lowrence, Gordon Lockleor, Roger Moon, Phil Sheridoin, Bill Sleeper. Bosses: Joe Abboll, Mikel Avery, Jim Buck, Don Coirniobell, Dick Coinoidy, Torn Dysori, Russ Homer, Bob Kilrnurroy, Bob McBurney, Dick Molson, Bill Mundy, Lorry Nichols, Dick Rubidoux, Dove Soiger, Poul Sleeper, Eric Spelmon, Torn Temlolelon. The Occidental College Choir led by Olaf Frodshum. 57 ., ,.1 n. , ' '. A ----1 . V. ., f-- ,.,L.,J '- :J:ef..:..o.11.1.mLi..we........,.... .....-- 4- A . - W Band Personnel. Charles Blair, Pat Duemler, Susan Smythe, Arla Trompeter, Joe Rickman, Nancy Duroe, Jim Pearson, Florence Almgren, David Christiansen, Ken Greenlavv, Bill Lashbrook, Pete Palermo, Lois Pearson, James Peugh, Bill Rickman, Robert Stephens, William Ward, Francis Warmbrodt, Sharon Wilkerson, Don Fisher, The Occidental College Band led by Felix E. McKernon. Nick Fenger, Jay Austin, Joe Abbott, Dale Campbell Richard Carlson, Jack Carr, Al Lawrence, Ron Lee, Gail Martin, James Caddell, Paul Heydortt, John Miller, Doug Scott, Neil Bristow, Tom Chamlee, Ted Aldrich, Bob Kanters, Bill Mundy, Marie Wirsching, Max Freudenthal, Bill Fults, George Hickey, Nelson Kempsky, Robert Kleppe, Barry Larson, Elvyn Reeves. College Band Occiflell dent: 0' Persfvfill iviiilimq Rhofld '- WirsCl1'l Lois PSC ComPb' scifi l' , V ' , , I? lx 1 Y l Q J . t . 'Q l l The marching band lent its support BV A t the whole school by performing ,Q t ery football game. ' i L1 V A 5 2 58 2 Bond Nun, e Campbell, an Lee, Gail Wller, Doug Lldricli, Bob Zreudeniliol, bert Kleppe, Occiolenfol College Orclweslro Officers ore Jock Morzono, President, Violo Fuelwr, Vice-presi- dent, onol Bolo Konlers, Lilororioin. Personnel: Koy l-lickmon, Josephine Dopor, Snoron Jones, Slonley Klein, Jock Moirzono, Joon Millimon, Horrief Roindolplw, Glenn Vlleiri k R lw ' ' C , oc el Slougnfer, Violo Fuehr,, Lorrie Turnloull, Rnooloi Slern, Doug Greenlee, Mitzi Kryoler, Louise Srurges, Roberf Konrers, Suson Porrer, Morie Wirscning, Pofricio Duemler, Louise Di Tullio, Rolph VVo'rilo V' ' ' , irginio Owen, Roloerf Sfeplwens, Lois Peorson, Don Fisher Jim Peorson Ken Greenl G ol , , ovv, or on Dovison, Ecl Plcinromuro, Dole Ccimploell, Al Lovvrence, Jose ld Alob - ' p oTT, Ed Freuolenberg, Doug ScoTT, Bill Mundy George Klump, Borry Loirson, onol Lodol Thomos. Occidental College Orchestra led by Lauris Jones in if's rehersul room, Sigma Alpha Iota, women's honorary music fraternity Row 1: Pat Oliver, Janice Van Alen, Nancy Thompson, Josephine Dapar, Karen Moen, Edith Pierce, Rhoda Stern. Row 2: Margot Nclson, Marilyn Montgomery, Jacque Williams, Marilyn Capps, Jo Ann Haag, Pat Mouillesseaux, Joy Ferguson. Row 3: Judy Reed, Ann Austin, Bonnie Hall, Patti Duemler, Evelyn Lewison. womenis Glee Club 5l 9s at Home Concert. I I Players Club l I I I I OCCIDENTAL PLAYERS, Row 7: Paul Cudney, Elvyn Eve Reeves, Carolyn Wilmshurst, Patty Palmer, Luane Buys, Dean Simons. Row 2: Tom O'Day, Dick Henniger, Louise Snell, Nancy Faris, Barbara Manley, Tom Ohlson, Dave D Ohlson. . H.2 .'m, .,.-,f-:..,. 4- - Drama Characrerrzarion . . . rhyrhm . . . cross righr cenrer srage . . . we've gor LO QST IT rrghr or nor ar all . . . Chekov and comedy . . . Anouilh and anfasy . . . Shaw and satire . . . Playnnill, experirnenfal Theatre under Ijhe mainsrage . . . a chance To creare, To explore Talenr Through acting, 'feCT WQ, sragecrafr , . . drrry hands, Iare hours, aching bodies and hoppy hearrs. l llinl I 'r 1 The Reverend played by Dick Henniger saves Dan Demaree from being hung for treason by warning the Colonials that British troops are on their way, at the climax of G. B. Shaw's play. l A l The Devils Disciple During the trial of Dick Dudgeon played by Dan Demaree his prosecutor played by Dean Simons finds himself on the wrong end of a beating for involving Barbara Manley. ,I-MU, ., ln lhe climax lrales the 690 midst of lrvst' lrigues as his us one Of We his life. Mudq lvs ini., Q , being reid W work in me S me Ure In the climax of his play Chekov illus- trates the decadence and apathy in the midst of frustration and many love in- trigues as his characters sit passively by as one of their group prepares to take his life. Madame Urena played by Judy Daniels nYs into a temper at her caretaker on being told that her horses are needed to work in the fields. The writer played by Tom Ohlson and the young innocent who symbolizes the Seagull played by ga,-olyn Wilmshurst watch a piano shaped cloud as the writer explains how he will use it in a story. Ing Around The Moon Marilyn Hearn and Dick Hennmger as the mdgnalels m'5l'es5 and male secretary dance a stormy tCll190- Jean Blair standing and Judy Daniels try to figure out the intrigues of this st l' cl y :ze French comedy by Jean Anouilh. 66 I ln ililli le P'e'W Wie' em Iricll llon 1 his rule ol the or lhe fmhmmin 9 dance. lhe oliherich use Pliyed 5, my lillle InsprZ11nf't Played 1, olhey gwin I 7 r 9 I W Q J . f , , . mistress ,2 Isabelle the Prem, b t d David Aaron in hi! rolleef hence' Pl0Y6d by Luane Buys listens to mckfonhe fonhcomin 3 t e clever twin brother as he describes his The sophisticated twin seems slightly surprised when the mother of 9 ance' Isabelle played by Nancy Faris is introduced to him as a cluchess. The Other twin I . of the rich mqg:g:eplE1YeC:1bY David Aaron rushes to the daughter Isabelle and the rich magnate portrayed by Jim Gardiner have de- my lime los, d ,, P Ye bY R05 LUCY as she says Come to me cided that they don't feel any better after having torn up all that 0 . 9 money IU, D ,qu H T l Q 2 Co-Chairmen of Student Church .2 an . i I v 1 F I l l x :-L.,,. 1 1 1 f Co-chairman Jere Patten and Fred Ryle. Miss- ing is Anne Lentz 1956 co-chairman. J 1 I w V Religion STuolenT Church . . . o seorch Tor communiTy . . . oi voice of friendship To newcomers . . . on quieT Time of vespers on Thursoloiy evening ond chopei on Tuesoloy morning . . . innovc1Tion in Sundcay service cis Louris Jones Took over The choir . . . sTuclenT-TocuITy reTreoiT . . . Religious Emphcisis Week. . . Spring bonqueT . . . sTimuIoTing ThoughT . . . music. . . hoppy Times . . . service. It ,f '4 -x me QQ Wa f-s ,1 1' is Extended Board: From left to right, standing: Bill Woolfolk, Dick Wright, Skip Dqy, Christian John Power, Bev Wooley, Mary Manning, Fred Ryle, Dave Francis, Jackie Johnson, Jere Patten, Ted Harrington, George McDill, Bruce Belknap, John Paden. MgDiII, Jim . , Ewing, Dave Seated from left to right, Emy Trexel, Suzy Peck, Anne Lentz, Llz Konold, Barbara Devall, Pat Poindexter, Sue Patten, Pat Oliver. Seated. ffom Jackie Joh x, - XX ln l STUDENT CH E i i i Dr. Franklin Josselyn, our faithful, constant friend. Dev. Wham NT Christian Heritage Committee Standing from left to ri . ' ' ghll F li lc ' Ted Harrington, Dave Francis, Fred Ryle, Dick Haddon Bobrcilrliildgrilvngll Blau Haynes, McDiII, Jim Burns, Jim Deake, George McDilI, Lin Von Marter Goriiorngl H,-Tn: :ob I GIS 0 , qy Ewing, Dave Reeves, Dick Wright, Jim Johnson, Seated, from left to right, Marv Shaw, Bev Wooley JoEllen Wilson Bq b D V ' , r ara e qu, Jackie Johnson, Dave Gaines, Bruce Belknap, Jack Erickson CHURCH i I I s 5 . Social Responsibility Committee. Standing from left to right, Dave Reeves, Emy Trexel Joan Kern, Sandy Fowler, Arletta House, Sharon Wilkerson, Dick Haddon. Seated, from left to right, Marcia Leach, Ann DeVries, Mary Manning, JoEllen Wilson Christian Science .Ian Row 1: Cynthia Coates, Carole Knox, Scouller, Miss Carolyn Ayars, Carolyn Haase, Lynne Carter, Verna Carler. 2 Ta lor Blakely Gordon Boggs, How- Row : y , ard Boggs, Barbara Brookins, Dave Frohman, Dave Mowrer, Doug Hinchliffe. 72 f W0 ,,.,,, . Ne man Row 1: Sally Farley, Marian Buvinch, Phyllis Mammano, Connie Dodson, Patti Livingston. Row 2. Pat Mouillesseaux, Bob Touchan, Dick Orsi, George Peterlee, Edgar Fitzgerald, Douglas W. Spottswood, Mary Lewis. Row 3: Anthony Grande, Terry Collins, Ed Zubok. Canterbury Iamilton, Mary Porter, Don G. Porter. rnbull, Mary Howe. mes Ruston. B 73 ,, : ,,,, f MWW ff f ow 1: Jon Jamison, Dr. Silva Lake, Happy ow 2: Ronda Richardson, Stewie Beck, Lorrie u ow 3: Neil Bristow, Francis Warmbrodt a ful ll ll Ill ll rl l ll I A lllllll I 'llal if I I of STUDENT EXCHANGE BOARD. Sealed: Barbara Bouvea, Ann Al- exander. Standing: Fred Rylef T907 Uchida, Dick Wrighl. Drive Commillees I l WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE COMMITTEE. Sandy Petro, Shirley Cupp, l Chloe Wellingham Chairman, Carolyn Warmer, Maria Struck, Mike McHorgue. TIGER CHEST COMMITTEE. Kay Brown, Chairman, Crocker Price, I.. l l I I . EE V Q,54:5 .f 1,y'5',, Z, Y ,E . 'fl up S cf fifgbhfg, erm, Shirley Cupp, X ze McHorgue. QW A-7' Special Inieresis The line of speciol inTeresTs is long ond voried . . . from The dolnce club To The chemisTry TrolTerniTy . . . from The soiling club To The looli sci forum . . . OxyiTes culTivo1Te Their inTeresTs clnd peT hobbies . . . find new knowledge . . . new friends . . . fun. li L il l l l i ,Q I. l l l 1 1 i l l a i i l l i i i 4n..,...- Chemistry Organizations ALPHA cm SIGMA, cl-Lsmisr RY FRA. TERNITY. Row I: Ralph Twiss, James Foster. David F. Randolph, Jack Erick- son, Davld Hall, Stuart Thomason Frederick Weiler. ' Row 2: Glenn Weirick, David Prior, Dr. Frank Lambert, Bob Nakamura, Dr. John M. Dunham, George Hickey, Robert Bly, Dr. Reed Brantley, Jim Tackett, John Kindsvater, Jerry Al. bert. OCS OCCIDENTAL CHEMISTRY Cl-UB Fon ALL IN THE MAJOR. nowll: Ralph Twiss, Robert BIYL Jack Em: son, Marilyn Eakin, Judy Miller, DCLVI Randolph, Fred Lewis, Fred Weller. Row 2: Robert Nakamura, Howuld Mark, TonY Bf00k5r Dr' 'John Dunhliml Dr. Frank Lambert, Df- Reed Wiiey' Gerald Rowley, lCll'l'Y Mdlafgue' my Albert. Ph Fral SIGMA PI SIGMA, Dr' Bollmfm. Dr. H Row 21 Jim Pears Jr-, Millard Mief. MISTRY FRA- lwlitr -lumes tr Jerk emi. 1 Thomason, Ovid Prior, 5 Nukumuru, iwrge Hickey, Brantley, Jim er, .terry Al. gnznrsrnt CWB won. RW: Bly' Jack Eucli- ivdr Milt Dila , Weller. ns. md d ricmurm Howafn . John Dunhu ' 3 md Brantltli rliunarsutr Ml Physics Fraternity SIGMA PI SIGMA. Row 1: Dr. Kirpatrick, Dr. Bollman, Dr. Hudson, Steve Ahrens. Row 2: Jim Pearson, Naville W. Reay Jr., Millard Mier. Mathematics Fraternity KAPPA MU EPSILON. Row 1: Mary Par- menter, Dr. Edwin Franklin, Dr. Mabel Barnes, Dr. Paul Johnson, Marylin Cottle, Joseph Abbott, Elvyn Reeves. Row 2: Ed Gehle, Anthony Grande, Frank Hain, Millard Mier, John Stene, Ronald Morris, Naville Reay, Larry Lawrence, Jim Tackett, James Foster, Robert Bly, Jerry Albert, Jim Pearson. Biology Club Row l: Joseph Rickman, Charles Bqllmd Edmund Smith, Jon Jamison, Edumund L. gan. 'n' Row 2: Fred Hutflesz, Wissler, Madalene Holm, Enid Arozenq P ,. Livingston, Dinah Hutchison, Margy Gerhaiadil Donald Dailey, Clark Geology Club Row 1: Rhonda Richardson, Patti Livingston, Delana Evans, Howard Gray, Robert Hepler, Jack Erickson, Charles Blair, Jerome Jones. Row 2: Pat Gibford, Arlene Wyckoff, Vir- ginia Hartwig. Row 3: Kay Fisher, Marian Wharton, Gary Gates, Moichi Itami, Joseph De Francisco, George Byrne, Terry Collins, Unidentified. Row 4: Dave Keefer, Don Garrick, Ed Crouch, Carolyn Smith, Duane Gainsburg, Howard Mark, Euan Mak, Bob Touchon, Bob Elias, Lee Coleman. Pre Med Club Row l: Powfoong Fan, Brent Dalrymprlef Carol Larsen, Pat Poindexterf Ted Roc e' Tom McGetchin. Row 2: Jim Wells, Tom Chamlee, Don Spivey, Dr. Joseph Birman, Dr. William J. Morris, Bill Junger, Bill lnloes. lub :leg BCH ,umm n. Dtllqyz clark lroxenu, Polli PSY Gqhqrdil Cluln mi Livingston, ioben Hepler, Jerome Jones. Wyckoff, Vir- llharlon, Gary De Francisco, Unidenlilied. iclr, Ed Crouch, burg, Howard pn, Bob Elias, Club D Irymplii F' a Rolller 5piV9Yf Ni Din Mofflif iam ' ,Ted 1 Dance Group Row 1: Luane Buys, Marian Didrickson, Ann McKnight, Jo Bailey. Row 2: Pal Gibford, Kalhie Flanagan, Valerie Laurens Row I: Ginny Van den Sleenhoven, Libby Rule, .loan Karp, Sherry Snoke, Mirian Buvinich, Carol Ann McGee, Ricky Kent. Row 2. Shirley Cupp, June Lare, Wanila Townsend, Elvyn Reeves, Marilyn Mack, Miss Evelyne Thomp son, Delana Evans, .lo Ann Becherer, Barbara Johnson, Louise Sfurges ue PSI CHI Row 1 Gall Price Yvonne Lewis Evie Boss Row 2 Stanley C Plog Kathy Flanagan Jane Lare Paul Barnard Roger Boyvey Roy 3 Mr Luther Jennings Dr Steven Jacobs Robbie Davidson Susan Watson Frank Cox Psychology Fraternity is --r -1-:. ......., Sociology Club SOCIOLOY. Carlos Marletto, Marilyn Murray, Don Porter, Jean Haimson, Tomi Stunz. Law ALPHA MU 4 Carol Anne l Pearson. Row 2: Larr Van den Sli Cottle, Dvrfvl PHI ALPHA ' Elle lockleai Marilyn Ran- l0YU, Morgy Row 23 Hei Phn waihei l-ndsren, D, bel, Darryl Wilson! Hele His s , , f ll , 5, one 75 H Qs V- ' L .- ' l .. 15' 1 Xt i xx. -. Q . , aww., 4-xx' 4,J fi 1 SL 1 ' ' eh, . , , ffrg '3' 1 f ' 5551?-565 1--og. if lub A Language Fraiernii ALPHA MU GAMMA. Row l: Joyce Brown, Carol Anne Larsen, Lorraine Carpenter, Lois Pearson. Row 2, Larry Lechner, Judy Link, Virginia Van den Sleenhoven, Sara Bauer, Marilyn Collle, Darryl Johnson. PHI ALPHA THETA. Row 1: Mary Lewis, Mar- gie Locklear, Sara Bauer, Shirley Harrod, Marilyn Ramsey, Bella Avakian, Velma Mon- toya, Margy Gerhardt, Party Maclennan. Row 2: Helen Hommersand, Don Mildner, 'ohn Wilhelm, Ken Beamer, Dr. Raymond llndgren, Dr. P. K. Mok, Dr. Clifton B. Kro- ber, Darryl Johnson, Monte Calvert, Alfred Wilson, Helen Oxley. History Fraternity S A 81 DELTA PSI KAPPA Jane Stowe, Marilyn Strauss, Pat Robinson, Carol Smith, Pat Hoffman. PHI EPSILON KAPPA Row I: Lanny Carter, Myron Gibford, Bill Fults, Ron Gurney, Nick Rodionoff. Row 2: Curt Plott, George Wilfong, Ted Tif- fany, Charles Boydstun. Row 3: Ken Wolters, Ron Botchan, Jack Kemp, Lloyd Bouligny, Stan Friedman. Row 4: Gordon Lindsay, John Zweyer, Dr. Carl Trieb, Roy Dennis, Kal Bad. ran, Jim Mora. Physical Education Fraternities VXA 82 Cavers HIKING CLUB Row I: Pat Poindexter, Ted Roche, Bob Shluker. Row 2: Dick Grayless, Carol Larsen, Tom Chamlee, Joyce Brown, B05 O'Connor, Dick Nelson. Row 3: CGYOIC Cleminshaw, Jim Taylor, Dinna Hutchi- son, Jim Buck, Kmb Barton, Phil MGYIIU- C G I: JCI-'ln MI gziiwara Dinfmo' R w 2' Cam' 0 ' rv gyurgehoixli Hu OXICYI 3- 1 ROW ' Chronisteff Don Row I: Sue nie Dodson, Brown, Judy Row 2: Bo Hamilton, I' Fisher, Roche Row 3: Clow Tom Ramsei Kindsvater. Fair SQUARE DA, FQIISI Lorrqin Row 2: I Williq ro I In Rlfkr titan- il u R Slci Clula ll r, Row 1: Jean Miller, Marilyn McEwen, Jane Stowe, ii - ' rl D'nsmore Hallie Wile. vt Zi. ,, . Barbara I r i Row 2: Carol Schwenn, Eileen Hamilton, Louise Sturges, Merry Papagiannis, Janet Brown, Helen Oxley, Dinah Hutchison. ., I Row 3: James Foster, Dave Carpenter, Wayne Chronister, Don Whipple, Roland Smith. Gurney, Ted Til- Botchon, Gordon Kal Bod. Rocher Bel? Caro yleS5r Br0Wllr Bob f 3, Carole nna Hutchi- rmi Mvf ' Sailing Club Row l: Sue Exley, Nan Eudaley, Bonnie Hall, Con- nie Dodson, Marilyn Ramey, Sherry Smith, Janet Brown, Judy Graham. Row 2: Barbara Rosentreter, Jim Peugh, Eileen Hamilton, Helen Hommersand, Edith Grant, Kay Fisher, Rachel Slaughter, Peter Finch. Row 3: Clark McKee, Roger Boyvey, Don Schiller, Tom Ramsey, Douglass Hubert, Pete Frost, John Kindsvater. Fair and Squares SQUARE FWS, Lorraine Carpenter, DANCES. Row l: Elvyn Eve Reeves, Nancy R . V3-Vi 2. Ira Traweek, Carlos Marletto, Paul Cudney, illrum Rrckmqn, POLITICAL SCIENCE FORUM Jim Ruston, Jeb Brighouse, Georgiannd H0I'dYf John Power. ZETA PHI ETA, WOMEN'S SPEECH FRATERNITY. Row I: Nancy Bulcher, Ros Lacy, Barbara Manley, Palti Palmer, Elvyn Reeves, Louisa Snell, Emy Trexel Row 2: Jean Blair, Luane Buys Roberta Hender , - son, Jean Popovich, Tomi Stuntz, Nancy Faris, Anne Lentz, Robin Street. 84 Spea kers Club 4,352 olilical Club life 1231:- l5:::: ' i'::: gi... ':::: l,.. z:::. rzzgl I.. Fifi lfzz' ...t t... .... 5.. . ,.,.. L... YL. .... ,... SSL' If1'l 221 gli!! ,... sey, Joheph Rickman, Roland Smith. -:gpg INV: 'PEE- 1253 :zzz ...z 312. 'f zz: W. .... 1-sa' fc.. .- vi .nl ,. O t 1 ttzg t::: rin sf' '- E15 553 ll ' tr :ti M .. L., ,213 4. ,fda , !.. 174 ohm' 1:5 ir. S.. 52: n- '37, 1 ga: A Ph . lol ' in J 'iii 'iii i ' xi si- ? 272 ll til ' ' YOUNG DEMocRATs S l :ii i iii! Row 1: Shirley Cupp, Marilyn Ramey, Ruth Palmer, H5 Donna Jones, Marian Gill. 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La Crescenta Business Administration Senior Class of '57 WW 7 ,ow BAUER, SARA L. Los Angeles History BEEMAN, JOHN A. Torrrance Pre Med BELKNAP, PATRICIA L New York, NY Physical Education BENIOFF, BARBARA E Pasadena English BERGQUIST, HELEN J. Van Nuys Education BERNAL, DANIEL A. Los Angeles Physical Education BESCHTA, JACK W. Arcadia Economics BIANDO, TERESA M. Wilmington Physical Education BILLINGS, E. ELOISE Los Angeles Education BLAIR, JEAN Santa Monica Speech BLY, ROBERT M. South Pasadena Chemistry BOGGS, ROBERT M. San Marino Geology BOHAN, LAUREL Anaheim Education BOSS, EVELYN M. South Pasadena Psychology BOTCHAN, RONALD L. Los Angeles Physical Education ,V AX 3 , ,ff 'Wfwwwfliv 89 BOWEN, WALLACE E. BOYCE, JAMES O, Temple City Wilmington Business Administration Biology BROOKS, ANTHONY K. BROWN JOYCE E. San Marino Los Angeles Chemistry Economics CARTER, KATHLEEN M. CARTER, LANDON K. Los Angeles Los Angeles Education Physical Education ,1- '10 A-may if 'br -l' , 'T' 'lf BOYDSTUN, CHARLES B. BRANDENBURGER, SHELDON JR. Sacramento Business Administration Los Angeles Physical Education BRUSH, DORISDEAN Long Beach Education BURNS, RICHARD G. Bellflower Political Science CAZASSA, ALEXINE San Rafael CHRONISTER, WAYNE S. Los Angeles English Pre Med Founders Day Representa- tives . . . Bob l-lepler, Ele Barte, Students . . . Miss McCloy, Dr. Coons . . . Cere- mony of The candles . . . Academic procession . . . in honor of The beginning of Occidental. ,alle 7'5 3 BROCKOW, ANN Los Angeles Education CARTER, ANN L. Glendale Speech CLANCY, TERRY D. Altadena Political Science i B 6 C . 1 l r QEQTTI1- V . BROCKOW, ANN Lo: Angeles Education CARTER, ANN l- Glendale Speech cmucv, mil D. Altadena 1 Political Sciente CLYDE, RONALD A. South Pasadena Physical Education COOK, PENELOPE A. Santa Monica Political Sc. 8. Phil. COPE, ROBERT S. Los Angeles Latin American Affairs CORNFORD, DOUGLAS N. Los Angeles Political Science COTTLE, MARILYN J. Los Angeles Mathematics CRAIG, JAMES M. San Gabriel CROCKER, WILLIAM H. Los Angeles Education CROW, CHRIS L. Los Angeles Political Science CROW, MARILYN L. Los Angeles Education CURLEY, PAUL W. San Marino English DAILEY, DONALD W. San Gabriel Biology DAVIDSON, ROBERT S. JR Bakersfield Psychology DAVIS, NANCY T. Altadena Education DAVISON, GORDON L. Los Angeles Music DEAVER, NANCY C. Balboa Island Education JW' 'W fi WM. eww!!! f r' M'-w--9 ,gt-ID' 'SQ-2. HEP' f s ,490 Caiffyff DELANEY, KATHERINE W. Arcadia Education DU EMLER, MARY P. Pasadena Music EVANS, ANN L. San Marino Art DlETZE, SALLY J. Los Angeles History EAKIN, MERILYN R. Glendale Chemistry EVANS, BARBARA S. Los Angeles Education DOYLE, ROBERT L. DucEY, HARRY L. DUDA. JOYCE M- Glendale Los Angeles Los An.geleS Business Administration Philosophy Educalmn F EGGSTAFF, SALLY M. ENGELUND, KENDALL J. 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Arcadia Los Angeles Tustin Los Angeles Pacific Palisades Music Education Psychology Physical Education Psychology GILLILAND, VICTOR C. GLOVER, GERALDINE J. GOODWIN, ROBERT L. GRAY, HOWARD S. GREENLEE, DOUGLAS A. Huntington Park Anaheim Los Angeles Los Angeles Long Beach Biology Education Psychology Pre Med Philosophy GUSTAFSON, GEORGE HADLEY, NANCY M. HAIMSON, JEAN D. HALDEN, NANCY H. IIEARRINGTON, THEODORE D. Pasadena Pasadena Los Angeles Woodland South Gate Education Education Sociology Art Philosophy r 93 ,I pn V qw---' ,,.,, ,,-g ,... - - -' 1, A f,:ftv!':!:Yt':t:::r1, V 'Y'VwH'W-Wwwztzlnn l glllii l YFWWWWW I :A 11 ithiffqilm. . HAUSE, JOHN D. Altadena Physical Education HENTZ, KATHY A. Burbank Education HENNIGER II, RICHARD W Glendale Speech HEPLER, ROBERT S. Orange Pre Med HILL, RICHARD E. Rolling Hills Political Science HITT, MARLENE Los Angeles Education Upper campus parking . . . always a derth of space . . . parking tickets plastered over the windshield. Q R HOFF Alhvf' Phy5IC HORN: ArC0d'l sdvfa' HOUG Son G4 Edvfd' HOWA Pwad politic ConC0 HUMBI EduCUII JAMES Millbf' Busine JERVI Fanw Pre Ml JOHN' Los Al Busine .IONE Glend Englis .ION Whi Musi Kean Los I Psycl KEEI' San Educ KEER Santa Educ' KEMI Los Phys KEMI los A Educ: KERT Phoe Busin KLUN GIQIII Musil KNOI Glen Phys: I-ALL San I Politi. LA N Altec Musi HOFFMAN, PAT L. Alhambra Physical Education HORN, KATHERINE C. Arcadia Education HOUGHTON, JAN San Gabriel Education HOWARD, DOUGLAS G. Pasadena Political Science HUMBLE, SANDRA J. Concord Education JAMES, JOHN R. Millbrae Business Administration JERVIS, WILLIAM H. Fanwood, New Jersey Pre Med JOHNSON, ROGER L. Los Angeles Business Administration JONES, EDWIN A. Glendale English JONES, SHARON L. Whittier Music Kearl, Gordon C. Los Angeles Psychology KEEN, BARBARA A. San Marino Education KEERAN, SHELBY JO Santa Ana Education KEMP, JACK F. Los Angeles Physical Education KEMPER, LAWRENCE B. Los Angeles Education KERTSON, GARY B. Phoenix, Arizona Business Administration KLUMP, GEORGE E. Glendale Music KNOX, JUDITH E. Glendale Physical Education LALLANDE, HENRI P. San Diego Political Science LA MOTTE, BRYCE R. Altadena Music fe A, X' NAP LANTERMAN, DENNIS N. LARE, JANE C. San Francisco Holtville Mathematics Psychology LARSON, JANET L. LAUGHLIN, ALLEN M. Anaheim Long Beach Philosophy Sociology LEWIS, MARY K. LEWIS, YVONNE E. Los Angeles China Lake History Psychology LINK, JUDITH A. LOGAN, JOHN A. Los Angeles Monterey Spanish Philosophy Wh- LARSEN, CAROL A- Yucaipa Spanish LEE, DARRYL J. Torrance Pre Med LINGAN. JAMES E' Los Angeles Biology LOMBARDI, NMDA Glendale Education .-, LOWNEY, FRANK H. Burbank SOCl0logy MARLETTO, CARLO' L05 Angeles ' Soc' 3' Piych. QLATTER, MARILYN an Marino Ed'-lCCIllon MCNINCH, EAR, Grenade Hills R' B . usmess Admlhlgtru gm:-,,. J e LOWNEY, FRANK H. Burbank Sociology MARLETTO, CARLOS J. l-OS Angeles Soc. 8: Psych. MATTER, MARILYN San Marino Education McNlNCH, EARL R. Granada Hills Business Adminigqr ation MANLEY, BARBARA J. Glendale Speech MARTOLIO, DOTTIE Pasadena Education McALEXANDER, ZANA R. Sunland Education McQUEEN, ALAN F. South Pasadena Psychology MANNS, ROBERT A. MANTLE, .IACQUELYN G Long Beach Los Angeles Education EdUC0Yi0f1 MASTERS, WILLIAM M. MATHERS, JACQUELYN L Long Beach VCU NUYS Psychology Education McKNlGHT, ANN McMlLLAN, SALLY Los Angeles Walnut Art Psychology McSWEEN, JOHN Long Beach Spanish MEDRANO, VICTOR A Huntington Park Pre Med ,,,,.,,....-,.-- A-eatfax 1 .....-.. ., ., an , ,, ...H J- .,..-.-v-....,.-. vv : ft-vffuuwfzzzf ggi-ffjyj-Um H ,mg17g:.g, '.......-1'-'fv .A.....::. ,,,,,,,,,.,,.i,,, it ' an , X , QW! Wi? 13:14 hw! Z? I I I I I . I 3 I It I I I I II ' II I II II V II QI II II II II II ,I II ,I 1, I I I I , I I I I ,I 1 ik MEYER TOM K Pasadena Business Administration , MIER, MILLARD G, NeWPort Beach Physics MILLER. CHARLES E. Los Angeles Political Science MONTEVERDE, MARGOT N. San Rafael Education MONTGOMERY, MARILYN K, Santa Monica Education MORA, JAMES E. Los Angeles Physical Education MOUILLESSEAUX, PATRICIA A. Lemon Grove Music MURRAY, MARILYN K. Torrance Sociology NEWELL, PAUL C. Bakersfield Political Science ODELL, GRETCHEN A. Van Nuys Education OHLSON, THOMSON M. Glendale Speech OSWALD, RONALD D. Van Nuys Business Administration PA, CHAUNCY W. Honolulu, Hawaii Psychology PALMER, LUCIA Pasadena Education PANNIER, SHIRLEY L. Anaheim Education Glendale Education PLoG. ST' Lg Crescef P5ychol09 Long BSC' Political I .,:.- gf- IIIIIII Eg I ,fy , E2 ze' .W ps , 'X A 5 I M? I ' .,.,, W Yi, be I 22144, 1, NW nv, is , fig, It gb, I I 592 Sz 1 , 4570! Z I f fl ,r 53' w 4 ,f P ' I 3,2 , I ,V , ,ff f ff sf I 2 I Y ff - I II '2'wQf:'7i1iE' 'irsefs' I -1,221 II I ' Aa 2 E P MARILYN K. an , PATRICIA A. YN K. N A. SON M- LD D. ,trotivn I. i YL PARKER, PATRICIA A. Glendale Education PLOG, STANLEY C. l.a Crescenta Psychology RAMSEY, THOMAS A. Long Beach Political Science Noontime . . . Quad squatters row , , . Dr. Culley quoting grade oints and track records. PARMENTER, MARY E. PERRIGUEY, LOVELIE R. PETERSON, ARNOLD A. PETIT, JAMES W. Los Angeles Manhasset, New York Glendale Van Nuys Mathematics Education Political Science Business Administration POLK, DOROTHY A. PORTER, DON G. PORTER, H. JERRY PRYOR, CAROLYN A. Monterey Seattle, Washington Beaumont Glendale Education Sociology English Music RANDOLPH, DAVID F. RAY, RUSSELL L. REAY, NAVILLE JR. REEB, ELIZABETH M. Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Norco Chemistry Psychology Physics Biology ery com REED, JUDITH A. South Pasadena Music ROSS, SHERRIE A. San Marino Education SCOTT, PHIL H. South Pasadena Political Science RITCHIE, JONATHAN B. ROBERTS, MARILYNN A. Pasadena Los Angeles Sociology Sociology RUSTIN, JAMES R. RYLE, FRED A. Glendale Paramount Philosophy Philosophy SHANLEY, NANCY, A. SLEEPER, PAUL E. Pasadena Glendale Education Mathematics ROBINSON, PATRICIA B. Glendale Physical Education SAN MIGUEL, ROBERT M. Los Angeles Business Administration SMITH, EDMUND H. Woodland Hills Biology Emmons Health Center reg,5 tration physical exams for ev plalnt first a thermometer. ROEHR, BEVERLY L. Los Angeles Education SCHWAB, CAROLYN G. Los Angeles Physical Education SMITH, ROBERT E. Alhambra Mathematics 2.2.32 Wit 13 'V' 'Whnunuv M SNELL, Louise Yumflt Arizona Art STOWE JANE S L05 Angeles Pl1YSIcul Educc TOMPKINS Du Sun Murmq Religion 5 -Y L. OLYN G. I tion T E. F 3 -fs' J U I SNELL, LOUISE c. Yuma, Arizona Art STOWE, JANE S. Los Angeles PhYSical Education ToMPKlNs, DON C, San Marino Religion STEEN, ARTHUR L. Los Angeles Psychology STRAUSS, MARILYN Arcadia Physical Education TR'lGON, DOROTHY J. Alhambra Physical Education STEIN, CHARLES, W. STOKESBARY, BURTON W. STROUTENBURG, JEAN Monrovia South Pasadena Burbank Psychology Psychology Education TAYLOR, DENISE E. THOMAS, MICHAEL, L. THOMPSON, LOIS A. Los Angeles Alhambra San Pedro Physical Education Music History TRIPP, BARBARA J TWOMEY, JANE A. VAN DEN STEENHOVEN, VIRGINIA Pasadena So. San Gabriel Santa Monica Education Education English 8. Literature IOI i , 4 i I I R S ll 1 R S E S S F 4 ,fs in J f 2 ,Z fs L, s t , .1 l s , fi , 'R ls '24 if vi. il :css , V 1 O2 tv CARPENTER, LORRAINE COLE, TERRANCE E. VEAZEY, Jov Glendale Education WALDRON, DOUGLAS Palm Springs D' B ' .. usiness Administration WEBER, cARoL A, Nlonroviq Education WEIR, MARILYN J, Burbank Psychology WILD, ROBERT E. Yucca Valley Business Administration WILHELM, JoHN D, Glendale History WILMSHURST, CAROLY N J. Los Gatos Speech WILSON, ALFRED B. Santa Ana History WINGERSON, RENEE E. La Canada Education WISSLER, CLARK W. Long Beach Biology WOLLMAN, ANN R. Los Angeles Education WOLTORS, KENNETH G. Van Nuys Physical Education WORRELL, NELLANNE Pasadena Education WRAY, LARRY G. Costa Mesa Psychology WRIGHT, PHIL W. Anaheim Pre Med ZIEGLER, JOAN C. Glendale Education Abbol, 'losep Allen, Hugh os John mole, Law' rlel Ben' Bgve wr, 5059 Bob l Ba Bpusmflnf BradYf wr Brinkm9Ye ' Bruneff char Brustlifl Bufdlflff Rob campana' A carPe 'e V Cuwelti, Slo Contrerdsf E Crossland' J Dauwqlder, Damaree, D Dhilloflf Vic' Dreher, Rich Drucker, JU' Coulter, Kenneth Klunkes, Brigitte l 'fififgkff s-. , A mqflle Y 'Marian N. u lm Swings OUGLASD Sine ' D fn Admlnigprune :EEK ll CAROL A. lltrqviq Vfutiqn El thunk N J, 'f MARILY vcliqiogy 'LU Rosen E, Kfn Valley is . , mess Administration ELM, Jo endule HN D' Stqfy lltt ll-MSHURST cm S Gq'os ' l. 'Nth MON. ALFRED a, into Ang story INGERSON, RENEE E, 9 Canada ivcation ISSLER, CLARK W. ng Beach ology OLUAAN, ANN li. s Angeles location OLTORS, KENNETH G. an Nuys iysical Education 'OIRELL NELLANNE end :notion ur, LARRY G. to M850 logy mm, PHIL W. -,qheim e M04 fam, JOAN C- ,ndule luwtivn Abbot, Joseph Allen, Hugh Amos, John Arnold, Lawrence Bell, Beverlee Bobbitt, Susan Bousman, Barbara Brady, Barbara Brinkmeyer, Robert Bruner, Charles Brustlin Burdick, Robert Campana, Anthony Carpenter, William Cawelti, Stanley Contreras, Ernest Crossland, James Dauwalder, John Damaree, Danel Dhillon, Victor Dreher, Richard Drucker, Jack Additional Graduates Erickson, Russell Foreman, Bonnie Fortlage, Charles Friedman, Stanley Gardiner, James Gorton, Miriam Haddon, Richard Hanna, John Harrod, Shirley Holladay, Janet Howe, Shirley Howell, William Howlett, Robert Humble, Sandra Hutflesz, Frederick Hymer, David Jenson, Robert Johnson, Claire Johnson, Edwin Karlen, John Kerns, Richard Kilpatrick, Frank Kisich, Rodney Lawrence, Albert MacGregor, Mary Lou Marshall, Mary McBurney, Robert McConnell, John McHenry, Joanne Merrihugh, Dave Millar, Lorelee Miller, Charles Miller, Charles Miller, Ruth Moomiian, Richard Morner, Stanley Munday, William Norton, Peter Ohrbom, Richard Pendergast, Richard Perozzi, George Richardson, John Ricks, Robert M. Robinson, Herbert l Graduates and Specials Rowe, Gloria Sanders, Patricia Sauer, Frederick Sellman, Richard Sienbenhaar, Ingrid Smith, Gordon Snell, Jay Spector, Howard Spivey, Donald Stewart, Ann Stuedli, Edward Thomas, Keith Thomason, Stuart Tiffany, Ted Waggoner, Rex Walker, Mallory Walling, Rheta Watson, Susan Weiler, Frederick Wilfong, George Woodruff, David Coulter, Kenneth R. Hicks, Charles W. John, Elizabeth Kettering, Jack G. Kimizuka, Sumako Klunkes, Brigitte H. Kostiw, Demitri G. Lee, George P. Mak, Euan, Yiu-on McMinn, Bonnie R. ,..-.K---... , m-vwr'r 'vF '-'::iz f3 5 - - , 2'Z'T'TFil '? , . .'. '. . '.. - - VITY? H N , V Bmw, Q u ,-.:..:- , ::: zg::m5 r'w. .i I .,.yg+g-17, , tit2!.2Z2E2?ZUEgz:::21115: ::::: :::: ..,!f,5f,gZg- - 1 :.:.Q,!,t,f,:g2g:z 1 ' .':::iZgg:tg!,5lIQ2g9i-:lil m' 1 '.,'tg'Q!31g 4 'fr Alexander, Ann Allen, Mary Jane Althouse, Kathryn Andrews, Joseph Arnold, Pat Arozena, Enid Aslin, Susanne Avakian, lsaBella Badran, Kalil Bailey, Jo Baker, Barbara Bates, Ardyce Beamer, Kenneth Bentley, Jerry Bergstrom, Alice Biggs Kenneth Bobbutt Bonnie Bock, George Bocklus Carol Ann Bowman Donald , X , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Janice Stelho Social Chairman, Bob Wilson, Vice-president, Vir. ginia Murray, Secretary, Gordon Lindsa Social Chairman. Missing Dave Francis, President, fn, Women's Y: Men's Class of '58 l I I I E i ,AW 'QW' i l yjmx 19- faibki 3' E ,c a mm 'RQ C ihkf K X we MM N wx if-,.,,, W? 'YQ-wrvd we., Bowman, William Brackenbury, Lynn Brighouse, Jeb Brighouse, Nancy Bullock, Pat Buys, l.uane Caddell, James Campbell, Hugh Carpenter, David Carr, Yvonne Chaffee, Carolyn Charlton, Mary Chilcott, Richard Chung, William Collins, Terence Couchman, Dan Cook, Don Cowan, Richard Crawford, Carolyn Crawford, Margaret Crump, Jack Dapar, Josephine DeFrancisco, Joseph DeValI, Barbara Dickinson, Janet Didrickson, Marian Dugan, Patricia Dunn, Barbara Duroe, Nancy Dye, Robert Zi 4 Z 1 ,rg 4 'fr 2 7 6 1 3 d Er f 0 ff, f4 X s H. 2:5 ? Q 1 1 43 ,J t K 1 X , vw ., c f if ling ie Henningsen, Susan Huffman. Relaeccq Konold, Elizabeth Locklear, Gordon Main, JoAnne Hickman, Kagobert H 'l 9'on' b Ile Leecingr Ana -e 'e lockledff Marlon Marshall, Cldfk Eliot, Patricia Ericksen, Dolores Flanagan, Kathleen Foster, Patricia Fry, Charles Fuller, Marilyn Gowdy, Nancy Greenlaw, Kenneth Hall, Bonnie Hall, Nancy 106 Evans, Charlotte Francis, David Fults, William Grogan, Patricia Harper, William Faris, Nancy Franks, Diane Gerber, Walter Gurney, Ronald Harris, Elvon Fease, Priscilla Frenchick, Robert Goldin, Joseph Hague, Dennis Harshman, Schuyler Henninggen' Susan Huffman, Rebem Konold, Elizabeth l-ockleqr G d Main, J or on 0Anne Hickman, Kay Huntington, Robert Leecing, Anabelle Locklear, Marjorie Marshall, Clark Higgins, Timothy Jacobson, William Lentz, Anne Lord, Robert May, Patricia Holmes, Thomas Jennings, Walter Lincoln, Nancy Lurie, Renee Meredith, Carl WW ifwx Holst, Robert Jones, Joanne Lindsay, Gordon McEntyre, Richard Millar, Laura Honsaker, Marion Kempers, Glenn Line, Adrienne McKellar, Susan Morris, Ronald Hubert, Douglass Kahkonen, John Livingston, Patricia Maclennen, Patricia Morrow, Sondra .WMP .iii wa, fis J 'Y' Il' ti ,f f 1 1 K 5 y ,443 We M 1 .-ff , ed W 1 5' I V 1 5: Q g , 5 Z 12 B ff 6 sg tx E. fl i ty gf , f ,'4 zfgli' iid' ,W 'ffifsv lt., 108 X sk X. 533 we as N S vi 17' hom 'gld l:lnov l item , Mn :gd fuer' Shupp, Sandra Stern, Rhoda Tefferteller, Sally Vanderzee, Janna White, George Smith, Carol Stokes, Harold Teruya, Terue Walters, Kathleen ,Williams, Barbara Sorensen, Marybeth Stunz, Thomasina Thompson, Nancy Jo Weddington, William Wine, Dennis Speer, James Sweeny, James Trexel, Emogene Weirick, Glenn Witwer, Stow Stelhorn, Janice Tomburro, Florence Trompeter, Arla Wells, James Wright, Richard Stephen, Viola Tangairian, Marilyn Twiss, Ralph Wells, Valerie Zetzman, John ffyuff W 'Fisk -in MWAW 46 W' il' f 'ii t' '-uf 'Pr-sr Abernathy, David Accomazzo, Rena Adams, Barbara Albert, Jerry Alexander, Peter Anedrson, Alice Anderson, William Austin, Ann Avery, Mike Bart, Margot Beattie, Francis Becherer, JoAnn Belknap, Bruce Blackburne, Patricia Blair, Charles Blakely, Taylor Bogue, Merwyn Brodhead, Loren Broeker, Donna Brookins, Barbara Qt wwf l 4 's 'gf' u,,, 4:9 Class ol '59 Sophomore Class officers John Paden President Ted Nickell Vice President Susie Peck Wom en s Social Chairman Pete Alexan der Men s Social Chairman Celia Shaw Secretary Brok Bro Brow Bro Buck Budd Burdf Burgi Busl' Butc Butc Byrn I 1 k l Broks, lrene Brown, Calvin Brown, Kay Browning, Maren Buck, James Budai, Donald Burdette, Darrell Burgess, Eva Bushey, Joan Butchart, Patricia Butcher, Nancy Byrne, Joan Campbell, Donald Campbell, John Canady, Richard Canfield, Donald Capps, Marilyn Carlson, Cheryl Carr, Gary Carter, Verna Chamlee, Tom Christensen, David Christensen, Mary Jane Cleminshaw, Carol JBL- use-wiv: , ue. 4-.,-.-N.-.-'Q1-.1 AFROTC . . . At Cocke, Dwight Colby, Judy Collins, Diane Copp, Bonny Crocker, Joyce Cudney, Paul' Cumberland, Janet Cupp, Shirley Davidson, Kay Davis, Ron Day, Forster Daywalt, John Dirks, Dorothy Dodson, Constance Dorn, William Dorrance, Deanna Drake, James Eder, Jean Elliot, Nancy Elsner, Richard ' R ' ' ' M-Y' ' --- tn: all Frosh and SoPh9mo e men' ' ' drill every Tuesday on Patterson Field. l English, FarriSf El pmudentl Gerenim' Greenlee N Y S A S 5 1 ii u ei l 5 x, English, R09e Farris, Eleanor Freudenlhal, MGX Gerenimi, Lyn Greenlee, MUVY Ellen Erickson, Connie Finch, Peter Friberg, Lynne Gibford, Patricia Haag, Nancy Eudaley, Nan Fiore, John Frost, Peter Gibson, Sylvia Haase, Carolyn Fabry, Barbara Fisher, Donald Gaborko, Beverly Gilbertson, John Hacker, Tris Farley, Salley Fisher, Kay Gales, Carole Grande, Tony Hall, David 4 l Ferguson, Joy Foster, James 1 Gerhardt, Margaret is Grant, Edith , Hall, Howard A 1 'emi' l I if r i , Q .4 l, l , l . Q 'll l l eg l ,, Q Zz ? .. Z . Hamillon, Eileen Hamilton, Elizabef Hardy, Chuck Harlwig, Virginiq HU'-'9en, Jan Hebing, Philip Hegi, Dick Henke, Lois Holzman, Melvyn Hommersand, Hel Howard, Gail Hudson, Gary Hudson, Mary Jackson, Shirley Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Darryl Johnson, Joanne Johnston, .lanet Jones, Bruce Jones, Patricia Jones, Penny Kaup, Charlolie en 117 LewinSOn, McCuSf C McPhe9r Monl0Ycf Nichols, 1' .I g inf...-3 . js? - Q N S A 1 l X l vw 4 E X A 5 N Y A Q 'iii X W T l we-'f x' Ee J- . . . til' ' l ,X Q l W :Qs ,M 1 fi f Q X 5 A l Kenl, Raquel Q 5 Kerih, Fred V Key, William K l I I Kindsvaler, John Kleinschmill, Carl Lacy, Rosalind Lane, Nancy Leach, Marcia I H4 A. xi, .::,,,,,,--H. .... iizizi. x ,, ..,, .v., ,..,, I' g5,,iw,?l.ii-l. Sth C! yn elen SY ara 'ryl mne net io 'Y otte el ru John 'I Carl lintl if 'ao Lewinson, EVelYn McCue, Claudia McPhee, J'-'dy Montoya, Velma NicholS1 Wendell Lewis, Patricia Lizza, Mariorie Loreman, Margaret Lutz, Ross McClellan, Don McDiIl, George McDill, Robert McDowell, Sandra McHargue, Michael McMa:ters, Ann Magnolia, Joanne Martin, Phillip Mason, Richard Miller, Jean Milliman, Joan Mooney, Phil Moore, Robert Myers, Jeanne Nelson, Dianne Nelson, Richard Nickel, Ted O'Connor, Robert Ohlson, David Paden, John Patterson, Patricia '51 Pease, Evelyn Peck, Suzanne Perrin, Klip Pierce, Edith Pierce, Ted Prandi, Ginger Purvis, Alynn Ramey, Marilyn Ray, Christine Reaney, Julia Rickman, Bill Rickman, Joseph Risley, Beverly Rittger, .lon Roche, Ted Rosell, Merlynn Rosentreter, Barbqrq Schleicher, Wendy Schumacher, George Schwenn, Cqrql Scouller, Jqn Shaw, Celia Shaw, Marvin Shluker, Ruben Sickinger, Carole Student Exchange raffle . . . Dean Culley, auctioneer par excellance . . . competing bids for faculty cakes, Civ questions and fraternity serenades. gifs 'QM N 'Q' Skinner Darcy Smith Carolyn Smith Chuck Smith Grace Smith Roland Smith, Sherry Spangler, George Stenger, Dave Sirack, Marta Taylor, James Thatcher, Colleen Thomas, Glenn Thomas, Ladd Thomas, Wayne Thompson, Nancy Thomson, Sandra Tramel, Sharon Vennard, Dottie Vonlossberg, Richard Wall, Nancy Wallen, Dolores Warner, Dudley Warner, Jeanine Weintraub, Louis Whipple, Donald Whitener, David Williams, Bonnie Williams, Jacqueline Williams, Jerry Wilson, Barbara E711 . r 1 4 X, .1 i ai nr l 4 1 V .?. ri , i t. . Q A . J ,, li ., ,... LR . 'fn I,-l rg.- ,i .f H hr .xl .ni .wr ,Gd .1 i ., .1 ,... , ,. wo in .I ..r ..-. 134 .W .u Mx 'I ,, .. ...i ah V4 ..., -. W. -.1 1 ' lf -Q 3.74 3.1 . .ii 1g,.f r '4 l.' il ...J 'Til 15.1 xg' YJ. ., 1 -Qui -1 Y l l l l l I l l 1 ..,. u 1 5 . 5 'lx .1.. 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Left to right Alan Buckholtz, President, Beverly Woo,ley, Secre- tary, Ginny Owens, Women's Social Chair- man, Dennis Powers, Vice-president, Bob Wil- lard, Men's Social Chairman. Bertotti, JoAnn Boggs, Gordon Bond, Dennis Britt, Sara Brown, David Brown, Janet Bryant, Dan Buckholtz, Alan Burch, William Callahan, Roger Calvert, Monte Camarena, Edward Cevola, Julie Chaffee, Karen Chamlee, Frances Cloven, Warren Coates, Cynthia Cochran, John l2O Brannelly, Gail Brown, Judith Burghardt, John Campbell, Carolyn Clark, Don L. Colbert, Harry :mm Bridge, Norman Bristow, 'Ten Brownstein, Bernard Brueh, Dost Han Busboom, Jeannine Buvlmch, Uh Carr Jack Carver, Sara Hu Clarlle, Don J. Clough' Cyn' l Coleman, JUClY Coleman' Lee Cofher Roberi DeBow Car Edwards Judy Evans Delano: Flegal Frank Y, I Duke, Alcm Forsnas, Kafhryn Foster, Lewis Fowler, Sandrd Fugit, Virginia Fulls, Bob Fyfe, Harriel Gaebel, Bev Gainsburg, Duane Gardner, Bob Garrick, Don Gales, Gary Gales, William Gemmell, Suzanne Gill, Marion Giller, David Gillum, Don Glass, Gail Graham, David Graham, Judy Grayless, Richard Greenlaw, Mary Grovener, Susan Gueffroy, Don Halversladl, Sally Hamilton, Sandra B uf 34? 47' K -if , x 1 l w 1 l Hampton, Wade Henderson, Roberta Horman, Sheila Hunt, Ed Johnson, Jacquelin Hancock, Michael Hicks, Jack House, Arletta Hunter, lan Johnson, James Hanson, Harry Hinchliffe, Doug Howe, Mary Huntsman, Betty Jones, Donna Haynes, Blair Hodge, Marian Howell, Barbara Jacoby, William Jordan, Ray x E- .111-,:' .- 1 . r11i:i-Z-ir'-'E'1-1 'A ' ' 'Q '.I ,. f-' s Heikes, Carolyn Hoehn, Lillian Hughes, Greg Jensen, Owen Judd, Clement Hemborg, Tom Hooper, Linda Humphreys, Nancy Jobson, JoAnn Jundt, Lo Ann 'Sf'- ..,..-.-,------: :-- 'rz'zrUfWjw1I10'tf 1F?F:FFFUQ , Q H 1 1 b- rr'-l. ..... 4...-...H-Q---'fu E ::!:Z..'W. 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Wirschingf Mane Wyckoff, Ann Tunney, Peter Ward, Michael Wayne, Donna Wile, Hallie Wissler, John Young, Barbara Turnbull, Lorraine Ward, William Webb, Larry Wilkerson, Sharon Wood, Nancy Zubok, Ed Turner, Carol Warmbroclt, Francis Webb, Nancy Willard, Robert Wood, Phil VanAlen, Janice Warmer, Carolyn Weber, Barbara Wills, Keith Woods, Jerry VanMarter, Linn Watkins, Dudley Wellingham, Chloe Wilson, Jo Ellen Wooley, Beverly Q51- - s c.......J 129 1 N. -Q. . VX 1 W new www e,QSX,:X,,QX,x Ng ,wg X X Q I x8 N H 0 fw Lf Ex F s Dedication Last fall Roy Dennis announced his resignation as head football coach, a position which he has held for the past eleven years. He will continue to instruct in the physical education department and will coach water polo and swimming. Coach Dennis' contributions TO the Occidental athletics scene have been many. His coaching career, highlighted by two conterenC6 championships and a victory Ov? Colorado AGM in the i948 Raisin Bowl game, has been a hiQlWlY SQUC' cesstul one. Also his swimming teams have consistently CQITWS lo the top of the SCIAC, winHlnQ l'i' teen league championships. In recognition tor his years O5 service and the role he has RlO'YE as a developer ot character In Thi Occidental athlete, we dedicatei ' section ot La Encina. S announced ead loorhall 1 he has held ears. He will The physical inf and will d swimming. itriburions 'ro cs scene have ching career, J conference 1 viciory over e 19118 Raisin i a highly suc- iis swimmif19 anrly come lo Q, winning lil- onships. ' his years Ol he has Plcled ' the waracief In I re ' ls I. d6CllCOlCl ' Fall Spo Jam Del ! I ' ff s x X 1 , I ' N . yi K Mike Quint drives to on touchdown as Oxy upsets L.A. State I3-6. Line cooch Chuck Coker cmd lwnd coach Roy Dennr- discuss strategy, Varsity J? Y , I Y - . . 1 1 Ot Ct IN L1 Ot 'x kk N gi N gm 'N gd x .xx 5 Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD suited up. Front row: Chauncey Pa, Myron Gibford, George Wilfong, Jim Mora, Jack Kemp, Ron Botchan, Nick Rodionoff, Doug Cornford. Second row: John Zweyer, Tom Byrnes, Glenn Thomas, Stan Friedman, Ken Shannon, Jim Richey, Darel Sorenson, Mike Holmes. Third row: Gary Kemp, Gary Jeffries, Pete Palermo, Mike Bordie, Joe Goldin, Bill Weddington, George Spang- ler, Jim Rowe. Fourth row: Tim Higgins, John Breckell, Mike Quint, Curt Plott, Morris Adams, Walt Williamson, John Tuttle. Top row: Head coach Roy Dennis, line coach Chuck Coker. Football ' 111 Long Beach Siaie ' 31 Santa Barbara ' 6 Los Angeles Siaie ' 27 San Diego Marines ' 32 Whiiiier ' 12 Barstow Marines ' 28 Redlands ' 7 Cal Tech ' 39 Pomona-Claremoni Co-captains Jack Kemp and Jim Mora. Morris Adams Mike Bordue John Breckell Stun Fried Tom Byrnes man Myron Gubford Ron Botchan Doug Cornford Joe Goldm The In Collefi UHTOUT plGY5 5COf9 Sc Gaud the 9' TI Mike Tl on th A The T toilbi T son F Willie to Th: by C T i : . ' fx T fir 1 A f I .,.1w-T' 1, A I W T36 T V T gi' ,'.'. ti.: 1i 'Ti'2' Mig ---f . VV My Q v. W R fl llln if 'f Dig, ni , mi fs..- .AJ- F, 'I The Season Summed Up In the season's opening encounter, the Bengals were dealt a narrow l4 l3 defeat b the L B I , - y ong each State College '49ers. Oxy lumped into an early lead when fullback Gary Jeffries intercepted a pass and rambled untouched 65 yards to pay dirt. Early in the second quarter Mike Holmes fell on a Long Beach fumble, and two plays later Jack Kemp sneaked over for the score. But the Oxy lead was shortlived as the '49ers roared back to Scgre twice and add the all-important extra points. Santa Barbara handed the Tigers their second loss of the young season by a count of 3l-6. The powerful Gaucho ground attack proved too much for the Bengals who were able to tally only in the waning moments of the game on a John Breckell to Morrie Adams pass play. The following week the Bengals upset a favored Los A nfgeles State College team l3-6. A short dash by Mike Quint and a Kemp-to-Darel Sorenson aerial accounted for the Oxy tallies. The Bengals threw a scare into a highly rated San Diego Marine team but faded late ' th , - in e game and ended on the short end of a 27-6 count. A Kemp-to-.lim Mora pass provided the lone Oxy touchdown. A powerful Whittier passing attack proved the undoing of the Bengals as they fell before the Poets 32-l4. The Tigers were trailing by a l9-l4 count until late in the third quarter, but the talented right arm to Whittier tailback, Gary Campbell, finally wore down the Oxy secondary. The Bengals chalked up their victory at the expense of a favored Barstow Marine eleven, 27-l2. Darel Soren- gon put Oxy on the scoreboard with his receipt of a Jack Kemp pass. Later in the game Tiger halfback Walt Williamson burst through a hole in the foreward wall, put to good use his hurdler's speed, and showed his heels to the Marine secondary on a 43-yard touchdown run. A recovered fumble by Nick Rodionoff and a l5-yard run by Curt Plott iced the Oxy victory. The powerful Redlands Bulldogs managed to bottle up the Tigers' passing threat and rewarded their home- coming crowd with a 28-O victory. Tiger halfback Walt' Williamson heads downfield on c 4l yard touchdown run as Oxy r0llS Over Cal Tech 20-7. - Tl , 2' i . T 7 1 . i 'l ii 1 l T l if :ar is i T is . 1 ,e l l lla I , , i T 1 A ,V ., i l. ,' T T gi l H izl 1 , 5. l -l All 4 T 4. my llill, -g,f'lil T ,iz juli l ' il' ,ii, lp! lil til, ill 'l ll. lx gil 1 f 1 George Wilfong eludes a would-be L.A. Stale Tackl l T l T l l l l Mike Quint gels a good block from Jim Mora and breaks away for yardage against San Diego Marines. OccidenTal added Their Third and Tinal vicTory oi The season when They rolled over a surprisingly sTrong CalTech Team 20-7. A lorillianTly execuied pass play from Kemp To QuinT covering 72 yards gave The Bengals Their TirsT 6 poinTs. Kemp plunged Tor The second, and VValT William- son added The Third on a Tine All yard TUN- A Homecoming crovvd oT 6000 Tans WGS on hand To see The Bengals close ouT The season vviTh a hard-Toughi 39-34 loss aT The hands oT The Pomona-Claremoni Sage- hens. Jack Kemp puT on a lorillianT oTTen- sive exhibiTion as he passed Tor Tvvo Touch- dovvns and ran Tor The oTher Three. The Tine pass-receiving of Jim Mora and The elusive loroken-Tield running of Mike QUWT vvere oTher lorighT spoTs in The l3enQ0.l5 valianT, if TuTile, bid To dovvn The heOlVllY Tavored Hens. The Pomor The final OPP' gal Seniors. next Toll will men, bUl' pressed To l Kemp, Jim li Ron BoTchon, Roolionoff, Chauncey PO Jack Kemp leaps 1 md ongdlinol heyrOll Over n team 207- 'QS ploy from 1. e 72 yards QOV nts. Kemp d pvljhlt William- ne 4l Yofd run' :4,o0O fonswcs is cloS9 OU1 Thi sv 39-34 loss 0 ilofemom S0931 5 bfilliafif offer. lor TWOWC id fhree. The jfhe fo and the ' AQ? Mike QUT I , s new Yhiesizggily 1 low' .r.,,, The Pomona encounler marked The final appearance for eight Ben- gal seniors. Returning To The fold nexl fall will be some Twenly leller- men, buf Coach Coker will be hard pressed To fill The shoes of Jack Kemp, Jim Mora, Doug Cornford, Ron Bolchan, George Wilfong, Nick Rodionoff, Myron Giloford and Chauncey Pa. Jack Kemp leaps to intercept an L.A. State pass. T. H. . Im Iggms Mike Holmes Gary Jeffries Jock Ke mP J. lm Mom Chauncey Pu M'--sr-' ucmslvvurv mmnnwwwivy S ISL ,-2 '? W'u-AJ, Wu ,ff-6.3, i S 1 1 Top Row: Curt Ploit, Mike QuinI, Jim Richey. Second Row: Nick Rociionoff, Ken Shannon, Glenn Thomas. BILL WEDDINGTON GEORGE WILFONG Sf , . , u2.Q,n:',4w vw-.,,, .. 5 . ,,. - ,, ,I 1 -ww M new fr , f, , M ' . -I 1 f I WALT WILLIAMSON BOB WILSON :Zz i 914, H , ff! Q iifr , Q f f 3 iffy f . ,if I 1' 1 W if in R ,L Z 9 Z FH I . I b Freshman ooilznall Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy Oxy 12 ' 7 Pierce JC 46 9 O CcilTech 13 ' 13 Whittier 20 ' 27 Redlands 25 ' 18 Pomona-Claremont Frosh star halfback Pete Tunney co-winner with Tim McMillan of the Bud Collier Award. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SQUAD. Row 1: Clarence Treat, Bill Burch, Harry Hanson, Warren Cloven, Larry Sonairank, Richard Caneclay, Alan Buckholtz, Nlyron Lazar, Doug Spottswood. Row 2: Assistant coach Don Lyon, Ron Ford, Alan Duke, Harry Eddas, Bob Avon, Norman Bridge, Jack Kettering, Gordon Plaisted, Coach Al Walz. Row 3: Water boy, Larry Lyon, David Aaron, Bob Willard, small white dog, Wade Hampton, Tim McMillan, Pete Tunney, John Balluff. x 0 Ye,II leaders Bill Woolfolk, C Dawson whoop it up and keep the spirit going at all our games. al Brown and Curl Two Oxy Tigers suit up as Oswald and Bengaimo' to pose with mascot Oswald. loelloik Cal Brown and Cari ' .o and keep the spirit going and wggnni ogvdd 'Q :v-4' At every game the Oxy spirit is exemplified by song and yell leaders and by the marching band Bengal Board Bengal Board members plan rallies, assemblies and half time activities. Row 1: Marta Strack, Sylvia Gibson, Barbara Brookins, Diana Medlicott. Row 2: Bill Woolfolk, Don Schinnerer, Bob Huntington, Mike Kendall. fY lfiis Qi W1 'A , Y CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Row 1- Dennis Lanterman, David Reisbord, Ed Lingan, Ty Hadley, VARSIT - ' Alex Reisbord, Larry Wray. Row 2: John Hogan, Amand Ardaiz, Dave Abernelhy, Tod While, John Kerr, Coach Happy Hicks. Th' ear was Truly a year of glory for Hap Hicks' Tiger cross counTry squad. They wenT un-deieiided againsT college compeTiTion, won The SPAAAU 5000 meTer Team championship, and Tailed To relinquish Their SCIAC crown which They have never losT. A show of The Tiger power came in The conference meeT when Redlands' Ray Nlanion, The 1956 NAIA champion could do no beTTer Than TiTTh againsT The Bengals. Winning The championship race in new record Time was John Kerr who was followed by Larry Wray, Ty Hadley, Ed Lingan, Then Manion, BurT STokesbury, Tod WhiTe, Alex Reisbord, Russ BenneTT, and Arman Ardaiz and Ed Schoerner Tying for TenTh. Cross Country EmulaTing Their big broThers in almosT all respecTs, The TigerkiTTen cross counTry squad came Through The season unscaThed and emerged vicTorious in The SCIAC league meeT. Coming Through like an express Train running ahead of schedule, Hal Harkness broke al- mosT all The exisTing course records for freshmen and won The league meeT in new record Time. Coming in a close second behind Harkness in The league meeT was Bobby Rye. The oTher league meeT poinT geTTers were Gary Miller, TourTh, John Madigan, sixTh, Dick Hol- lis, sevenTh, and Ron Ford, eighTh. FROSH CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD. Row I: Bob Rye, John Madigan, Hal Harkness- Row 2: Ron Ford, Gary Miller, Dick Hollis, Coach Happy Hicks. .41-,, F' Yr' ffl-TK' NZ' J E 3 if l Q 'xl i 4 l .I Y Hadley, hire, John lllel' Went l3OSlWlp, Gnd .lGl'llODl The :allowed by fsbsrd, Russ seuod come ess broke Gl- fecord Time. my Dick Hol- Wi T d T'ffan three year all conference selection . averaged 23.5 points per game . . set new .aunolovflf e I Y - - - 7 I ggrlfflefl' records for one season: 467 points and for lhree year career: 1331 points ' H,lomH0 '5' 1.344 145 f'1 'ff'- - - - ' -- '- '::Z'Z'.' '? iI?'I'f'21217771.giifjfr'f72'2ZI'Cl2Z2ff1lZ1IZZQ1.ZC!Zf1Z1 4 i m jx? so X 1? W W 42.1 I fan! x X Ai . X E T z ,212 xi' ,V ,T . VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD. Row l: Dave Whitener, Howard Safier, Ted Tiffany, Jack Rankin, Jim Calderwood. Row 2: Coach Grant Dunlap, Allen Ralston, Walt Jennings, Bill Inloes, Alan McQueen, Bob Parsons, Gordon Lindsay, Jim Thompson, Ken Butler. Va rsiiy Basketball Coach Grant Dunlap 4 XT! W rw Q Q X My 3 Q Xl -XX S Q 1 rv 1 , , s Q ' Q I 'Eid ig ,A . -2 J' , f .1 1 Ted Titfany leads a fast break against Pasadena Nazarene in their gym. Tigers following are Dave Whitener, Ken Butler and Al McQueen. Varsity Basketball Review Every once in a while there comes a time when the breaks never seem to fall your way. Such was the case with coach Grant Dunlap's T956-57 edition of the Tiger varsity hoopsters. When the season was over and the games tallied up, the Tigers found themselves on the short end of one two point and three one point decisions. Besides that, three other losses were by six points or less. Reverse the decisions of those seven games and the Tigers would have a To win, 4 loss final record. But Lady Luck didn't wish to see it that way and the Tigers completed the year with a 9-TT overall mark and a 4-4 conference record good enough for third place. On only rare occasions did the Tigers have a chance to play what would be called a breather They met man ot the top teams in California, beating a few and putting, up rugged battles in the losing contests. The 0'TlY real beating the Tigers received all season WGS U 93410 'i5Clueeker to UCLA's nationally ranked Bruins. ln two meetings with Loyola it to k I , o a ost minute surge on the part ot the Lions to finally eke out a pair of victories. Chapman's NCAA tournament bound had to be con- tent with only a split in two outtings with the Ti er. It 1 T 9 S was al Pasadena Colleges perennially powerful Cru- T48 saders could do to overcome Tiger leads and inch bY with close wins. But there were times when fortune did smile kindly on the struggling Tigers. The second meeting of Oxy-Whittier found the Tigers easily licking the Poets and dropplhg them out of the conference lead. ln one contest .with Camp Pendleton's star studded Marines, the Tigers growled loudly to the tune of an 88-77 victory. Despite the disappointments and the heartbreaks sev- eral bright lights broke thorough an otherwise 9l00mY season. Talented Ted Tiffany ended his Oxy career bY breaking about every school record on the books..lr1 this, his greatest season, he scored a total of 467 Polnls for a 23.5 game average, had a top single game high of 38 tallies against Chapman and ended with a three year total of T33T points. For the third consecutive Yew' Ted landed on the all-conference team. Also playing their final game for the Orange Bind Black, Bob Parsons ended the year with T30 P0'n'5 scored and Al McQueen with T27. Back to form the nucleus of next year's squad will be Howie Safier, who made all-conference and scored TQ4 points, Bill lnloes with T42 points, Dave Whitener with 58, Al Ralston with 56, and Ken Butler with 50. Ind inch by tie kindly on Oxy-Whittie: rtd dropping contest with the Tigers ey. rtbreoks sev- Ioomy ry career by ks. In pf 467 points e game high a three ufive yevf, wise g te b00 with LCC e and Orong 1 30 points squad will be d scored W Nhitener vltfh 50. endall make things rough on a would-be Cal Tech rebounder as F h i Pt N II d Mk K P iumphed. Frosh Baskefball Finnally connecfing aT The end of The season as a Team, The Tiger- kiTTens vvon Three of Their lasT four games, including a final game upseT over Pasadena College, and finishd The season vviTh a 6-ll mark. The Ray Taylor coached five had many fine individual players, any- one of Them capable of hiTTing for 20 poinTs a game, buT all were subiecf To hoT and cold sfreaks and unTil The season's end no Three would have a hoT sTreak going aT The same Time. Leading Team play vvas Mike Kendall, vvho finished The season as high scorer, Pefe Norvell, Bob FulTs, Gene Larson, and Dale Brush. Lend- ing a helping hand during The firsT semesTer vvere Lyman Chaffee and Sam Nevvcomer. Adding much needed heighf The second semesTer mere Transfers Allen Douglas, Furm Duncan, Mike Goyan and Fred eson. chi Player-:OC For The vorsify W ference cl Pciced The Tigerf record ar Trercis' cc Top powe and Pon squeeker For Thi McNinch ence Tec All-Leag ond Joh All-Ledg Tigers r were Gr lronen. Endin Tieerkar needed 9Xperie lillleng' lUTers, The res from S, SECISOU Througl l-ligl R0Undi Pndge Eric K Dick E iger- Jpset ony- were vould on OS Lend- e Gnd neslef l Fred Player-coach Ernie C0hfreI'G5- VARSITY WATERPOLO SQUAD. Row l: John Calderwood, Dick Norman Gary C M N n h B Holst, John Kahkonen. Row 2: Darrell Burdette, Tim Kahn, Dan Lin enfel B gle Don Bell, Ernie Contreras. Water Polo For the third year running the Tiger varsity waterpolo team copped the con- terence crown. Paced by high point man Dan Bernal the Tigers ended league play with a 6-O record and ll-4 over-all. The Ernie Con- treras' coached men easily downed such top powers as Los Angeles State, Cal Tech and Pomona-Claremont and lost by a squeeker to USC. For The Third straight year captain Earl McNinch won a berth on The All-ConTer- ence Team. Bernal and Contreras made All-League for The second consecutive year and John Caldervvood won a place on The Pill-League squad for his first time. Other Tigers rounding out the starting seven were Gary Carr, Bob Holst and John Kah- konen. D Ending the season with a i-6 record, the Tlgerkitten water poloists gained much needed experience. The lack of depth and experience was The story of the Tiger- kittens' season. Only one man, Arnie Luters, had ever had any experience while The rest of the men were forced To start from scratch. But toward The end of the Season they started to click and came lhr0fJQh with an upset win over Cal Tech. R H'Qlj point man for the year was Luters. Peunding out the team were: Mel Stolz, Evdge Judd, Allen Rqphqei, Don eiiium, DOC Kroesche, Steve Beck, Don Garrick, ICk Bergauist and Doug Hinchlitfe. lawn... rnosi-i WATER Poio SQUAD. Row 1: Dick sefgqvisf Mel Stoltz, Steve Beck. Row 2: Alun RaPh0elf Cllem ent Judd, Erick Kroesche, Arnie Luters, Row 3: OU9 Hinchliffe, Don Gillum, Don Garrick. 1 r ' a GYMNASTICS TEAM. Row 1: Ron Clyde, Ernie Contreras, Joe Fits- ' chen, Jack Erickson. Row 2: Coach V m Roger Burke, Ralph Wilbur, DOH y Whipple, Dick Hegi, DOH Glllvm Golf Led by coach Ed Johnson and Handicapped b of depTh, The Tiger? ,C-1. lack Y 'TOT can look back on Q Seosii h' hl' h IQ ig Ted by many Tgp in- dividual performances. Al- Though Their record l3.8T was noT greaT, Th were forced To meeT all Their opponenTs in non-conference affairs. And They meT The besT SO- Cal had To offer, E.L.A,J,Q, Pasadena OC., L. A, C 'QI' U.S.C., and The like. ' The Roger Burke coached men pulled Their biggest up- sei when They easily down- ed U.S.C. and squeeked by San Diego STaTe and Cql Poly lSLOl. Pacing This year's squad were Ernie Confreras, Jack Erickson, and Ron Clyde, ConTreras is raTed one of The Top gymnasTs in Oxy hisTory, winning many poinis in AAU meeTs. Ofher poinf geTTers were Joe FiTschen, Don Whipple, Nick Rodionoff, Ralph Wil- bur, and Dick Hegi. 9 Tigers siar player Ron Gurney The Occi- denTal golf s uad found iTself The fl second ranking Team in The con- ference. The season was high- lighied by some Top individual performances on The parT of The Teams six players. GOLF TEAM. John H B b Manns, Ross Lui Ed .lh 'iqpped G iutk 'ir EFS on G SSQSOH I S if mqnympin. ri oeriormqmesi AI YhSil' l'QQQfd or gre T' T . Jrced TG he T'Q9fS . O meer Gil rhei nis in non -Coniereme Tney metthe d To offer- ELAJ I -- .rr eno CC., L,A,Q.gl' ,ond Thelike I Roger Burke couched uiied Their biggest Up. nen they eosiiy down. SC. ond squeekedby Diego Store and Col SLOi. best SQ. :ing This yeor's squad Ernie ConTrerc1s,.iorli gon, ond Ron Clyde. 'eros is roied one oiiiie .iymnosis in Oxy iiisiory, img mony points in meets. .her point geiiersweie Firscnen, Don whiprlg. Rodionoff, Ralph Wii Gnd I Q i V, nm. Q . . .,., Y F Spring SPCHS ond P ll Wiflner of sec ' 8V-1 ' ' ' If cl' 15 .n ,he polevfl'-' ki world record holder I broqdiumper. Bob Gurows ' ' ' Ib rne . - ' 'OP th 1956 Olympic Games at Me ou e F f' 'X ,ig 1 l fyw' -' .s.- -. , , - .,,, ,. Varsity Track Coach Chuck Coker with Co-captains Bob Gutowski and Larry Wray. VARSITY TRACK SQUAD. Row l: John Kerr, Tod White, Larry Wray, Mike Quint, Dan Couchman, John Zetzman, Jim Williams. Row 2: Dennis Bam- bauer, Dave Goodenough, Dennis Lanterman, Dave Reisbord, Amand Ardaiz, George White, Pat Logan, Ty Hadley. Row 3: Coach Chuck Coker, Bill Reay, Walt Williamson, Bob Lord, Ken Shannon, Jon Jamison, Dick Haddon, Karl Dreher, Jack Kemp, Rudy Alston, Manager Lanny Carter. Row 4: Loren Brodhead, Don Embury, Stu Thomason, Dick Shoemaker, Ed Bixler, Bob Gutowski, Rick Schmidt. - ,X -... , . . S i , .N 'rv' Q YL iis 'C 3 -ft' 151.1- 'fe .Lf ..' 4 The JI' ei I lHaorY A the start, as The Se tional rec three 'JUS' Coker to0 and Prom Payton -l season Us press, he Field'S O Highli most outsl was turne second 0 vaulting also brou and the Olympic handicap aged 14' second tc vault at tour or fi doing, m barrier m The 1 probably Bennqlg UCLA Bri many ex come-thr. one papf Upset of mile run, Coker pi Dave Re Captain Bruin ne. to hang excellem Second i ff0m the Unable i les on came ol the haw COker 0 Bengals one Y f A 1 1 4 f 'w get ,J my .Mt OTher highlighTs of The season included narrow 7O1!3 - 652f3 loss aT The hands gf The oians Und Q perennially undeTeaTed USC Tr 72-59 Thrashing clealT To The Jordan coach d STanTord Indians. STanTord was acTuully ratid as a slighT TavoriTe by mosT of The Bay Qreo papers, buT The Bengals were unimpressed by oclcls and gave The lndians a very unhap aTTernoon. As we go To press wiTh The big relay dnd NaTional championship meeTs sTill rem The Team appears To be in a good posiTion to garner even more honors. GraoluaTing Seniors GuTowski, Reay, l-laoldon, Wray and Thomason will be missed buT Coach Coker will be able To welcome back a large number of reTurnin aining S 1 ,,,- lil lb! Bob Gutowski is congratulated on his appointment to the U.S. Olympic team by sports writer Maxwell Stiles, as an Olympic team official looks on. Rudy Alston Dennis Bambauer Dave Reisbord Rick Schmidt 9 leTTermen nexT year. Dan Couchman Dave Goodenough Stu Thomason Walt Williamson if si. f ,, ,- Nye Q . . Q44 , New , is , xlfisf ,., , Jw A 4-7 bf . T .MA T SSOSO fi includ e fhe hoods ofihi ig Troions, qnd Q WE JOFCIQQ Cooched wos ocruully rm ed 2-re unimpressed bv Jris o very Unhq PPV n The big reloy and sets siill remoinin In 9 i o good position 10 Groduoiin N roy ond Thomason Ioker wili be oble to iomber of returning Q Seniors he Siriders. :heir heels 10 ' Thomason Show . f Rudy Alston and teammate Sm . . 1 defeated SPH er Occiden-dl 5 un John Kerr ' dd I1 Dave Goodenough mek Ha 0 I W'II' John Zetzmdn W Y Wat iiumsvfl Larry ra I B After o Tiger swimm form and wo the Tigers w The Tig zona in a na Headin Morner. Mot tional breas and 200 yd. Chip F tree style re straight con' Other Norman, To FROSH SWIMMING SQUAD. Row 'l: Mike McFadden, Euan Mak, George Lee, Clement Judd. Row 2: Everett Raphael, Jerry Jones, Lewis Foster, Coach John Kahkonen. W., Swimming VARSITY SWIMMING After drought of championships the past several seasons, the Tiger swimmers, under coach Roy Dennis, regained their past year's form and won the conference d-ual meet championship. At press time, the Tigers were fighting it out for the SCIAC championship meet title. The Tigers were undefeated in conference meets, topping Ari- zona in a non-league affair. Heading this year's squad of many fine performers was Stan Morner. Morner made the All-American list in the IOO yd. conven- tional breaststroke and set school records for the 200 yd. butterfly and 200 yd. breaststroke. Chip Post, at press time, had broken the conference 440 yd. free style record and Ernie Contreras was expected to win his third straight conference diving crown. Other letter winners were John Calderwood, Tim Kahn, Dick Norman, Tom Pavey, Bob Sanchis and George Wilfong. FROSH SWIMMING Like the gymnastic squad, good individual talent and lack of depth was the story of the l957 edition of the Tigerkitten swim squad. Although they failed to win any matches, Tigerkittens Russ Foster and Allen Raphael came through with many fine per- formances. Foster was the terror of the league with his blazing free style times while Raphael looks like a top prospect for next year's varsity in the distance freestyle events. Oxy's two imports from Hong Kong, George Lee and Euan Mak, won many breastroke races and Mike McFadden looked good in the backstroke. Pudge Judd in the butterfly and Jerry Jones in the backstroke rounded out the squad. Pew Tunntl 3 i I V I A i l l 3 VARSITY SWIMMING SQUAD. Row I: I John Kahkonen, Bob Worthington, Tim ' Kahn, Stan Morner, George Wilfong, Dick Norman. Row 2: Coach Roy Dennis, Tom Pavey, Bob Sanchis, John Calderwood, Pete Norton, Don Budai. 159 'riff , if-Q-A Q1 CL' , . Q ,e'r..X P5 ,X ll '1 cry. f Zjav' X s ff' 'Q Wg! Z, C S i 1 . ii i: ' :U s . i az, ' 'I lllil Fl Ti'-w'l',' f i is, , X ff, . M .f ' ' UMQPEJ iii? l ff f l X H 'UE F , ,of ,.,' .' ' A-Q, . - ' derwood Bill Fults, Jim De Frates, Morris Adams, Chuck Boydstun, Jack Rankin. Row 2: Tom LL s uAn. R 1: Jim Dallas, John Richardson, Jim Cdl . f , l'lA?g2iItTlnTAl?::AWoIt3s, Ron gdichan, Pete Frost, Kal Badran' Ken McKenna' D k Bums' Phd Alfqno' Coach Gram Dunlap' The 1957 baseball squad began the season as heavy favorite to retain the conference championship. Two early season losses to Pomona and one each to Redlands and Whittier threatened to foil the Bengals in their bid. Then, with the pressure on, the team proceeded to round into shape. A late season winning streak carried the Tigers into a good position to win its second successive cham- pionship. Two key games to be played with conference leader Pomona will probably tell the story. A number of returning lettermen from last years team formed the nucleus of the squad. Standouts included Captain Dick Burns, an all-conference selection, at first base, Tom McGetchin, Ken Walters, and .lack Rankin, infielders, catcher Ron Botchan and Kal Badran, Phil Alfano, John Richardson and Chuck Boydstun.. At the start of the season it appeared that the Tigers would be lacking first line pitching, but Ken McKenna, up from the Frosh, and Jim Dallas, a transfer from LACC, quickly put an end to any such worries. Next year Coach Dunlap will have the services of several of the standout members of this year's frosh team. Granduation, however, will deprive him of this years stars such as Captain Burns, Botchan, Boydstun, Richardson, and Wolters. l6O Phil Alfano Kal Badran Ron Bc Jim Dallas Tom McGetchin Ken MC dshm. Jack Rankin. Row 2: Tum Kal Badran Tam McGetchin Coach Grant Dunlap and Captain Dick Burns Varsity Baseball Ron Bolchan Chuck Boydslun Dick Burns Ken McKenna Jack Rankin Ken Wolters -.,......-, U4 i Frosh Baseball The Frosh Baseball team this year was a little short on material, but not lacking in deter- mination. Coach Tom Caffrey was hard pressed to field a full team at the start of the year, lout as the season progressed they were to become contenders for the conference championship. The season's highlight was probably an upset 2-l victory over the highly rated Pepperdine Frosh. Standout for the yearlings was pitcher Harry Eddas who also was one of the squads leading hitters. Other top performers included third baseman Lee Colman, Phil Towle at sec- ond, Gerry Regnier at first, Dave Reeves at short and Mel Stoltz in the outfield. l62 FROSH BASEBALL SQUAD. Row 1: Mel Stoltz, Harry Eddas, Lee Cole. man, .lack Curr, Chuck Jones, Jerry Regnier, Alun Duke, Dick Cuneduy, Phil Towle, lan Hunter, Dave Reeves, Coach Tom Cuffrey. Coach Tom Caffrey , c With one 1 ears: Til-'Z to Upsehngue tion of eagto accordmg ou Yea, ihgY C of the title- Tying' Wllhll for Second P Ti ers C0me,u 9 neiiers- Pafm . ' Of air of lun' P T Mo0f9- Moen est of any ,Tl rugged Old' ing lhe qua' ploy- squad are Ca john Logan' E be John 50m Dick McEntyrt ' 97 f si IW' fl: X fm.. , l l r4l,'f M! I I . i + X, i ' ' l 1? fl i'if,4.Q,,f. ff T , li Fltfli il ii i A T iiit-if ,Q gi L, T, sg glwljllsf . will A ,iiiir ll rpgiil i,: H lwl 'llfll li t 'alll f ll ,F nfl 's i fi iilii ll T ' liar? 3 Elf ,ll -I g l All SQUAD Ro L' Ed ' Wl: 'V dusfleecoie. rr. Chuck June, Je i Duke, Dick Cunedzz lun Hunt T' 70m Cutirey, err DUVE With one ofthe finest squads in mqny years, the Tiger tennis team came its closet since World War ll to upseting the Redlands domina- tion of league championships. And, according to coach Ferris, next year they could push Redlands out of the title. Tying with Pomona - Claremont for second pl-ace in the SCIAC, the Tigers came up with many top flight netters. Pacing the squad were a pair of iuniors, Rey Maeno and Bob Moore. Maeno advanced the farth- est of any Tiger in history in the rugged Oiai Tournament by reach- ing the quarter finals of singles play. Graduating from this year's squad are captain Ray Ewing' and John Logan. But back next year will be John Sandys, Tony Cantabene, Dick McEntyre and Bill Sherinyan 9' si ga. -. 1. TENNIS TEAM. Row 'l: Tony Cantebene, Ray Maeno, Bill Sherinyan, John Sandys. Row 2: Ray Ewing, Dick McEntyre, Bob Moore, .lohn Logan, Coach David Ferris. T o Captain Ray Ewing and Coach Ferris. Sophomore star Bob Moore -inner! X . x x N gi , Ex A 5 P Q I- 1 , M E 1 4 1 U D. , w N .4 G '- u i FQ 3 HI . ' K 5 . . Q N ' ' - , l 'A'fF'?9:., , f wg, F yffnpk 73 , V 7 wa ,Z. I. I R4 1fJ1'f?,..- mg: r., ,, , . V., , .,,. V '-Ziff. ? 5'f,,i '2,, 'AEE , I 'wwf fz Q f d mfg.-,A, .,,' i Waiting for Calypso Mac at the ATO's are Ray and Dennie Taylor during the annual fraternity Round Robins. Doug Herbert and Connie Dodson serve punch to all comers at the KZ house. ROW l McD0U now 7 Jel'Vl5l Alpha's present One Night in Havana at the Litlte Pan Hell parties. NL. H NlGl'll wfavmxm INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL Row l: Eric Lindquist, Carl Meredith, John McDonnell. Row 2: Jack Rankin, John Hanna, Bill Jervis, Jim Edwards, John McSween. Sororilies and Fralernilies I if 'E mrs, r PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Gerrie Glover, Nancy Hall, Nancy Deaver, Ann Carter, Sally Eggstaff. 4 q..f if .1 4 1 - . :Ji 73 'Q L. ---'nf - , , i l I 1 l Alice Anderson Jo Anne Bailey Ardyce Bates Jo Ann Becherer Carol Bockius Donna Broeker Joan BusheY Francis Chamlee Cynthia Clough Allana Crofhers Nancy Deaver Sylvia Delaney Ethel Dorman Ann EVCH15 Palli Foster Carol Gales Marian Hodge Sandra Humble Joanne Jones Patricia Jones Sally Knox l'0ne Night in Havana Theme for Liiiie Pan Heil . . Traveled To San Diego for house pariy. 168 1 . 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Toni Moy 1 1 i 1 i i 1 i Anvbelle Lee - i cm CYnihm Pegersong I Chloe Welli 1 u nghum h . 1- ' M Penny Pace Carol Link Diane Link Sandra McDowell Susie McKellar Non' Wall carol Weber Sandra Pelo Carol Smith Sharon Trammel Jane TwomeY amy I69 Q H az 1 z'zLT'7'!'7' 1 5 ' ' --.inf 5:31:1111..:::::.:5rI1.,.1,Q,1g 1 , 5 A,gw,5L-A K W ,.,,mag-1,522 ' - -'::!::.f:r:f i'7,! 1CIZ1.. ,!.11 3 1 rs l l 1 l l l l All bl l B Rena Accomazzo Ann Alexander Kay Andrew Enid Arozena Nora Averill Ele Pane ! Ann Brockow Marion Buvinich Ann Carter Marilyn Cotlle Theane Davis Marilyn Fuller Q Tris Hacker Barbara Henley Mary Howe Becky Huffman Liz Konold NGMY Lane sl l - . . . . . gi Befas conlured up Mexican splni for 'lFlesTo QT LlTTle Pan Hell . . I Borrego Springs was The scene for The house porly. lj il lil Noi Piclured: l Eva Burgess Ann de Vries Barbara Fabry Fg Carol Kreiser pr Jo Ann Magnolia Sue O'MieIa 1 ' Lois Pearson 1-4 FI s. v 3 wo ii l lil p 915 2 if Qllif A ,ll f! --r. len EW Zn , w 4 . pf f ff Mull' Lew l-Ouise gg .:'Aqn,. r-I A A A A A H' ' ' fl ' lrv: lil-ill ' Ele Bane Marilyn FU' NanlY Lane Bela Plwl Della Presldendr ------ -----. A HH Cgffey VICE-Pfesldenl ,.,,. ,-,-,..-- R enee Wingerson Secrelcl ry ' ------- M Clfy Lewis Treasurer ' -----... K Gy Andrew Mary L ' , Louise Exiles JUCKIB Mantle Jean Miller Helen Oxley Sally Randolph Carole Sickinger Marilyn Tdnguiriun Colleen Thacher Renee Wingerson Ann Wyckoff Joan Ziegler IHI llllsylany, 'S . 1 , 4 'll 5 y 2 - ' sl l a 3 A ' l 1 l ,i l l l l i 1 if yu 5. 2 il l 1 ' I A l ii n 1 I Barbara Adams Meliss Armitage Helen Bergquisi Carol Brown Diane Collins Bonny Copp Jan Cosby Linda Cox .wlancy Elliot Kathy Flanagan Geri Glover Nancy Halclen Sheila Herman Donna Jones Patricia Lewis Renee Lurie . Il ii 2. . 3 Little Pan Fell was a 'lCarousel aT The Gamma house l P , . , 3, was emoyecl ai Palm Springs. lvl is 5 5. l Noe Pmufedl it Barbara Ayrest 1 5: Jan Labory fl c , fl l li 3 5 l72 i il ' Kay Brown Barbara Dunn Elizabeth Hamilton Ann McKnight house pariy ill' 'Tix Gamma K Pre lolent Vice President Cor Secretary Rec Secretary Treasurer Sally McMrIlan Bonnie McMlnn Chrlstlne Ray 5l l9l'l9 ROSS Nancy Shapnro Rachel Slaughter Norma Muller Libby Rule Janet Steward Marian Wharton appa Theta G Gen Glover Ann Mclinnght Ann Wollman Thle Flanagan Nancy l-lalclen Sue Porter Judy Rupert Dottle Vennard Jo Ellen Wilson Gall Prrce Wendy Schlencher Valerie Wells Ann Wollman 4335.51 ' Q- 173 Kathy Althouse Verna Carter Sally Eggstaff Nancy Hadley Jo Ann .lobson mAb z lf f' Kathy Amadooni Bonnie Bobbitt Jo Ann Brobst Maren Browning Sarah Carver Mary Charlton Barbara Dinsmore Dianna Dunnagdn Kay Ellis Linda Erickson Kathy Forsnas Marion Gl-ll Sandra Hamilton Jan Haugen Kathy Hentz Gail Howafd Margaret Loreman Jacquelyn Mathers Marilyn Matter Virginlfl Murray stroc:tions set the mood for Little Pan Hell . . . Hostesses tor the annual pledge port ...P l S I74 y on m prings the house party site. Not Pictured: Carolyn Wile -- A my 1509 ld95n l IIOY Della Gmicron Tau Presiderwl .............. ......... S ally Eggslqff Vlce-Prexslolenl ..... ,,,,,.,,.,,, K gflqy l-lemz Secrelwy ---...---.. ......... K ollwy Althouse Treasurer ....... ...... lvl ary Parme-mer Helene Nessamar Virginia Owen Mary Parmenter Evie Pease Dorolhy Pennebaker Barbara Rosenlreler Jane Roth ' Grace Smith Janice Slelhorn Marla Slrack Sally Tefferteller Ann Vine Barbara Williams Nancy Wood l75 1 Y, tg , 1 12 t 4 ll lt. W Q L 4.2 I 4 t v 4 ll 3 v 1 I.. l 5 1 fl .L 9 f' Q 5-.. P--X no-' ,, . .f- . . 5112 ASIFH Ann Austin Alice Bergstrom 5hifleY CUPP Marian Didrickson Sally Diefze NUWCY Hull Kay Hickman Marny King Diane Nelson Alison Palmer Ruth Pqlmer Mary Ellen Seifert Jane Stowe Alice Tqllmqn I76 Laurel Bohan Connie Dodson Anne Lentz Shirley Pannier Dottie Trigon sm xgw. .Sw i , -as .. ,ge l 3 .Qi , , X X is 1 N X xl' X xx X: f, 5 X X M 44 4 Q fx ,Ks s XXEQ X New- p 2 f X X x? 1 N r ,1 Xa 2 1 Qi 6 4 1 4 in X X 1 x 1 Q 'SX Y Aix if 4 ,gy I 5. is X25 W i Q! S N A K s X V ,ef f 1 We 5 Q Y KM Q ,X 5 Q ,f 1 S K A 5 C f r , A' 64? 1 Q . , if ,5 M mx 49 Q . f I, W .vt - :fr . ers si? Q w,f,.yE.v. me-., Burl Con JOQI Lure Cqr. 'Wim Wmiiv-w,. . ...WNMN Zeia Tau Zeta President Nancy Hall Vice Preslclenf Jane gfowe Cor Secrerary Marian Drclrrckson Rec. Secrela ry Lorelie Perrrguey Treasurer Dororhy Trrgon WrTch's brew served aT LlTTle Pan Hell, where Magic was The Theme . . House party held an Blue Rndge Mounfarns Barbara Bouveq Carol Feafhermqn Joanne McHenry Lorelie Perriguey Ca I 'O YH Warmer Judy Colby Joy Ferguson Joanne Main Marilyn Roberts Nancy Webb Judy Coleman Sandy Fowler Judith Main Carol Schwen Julie Witwer Not Pictured: Emogene Trexel Nan Eudaley Alex Orshansky Susie Peck Carolyn Schwab 177 , . W vvww T- g-v-v'3jjj1 '1,,, XIII. ET-373, , . . T' 'B no-Q F,.,w1mLn::1.r.1:z:::::1519 ' '-'f?EEf:iE'i':f:ii'?1l:lE?: 'f:1 :n:22fIff?f??!:z:f:: W-,-nnv, 1 M. . -r---H , . . 1 , , 'fd ,ax ,f JJ? . -v 6 .- h v gf its 1. r 4 fi -if X ..,, .Wee , ,. Tedd Aldrich Michael Bordie Ken Butler Don Cook John Daywalt Doug Gerhart 1 4 V, , :, 5 . . f l2fJ?i? . 1 x 55 , 2 ' . .T ,Q if f gy , 15 , fy , T HX ' V ' . fe fi . Q f I, , J ar, D' 551554: 1 'ho' if 1 'T V ff.-fi . 'fi1l-ff .iq - 7 fi'eEi5314Q , ,fy ,, W i A I , W , 5 ' , J , r :N as , I 4, . - P , 'JJ' ' xi : A V . 1 - X s- i ' X ' ' 5 A iii L , G- if 4 J., -, . 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I.: 1, 'fzf Bill Lu Charle Jim Tc Dave Abernelhy Jerry Barlholow Dan Bernal Mervyn Cooper Dick Davidson Jim De Frales Casey Dog Bob Elerding Jack Fiore John Hanna Bob Hicks Douglass Hubert Doug Howard Bull Jacoby John James Carl Klelnschmlff Eric Kroesche Henri Lallande 1 Q 2 iv ww, lx Q f vie Regs , sw ig x lc Not Pictured Paul Newell Larry Nix Mr wwf f v Z4 ll 1 ,QTTTtTf.l-ll-,l, ' 'ku' - Y ,,.,-.,a,.U W A-Ali, ,. . , A- ,..,- 1. xv may ,,,,,,,,..,. . ., ,.......n -ffvfu., me .lim De Fmles Dougluss Hubeil :hw Hemi Lallunde 3,1 Piclvffdi ,wg Newell wry Nix 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 Kappa Sigma Bill Lashbrook Ross Lutz Gail Martin. Dick Mason John McDonnell Dick Millar Charles Miller Barry Nelson Jim Petit John Richardson Howard Spector Hal Stokes Jim Taylor Larry Thompson Jack Tuttle John Van Daff Mike Ward I 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 It 1 Q 2 4 5, Q4 1 I' .l83 , , S in au4vY'i ' .1 I ,..'I'F'T'i'i-, :fr '!f!.!.-.i.....,.,i--'of JV ' ' ' ' J' I . . . ...nv .. .. ini 0...-N-ff-1'-1 w ,. . 1 ul, I, ,,, ,.. , , ,AU nn- . X nn, , , ,,...,... 1 - 3''g'1j,,,,1f,,,,..Z.-.XQLIQ2.171--+:e?z,f,?,,,,,f.Y,f..,..i.1,1 -1 1 in H.mT.1,,.,v7,7g-- A 1 Q. . , ..2...i., ..... . . ..., . . . 1 J..-.gqf gun. 1..- 1-- ' . . ,. V' -x iii' A 3 ,Fx ' 4 c-- aisc .' 5 ' a f xc . . Q f ex 'fig Af an-'1 ..! M-M' ,C 'T Rick Appleton Taylor Blakely Paul Calhoun Terry Cole Robert Davidson Bob Edwards M . .L-u...,,.,, . 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ORR HALL Ricky Kent, Carolyn Wile, Delana Evans, . Ann Austin, Jean Miller, Ann Alexander, The MQ Bella Avakian, Lois Henke, Marilyn Mont- eXP e5.5l gomery, Marily Ramey. ' - - did HAINES HALL Row 1 Barbara Fabry Llz Reeb Donna Broeker Marlon Hodge Beverly Gaborko Row 2 Connie Erickson Penny JoneS Betty Huntsman Ann de Vries .L Bullok, Mum n I . Y t Patti Livings' NGMY Butch CAMPUS HOUSE Shupp, Bmhfrz Margot Monteverde, Patty Menagh, Sue Watson, HALL vate, Delano Evans, ga, Ann Alexander, qmkgr Marilyn Mont- ff. M5 'Au v . heb r 'Ml . n. mul ll 0 VW' 1165: Marilyn Strauss, Eva Burgess. , I t L l -3. .K ' ge L H A l I r ' ' ,Liz l l 1 Z' l 1' l L f ,1 fr ,4-, ' l , I I g , X L i l l -x l 1 I ff l 1 x 1 l l I l 1 l l Women s Dorms L WOMEN'S DORMS The life of the Oxy femme . . . teas and tragedies . . . 3 a.m. bullsessions . . . serenades and midnight visitors . . . room decoration: an expression of personality . . . buddy week and new friends . .L . Sunday morning breakfasts the casual way . . . four buzzes mean a visitor . . . did l get any phone calls? l t I l NEWCOMB HALL Row 1: DeAnne Stokes, Nan Shapiro, Sue Exley, Yi Barbara Adams, Grace Smith, Jeanine Warner. ' Row 2: Beverly Wooley, Dottie Vennard, Kay Brown, Sue Patten, Carole Gates. I l t 1 . t i ARMDALE HOUSE. Row l: Dave Osborne, Phil Sheridan, Dave Carpenter. Row 2: Bill Harper, Wayne Olson, Clark Marshall, Stan Dickinson. SWAN HA-LL. Row l: Al Wilson, Jim Taylor, Tom Ramsey, Jim Buck. Row 2: Bill Inlos, Elvon Harris, Glenn Kempers. .-sq. 453 i 5 . X . . Hi l l V535 STEWART-CLELAND HALL. Dave Reeves, Rick Appleton, Abe Finger, Dick Lemem Allan Sundquist, John Morrow, Dan Webb. ffflx BELL-YOUNG. new 1 Freudenlhdl- Row 2: aan Kev. Leia wYhe Hall. Don A mQI'1'S l'9hTs , I ll Gnd Ping and SODQ Weeks of' WWW' pl .II 1. 1 Ill will M1 M0 mdvwwl' M wjhenwngi rw Men's Dormg BELL-YOUNG. Row I: Roland Smilh, Max Freudenlhal. -1 Row 2: Bill Key, Leland Smith. WYlie Hull. Don Tompkins, Don Porter. 9 TSGWS home is his castle . . . a man's dorm . . . Hmmm . . . water '9 T5 lGm sessions who's going To Bob's? I'm hungry . . . pool men and IWIQPOHQ af midnighil. . . wine, women and song . . . Well, vvo ' ' nce . . . and Song . . . well, song . . . roommales, a learning expene I eeks of planning for dorm dance decor . . . sporis and IM Trophies. .aaa-gn I I I I I I i N. ii x . x ' 3 I t S , inn. img ' . , 7' ,Il 1y!-k ' .. I 1 . I . w I AL 4 2:8 I . 1 .HZ Z xy 7 -all K MW amfacd i 1 5 3 5 fy M X X X i X K W Was S: .bw X N X Nr S X N XX S 3 Q S if 535 155 ' if 3 x . X , . iw x X4 A 3 H ...M I I 1 l I J' Alllfl lllll 6000 N. FIGUEROA L. A. 42, CALIF. 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Lake HSPITTIN' IMAGE 2156 Colorado Blvd. Eagle ROCk Blvd. CI-inton C If ' 0 OXY S Closes' and 5716 No. Figueroa sf. - The Besf in Sporfs' Equipmenl - lavorlle photographer Cunlon 645794 fo, ,Wing-fresh WU OI' CR 8: 1- 0 p ' - def B 3' 5 F ICE EAM CANDY ' f AUTOMOTIVE Thaf ccm'T be beal - e S S aw I Bill BMW Kenny Baldwin M CLARYI D h I SALES and RENTALS .hlegulurdelwl C S ls T e p ace 230 So. Lake, Pasadena .aww weeks 4695 Eagle Rock Blvd. To go for Cl Treclfl Sy 6,4651 'Hd,,ver1 cumon 6-8722 Repair an k 4680 Eagle Rock Blvd. 5317 Melrose, Hollywood md GS Free pickup 8 delivery CLinfon 6-9139 HO 5-4167 2 193 ' 1 l . 1 . I - at 0 ,.fgZ5'5,f3,4 I! . i Q56 Meadow Gold Dairies Mary Ellen, Sylvia, Nick and Blair all agree that MEADOW GOLD is l'The Finesf and The Freshest. SllH'S PRINTING AND ENGRAVING Genuine Engraved Wedding Invitations 100 for 519.95 ' lPrice subject to change without noticel 5912 NORTH FIGUEROA ST. WEDDING STATIONERY LOS ANGELES 42, CALIF. A SPECIALTY CLinton 5-5300 194 S 8 H Green Stamps SY 3-3181 RY 1-8161 Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Friday Until 9:00 P.M. The Yarn Shop Agnes Mills Robert Orr - Bob Coe COMMUNITY HARDWARE 5012 Eagle Rock Blvd. CLinton 5-3474 tools, fillers, paint, electrical and plumbing supplies 5048 Eagle Rock Blvd. CLeveIand 6-1136 HPresl7 ' SWEETLAND 5055 Eagle Rock Blvd. CLinton 6-0700 HiFi - TV - Radios Records - Repairs ff G0 ' ' ' BelW9en CIO ArNoOf1f 0' when the 5 Eh Ear 2214 FAI P Cleveland S HARDVI PAINTS C arl Ga ff-wg' fi f '4-- -'QM' ' 'f---- 5 1 I. l O4 L lg ' Meidgw Gold llalrles RY l-8161 l 4 was 930 LII. lo 5:30 P.ll. many UIIII 9:00 LII. Im Sl10P we Engle Rofl lll' cleveland upregll swfillllll S055 Eo9le llofll Blvd' Clinton 00700 . ., v-llllls Hlflorls 1 IK l l l I I l l I l l I l I ' Between Classes, A1 Noon, onol When The Sun Goes Down 1-' ' f. X. 1113 , , 1 ' , .TS 3 31 l-lorry, Bobs, Jo nn olncl Dotle enioy The TIGER COOLER. EMIL SWANSON - NORTH SWANSON, '45, Owners CL 5-5187 Eagle Rock Lumber Company Complete Building Material Store A ILLIAIVISON 4 E IR PARK AVE. LOS ANGELES 41 O PAT H' CONNORS co' PARTSFORALLCARSANDTRUCKS Plumbing 81 Heating CLe,,elc,,,d 6,0765 1956 COLORADO souLEvARo 4516 EAGLE ROCK BLVD. EAGLE ROCK lL.A. 4'll, CALIF LOS ANGELES 4'l Confinenfa! .fdufo goofy HARRY NEWMAN CoLLIsIoN REPAIRS - w SE VICE AUTO PAINTING - E01-we FEIEDER W I 'N G W I N G 631-645 Walnut 3 JACK L.. BOUSMAN - Cleveland 6-9542 4685 YORK BLVD., LOS ANGELES 41 AND LAUNDRY T Pasadena, Cahf. E GREEN STAMPS CHWESE H SY 2-7166 E AND CLEANERS I N HARDWARE GLASSWARE R PA SPORTING GOODS E Recapping 'NTS CHINA 5116 York Boulevard S Complete Automotive 21 so-so HARDWARE CL 504c0L.York Boulevard Inf B-2527 can Game on Green Stamps l95 W' ,,,. ff We ,.v.....----1-ff,:s1f1:.,.,....,,...fTT7T?7f7?l:':1,.nf:.: ....l I 7 7 A vs'-'r.q.,1,,gx . -.,. ' Warner's wiss Bakery FINE PASTRIES DECORATED CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS WEDDING CAKES Our Specialty 4729 Eagle Rock Blvd. CL. 6-1229 Day CL 6-9187 Nite CL 7-1065 TOWING SERVICE lNite 8. Dayl MacKay Auto Service All Auto Club Service 3 Trucks to Serve You 5032 EAGLE ROCK BLVD LOS ANGELES 41 Pasadena s Largest 8. Finest 2152 Colorado Blvd. Clinton 5-4407 Hamilton ' Elgin f Gruen ' Longines Telephones Fine Wafch Repairing Guaranfeed RYan 'l 6412 Barbara and Nan know The loesl values are aT SHOPPING BAG 6 ,W..,...LM-W'fji'f0jf7 1 1 9, lyllllg Zelled 1 CLEANING ices '9es1 8 Finest CLEANING PLANT NM! Avenue in-:nes ' Ziniih 6431 7-6412 BAG El! 3 2 1' fool siolis zm coiollll iivu. ' isle WEBB'S Bridal Consuliani is ready To assisi you Ioirdes-'ro-loe . . . guidance yours for The asking. Ask aboui our Briday Registry . . . helps avoid duplication of gifis. I RAY GUTTMAN . . . Your Yearbook Plworographer WEBB'S 139 No. Brand Glendale, Calif. Clfrus 3-2132 AAF ABB ABE' AB AC AD AD ADQ AH ALB AL ALE ALE ALE ALF ALL ALS ALT AM. ANI ANI ANI ANI ANI AN AN AN' APF ARL ARI ARI ARQ ASI AUI AUl AV. AVI AV' AY: BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BAI BA BA BA BA' BA BA BEI BEL BEI BEI BEI BEI BEI BEI BEI AARON DAVIDL 119 ABBOTT JOSEPH K 77 ABERNETHY DAVE R 110 144 182 ABRAHAMSON RAYMOND L 34 ACCOMAZZO RENAG 110 170 ADAIR ELMA L 119 ADAMS BARBARAM 110172 7 ADAMS MORRIS W 160 AHRENS STEVEN 77119 ALBERTS JERRRY D 76 77110 ALDRLCH TEDD W 78 ALEXANDER ANN 74 104 170 186 ALEXANDER BARBARA E 119 ALEXANDER PETER C 30 110 180 ALFANO PHILIP B 160 ALLEN MARY JANE 85104 ALSTON RUDYARD 154 156 157 ALTHOUSE DOROTHY K 104 174 AMADOON1 KATHERINEM 88174 UH . 4 ..!-...- 1-Sm' :::t.rf...11.212121111611811 1132121:11315?IIIIISIIIETMIIIIII IIIIIIIIISTIIIIIIE I I 1 INDEX BENDER RONALD E 119 BENIOFF BARBARA E 89 BENIOFF EDWARD N 184 BENTLEY JERRYJ 104 BERGOULST HELEN J 89 172 BERGOULST RICHARD L 119 15 BERGSTROM ALICE K 104 176 BERNAL DANIEL A 89151 1 BERTOTTI JO ANNJ 120 BESCHTA JACK W 30 89 18,1 1 BIGGS KENNETH R BILLINGS E ELOISE 89 BINGLE RICHARD J BLXLER EDWARD O 154 178 BLACKBURNE PATRICIA 110 BLAIR CHARLES E 61 78 110 BLAIR JEAN 84 89 BLAKELY TAYLOR H 72 110 184 BLISS GEORGET 180 1 ' gg, '15'1i1i:J:i'::-11-121-'g.1ra'4'i's'3':'a'15 if'---H -?1i'I1111'1iI11'11 uf w A I I I .I I I I 'I - ' -I - -184 ., - -18 ' ' , .I ' 'I ' ' I , -f ' ' B'AN1DO,'TERESAN11,8S1 - N I' - - - 1 ,I f - , ., 151 ANDERSON ALICEA 28 110 168 ANDERSON, DARLENE O., 88 ANDERSON, RENDIE LU, 119 ANDERSON, VICKI L., 119 ANDERSON, WILLIAM C., 110-178 ANDREW, KAY M., 88-170 ANDREWS, JOSEPH E., 104 ANTHONY, DON MIKE, 158 APPLETON, FREDERIC G., 119-184-188 ARDAIZ, AMAND A., 144-154 ARMLTAGE, MEL1Ss H., 88-172 ARNOLD, PATRICIA H., 104 AROZENA, EN1D J., 78-1 O4-170 ASLLN, SUJSANNE E., 24-104-176 AUSTLN, JOHN M., 119 AUSTLN, RUTH ANN, 60-110-176-186 AVAKLAN, ISA BELLA, 81-104-186 AVERY, MLKEL K., 61-110 AVON, ROBERT W., 119 AYREST, BARBARA' ANN, 1 19 BABCOCK, SUZANNE N., 119 BADRAN, KALIL, 82-104-160 BALLEY, JO ANNE, 26-79-104-168 BAILEY, WILLIAM L., 180 BAKER, BARBARA J., 104 BALLARD, CHARLES A., 78-88 BALUFF, JOHN E., 119 BAMBAUER, DENNIS L., 154-155 BARLOW, CHARLES F., 119 BARNARD, WILLIAM P., 80-88-184 BARR, BARBARA J., 119 BART, MARGOT J., 110 BARTE, ELEANORE, 28-38-88-170 BARTHOLOW, JERRY W., 119-182 BARTON, KMB, 82-85 BARTOO, JOHN L., 88 BATES, ARDYCE M., 26-28-104-168 BAUER, SARA L., 81-89 BAUSKA, ARLINE J., 119 BEAMER, KENNETH L., 81-104 BEA1T1E, FRANCIS JR., 110 BECHERER, JO ANN N., 34-79-110-168 BECK, STEPHEN L., 73-119-151 BEDFORD, JACOUELLNE C., 119 BEEMAN, JOHN A., 89 SELKNAP, BRUCE C., 110 BELKNAP, PATRICIA L., 89 L, DAVID C., 151 I BLY, ROBERT M., 76-77-89 BOBBI1T, BONNIE C., 104-174 BOCK, GEORGE J., 104 BOCKIUS, CAROL A., 104-168 BOGGS, GORDON A., 72-120 BOGGS, HOWARD A., 72-89-180 BOGUE, MERWYN A., 110 BOHAN, LAUREL, 89-176 BOHE, GEORGE R., 184 BOND, DENNIS M., 120-180 BORDLE, MICHAEL R., 178 BORN, MILTON C., 180 BOSS, EVELYNE M., 28-80-89 BOTCHAN, RONALD' L., 82-89-160-161 BOULIGNY, LLOYD J., 82 BOUVEA, BARBARA 1., 74-177 BOWEN, WALLACE E., 90-180 BOWMAN, DONALD M., 27-104-184 BOWMAN, WILLIAM M., 105-178 BOYCE, JAMES O., 90 BOYDSTUN, CHARLES B., 82-90-160-161 BOYVEY, ROGER V., 80-184 BRACKENBURY, LINETTE, 105 BRANDENBURGER, SHELDON JR., 90 BRANNELLY, GAIL P., 85-120 BRIDGE, NORMAN A., 120 BRIGHOUSE, JEB., 85-105-184 BRIGHOUSE, NANCY JO., 105 BRISTOW, NEIL A., 73-120 BR11'1, SARA L., 120 BROCKOW, ANN M., 90-170 BRODHEAD, LOREN F., 110-154-178 BROEKER, DONNA R., 28-110-168-186 BROOKLNS, BARBARA B., 72-110-143 BROOKS, ANTHONY K., 76-90-180 BROOKS, IRENE L., 111 BROWN, BROWN, BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWN I DAVID M., 120 JANET C., 83-120 JOYCE E., 81-82-90 JUDITH A., 120 KAY, 28-74-111-172-187 CALVIN L. 111-142 BROWNING, MAREN M., 28-111-174 BROWNSTELN, BERNARD, 120 BRUSH, DALE, 120 BRUSH, DORISDEAN, 90 BRYANT, DANIEL W., 120-130 BUCK, JAMES W., 82-111-188 BUCKHOLTZ, ALAN, 120 BUDA1, DONALD M., 111-159 BULLOK, PATRICIA J., 105-186 BURCH, WILLIAM E., 120 BURDETTE, DARRELL W., 111-151 BURGESS, EVA A., 111-137 N J., 120 BURGHARDT, JOH - - 60-161 NS RICHARD G., 24-26 30-90 1 EUEBOOM, JEANNINE A., 34-37-120 BUSHEY, JOAN L., 111-168 BUTCHART, MARION P.., 111 BUTCHER, NANCY L., 84, 111-186 BUTLER, KENNETH R., 146-147-178 BUYINICH, MARIAN J., 73-79-120-170 BUYS, LUANE M., 62-79-84-105 BYRNE, GEORGE M., 78 BYRNE, JOAN s., 111 C CADDELL, JAMES G., 105 CAFFREY, THOMAS C., 162 CALDERWOOD, JOHN B., 146-151-159 CALDERWOOD, ROBERT J., 160-178 CALHOUN, PAUL, 158-184 CALLAHAN, ROGER N., 120 CALYERT, MONTE A., 34-81-120 CAMARENA, EDWARD, 120 CAMPBELL, CAROLYN, 120 CAMPBELL, DONALD H., 111-178 CAMPBELL, HUGH P., 105 CAMPBELL, JOHN A., 111 CANADY, RICHARD W., 61-111 CANEDAY, RICHARID M., 162 CANFIELD, DONALD E., 111 CANTABENE, TONY v., 163 CAPP-S, MARILYN S., 60-111 CARLSON, CHERYL L., 111 CARPENTER, DAVID A., 83-105-188 CARPENTER, LORRAINE, 81-83-1 O2 CARR, GARY S., 111-151 CARR, JACK D., 120-162 CARR, YVONNE J., 105 CARTER, ANN L., 72-90-167-170 CARTER, KATHLEEN M., 90 CARTER, LANDON K., 82-90-154 CARTER, YERNA L., 72-11 1-174 CARYER, SARAH E., 120-174 CAzASsA, ALExINE, 32-90 CEYOLA, JULIE, 120 CHAFFEE, CAROLYN G., 105 CHAFFEE, KAREN E., 120 CHAMLEE, FRANCES R., 120-168 CHAMLEE, THOMAS C., 78-82-111 CHARLTON, MARY E., 105-174 CHILCOTT, EDWARD R., 30-184 CHRISTENSEN, DAVID G., 111 CHRONISTER, WAYNE S., 83-90 CHUNG, WILLIAM A., 105 CLANCY, TERRY D., 90-180 CLARK, DONALD' L., 120 CLARKE, DONALD J., 120-184 CLEMINSHAW, CAROL B., 82-1 11 CLOUGH, CYNTHIA A., 120-168 CLOvEN, WARREN L., 120 CLYDE, RONALD A., 91-152-184 COATES, CYNTHIA A., 72-120 COCHRAN, JOHN D., 120 COCKE, DWIGHT W., 112-184 COLBERT, HARRY M., 120 COLBY, JUDY, 112-177 COLE, TERRENCE E., 102-184 COLEMAN, JUDITH A., 120-177 COLEMAN, LEE S., 78-120-162 COLLINS, DIANE J., 112-172 COLLINS, TERRENCE R., 73-78-105 CONNOLLY, JOHN L., 34-180 INDEX -- IConfinuedI CONTRERAS, ERNEST J., 151-152 COOK, DON B., 24-105-178 COOK, PENELOPE A., 28-34-91 COOMBS, COLIN B., 184 COOPER, MERVYN C., 182 COOPER, SHIRLEY E., 121 COPE, ROBERT S., 91 COPP, BONNY E., 112-172 CORNFORD, DOUGLAS N., 26-30-31-91 179 COS-BY, JAN E., 28-121-172 COTHER, ROBERT J., 121-184 COTTLE, MARILYN J., 77-81-91-170 COUCHMAN, HOMER D., 105-154-156-178 COULTER, KENNETH R., 103 COWAN, RICHARD O., 105 COx, FRANK D., 80 COx, LINDA A., 121-172 CRAIG, MARVIN J., 91 . CRAWFORD, CAROLYN A., 105 CRAWFORD, MARGARET 1PEGGYI, 105 CRITTENDEN, RICHARD R., I-21 CROCKER, JOYCE A., 112 CROCKER, WILLIAM H., 9.1 CROTHERS, ALLANA J., 168 CROUCH, EDWARLD D., 78-121-158 CROW, CHRIS- L., 91-184 CROW, MARILYN L., 91 CRUMP, JACK M., 105-180 CUDNEY, PAUL F., 62-83-112 CULVER, ALBERT B., 180 CUMBERLAND, JANET D., 112 CUPP, SHIRLEY A., 28-32-37-74-79-85-112 176 CUIRLEY, PAUL W., 91 D DAILEY, DONALD W., 78-91 DALLAS, JIM, 160 DALRYMPLE, GARY B., 78-184 DAPAR, JOSEPHINE N., 60-105 D'AVIDSON, ELIZABETH J., 24 DAVIDSON, KAY D., 28-34-112 DAVIDSON, ROBERT S., 80-91-184 DAVIS, NANCY T., 91-170 DAVIS, RONALD R., 112-178 D'AVISON, GORDON L., 61-91 DAWSON, CARL, 142-184 DAWSON, KIRK M., 121 DAWSON, RICHARD R., 121 DAY, FORSTER L., 112 DAYWALT, JOHN, 112-178 DEARDORFF, THOMAS D'., 180 DEAVER, NANCY C., 91-167-168 DE BOW, CARLSON E., 121 DE FRANCISCO, JOSEPH C., 78-105 DE FRATES, JAMES L., 160-182 DELANEY, SYLVIA I., 92-168 DENNIS, DIANE, 28-121 DEVALL, BARBARA J., 105 DEVEREUX, MARVIN K., 184 DE VRIES, ANN H., 37-121-186 DICKINSON, JANET F., 105-186 DICKINSON, RICHARD S., 188 DIDRICKSON, MARIAN A., 79-105-176 DIETZE, SALLY J., 92-176 DINSMORE, BARBARA A., 83-121-174 DIRKS, DOROTHY I., 112 DITTMAR, PAUL H., 121 DODISON, CONNIE J., 28-73-83-112-176 DORMAN, ETHEL M., 121-168 DORN, ERNEST W., 112-180 DORRANCE, DEANNA, 34-112 DOYLE, ROBERT L., 92-179 IIE UH UM i U. 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MYRON, 82-93-179 GIBFORD, PATRICIA C., 78-79-113 GIBSON, SYLVIA A., 113-143 GILBERTSON, JOHN R., 113 GILL, MARION J., 85-122-174 GILLER, DAVID R., 122 GILLETTE, JOAN S., 93 GILLILAND, VICTOR C., 93 GILLUM, DONALD, 122-151-152 GLASS, MARGARET G., 122 GLOVER, GERALDINE J., 93-167-172 GOLDIN, JOE, 106-178 GOODENOUGH, DAVID L., 154-156-178 GOODWIN, ROBERT L., 93-180 GOWDY, NANCY J., 106 GRAHAM, DAVID W., 122 GRAHAM, JUDITH A., 83-122 GRANDE, ANTHONY P., 73-77-113 GRANT, EDITH ANN, 83-113 GRAY, HOWARD S., 78-93-179 GRAYLESS, RICHARD B., 82-122 GREENLAW, KENNETH JR., 61-106 GREENLAW, MARY E., 122 GREENLEE, DOUGLAS A., 93 GREENLEE, MARY ELLEN, 113 GREGORY, GEORGE A., 180 GROGAN, PATRICIA L., 106 GROSVENOR, SUSAN M., 34-122 GUEFFROY, DONALD E., 122 GURNEY, RONALD L., 82-106 GUSTAFSON, GEORGE A., 93-180 GUTOWSKI, ROBERT, 153-154-156 201 H HAAG, NANCY, 60-113 HAASE, CAROLYN M., 72-113 HACKER, TRIS, 113-170 HACKETT, JUDITH A. HADDON, RICHARD P., 30-154-157 HADLEY, NANCY M., 93-174 HADLEY, TY L., 144-154-155 HAGUE, DENNIS M., 106 HAIMSON, JEAN D., 80-93 HAIN, FRANK L., 77 HALDEN, NANCY H., 93-172 HALL,BONNIE C., 60-83-85-106 HALL, DAVID A., 76-113 HALL, HOWARD G., 113 HALL, NANCY H., 157 HALL, NANCY K., 28-105-175 HALVERSTADT, SALLY E., 122 HAMILTON, EILEEN S., 83-114 HAMILTON, ELIZABETH, 73-1 14-172 HAMILTON, SANDRA, 122-174 HAMPTON, WADE, 123-180 HANCOCK, MICHAEL E., 123 HANNA, JOHN S., 152-167-182 HANSON, HARRY W., 123-158-180 HARDY, CHAS. B., 114-181 HARKNESS, HAROLD' J., 144-158 HARPER, WILLIAM P., 106-188 HARRINGTON, THEODORE D., 93 HARRIS L. ELVON, 30-106-185-188 HARROD, SHIRLEY A., 81 HARSHMAN, GERALD s., 106 HARTWIG, VIRGINIA A., 78-114 HAUGEN, JANICE L., 28-114-174 HAUGEN, PER., 185 HAUSE, JOHN D., 94-181 HAYNES, BLAIR, 123 HEBING, PHILIP L., 61-114-181 HEGI,DICK E., 114-155 HEIKES, CAROLYN L., 123 HEMBORG, THOMAS H., 123 HENDERSON, ROBERTA L., 84-123 HENKE, LOIS J., 114-186 HENLEY, BARBARA R., 34-170 HENNIGER II, RICHARD W., 62-94 HENNINGSEN, SUSAN K., 106 HENTz, KATHY A., 94-174 HELPER, ROBERT s., 30-78-94 HICKEY, GEORGE 76 HICKMAN, KAY M., 38-107-176 HICKS, CHARLES W., 103 HICKS, JOHN A., 123 HICKS, ROBERT W., 182 HIGGINS, TIMOTHY J., 107-179 HILL, RICHARD E., 31-94-179 HINCHLIFFE, DOUGLAS M., 72-123-151 HITT, MARLENE, 94 HODGE, MARIAN E., 28-123-168-186 HOEHN, LILLIAN D., 123 HOFFMAN, PAT L., 382-95 HOGAN, JOHN B., 144 HOLLIS, RICHARD F., 144-158 HOLM, MADALENE 78 HOLMES, THOMAS M., 107-181 HOLST, ROBERT K., 107-151-181 HOLZMAN, MELVYN A., 114-179 HOMMERSAND, HELEN M., 83-114 HONSAKER, MARION E., 107 HOOPER, LINDA A., 123 HORMAN, SHEILA, 123-172 HORN, KATHERINE C., 95 HOUGHTON, JAN, 95 INDEX - IContinUedI HOUSE, ARLETIA F., 123 HOWARD, DOUGLAS G., 95-182 HOWARD, GAIL E., 114-174 HOWARTH, JAMES B., 185 HOWE, MARY F., 73-123-170 HOWELL, BARBARA J., 123 HUBERT, DOUGLASS E., 83-107-182 HUDSON, GARY J., 114-181 HUDSON, MARY F., 114 HUFFMAN, REBECCA A., 106-170 HUGHES, GREGORY M., 123 HUMBLE, SANDRA J., 95-168 HUMPHREYS, NANCY A., 28-123 HUNT, EDWARD S., 123-181 HUNTER, IAN, 123-162 HUNTINGTON, ROBERT E., 26-107-143-185 HUNTSMAN, BETTY, 123-186 HUTCHISON, DINAH, 78-82-83 HUFLESZ, FREDERICK A., 78 INLOES, BILL H., 78-146-147-181-188 ITAMI, MOICHI, 78 J JACKSON, SHIRLEY A., 85-114 JACOBSON, WILLIAM L., 107 JACOBY, WILLIAM H., 123-182 JAMES, JOHN R., 95-182 JAMISON, JON P., 73-78-154 JEFFRIES, GARY H., 179 JENNINGS, WALTER G., 107-146-147-179 JENSEN, OWEN E., 123 JENSON, NORMAN C., 185 JERVIS, WILLIAM H., 95-167-185 JOBSON, JO ANN, 123-174 JOHN, ELIZABETH, 103 JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON, BARBARA H., 28-79-114 DARRYL W., 81-114 EDWIN M., 152 JACQUELIN, 85-123 JAMES A., 123 JOANNE C., 114 ROGER L., 95 JOHNSTON, ELLWOOD, 185 JOHNSTON, JANET G., 114 JONES, BRUCE R., 114 JONES, DONNA M., 85-123-172 JONES, EDWIN A., 95 JONES, JOANNE M., 107-168 JONES, PATRICIA H., 114-168 JONES, PENELOPE A., 114-186 JONES, SHARON L., 95 JORDAN, RAYMOND C., 123 JUDD, CLEMENT M., 123-151-159-181 JUNDT, LO ANN L., 123 JUNGER, BILL R., 78 K KAHKONEN, AIMO J., 107-151-159-181 KAHN, TIMOTHY R., 151-159-185 KANTERS, ROBERT C., 61 KARP, JOAN E., 79 KASTELIC, FRANK A., 185 KAUP, CHARLOTTE G., 114 KEARL, GORDON C., 95-185 KEEFER, DAVID A., 78 KEEN, BARBARA A., 103 KEERAN, SHELBY JO, 95 KELTNER, RICHARD J., 32-185 KEMP, GARY F., 179 185 KEMP JACK F 82 95 154 179 KEMPER LAWRENCE B 95185 KEMPERS GLENN B 107188 KENDALL MICHAELJ 124 143 KENNEDY ROBERT B 124 KENT RAQUEL A 28 79 114 186 KERR JOHN J 144 154 157 KERTH GEORGE F 114 185 KERTSON, GARY B , 95 181 KETTERING, JACK G , 103 KEY, WILLIAM A, 114189 KILMURRAY, ROBERT B , 124 KILPATRICK, KENNETH R , 179 KIMIZUKA, SUMAKO, 103 KINDSVATER, JOHN H , 76 83 114 KING, MARGARET L , 124 176 KLEINSCHMITT, CARL D , 114 182 KLEPPE, ROBERT M , 124 INDEX IConIInuedI LINK DIANE 124169 LINK JUDITHA 28 81 96 LIVINGSTON PATRICIA O 28 73 78 107 LIZZA MARJORIE 28 115 LOCKLEAR GORDON W 81 106 LOGAN JOHN A 96 163 181 LOGAN PATRICK B 154 LOMBARDI NALDA 96 LONG, CHARLES M , 34 37 124 181 LORD, ROBERT D , 37 107 154 LOREMAN, MARGARET A, 28 115 174 LOWNEY, FRANK H , 97 LURIE, RENEE J, 107 172 LUTERS, ARNIS V , 125 151 LUTZ, CARL R, 115152183 M TTR? CQI'IIIIIIi1III!IIIIIIII'I'I'5.I' 2:.QfL1IIe:I:I:I1-111111' 5111 I.:':i'1.I' -' 'et:R11.:1111-11111111112III1:i1i:isi's'1 I11Ii1Q11LI11iIiI2I11i:I11z131'111'1111.1L1115:E2I2EI121i1i11 111115111111121211Iitiiiii11111111111215313111215531iI1I2:5fi1i1qgi I 1111 11111 1,1 II I1 IIIIIII 11111 I I - ' ' I I 'I , -I , - , I 'I ' I , ., - -185 I - ' I 'I I I ., ' I 'I ' ' ' I - - I -, N I 'I I I 47-I 79 I .181 9-181 KLUMP, GEORGE E, 61 95 KLUNKES, BRIGITTE H., 103 KNOX, CAROLE E., 72-85-124 KNOX, JUDITH E., 28-95 KNOX, SALLY, 28-124-168 KONOLD, ELIZABETH K., 106-170-186 KOSTER, KEN K., 185 KOSTIW, DIMITRI G., 61-103 KREISER, CAROL A., 124 KROESCHE, ERIC D., 124-151-182 KRYDER, MITZI J., 124 L LABORY, JANET C., 124 LACY, ROSALIND M., 84-85-114 LALLANDE, HENRI P., 95-182 LAMOTTE, BRYCE R., 95 LANE, NANCY A., 28-114-170 LANG, NANCY J., 124 LANTERMAN, DENNIS N., 96-144-154 LARE, JANE C., 79-80-96 LARSEN, CAROL, 78-81-96 LARSON, EUGENE S., 124 LARSON, JAMES C., 124 LARSON, JANET L., 27-28-96 LASHBROOK, WILLIAM E., 183 LASKEY, JUDY, 28 LATHROP, RUSSELL L., 124 LAUGHLIN, ALLEN M., 96 LAZAR, MYRON S., 124 LEACH, MARCIA J., 28-114 LECHNER, LORENZ E., 81 LEE, DARRYL J., 96 LEE, GEORGE P., 103-159 LEE, RONALD A., 124 LEECING, ANABELLE, 34-107-169 LEFLER, LOUISE K., 34 LEMEN, RICHARD P., 124-158-181 LENTZ, ANNE, 84-107-176 LEPPLA, FRANK B., 124 LEWI, PETE A., 179 LEWINSON, EVELYN, 160-115 LENN IS, LEWIS, LEWIS, LEWIS, LIDEN FREDERICK T., 76-124 MARY K., 28-73-81-96-171 PATRICIA L., 115-172 YVONNE E., 80-96 SAM P. 124 LINCOLN, NANCY, L., 107 LINDSAY, GORDON F., 82-104-107-146-179 LINDQUIST, ERIC N., 167-181 LINE, ADRIENNE J., 107 LINGAN, JAMES E., 78-96-144 LINGENFELTER, DANIEL JR., 151 LINK, CAROL L., 124-169 MAC ELROY, WARRY, 125 MACK, MARILYN R., 34-35-79 MAC LENNAN, PATRICIA A., 81-107 MADIGAN, JOHN I., 125-144 MAENO, I. REG., 163 MAGNOLIA, JOANNE, 115 MAIN, IOANNE 28-106-177 MAIN, JUDITH, 125-177 MAK EUAN, YIU-ON, 78-103-159 MAMMANO, PHYLLIS M., 28-73-125 MANLEY, BARBARA I., 28-62-84-97 MANNING, MARY s., 125 MANNS, ROBERT A., 97-152-181 MANSON, JIM D., 181 MANTLE, JACQUELYN G., 97-171 MARK, HOWARD L., 76-78-125 MARLEITO, CARLOS I., 80-83-97 MARSHALL, SHANNON C., 107 MARTIN, GAIL B., 183 MARTIN, MARILYN A., 37-125-186 MARTIN, PHILIP D., 82-115 MARTOLIO, DOTTIE, 97 MASON, RICHARD, 85-115-183 MASTERS, WILLIAM M., 97 MATHERS, JACQUELYN L., 97-174 MATTER, MARILYN, 97-174 MAY, TONI P., 107-169 MC ALEXANDER, ZANA R., 97 MC BURNEY, ROBERT R., 61 MC CLELLAN, DONEL G., 115 MC CONE, ROGER H., 125 MC CUE, CLAUDIA L., 115 MC CURDY, WILLIAM T., 125 MC DILL, GEORGE B., 34-115 MC DONNELL, JOHN H., 169-183 MC DOWELL, SANDRA 28-115-169 MC PADDEN, MICHAEL 34-159-185 MC ENTYRE, RICHARD P., 107-163-181 MC EWEN, MARILYN, 83-125 MC GEE, CAROL ANN, 34-79-125 MC GETCHIN, THOMAS R., 78-160-185 MC HARGUE, LAWRENCE T., 76-125 MC HARGUE, ROBERT M., 74-115 MC HENRY, JOANNE E., 177 MC KEE, A. CLARK, 83-125 MC KELLAR, SUSAN M., 28-34-107-169 MC KELYEY, RICHARD G., 125 MC KENNA, KENNETH H., 160-161 MC KNIGHT, ANN E., 79-97-172 MC MASTERS, ANN, 115 MC MEEKIN, DONALD R., 185 MC MILLAN, SALLY, 32-97-173 MC MILLAN, TIMOTHY I., 125 MC MINN, BONNIE R., 103-173 MC NEILL, SANDRA M., 125 MC NINCH, EARL R., 97-151 MC PHEE, JUDITH, 115 MC PHERSON, KAY S., 125 MC QUEEN, ALAN E., 31-97-146-147-18 MC SWEEN, JOHN R., 97-167-179 MEDLICOTT, DIANA L., 125-143 MEDRANO, VICTOR A., 97 MENAGH, PATRICIA, 28-34-187 MEREDITH, CARLTON F., 107-167-181 METTLER, GAIL M., 98 MICKELSON, SANDRA LEE, 125 MIER, MILLARD O., 37-77-98-185 MILDNER, DONALD R., 81 MILLAR, MILLAR MILLAR MILLAR MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, LAURA L., 107 LORELEE D., 32 RICHARD W., 125-183 SAMUEL B., 32 AILEEN, 125 CHARLES E., 98-183 GARY D., 125-144-158 JOHN F., 125 JUDITH C., 76-125 M. JEAN, 28-83-115-171-186 NORMA J., 125-173 MILLIKIN, LYNN E., 37-125 MILLIMAN, JOAN A., 115 MINER, JOHN E., 185 MITCHELL, LARRY E., 181 MOEN, KAREN M., 60-125 MONTEVERDE, MARGOT N., 98-187 MONTGOMERY, MARILYN K., 60-98-186 MONTOYA, VELMA K., 81-1 15 MONTROSE, LOIS J., 125 MOOMJIAN, RICHARD A., 179. MOONEY, PHILIP R., 115 MOORE, ROBERT R., 115-163-181 MORA, JAMES E., 24-30-82-98-179 MORNER, STANLEY F., 159-185 MORRIS, RONALD M., 77-107 MORROW, JOHN J. JR., 125-185-188 MORROW, SONDRA F., 107 MOUILLESSEAUX, PATRICIA A., 60-73-98 MOWRER, DAVID W., 72-126-185 MUNDY, WILLIAM H., 61 MURPHY, KATHLEEN E., 126 MURRAY, MARILYN K., 80-98 MURRAY, VIRGINIA J., 104-174 MYERS, MYERS, JEANIE E., 115, SANDRA R., 28-126 N NAKAMURA, ROBERT M., 76 NAU, NANCY J., 126 NELSON, DIANNE L., 115-175 NELSON, FRED B., 126-183 NELSON, MAROOT A., 60 NELSON, RICHARD A., 82-115 NESSAMAR, HELENE M., 126-175 NEUBAUER, JAMES D., 126 NEWELL, PAUL C., 34-98 I NICHOLS, MARGARET L., 28 NICHOLS, WENDELL L., 115-181 NICKELL, TED D., 30-115-185 NINI, ROBERT N., 181 NORMAN, RICHARD T., 151-159 NORTON, PETE, 159 NORVELL, PETER K., 126 5 uecII I O O'CONNOR, ROBERT J., 82-115 O'DAY, THOMAS A., 32-62 'ODELL, GRETCHEN A., 98 OHLSON, DAVID C., 62-115 OHLSON, THOMAS M., 62-98 OLIVER, PATRICIA A., 60 OLSON, WAYNE E., 188 O'MIELA, SUZANNE E., 126 ONGARO, GLORIA P., 28-126 ORSHANSKY, ALEXANDRA, 34 OSBORNE, DAVID A., 188 OSWALD, RONALD D., 98-179 OTTENHEIMER, NANCY, 126 OWEN, VIRGINIA D., 126-175 OXLEY, HELEN A., 81-83-171 P PA, CHAUNCEY W., 98 PACE, PENELOPE K., 126-169 PADEN, JOHN N., 30-115-185 PALERMO, PETER R., 179 PALMER, ALISON J., 126-176 PALMER, LUCIA, 98 PALMER, PATRICIA, 62-84 PALMER, RUTH S., 85-126-176 PALUDAN, PHIL S., 126-181 PANNIER, SHIRLEY L., 98-176 PANZER, ROBERT M., 126 PAPAOIANNIS, MERRY, 83-126 PARKER, DAVID J., 185 PARKER, PATRICIA A., 99 PARMENTER, MARY E., 77-99-175 PARSONS, ROBERT N., 146-147-181 PATTEN, JERELYIN, 68 PATTEN, SUZANNE D'., 28-187 PATTERSON, PATRICIA A. 115 PAVEY, THOMAS R., 159-181 PEARSON, CHARLES J., 97 PERSON, LOIS I., 81-126 PEASE, EVELYN D., 28-116-175 PECK, SUZIE, 28-116 PELI-IAM, WILLIAM J., 85 - PENNEBAKER, DOROTHY, 175 PERRIOUEY, LORELIE R., 99-177 PERRIN, KENNETH L., 30-116-185 PETERSON, ARNOLD A., 99 PETERSON, CYNTHIA A., 169 PETIT, JAMES W., 99-183 PETO, SANDRILEE, 74-126-169 PETRULLO, M. PENNY, 126 PEUCH, JAMES A., 83-126 PIERCE, EDITH K., 60-116 PIERCE, THEODORE H., 116 PLAISTED, GORDON E., 126 PLOO, STANLEY C., 80-99 PLOTT, CURTIS E., 82-179 POINDEXTER, PAT A., 28-78-82-186 POLK, DOROTHY A., 99 POMEROY, GARY W., 126 POOLE, BARBARA D., 126 POPOYICH, JEAN C., 84-126 PORTER, DON O., 73-80-99-188 PORTER, H. JERRY, 99 PORTER, MARY, 73 PORTER, SUSAN E., 126-173 POST, CHARLES J., 181 POWER, JOHN B., 24-85-185 POWERS, DENNIS H., 126-158-181 PRANDI, GINGER C., 116 PRESTON, MARY L., 126 INDEX ICOnfInUedI PRICE M CROCKER 74185 PRICE M OAIL 34 80173 PRIOR DAVIDJ 76 PRYOR CAROLYN A 99 QUINT J MICHAEL I54 RAFFETY, MARY A, 126 RAOUS, JEANNE Y, 127 RALSTON, ALLEN W, 30 I46 147 181 RAMEY, MARILYN L, 81 83 85116186 RAMSDEN, BETTY D, 127 RAMSEY, THOMAS A., 83 85 99 188 RANDOLPH, DAVID E., 76 99 RANDOLPH, SALLY J, 171 RANKIN, JACK H., 146 147 160 167 179 RANSEORD, H. EDWARD, 181 RAPHAEL, EVERETI' A., 127 ISI 159 RAY, CHRISTINE A., 116 173 RAY, RUSSELL L., 99 SCHILLER DONALDJ 83127 SCHINNERER DONALD M 30 143 SCHLEICHER WENDY C 116173 SCHMIDT RICHARD E 154 156 SCHOMBERG LOIS B 34 SCULTZ DAVID N I85 SCHUMACHER GEORGEC II6 SCHWAB CAROLYN O 28 100 SCHWENN CAROLJ 83116177 SCOTT DOUGLAS W, OI SCOTT, PHIL H, 100 185 SCOTT, SIDNER H, I85 SCOULLER, JAN 72 II6 SEIPERT, MARY E, 32 34 I76 SEYMOUR, JACK T., 127 SHANLEY, NANCY A, 100 SHANNON, KENYON R, 154 SHAPIRO, NANCY L, 27 I73 187 SHAW, CELIA C, II6 SHAW, MARVIN C, II6 SHERINYAN, WILLIAM K, 163 SHIPP, LINDA S, 127 I I . I . I , . II 1 1 ' . I . I - . , . I I .I - I ' ' ' - -I , .I - ' 0' . I ., - I , ,I - Q 1 ., I I ., , -179 I 1 ' I ., R ' I ., - I I .I ' ' I . . I . I I . - - 15 7-I8I Is 7 I85 9 32.186 .188 I 25.181 REANEY, JULIA, II6 REAY, NAVILLE JR., 99-154 REEB, ELIZABETH M., 27-28-99-186 REED, JUDITH A., 28-60-100 REEVES, DAVID' C., 127-1 62-1 85-1 88 REEVES, ELVYN E., 62-77-79-83-84 REGNIER, GERALD R., 127-162-179 REINHARDT, BILLIE A., 127 REISBORD, ALEXANDER, 144 REISBORD, DAVID A., 144-154-155-156 REMICK, PATRICIA J., 79 RHODES, MARY J., 127 RICHARDSON, JOHN, 60-83 RICHARDSON, RHONDA J., 28-37-73-78-127 RICHEY, JIM R., 100-181 RICKMAN, JOSEPH R., 78-85-1 I6 RICKMAN, WILLIAM O., 83-1 I6 RISLEY, BEVERLY A., 116 RITTOER, JON C., 116-181 ROBERTS, MARILYNN A., I77 ROBERTS, MARY M., 100-1 27 ROBINSON, PATRICIA B., 82-100 ROBINSON, RAYMOND R., 127 ROBY, JANET I., 127 ROCHE, TED E., 78-82-1 I6 RODIONOEP, NICK, 82-179 ROEHR, BEVERLY L., 100 ROSELL, LYNN E., II6 ROSEN, CAROL B., 127 ROSENTRETER, BARBARA L., 28-83-1 16-1 75 ROSS, SHERRIE A., 100-173 ROTH, ROSE JANE, 127-175 ROWE, JAMES K., 179 ROWLEY, GERALD L., 76-127 RUENITz, ROBERT M., I27 RULE, ELIZABETH R., 79-1 27-173 RUPERT, JUDITH A., 173 RUSTON, JAMES R., 73-85-IOO RYE, ROBERT O., I27-144-I58 RYLE, FRED' A., 68-74-85-I 00 S SADLER, DUDLEY C., I27 SAFIER, HOWARD L., I46-I-47 SAMUELS, SUSAN B., I27 SANCHIS, ROBERT A., 159-I79 SANDYS, ERSKINE J., I63-I79 SAN MIGUEL, ROBERT M., IOO SAVAGE, MEREDITH G., I27 STOKES, HAL, IO9-I83 SHLUKER, ROBERT C , 82 II6 SHOEMAKER, RICHARD E., I54-I 81 SHUIPP, SANDRA C., I09-I86 SICKINGER, CAROLE L., 28-I I6-I7I SIMMONS, HORACE D., 62 SKINNER, DARLY D., II7 SLAUGHTER, RACHEL M., 83-I27-I73 SLEEPER, PAUL E., 100 SLEEPER, WILLIAM A., 127 SMILLIE, SANDRA H., 127 SMITH, CAROL V., 82-IO9-169 SMITH, CAROLYN S., 78-1 I7 SMITH, EDMUND H., 78-100 SMITH, GRACE E., 117-175-1 87 SMITH, L. CHARLES, 117-181 SMITH, LELAND B., 188 SMITH, LEROY O., I27 SMITH, ROBERT E., 100 SMITH ROLAND E., 37-83-85-I I7-I88 SMITH, SHERRY A., 83-I I7 SMITH, WINFRED E., I27 SMYTHE, SUSAN, I27 SNELL, LOUISE C., 62-84-I OI SNOKE, SHERYL E., 79-I27 SONDAY, MARILYN Q., I28 SONGALIA, HERACLEA C., 32 SORENSEN, DAREL F., I8I SORENSEN, MARYBETH, IO9 SPANGLER, GEORGE M., I I7 SPECTOR, HOWARD M., I83 SPEER, JAMES G., IO9-I85 SELLMAN, WILLIAM J., I28 SPELMAN, ERIC G., I28 SPIVEY, DONALD R., 78 SPOTTSWOOD, DOUGLAS N., 73-I 28 STANKO, MARY E., 128 STEEN, ARTHUR L., 101 STEIN, CHARLES W., 101-185 STELHORN, JANICE M., 34-I O4-I O9-I75 STENE, JOHN I, 77 STENOER, DAVID W., 85-1 I7 STENOVICH, JOHN O., 30-185 STEPHAN, VIOLA M., 109 STEPHENS, ROBERT A., 128 STEPHENSON, E. JOY, I28 STERN, RHODA, 60-109 STEWARD, JANET S., 128-173 STEWART, RONALD H., I28 STOCK, JOSEPH M., I85 STOKES, DE ANNE M., 128-1 87 5 STOKESBARY, BURTON W., 101 STOLTZ, MELVIN R., 128-151-162-179 STONER, H. LORENA, 128 STOUTENBURG, JEAN, 101 STOWE, JANE S., 83-101-176 STRACK, MARTA S., 28-74-1 I7-IA3-I75 STRAUSS, MARILYN, 82-1 01-1 87 STREET, ROBIN M., 84-128 STUNz, THOMASINA J., 80-84-109 STURGES, M. LOUISE, 79-83-128-171 SULLOS, JAMES J., 128-185 SULTENFUSS, AUDREY J., 128 SUMMERL, JANET s., 128 SUNAFRANK, LARRY L., 128 SUNDQUIST, ALLAN F., 128-188 SUTTON, TOBY B., I28 SWEENEY, JAMES R., IO9 T TACKEIT, JAMES E. 76-77 TALLMAN ALICE L., 128-176 TAMBURRO, FLORENCE, 109-186 TANGAIRIAN, MARILYN, 37-1 09-1 71 TANNER, PAT, 128 TAYLOR, DENISE E., 27-28-38-101 TAYLOR, JAMES H., 183 TAYLOR, JAMES O., 82-85-1 17-1 88 TAYLOR, RICHARD L., 128 TEFFERTELLER, SALLY A., 109-175 TEMP-LETON, JONES IV, TOM-128-158-1 TERUYA, TERUO, 109 THACHER, KATHRYN C., 117-171 THOMAS, GLENN M., 30-1 17-179 THOMAS, MICHAEL L., 101 THOMAS, WAYNE A., 117 THOMAS, W. E. LADD, 17-61 THOMASON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, STUART H., 76-1 54-1 56 JAMES T., 146, 179 JONATHAN G., 30 LAWRENCE T., 158-183 LOIS A., 101 NANCY JO 60-109 NANCY R., 117 RICHARD E., 128 SANDRA J., 117 TIFFANY, TED W., 82-146-147 TOMPKINS, DON C., IOI-I79-189 TOMTER, PATRICK A., 128 TOOLEY, KAREN M., 85-128 TOUCHON, ROBERT II, 73-78-85-128 TOWLE, PHILIP E., 128-162 TOWNSEND, WANITA B., 79-128 TRAMEL, SHARON A., 117-169 TRAWEEK, IRA, 83 TREAT, CLARENCE W., 158 TREXEL, EMOGENE L., 27-28-84-109 TRIGGS. THOMAS T., I28 TRIGON, DOROTHY J., 101-176 TRIPP, BARBARA J., 101 TROMPETER, ARLA J., I09 TROSSELLO, MARY LOU, 129 TUNNEY, PETER W., 129-158 TURNBULL, LORRAINE L., 73-85-I29 TURNER, CAROL D., 129 TUTTLE, JOHN M., 183 TWISS, RALPH B., 76-109 TWOMEY, JANE A., 101-169 THOMPSON, LAWRENCE T., 158, U UCHIDA, TSUTOMU, 30-74 INDEX - IConIinUedI V VALIZA DE H-AFSHAR, CLARA VAN ALEN, JANICE K., 60-129 VAN DAFF, JOHN D., 183 VAN DEN STEENHOVEN, VIRGINIA, 79 8I IO1 VANDER ZEE, JANNA G., 109 VAN MARTER, CLAUDE L., I29 VEAZEY, JOY, 102 VENEGONI, DICK L., 181 VENNARD, DO'I'I'IE L., 28-II7-173-I 87 VINE, ANN, 175 I VON LOJSSBERG, RICHARD, 117-81 w . I WALDRON, DOUGLAS D., 102 WALKER, MARTIN D., 129 WALL, NANCY L., 28-1 17-1 69 WALLEN, DOLORES C., 117 WALTERS, KATHLEEN J., 109 WARD, MICHAEL A., 129-183 WARD, WILLIAM. H. JR., 129 WARMBRODT, FRANCIS O., 73-129 WARMER, CAROLYN L., 74-129-I77 WARNER, DUDLEY A. JR., 117 WARNER, JEANINE R., 117-187 WATKINS, DUDLEY G., 129 WATKINS, GARY R., 129 WATSON, SUSAN E., 80-187 WAYNE, DONNA J., 129 WEBB, LARRY J., I29 WEBB, NANCY E., 129-177 WEBER, BARBARA L., 129 WEBER, CAROL A., 102-169 WEDDINGTON, WM. G., 109-181 WEILER, FREDERICK B., 76 WEINTRAUB, LOUIS T., 117 WEIR, MARILYN J., 102 WEIRICK, GLENN C., 76-109 WELLINGHAM, CHLOE G., 74-129-169 WELLS, JAMES A., 78-1 09-1 81 WELLS, VALERIE A., 28-79-IO9-173 WHARTON, MARIAN H., 78-173 WHIPPLE, DONALD' W., 83-1 17-152 WHITE, GEORGE L. JR., 109-154 WHITE, STROLLER T., 144-154 WHITENER, DAVID P., 117-146-179 WILBUR, H. RALPH, 152 WILD, ROBERT E., I02 WILE, CAROLYN 28-129-186 WILE, HALLE, 83-129 WILFONG, GEORGE P., 82-159-179 WILHELM, JOHN D., 81-102 WILKERSON, SHARON A., 129 WILLARD, ROBERT P., 129 WILLIAMS, BARBARA J., 109-175 WILLIAMS, BONNIE JEAN, 1 I7 WILLIAMS, JACQUELINE C., 60-1 I7 WILLIAMS, JAMES C., 154-179 WILLIAMS, JERRY D., 117 WILLIAMSON, WALTER G., 154-I79 WILLS, KEITH M., I29 WILMSHURST, CAROLYN J., 62-102 WILSON, ALFRED B., 81-102-188 WILSON, BARBARA L., 117 WILSON, HAL, 118 WILSON, JO ELLEN, 129-173 WILSON, ROBERT B., 104 WILSON, ROGERS C., II8 WINE, DENNIS IO9 WINGERSON, RENEE E., 102-171 WINKLER, PENNY E., 118 WIRSCHING, Y. MARIE, I29 - 11731 INDEX 1COnI1nued1 WISSLER CLARK W 78 W1ssLER JOHN B 129 WITWER JULEA 118177 W11WER s1OW L 109 WOLLMAN, ANN R, 173 WOLTERS, KENNETH O, 82 160 161 181 WOOD, NANCY J., 118 175 WOOD, NANCY M, 129 WOOD, PHILIP D, 129 WOODS, JERRY D., 129 WRIGHT PHIL W 24 26 30 102 WRJOHT RICHARD W 74 109 WYCOFF ANN C 129171 WYCOFF ARLENE L, 78 118 Y YOSHIWA, FRED 1, 118 YOUNG, BARBARA L, 28 129 186 'f'f -1 3H1'q1i'N 1 f!1vf11.1.1!1l1Hl'1.16' ' , . 4 . . .. . . ....., ,.,., . ,J .. . . ...,., . .,v. ...... - --f : - ' ' '.: '- - -I 1- - -- L.-. . .:.'.. ...'.: 1 ...'-. ,,- 5 . - -, L V , ,, ,, ,,, . .bf -Il M - ' - . - --ff-11 ----ff -1 J'-B m:J:111,11111111111 . I, , , . II 1 -, I I .I - - - --I I H 'I I . - , 981 I i 'I ' I ., ' - 9 ' I . - 9 I . , IJ2 59 9 as 9 73-129 129.177 I7 187 7 r 19 09-181 7 09 74-129-169 181 I-109-173 B-173 1-117-152 9-154 1154 7.146-179 I 86 2-159-179 02 129 1 09-175 117 :W 50.117 I-179 , 154-179 L' 02 188 1 4 I7 173 1 B I 129 WOOLFOLK, WILLIAM W, 30 61 118 142 143 WOOLEY, BEVERLY A., 129-187 WORTHINGTON, ROBERT E., 159 WRAY, LARRY G., 102-144-154-157 WRIGHT, JAMES F., 118 Z ZETZMAN, JOHN E., 109-154-157 ZIEGLER, JOAN C., 102-171 ZUBOK, EDWARD J., 73-129 ZWEYER, JOHN A., 82-179 O7 1 1 4 w w 1 1 1 1. 'Inari-4 . . U. . , Q M A X A L A . H' -flu R 'L . 111 '1 ,A IH :mln f I 4 I ! i V I u K 3 K I I . l W E . s Y if w A Q V' n 1 n L 5 E r 5, E 1 i I 5 5 ? E 5. F 9 gr 5 X . E I. ., K 2 ,. L 1 3 ! ,. : f i 5 F x I . L asus r I . ..,. . , V' - . . ' , .., . - . .- V. Q-5 -y-5:1 .,::::. . . vv'1', ,.,-.4,'.,,AVv A I I . . M-' -. . 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