Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1949 volume:

rr PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF GEORGE PEPPERDINE COLLEGE LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA SYLVIA PAIOUYAN........Editor EUNICE WELLS.......Art Editor HANSON WILLIAMS . . . Photographer t invites you... to reminisce with DOLORES At the crossroads of the campus stands Dolores, the intermediary in the exchange of smiles and greetings, the pacifist of test-tattered nerves, a mecca for the dreamer, thinker, and aesthete, a character in the drama of college life. Now for a while she will leave her pedestal to tell you a story—a story of a year you spent at Pepperdine College. So relax and listen carefully as she begins . . . DOLORES: First I'll create an atmosphere of beauty and contentment by recalling to your mind a campus nestled in the heart of the growing City of Los Angeles. And then I'll tell you about . . . THE MOLDERS OF OUR FAME THE HOUR OF WORSHIP THOSE WHO LED AND SERVED YOU - THE STUDENTS LIGHT MOMENTS THE STAGE THE WORLD OF SPORTS BUSINESS FRIENDS THE DIRECTORY OF STUDENTS tARl WARREN Governor of Cotifornio PIONEERS OF OUR TIME You are fortunate in that you have had the advantage of the environment provided here at George Pepperdine College. This college exists today and this fine training of your hearts and minds has been possible—because there are men who, like George Pepperdine, have recognized the challenge of the times and have made their response to it. He has founded and nurtured this college, has seen it develop and expand in his own lifetime. It is a comparatively new college, and in founding it George Pepperdine has shown that there can be pioneers in all fields at all times. Here in California we love the tradition of the men of energy and spirit who pioneered our state. Your founder is of that tradition. And may you also have the energy and spirit of the pioneer in whatever field of life you enter. Governor Earl Warren in Commencement Address at the College June 6, 1948 6 A MAN'S DREAM Once upon o time a man had a dream ... a dream of a college that would exemplify the virtues of honesty, hard work, tolerance, selfless service, faith in the brotherhood of all mankind. That man was George Pepperdine. His dream became a reality and grew into a bustling community of 1600 citizens. You are a part of that reality, and also of the dream—for with each passing year comes a fuller realization of our Founder's dream. As you strolled about the campus you saw no ivy-covered walls, but the refreshing, clean-cut lines of sky-blue, modern buildings. In this setting you pursued your studies in science, history, English, art, and many other Fields. I THE MOLDERS OF OUR FAME I know ihem oil. They ore learned men and women who follow much ♦he same pursuits as you. I know because I've heard them laugh and joke and seen them on their way to the Oasis for coke or tea. I've seen them sit by my pool to meditate, and I've noticed the look of perplexity which seems to say so much to do, and so little time! I know them as men who have made a common cause with earnest students. You remember them as likeable persons ... as your friends. OR. AND MRS. HUGH M. TINER THE PRESIDENT You remember a man of great enthusiasm for everything connected with his college . . . sports, the arts, the classroom; a man who traveled far and wide for your interests and for mankind; a man who believed in One World and was a fighter for the United Nations. CATHERINE HOUOWAY Cl ARK Secretary 1o the Proficient . . . o imilc for everyone EVA DAVIS MARRElt Secretory to the Deon . olwoyj reody to oid you THE DEAN His gentleness and understanding impressed you from the first introduction to your college dean, a nationally known psychologist. You were inspired by his dynamic lectures with their profound yet practical ideas; in informal conference you found him to be your understanding friend. OR. £. V. POlllAS ROBERT 8ROADUS llbrorion THEIR EMMA DRAGER � nd IRENE ESTES Dean of Men'i Office PEARL WARD and AVIS PEARSON library SERVICE WAS YOUR GUIDANCE AND INSPIRATION BETTY BEASIEY JEAN OISEN WAITER KING Aitiifont Book Stoie Manager Dietitian Ajtiitont Businets Monoger BACKDROP TO A GOOD WIlllAM I. AUEN College Phyjieion NEtl TRAYIOR Switchboard Operator ROWENA 8ENSON and MARY EllEN HARDMAN Nurtet EDWINA WILSON ond SUSIE SHERRILL Director of Women Dormitory OLIVE SNYDER Houte Mother of Boxter Holl DONNA FRIEBERTSHAUSER A i tont Audio-Viiuol Director PERFORMANCE BURR ANTHONY Ticket Monoger BOBBIE GRIMSLEY ond MARGARET HOUSER Moiling Room Clerk ond Supervitor CRAWFORD HOUSER and MARY S. PHELPS Accountant ond Bookkeeper Robert W. King, director of News Service, was the man behind the scenes whose job was to advertise the school and keep the press informed of Pepperdine activities which were of public interest. Olaf Tegncr, Graduate Manager - perhaps you were in one of his history classes or received a letter with his signature inviting you to join the Alumni Association. of which he was executive secretary. « The College Book Store YOU NEEDED A BOOK... OR A LETTER FROM HOME Peoil Mortholl dlitriboted the moil—you hoonted the boxe� EUGENE WHITE Mnod o thv Department ART This year the Art Department was able to offer for the first time a special secondary credential to prospective teachers in the field of art. With classes in the Fine Arts Building, art majors studied painting, sculpture, architecture, ceramics, interior decorating, designing. MARY JANE HAOEN RUTH IANGFORD VICTORIA COUCHMAN I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Graduating business majors received degrees of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in the fields of accounting, secretarial science, business education, and economics. The year marked the granting of the first special secondary teaching credentials in business education. J. D. FENN Mood of rhe OepoMment MRS. FENN EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Preparing for work a$ teachers, personnel directors, social workers, and specialists in other professions, majors in education and psychology comprised one of the largest groups in any field of study at Pepperdine. New to the department this year were Dr. Hogan and Mr. Dreger. IONNIE T. VANDERVEER RUSSEU A. IEWIS FRANCES J. EAStEY Head of Inc Dcponmonl RICHARD A HOGAN EARt V. PUUIAS RAIPH M. DREGER Upper left: J, Homon Campbell. Center. Hermon Wilton. Right; Rota I. Smith, lower left Henrietta Horner. Comer: J. Eddie Wcemi Right: Hubert E Hall ENGLISH A foundation in basic grammar, an appreciation of the crafty Shakespeare, a sidelong glance at Chaucer, or a perusal of the best in American and English literature . . . these were the offerings of the English Department. WADE RUBY Head o! the Deportment • « WREATMY AIKEN M od of th. Deportment HOME ECONOMICS To build a better home for a better tomorrow ... to acquaint the prospective homemaker and home economics technician with the problems connected with the family, the household, and the home . . . the Home Economics Department offered courses in dietetics, adult education, institutional management, nursery school work, clothing, and cookery. Top IOUISE B. CORRAl Center ElEANOR H. BROADUS Bottom: DINAH S. BAKER JAMES NOGUER VEtMA R. WEST WIlllAM N. STIVERS HUBERT G. DERRICK LANGUAGES Foremost among the objectives of the department was to make a contribution to world peace by de veloping in the student a spirit of international sympathy and good will through the study of other peoples, their languages, and their literature. The department offered seven languages. DEDERICH NAVAll Head of the Department MRS NAVAll MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES EARl C. REX ETHEL E EWY ELMER W. GRIMES JOHN W. STALLINGS Laboratory work and class lectures which encouraged open-mindedness and inspired a diligent search for truth on all subjects were found in the Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. Increased enrollment of science students mirrored the growth of scientific interest and discoveries in our atomic age. GEORGE CAMPBELL PAUL A. HIGH8Y I K HEII Hilt VERNON ROBINSON WARY K PHILIPS MUSIC To encourage an appreciation for music, to afford oil students opportunity for musical expression, to provide instruction for those with special abilities—these were purposes of the Music Department. With a great variety of courses, the department attracted both major and layman, and its influence was felt by almost every student in the college. PHYSICAL EDUCATION A. O DUER Heod of the Doporfment Belief that a healthy person is a happy person was a guiding principle in the Physical Education Department. Striving for sportsmanship and team work, as well as individual skill, the department again turned out good athletic teams. Of great import was the authority given the department to issue the special secondary teaching credential in physical education. Upprr left: Eleanor O'Neal, Center! Robert I. Dowell. Right. Tillmon Moll, lower loll: Shan Denijton, Center: Gordon MeEathron. Right: Mary V. Page. ■RANK PACK RELIGION To build faith in God and to demonstrate that Christianity is the best life—those aims were vital in the Religion Department. Offering work leading to the Master of Arts degree, it was the only department operating a Graduate Division. In undergraduate work it contacted every student with its excellent Bible survey course, Religion 5ABC. w. B. WfST. JR. Head of the Deportment MAXINE MATHEWS RAYMOND C SIMPSON JOSEPH STANLEY GEORGE 8 MANGOLD JUADINA STALLINGS KENNETH HAHN GORDON HAHN SAMUEL H. LEGER WOODROW C. WHITTEN Hcod of Ihf Department SOCIAL SCIENCES To keep the student well informed in on ever-changing world, the Social Sciences Department put special emphasis upon international relations. To teach history and social studies with a world perspective was one of its goals. SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ART Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounc'd it to you, trippingly on the tongue . . . Suit the action to the word, the word to the action. A better conversationalist, a better expression of ideas, a polished speaker, a development of acting abilities-these were products of the Speech and Dramatic Art Department. JAMES D. YOUNG Head of the Deportment OPAL MOTfER EMMETT IONG GLADYS DAVIS THE HOUR OF WORSHIP Looking bock over the year at Pepperdine, you remember few traditions. You rather felt that our school was too young to have established many iron-clad customs, or that our modern setting did not easily lend itself to convention. But you do remember one . . . CHAPEL . . . the heart of the Pepperdine spirit. An hour when the campus became quiet to worship our Creator. An hour of sharing together . . . announcements, music, informative speakers, student programs ... a memorable tradition of Christian living. More things are wrought hi prayer Than this world dreams of. —Tennyson THOSE WHO LED AND I i 1 f The campus was a little world all its own. It was a world of organizations, of leaders and planners ... of you, and you . . . and you. You were a cooperative group. You elected students whom you felt would serve you best as your leaders. You were a busy group. You fostered and cultivated many academic and cultural organizations. You were a tolerant group. You believed with Milton that, They also serve who only stand and wait. Ernie Corbovgh, pretident of Anotioled Slvdentt . . . He woi o leodtr of Itodcr . U D E N T ttft to right id Roginton, viceprerident; Shirley McBride, leoetoty: Bob Young, editor of the Grophic; Sylrio Palouyon, editor of the Promenode. Clou ptoidenlt, I fl lo ighl: lloyd Mogoo, fie� hmon; Poul Pony. jufliot; Sterling Fox. icnior; jock Crouley. tophomo o. ' GOVERNMENT Leading the largest student body in Pepperdine history, the student board experienced o most successful and pleasant year of student government. The nine members—three elected student body officers, four class presidents, and the editors of the Graphic and Promenade— were responsible for choosing capable students to serve on the Campus Life Committees. The board met weekly to discuss student problems and to forward recommendations to the administration on matters concerning the entire student body. During the spring term the board sponsored a successful Leadership Clinic. ACTIVITIES FINE ARTS Jock Wright, choirmon; Wolt Swoitt, Noreen Northcutl, Warren Nelion, Rolph Beoiley, Bob Biggert. Moxine BanJon, Nellc Kerchevilte. Boyord Borlley. chairman. CAMPUS LIFE ( STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Bob Vert, Almo Hernion, choirmon; Roby Williomi. PUBLICATIONS Ooog Spaulding, Gerry Settle, chairman. CAMPUS BEAUTIFICATION Dee Kaoder, Betty Wilburn, Twilo Shipp, Reuben Holguin, choirmon. RELIGIOUS LIFE SOCIAL Dick Truxlon. Irving Milchcock. choirmon; Jon Archer. Bill fr« . Jock Uvitt, Tommy Toylor, Jim McGlodd«ry, Den Golden. Verno Roe Morrill, Ed Roginion. Uodent boord repreientotive; Chorl � Gillen. Dolorei Pinkert, Warren Branscum. chairman M M I T T E E S The Campus Life Committees, corresponding to faculty committees, had as their principal functions the improvement of campus life and the establishment of better understanding and cooperation among the students and faculty. These committees worked together in such a way as to bring about a happier and closer companionship between students and faculty. C O STERLING FOX WARREN BRANSCUM SAM TRAVIS ERNIE CARBAUGH EO ROGINSON SHIRIEV McBRIOE DARWIN HORN ANNA LOU THOMPSON BARNEY BARNHART DENE GOLDEN WHO’S WHO This year seventeen Pepperdiners were awarded membership in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Considered the highest of honors in college circles, selections were based on service, scholastic achievement, character, campus devotion, and leadership abilities. PAUL PERRY SYLVIA PALOUYAN BOB YOUNG AVIS BUZOLICH 8111 FENSKE VIRGINIA BOLLOTTE CLYDE GRIffIN From row: Sylvio Polooyon, Anno 8ockcmohle. Virginio Bollotl . Jon Archer, Seth Pollrick, Avi Bvrolich. Mory Knopp. Eunice Well Second row Moxin Bon ton. Dee tCouder. Jeon Etlinger, Pot Medley. Mory Phillip , ipontor. Anna loo Thomp� on, Marie Former, llo Flinn, Betty W.lbom. Wondo Herrmonn, Nell Traylor, Virginia Fore. Bock row: Katherine Nielien. Shirley McBride, Morjorie Molt, Morjorie Jock , loroe lone. ALPHA GAMMA Alpho Gommoi nt©rtoined the Knights at an informal Howoiion dinner. Alpha Gamma, honorary and service club for women, performed many useful and unheralded tasks on the campus. Ushering for concerts and school programs, decorating the dining hall, sponsoring the Smorgasbord and Melting Pot banquets were only a few of the many services performed by these worthy women. KNIGHTS The Knights, brother organization to Alpha Gamma, served the student body humbly and loyally—ushered at all major programs in the main auditorium, sponsored clothing drive by charging admission price of one article of clothing for an evening of movie cartoons. Other Knight activities of a busy year included a stag dinner, steak fry honoring the Alpha Gammas, and the annual banquet. Om Pulllos ond Tiner, with Nick Burolich, served os Knights sponsor. Silting: Darwin Horn, Irving Hitchcock, Jock Wright. Sondy Sanderson, Barney 8ornhort. Terry Bell, Ernie Corbough, Gil Aso, Howard Privet!. Standing: John Scofinos, Edgar Mitchell, Mort Cooper, Bob Young. Ed Roginson, Sam Travis, flash lewis. Paul Perry, Ralph Beasley, Norm Slillwoll, Jim McGloddcry, Slotting Fox, Jock Crossley ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS AWS was founded two years ago to promote the spirit of unity among the women students. Every woman student enrolled at Pepperdine is a member. During the year interesting socials and informative speakers were presented by the organization. The culminating event of the year was a formal banquet at which recognition was given to the outstanding women of each department. I DORIS SQUIRE Sponsor ond Advisor of AWS M � Oorolhy Wade, Red Cron woik ', Koy filipotrick, iludent; Mory K, Oamion, Red Cion repreientofive. Borney Bornhorf, proiid nl Directed by Barney Barnhart, the GPC Red Cross chapter maintained its record of being one of the most active clubs on the campus and also among Southern California college chapters. Members gave generously of their time to fund campaigns, blood drives, hospital parties, home nursing, and other production projects. RED CROSS From row Yolo Moo DeGroue, Vorno Ra Morrill, Jcrrie Hufloker, Jockie Bird, Noney Allen, Brily Smith. Botk row: Borbaro Simmom. Morgoret Porker. Borney 8orn-horl, John Bowlev, Pool Perry, Nenie Grieve. Belly Johnjon Silling- loverne Robortt, Tolilho Calvin, Ruby Williomj. Standing Jeon Etlinger, Mr . Soiie Sherrill, Verna Roe Morrill, Mr . Edwino Wiljon, Oolarev Pinker), foy Welly. DORMITORY Ter'Y g«.||, 6i«l Booac. £� n o Ccbo . Cco h Wo- Oort. � � OHV S— Bo ,„hor.. 0“’'idtO,, Providing you with Fridoy morning reading material was the responsibility of Bob Young and his staff. For a well-balanced news sheet, and one which won recognition from the Western College Association for its fostering of international interest and good will, much credit is due its editor. Editor Young, a former business manager of the Graphic, was selected for membership in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, and was active on the Student Board and with the Knights. Don Moicn woi kept busy oil yoar at ottittont jporti editor 8IU ROBERTSON, Feolurc Editor JACK WltBER, Sporti Editor AIVERNA MIllER, Auijtont Editor THE GRAPHIC Bill Roberlion, John lucke, Bob Young, Don Moicn, Woll Simpion, Alverno Miller ot work in office of the Graphic. Other! who contributed to the tucceii of the paper were: Bill Fcnike, Bob Folden, Gene Taylor, George Briggt. Signo Roiwoll, Boird Sommon), Duane Shermon. Prom+nod $lof?.- Virginio Murphy, Jock.e Bird. Belly Wilburn, Edgor Mitchell, Eunice Welle, Horvey Holt, Jerri Huffoker, Pout Perry, Froncee Gorner. Polouyon. editor, icoling photogropht for Ihe engrover. Getting my story to you on time kept Editor Polouyon busy many months coordinating her staff, drawing the lay-out, making appointments with campus personalities, meeting deadlines with engravers, printers, and binders, and maintaining her famous tradition of smiling friendliness. Keeping up with studies, student board activities, duties of an Alpha Gamma, and the responsibilities of a senior made Sylvia a very busy person indeed! PROMEI Publishing Promenade 1949 was the combined job of editors, photographers, copy writers, advertising salesmen, and other student helpers, as well as R. W. King, faculty advisor of publications. They labored hard and enjoyed every moment. They felt they were working with art. They conceived it—that was poetry; they formed it— that was sculpture; they photographed and drew it—that was painting; they made you its people—and that was living drama. Wherein they succeeded, you will find enjoyment; wherein they failed, they ask your kindness. lENADE FOR ’49 I At right, lop to botlomi Euni Weill ...... Art Editor Honion Williamt .... Phologropher Harvey Holt .... literary Editor Pool Ptrty . Advertiiing Manager I PI KAPPA DELTA Pi Kappa Delta, national honorary speech fraternity, was directed by the capable speoker and doboter, Mary Knapp. Outstanding social event for the club was the barbecue at Palos Verdes. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB IRC continued to be one of the most active clubs on the campus and increased its membership to some sixty students. Besides its bi-weekly forums, the club attended the Regional IRC Conference at Santa Ana, sent a representative to the Denver IRC Conference, and sponsored the World Student Service Fund drive. Silting. Pol Medley. Jeon {(linger. Anno Bockemohle, Mory Knopp. Gerry Settle, Worren Branicum, Don Hutchinson. Standing Don Patton, Gene toylor. Bill lewii, Howord Privet!. Roymond Simplon, Jomet D. Young, Robert Broodut. {mmell tong, Herman Wilion. Chorlei McColliiter front row: lorroine Pormelee, Connie Hubbard, Corlene Clark. Mox Gilbert, Bill fenske. Min Maxine Mothewi, tponior; Harvey Holt, Doug Still. Second row: Chorlei Pormelee, Bob Hubbord, lei londin, Randall Riidon, Solly Harrell, Bob MacDonald, Morilee Barrett. Mm. t Still, Jim Cuitard, Cecilia Schenk, Mr� . R Folden, lorroine Pemberton, {lien Wolff. Myrtle Muck Back row: Oick Truxlon, Mrt Mox Gilbert. Horry SocKt, George Niedermonn, Art Garriion, Jock Voigt, Horold Burk, lovern Chriitionsen, Eleanor Smith. Bob Folden, Terry Donielt. -h - Sitting: Mary Knopp. It«n« Soro . Anno Bockemohle. Jerry l Mo«ter. Stond.ng Bee Morten en. lorroina lorouti . Alfred Count . Mitchell Atlo� . tome 0 Young, John Williom . Dorothy Miller. PI EPSILON DELTA Pi Epsilon Delia, national drama fraternity, chose its members for their outstanding dramatic abilities and accomplishments. Professional dromotic ort was their interest. BLACKFRIARS Busy as usual, the Blackfriars took as their outstanding project the improvement of the little auditorium, where the group presented a series of one-act ploys. The annual waffle supper was among the social highlights of the year. Silling: Howord Privell, Carry Salllo, Anno Bockemohle, John William . Alice Pell.grew. Bob Verl. Slonding Corolyn Hunter, Mory Knopp, Alfred Count . Jim Dunlap, Jconette Bowman, Jerry IrMotler, Mitchell Alla . Dorothy Millar, MoRee Williom , Barnard Wieiel front row Virginlo 80II0M . G rry Sctllo. Kothcrin. Ni li«n. lav«rn« Roberti. Jeon Helmick. Corlo Toylor. Bock r°w: Allon r' d Yunorl. Ernie Carbough, Sigfrid Muller. Elmer Maxell, Jock Porli Sitting: lorroine Pemberton. Ellen Wolff. Myrtle Muck. Corlene Clark, Elizabeth Slarrow, Betty Holton, Corel Clegg Standing: Irving Richordion. Morcellno Rlero, Jamei Croig, Chuck Pierre, Jomei Noguer, sponsor; Rodrigo Allmann, Chuck Moyr. POLYGRAMMATIC SOCIETY Honorary scholarship club, the Polygrammatic Society issued each quarter a certificate of recognition to the most outstanding members of each department. The club investigated the possibilities of installing an “honor system at Pepperdine. SPANISH CLUB Spanish club members sponsored the spring term Spanish banquet. To promote interest in and friendship with our Latin-American neighbors was the aim of the club. I I HOME EC CLUB The Home Economics Club, besides giving club dinners ond banquets, sponsored several projects to raise funds for o home ec scholarship to be awarded to on international student. MATH-SCIENCE CLUB During the year Math-Science Club members had a busy schedule visiting several points of interest, among them Mt. Polo-mar, Federal Food ond Drug Agency, Lockheed Aircraft, General Electric and Westinghouse plants. Front row Neiii Grieve. Dee Groat. Delight Morihmon. leonci Whit , Jane Ar her. Froncet Garner, larue ton . Second row: Poulin ZinjmoUer. Clarissa Williom� . Poola Felder. Dolores Doron. Morgoret Porker, Marilyn Cummings, Elsie Coburn Bock row: Peo'l Marshall, Beverly low. Borbi Wotson. Cothy tocy. Mory Jo Fowler. Virginia Smith, louren Coldwell Front tow: Jock Paris, Min Ethel Ewy. Tolitho Calvin, Pol Hotkey, loverne Roberts, Mr. Elmer Grimes Bock row: Fred Yunori, Bob Toylor. Harold Hoflmon, Mr Earl Re , Cliff S«ger� trom, Walter Kornes. Oon Rotwgrm, Allen Hime� , Mr, George Campbell. front row: Phyllis Conner. Sharon Wallace, Dene Golden, B. J. Thompson, Ruth Beatty. Second row: Dolores Pinkerl, Dolores Doran, leona limirion, Beverly Benson, Dolores Mintie. Third row: Marvin Kennedy. Jock levitt. Bill Ketelson, Bill Edson, Tore Johnson fourth row: Betty Jameson. B, R Willioms, Joyce Dashnow, Duane Butler, George Hoff, Ed Hasson. Bock row: Bud Doshnaw, Virginia McBride. Duane Sherman. Boyord Bartley, Keith Dolan, Pool Perry, Baird Sammons, Bill Averill, Vlodimir Fejtek, Joe Morris, Joe Boffa The Ski Club, one of the largest and most energetic clubs on compus, was founded last year by Bud Dashnaw, an Eastern ski champ from Lake Placid, New York. Winter week-ends were spent at the club's own government-leased ski fields on Mt. Waterman. Main Purpose of Alpha Rho Tau, campus art club, was to promote interest in art at Pepperdine. The club visited art exhibits and galleries in the Los Angeles area. ALPHA RHO TAU front row: Dole Minos, Bill Willioms. Arthur Bulrico, Danny Post Second row: Margaretle Walter, Barbie Wotson, Pal Hines, Cathy lacy, Pearl Marshall, Arnold Walter, Miss Mary Jane Haden, sponsor; Carol Clegg, Eliiobeth Molak, Joan Weesies. Irving Richardson. Marilyn Williams, Bruce Goudinoer. Back row: Pot Beck, Harold 8urk. Front row Morvyl Ho� o, MoRee W.lliomt, Vetno Roe Morrill. Second row: Norma Davit. Joon Mohn, Jerrie Hufloker, Mitt Marguerile Walk , notional pretident; Modie Hohener. Mary Phillipt. Rock row. Morgoret Keith, Mrt. liner. Or liner, M Hill. Mrt. Squire. Dr. Squire, tpontort o the group. Movine Banton. Mu Phi Epsilon, national music sorority, started its Epsilon Eta chapter on the Pepperdine campus this year. Membership was open to music majors who qualified in musicianship, scholarship, character, and personality. One of the first projects of the chapter was to offer a music scholarship. TROUBADOURS MU PHI EPSILON Founded in 1948, the Troubadours had as their purpose the promotion of a greater appreciation of music among the students. Each quarter the club donated phonograph records to the library as a special project. Sitting Dori� Conley. Vanito King. Verno Roe Morrill, Mr. Neil Hill, tponior; tlto Smith. Joon Mohn. Morvyl Moven. Moiine Bonton. Standing: Hermon Holier, Bob Snyder. John Forruggio, Mott Cooper, Bill E� te� . Joe Boffo. Bob Vert. THE STUDENTS And now let's talk about YOU ... os students. You were young . . . you were older; you were veterans . . . you were just out of high school; you were gay . . . you were serious; you were lazy . . . you were industrious; you were realists . . . you were dreamers; you were Republicans . . . you were Democrats. You were local . . . national . . . international; you came from thirty-nine states . . . two territories . . . sixteen foreign countries; you came from Anaheim or New York City . . . Elk Horn, Iowa, or Oklawaha, Florida . . . Honolulu or Prague, Czechoslovakia. College was your life for one . . . two . . . three ... or four years. At the head of the largest graduating class in school history was Sterling Fox. His position entailed a great deal of labor in initiating graduation protocol . . . selecting baccalaureate and commencement speakers, ordering graduation announcements and class rings, and selecting an appropriate class gift. In addition to class duties. President Fox served on the student board, with the Knights, and as an officer of Phi Beta Chi. I FORTY-NINERS Other clou officer were Ken Dovidton. K«o� v( r; Sidney Corlyle. secretory; Woyne Socked, � icepre «dent t I JOHN P ASHIEY luiin ii Ailm.nKlie.liim RAYMOND G. AZAR hutin.w Atlr iini trntiim MIICMELl J. AUAS S ntth GllBERI C. ASA i'AyiAwf i'lliMirtiof ElENO D. ANNAGUAY IliiliHv WIlllAM J BABER .tfntDfu”) -I'.'yt'hi'UiY'V VICTOR W. BAIRD t'.ilnralim- P NORMAN O. 8AKER Kimwii Atlrii� i tnttiou RAIPH E BAKER Aclminiiltation HERBERT K BALDWIN llltfntu WIUIAM BARNES. JR. Ht unt n WnMniilrslliw DOROTHY I. BARRETT liliuollon WIUIAM W. BASS P yiMi fv WIUMENA I BAYS SiKi'rt! Si'Jriwv ROBERT 8EDORE i ON GREATER HEIGHTS ( 4 R. THOMAS BEOORE Phyyical . uni Toti TERREll A. Bill VipxVW l'.ilit nUim JOHN E. BERING I iluriUUin PA'jYhiiloSt] VIRGINIA M BOllOTE WARREN K. BRANSCUM Mueation-Pu Kholoaf $ n:ud Stitutv r THOMAS F. BRESEE Phvitcttl Education EUGENE J. BRIGGS Social Science GEORGE I. BRIGGS Uuitc BRYAN S. BROWN lliihny, Religion ROBERT F. BROWN Rtulneu Mndnlitralicm WARREN R BROWN Accounting ROBERT G. BRUCE Nuiiik-m ilrfniiiiiMim JAMES J. BUODEU EngUth HERBERT J. BULIARO 11 emu- EccmmiiH t CAROLE I. BURCKMAITER Education ARTHUR G. BURSCH It i f«lry IRVING f BURSCH JTmiiwtT Ar miJiurroflon OLIVE E. BUTLER Mu etc AVIS D. BUZOLICH Education ERNEST I. CARBAUGH EojdwtosCV I FORTY- NINERS ROBERT E CARlBERG SIDNEY M CARIYIE Kitnntikm-rw u n v ElBERT G CARNAHAN nI I lIlKOlU ROY P. CARPENTER ; iIi.oiikt. - OEON M CARRICO Vnlurnl N«� n.. MARION A. CARTER k . . ... .. i.f.iiiiijiffiifrt'ii WIlllAM T. CARTY I'huI BERNARD C. CHAPMAN II JOHN S. CHARlES Vufiimf S. KHf CARlENE ClARK IIMntv ROBERT H. CIA« ( i, v OOHMO; CMg, JACK H. ClAYTOR Jlwwii. ii Mutation ROBERT W CONSTANT HutTUMI .A JwiiM «lfurir ii ANN CRAIG E'Juriition rtvi'TwWjiv ROBERT S. CRAWFORD flrjnnro AtiminltfrtUloH JO ANN CUNNINGHAM SoeMom YOIA MAY DcGRASSE JUliahm JAMES R. CRUMP PtycJioloy.'j JOHN 8. DAITON Hiimui-u Ailr nniitriitinn GIIBERT C DIMETRAl (TJillftMfPn - I'whriloz’j S. KENNETH DAVIDSON RnunrH Attnwuilrolinn ROBERT M. DRUMMOND Nortiif Science GERALD G. ELMORE JilillVli'lt .AiJmi infrilfiVm JAMES DUNLAP JiiiiiruMt AilminiitraUrrn ORVILLE O. ERDMANN F.tt ttmlicm—Piychotoyv ROBLEY D. EVANS Spcialow WILLIAM O ERWIN Ptycholoev WILLIAM f. FENSKE Social Stoner BUFORD D. 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STIUWEU Phytieal Vducalion NORMAN E STIUWEU JJmiru-tt Adminltlratkm ROBERT W. STODDARD liu iInrti liJmlnuf rut ion WAITER J. STOITZE, JR Erfufliliwi - Fiucliotoxy JAMES H. STORY BuiMiii Aifminitlnilion HAROLD W. STROTE HuWnoi AdmmiitraUon GUSTAVE SUFFIN Snlurnl Srirnir STANFORD SWAIN htuinru Atli’iinutralum JACK W. SWANSON Buiineu AiJmrimfriKioti ROBERT N. SWANSON Biuinm A( � irni froti«ii WAITER A. SWARTT Education - rtyi-luilocv JACK C. TATE iturinf-H Admiiilitri tio i ANNA LOU THOMPSON Kutinru AihnmiitWIU4I VIVIAN P. THOMPSON EliuCnUOn- P ’tCl oi(rRI) REAGAN W. THORNTON PtyWiaWv SAMUEE M 1RAVlS j ||h( IRAYIOR Yimiw 1 r.chard H. wuxton WAITER rOSER’ t.V.w rnf S««n . v‘RNt L gL, WAUACE AiWPli™ ORVIN R. WAllER ROBERT t EARNER Bi,f.Ki0I1 JEANNE J. WEED WIIUAM EUNICE M V EUS CECIl H. WHITE KrfuMllo DORA P- WHITE Siu-iolosv H. MoREE W.lUAMS FORTY Piloting the Junior Class was Paul Perry. Persevering and smiling, Perry was active in many other fields; he was an enthusiastic member of the Ski Club and was elected King of the Knights for the school year 1949 50. CLASS OF ’50 Biggest job of the year for the juniors was preparing for the junior-senior banquet, which was held the latter part of the spring term at the Wilton Hotel in Long Beach. Part of the expenses were covered by proceeds from the sale of Campus magazines by members of the class. PLANNING THE JUNIOR- - SENIOR BANQUET Jo k Cronley, Sophomore Clou Pre idenl... Knight Student Government leader, Froler. CLASS OF ’51 Other off«crt were Jock Proiher, vice preiident; Nancy Stogtdill, lecretory; Shirley Wolford, treotvrer Under the leadership of Jack Crossley, the sophomore class completed a busy and successful year. The sophomores sponsored the annual Freshmen on the Green, won the tug-o-war contest with the freshmen . . . party followed on tennis court behind President Tiner's home. Dolores Pinkert, sophomore, was crowned queen of the picnic at the all-school picnic in Griffith Park, at which the sophomore class was winner of the most contests. Class concluded year with beach party and wiener bake at Seal Beach. SOPHOMORES freshmen ANNUAL FUNFEST Olher officeft weft Bill Cobb, Ireoiurer. Moriolicc Woodworlh, iccfclory; Jock Neviui, vicc-preiidcnt. _ -.1 iiilUBtV it lloyd Hogon, provident of the fcethmon Clo� � CLASS OF ’52 The freshman class began its history with a tiqhtly-contested election of class officers. Outstanding activities were the breakfast held at Ferndell in Griffith Park and the winter snow party at Tanda Lodge. FROSH AT- ' WORK AND PLAY LIGHT MOMENTS We were never so hoppy or so unhappy os we suppose. —La Rochefoucauld You came to college saying you came to study . . . but you were also saying you came to have fun. And how could you help but have fun in beautiful Southern California with its carefree air of gaiety and informality! You were studious . . . but you found time that lovely sunny day to spend an afternoon at the beach. Your calendar was filled . . . dates . . . theater parties . . . mountain trips . . . sailing . . . formal dinners . . . teas . . . relaxing. Week nights in by ten . . . test tomorrow . . . term paper . . . week-end . . . and late leaves! You played . . . you studied . . . education was living. BIG AND LITTLE SISTER TEA Tl Si THE ANNUAL SMORGASBORD TRADITIONAL HANGING OF THE GREEN HOMECOMING Weeks of planning . . . posters showing off the beauty of nineteen candidates for homecoming queen . . . campus pranks with rival students . . . speculations on who would win the big game . . . constructing floats for the parade, and heated competition for first place ... all this was Homecoming Week. Pleasant memories . . . crowning beautiful Mari Finley queen . . . faces of former classmates . . . and of course, edging-out Loyola 14-13. Year Was the MELTING POT BANQUET A hundred families of the Pepperdine community lived in Normandie Village, the veterans housing project on the west edge of our campus. These neat apartments were the first homes for numerous newlyweds. While husbands attended classes, wives and children became welcome additions to the college life . . . helped to give the campus even more of the home-like atmosphere for which Pepperdine strives. E VILLAGE TIME OUT FOR F R FUN AND FOOD FORMAL AND INFORMAL Orothy Jocki Slrxkor, Junc Simplon, So c end row; Glodyl Hirxh, Colhy loty, Dolorei Rciftchnoidor. Mary Stophoi Marilyn Cummingi. Jo Ann Cwnninghom, Joan Hclmick Pryor, Motlo Holbach, Roto Ann Kindloburgor. BETA DELTA GAMMA The Betas finished another busy year which included many happy occasions for all the members . . . parties . . . banquets . . . installation dinners . . . informal parties for pledges . . . topping it off with the annual spring banquet . . . Rose Ann Kindleburger led the group this year with Henrietta Horner sponsoring. Silting: Corlene Clotk, Evelyn Bill, Elio Smith, Coiol Clegg. EH w� ff Stonding: Audrey Johnion. Joon Weeiiei. Betty Holton. CHI DELTA RHO Combining social and worthwhile philanthropic activities, the Chi Deltas spent a busy and eventful year , . . led by Ellen Wolff, members enjoyed bowling party . . . visit to China Town . . . skating party . . . annual spring banquet. Philanthropic activities included clothing collected for German family . . . toys for Church of Christ Orphans' Home. CHI OMEGA CHI Eventful year for the Chi Omegas under direction of Joyce Brockman included annual fall dinner at Scully's . . . Halloween party at the home of Marilyn Shirreffs ... ice hockey games with dates . . . Spanish dinner at home of the Derricks . . . formal spring banquet at Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. front ,ow, I to 'lift . Corotyn Honfr, J.on Chomb. , «by Willem,. 8o,bl Wofon. Arl. Poplin. Anno Loo Thompvon. Corol oi,child Second row: Mm Ocirick. ipontor; Joyc. «ro kn on. Jpy . Conoid. Vlrgb to,.. 60,60,0 6o.„n. Joyce to - Cu 'k” - Sitting Morty ftonton, Dot Johnion. Marilyn Orn, Dec Graaf. Nora Jay Picloid, Sh rry Mo U� r. Kay FitipotritV, Pot Choriper, Mory fitipolrick Standing: Doloret Uvock. £ lo n libby. Altona Boylon. Goy Kleinmon. Roberta Cowon, Peggy Romaloy, Joan foley, loi� He� t«r, Carolyn Toney, Joyt Mop«r«fl. Mory Elaine Shipp, Jean Eggc. DELTA CHI OMEGA Delta Chis had a busy year starting with rush teas and pledging, joint Halloween party with Kappas, slumber party after trek to Long Beach amusement park. They were proud of their prize-winning float at Homecoming . . . had a buffet dinner at Christmas time . . . joint social with the Beta Taus . . . had their annual banquet at the Beverly-Wilshire Hotel . . . picnics and beach parties . . . annual installation dinner in May. Front row Morifyn Cook. Mo in« Motor. Gayle Rogers. Bar boro Weldenfeller Second row: Phyllit Carlton. Ido McGuire. Betty Butler. Morjorie Jockt Bock row: Alice Pettigrew, Corol Ireland, Cecilia Schenk, Yolo Mae DeGrotte, Helen Everett, Georgette Romon, Shirley Morrit IOTA CHI Just two years old, the lota Chis combined social and service activities to make a very busy year . . . they went ice skating . . . sent food and clothing to a German family . . . gave St. Patrick's Day party . . . made bedside bags for the General Hospital for Christmas . . . formal spring banquet rounded out an eventful year. r -. U„,«lu Mr,,, former. Borboro Muench, Pritcillo Good . Jockie Bird. Shoron Wolloce. Donrw Standing. Sid y i KAPPA kappa The Kappas began a busy year with pledging and formal candlelight initiation in Symcox Hall . . . highlights of the year's activities included dinner at Bit O'Sweden . . . snow party . . . picnic at Orange County picnic grounds . . . formal banquet in Colonial Room of Ambassador Hotel. Under the leadership of Sidney Carlyle, the club continued its customary sponsorship of peanut sister tradition. fronl row: Corol Morriv Audio Ritth, Mory Cunninghom, Helen Miner, Moriolic Woodworth Second row. Jeonne Weed. lovino Voile, Non«y Moody. Mrt Squire, sponsor; lorno Brown. Delight Horshmon. Batl row: Pot Muwes, Mildred Patterson. Anne Dusenberry, Morion Rite. Mory Jo Fowler. Pot Aldridge. Marilyn Williomj, Margorelle Walter. Joonne Champtin, Dolores Nelton PHI SIGMA TAU With Lovino Valle handling the gavel for the Phi Sigmas, the season was filled with good times . . . spaghetti feed at the beach, Christmas party, formal tea, Chinese dinner, old-fashioned social, hay ride . . . formal initiation at home of sponsor, Mrs. Squire . . . spring banquet at the Beverly Hills Hotel. TAU LAMBDA TAU Beginning the year with a hayride for members and dates, the Tau Lambdas got off to a rolling start . . . continued with Christmas and theater parties . . . highlighting the year was the spring banquet and party to see the Ramona pageant . . . service project was the saving of money to contribute to the Save a Child Plan. front row- Sylvia Polouyon, Wanda Sander von, Thclmo Eddy. Morlov Rot , f ond row: Oorit V«rt, Martha lynth. leono Whit . Jon Ar h r. N ll Traylor, fay Welty, Willmcno Bays. Both row: B tty Wilburn, Jeanctt Bowman, Vanlta King. Twila Shipp, Harriot Mlddlrbrook. larue Ion . Mrt. Wilburn, sponsor. Roily Zinsmostor, Oc Kouder. v THETA SIGMA CHI Beach outings, rush parties, date affairs to The Drunkard and to Switzerland headed the list of social attractions for the Thetas . . . a formal initiation and the twelfth annual rose banquet added a touch of formality to club proceedings . . . reportedly most successful year for Pepperdine's oldest social club. Sifting loro Steele, Carolyn Shannon, Avi� Buiotich, Jerri Huffoker. Poivie loved, Nancy Dovit. Second row; Carolyn Mothewt, Ruth Harmon Bock Mn Eleanor O'Neol, tpontor; Jon Meant. Beth Politick, lucille Yovttey, Phyllit Conner, Joan Ogden, Ena loo Mcloren, Beverly low, Getmoin Jmk' Belly Smith, Rotemary Byert, Eunice Wed , Morgoret Parker. from IOW: N«U« XiitlMvillf. Eil «n Oolg, (oiboro Robtrti, N«� lc Gfwv«. G«fry Second row: Chorlo'te S oggi«� . Beverly Benton, Borboto long. Poliy Smith, Virginio Fotter. Third Row Normo Oovit, Shirley Wolford. Eorlo Conn. Vivion TKompton. Noncy S� og� f'l . B. R. W.ll.om . Jo Ann Kuykendall, Betty Jam ton, Katherine Nielten, lee Reagan. Nancy Wilton, dock row: Doloret Pinker!. Ann Trovit, Shirley Beal. Julianna Sm.rh. Oorlene Sguiret, Morrlyn Mute. Olive Oovit, Cundola Novell. Oene Golden, Ann Croig. ZETA KAPPA Led by Jo Ann Kuykendall, the Zetas had a busy year of parties and socials . . . stag affair to China Town . . . dates on a hayride in Burbank ... rush tea at President's home . . . Honorable mention for Homecoming Parade float . . . Christmas party at Mrs. Marble's home . . . presentation dinner at Chapman Park Hotel . . . spring steak fry . . . annual formal banquet. ALPHA SIGMA CHI The first full seoson on the Pepperdine campus proved a full one for the Alpha Sigma Chis . . . main events were quarterly banquets at which trophies were presented to the club's most valueless athletes . . . several informal parties, such as the evening spent at the Yucca Opera House . . . officers for the coming year were installed at spring banquet. front row; Jim Dunlop. Norvillc McCann, Dick Meltvedt, Jock Stewart. Don Von Velter, Vance Adams, Mr. James Nogwer, spomorj John Kohlmeier, 8en Kimbrough. Second row: Jock Wallace. Herb Spencer. Victor Baird. Glenn Boker, Dove Etthason, Don Morgan. Allan Stafford, Warren Brown. Phil Voile. Bock row; Ralph Baker, Tom Gough, John leon, Ed Myduke. am Front row. Jim Mortin, 0!y Tegnor. iponioc Pole Orwoll, Jo« Orlando. Jim fottlos, Jo k Dohlitrum. Second row: 8abe Milt h, Oorwin Morn, Som Travis, llmor Noonan, Rogor Joett, Baird Sammons, Dove Solo. W.ltis Wilton. Bock row: Corl Johnson, Jo k Ull«y, Jo k Drager, Bill Oolde. Marshall Millor, Bill Wolkor, Frod Shuts . Gil Ato, Of In Drogcr, Normon Stillwell, Duo no Rawlins, Bill Boyd, Flosh lewis, £d Roginton, Danny Post. BEACHCOMBERS With Dar Horn as head 'Comber, the Beachcombers were active socially and athletically . . . mixed socials, ping-pong parties, mountain and beach excursions topped the social menu . . . club rings were purchased . . . club tied for first place in the Homecoming float contest . . . banqueted at the Miramar Hotel in May. front row: Wolly Stoltz . John 8-lbrey, Homer Philbrick, Chuck Gibbon. Second row: Roub Mathio . Keith Dolon. Joe Sofia, Del Peorl, Jim William . f red Gledhill. Third row: Horry Nclton. Don Clark, Jim linkloter, Sill Cameron, Chuck Kohl, fourth row Dewey Porke, Moote Murdock, Chuck Colvert, Ken Dovidton, Marly Cook, Sill River . Bock row: Dick Pennalo, Ed Hatton, Woyne futock. Martha!) Styll. Dove Prateodo. lowed Plonk. Clayton Sleek, Ed Plonk, Jim Hidlebough, Bill McCKniock, BETA TAU DELTA The Betas, headed by Homer Philbrick, held several get-togethers with other clubs . . . snow parties, beach outings, and picnics were prominent on the social calendar . . . active in intramurals . . . new officers were installed at annual banquet held in May. FRATER SODALIS Activities of the year for the Fraters began with dinner ot Knott's Berry Farm . . . new members were taken in all three terms . . . pledges wore worm uniforms with onions around their necks, checkered shirts, and Levis . . . week-end trip to Tondo Lodge . . . snow fun . . . formal spring banquet ot Laguna Beach Hotel. from row. Bill Grter. Bill Motley. Wayne Socket!, Harold Cole. Dole Davit. Second row: Carmen Smith, Don McClurkin. Jim Jeffriet, Doryl Davit, Bill Evantton. Back row: Wolly Dovit, Jock Crottley, Joe Swicegood, Ed Bell, Howord Hoover, Tommy Taylor. [ PHI BETA CHI Dinner at Knott's Berry Farm started the year's social events for the Phi Betas . . . picnics and numerous stag affairs dominated the Bachelors calendar . . . traditionally, new members were accepted each term. Headed by Gordon Herrmann and sponsored by Dr. Squire, club experienced one of its most successful years. front row.- Don 8oi� , Bob D. Smith, Bill tewi , letter Smith, id Morefield, Alton Himet, Ed Mori, Don Tledkc. Don ftutton, Ted Traylor. George B'iggt, Bob Wiley, Howard Privett. Bock row: Alon Herren. Sterling fox. Gordon Hermann, Dove Baker, Bob Vert. SIGMA PHI CHI With capable Jack Wright handling the gavel, the Sigma Phi Chis enjoyed a full year of activities and social service . . . picnics . . . stag parties . . . snow outing . . . Christian team work in small L. A. churches . . . final event was the spring sweetheart banquet. from row Jock locket?, Jock Weight. Roger Aiken, Bob loRue. Second row: Tom Gillespie, 8111 Mollcrt, Or. Wilburn, sponsor; V«rne Hunt, Jock Prothor, Worrcn Nelson, Bill 8cm. Pool Avocian, George Smith, Don Hutchinson. Bock row: Vern 8ys. Dick Pershing. Jim Morcus, Poul Rcmek, Roy Carpenter. Ron Phillips, Jim McGloddery, Steve Rowe, Vohc Simonion, Jock Irby. fronl low Dudley Bullor, Herb Klcyn, John Word. Second row: Bob Koontr, foy Phillip , Al Slone, leo Verlree , Jock levilt, Roger Auld, Boil Pickell. 8ob ferrin Bock row Dol Webb, J. D. fronci , Norri Borne , Roy Poller, Chuck Wynmon, Ari Woller , Ellon Dovi . Borney Bomhorl, Deon Davit, Clifl Segertlrom, Ivan Rude Skippered by Barney Barnhart, the Sub T's wielded a big enough stick to capture first place in intramural football ... on the gentler side they squired dates to the Sonja Henie Ice Palace and Valentine banquet . . . with hay rides and snow parties, topped with the annual spring banquet, it proved a satisfying year. SIGMA TAU SIGMA Silling: Ted Cooyos, Bob Brodley, 8illy Mouncc, Mike Mitchell, Hoi Botciole, George Ptoceniio. Slonding: Terry Bell, Jim Homillon, F onk Irvine, Nick Ponniloi, Bo Williomi, Bud Williomion, Froncil Gonl, George Zoyott, Ted Kiopot, Mike Nikchevich, Chuck Yource, Jock Swonion. Maintaining their name as a club dedicated to sports, the Sportsmen spent a year fishing, hunting, horseback riding, and swimming at the beaches ... a stag party to see “The Drunkard and journey to the moon via the Griffith Observatory rounded out the year. SPORTSMEN • iqiyu, Wyott Noumon, CKu V Moyr, Jo k Cloytor, Sill Fre , Dick She«n. Bock row: lindtll Jones, Bill Boone, Wuyb«i(yl G n Weller. Oon Vonderveor, Chuck Gillen, Sandy Sanderson, Howard Copper, Howord Bybee Starting the year with the usual fall initiations, the Tri Phis began their social events with a sail boat junket at Newport Beach, followed by a snow trip to Tanda Lodge . . . highlight of the year was the sponsoring of a drive to purchase a television set for the children of the Ontario Children's Home . . . spring banquet at famous Wilton Hotel in Long Beach climaxed the year. PHI PHI PHI THE STAGE Behind the curtain's mystic fold The glowing future lies unrolled. -Bret IIarte You were o people of culture. You loved music . . . symphonies . . . operas . . . ballets. Your heart thrilled at the glamour of the drama . . . comedy . . . mystery . . . serious. You were a pursuer of knowledge. Lectures on art, science, international affairs—notes . . . questions . . . answers. You were religious—lectureship . . . religious forum . . . The Crucifixion, York Mysteries. You were talented—performer . . . spectator. This was your stage life at college. Ion Aloxonder, Jomu D. Young, Gaylord Browne worked together on ttoge production! Under general direction of Russel N. Squire, the Fine Arts Division this year began a synthesis of production efforts. Several stage presentations saw Opera Workshop, Drama Workshop, and college orchestra working together to reach new heights of achievement on the college stage. 6. Jay Krauie. 01 technical director, hod oiviitonco of Lorraine laroutit, itage manager. [ BEHIND THE SCENES •'Uv r Bi rnoce Mortenien ond Horry Weber played leod roltt of flixobeth ond Eite Bob Wiley wat talented court tetter in the ploy. r ELIZABETH THE QUEEN First production of the drama season at Pepperdine was Maxwell Anderson's play of English court life, made famous by Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in the original Theatre Guild presentation. One of the most ambitious productions ever attempted by Pepperdine thespians, Elizabeth was directed by James D. Young, head of the Speech and Dramatic Art Department. During intermissions authentic Elizabethan music was presented by Opera Workshop students under the direction of Ian Alexander and the Pepperdine chamber orchestra directed by Gaylord Browne. Brilliant staging and lighting helped to make the initial production an outstanding success. Impressive sets, constructed by stogecroft students, did mv h lo creole offectivo mood of the ploy. Coiol Sonneborn, Tony Borroto. Virginio Koris, Chorles Soiko. Horry Weber, David Sacbi were iomt of ihc principal ployers in the production. Keith Hodge, Charles Soiko, Dovid Sachs. Tony Barrata wore costumes especially created for Pcppordine production Chorlvt Soiko. HoroM Moyb r� y • mom nt in movinfl P,oy A MAN’S HOUSE For its winter production, the Drama Department selected John Drink-water's play, A Man's House, an original story about the influence of Christ upon a Jewish family of Jerusalem at the time of the Crucifixion. Director Young characterized the play as a dramatization of the most exciting happening in history. Again the talents of the Opera Workshop were heard in the presentation of Hebrew chants as background music. A Man's House had a successful three-night run. Set for The Imprrijorio woi o thrilling achievement Shown before it ore E. Joy Krouie, Moriolice Woodworth, 8ill £jtci, ond Borbaro long SCENES FROM GREAT OPERAS To open the 1948 theater season at Pepperdine, the Opera Workshop presented ''Scenes from Great Operas in late October. The program included selected scenes from La Boheme, Rigoletto, Aida, Lakme, and the complete one-act farce, The Impressario by Mozart. Running two evenings, the production represented the work of many weeks. Construction of the lavish sets, which made the production an outstanding pictorial event, was begun the previous June by E. Jay Krause, Lorraine Laroutis, and David Sachs. Mary Toit r jong Boll Song before another beautiful jet for lakme. ' For their second production of the year, the Opera Workshop chose Gounod's Faust, a favorite of the standard opera repertoire. Consisting of four acts, the work was sung in English. The well-mounted production ran four nights and played to capacity audiences the last two performances. Morvyl Hoven at Morgverite ond Ralph Shone as foutt were principalt Rale of Marguerite wot tung by Doth Wilton in two of four performancet. GOUNOD'S FAUST Again the workshop i excellent sets drew applause Pictured before them here ore: Donold finch (Mephistopheles), Jomes 0. Young (VoUnfino), Virginio Joeger ond Doris Wilton (Martho ond Morgverite). Ion Alcxonder wo� gtnarol director of Opera Workthop. Giving one major production each quarter, the Opera Workshop completed its third successful year under the expert direction of Ian Alexander. The productions were Scenes from Great Operas, Faust, and the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Yeomen of the Guard. Each year since its founding the Workshop had shown a rapid development and was a main factor in making Pepperdine a cultural center of Southwest Los Angeles. Others in Foust tost w ere Vonito King (Siebel), Worren Wheotlon d (Valentine in I wo of four performances), louis Stotham 'Wagner). SUSAN REED Bulled Singer TODD DUNCAN Baritone Alfred Wollcnitcin, diitingui jhed conductor, brought hi entire lot Angelo Philharmonic Orcheitra to Pepperdine't itoge for an autumn concert. Feature of winter quortur wax the appearance of Morgaret Wcbiter'i Shokeipeorean company in ''Hamlet. Shown here ore Alfred Ryder iHamlel), Carol Goodner (Gertrude , Joteph Holland (Cloudiu , VISITING ARTISTS Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, with Alfred Wallenstein conducting, opened the fifth annual concert series at Pepperdine. The series was a select and varied program of artists, beginning with the Philharmonic and concluding with the brilliant young pianist, Leonard Pennario. The Todd Duncan concert was the second appearance on the Pepperdine stage for the baritone of Porgy and Bess fame. LEONARD PENNARIO Pianijt From row: Borboro Muench, Virgins Murphy, lorroine Fowler, Moxinc Bonton, Rosoiee Stool, Foy Well, Joyce Corner, Jcickie lewit. Pot Aldridge. Neil Mill, director; Dorn Conley, Margaret Keith, Franco Corner, Beverly Monberry, Myrno longton, Normo Davit, Morilyn Fither, Eunice Peorton Back row Juonita locker, Froncot Dolch, Nancy Heody, Twila Shipp, Betty Bortello, Belly Wilburn, loon Mohn. Verno Roe Morrill, Vonito King, Merle Butler, Mory Jo Fowler, Olive Davit, Shirley Morrit, Alverno Miller, lualice Dunohee, Jerrie Muffoker, leono limirion, Jon Igert, Dorothy Williomt, Ann Dutenberry WOMEN’S CHORUS Front row: Jerry Wellt. letter Smith, Dell Webb, Bill Chote. Jock Atbury, Clenn Moll. John Bowlet, Sandy Scnderton. Chuck Wheeler, Wetley Veotch, Bud Morrit. Rowe Rott, Don Owen. Elbert Worren. Jim Burke, Wilbur Jonet Bock row: Warren Nelton. Worren Wheoilond. Keith Ethell. Dick Penhing, Gerry Von Gundy, lovern Chrittionten, Burr Anthony. George Klinell, Moote Murdock, Chuck Wynmon, lloyd Hogon. Bob Veltey. Norrit Bornet, Ernetl Kornet, lynn Corpenter MEN’S CHORUS FREEDOM SINGS Campus glee clubs combined talents to give one of the most entertaining programs on the Pepperdine stage during the year. A choral cantata based on early American folk ballads, the program was presented in three sections— The Beauty of Freedom, The People of Freedom, and the stirring composition of Randall Thompson, Testament of Freedom. Neil Hill was director of the sixty-voice chorus and Gaylord Browne directed the orchestra. Following the local performance Hill took the chorus on its annual tour for programs in six California cities. At right: Scones from freedom Sings.” Section of oc h � !ro r heor� e� in the Creen Room. COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA The Pepperdine Community Orchestra concluded a busy year with a spring concert in the college auditorium. The orchestra also played for all the productions of the Opera and Drama Workshops. Wielding the baton in his first season with the orchestra was Gaylord Browne, member of the Music Deportment faculty and director of the Pepperdine band. Residents of the community as well as students of the college played in the orchestra. Gaylord browne BIBLICAL FORUM The seventh annual Biblical Forum and Lectureship brought sixty church leaders from all over the nation to the Pepperdine campus. Under direction of Dr. W. B. West, Jr., head of the Religion Department, the week-long lectureship was held from January 24 to 28. Chief lecturer for the series was E. W. McMillan, minister of the Union Avenue Church of Christ, Memphis, Tenn. Pori of lorge group of hur h worker! ond leader who offended week-long le lure hip. Will Durant held hil Peppcrdine audience enthralled 01 he talked for on hour ond a half on world philosophies. Numerous outstanding rducotors from throughout Southern California alto appeared here o forum lecturers. CAMPUS-COMMUNITY FORUM Wednesday evening was the time for the intellectuals at the Pepperdine auditorium. In its second year, the Campus-Community Forum on World Affairs presented world-renowned figures of science, history, philosophy, politics, and other fields. Among the lecturers were Norman Rockwell, Erika Mann, Will Durant, Cmdr. and Mrs. Finne Ronne. Or. Whitlon greets Cmdr. ond Mm finne Ronne, forum spoolers. Sitting Gtfty N� ll« Kcrchcvillr. Jeon filmg.r. Pot MtdUy. Standing Bill Uwlt, Emm tt long. too h-' Jock Howord Privott, Horry Burk . Don Rocton. Bob Borr � t� . FORENSICS SQUAD The Forensics Squad continued its customary record by bringing home numerous trophies and laurels. An outstanding appearance on the Pepperdine stage was the Debate and Speech Tournament, for which the Pepperdine squad played host to fifteen southland colleges and universities. Repeating a success of two years before, the squad won sweepstakes at the Western States Speech Tournament in Seattle. Most outstanding success of the year was getting the right to participate in the National Debate Tournament held annually at West Point. The honor was won in competition with teams from three states at the Redlands Tournament. The team also made fine showings at the Cal Tech Tournament and took sweepstakes honors at the National Pi Kappa Delta Tournament at Peoria, Illinois. I WORLD OF SPORTS . Wn' A- 3'■ v i!r � c tr . w� y. 5) •- ' $ In this field you had become famous . . . your name had been passed from coast to coast as a winner. You were a small school with big teams. And you were a loser . . . you held your breath as you slid from the top in football. But you made your comeback in basketball. You were a true sportsman . . . you believed in team work and in fair play. You played varsity . . . you played intramural . . . you played for the sheer joy of playing. Above all, you believed in mind over matter . . . you were methodical . . . you were a thinker. t Song leoders ot the gomes were these ten beovlios. from row: Shirley Wolford, Nancy Stogsdill. Earlo Conn, Morilyn Muso. Jon Igert, Jeon Chovil Bock row: Normo Davis, Dolores Pinker!, Noreen Norlhcvtt, Belly Johnson. I I PEP CLUB from row: Dolly Dennii, Dorothy Willoughby, Gerry Settle, Sylvio Polouyon Second row Ralph Beosley, Noreen Norlhcvll, Pol Hotkey. Nancy Allen, Pol Medley, Jone Archer. Phyllis Conner, Dorothy Tomlinson, Jon Griffin. Bock tow Don McCfurkin, Wolly Porker, Harold Burke, Colhy lacy, Horriett Middlebrook Don Roswurm. Edgor Elliott, James Currie, Moroni Medeiros, Jock Void! Top Oonno little ttrutted ot mojorette Bottom: Yell leodcrt were Jim Settle , Dene Golden, Fred Gledhill. Directing oil the intramural team sports wot Virginia Fore. Scheduling oil the gomes, keeping in contoct with the captains, assuming the responsibilities ol a senior kept Virginio o busy girl indeed WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Betty Smith wot in charge of oil intromurol individual sports which included such gomes os tennis, badminton, archery. Betty, a senior alto, has been very octive in athletics since o freshman and now holds the position as president of W.A.A. 8oiketboll in gym wot one of main intramural ottractiom. The following girli earned enough point to botome member o' W.A A Front row: Selty Smith, Dolorot Moore, Virginia Fore, leono White. Ann Craig, Kotherine Nielvert, Gerry Settle. Bo k row: Sylvia Potouyan. Norma Davit, Dee Kauder. Pot Medley, Nonty Stogidill, Anna low Thompton, lee Reagan Shirley Wolford, Sidney Carlyle, borbara Mueneh n front row Dick Cady, Don Clork. Roub Mathioi, Wotly Stollze. Al Didier, Auitin Hubbort, Floih lewi , Second tow. Horry Notion, Hal Boteiole. Ted Kiapo . Dove Raker, leroy Milron, Elmer Noonan, Dove Gommie, Bo William , Jock Hujlon, Norm Stillwell. Third row: Terry Bell, Gil A to, Fronk Irvine. Bill Johniton. Tom Bcdore, Elborl Cornahon, Ted Cooya . Ed Roginion, Vineont Togupo, Willi Wilion. Som Trovi , Monhall Miller, Ed Morefiofd, Roul Regalado, Homer Philbrlck, John Icon, Babe Milicb. 8illy Mounce. Jock Droger Bock row: Nick Buzolich, Roger Joe !, Chuck Gibbon, Moote Murdock, 8111 Hick . Bill Ander on, Darwin Horn, George Eppclmon, Jim Settle . Bill Boyd, Rudy Victoria, levert Patterion, Morly Cook, Mel Embrec, Bill River , Eddie Plank, Dick M.eltvedl, Ben Kimbrough Jock Ocihl irum, John Bilbrey, Vernon Bogley. PEPPERDINE LETTERMEN ON THE GRIDIRON Pepperdine footboll fans, who had seen the Wave varsity win seventeen of its first eighteen games since 1946, watched it lose more than it won in 1948 . . . but the crowd cheered Warren Goer's team for the way it fought against a higher caliber of competition in this third season of Pepperdine intercollegiate competition. THEY LOST FOUR IN A ROW Ploying their new-type schedule, the Waves dropped their first four gomes ... to Brigham Young, 0-13; Arizona State of Tempe, 7-33; Son Jose State, 6-61; and San Diego State, 6-7. Victory was tasted at last in a 14-13 conquest of Fresno State. Upper left Hom ond Mvrdoek draw equipment from Manager Wilber. Upper right' It wot ttrklly butmett when Goer held o tholh-lolk let-tion, lower left: Proetke wot hord work all the way lower right- Geod food wot important Gibbon ond Hamilton are terved aboard plane. I c gome formolilies or held ot midfield. Upper right. leom is tense going on f.etd for kick-off. lower left: Dr. Strickland ond troiners Williomson ond Wells look ofler injured Hicks lower right: from the bench, oil eyes ore on the ploy AND THEN THEY BOUNCED BACK Then followed a long trip to Oregon and a game played in torrential rain against the University of Portland. The Pilots won, 21-0, because they had a man who could throw a water-soaked ball. Returning home for three remaining games, Gaer's men won them all . . . against Arizona State of Flagstaff, 34-20; Cal Tech, 14-12; and Loyola, 14-13. The latter game saw an undermanned Pepperdine team rise to the occasion and play its most determined game of the season to finish the schedule with a record of four victories and five defeats. I from Ml, lop: Th«y were olwoyt choting Sell Hydvke, loo, could ikirt the endt Boyd wot powerful carrier through the middle Bottom Dole Drog«r oflon iHowed tremendovi drive. 11 ut uolly took more thon one to Hop Mom. Witliomi wo� tenodoui on defen re Horn woi olmoil away on thii one. Bill ANDERSON. C VERNON BAGIEV, G HAt BAIESOIE. FB TERRY BEll, HB Bill BOYD, FB DON ClARK. G MARTIN COOK, T OAIE ORAGER, HB JACK DRAGER. 08 MEl EMBREE, E CHARLES GIBBON, E JIM HAMILTON. E BOBBY HAYES, HB Bill HICKS, E DARWIN HORN, F8 I I i I � ED HYDUKE, 08 I I I ) i � KEITH KENWORTHY. G BEN KIMBROUGH, T JOHN KOHIMEIER. G JOHN IEON, QB DICK MEITVEOT. HB BRUCE MURDOCK, T PAT MURPHY. HB BERT PICKETT, T RAUl REGALADO. HB Bill RIVERS. T VINCENT TAGUPA. C NORMAN STIllWEll. E eOB WIIUAMS, C COACHING STAFF WARREN N. GAER Heod Footboll Cooch Warren Gaer, who put Pepperdine out front in football with the college's first two teams in 1946 and 1947, found the going somewhat harder in 1948. His excellent three-year record, however, won for him a new job as head coach at Drake University; when he left Pepperdine in March he took with him two other staff members, Shan Deniston and Leonard Adams. Genial Ray Richards, line coach, was named head man for 1949. For the third stroight year little Terry Bell was the hero of a Pepperdine football triumph over Loyola. The 5'6 speed demon scored both touchdowns against the Lions to climax a brilliant four-year athletic career during which he won varsity letters in basketball, track, baseball, and football. ?! Highlight of froth sccnon wot gome with SC freshmen in Coliseum. In photo o right Hoi Miller ! 51! lotcrols to Dick Hensley 4V on ploy thot goined yards. Wave freshman gridders developed some outstanding talent for the 1949 varsity in a season which saw them beat Los Angeles City College junior varsity and Pierce Agricultural College varsity, fie San Diego State junior varsity, and lose to Arizona State (Tempe) frosh, Loyola frosh, and University of Southern California frosh. If an unofficial practice game victory over the UCLA frosh is counted. Bud Adams' men finished the season with a record all even. Freshman Coaching Stoff, from left- )oo Server, Head Coach Leonard Adomt, 7cm Bodore. ON THE HARDWOOD The 1948-49 basketball season marked the Pepperdine coaching debut of Robert L. (Duck) Dowell, one of the game's great players of yesteryear. Dowell's handling of the team quickly won the confidence of the young squad and fans alike; his emphasis on sound fundamentals promised a better-than-ever team for next year, when all his regulars are expected to return. ROBERT l. DOWEU Head Boiletboll Cooth Vanity Botketball Squad—Top row, from loft: Aiiistonl Cooch Nick Buxolich, Manager Elb rl Cornohon. lloyd Marlin . Oon li bKort. M od Cooch Robot I. Dowell. Middl row: Ckorlei Oibbon. K n Rowton. John furlong. Hugh foulkn r. lofronc T rr ll Bottom row Chariot Your , Vic lonon. Jim Hamilton, Roger Joett. 81II Mittch. Morihall Styll. Jowcll spont hours working with blggost men on tho sqvod, 6'7'j Hugh Faulk nc-r, sophomore center Assistant Cooch Buiolich with another sophomore center, 6 6 John Furlong, E18ERT CARNAHAN Basketball Monoger The Waves used a combination fast break-set play offense and put new stress on defensive play. Scoring depended on no single star, six men finishing the season with averages above five points a game. This plan of all-around balance brought nineteen victories in a schedule of thirty games. THE LOS ANGELES INVITATIONAL During Christmas week Pepperdine again sponsored the Los Angeles National College Invitational Basketball Championships at Pan-Pacific Auditorium, with the cooperation of Helms Athletic Foundation. The Waves were in rare shape for their own tournament, played near-faultless ball in defeating the defending champions, Marshall College, by a 78-39 score in the opening round, easily handled Montana in the semifinals. But the methodical Hamline Pipers were the class of the tournament. With Faulkner out of the lineup with an injured ankle. Waves lost to Pipers, 38-62. A. O. Over. Pepperdine director of athletict. founded lot Angeles Invitotionol and serves a� its permanent director Top Christy Wolth, left, pretents Helms oword to Chariot Bednaril, All-American center of Ponn football team. In one of ceremoniet occompanying tournomonl. Othert thown, left to right, are President Tiner. Pawl H. Helmt, W. R. Schroeder. Middle. Homiltcn in loy-op attempt ogoinst Pipers in fmols. Bottom. Homline beot Wyoming «n semi-finals before facing Wovet. TEAM OF BALL HAWKS Dowell-coached Waves were fiends on ball control, were charged with twenty-one fouls a game, but usually succeeded in slowing down fast-break offensives. Among good teams defeated by Waves were Arizona State of Tempe, Santa Barbara, Occidental, Whittier, San Jose State, Cal Poly, San Diego State, Fresno State, Loyola, Nevada. Play-off series at season's end for right to go to NAIB tournament sow team beat Loyola for second time but lose to San Jose State in final game. Uv left Loyola gomi i wer hordoit-fought of ifoion, with Wovoi winning two out of throo. Mor«, lion ' Noimon Glitk hoi boll. Right: FouIVner g«� � boll in corly-ieoton if icj ogoinil Ari ono Slot , from which Poppcrdin won thro Out of four conlciti Thii mod teromble for poiiettion of boll occurred in Whittier gome, olwoyt on im-portonl one on Wove tchcdulo. Gibbon thoott in firit Son Jote Stole gome, ployed in Peppeidine gym. Wo vet won Ihit one by four point}. Miltcb, lorton. ond Hamilton fought hard in fmol ploy-off gome with Son Jote State in Redondo gym. Spartont won, 60-46 Larson, Mitsch, Faulkner, Hamilton, Gibbon were Dowell's usual starting five. Faulkner and Captain Hamilton were team's leading scorers with 256 and 239 points, respectively. Mitsch won annual Letson Award as most valuable player. Coached by Cordon Wells and Bob Clark, the frosh locked height but won their share of games os they learned Dowell's system in anticipation of varsity service next year. Some of the better freshmen gomes were against Loyola frosh (top) and Compton College junior varsity. ON THE DIAMOND Boseboll Squod—Top row, from left: Coach John Scolinoi, Herb Kleyn. Rudy Victorio. Bob Schlatter, Keith Ethel, Gil A to, Monoger Jock Wilber. M.ddle row: Byron tanon, Joe Boffo, Vonce Adomt. Nick Sunteri, Oliver Soderbcrg, Fronk Irvine, Al Didier, Oorwin Horn, front row: Milton Wetttll, Terry Bell, Harry Nelton, Bobby Hayet, Eddie Plonk, Roub Molhiot, Jock Hutton, Roy Johnton. Under the capable direction of hard-working John Scolinos, the baseball team at press time seemed headed for more victories than defeats. It had beaten Whittier, Col Tech, San Diego State (two games). Occidental, and Los Angeles City College, lost to Cal Poly, Fresno State, UCLA, and Loyola. PITCHERS The Wave mound staff, pictured left to right, consisted of Kleyn, Sunseri, Baffa, Victoria, Ethel, Larson, and Soderberg, with the addition of Gibbon, who reported late due to service with the basketball team. INFIELDERS From left, Wciiol, Molhios, Johnion, Ifvlno, Muilon, Plonk. OUTFIELDERS from lofl, Boll, Horn, Nclion, Adorns, Hoyoi MASTER-MINDS Mgr. JocVc Wilber ond Head Coceh John Seolinos. CATCHERS Gil A� o (left) and Al Didier. Vanity Track and Field Squad Stonding. From left: Manager Dave Baker, Gabo Randolph, Oi k Cody, Billy Mounce, Jack Orcger, Pat Murphy. Bill Riven, Dale Drogcr, Monholl Slyll, Monk Williams, Glenn Hostings, Bob Stonnord. Charles Kohl, Sam Travis, Willis Wilson, Dick Mcltvcdt, Wesley Sharpe, levorl Pottenon, Coach J. Eddie Weems. Kneeling: John Foster, Fred 8enton, Ed Hart, Ed Morefiold. Roy Sovlhstono, Dove Gommie, Captain Wally Slollre, Ed Brent. ‘ ON THE TRACK The Mile Relay Team: Benton, Wilson, Travis, Willioms tired and hoppy after victory at long Beach Relays. In Southern California, which has more good track and field athletes than any other section of the nation, the Waves had a well-balanced team this year and doubtless could have competed successfully in dual meets if they had had a schedule calling for that type of competition. In their only dual meet. Coach Weems' men almost doubled the score against the University of Arizona. At press time the Waves had competed in three major relay meets . . . Kohl winning the open mile at Long Beach and the 3000 meters at the Texas Relays, and relay teams triumphing at Long Beach and at the Arizona Relays, in which Pep-perdine's team was high scorer. Still to be entered were Santa Barbara, Drake, Coliseum, Fresno, and Compton relay meets. Top: For winning Frosty Marlin Mile ot long Beach, Charles Kohl got o trophy olmost os big os he Is. At right: Coach Weems had reason to smile over performances of his men. Top: In mil reloy ot long Beoch, Wilion fmithei leod-off lop ond hondi bolon 10 Benton. Bottom: Benton bringt it home to Williom ond keep Wove in leod oil the way. Bal h of UCIA leodt field in thit disfoncr event bol Peppeidine't iophomore itor, Chorlet Kohl, toon overtook him to win ro e. Four of theie five holf-milert ion on two-mile relay team. From left: Wilton, Tiovit, Williomt, Kohl. Potter ton Like the track team, the tennis team could find some of the best collegiate competition in the world right here in California. Highlight of the Wave season this year was a northern trip on which the team played six outstanding squads in a week's time; Pepperdine broke even in the six matches, losing to Stanford, College of the Pacific, and University of San Francisco and defeating Col Poly, Santa Barbara, and San Jose State. Other victories were at the expense of Arizona State of Tempe, University of Arizona, Cal Tech, and Occidental; defeats were administered by UCLA and USC. Tournament competition for the Waves included the University of Arizona and Ojai invitational meets. Top row, from left: Ro.jmion, DoMwrom Bottom: Settles, Miller, Gipson ON THE COURT Vorsity Tennis Squcd, from loft: Cooch Hubert Derrick, Monholl Miller, Don Irwii, Jim Settles, Ed Roginjon, Jock Dohlstrum. Marlin Gipson. From loft. jtonding: Coocho Moroni Mt deiroi ond Gordon McEochron, Disk Showr, Horotd Hoffman, Bill 8oone. Cecil Chen. Keith Mcvpcn. Citi ng: 8:b fclden. 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Californio AltAN A MatlEAN Prctid«n( Bakery Products Served in the Pepper dine Cafeteria Are Furnished by 1801 Blake Avenue Los Angeles 26, California Olympia 1131 I n vi t at i o n t o the Cl f 1949 jVo w that i o u a re jo i n ing t h e i n e re asing r a 11 ks 0 f C. co r g c I c ) j)c r d i n e Callege a 111 m n i u c 1 11 v it e ij o u to c o n t i n u e y o tir cl o $ c r clot i o n $ h i ; with the College luj enjoying the privileges 0 f A I u m n i A s s 0 e i a t i 0 n m e in I e r s h i p a n d I) ij p a rt ic i p a t i n g i n the A s S o c i at io n s p r o j e c t s for the advancement of your College. CEORCK PEPPER DINE COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CilESTKK T. F.IJ'OW). President Oi.v Tkcnkh, Executive Secretary CfORGt PEPPERDINE FOUI !D TIQN DIRECTORY OF STUDENTS GEORGE PEPPERDINE COLLEGE 1948-19 Ifl —A— ABtNDROTH, CARl G.. 46 S' Bonnio 8roo. •« Angolot . Coin. ACORD. MARCARET. 2037 W. 85 S'.. U� Angolot 44, Coll . ADAMS, till. C4 Ronon Si.. W.lm.ngton. Coll . ADAMS, JACK C.. 23M CoO’iHc Art.. So A � . Coin. ADAMS, HOWARD. Coiro Roitol 2 4. Portoloro. Coo'o', 8'OiH ADAMS. VANCE. 125 w. Hodlor $� .. Bhoonir. Aril. AIKEN. ROGER. 133 W 1 Si . lot Angolot 3. CoM. AIKEN. WAllACE D . 44SS w 102 Si., loglo-ood. Coll A16ERT. INEZ C . II Aptoi A.o . So� Eron ii o. Col.l. A18ITZ. JRANK. 447% E 73 Si., loi Angoloi 44. Coll . AlOtlCH. KEITH. 402 W 121 Si., loi Angoloi. Col. . AIDRIDGE. PATRICIA, 71 Vonilii Cl . So Diogo . Coll . AIEXANOER. ANGUS. 303 G Avo . Coionpdo. Coll . All PI Y, DORPMA. 21 fl� � � T $'•. logoniport, I 0. AlltN. JOANNE. 1310 Chondlor S’ . W.'miAo'o . Coll . AllEN. JOY. 1010 w 78 $1 . loi A � l� « 44. CoM. AlltN. NANCY. 217 I Moo� � . JoHorio-.lllR. 1 0. AllEN VIRGINIA 745 W. 8 Si.. lo� Angolot 44. Coll All ISON, ClAUOl. 4428 Coring Si., loi Anpoloi 22. Coll . AllMAND, BETTY, 3521 W 84 Inplowood. Coll . AlKNBEPC. NORMAN. 4 15 MUU’OU 0 .. loi A«pol t 43. Coll . AITMANN. ROO� ICO. P O Bo- 378. So Joio. Coiio Ruo ANDERSON. Bill. 7850 S Normondrt. lot Angoloi 44. CoM. ANDERSON. fRANCIS. 128 S Orchard Si., lot A-itlti 44. Coll . ANDERSON. JOAN. 1042 W. 85 Si., lot Aopoloi 44. Coll . ANDERSON. JOVCI 1140 I SI St., lot Angoloi 11. Coll . ANDERSON. RICHARD. 2511 Pondolph Si . Hvntingion Po.V. Colli ANDERSON. RlCHARO. 213 E. 107 Sl„ lot Aneoloi 3, Coll ANDERSON. RUPERT. 3337 So o� «li«o Si., loop Booth. CoM ANNAGUEY. ElENO. IIJJVj ' Pil� Y Or., lot A.gpio, 4. CoM. ANSTEAO. IfON. 3020 l� io o A.o . Sovih Go� . Coll . ANTHONY. BUR . 5440 W 4 Si., lot Angoloi 45. Coli . ANTHONY PHIlllS. 0 W 73 S'., loi Aopoloi. CoM APPltGATI. JOHN. 1428 W. II Si., loi Aop.lot IS. Coll . ARNOIO. CHARlfS. 1433 E. 103 PI., lot Anpoloi 2, Coli . ARCHE JANE. 1340 Oio o S’.. lo«p Booch. Coli . ARKES. ROBERT. 881 S Bondoro Si., lot Anpoloi 2. Coll . ARMSTRONG. JAMES, 124 W. 88 Si., lot Angoloi 3. Coli . ARMSTRONG. USTER. 2283 toil Avo.. lo p Booth. Coli . ARMSTRONG. PATRICIA 3 31 8rood� oy S’ Mvolington Pork. CoM. ABNEY. DON. 8 0 fIroilono Ploio. lot A � olo. 2. Coli . ASA, GIIBERT. 23% Jodtow Si., lot Anpoloi 33. Coli . ASBURY. JACK. $020 10 A.o . loi Anpoloi 43. Coli . ASHE . JAMES. 214 W Pov-ond A.o . Campion. Coli . ASHIIY. JOHN. 10701 Ooloroto A.o . lonno-. Colil. ASTON. WIlllAM. 3115 W 47 Si., loi Anpoloi 43. Coli . ATIAS. MITCl’Ell. 8COS C’oniho- Avo . Inglo-ood CoM. AUID. ROGER. 1306 W 78 S� .. lot Anpoloi 44. Coli . AUSTIN. IARRY. 453 N B-ood Si., Son loll Obipo. Coli . AVAREll. WIlllAM. 724 W 2 Sr.. So Pod«o. Coli . AVAZlAN. PAUL 46 S Otopo A.o . Inglo-ood. Coll -B- BABER. WIlllAM. 7838V S. No—ond o A.o . lot Angolot 44. Coll BA A. JOSEPH. 404 W Month-tier A.o.. lot Anpoloi 3. Coli . BAGIEY. VERNON. 7834 S Normondio A.O.. lot Anpoloi 44 Coll . BAISCH. METTA. 1730 w 67 $• , lot AngoWl 44. Coli . BAIRD. VICTOR, 428 W. 10 PI . lot Anpoloi 3. Col l BAKE . DAVE. 105 Boo (I Si., lot Ango'oi 2. Coli BAKE . JOYCE. 720 N Virginia Si.. Rono. No-BAKER. NORMAN. 1268 W 23 Si., lot Angolot 7. Coli BAKER. BAIPH. 7886 $ Normond.o A.o , lot Angolot 44, Coli . BAIDWIN. HERBERT. 4005 Vio Comgiilno. Poloi Vordot. CoM. BAITS. CHARIES. 612 S $io S� „ S.govrnoy. lo BAllARO, SIDNEY, 4$.A S MopW $� .. Inp'o-ood. Coll . BAllEW. ROBERT. 818 W. 4 S- . lot A-poloi 44. Coll . BAUOW. ERNEST. P O. Bo. 2 2. Ar.io. CoM BANGIE. EDMOND. Bo. 325. Big Boor. Coli . BANKS. HENRY. 45% E JoRorion Si . lot Anpoloi 11. Coll . BANTON. MAXINE. 2 55 81.0’ � d . l.-pono. O’o BABATTA. TONY. 421 W 82 Si . lot Anpoloi 3. Coli BARBEE. MARJORIE. 433 W Cold-oil $'.. Compion. Coll . BARBER. ROBE . 2677 Giondplo Uvd.. lot Angoloi 26. Col- . BARIOW. JOYCE. 35 E. 87 Si lot Anpoloi 2. Col. . BARmORE, WIlllAM. 157 Holldolo A.o.. loi Anpoloi 44. Coll . BARNES. WIlllAM. 608 Roiomory lono. Bvibonk, Colli BARNES. W NORRIS. 1318 Dv’0-1 Avo.. $o«io Ano, Coli . BARNHART. HENRY. 1121 W 7 Si . loi Anpoloi 44. Coll BARNWEll. JAMES. 7010 P.no Avo.. Boll. Coli . BARRETT. DOROTHY. 2032 tio-n.ng Bird., lot Anpoloi 33. Cali . BARRETT. MARIltt. 758 E. 84 Si., lot Angolot 1. Cali BARTtllA. BETTY. 180 Covina A.o . lo-g Boot . 3. CoM. BARTIETT. GEORGE. J . 8744 S. Dallon A.o . loi An0,i,t 44. Coli 8ARTIEY. BAYARD. 1113 W. 3 S’ . loi AnpoWt 44. CoM BARTRAM, JAMES. 8904 S Mo KoHon PI., lot Anpoloi 44. Coli . BASKA. ROBERT. 1 21 Tvromoo Avo.. Konioi Cit� . Ko . EASIER, GEORGE. 1727 W. 23 Si., loi Anootoi 7. Coli BASS. OONAIO. 1117 W C� oimu S’.. So� ’o Ano. Coli . BASS. MARVIN. 15 37 s. Roiollo St., to-ndalo. Coil BASS. WIlllAM. 54 W. tovro Si.. Compton 3. CoM BASS. WIlllAM. 17235 S. Mo « $� .. lot Angolot 3. Coll . BATESOll. MAROlD. 802 W Chvrth Si., Middloro.n, |0 BATH, BETTY. B77 S !o or Si . Inglo-ood. Coli . BATH. WIlllAM, 877 S Elo-or Si.. Inglo-ood. Coll . BAUM. EDWARD 10432 Roio-ood. Sovlh Goto. CoM BAYltSS. ARTHUR. I0SS6 Wh.ppto Si., loi Anpoloi, Coll . BAYS. WIUMENA. 06 N. Pint S’ . lot Vopot. No. BEAl. SHIRICV. S7S Vordupo Rd . Bvibonk, Coli . BEAM. AUDIEY. 5487 Abboy iold. long Booth 4. CoM. BEARDEN. THEtlO, 304 E SS S .. lot Anpoloi II. CoM, BEAROStEY. EDMUND. 34 W 78 Si., lot Anpoloi 3. CoM eiASllY. RAIRH. 7814% S. No.rrond o A-o.. lot Anpoloi 44. CoM. BEATTY. RUTH 1504 S Ho’void Si . loi Anpoloi 6. CoM BEAUMONT, EDWARO. 600% W 87 Si., loi Angolot 44. CoM BECK PRESMII. 1171 W 7 St., lot Anpoloi 44. Coll BECKER. PAUL 114 W 61 $• . loi A-gelot 44. Coli BEDORE. THOMAS. 36 Codoi Si . Tvppor loko. N Y BEDORf. ROBERT. 36 Codo. Si.. Tvppor loko. N Y BEHN, ESTHER. 38 1 Thi.d Avo.. loi Angoloi 43. Coli . BE ll. ED. 577 Normon Si.. Artodio. CoM. BEll. RUSSEl. Ii.. 1216 S Gtovilloo Si.. Inglo-ood. Coli . • III. TERREll. Moodow. To. 8EIT7. ROBERT. 7 20 S. No- Harvpihiro Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM IENNETT. WIlllAM, Ills Covionno Cl.. Son Red’6. CoM BENSON. BEVERIY. 6871 ProiCrtti Avo , Boll. Coin BENTON. OEIBERT, North Soil loko City. Utoh BENTON, MARTHA, 841 W 54 Si., loi Angolot 37. Colli BEREAl, CHARIES. 1717 E. 22 Si., loi Angoloi. Co'i BERGESON. CHARIES. P O. B« 74S. Mllcholl. S 0 BERINC. JOHN, 134 W 7 $1.. lot Angoloi 44. Col. . BCRNAtO. MYRAIU. 8705 W, Knoll 0’.. lot Angolot 46. Col l. BERNARO. WAYNE. 8705 W. Knoll Of., loi Angolot 46. Coll . BERNEKER, CARl. 771 lun.ona Dr., long 8oa h. Colli. BERNER, 808. 3785 S Oonkor Avo.. lot A-poloi 44. Coli . BERNER. W E . 24 W 81 Si., loi Anpoloi 44. Colil BERRYMAN. BONNIE. 1834 W Son’o Borboro Avo.. lot Angoloi 37. Coll . BESTOR. WIlllAM. JR.. 1767 W 85 S' . lot Angoloi 44. Coli BUCK. ClAYTON. 1234 E Moplo A-a.. Glo� dolo. CoM BICGERS ROBERT. P. O Bar 140. Armona. CoM. BIGGERSTA . KENNETH. 317 S Moyo S .. C©� o� on. Coll BIGHEAD, JACK. 3124 S Molt Si., loi Angolot 7. Coll . BIIBREY, JOHN P- 1. Monroo. Tonn Bill EVElYN. 7834 Woll.ngion Si.. So 0 ogo El. CoM. BINKEIE. WAITER. 2134 Mognolio A.o . loi Angoloi 7. CoM BIRO. JACOUEIINE. Bor 542. R01-0II. No. MorKo BISHOP. JAMES. 2129 Ho’rh.oy Si . Comden. CoM BISHOP. RONAIO 5128 Angoloi Vino, lot Angoloi 43. Coli . 81EAK. JACK. 2252 25 St., Sonia Monito. Coli . BOCKEmOHIE. anna. 18430 Woln.t Si . Anotio. Coli . BOllOlIE. VIRGINIA 414 W 1 Rl . lot Angolot 3. Coll BOITON. BARBARA. 716 Arorio Sr.. So« Gob- ol. Colil BONfNBSRGER CARl. 1049 S Cotoloh Si , lot Angoloi 23. Colil BONNER. JOHN 9$IS Pork Si . Rollf o-or. CoM. BOONE, 'Bill 1019 Miltholi U.. Cavil. No- Vo.i.o BOONE. WIlllAM. 844 W Somo Bo.boro St., loi Angoloi. Coli . BOOTH HENRY. JR . 4821 E Third St . long Boorh 12. CoM BORU . IOWEU, 7148 w 7 Si., lot Angoloi 44. Col.' BOSNA. ARTHUR 1120 W. 48 S’ . lot Angolot 37. Coll BOSNA JACK 1120 W 48 St., lot Angolot 37. Coli BOWIES JOHN. Ill W 48 S’ . M.n 00po 1. Min. BOWMAN. JEANNETTE. 1761 S Clo’k Si.. Boll«e-or. Coli . BOWYER. CHARIES. 10530 A,rot Si., lot Angoloi 34. Coll flOWVE'. AIMA. 706 Mighlond Avo Monhotloh Booth. Col.I BOWYER, RICHARD. 1055$ Ayiet Avo . lot Angelot 34. Col-I. � OYD. till. Bo 577. lo toi'er. Colit BOYO. WIUIAM. 3757 OiM|« S'.. I� o Boot 7. Colif. BOYIAN. AITANNA. 3005 W � 7 S' , Inglewood. Calif BEADIEY. BENNY, 7484 touello S' . Von.to. Colif BRADLEY. BOB. 1715 MWo-o S'., II Poto. To BRAGG. WIUIAM, 10606 A-olon Bl.d.. lot A (.l i 3. Col.f. BRAKCFKID, IANCE. 1071 W 103 S'., lot Angelot 44. Colil 8RANSCUM. WARREN. 1708 W 39 Si,, lot Angeiet 37. Col.f BCEGIIO. JACK. 1103 £ 67 St.. Inglo-ood. Colif BREIOING. ROBERT. 677Vj N S.cotter Ate.. lot Angelot 36. CoUl BRENT. EOWARO. 149 W 59 Si,, lot Angeiet 3. Col.f BRIStt. THOMAS. 3157 A Tenoyo S� .. Soolh Go'., Colif. BRETMERICK. SMIRlEY. 4751 Sgrro A.o,. lot Angolot 43. Colil BRIGGS. S. J . 1313 f w.lto� Si . Glendo'e. Colif BRIGGS. GEORGE. 3670 Dover S'., Heetiort. To-BROCKMAN. JOYCE. R' I. Bot 67. loihrop. Colil BROOKS. THOMAS, 1708 13 Si.. Mottillo«. Ohio BROUSSARD. CHARiES, SS33 Morgen A.o.. lot Angelot II. Colil BROWN. BRYAN. 7 70 S. Normandie Avo.. lot Angelot 44. Colif BROWN. IORNA. 3405 W 08 S'.. Inglo-ood. Colif, BROWN. RICHARD, 7051 fifth Avo,. lot Angelot 43. Col.f BROWN. WARREN. 7858 S. Normonde A.o,, lot Anoe'et 44. Colil BROWN, ROBERT. 513 Cold-oier Conyon. Von Noyt. Coli' BRUCE. FRANKLIN. 7347 13 N W . SooUlo. Woth BRUCE, ROBERT. 767 Goto A.o , Ko.thorne, Colif. BRUENOER. DOROTHY. 9331 8 A.o . Inglo-ood. Colil. BRUNT. MAOAIEEN, 650 W. 47 St,, lot Angela, 37. Colil BRUNIITO. JOSERff. 605 W. SO S'., lot Angofg� 37. Colif. BUDDt'll. JAMES. 7340 S. Normondie A. , lot Angeiet 44. Col l BUMMYER. I AURA, IlllUreii A.o.. Gloduone. No- Jo.tor BullARD. GRACE. 756S4 Mot-gold Ay . Mother Ci'r. Colil BUllARD, HERBERT. 75654 Mo-told A.o . Harbor Cilv. Colil BUlRlCE. ARTHUR. 333 W. Versa A.o.. lot Anoetot 37. Colif BUNN, MIRIAM. 554 firtl Si.. Fillmoce. Colif. BURCRMAITER, CAROK. 3B57 Coolidge Si.. Clifton Colo. BURGl. KENNETH. 14474 S Atlantic. Comp’on. Colif. RURK. JAMES, 346 W. 84 PI., lot Angoley 3. Colil BURKART, ROBERT. 1509 M.«odo� t Si.. Monhaltan Booth. Com BURKE. MAROIO. 5016V| W 106 Si.. Inglo-ood. Colif. BURKE. HARRY. Bo 671 Merid-on. Idot-o BURKHAROT, BOB. 707 El Redondo S' Redondo Booth. Colif. BURKHOLDER. EVEIYN. 5354 Via Coioita. lot Angeiet 77. Col.f BURKHOlDfR. MAROlD. 631 f. 78 Sr , lot Angeiet T. Colil BURKS. JOSEPH. 1679' , W. 81 St., lot A tool t 44. Colif. BURNE. MIRVYN. 5349 Sho v ««e lone. Terrance. Colif BURNS, OONNA. 5434 Third A. . lot Ango'ot 43. Colil. BURRIS. JAMES, 7073 W. 84 PI., lot Angetet 44, Colif. 8URSCH. IRVING. 401 W offer ton Bl.d , lot Angelot. Colif BUSSARD. BARBARA. 11073 fott.ood S' . Inglewood. Colil BUfltR. BETTY. 6IS E Mountol S� . Clendole 7. Cotlf. BUTIER. DAVID, 745 I 57 PI., lot Angelo. IT, Colif 8UTIER. OUANE. 148 W 85 Si., lot Angelot 3. Col.I BUTIER. JOHN. 615 E. Moenloln Si . Glendale 7. Colif. 8UTIER. MfRYI. 677 Menlo $• Mowrhorne. Colif BUZOUCM. AVIS. 8018','1 S. Nr- Mo-pihire St . lot Angelot 44. Colil 8Y8EE. MOWARO, 1746 C Si., Springfield, Ore 8YERS. ROSEMARY. 6171 Borrowt Or.. lot Angolat 36, Colil. BYRON. 0. R . 9371 5 v„ � m A.o . lot Angotri 44. Colil BYS, VERNON. 7677 W 78 Si.. Ingle-opd. Colil. —c— CADY, DICK. 7446 Hop Si.. Wolnut fort. Colil. CAlOWCll, MARY. 441 W 81 Sf.. lot Angelot 3, Cal.I CAIVERT. CHARIES. 11173 lamoli Avo . Inglewood. Colif. CAIV1N. TAIITMA, 1346 W Pacific Coot' Mwy.. W.lmiogten. Col.I. CAMERON. J. Will. 3693 Virgin,o Rd.. lot Angelot 16. Coli' CAMPBEll. AlEXANOER. 190S Clendole Bl.d . lot An„l„. Col.I. CAMPBElt. R KEMPTON, 716 Pa'IofM S' . Clendole. Colif CAMPBEll, THEOOORE. I8?4 w 85 Sr., lot Aegelei 44. Cotlf CANFIEIO. TOYCE. 818 W 69 S'., lot Angelot 44. Colif CANIDA, ROBERT. 419 E 134 S',. Howthotite. Colil CANN. EARIA, 7110 S. Primrote Avo., Alhombro, Colif. CAPPER, MOWARO. 4608 Joffoitoa S'.. Kontot Cily. Mo CAPPS. MAXINE. 9711 S Vorrr0 ' A.o . lot Angelot 44. Colil CARBAUGH. ERNEST. 1703 I. Colorado Si.. Potodeno. Colif. CARDONA. REUBEN, 1670 E. Eogl Si., lot A � rl� t 33. Col.I. CARIBERC. ROBERT. 7870 S. Normandie A.o.. lot AngoSrt 44. Colil. CARISON. CHARIES. 103? w. 84 PI., lot Ango'ei 44. Colil. CARISON, PHYlllS. 3798 $. Vermont A. . lot Angeiet 7. Colil CARISON, RUTH. 5900 S. f.gooroo St . loi Angolot 3. Colil. CARISON, WIUIAM. 1709 S loio Si . lot Angelrt 6. Colif. CARIYIE. SIDNEY. 65T6 W 35 Sf.. lot A� g� lot 45. Colif CARNAHAN. EltERT. Box 134. Whoolor. Ind CARNES. BEN. 4831 W 113 Si.. Ingir-ood. Colil CARPENIER. IYNN. 7413 Pofm PI.. H.� 'inol«« Po.k, CoUl. CARPEN1ER, NORMAN. 5060 Voni Bl.d., lot Angolot 35. Colil. CARPENTER. ROBERT. 10707 Gro. l ro A.o.. lng!««o d. Colif. CARPENTER. ROY. 63? W 104 Sr., lot Angolot 44. Colil CARPENIER. WIUIAM. 3U N WeiUoke A.o . lot Angolrt ?6. Colil. CARR. Blllll. 7665 Glmdolo 8I«I.. lot Angola. 76. Colif. CARR. SIM. 266S Glmdolo Bl.d.. lot Angolot 76. Colil. CARRICO. DEON. 9179 Boring Ctott, lot Angrlo. 44 Colil CARROU, GEORGE. 90SV, W. 76 Sr.. R..or. do, Colil CARROll. JOHN 77ID W Monthotio. Bl.d , Inglewood. Col.I CARSTINS. CARYl. 901 W 73 Si., lot Angola. 44. CoUl CARTER. MARION. S016 Ci-oiron S'., lot Angolot. Colil. CARTER. RALPH. I 7S0 W 3? Sr . Indio-opolit, Ind CARTER. WARREN, 1419 W 110 PI . lot Anoolo. 44. Colil. CARTV. WIUIAM. 786? S No � ondio A.o.. lot Angola. 44. Colif, CASSIY. JOHN. 6715 3 A.o . lot Angola. 43. Colif CAUDIC. AVA. Rr. I. Bo 116. PoorWood. N Cor. CHAMBEPS. Blllll. TOT? S Bald-.n Sf.. El Mmio. Colif CHAMBERS. fEPMAN, 1937 S Hobort Sr . lot Angolot 7. Colif CMAMPIIN. JOANNE, 9717 foorih A.o.. Inolo-ood. Col.f CHANG. B U.. Nor gong i« Soovl. Koroo CHAO. YU SHAI. Conron. Chino Chapman BERNARD. 757? Miromonfo Bl.d . lot Angola. I. Colil. CHARIPAR. PAT. 191S A A.o N E . Codor Ropidt. Io� o CHARIES, JOHN. 3635 Vioton A.o . lot Anoolo. 34, Colil. CHARTER. CHARIES. 3439 W 76 S' . lot Angola. 43, Colif. CHASE. WIUIAM. 1341 W 84 S'., lot Angola. 44. Colil ClfEl, IRIDIRIK. Wollit-og SS. Relloidom. Nolh CHtN. CECIt. 74 Bibb. Rood. Roob. Pohoog. Moloyo CHEN. XWEl SEN, 7605 Glooion A.o.. lot Angolot 33. Colif. CHENEY. CIlfiERT. 1449 $. Fo.rlh St.. Mon'obollo. Colil CMESSMORE. IEONARO. 7913 $, A.o'on Bl.d , lot Angolot 3. Colif CMIIDRES. If. f . 1357 W 79 Si., lot AngoW. 44. Colif CMIIORESS, ROYCE. 78TS Clo.o-don A.o-. H.-linglon fork. Colil CHITTENDEN, WIUIAM. 444 N Nortoo S'., lot Angolot 4. Colil CHOVIl, JEAN, 2544 W. 21 Sf.. lot Angola. 16. Colif CHRISTENSEN. loVERNE. Elk Morn, lo CHRISTENSON. BERNICE. 2000 W 9? St., lot Angolot 44, Colif CHUNC. VERNON, 351? A Edno S'.. Honolulu. T. M ClARK, BARBARA. 787? S . Normondio A.o lot Angolot 44. Colif ClARK. CARIENE. 6821 S'O'o S'.. H.-'inglo� Pork. Col.f ClARK. CHARIES. 4464' , W 59 $t lot Angolot 43. Colif ClARK. GENE. 310 Birth Are.. Mowiho.no, Colif ClARK. GLORIA. Blotk Bviro Ri . Coirogo. Oro ClARK. GRANT. 1208 S'rond St Monhol'on Booth. CoM ClARK, MAROIO. 719 S Son'o fo. Compton. Colif. ClARK. RAYMOND. 10303 Son Joo«. Sou'h Goto, Col.f. ClARK, ROBERT. 7877 S. Normondio A.o . lot Angolot 44. Colil ClARK. ROBERT. ?70f Mor'ollon Booth Bl.d . Go.dono. Colif. ClARK. VlRGIl. 7861 E. 13 St Wottmint«or. Colil. ClAUSEN, PHIIIP. T418y, E. 68 Sf., lot Angolot 1, Col.f ClAYTOR. JACK fuvnono Moul I H Cl EGG. CAROl, 75U S. Moin St., lot Angolot 3. Colil CIEMENTSON. llROY. 7403 Oolten A.o., lot Angolot 44, CoM CUNKINCSEARO. JEANETTE. 333 W. 58 St . lot Angolot 37. Colil ClOYO. AUDREY. 3753 S. Cromarty St., lot Angolot 7. Colif. COBB. EDWARD, 778 Groonwottd S'.. Akron. Ohio COBB. WIUIAM. 145 E. 101 Si., let Ango'ot 3. Calif. COBURN. ElSli. R' 1, Bo 378. Sobotioeol. CoM COIE, El TON. 3905 W 106 $l„ loglo.ood, Colif COlf. HAROIO. 6137 Kino S'.. Moywood. CoM COIE. LOUISE. 3905 W, 106 Si.. Inglewood. Colil COIE MAN, 0ONA10. R� . I, Bo. 117. Combrldge. Minn. CO III NS. CARAIYN. 7118 $ Hobart S' lot Angelot. Colif COMPTON. HELEN. 1715-8 N Veidogo Rd.. Glondolo 6. Colil. CONAWAY. MAROlD. 8154 Antwerp A.o , lot A-golo. 7. Colif CONCHA. RUDOlPH, 7117 Marengo Sf.. lot Angolot 31. CoM CONIEY. DORIS. 1074 W 71 Sr., lot Ango'ot 44. Colil. CONNER. PHYlllS. 3751 l «o S«,. long Booth. Colif. CONSTANT. ROBERT. 1125 W Sho-o St.. Al -ombro. Colif. CONWAY. NOREAU, 3173 W. 154 St.. Co� dono. Col.f COOK. MOlMAN. 876 W 84 Si.. l6t Angolot. Colif COOK. JOEl lUCIllt, 873 Madrid A.o . Torronto. Colil COOK. IlOYD, 876 W 40th Pi., lot Angolot 37. Colli COOK, MARILYN. 6611 Bon A.o.. North Hollywood, Colif COOK. MARTIN. 740 71 PI., Sonro Mon.tO. Colif COOPER. HUGH. 6707 Mood A.o.. Huni ngron Pork. Colil COOPER. SUlllVAN, 4518 Moditon S'., Frotno. Colil. COOYA5, TEO. 3358 Sotond A.o . lot Angolot 43. Colif. CORNfll. CHESTER. 976V, W. 74 Sf.. lot Angolot 44. Colif CORRAlCS. HECTOR. 3S09 McKonsio S'., lot Angolot 37. Colif. COSGROVE. THOMAS. 333 W Ope S' Wilming'on. Col.f COUNTS. AIF RED. Bo. 497. Imporiol. Colil COWAN. ROBERTA. 1147 Truro Sf., Inglewood. Colif COWIES. MARIORY. 3765 Foirmood Sr . Potodono. Colil. COX, ANN. 740 W 107 S'., lot Angolot 44. Colif COX. DONAID, 1451 W 65 PI.. Lot Angolot 44. CoM COX. RAY. 7726 Vlrginlo Rd . lot Angolot 16. Colif. CRAIC. ANN. 1025 N. Hot-orrh St., lot Ango’ot 46. CoM CRAIG. E. EllEEN. Rt, I. E.ort6n. Woth, CRAIC. JAMES. 463S W 63 Sf., lot Angolot 43. CoM CRANOAU. JANE. 117 E Woodward Sr.. Alhomb.o, CoM CRAWfORO. ROBERT. 5775 Ri.oriom S'.. North Hollywood. CoM CROOM. SARAH. Bo- 159. Sonro Rato. Colif. CROSSIEY. JACK. 4750 71 Si.. N t . Sooirlo, Woth CROUCH. GLORIA. 7059 W 29 PI., lot Angolot 7. Colil CRUMP. JAMES, 1841 Suntor 8l.d . lot Angelot. Colil CUMMINGS. MARILYN, 1370 W. Sonro Bo-boro A.o.. lot Angolot 37 Colil CUMMINS, Bill. 5128 S Von Nott Bl.d . lot Angolot 37. Colil CUNNINGHAM. JO ANN. 231 t. 74 Si., lot Angolot 3. Calif. CUNNINGHAM. MARY. 777 E. HO Sf.. lot Angolot 3. Colif. CURRIE. JAMES. 1768 In.ornott Sf.. Rotodmo. CoM —D— DAMlSTRUM. JACK. 6714-A Sonro Fo. M.nriogro Port. Colif DAIGICISM. RAY E . 6174 Mo!obor Si . Huntino-on Port. Coin OAITON, JOHN 6 . 1134 W 81 PI., lot Angeiet 44. Calif DALTON, m JACOUEUNE. 44S0 W 59 PI . lot Angolot. Col.l OAV-StO. ANN MARIE, Rt I. Bo. 774. Etcondido. CoM OANill RAttiPNl w 1497 Air.t-n A.o . lot Ango'ot ?6. Colif. DANIELS. ARTHUR. 1331 E 59 PI . lot Angolot 1. CoM OANIEIS. HA9RY A 62I2 C R-lo. Huniingron Port. Coin OANKWORTM. RICHARD T . 1 18 C mry Sr lot Angolot IS, Coin. DARBY, ROBERT R.. 8905 8 A.o.. Inglo-ood. Colif. OASMNAW. FREDERICK A.. T33S W 79 Si . lot Angolot 44. Colil OASMNAW. JOYCE. 1335 W 79 Sr., lot A-g,iot 44. CoM DAUBENBERGER. GAYIE A.. 5918 S. Cilrut. lot Angolot 43. CoM. DAVENPORT. D £ . 7824 S. Nor-ondie A.o . lot Angolot 44. Colif DAVENPORT. DALE M . 1160V, E. 68 S' . lot Angolot 1, Colif. OAVlDSON. KEN. 1743 N. Moin St., Akron. Ohio DAVIES. JOHN M,. 1450 W 101 St . lot Angolot 44. Colil DAVIES. WIUIAM I.. IE.. 16850 Holldo'o A.o . Gordeno. Colif. DAVIIA. ESTEBAN 0.861 S Bronton A.o.. lot Angolot. Colif. OAVIS. BARNEY E.. 2105 E 36 Sr . Kontet C-iv. Mo. OAVIS. DAlE . ti. 2. Bo. 285. Sobot'opol. Colif DAVIS. OARYl. Rr. 7. 6o. 785, Sobotiopol. Colif. OAVIS. OAITON M.. 1331 w 95 Sf.. lot Angolot 44. Colif DAVIS. OAVID E. 11724 Corott. Com pro . CoM. OAViS. EDMOND R-. 295 S Sulrono. Uplond. Colif DAVIS. EITON C . Rt. 3. Bo. 1348. lo-itror . Ido. DAVIS. EUGENE R . 463 S Wrlming'on. Co-plon. CoM OAVIS. J DEAN. 1039 W 106 St., lot Angolot 44. Colif. DAVIS. MURIEL JEAN. 1039 W 106 St., lot Angolot 44. Colif DAVIS. NANCY V , 1515 Filrh Ate.. Vovngtlown. Ohio OAVIS. NORMA t . 3960 D Si., Sotromonro. Colif DAVIS. OLIVE. 10317 Volley Sp . North Hollywood. Colif. OAVIS. RlCHARO C-. 1652' , E Point lone, lot Angolot 7. Colif. OAVIS. EONAlO M . Rt 7. Bo. 285. Sobotiopol. Colif OAVIS. TRENETA C-, 5531 Mofmot A.o . lot Angolot II. CoM. OAVIS. WAllACE C . P O. Bo- 177. Pebble Booth. Colil DAVIIN. CURTIS I . 517 W III Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM. OAWSON, MEIEN, Bo 156. Big Bon loko. Colif OAWSON. lEf R . 911-B Moplo Avo.. Inglo-ood. Colif OAYKIN, HERBERT P.. 7514 Brighton Avo.. lot Angolot 44. Colil. o” .Ongu 5V. {“ ti ? = ? J � o J ; � � 2 '' 5 j O .•O K O siiisf.e ;- os2z t ??5= llill '3 6.s!‘:lisl ; r- „ ok w 3sj 3-.§3 -■’’z255 2k- a-23� S5o- -•2«§|z§ S-SS“ c5“5w« ««v6 '«• il2s12j22255iili l2l5i 3 |! w-:r. . .3 i-.l! T i s £ SS Sj n_ ► :|?S -o? S-'. r ?2SS o s-«. 3 =.«t £ is •r-i'S-'s 5§2e‘� i • °5is; j2 . • • .M s«0 5o_ 3 -53 _s:=fj! •531-sitt iiU u PA0. .-S8 «S“ Mil oojoi.-; «||SS53 .? 3 -5 ii4« � - « S'?! mm 2S2 S§|v SeesSggs GREENKAP, Al. 1015 S lv oRyP'� t. Inglewood. Coin G81IR. C.. 1711 w 64 Si.. 1 1 Angelet 44. Colit. GtEEt, WillAM I., JR.. 4311 7 Ave . lot Angelet 43. CollE. GREER. WIUIAM K.. 49 9 Ronge View. lot Angelet 47. Colil. GREGORY. JACK S.. 71 3 Oregon Ave . long Booth, Colli. GREY. NATHAN A . 70JV, W. II S'.. lo. Angelo, 44, Colil GRIEVE. AliXA. 1134 N Edgemont, lot Angelet 77. Coll . CUMIN. ClYDE M.. Bo I0S. O B- on. To.o. CRIPEItM. WIUIAM W . 117 f. 116 71,. let Angelo, 3. Colli. GRINOE. MARGARET I.. 4017 W Coiol D .. fellerteo. Colli GRI$wOlD. GIAOYS. 7330 Momerey Rood. So Mo� . o, Coin GRIVAS. HO. 707 5 Ate., lot Angelo, 43. Colli. GUDBRANOSEN. JEANETTE. 110? W. 64 Si., let Angelet 44. Colli GUINN, ROBERT I , 7 10 lot A-gele, 44. Colli CUllIKSEN. BEVERIY. 3 N Primrote. AWomt.ro. Colli. GUSNNE. BARBARA, )933 lime. long Booth 7. CoM GUIOS. ItWIS, 409 W 118 St., lot Angelet 3. Colli -H- MADOOCK. OfNNIS A., 1333 W 79 Si., lot A«o iei 44. 0 111. MA01EY. HERBERT. 1760Vi W. 9 Si., let Angelo, 44. Col.l HAHN. RAMONA, 160 W 70 S'.. lot Angelet 3. Colli HAINES, till. 1401 W 60 71.. let Angela, 44. Colli. HAIEY. BENJAMIN R . 4677' , Cimorro . lot Angelet. Colli. MAHON. MORRIS. 1114 W. 37 S' . let A� elet. Colli HAH. EUAS, 763 Bwdleng • . lot Angela, 7. Colli HAll. IRAN f.. 1677 MtDenold Ave.. w.tmingfon. Col.l MAI I. CIENN. 637 N teenord. Me-ebello. Colli. MAll. JACK I.. 1731 W. 7 S'., let Angelet 44. Colli. HAll. ROBERT I.. 1679 S Crettthow, let A o t i 6. Colli MAll. ROY l„ 1341 w 79 Si., let Angelet 44. Colli. MAllBORN. SIDNEY. 3746 Moi « . Bell. Colli HAMRIEY. MARRY C . 3474 W 74 S .. lot A g le, 43. CoM MAMIKON, JAMES C . 1171 W 79 Si., lot Angelet 44. Colli MAMIKON. JOHN PATRICK. 613 W 10? St., lot Angelo, 44. Col l MAMM. OB f . 971 S. Hofeoil. lot Angelet 44. Colli. HANIERRY. BEVERIV J . 3370 E Tim S' . long Beoth. Colli MANO. JAMES. Eotl Mooplo . N. Y MANOWERK. OTTO T.. 1041 M.ithin, Ave . Temple CUy. Colli. MANNA. 0AVI0 I.. 643 N MoyworlK. let Angela, 36. Col.l HANSEN. BARBARA. Bet 7 9. Chewthillo. Colli HANSEN, DON AID I,. 7716 W 76 S' , let Angela, 43. Colli. HANSEN. EIAINE. 441 W 69 Si., let Angelet 3. Colli HANSEN. MARY. 700 N C «i « St . El Mente. Col.l HANSEN. NORMAN E.. 309 N. Pront.tto, Redo de Beoth. Col.l HANSEN. ROllAND, 760 Newporl A.e . lee Booth 14. Colli. HANSON, EARl A . 7880 S Netetondie. let Anoeiet 44, Colli HANSON. JAMES I . 4747 N 18 Si., lot Angelet. Colit. HANSON. RAYMOND S.. 7716 W. 76 Si. lot Angelet 43. Coin HANSON. ROBERT E.. 1070A 19 S� . Sonlo Monlto. Colli HARBERT. NT ISON. 1136 E 87 W., lot A oelet 7. Colli HARKEY. OAMIIA S . I0SD9 El.tobe'h Ave . Soelh Got . Col.l HARKEY. KENNETH I . 340 W 31 St . long Booth 6. Coin HARKEY. PATRICIA ANN. 340 W 31 St.. long Booth 6. Col.l MARIINE. IlOYD A . 7 1 S. No'-ondie. lot Angelet 44. Colli HARMON. ARTHUR C.. 774} W 78 Si., lot Angelet 7, Colil HARMON, HARVEY S . 101? third Si., Son'o M«n. o. Colil HARMON. RUTH. 704 S. Well, flerdode. Tetot HARP. Bill. 713? lo So He Ave.. let Angelet 7. Colil. MARREll. ROBERT I . 114 Glodt'e . So A«Ienie. Tetot HARRINGTON. CHARIES. 7390 Vole. Mo'iine,. Coin HARRINGTON. DICK. t 0l lo Cicnego. let Angelet. Colli. HARRIS, CHARIES R.. 343 S Corel. Comp'en 3. Colil HARRIS. WIUIAM I .. 734 W 86 PI., let Angelet 3. Coin HARShmaN. DEIIGHT. 330 Ivy Si . G'endote. Colil. HARSTA0. CAl. 3417 Mullen A.e . lot Angelet 43. Coin MART. I0WIN A . 8854 S Ner� «o die. let Angelet 44, Coin MART. HAROID H . 3 66 S. Brood-or. let Angelet 1. Colil HARTlEN. ARNOID C.. 147? W 79 $ .. lot A-gelet 44. Col.l MASSON. EDDIE. 339 W 49 St . let Angelet 37. Colil. HASTINGS. GIEN. 40 A'lonilt A.e . long leoth, Coin MATCH. ROBERT J.. 1710 N. Son'o Pe. Compton ?. Colil MATPlElD. EVORENE. Bet 174. Clotinde. lo HAWES. PATRICIA. 797 N Turn .. C-tomongo. Colil MAYOEN. STANIEY O . 6310 Olit. Bell. Col.l MAYES. PlOYO J , 190 E 47 PI., let Angelet. Coin MAYES. ROBERT. 78I8VS S. No.-end.e. lot Angelet 44. Coin HEADY. NANCY M . 911 E 74 Si., let Angelet 1. Colil. HEATH. DON. 10373 Dorothy. South Co'e. Coin HEATON. SHIRIEV. 1630 w 84 Si . lot Angelet 44. CoM HICMT. JOHN C . 404 I Poe'hill llvd.. Aliodeno. Colli. HEDSTROM. JAMES I . 5143 Deo-e Ave . lot Angelet 43. Col.l. HEPNE8. ROY 0 . 1673 R —pou Blvd.. let Angelet 6. Colil Ml IM ANN, IIONARO. 461S Cror-0«d. long Beeth. CoM MU8ACM. MERIC � .. 1343 w 83 Si., let Angelet 44. Coin HENRY. R08IRT I . 343 W Pol-er A.e . Ce-P'e . Colil MCNSIIY. RICHARD P., 10109' , Inglewood. Ingle-eod. Colil. HERBST. IO ANN. 7781 W 7? St., lot Angelet 7. Colli MERMAN. AIMA, llngle. Wyo MIRREN. Al AN. 1133 3 Go.niey, SoMo Ano. Colli HERRING. IISTER. 833 Rete A.e . Ven.te, Colil MIRRMANN, GOROON V . 3979 Ool Si.. Kontot City. Me. HERRMANN. WANDA III. 7110 Suene Vitio Ave.. Wolnul Creel Cel I HESTER. IOIS J . 91 50 S Von Nett, lot Angelet 44, Colil HEIM. WIlllS A . 3959 S Mor.ord (ltd., let Angelet 37. Colil. METE. WAITER T , 7148 Orel Si., lot A-gelet 31. Colil HIATT. HOMER, 8910 7 A.e., let Angelet 44. Colil. MICKS WIUIAM D . 7837 3. Normond e. lot Angelet 44. Colil MIDIEBAUGM, JIM E.. 4911 No.ode. Bell. Colli HIERSEMAN. ROBERT J , 938 W 61 Sr., lot Angelet 44. Colil HIMES. AlllN. I 740 W 84 Si., let Angelet 44. Colil MINES. DAIE. 7330V, S Ner no d- . let Angelet 44. Colil MINIS. PATRICIA A.. 7830V, 3 Ner-ond e. lot Angelet 44. Col.l MIR3CM, GIADY3 I . 615 C 106 Si . let Ang.let 7. Cel l MITCMCOCK. IRVING G.. 1316 W 79 5' . let Angelet 44 Colil HODGE. SMIRIIY. 19?? w 76 5i . let Angelet 44. Cell! HODGE. T KEITH. 7047 W 77 Si., let Angelet 44. CoM HOPP. GEORGE. 1774 W 63 Si., let A-gelei 44. Cell! HOPPMAN. CHUCK. 77? Miromonre. Onfetlo. Colil HOPPMAN. HAROID J . 607 I 84 Si., let Angelet I. CoM. HOGAN. IIOVO J.. 734 Olive, long 6eo l . Colil. HOGARTH, MllBOURM t . 100? ' Compton Ave lot Ang.let CoM MOMENER. SADIE MAI. 334 Roycrofl A.e . long $ o y Colli. MOlGUIN. REUBEN, 1448 Cou S' . lot Angel,, ?6, Coin HOIMAN, AtONEO 0.4137 Wood tow , lot Angelet 44. Colil HOIMES. CHARIES 3.. 1748 Morylond $ .. lot Angelet 14. Colil. HOISTON. CHARIOTIE. 11814 le-o i. Ingle-oed. Colil HOK. MARJORIE W . 940V, W. 34 St . lo, Angel,, 37. Colil. MO I TON. BITTY. 170 W. 60 Si., let Angelo, 3. CoM. HOOVER. HOWARD. 71? Control Ave.. CBioo. Col.l MOPCROPT. JOYCE C.. 17336 Arbor PI., let Ang.let 44. Coin. HORN. DARWIN 0,1143 C. 63 S .. Inglewood. CoM. M036ACH. MARY S . 140 W 89 Sl., let Angelet 3. Colli. HOSIER. HERMAN R . 74?l Vlo Com.lie. Montebello. Colli, HOVEN. MARVYl. 1451 3. Hooetih Ave.. lot Angelet. Colil HOWARD. HERIfRT. 774 E. 5? PI., lo, Angelet II. Colil HOWAtD. IEE. 8936 Gordon View. Sour Cere. CoM. KOWlll. ISRNARD. 3330 Sunnyvele. So O ege. Cell! MUBBAR0. ROBERT A.. 1109 S Kemp S'.. Cemp'en. CoM. MUBBART. AUSTIN S.. 1339 W 79 S' . lo, Ang.let 44. CoM HUDSON. ClARINCE J.. 7770 W JePerton Blvd.. lot Angel,, 16. Col I HUDSON. STEWA9T M . 3646 RetlMII Rd.. Kontot City, Mo. MUIIAKER. JERRIE ANN. 7310 Morrow, Wote. T„ot MUIING. IE5TER I.. 11867V, S Moln. let Ang.let 3. CoM. HUMPHREY, JOHN w . 713 E. Oetinut Sl.. Ckicogo II. Ill, HUNT, COURTNEY M . 7301 S. Mor.ord. lot AnoeWt. Coin HUNT. VERNON W . JR . 7301 S. Mor.ord. lot AnoeWt 44. CoM HUNTER. CAROIVN. 14811 Sut'en S'.. Sk.r-on Oelt. CoM. HUNTER. WIUIAM 0.. 4366 loml'o S' , lot Angelet 6. CoM HUSTON. JACK I . 1700 W 78 $� .. let Angelet 44. CoM HUTCHINSON. DON M . 1718 W 38 PI., lot Angel., 37. Col.l. MYDUKE. EDWARD I.. 137 Cvetv.nor. Inglewood. Colil IGCRT. JO ANN. 370 E lemon. Monrovia. Cain IITEN. BRUCE M . 10335 So- V.ntenle. South Ge'e. Colil. INABINET. ERWIN I . 10 North Blvd.. N, Cho'let'em. S C IRBY. JACK C , 9S03 S Wetletn A.e.. let Angelet 44. Colil IREIANO. CAROl V.. 63 Cool Sl.. Oenvei. Colorodo IRVINE. PRANK V.. 531 W Arrow. Ponfono. CoM. IEMIRIAN. I CON A, 4475 Vlt'orio Pi Dr , lo, Angel.t 0. Colil JACKS. MARJORIE. 365? Wolnul A.e.. lynweod. CoM JACKSON. MlTCHlll I.. 1171 E Ook Si.. Demon. I..01 JACKSON. WIUIAM 0.77? N Ave 57. let Anoete, 42. CoM. JACOBSON. VEIMA. Be 7777. II Sag undo. Colil. JAEGER. VIRGINIA, 7958 Keoe Sl , Hvmmgtee Pork. Col.l. JAMES. RICHARD W . 1076 W 96 Sl.. let Anoele, 44. Coin JAMISON. BETTY. 819 Manning Ave.. lo, Angelet 74. CoM JAPPEY. DAVID. 1734 W. 71 Sl.. lot Anoeiet 44. CoM JARVIS. WAYNE R . • . I. Be 180. Thermal. CoM. I1B8IA. DOMINICK P.. 7400 5. Dote A., . Alhcmbro. CoM. JEMRIY, JAMES W . 9478 S Horvord. lot Angelet 44. Col.l JEUETICH. JOHN D . 1015 lemiio Dr.. SokortReld, Colil. JENKINS. GERMAINE, 1 03 I Poothill. Aliodeno. Colil. JENKINS, JAMES M.. 1905 t loeihill, Aliodeno. CoM JENSEN. RHINER. 830 W 39 PI., lot Angelet 44. Coin JENSSEN. RICHARD A . 410 19 PI , Monhoilon Beach. CoM. IESTAD. SYIVIA I . 938 S Mu 'Peld Rd.. lot Angelet. CoM. IEWE1T. RAYMOND H . JR., 7814 S Netmondie. lot Angelet 44. Colil JINNETt. MARGARET. Son Juo Cop tiro ,. CoM. IOIS1. 8ETIY. 6730 Hollenbeck. Htminglen Potl. CoM IOES1. ROGER. 6730 Hollenbeck. Muminglon Pork. CoM. JOHANN, ROBIRT. 7377 Morbtito. Hunl.ngien Pork. CoM. JOHNSON, BETTY T.. 4437 Wineno. 3o O ege, Coll' JOHNSON. CAR I C.. 2433 Hill. H.mlngien Pork. Colil JOHNSON, CHARIES 8 . 1347 W 77 Sl.. lo, Anoele, 44. Colil JOHNSON. DOT, 8749 S Horvord. let Angel.t 44. Colil JOHNSON. E0WIN. 741 $. N.w Hompthir.. let Angela 4, Coll JOHNSON. ERIC C.. 710 W. 97 Sl.. lot Angelet 44. CoM. JOHNSON, HAROID T . 131 8 N. Olive. Gl.ndole. CoM. JOHNSON. JIM. J00 S 7 Si.. Pori Smilh, Ark. JOHNSON. JIM, JR . 31 E 6? Sl-. lo, Angela,. CoM JOHNSON. JOHN T.. 1047? Pace Ave . lot Angela, 7. Colil. JOHNSON. KENNETH M., 1990 W Willord. long Beach 10. Colil. JOHNSON. MARCEllA T,. 7409 Same A o Blvd.. let Angetei 7. Coin JOHNSON. MillARD. 4903 Wodt-or'h. let Angela, II. Colil JOHNSON. RAYMOND W , 1717 Morine Ave , Wilmington. Coin JOHNSON. RONAIO P.. 418 W. 80 Sl.. lot Angelet 3. CoM JOHNSON. TORE V , 771 7 Ave.. Recklord. Ill JOHNSON. VERNON E.. 1713 W 71 St., lot Ang.let 44. Colil. JOHNSON, WAYNE M . 4814V, W 104 Sl., Inglewood. CoM JOHNSON. WIIIIE M„ 10478 Poce A.e.. lot Ang.let 7. CoM. JOHNStON. WIUIAM I . 10618 Hoot A.e.. let Angelo, 44. Colil. JONES. BEN. 632 Milon Ave.. So. Potod.no, CoM JONES. CAROIYN. 3134 W 77 Sl.. lot Ang.lot 43. CoM JONES. CMARIENE. 145 W. f.tn. W.lmo. CoM JONES. KENNIIM K., 4033 W. 106 S .. let Angela,. CoM JONES. lINDtll C.. 41? I lemgn. Monro.lo, Colil JONIS. NEISON C.. 1031 4 Sl.. Santo Mexico. CoM. JONtS. OSCAR I.. 211 I. Main St.. Bre-n .ld, To.o, JONES. PAMtllA, 1637 N E 75 Ave.. Ponied 16. Ore JONES. RAYMOND E . 11028 Yukon Av� .. Ingle-oed. CoM JONES, RAYMOND f . 61 V, W 3 Sl.. Sonlo Ano. Colil. JONES. ROSE MARIE. 713 Brood-or. Totomo 3. Woth JONES. WIIBUR E . 103? w. 91 St., lot Ange'e, 44. CoM JONES, WIIBUR ERNEST. 8o. 108. lo-ndole. Colil JONES. WIUIAM W , 657 N l.tlie Are.. Oronge. CoM JONES. wiNDEll W . Bo 57. Meadow. Te ot JORGENSEN. R c,. 13 Tol.co Etto-et, Norih Hollywood. Col.' JUDGE. THOMAS A . 1438 w 69 St . let A gelei 44. CoM —K— KAHANIC. PATRICIA. 7301 Por'rmenl Ave.. Sonlo Ano. CoM. KAISER. TOMMIE. 3129 W 76 St., let A g let 43. CoM KAREl. DAVID E . 318 E 93 Si., lot A-gelet 3. CoM KARIS. VIRGINIA. 1201 W 78 $1.. let Angel t 44. CoM. KARNES. ERNEST. 1737 W 74 Sl . lot Angelet. CoM. MESSENGER. DON. 6333 Templeton $1 Haniingien Potk. Coli MEREDITH. HARIAN. 8956 $. Vonhoiton St.. lot Ange’et 44. CoM. MEYER. IlMEft, 10 11 S. Noi io die A.a . lot Angela, id. Colit. MICHEISON. HARRY. 3049 S. Notion Ava.. Ul AngaWt 6. Colit MICKEY. EVAIYN. 7170 lv-«o VJwo. Wolnui Creek. Colit. MIDDlEBROOKE. ROBERT, 8134 Deo.bc-n St.. Sooth Colo. Col.I MIDDIE8ROOKS. HARRIETT, 337 MonthetW. Terrote. Ingle-cod. Col.t MIDDIETON. CARION. 3701 HolldoW Ave.. lot Aagele, j. Coli MIKESEU. MARVIN. 9034 $ Hobo t St., lot AngaWt 44. Colli. MltfS. OUK. 3 7 w 48 St . lot Angela, 37. Com MIUAR OAVE. 0072 S Mol it., lot Angela, 3. Coill. MIllER. AIVERNA. 730 £. 73 Si., lot Angela, 3. Colil MIllER. ARTHUR. 40tO Wollond A.a . lot Angela, 43. Col.I MIllER. DOROTHY. 3323 E Setood Si.. lon� Booth. Colil. MIllER. FAYE. 1713 Ronly $1.. lot Anaolot 44. Colil MIllER, GEORGE. 743 Mlto Mot. lo-g Booth. Colil. MIllER. CEORGE. 2417A 39 Si.. Sonto Monito, Colit. MIllER. tCEITH. 10743 Pettcdeto A.a . Soul Goi . Colil. MIllER MARSHAl. 3038 Moto. A.o.. lot A-gelet 34. Colil MIllER. RUSSEl. 0029 R� gDy Si.. Hunengion Pork. Colil MIltIGAN. DEAN. 130 Gtevllleo S' . Ingle-cod. Colil. Mills. COURTNEY. 1933Vi lovelote A. . lot AngaW, 7. Colil Mills. HUBERT. 3938 live Ook St.. Boll. CoM. MIITON. loROV. 2103 E 105 St., lot Angela, 3. CoM MINER. HEIEN, 1678 W 93 St., lot Angela, 44. CoM. MINNER. ClIEfORD. 120 E No.-ood Rl . Son Gobtiol. Colil. MINIER. W FRED. 3274 W. Sonto lotbo.o St lot Angola! 43, Col.I MINTIE. OflORES. 4330 lomilo St., lot Angalat o. Colil MITCHEll. CARl. 734 N. 7 Si.. So io Rettlo. Colil MITCMEll. EOGAR. 1183 E 54 Si., lot Angelo, II. Colil MITCHEll. MIKE. 3207 W. OS Si., lot AngaWt. Colil. MITCHEll. Will I AM.. 1937 W 37 Si., lot Angela, 44. Col.l. MIICMENER. ORUCIE, 1850 W 79 St., lot AngaWt 44. Col l MITSCtl. wiiiiam. 313 N Jetkton St.. GWndgle. Colil MOE. R M . 9101 Ottho'd St., lot Ang.lot 44. CoM MOHN. IOAN. RS 10731 S Wo it. A.ohoint. Colil MONNINGTON. BOB ET. 300 S Col St.. Compton. CoM MONTANO. JOAN. 1393 W 77 St., lot A-galet 7. CoM MONTGOMERY. HENRY. 1730 W 79 St., lot A � � let 44. Coltl MONTGOMERY. ROBERT. 543 W 90 St., lot Angela,. CoM. MONTGOMERY W I . 903 ,'t N Polntemo. Compton. Colil. MOORE. DOICRES, Bo. 330. Po'mdole. CoM mOO� E . CEORGE. Rt 3. Bo. 107A. Willing ton, N. C. M.OOK. JOHN. 1343 W 79 St., lot A-gele, 44. Colil mOORI. MARGARET. 4135 I. fo,.f«id, Eureko, Colil MOORE. RONAID. 1751 W 4« St., lot Angela, 37. Col.l MOORE. WIIIIAM, 1371 w 98 St . lot Ang«i.,. CoM MOREFIEID. EDGAR, 051 W 80 St., lot A gelet 44, Colil MORE!and. BARBARA. 1331 W. 95 St., lot Angata, 44, CoM MORE NO. RUOOlPM. 046 E. 77 St., lo, Angela, I. CoM MORGAN. DAllAS. 800 Keolon St . Springfield. Ott-o MORGAN. DONA ID, 721 N 3. Co-lngion. Ind MORGAN. PATRICIA, 827 W. 95 St., lot Angalat 44. Col.l MORGAN. SHIRlEY. 1949 W 79 St., lot Angalat 44. CoM MOROPAUIAS. IOUIS, 40 9 £ 57 St . Mo,-o«d. Colil MORR'U. ROBERT. 750 30 Si . Monhol'on Booth. Colil. MORRIU. VERNA RAC, 7725 Chatty Ava.. long Baoth. CoM MORRIS. CAROl. 4716 Vittotio A.a . lot Angalat 43. Col.l MORRIS. JOSEPH, JR.. RIO 1. Edi btirg, Higki,fo� . N. J. MORRIS. SHIRlEY. 1100 W 107 St., lot Angalat 44. Colil. MORROW. WfNDE.ll. 1339 W 79 St.. lot Angalat 44. CoM. MORROW. WIIIIAM. 5101 S MytHa Ava . IngW-ood. Col.l MORTON, WIIIIAM, 10337 Out St.. South Cola. Colil MOSER. CHARIES, 710 E. 101 Si., lot Angalat 3. CoM MOSER. MAXINE. 1536 W 100 St., lo, Angalat 44. Colil. MOSER, TEO. 1377 W 74 Si . lot AngaW, 7, CoM MOSlEY. J W . IS17 I 108 St., lo, Angalat 7. CoM MOTA. IISIE. 9820 Wilmington A.a.. lot Angalat 2. CoM MOTT. AUDREY. 1015 W 04 Si., lot Angalat 44. Colil MOUNCE. BlllY, Meotna, Ta. MUCK, MYRTIE, 05 N F.ontitte Si.. Redondo Baoth, Colil MUENCH. BARBARA. 553 N Pina Sr.. Oionga. Colil. MUIICR. SlGFRlO. 4075 7 Ava.. lot Angalat. CoM MUNYIR. CIORCE. 9704 Irwin A.a., IngW.ccd, Colil. MUNZ. IOUISE. Stc Rovta I. Bo. 8, lontotlar. CoM MUROOCK. BRUCE. 3428 W 80 St.. Ingle-cod. Colil MURDOCK. IAWRENCE. 1070 E. 75 Si., tot A.gala,. CoM. MURRMY. OOROThy, 707 w 17 St., lot Angalat 13. Colil MURRHY. RAT. 1309 w 79 S' . lo, AngaW, 44. Colil. MURRMY. VIRGINIA. 800 I Fotttnavnt Rd.. Burbank. Col.l MURRAY. FOREST. 8809 Eorhotf Ava.. lot Angalat. Colil MUSE. MAtllYN. 3207 Brood-or. Hvaiiagton fork. Coltl — N — NAGY, YOIANDA. 7511 S. Halida , lot A -jalat 44. Colil NAll. ROBERT. 12037 Otaan Pork Ava , Mot Vi,to. Colil NAUMAN. WYATT. JR . 1019 W. 94 St., lot A-grla, 44, CoM. NAVAll. GUNOUIA. 2040 Monterey Rd., Soulh Potodano, Coltl, NA ARIAN. RICHARD. 3755V] W. Aden, Blvd . lot Anga'at 10 Coli NEAI. CAROIYN, 1054 W 104 St., lot Angalat 44. Colil NEISON. DOLORES. 125 W 113 St., lot Angalat. CoM NEtSON. HARRY. 3042 Batk St.. Balt. CoM NEISON. IESTER. 351 I 129 S- . lot Angela, 3, CoM. NEISON. WARREN. 4101 S Arlington Ava.. lot Angola, 43. Colil NETT. DEI8IRT. 819 N Burri, St.. Campion. Colil KEVINS. JOHN. 1547 W 03 St., lot A-gala, 44, Colil NEWCOMB. AUDREY. 3423 E. Glean St . Potodano. Colil NICHOIS, NEAI. 1049 W. 53 St., lot Angela, 37. Colil NIEDERMANN. GEORGE. Clodbroo', lo NIEISEN. KAIMERINt. 1873 Pina St., lono Booth. Col.l NiKCMEVlCM, 0ON. 7003 Potific, long Booth, Colil NlSSEN. HARRY. 0570 Will Rogatt St., lot AngaWt 45. CoM. NITI. UON, 2885 Edgahlll Dr.. lot Angalat 10. Colil NOIAN, ELIZABETH, 3307 W 134 Rl . Ho-fhorne. CoM. NOONAN. ElMER. 404 I Baovmonl. Milwovkee. W.t NORDVKE. GENE 7523 S Hoove', lot Anga'at 44. Colil. NORTHCUTT. NORIIN. 825A £ 8 A.a., tong Booth. CoM NORTON. ROGER. 1500 W. 81 St., lot Ang,ie, 44. Colil NOZAWA. SHUT I. 1034 S Moripoto. lo, Angalat. Colil. NUU. ROBERT. 1044V, W 73 Si., lot An0elet 44. Colil NYSTROM, E. W.. 428V, W. 01 S' . lot Angalat 3. CoM. OAKOEN. RAYMOND. 803 W 08 $•.. lot Angola, 44. Col.l OIHII . MARGARET. 8731 RvtheWn St., lot Angola, 44, CoM OGOIN. JO ANN. 0520 W. 85 Si., lo, Anoafat 45. Colil OGREN. VIRNIN. 3047 W 110 St., Ingle-ood. CoM ORlANDO. JOSEPH. 1121 W 79 St., lot AngaW, 44. Colil ORN. MARILYN. 5127 9 A.a . lot An-,ala, 43. CoM. ORR. JAMES. 1535 W. 05 PI., lot Angola, 44. CoM-ORWOll. S PETER. JR-. 0351 Mo-toni St.. Hvnt.ngton Potk. Col.l OSBORNE. BONNIE. 900 S- K.ngtley Dr.. lot AngaWt. Colil OSWAIT, ROBERT. 1407 Creenwood. Totionca, CoM OSWfll. GEORGE, 14335V, Cork S' . Von Nu,t. CoM OWEN. DONAIO. 905% W 70 Si., lot Angola, 45. Colil — P — PACK. JOE. 2281 Centro . Memphit. Tann PA0EN, HAROLD. 1209' , Btood-ov. lattbotk. Ta. PALMER, ALICE, 3005 W 21 Si., lo, Angola, 10. CoM PAIMER, REBECCA. 204 Weilern Ava.. CVndtile. Co'.' PAIO. ROBERT. 7920 W. 82 PI., Inglewood. CoM. PAtOUYAN. SYLVIA, 1528 N. Rotk-ell Si.. Chicogo. Ill PAMPIIN. HOWARD. Ri 3. Bo. 300. Sonto Ano. CoM. PAMPIIN, LEONARD. 14851 S. Buthotd $1 , Sonro Ano. CoM. PANSITAS, NICK. 107 E. 8 A.a.. Goty. Ind PARENT. RICHARD, 5118 Vittorio Si . lot AngaWt 43. Colil PARIS, JACK. t« 471. Notvpo. Idoho PARIS. JUNE. Bo, 471. Noatpo. Idoho PARIS. ROGER. Bo- 421, Nompo. Idoho PARK. UNSOON. P.O. Bo« 37. Wan Goia. Seovl. Kotao PARKE. DEWARD. 3918' , Wittontin PI , lo, Angola, 37. CoM PARKER. 8IUY. 8905 3 A. .. Inglawood. Colil PARKER. JOSEPH. 777 I. 81 St., lot Angela, 1, CoM. PARKER. MARGARET. 513 N. A.a SO. lo, Angola, 47. Colil PARKER. WALLACE, 8935 Son Juon S� .. South Goto. Colil PARMEIEE. CHARIES. 117 S. Monhotto PI., lo, A� gala, 4. Cold. PARSONS. JOHN. 3816 Wolnat A.a.. lyn-ood. Colil PAMERSON. IE VERT. 058 E. 36 St.. lo, AngaWt II. Colil PATTERSON. MIIDRE0. 6045 7 A.a . lot AngaW, 43. CoM. RATTRICK, ELIZABETH. 1433 N Poetic, GlandoW, Coltl PAUL, THEODORE. 3417 Ho I Ido la, lot Angalat 44. Colt PAUL. WIIIIAM, 3131 5. fipueroo St., lot Angola, 7. Colil PAUISON. WAYNE. 1030 W 93 St., lot AngaWt 44. Colil RIARl. DEIBERT. Bo. 705. Colitfogo. CoM PEARSON. EUNICE. 1240 w 50 St., lot Angalat 37. Colil PEART. ELEANOR. 1779 W. 84 PI., lot AngaWt 44. Colil PEINADO. RICHARO. 1143 E 67 St., lot Angalat T. Colil PEMBERTON. IORRAINE. 3472 W 78 PI . lot AngaW, 43. Col.l. PENDARVIS. ElSIE. 1717 S. K.ngtlay Dt . lot AngaW, 0. CoM PfNDIETON, CHARIES. 7878V, S. Norntondie. lot AngaWt 44, Col.l PENNINGER. BlllY. 7743 Eon $ .. Colwo. CoM PENNINGTON, JIMMIE. Bo. 428. Hon a,..l a. lo PEREZ, HENNER. 7714 £. 118 Si., lo, Angola,. Col l PERKINS. ARTHUR. 1039% E. 51 Si., lo, Ang.'at, Colil. PERRY. E0WAR0. 7500 E Ouiacy. Englewood. Colo PERRY. EUGENE. 70309 Modnono A.a.. Totio� ca. Coli . PERRY. GIRAID. 147 W 118 PI., lo, Angalat. Col.l PERRY. JAMES. 1340 W. 47 St., lot AnoeW, 37. Coli PERRY, JOYCE. 3352 Oli.a St.. Han-ington Potk. Colil. PERRY. PAUL. 494 Do-ion St., long Beach 14. Coli . PERSHING. RICHARD. 3743 Sit'h Ave.. lot AngaWt 43. Colil PETERSON. KAMYA. IB46 W 247 S'., lomilo. Coli PETERSON. VERNE. 1740 loti Second Sooth. Soil loka City. Utoh PETRAT. R K.. 307 w. 78 St., lot Angela, 3. CoM. PETTIGREW. ALICE. 1171 W. 79 St., lo, Angela, 44. Colil. PEVENHOUSE. DONAIO, 37S0 W 132 St . Ho-thorne. Colil RfAIMER. « NADINE. 1309 So S'oon SR.. Campion. CoM PFEIFFER. CHARIES. 528 W 70 St., lo, Angalat. CoM. PFEIFFER. JAMES. 7810 S. Nottnondia Av. . lot Angalat 44. Colil PHIIBRICK. B H 7 00% S. Noetondle A.a . lot AngaWt 44. Com PHIIIPS. RONAIO. 8901 II Ava . Ingla-aod. CoM PHIlllPS. CURTIS. 4829 A.elon Bl.d.. lot Angela, IT. Colil PHIlllPS, IOY. Ge e.ol Dal.. Hickofy. OHo PHIPPS. GIROO. 0310 Danker A.a.. lot AngaW, 44. CoM. PICKARD. NERA. 6601 Cador Si.. Hvnt.ngron Pork, Colil. PICKETT. BERT. 2547 fidal « A.a . lot AngaWt 77. CoM PIERRE. CHARIES. 5«34 Yv«o St., lot AngaWt 28. CoM. PUSON. VICTOR. 3133 W 59 Si., lo, AngaWt 43. Colil PINKER! DOIORES. 1935 W V-a. St., lot A-gala, lO.Colil. PINO. RAYMOND. 721 E. Son Solvcdor. Son Jeie. Col.l. PITTS. BERNICE. 959 E 117 St., lot Angalat 7. Col.l PIACENTIA, GEORGE. 678 10 S� .. Son Radio. Coli . PIANK. E0WIN. 7103 Mo.coni S'.. Mvntlngion Ro.k. CoM. PIANK, lowtll. 7103 Morconi St.. Manlingion Po-k. Colil PI ANT, MIIO. 8632 Son Jvon Si.. Soulh Goia, Colil PIOTKIN, HARRY. 1831 W 78 St., lot Angalat 44. CoM. PIUEGER. AARON. 1823 E. 68 Si., lot Angola, I, CoM PIUEMACHER. ROBERT. 60% W 77 St . lo, Angola, 44. Colil PtUM. OTTO. 1143 I 150 S' . Common. Colil PIUMMER. MARY. 3720 W 110 St., IngW-ood. Colil PONTEIEONE. PASOUAlE, 700 E. 73 St., lo, Angela, 1, Col.t FOPIIN, ARIENE. 1007 8.liar Ave . Soalo Roto. CoM PORRAS. ROBERT. ColW 43 Etta S31. Po-o-o PORTER. ARTHUR. 1123V. W 91 St., lot AngaW, 44. CoM. PORTER. IRlOW, 7007 Moot St., lot AngaWt 44, Colil rORIIR. HOWARD. 1331 W. 79 Si., lo, Angalat 44. Colil. PORTER, IEE. 333 N Syro—ore, lot Angalat 30. Colil ROST. DAN, IST4 S. Sarend Ava., Ar odio. CoM POST. EllA. 1447 W 101 St., lot Angalat 44. CoM. POTTER. RAYMOND. 934 W 30 $t.. lot Angela, 7. Colil. POWNAll. MllVIN. 7844 S. Nottnondia Ava., lot A-gaWt 44. Col.l PRATHER. JACK. 7079 W 83 St„ lo, Angela, 44. Colil RRECIADO. DAVID. 201 £ 141 Si.. Kowiho'ne. Colil. PREECE. JAMES. 130 W. Ridoawood. Son Amon.a. Ta.ot PRESTON. FEICA. 1475 W 79 Si . lot AngaWt 7. CoM. PRICE. VON. !«• 775. Atvin, CoM. PRINCE. FlOYD JR.. 7530 W 154 Sl.. Gotdano. Colil PRINCE. JAMES. 1053 W 90 St., lot Anga'at 44. Coll PRINCE. WARREN. 6o. 647. lontotlar. Coll PRIVETT, HOWARO. 8o. 505. flt-ngra. CoM, PRUITT. IORETTA, 1044 S. Aillngton 3t.. lo, AngaW, 6. Colil. PRYOR, ELIZABETH, 223 S lutolyo'at Sl.. Ingla-ood, Coli PRYOR. HAROIO. 3476 Kontot Ava.. Rivemdc. CoM. RUR0UM. PAUL. 1947 W. Some Borboro A.a . lot AngaWt 37. Colil. I -Q- QUARTIN. ALFRED. 341 3 V) 4 A..., Inglewood. Colil. OUINE. BOB. 45? JoRenoo Si.. Gory. Indlono —R— RADLEY, ROBERT H.. 8204 Ste-orl Art.. lot Angolot 45. Col.I RAINEY, CAIVIN E.. ??4 (. 124 $1,. lot Aegelet J. Colli. RAINEY. HOWARD I., $04 Concord $1.. El Sogundo. Colli RAMAtEY. REGGY. ?I0? W. 84 PI., lot Ana ! ' 44. Col.t. RAMTEY. OlIN, 1024 E I? Si.. long 3oo l . Colli. RAMTEY. RMIl. 4545 Briggt A.o., lo C'ottenio. Colli. RAMRTON. JAMES f . S'OI Route. Newberg. Oregon CARHAEl. DON. I ?5 W 43 S� .. lot Angolot 44. Colt). RAR81CK, HAROLD I., 10819 O.ogon Avo., Culrtr City. Colli. RASMUSSEN. RAIRH. 4508 Chotor PI., lot Anoolot 4]. Colli. RAWIINS. M, OUANI. 1975 N Copilot. Solo . Or . RAWNSIEY, JOHN J.. 1051 W. 90 Si., lot Angolot 44, Colli. RAWNSlfY. WIlllAM H . ?6? W. Colden. lot Angelet 44. Col.l. RAWSON, KENNETH, 104 Vince Si., Vo MHO. CoM, REAGAN. LILA. 4435 lomo Vino A. .. Boll. Colli. REEO. 2EIMA, ??44 £ 105 Si., lot Angelet ?. Colli. REESE. JOHNNIE 8., 1904 S. ENo A.o,. lot Angelet ?. Colli. REGAIAOO. RAUl. 7850 S. Noritoodi . lot Angelet 44. Col.l RIOEMR. ERVIN 7.. $985 MtNeritey. Soul Goto. Colli. REIISCMNCIOER. DOLORES. 8006 Naylor Avo.. lot Angelet 45. Colli REINHART. CHARIES H., JR.. Molovt X Coodt. Shephetdt Town. W Vo. REII2, ALBERTA. 1208 Poik Avo . Inglewood, Colli. REMICK, RAUl A . 805 Coionodo Ton., lot Angelet ?4. Colli. RENNER. EMIIY S . 14)1% Tobermon. lot Angolot 15. Colli. REUBEN. SAMUEl B , IJ9I8 R.onoor 8lvd., Non.oik. Colli REUTER. RICHARD I.. JR . 1410? S. Monlo. GO'dono. Colli. REYNOlDS. ClAUOE .. 9130 S lo Sollo. lot Angolot 44. Colli REYNOIOS. IEROY 8.. JR.. 705% R.or A.o.. Hormoto. Colli. REYNOlDS, RAUl H . 84??Vi Helmet Avo.. lot Angolot ?. Colli. REYNOIOS. RICHARD A . 1446 W. 95 Si., lot Angolot 44. Col.l RHEA. GIADYS M . 9617 4 Avo.. loglowood. Col.l RHODES. COROON m . Bo. 417. B.o Boo. loko. Col.l. RIBIET. ICE !.. 1454 W 44 Si., lot Angolot 44. Colli. RICE. MARION. 1143 W 73 Si., lot Angolot 44. Colit RICHARD. JIMMIE. Bonumont. To.ot RICHARDSON. ClAUOE. 6051 li.o Ook Si,, loll Gordon!. Colli. RICHARDSON. Oil V . W.ncbotror, Colli RICHARDSON. I. PATRICIA. 771$ lo Sollo Avo.. lot Angolot 44. Colli RlCHAROSON. IRVING T,. )I8 E. I?6 Si.. Howiho.no. Colli. RICHEY. GEORGE H-, 5B57 S Olivo, lot Angolot 3. Colli RICKARD. RAYMOND W,. 357 S. lo Broo. Inglewood. CoM RIOGWAY. JERRY T . 13143 Mootgotk Si,. Nor.h Hollywood. Colli RIERA. JAIME. P O. Bo. 398. Ronomo RIERA. MARCEIINO. JR.. 9 Eott 31 Si., Ronomo RIFEIE. GEORGE. 4047 S Mol� . lot Angolot. Col.l. RINGNAIDA. WILBER, 18933 Gordon Avo.. A.iotio, Colli RIPPE. DICK. 3114 W 74 Si., lot Angolot 43. Colli. RISOON. RANDALL. 3105 W 57 Si., lot Angolot 37. Colli RISSER. NORMA. 8)86 W Fourth Si., lot Angolot 34. CoM PITCH. AUDINl. 409 £. Moplo. II Sogundo. CoM. RIVERS. WILLIAM I . 130 W 6? Si., lot Angolot 3 Coll . RI770. OORIS. 1308 R.mpo. Blvd.. Lot Angolot. CoM ROBERTS. BARBARA JEAN. 4474 Mlddloion. Hunllngloo Po.k. Col.l ROBERTS. LAVERNE. Rt. 3. Tronion. To«« ROBERTSON, JOHN 0.5110 Mvnror A.o . Norwood. Ohio ROBERTSON. WILLIAM. 5904 S figoetoo. lot Angolot 3. CoM ROBINETT, DON. 1130 W. 40 PI., lot Angolot 37. Colli ROBINSON. GEORGlf. 1135 W. Adorn, Bl.d.. Lot Angolot. Colil ROBINSON. SHELBY I.. 850 E 49 PI.. Lot Angolot 11. CoM ROGERS. E. JOYCE. Armono. Col.l. ROGERS. GAYLE E.. 731? Wolgrovo Art . Venice, Colli. ROGERS. GENE. 1441 144 Si , Gordono. CoM. ROGINSON. CD.. 1171 W 79 Si., lot Angolot 44. Colli. ROMAN. GEORGETTE I.. 7074 Ben,olio Avo., lot Angolot 44 Colil RO.MINE. EARL P.. JR 1857 Hoi.no, long Booth 6. CoM ROSE. MARLOU. 3404 Geometer. Torronto, Colil. ROSE. MELVIN. P.O. Bon 183, Son Joilnto. CoM. ROSS. 8CTTY R„ 7637 W. 30 Si., lot Angolot 16, Colil. ROSS. CHARIES I.. R-O. Bov 433. Plotenilo. Colil. ROSS. EOCAR LEROY. 1138 W. 69 Si., lot A-golot. CoM ROSS. I JOHN. 9030 Cotton Si., C.lvot CHy. CoM. ROSS. TLOYO R . Ri. 7. 6ov 537. Oio.. CoM. ROSSICK. PETER J.. 747 15 Si.. Son Podro. Colli ROS1. ROWE H.. 316 I. H.ghlond. folotkl. Tonn ROSWAll. SIGNA C . 4149 W 40 Si., lot Angolot 43. Coin. ROSWURM. DONAIO M.. 773 Redondo Avo., long looth 4. Col.l ROTHWAll. GEORGE W., 51)3 W. 135 Si . Ho-ihorno. CoM ROWE. STIVE C.. 1354 Booth. lento,ter, CoM. ROWSEY. TRANK I,. 3904 t. 58 PI., lot Angolot 43. Colil ROYSE. NYAl D . 14413 Eloino. No.-oik. CoM RUDE, IVAN N,, Ri 1. !- ■ 577. Turlock. CoM. RULEY. ONITA, 5550 Rotldo PI.. Torieno. Col.l RUMtO. DOROTHY. 1148 W 144 Si.. Gordono. Colil RUNCIE. DONAIO. 1110 To.i� low, Inglewood. Colil RUNNELS. ROBERT. 0.4139 Arlington. Lot Angolot 43. Colil RUSSELL, JACK. 1048 Sonolo Or.. Son fodro. Colil RUSTON. DONALD A . 4001 Pro-loro. loMlowor, Col.l RYU. KI-SOOK. Seoul. Koroo —S— SABOCAl. PAULO. 1339 W, 87 Si., lot Angolot. CoM SACKITT. WAYNE. 373 loCollno. Ingloweod. Colil. SAMIIT. NORMAN E . 1335 W. 105 Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM SAIKO. CHARLES. 511 front!!, Jolel. Ill SAKALIS, ALEXANDER, 8108 $. Vo.-t.nl. Lot Angolot 37 Col.l SALAS. ROBERT J.. 343% W. 5 Si., lot Angolot 3. CoM. SALE. ROBERT 0.. 4009 Holiolropo. Movwood, CoM SAMMONS. BAIRD. 479 UHi.no Avo.. long Booth 14. Cel l SANDERSON. A SANOY. 918 W 79 S'., lot Angolot 44 Coin SANDERSON, WANDA. 918 W 79 Si.. Lot Angolot 44. Colil SARAS. IRENE 0.. MtMonty A.o . Mpdet'O, CoM SARVIR. JOE E.. 47??% Mo obor. Huntington Rotk. CoM. SASSER. 8IUEORO � .. 403 Mod.ton Si.. Mo.tholl, To.ot SAVAGE. MOWARO R . 1345 Pebidouv. Wilntinglon. Colil. SCHARLACK. MIRIAM. 455 E Rote-ood. Son Anlonio, To.ot SCHENK. CECELIA, 7347 CUPord Si., lot Angolot 34. Colli SCHLATTER. GEORGE. 1041 W. 78 Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM. SCHLATTER. ROBERT R., 1041 W. 78 Sr., lot Angolot 44, CoM. SCMIUNT2. HAROLO R-. 4979 Goorgio Art.. Boll. CoM. SCHREINER. JACQUELINE. 404 W Pork. Cho-poign. Ill SCOTIELO. ROBERT w . 7013 Rugby A.o . Huntington Pork. Colli. SCOCGiN, CHARLOTTE. 3307 14 Si.. Lubbock. To.ot SCOGGIN. ERANKYE E.. 1314 E. 43 PI., lot Angolot tl. CoM. SCOLINOS. JOHN. 533 W 4? Si., lot Angolot 37. CoM. SCOTT. BILL. 371 Norwood Si.. Rodlondt. Colli. SCOTT. JEAN M . T730 Sheri Si.. Comp-on 7, Colil SCOTT. JERRY H.. 919' W. 80 Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM. SCOTT. IOUISE B.. 103? W. 84 Si., lot Angolot 44. Colli. SEAMAN. ROBERT f., 15431 Corlto Art.. Gordono. Colil. SEELINGER. JOHN. Nowholl, CoM. SEGERSTROm, CLIFFORD C . 1479 Bruce Avo., Glondolo 3. Colil. SEIBERT. DONAIO C . 371? w 59 Si., lot A-golot 43. Colil SEIT7ER, LEE. R O. lo- 1373. Trono. CoM. SEM. GARY K.. MS Konton lono. E-gono. Oro. SETHI, GERRY. 148 W. 78 Si., lot Angolot 3. Colil SETTLES, JIM. 3746 B-ood-oy. Huntington Pork. CoM. SEWELL. IRENE. 1319 Rtolio Avo.. Borkoloy. CoM. SEYEERTH. EREO A.. 1444 W. Gogo Avo.. lot Angolot 44. CoM SHANIR. RMILIP R . 1373 W. 79 Si., lot Angolot 44, Colil. SHANER. RICHARD H . 1131 S. TO A.o.. Avtodio. CoM. SHANER. ROBERT. 7884 S Normond.e, lot Angolot 44. CoM SHANNON. CAROLYN. 540 lot Allot, long Booth 14. Colil. SHARPE. LAWRENCE W„ 455 Wheel ng Woy. lot A-eolot 47. CoM SHAW. BURTON W., JR , 1095 Amorlton Avo,. long Booth 13. CoM. SHAY. MARGARET. 5903 Bontollo Avo.. lot Anoolot, CoM. SHEEN. RICHARD. 4796 N Woodburn S'.. Mllwoukoo. Wit SHELOON. RAUl T.. 370 W Moplo. El Sogundo. CoM. SHEPHERD. IOUISE. 9601 $ Donkor Avo . lot Angolot 44. CoM. SHERRARD, JOHN E .. 307 W 49 Si., lot Angolot 37. CoM. SHERLOCK. LoMAR. 7496 Roiodono, long Booth. Colil. SHERMAN. W DUANE. 348 E. Glooton Si.. Monlorov Rork. CoM SHERRILL. SUSAN M , 1131 W. 79 Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM SHIELDS, M. CHARIES. 7867' i S. Nor-ondlo. lot Angolot 44. CoM SHIGEKUNI. THOMAS. 1348 W. 37 Sl.. l4t Angolot 7. Colli. SHINDO. GEORGE. 38 Koovor Ann ,. Soobtook. N J SMINKIE, ALBERT D.. 1713 N. Roto Avo.. Compion. Colil Shirley. CEnc h.. 8o. i?7. A. ndoie. A«J� . SHIRR, GLOVER. 41 SI N. f.guereo. lot Angolot 43, C4III. SHI PR, MARY ELAINE. 7C4 N. Von Non. Compton. CoM SHIRR, TWILA f.. 331 lompotot Avo.. N. Sotromonto. Colif. SHIRREETS. MARILYN M . 739 N. Inglo.pod A.o.. Ingloweod. Colil SHOULDERS. RICHARD 0.5500 Buthonon Sl., lot Angolot 43. CoM. SMRAOER. OHIE. Croit-ood. Ky SHREVE, EIBERT. 8414 N. E Duddloton. Po'llond. Oio SMULT2. IORRAINE A.. 1104 Ridgo'oy Or., lot Angolot 35. CoM. SHUSS. EREDCRICK T.. 1410 W. 105 Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM. SIATOS. HELEN J . 5748V) Crenthow Bl-d., lot Angolot 4). Colil SlIOIR. HERMAN. 309 I 130 Sl.. lot Angolot. CoM. SllH, MAX. 4410 Trovlt Sl.. Houtlon. To.ot SllMTNS. IOHN R . 4718V) W.ltov. toll. Col.l SlM|. OON R.. 343 W. 110 St . lot Angolot 3. CoM. SIMMONS. BARBARA. 4505 Blue R.dgo Bl-d . Komot Cly. Mo. SIMMS. CHARLES o.. 1709 W Impot-ol H-y .. lot Angolot 44. CoM SlMONIAN, VAHE. 3407V) w Wothingion. l«, Angolot 14. CoM. SIMPSON, JUNE I.. Bov 97. Wk.torlvor. Arl) SIMPSON. WALTER t.. 1131 w 79 Si., lot Angolot 44, Colli. SIN. EDDIE C.. 1003V) N Hyperion Avo.. Holly-ood. Colil. SlNCLEY. TEDOIE R . 8375 D«l Coney, lot Angolot. CoM. SKANOERA. TRANK. 431 w 145 S- . lot Angolot. CoM. SKELIY. JOE. 5)8 W 50 Si., lot Angolot 37. CoM SKOOG. JOHN 0 . 104)4 Bvttorfotd Rd . lot Angolot 34. CoM Smah, I0CA T . 8355 Crontho- Si.. I«glo.ood. CoM SMEAD. WILLIAM R . 1003 N tovuil.. Co-pton. CoM SMILEY. JOHN I.. R. O Bov 137. lotei.de. Colil Smith, ALTON. 504 T-emoni. long Booth 14. Colil SMITH. BARTHELL C . Ri 4. Rocky Mounio.n. N C SMITH. BITTY. BOO W. 10 S- . lllilollold. Tovot SMITH. C CARMEN. 3)35 S E UotoU. Rorllond 13. Ore SMITH. CLARENCE R . 1440% Elo.edo. lot Angolot. CoM SMITH. CLYDE. 1405 W 83 S� .. lot Angolot 44. Colil SMITH. ILTA M , 7874 S. Nor«ondio. Lot A«go ot 44. Colil. SMITH, GEORGE I.. 5155 $ Wilton PI., lot Angolot 37. CoM SMITH. JAMES I., 4337 S Wi««ho� lor. logo 34. III. Smith. JULIANA. 465 forbot A� o., MonioboHo. Colli. SMITH. KATIE M.. 3875 Blud PI.. Son fodio. Cold SMITH. LESTER V . tl-490 Votoncio A.o . Indio. CoM. SMITH. OTIS. 1735V, Won 81-d.. lot Angolot 6. CoM. SMITH. PATSY J.. 3873 Cherry, long tooth 7. CoM. SMITH. RICHARD m . ??!S S Kobon tlvd . lot Angolot 7. Colil. SMITH. ROBERT. P O Bo« 843. l-dio. Colil Smith. T MO mas W., I434 W. 70 Si., lot Angolot 44. CoM SMITH. VIRGINIA. Twin Bridget. Monl. SMITH. WARREN. 14)8 W. 84 St., lot Angolot 44. CoM. SvOUSE. TRANKLIN 0.. 10833 S. Monhorion RI.. lot Angolot 44. Colil. SNORTUM. TOM N.. 4417 Angolot Vino Bl-d . Lot Ango ot 43. Colil. SNYDER. JOHANNA. 1938 W 84 Pl„ lot Angolot 44. Colil SNYDER. IOWEII. 10439 Dolon Sl.. Do-rty. CoM SODERBERC. OtIVER H . 411 W. Gogo A.o . lot Anoolot 3. Colil SONC. Al SOO. 187 Tint Si . Kooi Kyn Chung Koo. Soo.1. Koroo SONG. YOUNG OAK. 1717 W. 37 RI., lot Angolot 7, Colil. SONG. YOUNG BOK. 1317 W. 37 PI., lot Angolot 7. Colil SONNE. ROSS. JR.. 1858 W. 78 Si . lot Angolot 44. Colil SONNEBORN, CAROL ANN. 4435 S WotMonow. Chltogo 39. Ill SOPER. WIIFREO. 8934 Otlt A.o . South Go-o. Col.l SORENSON. O STANLEY. 1347 37 Or.. So- Ped-o. CoM SOUIHSIONE. RAYMOND E . 8431 Truvron. lot Angolot 45. Cold SOwlll. SAM 0.403 W Hilltdolo. Inglewood. Cold SPAAN. ANDY. 1409 353 St.. Horbor Cdy. CoM. SPAULDING, DOROTHY. 1953 W 74 Sl.. Lot Angolot 44. Colil SPAULDING. OOUGLAS. Oonlolton, Conn SPENCER. HERBERT G . 449 Svnkin. Tloo'wood. CoM SPILLANE. WIlllAM T.. 5314 Borovio Rd.. So.ih Goto, CoM SPURCIN. BECKY. 818 Wothlng-on PI., long Booth 13. Colli. SQUIRES. DARLENE. 8947 S Hor.ord. lot A-golot 44. CoM STAETORD. ALLEN I . 3300 W 81 Sl.. Inglo-ood. Colil STAKE!, AllfN. 8939 El toboih. South Co'e. Col.l STAECUP, JEAN T . 1107 W 78 Si., lot Angolot 44. Colli STANCE, TREO A . JR . 824 W 95 St . lot Angolot 44. Cold STANLEY. BARBARA, 10023',) Willow PI., lot A-golot 44. CoM STANLEY. GUY. 4075 Arbetut Avo.. Muntinglon Pork. Cold STANLEY. JAMES B . 643 E. 25 S� ., lot Angolot II, Cold STANNARO. ROBERT 2007 W 41 Si- loi Angele, 37. Colif. STARCK. N. USUI. 343'A I 105 Si.. loi Angele, 3. Colil. STARRING. OOUGIAS H- 170 % Aropohou, l i Angulei 6. Colil. STIIU. 108A, 6 17 Mortoni. Munlingtpn Pori. Colil, STEPHEN. MAIV P,. 4044 l.nto'n Ave- Cvtver Cl! . Colil SIIVIHS. CAROIYN, 910 S. Grondv.ew. loi Angulei . Colil. STEWART. DAVE- 5019 S vlhr.dge, loi Angelo, 43. Col.I. STEWART. IVAN 75) f. £0 Si., lo, AngeWi 7. Colil. STEWART, JEAN. 545 W. 1 8 Si- Gordeno. Colil. SKWAII, JOHN £., 817% W. 47 Si., lo, Anguloi 37. Colil. STEWART. RUSSEtl. 7907 Glenn Ave- loi A.j.Ut 73. Co'il. SUWAtT. THOMAS R . S0I9 Sorrihridge A.e . loi Ange'ei 43, Colil. STIll. OOUGIAS M— 633 S. Berondo Si., lot Angele, 3. Colil STIUWCll. HOWARD A . 1371 w 79 Si- loi Angele, 44. Colil SnilWfll. NORMAN E- 1489 4 A� . So fronono. Colil STIVERS, TRANCES. 211% W 85 $!.. loi Angelo, 3. Colil. STOOOARO. ROBERT W.. 723 Arbolei d 213. So R«d.o. Colif. SIOGSOIll. NANCY. 17 N. Vego. A' ombro. Colil STOIT2E. WAllY J,. 433 Brlohton Avo . loi Angoloi 37. ColU. STONE. AUAN R- 1 03 W. 4 Si- loi Angele, 44. Colil STONE. JAMES. 8204 4 A..„ lngie-o d. Colil STORROW. EU7A8ETH, 383 Sooili Hill. Poio-dung, Colil STOUT, ROSA I IE M- 5641 Ovinn. Boll Goid� � i. Colil STORY. JAMES H- 1410 A Rock G � . Glondol . Colil STRANE, RAIPH, 478 Porkiide, Elmhvrn, III STRASSBERGER. OTTO. 1405 S Hoivord. lot Angoloi «. Colil. STRICTER, JACOUEIINE. 2 371 Mo l Vino, l � ito, Colil. STROTE. HARO10. 1443 5 Avo- Rotkford III. STRUVE, WIUIAM H.. 3022 W. 73 Si- loi A-gele, 43. Colil sum. CMARIES C- 3870 W 102 Si- Ingle.ood. Colil. STYU. MARSHAll 3307' , Cog Ave.. Mvnt.ngten Pork. Colil SUARE2. NESTOR. 29 N.reloi Atoiio. lo Pot. Boli io SUM IN. GUSTAVE. 371 N. Sweeiier Avo.. lot Angele, 36. Colil. SUKER, HARRY, 1433 E. Fiioilono, loi Angulei I. ColU SUUIVAN. HARRY E- 1007 E. Hyde Pork. Ingle-ped. Col.l SUlllVAN, JOE R- 24255 Neete A. ,, Wollerio. Colil. SUMMERTIEIO. TE0, 472 W. 47 PI- lot Angulei 37. Colil. SUMMERS. J. E . JR- 374 W. 118 PI . loi Angele,. Colil, SUNSERI, NICK. 13 E. 76 PI- loi Anoelei I. Colil. SUTTON. SUZANNE. 530 E 99 Si- Inglo-ood. Colil SWAIN. STAN. 1044 W 75 Si- 1 1 Angulei 44. Colil. SWANSON. JACK W., 6601 Molobor Si- Munt.ngfon Pork. Coll! SWANSON, ROBERT N- 601 Molobor Si- Huntington Pork. Colil, SWANT7. KENNETH I- 1793 Moodo-bteok At ., loi Angulo, 35. Colil SWARTT. WAITER. 910 S Tiguoioo. lot Angoloi, Colil. SWEA7Y, JANET. 641 W. 104 PI., loi Anguloi 44. Colil. SWtCEGOOD. JOE. 21)1 Orongo $•-, Morlinoj. Colil. STRING. MElVIN C , 1628 W 57 S� - lo, Anguloi 37. Colil. —T— TAIOIA, MARION. 5007 W. 116 Si- loi Anguloi. Colil. TAGUPA. VINCENT. 1 38 Aupuni Si- Honolulu. I. H. TAIBOT. CHARIES. 13375 Booth Avo.. Voni«. Co'H TAUOT. ISSUE. 13375 Booth Aug- Vonlto. Col.l. TAllMAN. OZKO. 120 W. 78 Si- lot Angulo, 44, Colil TANNORS. WIUIAM, 1137 W 57 Si- loi Anouio, 37. Colil. TATE. JACK. 310 A S. Word Avo,. Compfen. Colil TAYIOR. 808. 7777 8 Roedolph, H.«ii� gio« Pork. Colil. TAYIOR. CARIA JANE. 1018 E I SO Si- Compton. CoM, TAYIOR. EUGENE A- JR- 3344 Popper Si- lo, Angoloi. Colil TAYIOR. JERRY. 1417 W 87 St- loi Angoloi. Colil TEANEY. IANE, 216 Ookoi Aug- Monrouio. Colif. TEETER. JAMES 8 . 48 7 Si- Mermoio tooth. Colil. TEGNER. AlllE. 7846 S. Normondiu. let Anggig,. Colil TERRElt. IA TRANCE. Srotklon. Mo. THOMAS. ARTHUR. 3445 W. 76 Si- loi Angulo,. Colil. THOMAS. CAMERON. 4857 Totully Si- tong tooth. Colil. THOMAS. CIY0E, 1 34 I Pol long Si- lot Angulo,. Colif. THOMAS. tllllAN. 5951 StoPord Aug- Huniingion Pork. Colif THOMPSON. ANNA I- 1708 E Colo-rsdo, Poiodono. Colil THOMPSON. BETTY JO. 3400V, W. 83 Si- Inglewood. Col,I THOMPSON. IRANK. JR- 734 E. Moniuroy, Pomono, Colil. THOMPSON, GEORGE. 1325 W. 5? Si- lo, A-gele,. Col.l THOMPSON. JAMES M.. 2 CO Vurmont Avo- lo, Angoloi. Col.l THOMPSON. JOHN W,. 107 E. Mople Si- Compion. Colil. THOMPSON. RICHARD. 1 01 W 71 Si- loi Anguloi. Colil. THOMSON. STANTORO. 4848 W 170 Si- Ho-rhorne. Colil. THOMPSON. VIVIAN. I ITS W 8 St- Somo Ano. ColU. THORNTON, REAGAN. 80 7 Avo.. Yuroo. Aril 1MOW, WAITER. 1 57 Angoiui Ave.. lot Angoloi. ColU, TICE. HERB. 7312 W.llovglrby Ave.. lo, Angoloi, ColU MEOTKE. DONAIO. 3218 W Pike, Puok Auo- Colorodo Spring, Colo HUMAN. TRE0 A . 1000 CoMornro Si- Son Tron i, «. ColU. TOMUNSON. 0ORO1HY. 2917 W, 74 Si- loi Angoloi. Col.l TONEY. CAROIYN, 21% MondioHor. Inglo-cod. ColU. TONNESON. ARNE. 18 1 Wllm.ngign BNd . W.lm.ngron ColU TORGERSON. NORMAN W- 6TB W 174 St., lo, Anooloi. Col.l TORMEY, 10. 478 Vi lo.muri. lot Angoloi. ColU TOWERS. IESTER. 112 W 98 S . loi Anguloi. ColU TOWlE. HAROlD. 809 W 75 Si- loi Angoloi. Colif. T02IER. MARY. 7420 N. Pork Blvd- Sonto Ano. Col.l. TRAGUS. MAY. 208 Crenihow Bl� d- loi Anooloi. ColU TRAINOR. AUEN. 7077 W. 77 Si- Ini Angele,. ColU. TRAVIS. SAM. 8«. 3 . Comorillo. Colif. TRAYlOR. ION. 877 Stkn.dl. Il Monlu. Colil. TRAYlOR. Nlll. 1201 Pilu Si,, Clo.li, N M IREAIS. MARY TRANCES. 4230 45 St- Son Diugo, Colil TROY. CHESTER. 77 Elm Si- Hoif.old, Moil TROYA. IOUIS. 123 S. Codor. Ingluwood. ColU IRUXION. NORMAN, 1149 W 90 Si., lo, Anguloi, Colil IRUXTON. RICHARD. 1149 W 90 Si., lo, Angulu,. ColU TUCXIR, CHARIES. 13377 To-nu A,u . loi Angulo,. Col.l TUCKER. KEITH. 473 W 107 Si- Ingluwood. ColU, IWOMEY. UOYO. 133 Chornler Crtlo. R.tkmond. ColU TYIER. IOIS. 9817 $. Horvord. lot Angulei. Colil —u— U0Y. GUY I- 216 W. 93 Si- lo, Angulu, 3, Colif. UHl. WAITER. J .. 1 375 S OrtKord. Co,done. Colit URBINA. ARTURA G- 8154 Antwerp, loi Angulu, 1. Colif. UTIEY. JACK 8.. 1545 W 94 PI- loi Anguloi 44. Colil. —V— VAUARINO. AIBERTO. 1978 N. Von Nun. lo, Angnlui. Colil. VAUE. IAVINA. 309 W. 78 Si- loi Angulu,. ColU. VANDERVEER. DON. 521 W. 4 PI- leglewood. Colil VAN DE WAUI, ROBERT. 10902 Culver Blvd- Culver City. Colil VANDEWAll. ClINTON. 2749 Nubtoiko Avo . South Colo. Colil. VAN OIEREN, EVART. Burg R« gunl. 21. UlruiM. Mollond VANGUNOY. R. GERAIO, 6438 Co««odoru Sloo Dr- lot Anguloi. Colil VAN VtUEt, DON. 1048 W 53 Si- lo, Anguloi. ColU. VARTANIAN. SARKIS. 10507 5 Vermonl. lo, Angulu,. ColU VASEIEW. JEAN. T115 W 87 St - loi Angelui. Col.l. VAUGHAN. WIUIAM. 7728 W. 75 Si- loi Angulu,. ColU VIATCH. WESIEY. 214 E. Trthenor. Compion, ColU. VEUY. ROBERT £- 5830 7 A.u- lo, Angulu,. ColU VENABIE. GIltIRT. 7051 W 80 Si- lo, Angulei. Colil. VERNON. ClARENCE. 1739 f. Volley. Roiumeod. ColU VERT. DORIS, 1337 W. 79 $1- loi Angulu, 44. ColU. VERT. ROBERT. 1337 W. 79 Si- lo, Angulu, 44. Colil VCRTREES. IEO. 8005 S W. Foirwoy Or- Punlond, Ore VETTER. DICK. 4554 Nor-o Or- San Oicgo. Colil. VIAU, ARTHUR. 1107 W 28 Si- loi Angulei. Col.l VICTORIA, RUDY, 191 E. 10 Si- TuciO . Arij VIN2ANT. NANCY. 37 N. I Si Sro-te . Colil. VIN7ANT. WIUIAM, Ri 1. Bo. 80 A. Browluy. ColU. VIOIT. JETTY. JR.. 1004 E 78 Sr . lo, Angulu,. Colil. VOEITZ, SHIRIEY. 370S W. 77 Si . lo, Angulei. ColU VOGEl. ERANK. 1124% W 110 Si- loi Angulu,. Colif. VOGT. VERNE. 852 W. 75 Si- loi A-gele,. Col.l VOIGHT, C. J- 3547 W. 118 Si- Ingluwood. ColU. VOllMAN. GERAIO. 947 W 79 St- lo, Angulu,. Col ! VOllNAGll. GENE. 8144 Booth St- loi Angulu,. Colif. VON MIN0EN. THEOOORl. 708 S fremo St- loi Angulei. ColU. VON RAVENS8ERG. RICHARD. 1727 E 78 St., lo, Angulei. ColU VORRATH. HIIOEGARDE. 5727 Bunnur St- Hlghlond Pork. ColU. — W— WADE. BOYCE O- 2011 Ook S� - Somo Monrto. ColU. WAIKIR. DON. 200 $. Cyprvi. Onlorio. ColU. WAIKER. HOWARO W- 10013 S. Mobari. l«i Angulu, 44. ColU WAIKER. WIUIAM £.. 7834 S. Normondiu, lot Angulu, 44. Col.l WAll. ERNIE. 7lt Wilto. Ave- Bull. ColU. WAUACt. DOROTHY. 74 N 3 Si- Alhnwbro. ColU. WAIACE. JACK M.. 8018Vl 5 New Hornpik.ru. lot Angulei. Col.l WAUACE. ROY. 181 W 74 St lot Angulu, 44. ColU. WAllACf. R SHARON. 778 AiMo fremo. Colif. WAUER. ORVIN - 1877 W 77 St . lot Angulei 44. ColU. WAlMStlY. WIUIAM A- 10539 Iieon Avu . lot Angulei 34. ColU. WAITER, ARNOIO H.. 725 I. 137 Sf- Ho-rhomu. ColU. WAITER. M.ARGARETE, 775 E. 137 5t . Ho� lhornu. Colil WAITERS. 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North Hollywood. ColU WEED. JEANNE. 102 W. 9 5,.. lot Angele, 44. ColU. WEEM5. BARTON. Rr 3. Te-ple Teioi vrf FSiES. JOAN. 8320 5 � OF � d. lei Angulei 44. Colil. WflOlNfflUP. BARBARA. 11911 Onego. North Hotty-ocd. ColU. WEIKAl. WIUIAM 6- 600 E. Ketio St- Inglewood. Col.l, WEIKS. WIUIAM f . 1333V, E 7 PI- loi Angulei I. Colil WEINMANN. CHARIES C . B 999-8 Ri 7. lewiilon. Ido. WEISE . MARVIN J . 8 1 Boring Cron Si- loi Angulei 44. Colif WUSS. MARVIN. 15) S. Kilkeo Dr- loi Angulei. ColU. WtlCH. ROBERT. 16 3 Vlrginio Bd- lo, Angele, . ColU WEUER. GENE E.. 13 1 W. 79 5i- Ui Angele, 44, ColU WEUS. EUNICE. 340 0io«ond, Ar.odlo, ColU. WEllS. I lORENt. 340 Oiomond. Artcdio. Colif. WEIIY. (AY. 1845 fir Si- Solum. Ore WfRREY. DOROTHY. 171 Perl Ave . Inglewood. Colil WtSSEl. MIITON H . 7846V, 5 Normond e Ave- lot Angulei 44. ColU WESTON. HARMON. JR- 7007 Brood Ave- Wilmington. Col.I WHfATlAND. WARREN. 175 E 5 Sf- lono Becth. ColU wmEEIER. CMARllS. Midvole. Ido WIIISNANO, AUGUSTUS W- Bo ?97. Idyll —Id. ColU WHITE. CECll M . 7878 S Normo-dre. loi Angulei 44, Col.l WHITE. DORA P , 1375 lelond. Son Pedro. Co.iT. 1 WHITE. 1EONA M . 7 78 S. lot A-a«lot 44. Cal.f. WHITE. THEODORE. Bo. 7. Onolda. Wit. WHITESCARVER, IOUISG . 70 E. 3 St.. 0-a-tboro. Ky WHITSON. RON. 617 Sav.lla A .. Hvatinflaa Rork. Call' W1CKERN. 08. J5U S G.O� at v lot An alet 37. CaM WIESE. HERB. 618 E. 76 St.. lot An«.l� t I. Call . WIESE. SONYA J.. 3400 W 113 St . l� lav aod. Colli WI£S£l. BERNARD. 1740 W 105 St.. lot A-i.l.t 44, Calif WIIBER. JACK. 7SI6 W 80 S' . Inglawaad, Colif. WURURN. BETTY. 7147 W. 7 81.. lot A«� alot 44. Col.f WIIOVANK. J. � ., 877 W 9 St., lot A-gyl.t 44. Calll. WIIHEIM. MARY. 703S W. 70 St., lot Angola. 44, Cal.I WIIKEN. GEORGIA, 3530 Rro-ton'ory S'., Sa� Dia«o 9. Calll WIllEY. ROBERT 919 3? Ava.. Soo'IW. Wotb. WIlllAMS. 8 W . Bo 174. llndart. Ta.ot Will AMS. BOBBIE R-. 1039V, S Now Kempt ...a. lot Angtlti 6, Calif WIlllAMS. ClARlSSA S . 347 ( 37 S' . lot A-oaiat II. Com WIlllAMS. OOROTHY. 410 Can'iol A� o . Ro IB Ctova. Calif WIlllAMS, HANSON A . 0711 Oraon Colo, lannot. Col.I WIlllAMS. HAROIO 0 .449 W Cold-.II St.. Ca-p'on. Col t. WIlllAMS. HENRY. 1490 W 35 «.. lot A« alat 7. CaM WIlllAMS. JAMES A.. 7413 w S'Ovtan Avo.. lot Angalat 43. Colil WIlllAMS. JOHN R . 8108 E 48 S' . Do� -a . Calil WIlllAMS. JOY MARIE. 3604 l.ba.ty Blvd.. Soot Colo. Calif WltlAMS. M«REE. 1171 W 79 S' . lot A-90lot 44. Cal.f. WIlllAMS MARUYN I . 7041 lo Ofoli Dr.. So. Rotoda-o. Cal.f WIlllAMS. ROBERT M,, S739 S G.otta«y. lot Ane.lot 37. Calil WIlllAMS. ROBERT W . Voio.illo. CoM WIlllAMS. RUBY. 114 Vlit Avo.. Vocovlllo. Calll. WIlllAMS. SHIRIEY M.. 6813 Et'iolle. lot Anga at 44. Col.f WIlllAMS, WIlllAM A., 1376 W 103 S'., lot Angalat 44. Coin WilliAMSON. ROBIRT I . 4717 fat-ot' Avo . Kantot C.'v 4 Mo WIlllAM SON, ROY E , 5 17 MtK.nlay. HolIrdoW. Cal' WIllOOCHBY. DOROTHY. 877 W. 104 S' . lot Angola. 44. Cal.f WIIMES. JOHN. 441? W R.co Bl.tf . lot A� 9 t. Colil WIISON. All AN M.. JS? 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