Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

-V •• l fZ tr • %•; V? -X t ♦ ' w . i _ V A; ' X. ■ % f,v-%. T - ' if ■ ' . . . • ' Mv :i. i- . ' t ,:-T ' . , Ph.D. M.A. i i  l  Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Nine r-v: - n Administration ■ ' - r . Fall Activities Winter Activities .M:S- Spring Activities ' r tc - ■j . ■ I ' [ ■ -. 4 :J:S ■ ■ , , ■.i: ' ;g.ii-. ' t ■ QdmifilstroM l istroM Omcil The fascination of discovery, of adventure in the realm of ideas, finds attainment in the classrooms and in the campuses of our country ' s colleges and universities as surely as it comes to fruition in the laboratories and research institutes across our continent. The attraction of the unknown, is a thing of the spirit, restlessly probing nev frontiers. Dr. Norman Watson President This year marks the beginning of the second ten years in the life of Orange Coast College. The 1959 Log pictures a community college as it faces the next decade of expansion and growth in a technological era. Many problems wilf be encountered as Orange Coast doubles its enroll- ment. Obstacles will have to be overcome as our program of instruc- tion is geared more and more to the technical demands of life. I am confident that our college is built on a firm foundation. We have an outstanding Board of Trustees, a competent Faculty dedicated to teaching, an enthusiastic Student Body, a meaningful program of education, the support of the public, and good facilities. With such assets we should be able to conquer the winds and the rains which beat against us and solve the problems which confront a growing college in a changing world. Basil H. Peterson PRESIDENT ■ fmw i II M81 Seated; Robert Niblick, Pres. Standing: Donald G. Hoff, clerk, Harry LeBard, W. C. Ries, Walter Longmoor. Board Of Trustees A progressive minded board studies Orange Coast College facilities and plans to strengthen the possibilities for tonnorrow. The Board of Trustees of Orange Coast College has consistently worked through the years to build a strong program of instruction in technical and scientific fields. We feel that the equipment and buildings provided students in science, engineering and tech- nology are second to none. It is our hope that students will prepare themselves for contributing most toward making America strong. This can be achieved by taking advantage of the educational oppor- tunities afforded them in college. Robert Niblick President, Board of Trustees Orange Coast College Administration Standing: Dr. Donald Bridgman, Dr. Norman Watson, John Owens, Charles Haley, William F. Kimes, Joseph Kroll. Seated: Marie Howes, Dr. Basil Peterson, Phyllis Jackson, Dr. Thomas Blakely. Adm. Secretaries L-R: Miss Patricia Bates, Mrs. Dorothy Kellogg, Mrs. Janice Hand, Mrs. Avorey Deardorff, Mrs. Marion Perrin, Mrs. Thelmo Haruos, Mrs. June Yancey, Mrs. Anita Johnson, Mrs. Bette Blodgett, Mrs. Catherine A. Hanner, Mrs. Jean Schaffer, Mrs. Jocelyn Edwards. Bus Secretaries L-R; Mrs. Lois Reimer, Mrs. Phyllis Shamel, Mrs. Clarice Loseth, Miss Virginia Raveus- croft, Mrs. Jane Mitchell, Miss Janice Honda, Miss Constance Brady, Mrs. Mary Yornell, Mrs. Dorothy Von Wicklen. Adult Administration Pat Bates, Dr. Thomas Blakely, Dr. Norman Wat- son, Jean Schaffer. Counselors L-R, Row I: Mrs. Beverly Bar ' ck, Mrs. Martha Buss, Mrs. Marie V. Howes Row 2: Joseph Kroll, Jerrel Richards, John Bul- ler, Earl Clancy, Stephen Isacc. Row 3: Maurice Gerard, Righter Georke, Charles Haley, R. M. Phillips. Registration Class registration for the spring semester reached almost 1400. Freshmen and sopho- mores were put through the sign-up routine at a dizzying pace. Counselors and admin- istrators were seen busily engaged in regis- tration with harried looks on their faces. Henry Watterworlh Mr. John Buller, Counselor STAr jifs5 Mike Munz Anusheh Darakhani Mr. M. Gerard, Counselor Mrs. Loseth Marilyn Hammond Student Council The results this year of a common purpose of the members of the Orange Coast student body has been significant. Thanks for your devotion to this purpose and for your enthusiasm. I believe those leaving Coast this semester and later will find themselves particularly rewarded by their spirited efforts on campus in behalf of our great student body. I am grateful for these eforts and for your association. Jay Moore Student Body President Student Council The governing body of Orange Coast meets once each week to direct student body activities. Among their projects this year were Freshman Week, an EC Conference, postgame activities and the EC dance. 15 i- Exectutiue Branch Seated, left to right: Rick Pearce, Fred Thomas, Marsnaii Sullivan, Diane Feotherstone, Ed Buck, Andy Youngquist., Standing, left to right: Stephanie Bruton, Lynn Wilson, Diane Tonne, Paul Jobin, Dave Emmes, Nancye Hennings, Jock Mayer, Barbara Cain, Norma McGuire. I % r , ' x ■ . ' I ' 5 ' ■ ' ' - LegislatJDe Branch v Row 1, L-R: Jean Anderson, Jenean Romberg, Bonnie Baker, Joy Moore, Karen Wagner, Katie Fitzgerald, Bonnie Lloyd. Row 2, L-R: Dave Buss, Joseph Kroii, advisor; Bob Careoga. A i Top Row: Judy Summers, Sandy Swanson, Marylen Clage. Bonom row: Jack Little, William Holden, Mike Sarnie. Athletics Board 18 Board Standing: Bonnie Baker, Dave Buss, Stephanie Bruton, Jean Anderson, Jay Moore. Sitting: Joe Kroll, Perkins, Dr. Peterson. Row 1, L-R: Anita Becker, Bob Careoga, Jenean Romberg. Row 2, L-R: Mrs. Marie V. Howes, advisor; Sondye Swanson, Betty Goodman, Bonnie Baker, Mike Devine. Row 3, L-R; Dave Buss, Art Winters, Dick Harvill, Ron Getty, Paul Jobin, Rick Pearce, Don Franklin. Interclub Council Bob Careago President Isf. Semester A.W.S. Board (Sitting) Row 1: L. Matulich, A. Cardan, A. Green, J. McClellan, J. Cochran. (Standing) Row 2: A. Bilotta, 8. Barnett, S. Ludwig, D. Sagan, B. Coin. Barbara Cain, 1st and 2nd Semester President A.W.S. DiAnne Sagan, Vice President Karen Johnson, Secretary Sara Ludwig, Treasurer Rick Pearce, 1st Semester President A.M.S. Board, 1 st Semester (Left to Rigl t) Advisor J. Richards, Jr., Rick Pearce, Doug Long, Paul Jobin, John Cunnignham, Dave Buss, Marshall Sullivan. A.M.S. Rudy Duke, 2nd Semester Secretory and Troeasurer Pete Beltran, 2nd Semester President m- ' m-m :ii;i-Aii FwSd, Fid (hfioiks, fm mm T ekes Mt,, M , , ■ =— !5 Man ' s conquest of his environment is proceeding with breath- taking rapidity, and now he stands ' on the very threshold of space itself. But learning to control the forces of nature will prove of little worth unless it is accompanied by man ' s learning also to control the forces within himself. Human behavior is still largely unexplored and uncharted, and man ' s spec- tacular scientific achievements have but magnified his po- tential for good or evil. His preoccupation wi h the physical sciences must not blind man to the values in the social sciences and the humanities. Donald C. Bridgman, Dean of Instruction. Football ' r , ' Front Row— Jim Knapp, Steve Rebic, Ron Nunc, Jerry Ray, Wayne Lone. Row 2— Charles Bunker, Don Henry, Gary Bagley, Bob Allen, Dick Freeland, Bill Welgen. Row 3— Mike Slagle, Dick Arthur, Jerry Daniels, John McKee, Dick HenseA, Dean Bierbower, Briggs Smith, Gene Hubbard. Row 4— Guy Cuccio, Dick Green, Mike George, Dennis Vener, Jim Stansery, John Cunningham, Bob Cheney, Lupe Gonzales. Row 5 — Buddy Thompson, Don Dorsey, Bill Carter, Jim McClure, Carl Lindstrom, G. Fair, Gary Gothman, Tom ' Ross. Row 7— Bob Burke, Bill Douglass, Ken Arsenaulf, Jim Smith, Bob Ralston, Max Navarro, Chico Ekman, Dick Arneft, Ken Roberts. Row 7— Benny Gomez, Jim Gilbert, Jim BentcDave Wagner, Bill Manning, .Ray Kawano, Owen Reed, Jock Bohan. TV }i M Football THE 1958 PIRATE FOOTBALL SQUAD Prepared for the defense of their 1957 Eastern Con- ference championship title, more than 100 football candidates reported to coach Steve Musseau and his staff last fall. Although he had but eleven re- turning lettermen, AAusseau, aided by backfield mentor Bud Goodell and line coach George Davis, finished the season with a respectable 6-2-1 record. The Bucs finished behind Mt. San Antonio and Santo Ana who tied for second with a 5-2 conference record. The Bucs had a 4-2-1. They relinquished the title to Riverside who finished with a perfect 7-0. Stressing a defensive program, the staff started the season with a bang, downing their first three oppo- nents. They were stalled momentarily by the Fuller- ton Hornets, as they battled to a 6-6 tie before thumping Citrus 40-8, setting the stages for defense of their title against the Riverside Bengals. The Pirates stall ed the vaunted powers of the con- ference before dropping a close 13-7 contest to the Tigers for the first defeat since 1955 on the home turf. The Bucs later dropped the mythical Orange County championship to the Santa Ana Dons, 33-15. Led by quarterback. Bill Douglass, the Pirates worked in alternate squads with Gene Hubbard masterminding the second unit. Hubbard led the team in total offense with all-conference John McKee trailing by two-tenths of a yard. Conspicuous for their performances during the 1958 campaign were lineman Bob Allen, the much im- proved center, and Jim Bento, the only Pirate to rate first team all-conference billing and Wigwam Wise- men of America ail-American JC honors. Receiving honors for the season ' s performances were Jack Bohon, who was recipient of the Rod E. Gound (Most Minutes Played) trophy; Ken Roberts, Most Improved Lineman; Bob Chaney, Most Im- proved Bock; Jim Knapp, Best Conditioned Player; John McKee, Most Valuable Player and Pirate of the Year honors; Bohan was also recipient of the Un- assisted Tackling trophy given annually by Don Cantrell of the Costa Mesa Globe Herald. All Con- ference first unit berth went to Bento and second unit selection to McKee. Bento was named to the Wigwam Wisemen of America all-American team and was a first alternate to play in the annual Junior College game sponsored by the WWA. FOOTBALL SEASONS RECORD OCC OPP. 14 American River 7 33 Phoenix JC 14 23 San Bernardino 6 6 Fullerton 6 40 Citrus 8 7 Riverside 13 14 Chaffey 8 15 Santa Ana 33 Buc drives over enemy line. Pirate Boarding Party Football Action — Action highlights of rough year for pigskin Pirates. Upiff- Carl Lindstrom Bob Allen Jerry Ray John Bohan Bill Manning Mike Slagle Joe Rodriguez Gene Hubbard Gary Bagley Ray Kawano Jim Knapp Bill Douglas Don Dorsey Jim Bento Coast ' s No. 1 1 fends off a tackier. That Inard charging Pirate line. Oops Lupe Gonzales makes a desperate fry for o pass. Guy Cuccia shakes off tackier and heads out. Coach Musseau holds his head as a pass is dropped. Ouch Coast tackier crashes heads with Fullerton runner. ■ ff Coaches George Davis, Steve Musseou, Bud Goodell. Co-captains Buddy Thompson and John McKee led the hard hitting Bucs- ia Captain John McKee receives the Dr. Barnard Mason award for the Outstand- ing Piayer of the Year from the donor, Dr. Mason. Director of Actloities Jenean Romberg, led the activities committee in making plans for social functions this year. The group planned everything from post-game dances to student government conference ac- tivities. Actiuities Committee Getting together to plan school activities are front row, L-R, Sharon O ' Sullivon, Judy Brokekoff, Judy Sutherland, Norma McGuire. Row 2, L-R, Ruth Parnell, Holly Taylor, Dave Kimes, Ron Getty, Nancy Chamberlin. Row 3, L-R, Jenean Romberg, Lorane Kemp, Marilyn Walker, Marilyn McCullouch, Nancy Hennings ■f; Pep Commissioner MARSHALL SULLIVAN Eastern Conference schools competed for a sportsmanship trophy this year for the first time. Orange Coast was able to win this award through their show of enthusiasm and good sportsmanship during the football season. Five judges from each competing school selected OCC as the winner after carefully studying scoring sheets which had been filled out after each foot- ball game. Orange Coast was fortunate to re- ceive this honor — but who will win next year? h V Pep Club PEP CLUB — L-R, Joann Gillespie, Mary Hennigar, Nancy Vernon, Margaret Hopkins, Bobbie Banks, Ron Getty, Ray Fleeman, Pete Gabbert, Maggie Light, Paula Garrett, Jan Larson, Dianne Word. Kneeling, L-R, Ron Keck, Marshall Sullivan. Cheer leaden Irene Balendren, Sue Sr. Clair, Carolyn Moody, Linda Deenng, Stephanie Brufon, Son|a Moon. Song Leaders Song Leaders; Irene Belendren, Sue St. Clair, Carolyn Moody, Linda Deering, Stephanie Bruton, Sonja Moon.  r Sharon Briggs, Judy Jennings, Carolyn Simpkins, Bonnie Clarl , Karen Coombe, Sue Deal, Jon Ary, Katy Drew. Drill Team Drum Major Bonnie Baker Majorettes Majorettes: Stephanie Clark, Sondye Swanson Volleyball Volleyball made for big appetites, at the early fall get to- gether Bar-B-Cue in Irvine Park. BarB.Q. Good hot beef bar- becue enjoyed by all and set the mood for first of school get acquainted meetings. t «tj t ( Hobo Party L-R, Bonnie Peachey, Sherrye Hyde, Maria Packard, Kay McKool, Ann Bilotta. f ' f I m Last October the A.W.S. sponsored their annual get acquainted Hobo Party where each Bindle Stiff could share her tin can mulli- gan stew in truly Bo jungle style. I I f L-R, Joanne Gillespie, Carol DeGeer, Jan Larson, Paula Garrett. I Homecoming Queen jteplicmie Bru)cn .pr 6 jjuden Preside ' ' .■ - Moore on a Corvettf Zourtesy Millers Chevrolet, Newport Beach; ' Ayers Chev- rolet Laguno; Williams Chevrolet, Huntington Beach; Selman ' s Chevrolet, Orange. ■CI Princess Sandy Eidem Princess Leanne Geyer Queen Stephanie Bruton St. Body Pres. Jay Moore Homecoming Princess Irene Balendran Princess in inda Deering Volleyball game Playnight Jack Little, Lorraine Rothfuss Leonne Oeyer, Marshall Sullivan J: Lynn Wilson, Hugh Parrish Dianne Featherstone and Bob Holbrook Jean Anderson and Gary Green Post Game Dance Post-game Donee Lucian D. Scotf as Macbeth Macbeth Paul Jobin as Banquo A drum, a drum, Macbeth doth come. Macbeth was presented by the O.C.C. Drama Club as their fall production. Macbeth bids Banquo Good Sleep. ' Stage crew relaxes at Macbeth banquet table. Burnham Wood moved to Dunsinane. MacDuff charges Macbeth with murder. Carol King as Lady Macbeth. Paul Jobin as Banquo. Cast Witches Nancy Vernon, Katie Fitzgerald. David Emmes as Macduff. ■ --BiHigjjjr W ' ' ' A 4|i Freshman President Andy Youngquist ll4tail lk«. ' - ' Phi Alpha Mu David Kimes, Linda Johnson, Ki- yoko Numata, Pamela Wichman, Mildred Johnson, Barbara llling- worth, Karl Stal, Valdon Wiethorn, Mike Johnson, Dick Brightman, Lucy Thronson, Sharon O ' Grady, Phillis Kuhlman, Marshall Wright, Miles Eaton, Celia Hamilton, Mina Hutch- inson, Beverly Barck, Betty Sherry, Frederick McLean, Henry Panian, Dr. Norman Watson, Joe Tomchok, Righter Goerke, Steve Isaac, Joe Kroll, Charles Nedoff, Dr. Do i Bridgman, Dr. Giles Brown. Alpha Gamma Sigma (Left to Right) Row 1: J. Romberg, 2nd Semester Treasurer: Mrs. M. Johnson, 2nd Semester President; Norma McGuire, 1st Semester Vice President; Char- lotte Dalton, 1st Semester Treasurer. Row 2: Richard Brightman, 2nd Semester Treasurer; David Buss, 2nd Semester, Vice President; Paul Jobin, 1st Semester President. Future Teachers Row 1: S. Sprich, B. Kingsbury, M, Martin, J. Andrews. Row 2: M. Jittu, J. Daniels, Dr. Bridgman, L. Schimenn, A. McClelland. B. Baldwin T. Baldwin C. Bandy B. Banks M. Barlow B. Barnes J. Barnes B. Barnett B. Barnwell A. Barrett P. Barszcz C. Barth W. Barthel K. Bartholomew L. Basford G. Bates N. Beatty J. Beard H. Beaubier B. Beebe J. Behm J. Behnke R. Behrens A. Belardes C. Belardes H. Bellinger S. Beltran R. Benbow F. Bengtson R. Bennett M. Benz J. Berg T. Serge in m ' Lies p. Bergen B. Bermel M. Bernard V. Bernauer D. Berry S. Berry R. Berryman R. Berryman L. Bestgen P. Bevan S. Bidle D. Bierbower N. Bigler M. Bigley F. Bilotta B. Blackburn C. Blake D. Boggess J. Bohan K. Boheim R. Bolding M. Bombardier J. Bonner W. Bonnett P. Booth G. Borden R. Bostwick ' ' - . • «: 1H S. Boulden S. Boutcher R. Boutef D. Bowler D. Bowman D. Boydston ' ' 1 ' J. Bradbury ■ H. Bradley W. Brand H. Brandii J. Brase D. Browner R. Bray S. Brennon G. Brewer B. Brewster N. Brickner R. Brimer N. Brindle R. Brindle M. Buchanan J. Buck C. Bunker C. Burge D. Burge J. Burgin D. Burke L. Burke G. Burns B. Burt B. Burton C. Burton J. Busher E. Cabang R. Cobler I C. Callaway P. Colien R. Canostro D. Canfield L. Cannizzo N. Cantrell M. Carde M. Carlson M. Carney P. Carpenter R. Carpenter L. Corr M. Corr In The S. Carr B. Carrigan E. Carroll R. Carroll J. Carson B. Carter S. Carter H. Cary L. Casebeer L. Cafho P. Caudell B. Cavanaugh E. Cerf H. Chamberlin J. Chopin D. Charle N. Chassagne E. Chavis Y. Cherry S. Childs O. Chow V. Christensen H. Christionson C. Christionson K. Christie C. Clapp B. Clark D. Clark R. Clark S. Clark C. Clarke D. Clarke C. Clous K. Clous J. Cloussen W. Cleory M. Clelond D. Clements A. Clevenger D. Gift Strength C. Clock D. Cock L. Cohen D. Cole G. Cole S. Coleman K. Collins C. Combe P. Combs D. Comerford K. Conkright R. Conn N. Connolly yf - « L. Connelly J. Cook M. Cook ■K W. Cook K. Coombe G. Coomes A. Cooper f -V. 57 D. Cooper J- Curry S. Curtis G. Cushenberry B. Cutter L. Dalebout J. Daniel R. Daniger M. Dannerberger W. Dare D. Davidson H. Davie A. Davis L. Davis S. Davis J. Deakin M. Deal J. Dean S. Deardorff L. Deering W. Defir C. DeGeer H. De Jong G. DeLeenheer D. Delgado M. Denlinger B. Dennis D. Deraga A. Derakhshani L. Deschenes D. Devinney H. Diekman D. Dill W. Diotte A. DiStefano E. Ditleson L. Dixon Of Their A. Escobar H. Escorbar Ideas, J. Dockter G. Dodson S. DonCarlos D. Dooley S. Doose R. Dorsfen J. Doud R. Douglas W. Douglass C. Doyle J. Drake K. Drew T. Driskel R. Drohan R. Duggan H. Dumhart G. Duncan J. Dunham A. Duprau K. Dyson J. East R. Eckis C. Edison J. Edmondson S. Eidem L. Eisenbraun K. Elder J. Ellerbroek G. Elliott G. Ellis E. Elman D. Elvidge W. Emory L. Endicotf G. Engle E. Enyeart M. Espinosa B. Evans L. Evans T. Eversole J. Facinelli R. Fake P. Folk G. Farr R. Farr C. Farwell W. Faulk S. Fazio R. Featheringill P. Feeney Js v S. Felber J. Fenton .. K. Fenton R. Ferdig G. Ferguson J. Fessenden J HM E. Fisher H. Fisher N. Fisher S. Fisher H. Fitzpatricic G. Flake C. Fleckenstein P. Fleming S. Fleming P. Flynn W. Fogarty J. Forbes N. Fortune M. Foss R. Foster D. Fox E. Frame Z. Frame E. Francis D. Franklin J. Franklin P. Frazer G. Frazier R. Frazier R. Freck C. Freeberg B. Freier W vlF v R. Freeland R. Frei R. Friedeman ■ ' •■ ' 5 R. Fudge S. Fuller L. Fundom T. Gamier P. Garrett R. Garrett S. Gaston M. Gaughan R. Gaxiola G. Gax D. George M. George G. Georis R. Gerard A. Gerner Furtherence 60 Of Their Knoiuledpe E. Getchell R. Getty L. Geyer N. Giaconelli B. Gibbons J. Gifford W. Gifford K. Gilbert E. Gillespie J. Gillespie J. Gilmour F. Glasgow J. Glass D. Gleason R. Godwin B. Goemer L. Goldman G. Golliett R. Gomez C. Gonzales L. Gonzales B. Goodman M. Goodnight D. Goodsell J. Goodwin V. Goodwin G. Gorman C. Gossage G. Gottesman M. Groble R. Gravelin M. Graves A. Green S. Green K. Green wo Id N. Gregory J. Greswit J. Griffin A. Griffitfi J. Grigry M. Grose J. Guiral E. Gung L. Gunn E. Gustkey W. Guynn J. Haerbich C. Hall D. Hall F. Hall P. Hall G. Hailing M. Hammond D. Hampton V !■ W fc- . ■ fc. - 1--- - - H. Hamfpon D. Hancock R. Handova J. Hanks R. Hann R. Hannah K. Hannum L. Hansen R. Hanson B. Harbison C. Harkins J. Harlow Harper P. Harris W, Harris G. Harrison J. Harrison D. Harshbarger J. Hart D. Hcrtke D. Hartman J. Hash G. Haskins R. Hatch Hatfield Haughf Hawkins Hay Hoyden Hayes Haynes Hayslip Hedgecock Hendershot Heide Hein Hendershot Henderson . Henderson . Henkel Hennigar Henrie Henry Hepperle Henslick Herbert Herrin W. Herrero N. Hermann E. Hesterly S. Heymer J. Hickman R. Hile Dianne Hanks And Faith In Their Ideals F. Hogle T. Holder R. Hollingsworth M. Horner W. Hossfeld J. Hosteller P. Hourigan A. Howard M. Howard N. Howard D. Hoyem W. Hoyer S. Hubberf B. Hughes G. Hughes J. Hughes S. Hughes J, Hulber C. Hunt G. Hunt P. Hunter A. Hurwitz D. Hutchison S. Hyde R. Ibbotson W. Ireton E. Jackson B, Jaehn M. Jomieson J. Jamison R. Jarrett D. Jefferson P. Jehangiri G. Jehu J. Jennings A. Jensen R. Jensen C. Johnson D. Johnson E, Johnson K. Johnson K. Johnson I. Johnson M. jJohnson P. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson G. Johnston R. Johnston D. Jones J. Jones J. Jones P. Jones P. Jones D. Jordan P. Jordan C. Judd W. Judd J. Jury A. Kanase ' - - •• V L. Kane M. Konegoe R, Karl D. Keberle C. Keith K. Keithley P. Keller M. Keller A. Kemp L. Kemp C. Kemper R. Kennedy J. Kerr B. Kevin O. Key L. Kiddie N. Kimberlin D. Kimble D. Kimes K. Kincoid D. Kindig M. King E. Kingsbury T. Kingsland I. Kinney J. Kirby D. Kitch T. Kitzrow N. Klein B. Klingaman Unknoiun Rn n D. Kluz V - K J J. Knapp i-Ll 1 C. Knauft PlIH r R NV I ' IF V. Knighten SW ' Hh - P. Knights K. JQm ' M L.] F. Knowlton p m M C. Knudsen D. Kokx R. Koren E. Kreppel D. Kronquist R. Krueger K. Kubota P. Kuhlman G. Kulm H. Laars P. Lacey G. Lakin R. Lamb A. Lamph W. Langjohr T. Larkin B. Larson J. Larson AA. Larson M. Latham J. Lauriano J. Law L. Lawrence J. Laws N. Lawson P. Lawson E. Leach J. Leach K. Leachmon J. Leahy S. Leahy L. LeBlanc B. Lechner A. Lee G. Lee E. Lemmcn L. Leonard T. Lever H. Lewellyn G. Lewis J. Lewjs H. Liddle M. Light L. Limbaugh E. Lindley D. Lindsay R. Lindstrom G. Lineberry D. Linfesty R. Linville J. Little B. Lloyd J. Locker H. Loeffler E. Loeser N. Lofstram G. Loiso Of The Future i-f: J W S. Lombardo D. Long D. Long W. Long G. Lowden W. Lownsbery F. Lucas C. Lundgren F. Lunney D. Lutz B. MacGurn M. MacMillen D. Macomber T. Magee D. Maggard J. Mahon R. Mailloux L. Maimbourg N. Manfull S. Mangan D. Manley R. Marcus E. Markel J. Marson L. Martin M. Martin R. Martin R. Martin S. Martin E. Mason R. Mason A. Massey L. Matulich L. Mavis A. Mayberry D. McAlpine J. McBlain W. McBlain I. McBride T. McBride J. McClane J. McClellan L. McClellan K. McClelland J. McClure F. McCiurg D. McCriilis R. McCue D. McDonald R. McDonald E. McElroy C. AAfGary D. McGinnis M. McKerlie H, McKinney J. McKinrrey K. McKool p. McLaughlin D. McMillin J. McMurran S. McNeilly S. Mead J. Meier G. Melby C. Merrell M. Merriam G. Messerall T. Meston D. Miller E. Miller , -f S. Miller M. Miller M. Miller W. Mill Z. Miller M Mills . Mo nohcn S. Moon A. Moore O. Moore A. Moreno R. Moreno S. Morf B. Morrison Direct M. Morse F. Muhovich J. Muller F. Murphy G. Murphy P. Murray R. Mushegan R. Muther W. Myers G. Nock J. Nagel J. Nance J. Nealy B. Neff R. Neil G. Nelson G. Nelson G. Nelson H. Nelson J. Nelson N. Nelson R. Nemuth D. Mewbury D. Newcomb E. Newman G. Niccole M. Nichols H. Nickel D. Nickens T. Nicoll J. Niemiec B. Nissley D. Nixon C. Norton K. Numata M. Nunn R. Nuno D. O ' Brien F. Ochoa T. O ' Connor L. Ogden S. O ' Grody J. O ' Harra C. O ' Hern W. Older M. Olis A. Oliver H. Ollila W. Olsen N. O ' Malley D. Omura F. Orlandos K. Ortman R. Osborne S. Osborne C. Oswald G. Otf Their Progress D. Palmer G. Palmer P. Parker S. Parra G. Parriott E. Parrish J. Parrish B. Parsa N. Parsons J. Pattison J. Payne J. Payne F. Pena D. Price J. Price J. Priday B. Quirel R. Raciti P. Ragan E. Pepys R. Perez S. Peters C. Peterson G. Peterson R. Peterson R. Peterson R. Pettit R, Phillips R. Phipps L. PinecJa W. Pinkley B. Pitcl L. Poates V. Pomeroy F. PoncJ L. Pontius M. Poole L. Pope J. Poppa W. Porter R. Potter C. Potts K. Potts G. Poulin S. Rebik E. Reebie D. Reed O. Reed R. Reed G. Regan As A 69 I Guiding M. Rehorn J. Reid L. Reid O. Reinertson R. Reynolds D. Ribeau V. Ribeau J. Richards J. Richardson W. Riches G. Richter K. Richter K. Ridenour D. Riley L. Riley A. Riou J. Robb C. Roberts J. Roberts P. Roberts N. Robertson Q. Robertson W. Robeson G. Robinson I. Robinson J. Rodorte D. Roden R. Rodman A. Rodriguez J. Rodriguez D. Rogers D. Rogers L. Rogers R. Rohweder C. Romeo G. Ronnenberg E. Rood J. Roshak P. Ross S. Ross T. Ross P. Rossi W. Roush L. Rouh C. Rowley W. Royce M. Rudeil G. Rusher J. Russell M. Sadjodinejod H, Sagud S. Salot H, Samaniego C. Sampas D. Sampson R. Sanchez S. Sandler P. Sandoval B. Sonford R. Santoro C. Saragosa S. Sayles M. Scanlon R. Scarborough H. Schaffer J. Scheer J. Schenzinger L. Schley W. Schmidt S. Schmuck C. Schneider J. Schneider L. Schoenfeldt J. Scholl J. Schone M. Schultz E. Schuman L, Schumann L. Schwacofer L. Schwan D. Scott R. Scott T M. Seal J. Seorls J. Seely M. Seely S. Seibert W. Selby L. Severson C. Shofer J. Shearn M. Shedd F. Shedwill C. Sherman M. Sherry D. Shine V. Shoemaker L. Shrader G. Sicre R. Sidwell G. Sigman M. Silcott G. Simmons AA. Simmons J. Simon B. Simpson P. Sines R. Six ,- ' ,f . I — I  Toioard A M . Slagle S. Slagle J. Small D. Smalley A. Smith D. Smith D. Smith D. Smith E. Smith F. Smith J. Smith R. Smith V. Smith W. Smith W. Smith K. Snow S. Sohn S. Soude L Southworth J. Souza S. Spongier S. Sparks P. Spell S. Sprich M. Sprunck Stafford D. Stafford R R D. Stafford P. Staggs S. Stahler K. Stal C. Stonard J. Stanley J. Stansberry E. Stanton G. Stapp S. StClair W. Stearns P. Stedman D. Steele W. Steele G. Stein J. Steinfeld R. Steininger S. Stellhorn W. Stellway B. Stemen E. Stephens G. Stephens J. Stephens J. Stephenson L. Steward C. Stewart L Stilwell i J. St. Peter , D. Stricklin J. Stromberg T. Takahashi B. Tamura M. Tayloe J. Taylor M. Taylor S. Taylor S. Telfer T. Terry F. Thackery E. Thayer I. Thelen T. Thiele Wfw - F. Thom as |Jr B. Thomason B. Thompson ■1 B. Thompson E. Thompson W. Thompson N. Thompson R. Thompson T. Thompson K. Thomson B. Thornton K. Thorpe N. Tilden E. Tonne P. Tonti C. Tropp D. Trimper J. Trott W. Trueblood T. Tunell T. Tunstoll More Complete V F. Turner R. Turner T. Ueno B. Ulm I. Umphenour D, Usrey A, Valencia J. Van Eaton C. Vance M. Van Hoes M. Van Thillo J. Vasques V. Vaughn F. Velasquez D. Vener F. Vercrursse D. Vergilio N. Vernon J. Via D. Vieira R. Vierline B. Von Hemert W. Vosseler J. Wachtel D. Wagoner _ J. Waldo f% B. Walker B. Walker J. Walker M. Walker V. Walker V. Walker S. Waller tA L, f - A T. Walters C. Ward D. Ward R, Ware H. Warner S. Watcher W W B. Watkins J ' r -«? ' W. Watt H. Watterworth T- Watts T. Wauson D. Weaver J. Webb E. Webster T. Webster F. Wecklic J. Weibert R. Weirick H. Weiss T. Welah P. Welgan W. Welgan S. Wells P. Westfcll M. Wharton J. White L. White and Fuller Life. p s% R. Whitman H. Whittaker L. Wickey P. Wickman P. Wickwire D. Wietczykowski D. Wiggs G. Wike D. Wilburn R. Wilcox J. Wiley R .Wilke M. Wilkins D. Willenbrin B, Williams C. Williams C. Williams D. Williams G. Williams S. Williams A. Williamson B. Woodmansen A. Wright B. Wright K. Yawman C. Yeargan H. Yee R. Young V. Young T. Young N. Youngquist J. Yukihiro H. Zechonowitsch J. Zeithing N. Zweemer •. ♦ ' X : •fy- . . .V ' v. .♦.. . Orange Coast College has grown and with this growth has come automation, larger classes, more vocational and pre-professional curricula, increased building size and larger staff In the midst of these by-products of expansion, our philosophy remains unchanged. Our most important service is our personalized interest in each student. Our concern is the conviction of the student that Orange Coast College has an interest in his problems, in his progress, in him as an individual. Through our program of counseling, guidance and in- struction we deal with each student as an individual enhanced with his own specific skills, abilities, and interests. We hope to encourage his success in his field of education. Our evaluation is in the product. The successful Orange Coast College graduates. Joe Kroll, Counseling BMd, UMr (kioiks, MiM yM r Courf Mear ' s Camera She Bobs Sporting Goods n ■i ' i i riv ' ■• i ' ' ■fi i ' - ' ' 1- ' In a fight down to the wire OCC ' s defending cham- pion basketball squad, like the Pirate footballers, relinquished their hold as champions to county rival Santa Ana. The battling Bucs led the conference throughout most of the season but second round losses to the champion Dons and a surprising Chaf- fey quintet shoved the Bucs out of the top spot. The Locals started the season in true championship form, sailing through the practice season with a for- midable 13 win and four loss record. Coach Alan Sawyer guided the Pirates through the 17 practice game schedule against some of the top west coast junior college cage squads. The Bucs entered the Santa Ana Tournament early in December where the Redcoats suffered their first two losses. They dropped a thriller to Hancock Junior College of Santa Maria before being elimi- nated from the tourney with a loss to Bakersfield. A tournament jin xcontinued to plague the OCC five as they fought their way to a third place finish in the Chaffey Invitational. The Bucs ' only loss at Chaf- fey came against the mighty Santa Ana five, 83-54. Later in December the Bucs dropped a first round game to San Diego JC in the San Bernardino Tour- nament but continued through without another loss to garner the consolation championship. Led by free scoring Mike Woods and versatile Eddie Pope the Bucs were tabbed as pre-season favorites, along with Fullerton and Santa Ana, to retain their crown. The OCC quintet opened Eastern Conference action with an easy victory over the Citrus Owls and fol- lowed with one of the biggest surprises of the young season. In their second conference outing the Bucs met head to head with the Fullerton Hornets, peren- nial powerhouse of EC cage warfare, and downed the strong Hornet five 83-58 on the Costa Mesa High School floor. Coast followed with a narrow 81-79 victory over a surprising Chaffey five before the roof caved in. The Bucs traveled to the dark confines of the San Ber- nardino Valley College gym where they were rudely upset by the host Indians, 77-65. The Tribe ' s ace forward Mike McFerson nearly single-handedly de- feated Coast, pouring through 31 points. The loss, coupled by Fullerton ' s upset of Santa Ana, set the Conference standings into a three-way tie among the three Orange County schools. San Ber- nardino continued their role as the giant killer, knocking off Fullerton to set the stage for a show- down between Coast and the Dons for the confer- ence leadership. Playing on the Don ' s home court the inspired Pirates overcame an early Santa Ana lead and stifled the high scoring Don center, Ray Butler, to squeeze by the Dons 61-60 in the final minutes of play. Tony Gamier and Pope led the Coast attack o put the Bucs in sole position for the EC lead. The defending champs narrowly escaped with the first round leadership as they were forced into a double overtime to hand Riverside City College and Bill Weese, the conference ' s scoring champion, a close 82-81 defeat. Entering into the second round of play with a nine win and one loss record the Bucs became the only team in many years to hand Fullerton two losses in one season as they battled down to the wire to gain a thrilling 64-60 victory in a game played on the Hornet ' s home court. Once again it was a team vic- tory for the Coast five with all five starters figuring in the win. Gary Green emerged as high point man followed closely by Pope, Woods, Don Sears and Dave Buss. The high-riding Pirates were handed their second rude jolt of the season and were dropped from the conference lead when they dropped a 99-81 game ot a red-hot Chaffey Panther five. The Panthers hit on over 55 per cent offensively and stopped the Buc attack cold to shove the race for the crown into a deadlock between Coast and Santa Ana. The Pirates coasted through the San Bernardino game before preparing to meet Santa Ana in the Junior College game of the year and the Eastern Conference championship, decider. Both entered the game, played on the Bucs home court, with nine and two records. The Dons jumped into an early lead but the never-say-die Bucs fought back in the second half to close the gap. The loss of Pope late in the game due to an injury and the loss of center Buss via the foul route aided the Don ' s cause as the Santa Anans staved off the Pirate rally to come out on the long end of a 75-71 score and their first Eastern Conference basketball crown. OCC had to settle for a second place with a confer- ence record of 1 1 wins and three losses, one game behind the Dons. Fullerton finished third to provide Orange County a sweep of the top spots, while San Bernardino, Riverside, Chaffey, Mt. SAC and Citrus finished in that order. The Bucs compiled an overall season record of 24 wins and seven losses. Ace forward Mike Woods and Eddie Pope battled for team scoring honors with Woods edging Pope by one point. Woods scored 449 points for the 31 games and held a 14.5 point per game average. Pope trailed with 448 but hit on a 15.9 point per game average, since he played m only 30 games compared to Woods ' 31 . Guard Gary Green was third with 343 points and an 1 1 point average, followed by Donnie Sears, 326 points (10.5) and center Dave Buss, 315 points (10.1). Tony Gamier was sixth with 179 points and an av- erage of 5.7 points per outing. Don Minson collected 81 points (2.7); Jerry Hulbert, 76 (2.8); D on Rogers, 52 (2.6); Dave Kluz, 18 (1.2); Charlie Bunker, 14 (0.7); Terry Hall (12 (0.6); Jerry Kemper, four (0.3); and Al Espinoza, two (0.0). Eddie Pope and Donnie Sears were selected by their Pirate teammates to play in the Eastern Conference All-Star, which pits members of the conference teams against the EC champions. Buc Coach Alan Sawyer was selected to coach the All-Star quintet. The mighty Dons showed their might as they routed the All-Star five 91-64. Pope scored seven points while Sears hit four counters. Sawyer played the entire roster of 14 players in the game. Dave Buss Donie Sears Mike Woods Terry Hall Tony Gamier Dave Kluz Jerry Kemper D. Rogers hd Fullerton fo eteai im xiJettfc P4!i) asseee (sstoiftir ©Dsteeo E, (Utees.lH! I A 4 Don Minson was named the most inspirational H • V •v : v ■ S-; n Cheer leaders Tom Harvey John Swann Ron Keck Carolyn Moody Sue Pharris Song leaden Stephanie Bruton Bonnie Lloyd Irene Belandrin Sonja Moon 4j Talent Shou) School talent entertained a capacity crowd at the freshmen-sponsored talent show last December. Andy Youngquist, freshman class presi- dent, was master of ceremonies. Eustace Rojas, instructor, was di- rector of the show which included almost 20 acts. Freddie Lorenzen Kellee Schultz, Melinda Lennie, Barbara Cain Parriz Hedayat, Hooshang Tahsiri Patty Harris in a snow chute. Jenean Romberg and Bonnie Baker made a snowman. P ' TSSJCBW WW ' •■■ Mike Burns went to Mexico and the giant soguaros I L-R: Bob Brindely, Barbara Crum, Mrs. Carolyn Tyzblr, Mr. James Tyzbir. Linda Reynolds and Paul Fortney arrange the snowman ' s buttons. Christmas Formal Kneeling, L-R, Quinn Robertson, Francis Hesterly. Standing, Carl Lindstrom, Norman Howard, Richard Wilke, ing Helena Boster. Amahl and the Night Visitors Amahl and the Night Visitors, a Christmas opera by Gian Carlo AAenotti presented in the OCC auditorium Dec. 18 and 19, 1958. . ' jgr ■■■ ■:■ -V ■ ■ .;- - ' - ' } tlHm  v « « Sock Hop Blue Book Ball Steve Keiner, Brenda Pitsi, Elaine Whit- man, and Bob Bouse Valentine Formal Bob Simpson and Jan Ary Terry Cooper, Tom Partlow, Jan Ary, and Ray Fleeman. Eastern Conference Dance Jerry Grey ' s Band of Today provided dance music at the Palladium on Feb- ruary n, when Irene Balendran was crowned OCC ' s Queen, for the Eastern Conference Dance. I ' ' 7 hi C I. ■■W:) i r5 Playnite Tom Harvey offers a Playnight Snack Don Sullivan, Jenean Romberg, Al Can- zoneri, and Linda Frevert. Masq-Ball f f ■■■JLJ - „ , ' miner, u. Duss, Kon Allen, John Cunningham, L. Rothfuss L Firkip K prt,r,or„w o- panist, Barbara Mayfield; Director, James Fitzgerald. xornruss, L. hickle, K. Fitzgerald. Piono accom- The top performing choral group at Orange Coast had a very active year, presenting over 30 appearances before community and school groups as well as participating in the Southern California Junior College Music Festival and sing- ing at the National Junior College Convention held in Long Beach in March. Marching  ••«««•• At Piano; T. Knowles. Af Drum: D. Vaughn. 1st Row: D. Wilson, D. Brightman, K. McNamara, I. Wood, P. Knights. 2nd Row: G. Ingle, S. Davis, B. Ruvacava, I. Dickerson. 3rd Row: K. Bates, D. Willenbring, K. Almagrea. 4th Row: H. Mitchell, C. Coffee, K. Breeding, D. Wilbum. L to R, Boys: H. Hendrick, I. McMasters, R. Sloth, D. Dorsey, R. Miner, C. Lindstrom. Girls: E. Kanegae, S. Phillip, L. Kemp, L Limbaogh, H. Boster L. Fischle, L. Rothfuss. Band Rif Isf Row, L-R: Valorie Beinauer, Page Westfall, Ann Thornton, Dianne Tonne, Janice Adams. 2nd Row: Dianr,o Hawks, Sherry Slagle, Lorraine Klemp, Karen McNamarp, Harriet Hoyden. 3rd Row: Marilyn Clegg, Helena Boster, Arlene Green, Kellee Schultz, Lucy Fishlee, Lori Rothfuss. , Standing, right side, dark jacket, Louise Harder. 102 1st Row: Les Maimberg, Harry Henslick, Tom Warner, Jerry Bumo. Row 2: Jim McMosters, Richard Wilkey, Don Minson, Norm Howurd, Jock Gietzen. Row 3: Jerry Denim, Jim Busher, Lorry Duncan, Tod McCardle, Wally Ball, Dick Minor. . C? w y Wi _J ; College Y Group Back Row, L. to R.: Jan McClelland, Dave Kimes, Norma McQuire, Jen- ean Romberg, Pham An, Mr. Char- les Lewis, Advisor, Middle Row: Mrs. Martha Buss, Advisor; Rudy Duke, Patricia Preble, Gail Rusher. Front Row: Dave Buss, Roberta Seibel, Bonnie Baker, Dorothy Lind- sey. Newman dlab (Bottom, L. to R.) Row 1: H. Burge, S. Boulden, L. Matulich, A. Adams. Row 2: D. Long, A. Becker, S. O ' Sullivan, G. Estrate, A. Carzoneri, G. Coa- mes, L. Hoglioni, G. Gosselin. Row 3: B. Gifford, J. Gietzen, R. Roso, C. Burge, M. Schultz, B. Roth, Joyce Monohan. Christian Science Club (Bottom, L. to R.) Row 1: T. Cooper, V. Bernouer, K. Elder. Row 2: L. Rood, Mr. Shaver, Mr. Barrett, M. Hood. I ' Vai K ' n ' KM Lambda Delta (Left to Right) Row 1 : D. Minson D. Dallbouf. Row 2: V. Session, Advisor; K. Coombe, B. Porter, G, Rusher, G. Boyd, Row 3: R. Caso R. Elvidge, V. Kregg, B. Smith. (L. to R.) B. Scarbough, C. Fredricks, C. Fredricks, W. Hiilmon, Dr. Peterson, D. Sandoval, L. Bray (President), D. Buss, Mr. Grierlen, L. Bohiem, Mr. Gaton, R. Dillman, R. Getty, E. Chang. Polyglots (L. to R.) Row 1: J. Hudson, J. Campbell, N. Owen. Row 2: M. Wolfe, L. Lorton, Mrs. Trueblood, Mrs. Lee. Row 3: C. Lopez, M. Jamieson, D. Kronquist, L. Reynolds, B. Seaton. Row 4: Mr. Shaver, Advisor; M. Devine, R. Sibiel. Sfjrity XH rty (k6oi6es Rapid technological changes in industry have pointed the way to the need for a completely new concept in Technical Education. The area of training that industry has indicated as its greatest need is that of the trained technician. The technician is equally trained in theory and practical appli- cation in the industrial processes. Orange Coast College, through the use of advisory com- nnittees made up of men who are well informed as to the needs of industry, is meeting this demand. The Technology division offers two opportunities for its students: the Vocational program emphasizing practical ap- plications in each industrial area, and the Technician ' s Cer- tificate program, emphasizing practical aspects and the technical-related information. The flexibility of the Orange Coast College Technical program in meeting the needs of Industry by the proper training of its graduates is helping to fill an important area in the industrial picture of Orange County. John Owens, Technology Coordinator - :■■ ' , 3?? v- . ' ■::«K m ■ ii f ' .u .■ Ti Qophmm T tckes Gary Green, Top Athlete of the Year, hurls a fast ball. Pirate Lloyd slides safe into third. Bob Chaney digs for home plate. Art Lagunas waves him on. f. Cc ' jrtesy Gairiner P;e ' tV m -M. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM (Left to right) Row 1; L. Anants, W. Wasinock, A. DeFrank, A. Lagunas, J. Rodarte, D. Sampson, B. Chaney, B. Thompson. Row 2: W. Pickens ICoach), M. Slagle, J. Baker, J. Loyd, V. Wiethorn, D. Sears, G. Green, J. Swiderski (Manaopri With eight returning lettermen from a strong .last year ' s squad, Coach Wendell Picken ' s 1959 baseballers sported a nine won, three loss record as of March 21. Returning hurlers Gary Green and Wally Wasinack led the Orange Coast pitching attack. At press time, Larry Avants led all batters with a .370 overage. John Loyd, Don Sears, and Bud Thompson were also swinging big bats for the Pirates. The growing number of aspirants brought forth the idea of a Farm Team thus these ball players can enjoy the gome and possibly work up to the Varsity. f ' - ' ym FARM TEAM (Left to Right) Row 1: R. Lamb, L. Gonzales, W. Wilson, E. Kreppel, B. Allen, J. Culbertson, R. Young. Row 2: L. Fisher (Coach), J. Small, E. Stephens, F. Coburn, J. McClure, L. Smith, B. Uebersetzig, R. Reece. ■ PtRATEslH (Left to Right] Row 1: G. Burns, W. Emory, J, Shomaker, J. Roy, J. Hosteller. Row 2: D. Hall, S. Keiner, D. Person, G. LaGreide, C. Ekman, M. Wilkins. Track and Cross Country i i i V ' Chico Ekman heaves a long shot. Doug Hall, Dodd Pearson. M Row 1: D. Usrey, J. Gilmour, D. Harshmarger, R. Johnson, B. Under- wood, D. Anderson, J. Arnold, E. Emery, W. Kawasaki, A. Winters (Assisfant Coach). Row 2: Mr. Irwin (Coach), D. Scott, D. Bowman, R. Bray, B. Mills, M. Goughan, ' B. Hurira, E. Koontz, R. Griesser, J. Buck, B. Von Hemert, P. Conoty (Manager). Sioimming A splashing good game of Water Polo. John Cunningham Eccentric Diver Water Polo Row 1: Bob Patterson, Raymond Bray. Row 2: Del Bowman, Noel Bigler, Bill Underwood, Ivan Umphenau. Row 3: Irvin Kinny, Jack Buck, Bill Mills, Dave Anderson, Tom Partlow, Barry Van Hemert. Row 4: Michael Munz, Art Winters, Jerry erg. Bill Jurika, Willie Lang, Ross Johnson, Gregory Lounz, Coach Irwin. Shell and Oar Girls .y| Front, Row 1, Left to Right: Mike Hall, Tom Tocahashi, Pete Gabbert, Paul Baptiste (Coach), Warren Lewis. Row 2; Ed Chang, Jeff Thomp- son, John Kratz, Denny Brown, John Cunning- ham, Jerry Shoffner, Ross Cunningham. Row 3; Tom Magee (Manager), Jay Moore, Derek McWhinney, Bill Hossfeld, Dean Bierbower, Bob Lindstrom, Roger Harley, Wayne Chase, Dave Vaughn, Bob Oltman. Front Row 1, Left to Right: D. Tonne, S. Swan- son, A. Cardin. Row 2: L. Rothfus, S. Briggs, C. Mayer, L. Foglizni, £. .f -1 Tennis B. Barber, G. Anich, S. Morf, B. Ralston, B. Porter, J. Goueytes, C. Logan, D. Ema, and M. Gegard (Coach). OCC tennis coach, Maurice Gerard, center, checks over the 1 30 prep entries for the Second Annual Orange County Invitational Tennis Tour- nament, assisted by Dennis Ema, left, and Bill Barber, of the OCC tennis team vi ' ho will assist Gerard in the tournament. Golf Sailing Row 1 : C. Johnson, W. Smith, C. Rowley, J. leahy, S. Peckham, D. Murphy, B. Cosillos, C. Keith, R. Rosso, Cooch. Dennis Murphy tees off. Ken Roberts Ties Up Ronny Wolfe L-R, Front Row: F. Hogle, R. Abramson, B. Snider, R. Mason. Row 2: R. Wolfe, L. Moore, B. Visser, K. Roberts. Row 3: S. Rebik, E. Thayer, D. Henderson, P. Conaty, B. Lownsbery, M. Munz, Coach D. Burehett. Judo Wrestling Roger Lake, Pieruigi Rossi, Ray Rideout, Ted Zitlan, Dick Wright. Seated: Bill Holden, David Andrews. Judo Instructor, Bill Holden Flips, David Andrews Intramural Sports A Girls Sport 1 i Dioing t. BoiDling Donna Clark selects her bowling ball. 1 (L. to R.): Haydee Saged, Tricia Johnson, Judy Bandick, Helen Hart. Tennis (Left to Right) Row 1; J. Coleman, J. Bandick, K. Case, T. Cooper, B. Gibbons, M. Jamieson, B. Quivey, H. Hart. Row 2: Mrs. Leonard (Advisor), D. Hirahara, M. Benz, T. Johnson, B. Morrison, B. Pedersen, A. Thornton, Sandy Eidem, S. Kines. Row 3: Miss Brool e (Advisor), S. Solot, S. Peters, R. Cozad, K. Fitzgerald, L. Wilson, B. Blaker, J. Thiele, F. Johnston. (Left to Right) J. Bandick, H. Sagud, H. Hart, D. Deraga, T. Johnson, M. Sullivan, P. Stultz, M. Metzinger, Mrs. Leonard (Advisor). iul Hockey Basketball Tennis SiDming Team (Left to Right) J. Jones, G. Holt, V. Bernauer, L. Wilson, K. Cose, B. Baker, R. Parnell, L. Stilwell. Baseball Team (Left to Rightl Row 1: D. Hirohcra, J. Bondick, S. Peters, D. Bowers. Row 2: Miss Brooke (Advisor), M. Jamieson, R. Parnell, M. Wolker, L. Woodson. 125 I ri (Will ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' iii ' i ' i ' ivi ' ' ' r. muffi ) ' No butts about it. Spring fever . iMttc I m s spring Activities Skin Diuers Dixieland Dandies Don Dorsey Ron Keck Joy Dickerson Jerry Johnson George Bates Vince Sonders (Left to Right) Row 1: Marshal Sullivan, Bob Patterson, Ron Allen. Row 2; Sue Pharris, Carolyn Simpkins, Barbara Cane, Arline Brodshaw, Sally Bane. Call Me Madam Kellee Schultz Call Me Madam Kellee Schultz portrays Mrs. Sally Adams, the lead character in Call Me Madam, a scintillating political satire on the Harry Truman administration. The musical, originally produced in 1952, was written by Lindsay and Crause. The musical score was done by Irving Berlin. 132 k k ■, 4M '  , .. . ' ■, Madame Ambassador, Kellee Scholtz awards medal to Lichtenburg Champion, Jeff Thomp- son. Lichtenburg Folk dancers. •« ■ 1 u Their Royal Highnesses, V It Peter Beltran, Barbara «- Coin, and Sally Adams, f Kellee Schultz. i i J i The Cast makes up Ambassadorial Sovoir Foire Kellee Shultz and Carl Lindstrom Princess Lorraine Kemp Sec. to the Ambassador, Rick Pearce Winnie (Freddie Lorenzen) • 4 4 « « u Pretty dancers entertain Am- bassador Sally ' s party guests. American Senators discuss 100 million Loan to Lichtenberg. Meet The Cast Vice Pres. Jack Chandler Treasurer Diane Wolfe Secretary Sally Bain 136 . -- Sophomore Officers ip . r ' 2nd Sem. Pres. Paul Jobin SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE Standing: Sue Pharris, Lucy Moore. Seated: Dona Torrance, Antoinette Dittrick. 137 Trophy Winners Agriculture Faculty Mr. Elgin Hall Mr. Richard Barrett Mr. Dean Burchett I t ' ■♦■ Fred Oelkers and Gary Logan run a hot O.C.C. .. .- Agriculture (Left to Right) Dale Berry, George McCarthy, Jack Britton. During the California State Fair held last September in Pomona the OCC Horticulture Judging Team won the First Place Trophy. FUTURE FARMERS Row 1 : E. Rowland, G. Jehu, G. McCarthy, G. Logan, J. Britton, J. Antle. Row 2: D. Burchet (Instruct or), B. Douglas, A. Griffith, D. Henderson, J. Shearn, E. Hein, J. Locker, B. Lantz, J. Jones, E. Hall (Instructor), R. Barrett. 1 V J. Belanger J. Gould B. Lantz G. McCarthy L. Rainire J. Chandler R. Holbrook R. Little R. Miller T. Remmers W. Coley R. Johnson G. Logan J. Moore E. Rowland M. Devine J. Jones L. Lueb M. Munz P. Tamura B. George W. Kastorff R. Martinez B. Nieblas R. Tyler J. Anders J. Austin P. Bailey I. Baiandran B. Barber J. Barl sdale M. Baugher S. Beck E. Bigelow B. Blaker W. Borum A. Bradshow L. Bray S. Briggs R. Brightman A. Boswell M. BrecHitel M. Brooks J. Cabell L. Cannon D. Carlson R. Casias J. Cherry A. Chisholm 140 L ,. .- J. Chong W Clous C. Crawford G. Crawford C. Crissman J. Cunningham E. Davis D. Dezonia D. Dorris H. Ekman J. Farwell R. Fleeman J. Fogelberg L. Fogliani J. Forster J. Foster R. Fuller B. Gorian R. Hall J. Hand T. Harvey R. Hawort J. Hermann T. Hill J. Hudson F. Johnson G. Johnson M. Johnson R. Johnson P. Koine E. Konegoe D. Kouffmon W. Kile P. Kilmer M. Kincaid J. Kirby L. Koerner M. Kono A. Logunas R. Logunas 141 W. Lamb A. Lane T. Lane H. Long G. Lorenz K. Lowe G. Mabee W. Maberi K. Mathis C. McBride S. McLean D. McWhinney F. Medelrus P. Meyer R. Michael D. Minson G. Morrison K. Nixon J. Oldenkamr S. Oquist J. Patterson E. Pope G. Pruitt D. Reynolds C. Rierson P. Rogerson E. Rohrig R. Ruvocava J. Samsen C. Sandison M. Sarni R. Sepulveda C. Shelly N. Shinoda C. Simpkins J. Skahill A. Smith R. St. Clair C. St. John N. Stolz Rowl: B. Mallioux, L. Fundum, L. Spong, K. Greenwold, Mr. Thomp- son. Row 2: Mr. Grimm, J. Roshak, J. Small, R. St. Clair, M. Mang, G. Morrison, S. Oquist, J. Hand. (Left to Right] Row 1: Mrs. D. Dal- las, Miss F. Lawrence, Miss C. Kas- perian. Miss F. Potter. Row 2: Mr. W. Jones, Mr. J. Grimm, Mr. C. Haley, Mr. C. Thompson. 142 J. Sylvester C. Tallman R. Tamura J. Teglia U D. Tonne J. Tyzbir L. Vaughan R. Visser J. Wada J. Weber H. Weiss J. Wetton D. Whitney F. Williamson J. Yancey G. Hubbard 143 Fine Applied Arts (Left to Right) Row 1: Mrs. M. Hutchinson, Mrs. M. Gradishar, Miss A. Rawchuck, Mrs. H. Bowman, Mrs. J. Becker. Row 2: Mr. H. Lownsbery, Mr. P. Cox, Mr. L. Scott, Mr. W. Payne. Row 3: Mr. R. R. Krieger, Mrs. Q. Anderson, Mr. C. Piner, Mr. J. Fitzgerald. I (Left to Right) Row I: J. Stephens, L. Pearman, D. Sarnoski. Row 2; L. Iredell, L. Guirol, M. Jamieson, D. Deraga. Row 3: W. Bonnett, A. Bonnett, C. Iverson, G. Massey, B. Piner (Advisor). Mr. Piner ' s art class t • «• • l . ' i G. Bagley A. Bahar R. Banuelo A. Bonnett E. Buck D. Butler C. Canedy R. Chaney J. Cochran D. Dady D. Duff R. Dungan R. Ettinger P. Fortney D. Gallant M. Godfrey B. Gufhrie G. Iwcshita M. Jurodo C. Layne B. Malcomb J. Mallard D. Martin A. Mayo R. Montoya T. Partlow R. Patterson M. Pearson D. Perkins B. Pigg R. Pollock A. Potts M. Ramirez W. Rodman H. Sandoval D. Shear M. Sullivan K. Wagner F. Woodworth R. Zimmerman ) o, A rt X 145 (L. to R.) Row 1: Miss C. Hamilton, Dr. G. Brown, Mr. J. Tomchak. Row 2: Mr. M. Eaton, Mr. F. Maclean, Mr. H. Panian, Mr. C. Nedoff. (L. to R.) Row 1: Mr. C. Warnick, Mr. R. Kest, Miss L. Dowlin, Miss F. Lawrence, Mrs. B. Grey, Mr. J. Benson. Row 2: tAr. E. Shaver, Mr. H. Parker, Mr. G. Davis, Mr. J. C. Berger, Mr. L. Scott, Mr. E. Rojas, Mr. V. Patterson. C. Anderson E. Chang T. Johnson L. Miller W. Tinz R. Apel G. Culverwel P. Kastorff B. Moores C. Tucker R. Bailey J. Emanuele W. Kawasaki M. Nevins R. Vincent L. Barker P. Grant J. Lamb R. Odenbreit D. Webster A. Becker T. Milliard C. Long R. Sandoval E. Wikanden P. Boos W, Hillman D. Ludi B. Stevens P. Wike L. Bristow J. Howard C. Megli A. Tavakoli R. Worthen 147 Learning how to prepare special hospital equipment for use is an important part of the vocational nursing program. Here Mrs. Betty Poole, left, OCC instructor, observes Mary Cook place the plastic tent over Dolores Oxendine, OCC vocational nursing stucJent. Vocational Nursing Vocational nursing students at Coast are being trained by the OCC vocational nursing faculty for hospital duty in medical and obstetrical fields and for positions in doctors ' offices and sanitariums. Pre-clinical training in the one-year course is received on the OCC campus. Clin- ical training is conducted by OCC vocational nursing staff at the extended campuses of the community hospitals. Care of infants is part of the training received by OCC vocational nursing students. From left, Helen Zechanowitsch, Bonnie Brink and Audrey Simmons. r Heart of the professional nursing program is on the Oronge Coast College campus. Student nurses who ore relaxing between classes ore, seated, from left, Barbara Freier, Roberta Cozad, Lynette Bristow, Virginia Vaughn and Judith Daiker. Standing, form left, Ardith Pearce, Linda Jo Miller and Ruth Vincent. Professional Nursing Pioneering in the new two-year professional nursing program, Orange Coast College offered the course for the first time this year. OCC has the responsibility of control over the program on its campus where the nursing students share learning and deevloping experiences with 2000 other students. Experience in natient-side care is received at the extended campuses of community hospitals under the direction of the OCC professional nursing faculty. At the extended campuses in the hosiptals, the professional nursing student at Orange Coast College learns patient-side care. Mrs. Mary Gradishar, OCC nursing instructor explains equipment to Maryls Wharton, Pat Lacy, Pat McLaughlin, Ruth Vincent and Mary Shedd. M. Adair J. Aguirre W. Albers R. Allen R. Allen D. Anderson J. Anderson J. Arnold P. Ashby E. Bain B. Baker C. Ballard W. Bollinger J. Bondick S. Bone O. Botes B. Beebe C. Bennet J. Bento T. Boone A. Boris H. Boster K. Breeding R Briggs J. Broka G. D. Brown J. Bumo B. Cain R. Cameron J. Campbell A. Cardirt R. Careagn E. Case N. Chomberlin N. Childs G. Chung M. Clegg A. Clemens J. Cochran J. Coleman B. Comstock P. Conoty C. Cozod D. Creed J. Crow R. Cunningham B. Curley J. Currie R. Dahill C. Dalton T. Dovey J. Davidson L. Day H. Deardorff B. Doner R. Downs 150 . ■- J. Duncan L. Duncan E. Dutro R. Eisner R. Estrada N. Faith H. Farrell L. Fischle K. Fitzgerald R. Floyd C. Frederick P. Gabbert J. Goueyte C. Graham G. Green P. Gross R. Hamilton M. Haraway C. Harris H. Hart R. Harvill J. Hazletl P. Heikes G. Herbertson B. Hoffman P. Holley L. Hunt B. Illingwort D. Isaacs P. Jobin D. Johnson I. Johnson K. Johnson L. Katnik R. Kawand S. Keiner J. Kimm K. Kron K. Lacefield J. Lawrence M. Lennie F. Lewis J. Lindsay G. Little F. Lorenzen S. Ludwig J. Lukitsch M. Lynes P. Lyttle J. MacDona G. Manio H. Mash L. Mattox J. Mayer A. McClellond M. McCulloch Liberal Arts 151 C. McCurry P. McDaniel H. McGuire J. McMasters T. McMasters B. McNair K. McNamara A. McTaggart D. Meredith L. Michel J. Mittricic F. Moor A. Morrow R. Myrehn S. O ' Sullivan I. Overton N. Owen J. Palmer R. Parnell R. Pea rce D. Penskofe C. Perkins G. Pesenti S. Pharris S. Phillips R. Reese N. Reynolds R. Rhodes M. Richards K. Roberts J. Romberg I. Rothfuss J. Rude!! D. Sagan G. Schaumbur K. Schult D. Sears B. Seaton T. Sering J. Severson S. Sharpness I. Siracus E. Stanley J. Stewart W. Stursber L. Sumners J. Sutherland S. Swanson D, Sweeney J. Tallackson F. Teel G. Thompson L, Thronson D. Torrance B. Underwood J. Van Dyke . .- ' . mm Courtesy Richards Market and Davis Brown Appliances Brick and mosaic work combine with contemporary styling to make the new OCC Home Economics Building one of the most up-to-date in the area. De- signed around a U-shape, the new build- ing houses six classrooms which face a brick patio. Each division of the building has been carefully equipped under the watchful eyes of Miss Anita Rawchuck and Mrs. Mina Harper Hutchison, home economics instructors. The new foods laboratory has seven individual kitchen units. Each section Is equipped with a stove, sink, garbage disposal, counter work space, cupboard and storage space. A combination washer-dryer, on oven, stove top and refrigerator are also available. Special feature of the department is a new elec- tronic oven. A clothing laboratory is also included. It holds units which have all necessary equipment for sewing, tailoring and fitting. Turquoise, moss greens and burnt or- ange with walnut woods and brick pan- eling are used to make the living room- classroom equally suitable for small classes or departmental entertainment and teas. The crafts laboratory is a combination lecture classroom and a room for the good grooming and interior decorating classes. It may also be used as an extra sewing room. Mrs. Lou Carr and Marcia Buchanan using the machines in their sevning doss. ♦W Judge Celia Young Baker Dedication ceremonies for the new Orange Coast College Home Economics Building were held Oct. 16, 1958. Judge Celia Young Baker of Huntington Beach conducted the ceremony in the new building. The dedication was held in conjunction with Parents ' Night, giving the commu- nity an opportunity to view the new facilities. 154 Tomiko Ueno serves tea to Sherry Slagle and Gail Moores in the new Home Economics hving center. The living room has a raised hearth, acoustic ceiling, walnut paneling. Bob Ettinger and Kenneth Breeding, students in the Men ' s Chef class, learn to use all of the new equipment. Tetarii Berge and Kathleen McClelland, home management students, prepare dinner in the cottage on campus where the girls live as an actual experience in management. Technology r — — — 1:1 ■ft a 1! - Bv X - 52 M m 1 - ' Q B ,-  ; ; ELECTRONICS CLUB Joe Law, George Odkers, Walter Yahn, Dale Benson, David Andrews, Roger Wanger, Henry Thomas, Dave McMillin, Warren Richards, Larry Beilin, James TegMa, Mr. Stanton, Jim Evans, Mr. McNeal, John MoquJn. ■ .- (Left to Right] Row 1 : Mr. W. Stanton, Mr. T. Sully, Mr. J. Owens, Mr. J. Buller, Mr. O. Taylor. Row 2: Mr. G. Guthrie, Mr. W. Ackerman, Mr. W. Mole, Mr. J. Potter, Mr. S. McNeal. D, Abramson R. Allen P. Anshutz K. Arsenaul F. Azarnia D. Berge W. Blackburn E. Bothne D. Boyle W. Bridges D. Brown W. Buchterkirch D. Buss D. Callahan N. Carpenter W. Clinch C. Coble J. Compton D. Cozad R. Crisp L. Cunningham D. Dalebout R. Davis L. Deatley R. Del Pup J. Dougal H. Early M. Ferry R. Fiske M. Ford C. Fredericks W. Freely A. Gietzen J. Gietzen R. G odbee 157 a . Vy D. Gomez R. Gould G. Green R. Greene W. Hagen R. Harley R. Hayward P. Hedoyat D. Hillyard W. Hinkle W. Holden C. Hurley C. Johnson T. Kaelin R. Kakuda D. Kasad S. King A. Kuska G. Lagreide L. Lake V. La Vertu J. Leachman J. Lenski J. Lepore C. Lindstrom M. Lippka B. Long J. Moccubbm D. Martinez J. McKee J. Mika J. Miller H. Mitchell N. Moen J. Moquin H. Moreno L. Mott M. Navarro J. Newburg G. Oelkers J. Otf D. Pagano R. Rawson E. Raxter E. Rice W. Richards C. Robb B. Rudaitis 158 . ■■■■-■ J. Rumsey J. Samse T. Sandifu D. Sarnoski R. Shay P. Shirley W. Sines B. Smith C. Smith P. Smith J. Snell B. Snider D. Stephen D. Stevens J. Stevenson D. Stewart D. Stokes J. Swiderski H. Thomas J. Thurston A. Tsuji F. Valdes R. Vanderpoc D. Vaughan D. Wachter D. Walker W. Walker B. Wanger R. Wanger G. White R. Wilson A. Winters G. Wolverton D. Zimmerman T. Zitlau Mr. Potters Building Trades class pours the foun- dation for an O.C.C. building. 159 (Left to Right) Row 1: Mr. J. Wylie, Jr., Mr. J. Warrington. Row 2: Mr. R. Norton, Mr. L. Meisemheimer, Mr. G. Ellis, Mr. M. Wright, Jr. Row 3: Mr. C. Lewis, Mr. L. Smith, Mr. H. Harper, Mr. S. Johnson, Mr. J. Pitton, Mr. B. Knechtel. DIVISION OF HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION [Left to Right) Row 1: Mr. G. Goodell, Mr. W. Pickens, Mr. S. Musseau, Mr. R. Rosso. Row 2: Miss S. Brool e, Mr. M. Gerard, Mr. A. Sawyer, Mrs. B. Barcl , Mrs. J. Leonard, Mr. A. Irwin. Surveying class set up a problem, Mr. Ellis checks the figures 162 L. -- I Ky d ' ' i % p. X. An V. Bateman J. Bean M. Bean W. Boggs G. Bridgman S. Bruton M. Burns L. Cclta N. Cloud B. Coldoff S. Coleman J. Cotterid R. Crossley E. Denniston R. Denniston R. Dillman P. Doane D. Dorkin D. Dorsey W. Ford T. Ferrara T. Funak A. Gabler L. Gallagher B. Gates H. Graham R. Griggs G. Hajeb N. Hennings J. Irwin S. Johnson A. Jonas R. Keck A. Kerr C. King T. Knowles C. Koivisto V. Larson W. Lee 163 D, Leroy H. Lobo C. Logan L. Lorton W. Manning R. Martin C. McLeod G. McRae C. Moody S. Moore R. Noah J. Patzke R. Perry G. Prodden G. Rice B. Roth L. Schouppner R. Schmen R. Seibel J. Shafer J. Shandrick A. Spongier E. Springer F. Stephenon J. Swonn J. Thompson R. Thronson J. Van Ornum T. Vedder T. Wahner J. Wallingford W. Wosinack G. White J. Whitman R. Williamson 164 . . ' ■ . ENGINEERS CLUB Row 1 : Larry Ribnick, Fernando Valdes, Harry Lewellyn, Marielle Van Thillo, Bruce Wanger, Roy Kakuda, Alan Kanase, Art Winter, Roger. Row 2; Mr. C. Lewis (ad- visor), Duanne Hepperle, Robert Allen, Daniel Turner, Ted Zitlou, Charles Crawford, Robert Godbee, David Smith, Duane Hillyard, David Pagano, Leonard Lorton, Richard Heide, Mr. G. Ellis (Advisor), Mr. C. Rockey (Advisor). Row 3: Richard Abrahamson, Mr. J. Wylie (Advisor), James Small, James Steinfeld, Walter Black- burn, Donald Kimple, Sven Pretorious, Bill Visser, Perry Shirley, Neil Moen, Robert Adams. FLICKERS CLUB [Left to Right) John Herrin, Don Franklin, Charles Hurley, F. McLean, Audio Vis. Dir. PIRATE PETROLEUM CLUB (Lefr to Right) Row 1: Max Bridges, Paul Lowson, Don Clift, Paul Booth, Paul Booth, Jerry Stanley. Row 2: George Guthrie (Instructor), William Smith, Dick Greene, Fred Azernia, Mike Herckt, Pete Weldon, Dave Callahan, Bill Akard, Dennis Cozad, Larry Basford. Row 3: Jack Gilmore, Joe Hart, John Seely, Mike Burns. ARCHAEOLOGY CLUB Walter Kawasaki, Wm. O. Payne (Advisor), Charles Norton Pete Conaty, Jon Cook. LIFE SCIENCE CLUB (Left to Right) Mr. Smith, J. Hudson, N. Hennings, P. Ashby, J. Hickman. A. Adams R. Allen N. Bahador M. Baugher D. Dady A. Dittrick D. Fectbereton D. Frederickson T. T. Fonaki L. Gardner D. Hawks J. Hill P. Jordan B. Jurika J. Loyd R. Martin L. Moore L. Mungerson H. Pauley L. Pauly D, Reynolds B. Ruvacava A. S. Siavash B. Settle D. Thomosson D. Vlastas, Jr. D. Walker E. Wallace D. Wilson L. Wilson H. Whitney W. Winterboth D. Wolfe W. Woods P. Yacoby P. Yarwood H. Young B. Yraceburn I ' rj Hi . ik S.ZM A ir ' ill 167 Barnacle Staff Printers ' ink and enthusiasm were evident in this year ' s Barnacle staff as they were led by second semester editor Rich Martin and first semester editor Rosann Rhodes. Miss Phyllis Jackson served as the new instructor-advisor for the staff and introduced a beginning journalism class designed to serve as a seminar for new students. Representatives of the staff participated in conferences at UCLA and Redlands. Martin, Miss Rhodes, Miss Jackson and Pham An attended a California National Publishers ' Association gath- ering in San Francisco. Bill Holden and Pete Conoty claimed photography awards for OCC at the Redlands meeting. Observing an editorial policy that directed suggestion and criticism at student government, the administration and student body, the year ended with the Barnacle having made as many enemies as friends. r- ;=;r ' =:- -u:. jr , V ' ,--. AAiss Phyllis Jackson, Advisor Rosann Rhodes 1 St Sem. Editor 2nd Sem. Editor Rich Martin . •« ' r« i 1 V ' Bill Holden Photo Editor Bob Careaga Adv. Editor Dolores Wilson Page 2 Ed. Phom An Page 3 Ed. Reporters: John Anderson Rich Rohweder Ron Getty Earl Gusfkey Pete Conaty Sports Ed. 169 f , fc ' - ' i- TfStk m ' m 9 5 k ' ;--: - ' Courtesy Bill Thomas Cameras sta Mesa, Loguna Beach, San Clements A Editor in Cliief Paul Fortney Myrna Pierson Page Layout Art Editor Bonnie Lloyd Asst. Art Ed. Peyton Reed Anita Becker Copy Layout 172 Art Advisor Mr. R. Krieger Dolores Wilson Club Group Coordinator Asst. Editor Ray AAontoya log -■ ' ■ ' 4 Bill Lownsbery Asst. Photo Editor Staff Rosann Rfiodes Copy Editor Janice Haynes Copy Editor H. C. Lownsbery Production Advisor K K y ill Holden Plioto Editor Bud Porter Photo Art Pham An Photo Pete Gabbert Photo VETS CLUB Row I : Eric Emery, Bruce Wagner, Jack Trott, Tim Smith, Rick Gerard, Tom Webster, Dan Sullivan. Row 2: Mr. Buller, Bill Thompson, Jim Stevens, FrecJ Thomas, John Tallackson, John Edmond. Row 3: James McDonald, John Wyman, Mike Troop. SPEECH CLUB Laurel Woodson, Rod Guillardi, Don Sullivan, Nancy Chambers, Mr. Virgil Sessions (Advisor), Diane Sagan, Linda Miller. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB (Left to Right) Row 1: K. Case (Secretary), L. Reynolds (Treas- urer), A. Ford, B. Stafford, N. Owens. Row 2: Mr. McClean, P. Soofi, P. An, D. Dohill (Vice President), D. Harvill (Presi- dent), T. Hiro, G. Gaston P. Conaty, A. Tavakovi, Mr. Panian, Mr. Phillips. J DRAMA CLUB Back Row: Freddy Lorenzen, Jerry Waldo. Front Row: Paul Jobin, David Emmes, Barbara Barnett. - ' - ■ -- ■ ' ■— ' i ' ' -« Administration 10 Agriculture 1 38- 1 39 AMS 20-21 Athletic Board 18 AWS 20-21 Band 100-102 Barnacle Staff 1 68- 1 69 Baseball 110-111 Basketball 78-83 Blue Book Ball 95 Board of Trustees 9 Business 140-143 Cameramen 169, 174 Campus Views 50-51 Cheerleaders 35, 84 Christmas Formal 90 Christmas Play, Amahl and the Night Visitors 91 Clubs 168 Counselors 11 Crew 116-117, 126-127 Division Page, Adminstration 6-7 Division Page, Fall Activities 22-23 Division Page, Spring Activities 106-107 Division Page, Winter Activities 76-77 Drill Team 37 Eastern Conference Dance 98 Fall Activities 38 Fall Play, Macbeth 46-49 Fashion Show, Coed 97 Fine and Applied Arts 144-147 Football 24-31 Freshman Officers 52-53 Freshman Pictures 54-75 Girls ' Sports 1 22- 1 25 Glee Clubs 102-103 Golf 118 Half Time Activities 32 Half Time Activities, Director of 33-34 Hobo Party 40-41 Homecoming Queen 42 Homecoming Princesses 43 Home Economics 153-155 Honor Clubs 104-105 Intramural Sports 120-121 Interclub Council 17 Judo 119 Liberal Arts 1 50- 1 52 Log Staff 172-173 Masquerade Ball 99 Majorettes 37 Night School 11 Nursing 148-149 Peterson, Dr 8 Pep Club 33-34 Picture Page 1 Pin-ups 92-93 Play Night 44-45, 99 Post Game Dance 45 Registration 12-13 Sailing 118 Secretaries 10 Shell and Oar 126-127 Sophomore Officers 136-137 Sophomore Pictures 163-164, 167 Spring Activities 128-131 Spring Play, Call Me Madam 132-135 Student Body President 14 Student Council 15-18 Swimming 114 Table of Contents 4-5 Talent Show 87 Technology 1 56- 1 62 Tennis 116-117 Title Page 2-3 Track 112-113 Transfers 165-166 Valentine Formal 96 Water Polo 115 Winter Activities 86 Wrestling 119 175 176 -• ■ ' ' Cjnomer LJ. 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