Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1957 volume:

PROFESSOR ROBERT CAMPBEll Dedication The true worth of ony college, no matter how successful its athletic teams, how stimulating its cultural presentations, how enjoyable its social functions, finally must be judged by the quality of its teaching. Professor Robert Campbell has devoted a lifetime to this most honorable profession, first at Vanderbilt University where he wos head of the Economics Department, and in these later years at Pcpperdinc. It is to him that we dedicate this book. Indeed, he stonds as a symbol of good leaching, and in the sense that he is o symbol, the 1957 Promenade is gratefully dedicated to oil the devoted men and women who make up the faculty of this college. The Editors Photo « Schiller The greatness of George Pepperdine College comes not from buildings and landscape but from the accomplishments of its Student Body and Alumni. Published by the Associated Students of George Pepperdine College Lawrence Schiller, Co-Editor Photo w ph I Host ml or Design and La pout Grrural Coortlino tor Betty Lou Dennison, Co -Editor Literary Robert O. Young, Faculty Advisor Cover design by Ken Dank ward t All riqbli rrirrvrd undei InlernotiOnol and Pon-Amt'ifon Copyfiqhl Convention!. Copyfiqhl e by lowfcnte S hiller. PRESIDENT TINER OR. HUGH M. TINER Only o few week ogo Dr. Hugh M Tiner, who stood ot the helm ot this college for 18 years, announced his resignation as president and member of the board of trustees. His friendly greeting, his hearty handshake, his admonition to study for finals will be sorely missed. He will long be remembered as Pcpperdinc's most loyal booster. Whorcvcr he has gone he has told the story of o young college seeking to establish itself in the educational community. His work has been well done. To him go gratitude and good wishes throughout the remainder of his years. I I KATIE ClARK, 5«'c'o'y t i I J ♦ I I I 0 . I. v. RUUIAS DEAN PULLIAS Whatever your mojor at Pcppcrdine, be Jure to take a class from the Dean. No other person on campus has so mastered the art of successful counseling Despite a crowded schedule, he is available at all times to discuss any problems, either great or small. Without Dean Pullias, our college would lack the guidance of a man of strength and wisdom. With the Dean, we can face any situation knowing that success will be ours. Acting as his secretary is Eva D. Harrell. EVA 0. HARREll, 5«f«tary ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS MARGARETTE W. WALKER Auoc-ote 0«on of Student! ond Regiilror Dr Wolker, Aimlonl Profeisor of Education, ot tended Willamette Univeriity ond the New England Coniervolory, receiving the degree ol 8.M. ond B.M.E Her Ed. 0. wo� token at UA.C. Work on five faculty committee! helpi to occupy her ipore'' moment!. R C CANNON Oeon of Student! Oeon of Student! lince foil. Or, Cannon !erved ptevioutly in the Religion Deportment An Aitiitant Profetior of Religion, he hold! a 8.A. from Hording College. M.A degree! from Repperdine ond New Yo� k Univeriity. ond an Ed 0 from N.Y.U. IONNIE T. VANOERVECR Director, Teocher Troining ond Summer Semoni Mr. Vondervee'. o Profetior of Education with o 8.S from Soulhweitern Stole Teocheri College in Oklahoma and on M.S. from Oklohomo Univeriity, heodi our Education Deportment Me olio lervei oi DiredO' of Teocher Troining and Director of Summer Section!. HUBERT C. DERRICK Coumelor o� Freihmen Active on four loculty committee!. Mr. Derrick olio coochei Our tennil team!. An Anociote Profetior of Religion, he received hli B.A. from Abilene Chriitian College ond hii M.A from Boylor Uni-veriity. 10 EmmETT LONG Director of Admissions Serving OS on Assistant Professor Of Speech it Mr long, who received hit 8.A from Pepperdine. 8.A and M.A. from the University of Colifornio. He tponto't Pi Koppa Delto, a notional speech ro lernily. I, CRAWEORO HOUSER Business Monoacr At Pepperdine since 1946 it Mr. Houser, who doublet os on Instructor in Business Administration. He received hit B.S. Degree from Pepperdine College. R08ERT O. YOUNG Director of Public Relations An Instructor in Journalism, R, O. it odvisor of the Graphic and Promenode. He received his 8 A. from Pepperdine and it working toword a higher degree ol U.C.l A At Pepville tince 1951, he alto sponsors Soto Tou Della froternity. PEAR WARD libronon Responsible for the status of our librory is Mrs. Ward A 6.A from Pepperdine ond on M.S in librory Science from U S.C. qualify her for this important task She hot been with us tince 195? ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES Necessary to the orderly operation of any office it the service of an efficient, pleasant secretory. Here arc four of the most capable and friendly secretaries any executive could wont. Pictured with them are two members of our library staff. UNA OTT Reference lib O'ion DORIS SOUIRf Circulation titration DORSA MANNING Buoneu Mgi. and Public Rcloliont Office 1015 STANSfl Social Sclencei ond International Student Afloirt Office I- fe witiA MAf cotvtrr Dean ol Studcnti Office SOSAN SCHUClC (dvcotion Office BOOKSTORE Mu. Iren Meyer . Don 6 Monigomery, Glenn Rovenwrolt. Sharon Ward. Mar gore! Houier, and Kolhy E. Hughe . DINING HALL Firil row Moty Oliver, Irene Moore Mobel Bur no, Irino lewi | e ond row: Joe P.ctropoolo, Sophia Hanno, Dori Kirkly. Reba Middlclon. Ilono Hoimoi. THE “O” Peggy Moore, Ro� o 6lonken hip. Winnie CfOitwold. Ray Morrywoll, Irene Vor-qodot. Povllne York. THE LEADS BUT all; 16 AD5 FAIREST ml: DIVINE. ' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS DON PAITtBSON. Sludenl Body Vi Prudent JACK SCHlATTfR. Student Body President leading student government activities this year were Jack Schlatter, Don Patterson, and Roth Anderson. Don, a pre-med student, organized one of the best Freshman Orientation weeks ever seen ot Peppcrdine. He was chairmon of the Constitution Revision committee, and, gs chairman of the Election Committee, managed the highly successful campus elections. Ruth was one of two GPC representatives to help organize a Student Government Workshop in Southern California besides keeping all the minutes at the Student Board. Jock, as Student Body President, led the Student Board to several outstanding accomplishments, ond in addition represented the campus at colleges and high schools in the area. A former Student 8ody President from Manual Arts High School, Jack did an excellent job this year—a job of which we can all be proud. firit row- Done Voglef. Bonnie Wilhile, Millie Skoorup, Belly low Dennison. Donna Withers, tovro lee low . Joanne Wolton, Marylyn Mann; ic ond row Anilo Deelef, Joy Fwgotc, Jeanette Davit, Phyllit Morper, Carol Bovwell, Magaio Hilx, Janine Mark. Carol Orlner. lou Wayne Hudion, Ruth Anderson, Diana Gwlheil, Jon Sandquitti third rowi Morly Keillor, Duane Moylield, Oltk Bochut, Di k Alllg, Bob Ruga, Di k Marlin. Jim E kmann; lourlh row Joy More. Terry Wehr. Corl Blo ce, Bud lovelody. Bill Bortell. Bill Pout. Atnic Moles, Roy Mostholder, Don Polterson, Dick Mill. Dick Hordman, Dove Roberts, Jim Brinlon, Jock Schloller. STUDENT BOARD Representing oil phases of campus life, the members of Student Board made this one of Pepperdinc's most successful years. They completely revised and brought up to date the Constitution and By-laws, adding the office of Treasurer to those already elected by the student body. Working with the Political Senate, the Board helped to win the over-all competition in the Bill of Rights program sponsored throughout Southern California. This was the first year Pepperdine entered the contest. Through the work of Jack Schlatter and Ruth Anderson, the Board took leadership in furthering intercollegiate relations by helping plan the Student Government Workshop. Each committee on Student Board did its share of work to make the campus activities outstanding. Through cooperation of the GRAPHIC, a picture ballot was used for the first lime in the general election ond a record turnout was announced by the Board. It was a successful year because of these student leaders. ■ aa a K ' ♦ . ,_♦■ v r pi J_f “? £ V V% VvC - g) 5 Vl,- ♦ ||| £ .B0 r Af f -? + 4 ? y V V • V « + “■ {'• Jr £ s 4 A .T ■ £+ � , 7 :•'.%♦ S f - 4? a a tag P '+ sB:m£ y r f 9R , OttKIAl tAllot � - — v A nacca s n 1 f i. 4? ♦ ▼ 4 v 94 dT .« 'A ,. 4 This spring, wC begon a new type of election ballot. Feeling that if was difficult, especially for fhe new students, to know each candidate and associate name with face, several members of Student Board suggested the idco of placing each candidate's picture on the ballot beside his name. The Graphic ran a full page rogues gallery-type ballot on the doy of primary elections. Then, each ballot was stomped official” by a member of the Election Board when the student voted. Don Pottorson, Student Body Vice-President and head of elections, agreed with Student Board members the new type ballot was responsible for high percentage of votes cast, over eighty percent of the possible total. BEHIND THE SCENES During the year, Pepperdine students participated in a watermelon feed, a beach party, and a Religious Emphasis week to mention only a very few of our many campus events. While enjoying these many activities we seldom thought of the committee members who planned our leisure time. Too often these people went unnoticed, with only the satisfaction of knowing that they had planned and carried through activities for their college. Now, we would like to meet these behind-the-scenes workers. The following pages picture the committees, their chairmen, and some of their activities. For all students who enjoyed this year's many events, we say thank you. Behind the scenes, Oick Hordmon views on outdoor football roily, one of mony thol heightened the ipirit of our campus. Actively supporting Ihe All-School activities were students o Pepville. pictured boneoth the trees ot Centinclo Pork. Alter ottending Chapel, students (cosurety conversed while lislening to the music of our omoteur radio tfotion Disc Jockey, Ray Mossholdor, played records ond in. lerviowed students in on «ffo«l lo moke this free period more enjoyable. 21 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Jorry fo l«r, Choirmon £ir� f «• John Oionei. ton S oncoo� , Jerry foil ’. Joy Moorr, John Cordon, tecond row Jim tckmonn. £rni Cordon. Morly Ko.ller, Chuck l«B ou. Corl Bloke One of the busiest groups on compus this year was the Social Committee. They planned four of the best school socials we hove ever had. Beginning last fall, there was the All School picnic, with the traditional activities, including a tug of war wh'ch the freshmen won. During Homecoming Week, we had the Hallowe'en Party, complete with horror movies and a treasure hunt. On March 28th, there were tall tales, beards, an Oasis robbery, and western costumes; it was Western Day Climaxing the ycor's activities was the Luau with Icis and Beachcomber hats. It wos a great year for socials, thanks to the hard work of Jerry, Jay, and their committee. «.dto9 donkeyt WOI port of the trod.'.oool Western 0oy� fgn. Watching entertainment given in the Centineta Bowl just before food-lime were their hungry looking tludentt. The freihmen won the lug of wot ogoinsl the lophomorei ogoin thit yeor. Evidently they just don't like to weor their green beaniet. ALL SCHOOL PICNIC Climoxing freshmen activities for the first of the fall semester was the All School Picnic. Held in Ccntinela Pork, it featured baseball games, three-legged races, egg-throwing contests, entertainment, and plenty of food. Whol ore theie itudenti doing? Throwing hard-boiled egg� , of course. Three-legged rocet ore great, especially going downhill Feeding these hungry picnickers took much time ond energy. The (ocvlty challenged the students ogoin this yeor. Naturally we know who won The end of o perfect doy of fun: food FINE ARTS COMMITTEE DICK BACHUS, Choirmon Row one Corolyn Horlin . Mory low Hutchinson, Corol Boiwell; row two toil Howknr, Jeon Niihicolr. Holen Mortin. Judy DeMorlj row three Jone Tr.blelner Morion Svfch. Irene Vorcodoi, Don BoberK last spring, working with the administration, the Fine Arts committee planned this year's Forum Arts events, which were among the best we have hod. Also, in working on Forum Arts, they checked attendance and sow that each event proceeded smoothly. Especially entertaining to the on-campus students were the Dining Hall Talent Nights, in which students performed cither instrumentolly or vocally. A v � w ol Ihe campus Iron olop ot th Adminis rot on Building. 24 RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE Ow one Mr. Joieph Wh.te, Corolyn Stohtc. Phyllii Mo p«. Aflene Bomhort, tow twoj Bob Pugg, toil Royie, Joon Mtlvor, Jeon tcej 'Ow three: Lewi Friiby, Gront Clark. Duonc MoylieW, Nerl Pehkop. Oico Milei, row (our ■ Jelie Brown, Bill Ward. Oon Taylor. Bob Johnton Initiating a new activity. Religious Forum, was only one of many things accomplished by the Religious life Committee this year They continued the Hymn Sings around Dolores each Tuesdoy night and provided student leaders for the daily Chapel devotions. Their purpose of promoting a deeper religious atmosphere on campus by furthering the word of Christ was mode more meaningful when the committee members travelled to Abilene Christian College for the Annual lectures held there in February. Completing the year, they sponsored, during the Spring, a Religious Emphasis Week on campus. DICK MARTIN Committee Choirman RALLY COMMITTEE DICK HARDMAN. Ooirmon Duk Hordmon, Stw McKccft, Ovanc Mayfield. Do e t o� y Belly Oenmton, Bob Rug9 Rally chairmen Dick Hardman and Duane Mayfield, working with their committee, the song and yell leaders and other interested students, gave the student body several tremendous rallies this year. With Stu McKecn's jazz group and our pep bond, there was always good music to get everyone into an energetic spirit. At the beginning of each new season, the teoms were introduced to their coaches, who couldn't resist making a few jokes about an athlete's height or speed. All the rallies were great, thanks to o terrific ond hard-working committee. Doi yell Rob coo son Car the} thcr but pec basl our top- It takes time, energy, and talent to be good song leaders, and each one of these coeds fits all the qualifications. Led by Jackie Todd, Song Queen, they were at all the games, adding their smiles and cheers to the rooting section. Morylyn Monn, Jockie lodd, Susie Saunders. Joyce Ewing, Ruth Anderson, Ruth Miyono. SONG AND YELL LEADERS Doing the work of four yell leaders were Dave Roberts and Ron Swan-cool. For basketball season they were joined by Carl Lusk. At every game they cheered and yelled themselves speechless, but everyone agreed, especially after the Loyola basketball games, that our yell leaders were lops. Dove Roberts. Ron Swontoot. J k ' % FIFTH QUARTER COMMITTEE Fi(� t row l.ndo AtY. Bill lonqlon. J� tr Ccrllon, tecond row K«n Mv ll r, CUndo Turner Okie Mill After every home footboll ond bosketboll game, we all went back to the dining hall for Fifth Quarters. Organized by Dick Mill ond Terry Wehr, the entertainment wos great and often humorous— Remember the Faculty Fifth Quarter’ $tu McKeen brought his jazz group and several of the clubs and classes contributed to the programs: Koppos, Sub T's, Betas. Tri Phi's, the Freshman Class. With free donuts and hot chocolate, the evenings were always successful HOMECOMING COMMITTEE To produce o week with wcll-orgonized octivities, each doy takes imagination, hord work, energy, ond a super-abundance of patience. There were bonfire permits, clothes for the fashion show, a speoker for the Sports Bonquel, someone to crown the Queen, convertibles for the Court, ond a hundred other preparations to make before the Week even began. But, working with a committee of fifteen student leaders, Ron Cameron and Jim Brinlon. Homecoming Co-Chairmen, gave the Pepperdine student body and alumni a first-rote Homecoming Week. Firtl row. Jonine Mori, Pomono Croig. Cyreno Porker, Kolhy Wolker. Jon Sondquitl. Phyllit Horper; « ond row Belly low Denniion. Owen Smith. Sutie Sounder , Morilyn Mona. Skeeler Deeter; third row- Dick Merlin. ru e forline, Jo k W.lhelm. Terry lipoid. COURT 1956 Homecoming Qvc«n. Mill Belly Brougher. Chormino tmilci introduced Ihe Wovei 1956 Homecoming Court 10 the pren ol o preview held the Thuridoy before Homecoming Week. Poiing for ihe phoiogrophert were Princeiiet Jacquelyn Todd Carol Hamilton, Nolo Newton, Belly too Denniion. and Queen Belly Brougher. 1956 HOMECOMING Introducing our queen and court! With these words the Homecoming co-chairmen officially opened the nineteenth annual Pep-perdine Homecoming Week, Presented to the student body were five young ladies elected to Icod the week's festivities. Succeeding last year's queen, Betty Reeve, was Miss Betty Brougher. A second-year transfer from Glendale City College, Betty was a princess on the 1955 Court. Assisting as princesses were four Inglewood girls Miss Betty Lou Dennison, a senior English major and president of Kappa Kappas; Miss Carol Hamilton, a sophomore elementary education major and member of Zeta Kappas; Miss Nola Newton, an elementary education major ond member of Kappa Kappa,- and Miss Jackie Todd, a sophomore drama major, song queen, and member of Zeta Kappas. IOMECOMING WEEK Woiting to be introduced Ot the Sportt Bouquet wot Olympic Athlete 8ob Richordt- Seoted ne f to him it our Queen Betty Skeeter Deeter wot one ol teverol itudent modelt ot o fothion thow in the Home Cc Building. Oly Tegner ond Florence Ulm were or!y two 0 the mony tlor entertoineri ot the Homecoming Show. This year's Homecoming Week «oi busier ond more exciting than ever. Mondoy, following chapel, Ron and Jim introduced the Queen and her Court, officially opening the week's activities. On Tuesday night there was an all-school Hallowe'en party in the gym ond auditorium. Speaking to members of all our athletic squads was Bob Richords, twice Olympic chompion. The Homecoming Court wot also honored at the Sports Banquet. Thursday night was playnight in the gym followed Friday night by the Homecoming Show, featuring the coronation of Oueen Betty Brougher ond her court by les Richter of the Rams. Climaxing Homecoming Week was the Santa Barbara football game which Pepperdinc won 21-9. There wot a Fifth Ouorter afterwards, effectively closing on outstanding Homecoming Week. 31 GRAPHIC STAFF Newspapers hove been one of Skcctcr s many interests for several years. Before graduating from Miro Costa High in 1954 she edited the school paper, la Vista, last year she acted as Graphic Society Editor and is now serving as our capable editor. A member of Phi Beta, Alpha Gamma, and Zeta Koppa, Skeeter was on excellent choice for the 1956-57 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. SKEETE Editor Al MYIBJON, Itril Fcolwrc Editor During the first part of this year, os Feature Editor, Al not only reported the news but also wrote the entertaining column, Abie's Fables. After directing The Diary of Anne Frank for the Drama Department, Al left for UCIA, and Phil Pennington become editor of Feotures. A junior transfer from IACC where he was City Editor of the school paper, Phil added his touch to the Graphic by writing the column A Penny's Worth. 32 Hard work and mony hours pul together this year's Graphic. With Skeeter's leadership, each staff member contributed his talents to assemble one of the best college papers in Pcpper-dine history. The Graphic wos not one person's paper, but instead, the result of several working together as a single unit. Thanks, staff, for a job well done. - JUDY De HART Fii� t ScnaetUr Spoil Editor Society Editors ond morrioge seem to follow each other with remarkable regularity. Judy Dawson, now DeHart, first semester editor was married in February. A senior music major, Judy starred in the production Marriage of Figaro ond, as President, represented Phi Beta at its nationol convention lost summer in New York. Jeon lee. second semester Society Editor, will be married in June. From Marietta, Gcorgio. Jean served as Editor of an All-American high school annual in her senior year. c. is r- ut le STAN CLOUD fi' l Srmeilei Socrly Ediloi Sports and Stan seem to be synonymous While ot leuzenger High, Ston played football and served os 1953 editor of the school paper, last year ot Peppordine he placed second in the Forest lawn Writing Awards Contest and starred in the production Our Town. Taking his place os second semester Sports Editor wos lorry liebman, a freshman who come to Peppcrdine through the los Angeles Examiner's SSA program. So busy taking pictures for the Graphic, our photographers, Lawrence Schiller and Bruce Forfinc, could not find the time to have their own pictures taken by each other. Law. rence represented the Graphic ot the California Inter-col-legiate Press Association convention ond for ihe second year walked away with top photography honors. Next year Bruce will be Photo Editor and will direct the Graphic photography 33 PROMENADE STAFF i IAWBENCE SCHIUER o •d-io- PhOlo:)'nph.( IlluiOolO' Det Qn ond loyout Gft'ol Cooidino'or Lowrence s photogrophic work is not limited only to Pep-perdine College, where he hot studied for three years. His pictures hove appeared in such publications os Life, Look, ond the Encyclopedia Britonnica. Lawrence come Ic Pep-perdine on a photography scholarship, and is now c member of Phi Beta Chi and Who's Who in Americon Colleges and Universities With the annual done, Lowrence plans to finish his college education and continue with photographic work. Combining photographic ond literory abilities, Lawrence Schiller and 8etty Lou Dennison worked together on this year's Promenade. With the dummy plon of the book completed during the summer, they began to prepare an annual which they hoped all students would enjoy and remember. At times it was difficult wondering whether group pictures would be identified, deadlines met, ond the Promenade distributed on schedule. It was on extremely busy year, but thanks to understanding professors, every thing seemed to end well. After deadlines, they both agreed that it was interesting, educational, and a great honor to edit the college's twentieth yearbook. Betty tou oeNNtsoN. Co « •• � literary Working on the editorial end of this year's book wos Betty Lou Dennison, a senior English major. Betty, who is president of Kappa Kappo, worked with the other editors to produce a well-coordinated book. The writing ond other elements of the book were in harmony under Betty's direction, a moin factor in this year's onnual. For o person active in student affairs and o member of Who's Who in Americon Colleges ond Universities and Pollogrommotic. it was o long haul but o job well done. 34 Aft is not o side line with Ken Donkwardf, for os long 05 he can remember his hondiwork has been lying around. When Ken attended Morningsidc Senior High School he showed such talent that the student body named him Art Editor of the school's publications, and soon after he received the Bank of America Achievement Aword. A scholarship to Pepperdine brought him into the limelight and this year he acted as art editor for the 1957 Promc node Ken, who is a member of the Beta’s, not only did th cartoons throughout the book but also designed the cover. While working on the annual, the second semester, he attended Art Center where he plans to finish with a degree in Advertising Art. RICHARD Mill. Advertising D ie � o« Being a Business major, Dick Mill had no trouble handling the advertising for this year's Promenade. Besides working on the annual he was Co-Chairman of the Fifth Quarter and Rally Committees and kept himself going at oil times. A sophomore student and a member of Sigma Tau Alpha, Dick will be working on next year's book and plans to increase the advertising deportment, thus giving the annual a bigger budget to work with. 35 r i h WHILE YOU CAN, AN D SPRINGTIME, HAVE Y O YEARS PASS LIKE F LC 4 ' N D STILL ARE IN YOUR : Y OUR FUN; FOR THE : F LOWING WATERS. I FRESHMAN CLASS Taking the Englilh plocemenf fojft. If fakes fime to change a group of new students, especially freshmen, into a working college group. But, at Pepper-dine, with our Freshman Orientation Week activities, it is no time at all before our little brothers and sisters arc organized and working for the old alma mater. They suffered through English placement tests, psychological tests, speech tests, and registration. They wore their beanies and asked questions for a few doys, but soon they were just regular Pcpperdiners. They elected Bud lovclady as their President,- Bill Bartell, Vice President; Bonnie Wilhite, Secretary; Dona Vogler, Treasurer,- and Carl Bloice, Representative And, they gave a tremendous Fifth Quarter after the last home basketball game. 8vying fho green Froihmen boonici. mi li$ i — c u o x 2 J ifii 2 3 .1 j oJ 111!: il S-iSf jii fOi £ t -o If .t o £ -? 6 •? X 5 • 5-2 - P fr.f-w •5 o oau4- z � Q- ■S X • .5 s5 2 O-? ■,•'= c ° a. 11|2 f St o ) oc o - V w a !« • • OB o •£ i = « -S S 6 SOPHOMORE CLASS Starting off the fall semester was much easier if you went to the Sophomore Class beach party. In honor of the incoming freshmen, the class of 1959 ployed host to members of all the classes at the beach all one afternoon. Then in the spring, led by President Dove Roberts, they sponsored the annual Blood Drive. Collecting many pints of blood for the Pcpperdine Blood Bank, they were certainly successful in preparing for any need of blood which may face a Pcppcrdiner or relative. Thonk you. Sophomores, for a job well done. Ploying in the � vrl ol Ployo del Key. Enjoying hot dogt ond potato lolod at the boo h potty. Row one Mory Hnrrell, Arlene Bornhorl, Hoffy Stiritz, Normon Moll. Don Toylor. Mo«ly Croven, O01 9 Kindred. George McMinn. Powl Word. Oon Deitrich, Bob Wright; row two: Jeon Nithixoki, Joyce Mo«l, Carol Smith. Corol Wolloce. Mohim Molobi, louWoyno Mudton, Jonine Mark, toretlo Hill, Dorothy Home, Morilyn Roite. Mory Orennon, Corol Ortner, Dionne Moon, Jackie Todd, Jonico Hirtch-mon. Sondro Btoy. Ann Ruth. Bcrthonn Jonet; row three Carl Fleming, Juanita Culp. Gerry Robinette. Trulo Gotkin. Bob Stone. Elbert Athuril, Carl Battue, Corl tuik, Jim Eckmann, Jim Gordon. Bruce Fortine Rich Swoncoot. Roger Price, Ron Swoncoot. Terry Wohr, Jerty Fotter. Dick Mill, Glen Wcitpholen, Chotlet Melville, Jim Vonderhoof, lorry White, Joy Moore; row lour Gco'rjlo Alev.tot. Raquel Moot Voune Connon, Dorit longmeod. Gene Arnold, louro Ooby, Solly Sholer. Sion Trimbur. Fenton Hoover. Wait Criner. Jerry Smith. Pol lone, limey Krumint. Donno Slevent. Bob McElwoin. Tom Vorgo. Robert McCobb, So' omon Henderion, Alton Tomlin. Darrell Deol, Bob Rugg, Dick Hordmon. John Rcttbvrq. Mo'old Weokt. Jean lee Supporting the Pepperdine Blood Bonk JUNIOR CLASS Under Presidenf Marly Keillor, the Junior Class sponsored a hosl of activities to add to the enjoyment of numerous individuals who participated. The big event, as al-woys, was the Junior-Senior banquet, held in the Golden State Room of the Stafler Hotel. Graduating seniors were honored and wished Godspeed on the eve of their departure from college life. It wos the Junior Class which sponsored play night in the gymnasium at the beginning of the year. Marty was ably assisted in his leadership responsibilities by the other officers, Vice President Arnio Mates, Secretary Diana Guthicl, Treasurer Lora Lee Lowe, and Representative Jack Wilhelm. Ploying either volleyball Of pmg pong ol Ihe Ploy Night. Enjoying relreihmenlt and gelling belief acquainted wilh Ihe incoming treihmen 'L i 1 First (Ow Morion Sutch, Connie Arnold, lenore Shop.ro. DeAlto 8onn, Vicki McGiboney, Kothy Hughet, Y’Vonne Dovii, Sylvio Oldhom. Corol Hon-neitey, Oiane Reilly, Moureen Brill, Margie Sim mom, Judy McKendry; e ond row: George Menrher, Woyne Allen, Joyce Ewing, louit Modion, loro lee lowo, Oonno Wither , Willie Cornel, Iro Dree non, lynn Holey. Joe liedlky. Mel Pic'l. Mod Toylor, John Whilley, George Toylorj third rowi Bob Ruga, Rondy Dreier, Oicor Mile . Rkhord Rorex. Don Koonti, lee DeCuir, Clork Wood. Bony Montgomery, Arnie Mote , Tommy Flo . Bob Woyne, Calvin Pulliat. Phil Stuort, Did Mordmon, Ray Moiiholder. A view ol the Stotler Hotel, icene ol the 1957 Junior-Senior Banquet. SENIOR CLASS F w ill pail in Frcihmon O'.entotion Week, lbi Snmot Clou qovr o bfeokloil in Ccntinelo Poik T cler-totle� ing and twinging hvlptd lo work up e� «n grealor oppeiiici Ihon utuol. 44 Standing in lino (or bmoktail, Iheie iludenti—mostly l cihsion— look guile concerned ond hungey. Planning iociol activities for all the women students is a responsibility of the AW$ Council, headed by Jan Sandquist. lost fall, the Council sponsored a luncheon for oil new students before attending a fashion show at the Beverly-Hilton Hotel. On October 18th, fathers were honored guests at the annual Father-Daughter Banquet entitled, ‘Our Pops Arc Tops. At Christmastime, with the oid of Phi Beta ond the social sororities, red Christmos stockings filled with toys were presented •o children at County General Hospitol. The biggest activity of the year was Orchid Day, when all prospective women students were honored at a luncheon and fashion show on our campus. Also in the spring was the onnual Mother-Daughter Banquet. JAN SANOQUIST. Prei.dvnl Nolo Niwlon modeling or one o Ihe AWS to� r« on ihoei ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Ot«K««t Oonno W.lhe.i. Setrelory; loll lo-e. V e Prendenl. jeon Nuhiroki. Hiitorionj Jonlne Mork, Treomrer, life in Marilyn Hall is different. It is never quiet, hardly ever calm, and rarely sane. Judy Richtmycr, Carol Ortner, ond Phyllis Harper (president) did their best to moke each girl feel ot ease in her away from home setting. Together with the wing chairmen, counselors, and committees, they planned for the first semester a get-oequaint-ed parly for the new students, a joint Hallowe'en party with Baxter Hall, a Thanksgiving tea, ond a Christmos porty. During the second semester the girls enjoyed a Valentine party ond o Senior forewell party. There were peaceful moments when the fire alarms went off accidentally and the tired sardines found their way into the 200 Block beds. Despite the practical jokes, everything ran smoothly for the Marilyn Hall residents. Vi«w ot the girl ' � � denc« 46 I HALL Each week Or. Margarette Walker met wifh Ihe Dorm Council to work out any problems which occurred among the residents. They talked of dorm hours, late leaves, and flooding showers. They solved the problem of pledge week, mange cure, and S and H Green Stamps. And they discussed the increase in Ihe mole television audience in the lounge just offer o meter was placed on the Baxter Hall TV set. 8ut mainly, they workeo together as women solving any differences in diplomatic fashion. ) 47 BAXTER A TV set ond the compony of 150 men is all that is needed ro moke o home away from home, and this yeat the boys showed that they were the best housekeepers ever to live in the Holl. CAIVIN CAP MANNING Al Ihc lull dorm mooting. Cop Monnitsfl addressed the men, giving them timely suggestions on how to moke 8a tor Holl a pleosonl ploce As the yeor progressed old ond new residents alike hod to ogreo Ihot one ot the best erperiences ot college doyt wos life in o men's dormitory. A view ot Bonier Holl. 48 R HALL The men of Baxter Hall will remember their school-daze whenever they see a pay-washing-machine. Telephones were either busy, or you didn't have a nickel when the booths were empty Nomid oiler the lint pretident of Pepperdin . Battell Banter. Ike dorm for men only hot nof olwoyt boon fhe lame. Dunnq the wor yeor� on overflow ol women from Marilyn Moll look vp one entire wing. It'� not like thol now. Some problem wilh the ort around 8o tcr Holt, olwoyi got but never ony money. 49 t ( { ( THE MAIN ISSUE IN LIE BUT THE FIGHT; THE ESE TO HAVE WON BUT O ' LIE IS NOT THE VICTORY EiiSENTIAL THING IS NOT HAVE FOUGHT WELL. COACHING STAFF 9 The nome John Scolinos is synonymous with fooiboll of Pepperdine College. Scolinos has bad his linger in the pie since the Woves fielded their first grid loom in 1946. Two years ago he was named head coach when Gordie McEachron left for Nevada. Prior to that he had helped with every phase of the game. He even played in 1946. Friendly John is a graduate of Manual Arts High where he starred on its football team. A lover of all sports, he feels players should give their all to the sport, John's words are often, Boys, I want you to walk up to your girls and say to them, 'Honey, I love you but leave me alone during football season.' Mood Cooeh. JOHN SCOIINOS RICHARD RAYMOND Bill RIVERS PHIl DAHER SID SHUE Fullback Tom Dovit gelt ottitlance Irom Center Ron Comcron at he scores againtl the Son Diego Naval Air Stotion. Alto teen are Number t I. Pete Mortmei ond Don Greeloy, Number 66. CAPTAIN RON CAMERON. Teom Coptoin Lost spring members of Ihc varsity squad met to select their football captain—the man who would most ably represent them both on and off the gridiron. Chosen was Ron, a four year varsity letterman. He lived up to the confidence placed in him by leading the team to a 5-3 record this season. Off the field he helped the college enjoy a tremendous Homecoming by serving with Jim Brinton, a first baseman on the varsity nine, as Homecoming co-chairman. A member of Knights, Ron also served this year as Beta Tau Delta president. Pepperdine's Pete Martinet lound it cosy oil otlcrnoon 01 ho (cored three touchdowns against tormor Wove Cooch Cordon Mcfochron's eleven at Reno. Nevado. First string loll TocVIe loren luno, number 44, Is seen looking on os onothef si« points ore scored. VARSITY LETTERMEN John Scolinos and a nucleous of veteran football talent turned what appeared to be o disastrous footboll season into a big success this season, winning the last five boll games for an impressive 6-3 record. Paced by diminutive Jay Roelen and little All-American Wixie Robinson, the Waves shook themselves loose ofter dropping three of their first four gomes, ond came bounding back with exploding fury. RON Cameron Center TOM DAVIS Fullbock The comcro ol lowrence Schiller cotchei o perfect toke Quo'lerbock Joy Roelen. Holfbocki Rele Morlinei ond Al BOB EOROIANI Center STACIE GREEN Tackle DON GREEIEY End PETE MARTINEZ Hollbock MATT PMIUIPS Tackle WIXIE ROBINSON Gvord 1 Ay ROElEN Ovorlerback agoinil the University of Nevodo. Seen in the picture ore JIM ECKMANN Halfback Al ECOIA Holfbock IOREN IUNA lotile Bill IINEHAN End SOI HENDERSON Guord Worren VonderSthvil thowt hit defentire obitity in the Whillier game. Popp«rdin«'t little AII-Am«ri«on Wixi Poblmon it ready to Otlltl. Pcpperdine's entire squad seen with the first string kneeling as the varsity is divided into respective positions. The coaches in the foreground arc Head Coach John Scolinos, Assistant Backficld Coach Rich Raymond, Head line Coach Bill Rivers, and Assistant line Coach Sid Shue. Although tmoll in tile, Holfbock Pete Martinet wot toil on hit teel ot he eatily flipped oway from mony pvrtuing tocklcri The Waves opened the season against Arizona State at Flagstaff with a 13-12 win, but in succession were downed by San Diego State, 27-7, Cal Poly, 43-0, and long Beach State, 25-12. Taking a grudge to Reno, Nevada, Pcpper-dine got bock on the winning trail with a 40-19 win over Gordie McEachron's Wolfpack and then went on to down Santa Barbara, 21-9, Son Diego Naval Air, 33-18, los Angeles State, 15-14. and Whittier, 23-13. Also in the record books was recorded the name of Wixie Robinson os second string little All-American, following his first string position on this team the previous year Wixie also made first string little All Coast, a coveted honor provided by the United Press. At Fcola twecoi rnd. — : D.rly. muddy, tired Thirty mmutet gone. thirty to go, Whot did we do wrong? Why are we bohind? I've got to get lower to mole the fotklo. Joy will never hove time to get the poll owoy if I don’t keep that gey oel. Got to mole o hole Tor Pete. Wonder whot the tooth will toy this lime?” FOR CRYIN OUT IOUD. WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOU GUYS? IN PRACTICE YOU REAllY IOOKED GOOD.” Got to hove o drink ol woler before I gog. We’ve got to keep going. We con'l let the tooth down ogoin. We ll get through the gome, but will we win? We’ve jui! got to. got to, got to. In Iho droning room ot holT-time, Ihe wordi ol o ployer or ployeri you don't heor COACH 'DUCK' DOWELL With a win over Loyola, Coach Duck Dowell completed his ninth season as Pepperdine's head basketball coach. Although the last two years have shown more losses than victories, over the nine yeors his teams have chalked up M3 victories against 104 losses. As well as serving os head basketball coach, Dowell has also hod the chores of Athletic Director for the lost four years. He graduated from Marysville, Missouri, in 1932, a winner of All-American basketball honors. He also played AAU and pro boll, winning All-Pro recognition for the Akron (Ohio) Firestones in 1938. Those that hove been around Dowell know that he is sincere when they hear him say, Men, basketball is 90 percent heart and 10 percent ability. ROBERT l. DOWEll, Director ol Alhlefici and Hood Boiketball Cooch Coptoir. JACK CROWTHER Center Although for the second consecutive year the Waves ended the season with more losses than wins, the future looks bright. Ploying with but two seniors on the squad the team began to click in the closing weeks of the season and ended the year with a satisfying 84-73 victory over archrival Loyola. A school record fell during the season when Guard Mack Taylor scored 526 points in 24 games to break Bob Morris' record of 471 for o 25 game season set in 1952-53. Throughout the year Taylor stayed among the top scorers in the nation with a 21 9 per game average. Boct Row! John Fronten. Jock Crowlher, feed Nightingale, Sheldon Welch, John Rettberg, Dick Saltarlee, Don Whitney, ond Bill Belcher Front Row-, lee DeCvir. Fred Brown. George Taylor, Mock Toylor, ond John Katter. JOHN KAS5ER Forword ICE DeCUIR Cenloi FRED N1GHTINGAIE Forward JOHN RETT8ERG Guard GEORGE IAYIOR Forward MACK TAYIOR Guord SHEIOON WEICH forword DON WHITNEY Forward opening game). He ended Iho season 01 second highest scorar on the squod ond picked olt second position in the rebound deportment. WHERE DIO ME GO? Everybody seems to be osking the some quostion, wondering what hoppened to the basketball. In the picture for Pcppordine ore John Kossee (7), George Taylor (5). ond Ered Nightingale. CALIFORNIA BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION SCORES Sonta Oara, 73; Pepperdine, 54. San Jose Stole, 80; Pepperdine, 54. Si. Mary's, 79; Pepperdine, 62. Son Jose Stale, 62; Pepperdine, 42. USF, 78; Pepperdine, 67. St. Mary's, 90; Pepperdine, 81. loyofa, 77; Pepperdine, 67. Fresno, 101; Pepperdine, 91. PEPPERDINE. 76; COP, 71. USF, 88; Pepperdine, 66. Santa Clara, 62; Pepperdine, 59. Fresno Stale, 91; Pepperdine, 81 COP. 68; Pepperdine, 61. PEPPERDINE. 84, Loyola, 73. Jack Crowthcr, one o( the two Pepperd'me College center , light lor o rebound with a Goucho mon in the firs! Sonto Borboro Gome Pcppcrdine won thi till. 81-53. ending a � kein ol ?1 ilroighl lone over o two yoor period. Jolin Fronton, going lor o loy-in, get hi shot blocked by o Goucho. Alto m the picture ore John Kotter, the Wove ' leading r bounder, ond George Toyloi |5), the tecond highett scorer. Fred Nightingale, one of Pepperdine's forwards, goes high for o rebound in the second Santo Barbara game. The contest took place in the Waves' gym. Sheldon Welth, one ol the 1 0 tenior on this year' bothctboll leom. toke o hook hot in the Wom opening game ol the icoion ogoinit Weitmont. NON-LEAGUE SCORES: Westmont, 88; Popperdine, 66. Regis, 72; Pepperdine, 69. L. A. State, 76; Pepperdine, 72. PEPPERDINE, 81; Santa Barbara. 53. Flagstaff, 68; Pepperdine, 64. PEPPERDINE, 81; Tempe, 78. PEPPERDINE. 62; Redlands, 55. Santo Barbara, 79; Pepperdine, 59. San Diego Stale, 70; Pepperdine, 62. PEPPERDINE, 76; I. A. State, 74. PEPPERDINE, 92; San Diego Stale. 74. Pepperdine lee OeCuir, ond Santo Barbara’ Bob Itobiloille light tor rebound in the lecond Wove-Goutho gome Sonto Borbara won. 79-S9 BASEBALL Friendly John Scolinos is head coach of both football ond baseball ot Pcpperdine, but his first love lies in baseball where he has produced top teams and individual stars for many years. He takes his teams on some of the toughest rood trips possible ond comes home with his share of wins. The highlight of Scolinos' baseball activities come in 1952 when he personally guided on All-Star team of Southern California college stand-outs on a ploying tour of Japan John ployed pro ball himself and has the answers to the questions thrown to him by the players. JOHN SCOIINOS Heod Coach Bill FlOYO Coprain Bill this year completed his college baseball career when the Waves played their final game on May 18th. A graduate of El Segundo High School, our captain has beer the Waves' first-string catcher for the lost two years fir ' row Rcoi Knight, Jim Br.nton. Chorles Bee� cs, Warren Johnson. Wolly Newberry, second row Jesse Smith. Bon Moll. J.m Judd. Ton, Troncolr Firtl row Phil Jonc«. Bill fiord. 1 Colcc. 8ob Comolo, Stu Finoi i«tond row Ken Arjemon. Woll Criner. Jock Crum Phil Seyb. WAIT OIME3 Lack of depth on the mound Jtaff and sporadic hitting plagued the baseball seoson most of the year. Although the Waves came up with some good wins and played good games against top opposition, on other occasions they were unable to come through with the necessary hitting and pitching. The powerful Los Angeles Angels were only able to down the Waves 7-2, and Coach John Scolinos' squad played top-notch ball against some of the toughest college foes in Pcppcrdine's history. With games against the Universities of Californio, Arizona, Southern California, UCLA, Son Jose State, and Stanford the Waves looked as though they would wind up this year with about as many wins os losses. Embarking on one of the toughest schedules in collegiate baseball, the Pepperdine nine ran into pitching trouble this season ond looked like it would wind up with about a .500 season. The mound staff, headed by Tony Troncalc, Phil Seyb and Phil Jones, worked hard but the 35-game schedule proved a long haul. PHIl SETS CHUCK BEEVES WAllY NEWBERRY REES KNIGHT 73 COACH la France (Slim) Terrell coached Ihe Pepperdine track iquod for hi second yeor, and after this brief two-year span he gives indication that his track teams will leove their marks at the school, liked by all of the athletes, both those here at Pepperdine and from opposing schools. Slim drives his team hard. But, in this driving, he instills a spirit and quality that is hard to beat. First '0“ Jim fckmonn, Emit Gord«n, Rob Btodic; second row Bill Blewclt, Roy Trotslor, Jim Bose. Woyne Thomoi, To Vorgo, Corl lutk; third row. Motet Cloy. Chwk Hightower, Glen Wettpholen, Jim lockner. Don Koontz. Bill Ruhordton. Al Minium. Walt Bomet (Monoger), Al Teolo led by Corl lusk, Don Whitney ond Bobby Sims, the track squad this year displayed more depth ond overall power than for several seasons Early time-trials and meets gove indication that a couple of school records would fall before the season come to a close. Carl lusk was timed in a 21.3 220 and o 9.8 century. Whitney broad jumped 23-6 Vj, ond Sims, who had a jump of 6-7 in high school, broke the school record doing 6-4 } in the first meet. Pepperdine’s team ran against tough competition this season, meeting top clubs in individual meets and competing in several lorge invitational meets. Ditlonce men Al Minium. Glen Weilpholen. Tom Vorqo. Jim lock-r«r. toy Trettler, Don Koonli. Bob Brodie. field mem Bill Blcwotl, Bill Richordton, Roy Trettler. Ernie Gordon 77 Sprinlert.- Motet Cloy, Corl lutk. Bill Riehordton. Jim Eckmonn. Woyno Thomot. I3C0B TENNIS This year's tennis team engaged some of the best collegiate teams on the West Coast, and on all occasions fared quite well. Midway through the season the Wove netters had lost but two matches while winning eight, and their two losses were to UCLA, defending notional champions, and the Stanford Indians. Coach Hubert Derrick's squad ended the small college domination of Redlands University by downing the Bulldogs twice. Stan Ellis, one of the top ranked Southern California junior players, and Aaron Johnson led the Wave team Hubert Derrick. COOCh. Aaron Johnton. Sian Ellis. Jerry Sun. John Raymond. Bob Weigh! MIKE CAMPAGNA DONAID HOtMES AARON JOHNSON RONAtO PRATT LETTERMEN [ BOB WRIGHT JERRY SUN JOHN RAYMOND Mike Ca«pogno. J«fry S beild . Donold Holmet. Ho � oid Johmon. Ronald Proll, waves waves waves waves, WAVES With Sterling Forbes and Bobby Sims paving the way, the freshman basketball team accumulated a 10-5 record for tho 1956-57 season with wins over UCLA. Loyolo, and Harbor Junior College to its credit. Three of the five losses were by six points or less. In the final game, the Waves were downed by USC’s freshman team by only ten points, 74-64, a squad which lost only one ball gome all year. Forbes led the Riplcts in nearly every statistical department, including scoring, shooting percentages and rebounds. Many of these freshman players will be on hond to help the varsity squad next year. Against Poiodona the Wo «i looked like a top-notch loom Hugh Sleworl (lop picture) goes fo� o rebound ond Ernie Windle (bollom picture) seems to hove control of the boll. top row Bob Hammett, Jabad Fololi, CIHt Worren, Roy Sims, Second row Hugh Stewart, Slotting forbes, Robert Sims; Third row Jim Goroio. Ernie Windle. Richard Cantrell. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL —T TT s z H JUNIOR VARSITY J BASEBALL Once agoin, Coach John Scolinos, in a never-ending attempt to strengthen our baseball teams, developed a fine junior varsity squad. The team, comprised olmost entirely of Freshmen, played a difficult schedule, meeting many junior college and top high school teams. Cullen Deck, a member of the Boston Red Sox chain, coached the team until he left for spring training in March. Cvllon Deck, o! 'he Boston Red So Chain. first row Bill Cromley. Donny Herndon. Wayne Scott, Arnold Mochons, Re Clock, Roy Sims: second row- Cliff Worrcn, Mike Cores. Paul Marlin, Bob Hammett, Tod Mitchell. Jim Arkes. HAPPY IS THE I FINDETH WISDOM MAN THAT GETTET'H I 1 I 1 HE MAN THAT iD OM, AND THE ET'H UNDERSTANDING. f I ART Through Foil ond Spring exhibits, one-man shows, and displays of children's work from other lands, the Art foculty hos endeavored to create and increase an appreciation for fine ort. Mr. Eugene White, department head, o graduote of Abilene Christian College and the University of Southern Californio, hos encouraged the development of many young artists, among them the students who this year completed murals in the Art Building. Working with the Friends of the Fine Arts and other interested groups, the foculty members do much to advance art appreciation in the community. £UC£NE WHITE. Dof� n im -n! Hood ART IS NOT AN END IN ITSELF, BUT A MEANS OF ADDRESSING HUMANITY. A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER: ITS LOVELINESS INCREASES; IT WILL NEVER PASS INTO NOTHINGNESS. —JOHN KEATS ' 86 Fir� � ro� loit Holker. Teccy Wehr. Floy Bell; lecond tow. Ron McColitler, Judy Richtmyec, Mono Guycr. S� oo Trembef, torfy While, third row Mary Jone Haden (tponio'l. Richard Rynec, Mory Sut h, Corotine Morline, Jeon Bell ALPHA RHO TAU I | Alpha Rho Taw hat proved arl is fun''—a combination of skill, work, imagination, and last, a lot of gaiety. Social and artistic events filled an active year's calendar. Highlighting the frolic, Claro Marble treated the Trotters to a feed and the film, lust for life.” Making for added enjoyment were the Hallowe'en costume party, a trip to the Pomona fair, an all-day trip to laguna 8coch, a snow party at Big Bear and the annual Spring Banquet. The Flower Committee enhonced daily chapel worship with beautiful floral arrangements. The club also sponsored the selection of the “Artist of the Week series, presenting each week a different student and his work. MUSIC Through a host of activities aggressively directed by Miss Mary Philips, department head, the Music Department has contributed copiously to the cultural events of Southwest Los Angeles while becoming known throughout Southern California for its general excellence. In her first year as deportment head. Miss Philips continued the many programs that contributed to the reputation of the deportment during earlier years. A well-qualified faculty offered classes in instruments, voice, theory, history, appreciation, and other subjects. Concerts, operas and guest artists punctuated an active year. MARY PMIUPS. Deporlm «l H od 89 SENIORS CAROIYN DeftUSMA IASRY HO« PHI EPSILON MU Clockwii I Of fuqot , Corol Henncsty, Pol Pork '. Mory lou Hutchuon. Willo Mo Colvctl. Beverly Bo-ker. Swzell Pidin. Joyce Gold� � � oMhy, Mory PKillipi, Tamoro Moiloll, Helen Oonnvly, Joann Von Ooolon, Bo-boro Roth, Ruth Giltisoron, Corol Fox. lono Giftiburg Taking part in both national and local affairs of Mu Phi Epsilon, the Epsilon Eto Chapter, under the leadership of President Joy Fugate, has hod an extremely busy year. In addition to ushering for concerts and giving receptions with Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia on campus, they helped support a cabin of the National Music Camp in Michigon, a settlement music school in Chicago, and a neighborhood music school in los Angeles. They also presented musical entertainment at our local hospitals. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Music Fraternity is represented on campus by the Epsilon Chi Chapter, with lorry Hope os President. In April, they and Mu Phi Epsilon presented an Easter Cantata composed by lorry. They also gave o Scholarship Benefit Show starring Stu McKeen's Joxx All Stars. The money raised from this program will be used to provide a scholarship for a worthy male music student to attend GPC. Together with the Mu Phi's, they held a Spring Banquet to end their year's activities. PHI MU ALPHA Bernordo Garcio, Jim Aihuril, 5tu M K« n. Milo Gwmn, R-chard Ror x, filing Sogen, lorry Hop , pretident Not pictured Jock Ade� . Carl Ihomo . Morly Williomi. PHI BETA Our Town — Spring Sing — Down in the Volley — are just o few of the many events presented by Pepper-dine's Alpha Zcta Chapter of Phi Beta. The notionol speech and droma fraternity for women also sponsors a Backstage Party and this year brought into the spotlight its own members with a concert featuring Joan Hennekam Woodard. Jester Hairston was the guest soloist and lindy Collins conducted Down in the Valley, a show that was attended by personalities such as Angelo Greene, a noted television actress and associate member of Phi Beta. Simon Simpson shakes his finger violently at the uncooperative choir members in a scene from Our Town, lead roles in the production were played by Del Markley, Dick Hardman and Stan Cloud. Roles are perpetual and belong to the performer os long as he is enrolled in the college. Women's parts are ployed by Phi Beta members and men's roles arc cost after open reodings. The production was directed by a student, Judy Dawson DeHart, for the first time this season and was dedicated to Phi Beta's sponsor. Dr. Jamos D, Young. Opening night was highlighted by the reading of a letter from Thornton Wilder expressing the author's pleasure in the annual presentation. Seen through the Comoro t eye ore two posed but nonetheless characteristic shots ot the families and friends in the annual presentation o' Thornton Wilder's Our Town, Officers and members—top ro� i Joanne Watson; Dons tongmrod; Florence Ulm; Del Morkley. secretory. Nolo Newton, hislocion) front row Carolyn Hotline; Judy Dawson DeHart, prendentj Judv Moron. Anilo Oceter. vice-president FIJ5J ! SPRING SING On April fifth, Phi Beta presented its fifth annual Spring Sing to provide a scholarship for a hondicapped child to attend the Psychology-Speech Clinic. With singing, staging, and scenery put on by more than 200 students, this year’s theme was carriod out in such ways os a trip around the world, technicolor dreams, and fantasies. Winning first place with a Gypsy dream were the Zeto Kappas. Second ond third places went respectively to the Deltas for their version of a dream in Toyland, and Sigma Tau Sigma for a Civil War dream. Zeta Kappa Gypsy in My Soul Phi Sigma Alpha I Dreamed My Goose Was Cooked Sigma Tou Sigma Battle Hymn of the Republic Delta Chi Omega Parade of the Wooden Soldiers' Phi Phi Phi Drcoming on the Diamond Kappa Kappo Technicolor Dreams Beta Tou Delta Around the World in 80 Days Theta Sigma Chi “Moonbeam Fantosy Beachcombers I'll See You in My Dreams' Th« Zefo Koppo't not only tong but acted their way to first ploce in the Spring Sing CHORUS i Director of the College Chorus, Gaylord H. Browne also directs the Peppcrdine College-Community Orchestra and the Opera Workshop. With on M.M. degree from the American Conservatory, he has studied and played throughout the United States, working with such famous conductors as Geza dc Krcsg, Koussevitsky, Bruno Walter, and Thor Johnson. He is best known to Pepperdine students for his violin concerts and conducting of the musical shows. Gaylord H. Browne. Director tint row Corole Wolloee. Corolyn Bahme, lerlo Hodman. Corol McWilliams, Bonnie Pipkin, Kiki Stokelyj second row: Mory low Hutchenson. Sorbaro Eolger, Joyce Mocch. Borboro Beebe. Kolhy Miller, Oono Vogler; third row: Bob Pugg, John Gilbert, Bill Word, Richard Rore . Bernordo Gome. John Whitley. Woyne Allon; fourth row: Bruce Ardmore Ellina Sagan, Warren Mortin, Dave Kirby, Jock Adet, Milo Quinn, Joseph Hue, Jomes Ashurst. SONG OF NORWAY Directed by Dr. James D. Young and Prof. Gaylord Browne. The rich tradition of an annual spring musical was continued with presentation of Song of Norway, the opperetta about the life of the Norwegian composer, Edvard Grieg. Leading roles were portrayed by Lou Ann Wykoff and Jerry Reynolds. Outstanding performances added to Pep-perdine's growing reputation in the music and drama fields. SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ARTS Knowing how important it is to express one's self fluently under all conditions, the Speech and Drama Department emphasizes the practical application of theories in interpretation, drama, radio, public speaking, speech education and speech correction. Through play productions, debates and other activities, the departmental majors gain invaluable experience in their vocational fields. The head of this department is Dr. James D. Young, who wos honored by Phi Beta with a presentation of This is Your life following the annual Spring Sing. Dr. Young, a graduate of Abilene Christian, Pcpperdine and the University of Southern California, is especially noted on campus for his direction each year of the play Our Town. DR JAMES D. YOUNG. Deportment Meod EMMETt T IONG OR EDWARD OMANI AN SENIORS 98 The kids go wild in o scene from The Great Big Doorstep 'll. Mcl Pic'l, front; ircond rows 6ud love-lody. Howord Miller, Gco gi Men h«r, Mo -ly� Egon«t, Richard Koyle; bock ro« levrilo Hentlcy. Var c« Corrwth, Dove Robinion. Jeonnc ftaizcr, lenor Shapiro. George Menchcr, vice president; Mel Pic’l, president; Morlys Eacncs. secretory, Howard Miller, treosvre' PI KAPPA DELTA Pcppcrdine's Zeta chapter of Pi Kappa Delta may be small in size but without a doubt the members sponsor more than their share of activities on and about Pcpperdine's campus. Under the leadership of its president, Mel Pic'l, Pi Kappa Delta again sponsored the annual High School Best Speakers tournament. This event drew some 300 high school students from Southern Californio. The members also competed in various tournaments as pari of Pcpperdine's Speech Squad and traveled to Brookings, South Dakota, for the annual national convention. 99 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE During the second week of Jonuory, the College Workshop presented Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, under the direction of Dr. James D. Young. Starring Leon Erickson, Raymond Mossholdcr, Dar-rollc Markley. and Dick Davis, the cast gave each audience an exceptional performance. Shakespeare's plays are often difficult to person! because of their lack of stage directions. However, with excellent directing, each actor was able to give a convincing portrayal of his character Rorlrayinq $ho«eipcorc i .mmorlot choroderr ore leon Erickton, Batianio; Joyce Ewing. Ovchett ot Venice; Raymond Montiolder. Anion.O; Dorrelle Morktey. Rorlio,- Vovne Connon. Nor.no Oick Davis. Shylotk: Moira Ryan, Soiorino. ted Oeming, Solonio. Moiro yon retouching her moke-up before going on itoge. Oo i J Ooty mending hi� coitwme. . . mwr J If to do were os easy os to know what were good to do, chopels had been churches, and poor men's cottages princes' palaces. With these and thousands of other words. The Merchant of Venice was again presented for the public's approval, which it heartily received. If is a dynamic play concerning avarice, dynamically performed by the Pepperdine actors. LADY PRECIOUS STREAM The domestic comedy of ancient China—Lady Precious Stream — was presented on our campus last November by members of the Theatre Workshop and Elementary Play Production classes. Directed by Mrs. Patricia Madsen, it told the story of Lady Precious Stream's falling in love with and marrying a gardener, despite her father's violent disapproval. Starring Jackie Todd, Dick Davis, David Doty, Judy Moran, Ted Doming and Arnie Motes, the play used a type of modified central staging with the audience seated on a portion of the stage. Jackie lodd in the title role of lody Preciout Stream. . . Starring in the title role of Lady Precious Stream was Jackie Todd, a dramatics major who has appeared in several of Pepperdine's theatre productions. Last year Jackie created the beautiful ballet scenes in the musical Carousel, and sang in the opera Amahl and the Night Visitors. This year she appeared in The Marriage of Figaro ond The Diary of Anne Frank. With her crowded schedule of play rehearsals and classes, Jackie also found time to act as Head Song Leader, pledge Phi Beta, and be a Homecoming Princess. Dovid Doty 01 Htieh-Pieng-Kuei °nd iocki Todd o� lody Precious Streom. Dic,( Oov“ °� Won9- lody Previous Stream's folher, refuting her request Th Crochet lomily � 'op� oil work lo li ton lo (other's itomoch go Gurgggle. The Greot Big Doorstep, a rorol comedy set in the deep south, drew roars of laughter from each of its five audiences in its week run. The leading roles were superbly ployed by Judy Moran ond Chuck Head. Fine portrayals of the Crochet children were given by Sheila Grigsby, Carol Finkas, Ted Deming, Joanne Watson, ond Judy Wotson. Much of the humor was due to the rapid-fire direction of Or. James D. Young. The strikingly realistic setting was designed by the department's ever capable senior, Don Roberts. GREAT BIG DOORSTEP Judy Moron goet wild (in the lop photo) 01 the dump Chuck Hood, ond ihoul . Mere, you old Morsh Boor The Crochet tomily gotp when they ore fold Ih bod newi ond Elno (Judy Wolton) moon , Oh, Arthur, not o pool ball), in the middle picture. BUSINESS Returning to the Business Department last fall was Mr. J. D Fenn, previously a member of the Pepperdine faculty from 1945 to 1953- Mr Fenn, who graduated from Dovid Lipscomb ond Hording Colleges ond Vanderbilt University, is head of a deportment which actively plans and prepares for the future of each of its graduates. Through work education units, the business majors gain valuable practical experience in their particular fields of study while receiving college credit. By the Placement Service's arranging interviews with leading businesses throughout the area, each student is presented with opportunities best suited to his talents and education. 1. 0. FENN Oopo'lir-eol Head JAMES C DIXON RATHE JO FENN tOUIS CRAWFORD HOUSER PAUl A. IINNEU 105 SHIRIEY NAUMAN I SENIORS SHIRLEY EATOUGH TOM ELEORD OLIVER GLENN PHYLLIS HARPER PETER CHANG MICHAEL CAMPAGNA PHILIP CLAUSEN DAVID ARANT SAM CARBRAY WILLIAM COLEMAN JOE BRADLEY I KENNETH HAWES OONAIO KIRCHNER DEAN KIlllON WORIEY KINO RICHARD IOCKWOOD WltllAM MtKEVITT PERRY LIE SEP THERESA MlllER ElOY ORTIZ PRESTON IANE MARVIN IAPICOIE IAWRENCE IEHR RICHARD SCHWElN PHIUP SEYB STUART SMITH ROBERT STEWART AllEN WEIZER CAROL WEST HERBERT WEST VELDA WRIGHT Cloy Ortix. John Oieboll, Dovid Aront. Joe liedtky. Robed Brodie, Corl l.ndoo. Ken Meulliri Ouibodeou . Jones Rolmof, Wofloy King. Dione Reilley, Dr Alio Bonn. Dione Douolos PHI ALPHA CHI With lorry lehr as President, Phi Alpha Chi members worked to acquaint all accounting students with the professional standards and practices of their field. As participants in a coeducational, pre-professional group, they created an active interest in accounting on our campus. Officers: Laurence lehr. President; Win Fingerson, treasurer; John Hordy. Vice-President aac EDUCATION If our nation is to remain a leading world power, it must hove an educated populace capable of providing wise leadership. This is only one of thousands of reasons why we must provide an adequate education for each of our citizens. It is the immediate responsibility of each teacher to guide his pupils toward a goal of combined wisdom and knowledge And, it is the responsibility of our Education Department, under the leadership of Mr, Lonnie T. Vandervccr, to provide a portion of the teachers necessary to fulfill this goal. The department, working closely with the Los Angeles City School System, provides professional training leading to the attainment of teaching credentials. lONNie T. VANDE V{£R Ocpa'lmtnl H od SUE COIEMAN MARY CARl$ON MAUOIE DAVIS JEANETTE DAVIS AUDEtt JACKSON MABCAREl HARBEll BARBARA BARNHIll SENIORS JEWEt BABNEn CaROI BRAVE JAMES T. JOHNSON MARCIA MENKUS 8ARBARA PAUtSEN FRED ROE JACQUEUNE THOMPSON CAROIVN McKEE SHIRIEY PARKER ElMA PETTEWAY BARBARA RATH JEAN TERRA HEIEN WAIKER MARGARET WAllAR r-e It is impossib'e to teach someone how to teach others. Instead, through student directive teaching, each prospective teacher gains the practical experience necessary to be adequately prepared for work in his field. Working closely with the Los Angeles City School System, the Education Department has arranged for each student working toward a teaching credential to observe classes and, for short periods, actually instruct in the classrooms. It takes several semesters to learn the theories governing how a teacher should conduct himself under various conditions and what he should endeovor to do for each pupil. However, without the real teaching experience before graduation, it would be difficult to successfully assume this very important and responsible position in our communities. First fOW: Bo'baro Folgof. Cyreo Parker, tccood iow; Beverly Barker. Mary Horrcll. Sboron Word. Borboro Toylo'; third row. Koy Uedo, Jean Nithixaki, Soli Mnlhewt, Jcanell Oovii; fourth row loro lee town, Arlene Hook . Poullne Aloiondrr. Morion SuKhj filh row Morgarel Woller, Bill Ward. Oonno Wither . Shirley Porker. Co'olyn McKee. Biddy Koorger, Audell Jockton. Acquainting students with the teaching profession is the main purpose of the Californio Student Teachers Association. Several members attended conferences, including the Professional Problems Conference held at the Southern Section Hcadquorters in Los Angeles. Their spring banquet was held at Sculley's Restaurant, where Dr. Norman Wampler, Superintendent of the Bellflower Unified School District, spoke. Officers for this year were Audell Jockson, President; Bill Ward, Vice-President; Jeanette Davis, Secretary; Don-no Withers, Treasurer. CST A 115 PSYCHOLOGY Striving to understand human behavior and experience is o goal of the psychology field. Through work carried on in classes and the Psychology-Speech Clinic, the faculty, with Dr. Everett Shostrom. a graduate of Pepperdine College and Stanford University, as leader, contributes to the education of each college student by giving him general introductory courses in the various phases of psychology and prepares the majors for further studies in both clinical and personal psychology, social service, psychiatric social work, pastoral psychology, ond the educational field. Anxious to keep astride of all new ideas and opinions, the faculty members and students often attended psychology conferences held throughout California. DR EVERETT SHOSTROM DcpoMmenl Hood DOYtE STANSEl IES WIGGER SENIORS ll£ BRADIEY THEADAR BRYANT MARIIYN PEPPEROINE BIAINE RATH The building on Bvdlong ond 78lh Ihot corriet the none ol � he Plycholoqy-Sprech Clinic hot potted through jut! about ot mony ttoget o ill Me ot the itudcnli itudying intide. On« an oil comput men't dorm, the Clinic” now not only provide! room for Clouet. bvt oidt in the lulure development of the o'eo in which il llet. 118 BARBARA PEROUE ICE PITMAN PSI CHI Meeting each Monday after Chapel, these people worked to further the aims and purposes of the psychology field. Forming a chapter of the National Honorary Society in Psychology, its members arc judged on charocter and scholastic standing. An installation Banquet at Raffles Restaurant and a Spring 8onquel at Victor Hugo's in Long Beach were their main social functions of the year. (to one Dr. E. Ohonian, Shirley Porker. Barboro Perdue Pilr on, lee Pitmonj row Iwo George Clorke Edno Upton. Marilyn Pepperdine. 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Dr. Ruby, in addition to teaching classes in literature, has appeared several times on television and lost year portrayed an Arkansas preacher in Republic Studio's picture, Come Next Spring. He has just completed a full length screen play based on the life of Enoch Arden and recently had on article published in the College English Association Critic. Also serving in the department are Dr. Milton Rickies, Dr. James Smythe, Dr. Harvey Harris and Mr. Robert Young. DR. wade RUBY Deportment Mood SENIORS OUANE MAYFIE10 HENRY AtFARO BETTY IOU DENNISON MARGARET FERGUSON SHIRICY JEAN VIRGINIA JEFFERSON 122 TASSOUIA VOSNAKIDOU . - u ■ FOREST LAWN WRITING AWARDS STAN CtOUO SHIRlEY JEAN JERRY RUMIOW The three Pepperdiners representing the college in the Ninth Annuol Forest Lawn Writing Awards Contest were Shirley Jean, Stan Cloud, who placed second in last year's awards, and Jerry Ruhlow. These three competed against writers from Claremont Men's College, Loyola, Occidental, and Redlands for a $5,000 award to the college with the best team. The writers individually competed against members of their own team and of the other four teams for a $1,000 award. The awards were made April 25th, ten days after Promenade deadline, at the annual banquet held this year in the grand ballroom of the Bcverly-Hilton Hotel. Or Wode Ruby, Pepperdine co-ordinator of the awords contest, stated thot this year's team was one of the best in the nine years of writing, the first three of which we won. Pnppctdinn'i Writing team Ston Cloud, J«rry fiuhlo- S ’i,leY Jeon. Or. Wod Ruby. HOME ECONOMICS If is sometimes easy to become so engrossed in theories that one misses their practical application. This is not true in the Home Economics Deportment. The faculty members, led by Dr. Nona Cannon, wife of the Dean of Students, emphasize the practical side of a home economics education, while still instructing their students in the fundamental principles. Besides providing a major field for those women preparing for future homes, the deportment offers a special secondary teaching credential for a major with emphasis on either Foods and Nutrition or Clothing and the Applied Arts. o . nona Cannon D po tm«n! Head SENIORS ROBERTA HAll HANNAH MUI BETTY BROUGHER ouve johnson YOUNG SOOK OH MARGARET COMBS ClARA CHEITENHAM BETTY REEVE BETTY STACEY o O Z KAPPA OMICRON PHI Sint «• Sylvia Oldhotn, Ooro Cheltenhom. Jolly Johmon (president) i ie ond row' Belly Stocey. Mri. lovite Athby. Movy Orennon Hoy word. Serthonn Jonet. Gloria Movilon, not pktvred: Betty Brovgher. Belty Clyde'te Mcflee. Joan M lvo� . Hannoh MwJ, Belly Reeve. Moiy Rodrigwex. Ann Rt lh. il The purpose of Koppo Omicron Phi, the notional honorary Home Economics group on campus, is to further the best interest of Home Economics in four-year colleges. Its members ore judged on scholarship, personality, and character. Often working with them is the Home Economics Club, which is for all Home Ec majors who hove completed one-half of their required courses. Next August, two of their members, Sylvio Oldham and Gloria Houston, will attend the National Conclave in West Virginia. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB tkll vow Nancy Ritter. Kiki Slokley. toil Schluter, Bally Vomer, Nodaon Worren; tecond row: Jeon Niihitoki, Vero Grinev Gerry Robinette. Noncy While. Jonice Mirichmon, Of. Nona Cannon. Sylvio Oldhom, Colhy Schoupp. Jeanette DwBoio, Mu louite Athby. Dorothy Hon Elnabeth Colion. Betty Brovgher. IAN GAGE V K Ot i|NGL{A LANGUAGE One of (he many problems blocking mutual understanding among notions is the language barrier. People often do not reolizc the problems arising from translotions until they study o foreign language. Then they begin to comprehend the difficulties of translating ideas expressed in another language The problem of semantics is a great one even with a single spoken tongue, but when the number is multiplied by hundreds, it becomes voluminous. One of the purposes of the language Department under the leadership of Julian Enguidanos, is to provide each student with a working knowledge of a foreign language, giving him the key with which to unlock innumerable problems created by faulty translations. JULIAN fNGUIDANOS Deportment Head STHEl GREGORY Bienvenidot woi |wit on of tho mony eventi tpontorcd by the lonquogo deportment thii yco . Seen o' the heod fobte with Mr Engvidonoi. heod of the department ore noted penonolitiei in the longuage field. Thi� y«Or� oIIkcm (fionl ,ow) Carol M,nn«.„y, 5«tr«fary Totiovle Vomokidou, President, (lop row) Ed O.Hinghom. V«e President, Joe le.dtky, Historian, E'leen Brodie. Trcotwror. INTERCULTURAL CLUB Imagine yourself a stranger in a faraway land, surrounded by unfamiliar sights, sounds and customs. Perhaps you are alone and your nearest friend is 5,000 miles away. You do not know the language of this new place and you hove no idea where and how to begin adjusting yourself to o totally different way of life. Hundreds of young people hove come to Pepperdine during recent years faced with this very problem. The Intercultural Club, by providing orientation activities and opportunities for making new friends, has bridged the gop for these students from the four corners of the globe MATH-PHYSICS To provide c better understanding of these related fields for students not majoring in a science and to provide o working knowledge for science majors, classes in mathematics, physics, and astronomy ore offered. Dr. Frances Campbell Amcmiya and the other faculty members, supplemented by visiting lecturers, hove provided an adequate staff for anyone studying for either a teaching credential or professional technical training Today, with the great emphasis placed on the Dowers of otomic energy and nuclear fission, it seems appropriate that this be one of our most important departments dp. earl rex On 79th street in southwest Loi Anqelcs o building cotries the oddress ot IWti the address ol George Pepperdin College. This photo ol the main entrance to the campus s one 0 mony breothlokinq views. DR FRANCES CAMPBELL AMEMIYA Deportment Hcod 133 SENIORS WIUIAM WIlllFORO Puzzled without unde'ttondmq o� o f ethmonj enlightened ond edocoted ot o groduote. So it it with the ttudentt it then progrett in Ihei' educolion ol life JEANNETTE MORTON 134 First row: Dr. Pout Highby. Juonito Culp. Of Woltcr Mognyson. Mi'.-. Grclchen Sibley; second row Oowey Anders© , Tom Vorge. A .{hccl Boko. John Holmot. Of. Froncis Amemiyo Ihifd row Riche-d Elwoin, Don Altig, Williom Williford. George Popperdinc SIGMA ALPHA Co-sponsoring, with the Americon Scientific Affiliotion, a symposium on the Earth's Artificial Satellite was one of many activities held by Sigma Alpha this year. An Honorary Science Society for moth science majors, this group awards a scholarship each year to the outstanding student in its membership. It endeavors to recognize and stress the excellence of scholarship in science students and to cultivate and strengthen the interest of non-science majors in recent scientific progress. Richard Mctlwotn, Vice• President; Juonrlo Culp, Secretory-Treasurer George Peppcr-dine. President. 135 BIOLOGY Providing for non-science majors an introduction to scientific biological procedures, and satisfying the requirements of biology majors are two main objectives met by the department. Led by Dr. Paul Highby, a graduate of Luther College ond the University of Minnesota, the faculty prepares its students for entrance to all the professional schools demanding a biological background. Those people planning to teach the natural sciences receive knowledge which will enable them to instill an appreciation for this subject in their future pupils. The faculty also provides a graduate program for students desiring to further their education in the biology field DR, PAUl HIGHBY Deportment Hnod GRETCHEN SIBIEY MARGARET A McGEE ACTIVITIES Ditcuiiing a portkulor phot o � ludy. Pari of an education is taking advantage of all opportunities within the community for supplementing classroom information. The Biology classes, through field trips, add much to their everydoy learning. Each semester trips arc made to all the spots of scientific interest throughout Southern California. One of the first places visited is the Oceanarium on the point in Polos Verdes. There various forms of sea life are observed and studied. Another visit made eoch semester is to the los Angeles County Museum. Especially emphasizing prehistoric skeletons and animal life in general, the Biology instructors make each class spent in the Museum highly interesting. CHEMISTRY Todoy (he field of chemistry holds even more opportunities thon ever before. There ore discoveries to be made concerning every phase of life from homemoking to travel and business. Chemistry majors are among the leaders who will experiment, giving us articles which in a short time will be considered necessities. The Chemistry faculty, with Or. Walter E. Mognuson as head, has endeavored each year to give all the pre-professional training possible to each of its students. The faculty also emphasizes the knowledge it can impart to the non-science majors, making them aware of the processes by which chemical discoveries are mode. 0 . WAltE E. MAGNUSON Departi «nl H«iod SENIORS HANK iUllAtO GUNN HIMES KENNETH BICE SHAIOM JANfAZA CHEMISTRY CLUB Club officers: George Yoger, Vice President; Conrod Valdez. Treosuror. Arli Morrit, President. Dr Waller Mognuson, Sponsor; Juanita Culp. Secretory. The Chemistry Club was organized lo bring together students interested in chemistry and to associate them with the leading men in their field. Present or previous enrollment in a chemistry class and a sincere interest in the advancement of science are the requirements for membership Field trips to lever Brothers Soap Factory and the Goodycor Rubber Company were two of their activities, in addition to o Christmas party and a Spring Banquet. F r� t row Juanita Culp, Monlyn Plummer, Darnell Deal. Corol Codling, second row Hernont Ge orgian. Andy Monukion, Arlic Morns. Ray Akhlaghi, Vicki McGiboney. third row: Or Walter Mognvson, Romo no C'oig. Frank Bullard. Samuel Oh. Jim Thyden. Mason Ghodosi. MossOud Rofeh; fourth row Hossein Shokovh, Conrad Voider Alvin Minium, George Yoqer, Richard Holmes. Michoel Boko. Dick Mctlwoin PHYSICAL EDUCATION Realizing the importance of physical as well as mental health, the Physical Education Department, with Robert Montgomery os head, has for one of its objectives instruction in various recreational activities for all students. For Physical Education and Recreation majors, there is vocational training with several fields of emphasis, each offering o teaching credential, if desired. All varsity athletics arc under the supervision of these foculty members, with men's ond women’s intramural events planned throughout the year, giving eoch student on opportunity to porticipotc in such events as basketball, softball, bowling, tennis, badminton, croquet, table tennis or archery. (Not pictured is Athletic Director Duck Dowell.) ROBERT MONTGOMERY. Deportment Meod SENIORS RUTH ANDERSON Al CAtC£ Al FEOtA WAITER BARNES JOAN CAUWEY STACIE GREEN PMIllIP JONES SMIRlEY CHEW MOSES ClAY JOAN SEIF MARVIN SAMPSON OHicon Ruth Andanon, Slim torrcll (ipontor), Bill Scon, ond Pieildtni Dick Sotitrlae. P. E. MAJORS Under the leadership of Dick Soltcrlee, this year’s president, the P E Majors club members started the year off with their annual play night for new and old students. They followed through with a beach party for their own group and helped with a sports show as part of the fund drive for the swimming pool. Attending conventions at U.C.l.A. and Long Beach were about twenty members. They decided on new ways of teaching minor sports like tennis, bowling, and fencing and discussed the future and their roles as teochers. Spud Joh n%or� . Jerry f r m 3 • ft %0 rt ; b J k rO «r ; i • • n ’O ° - nd Ok� Sot � erl««. pre� ide« . Nightingol . Oo« Wh ilney. Fred Osmond. Bob Wrighl. Bill Floyd. So« Henderson. LETTERMAN S CLUB . v v V N - . - K' as x X w. . v = RELIGION Man without religious training is man lacking completeness. Believing this, the members of the Religion Department present a four-fold program for the educotion of religion majors ond also for the benefit of those students who, while majoring in other fields, desire to further their religious knowledge. Mr. Joseph White and the faculty present a basic knowledge of the Bible, relating Christian principles to life situations. JOSEPH w WHITE Ocport nenl Head KVSr.V HIMES LEWIS PICOZZI RONALO PfHER SENIORS JESSE BROWN JAMES CHRISTENSEN HOMER HEATH LEROY WORSHAM NEIL REHKOP Tifil iow Corolyn Stohle. Moiilyn Stohle, OiAlto Bonn, Arlene Barnhart, Joanne Mumon, Mr While, Mr Nagoi, ie ond row Jene Brown, Oicor Milei, Joan Mclvor. Arlene Knemellor. Rhyllit Harper; Ihird row. Wayne Allen, Don Taylor. Rob Johnton. Cront Clark, louii Triiby. Bud lovelody; fourth row: Dick Marlin. Von e Corrulh Neil Rehkop. TIMOTHY CLUB « With the purpose of acquainting interested students with religious leaders in the los Angelos area, members of the Timothy Club met to hear speakers from many religious groups. Working with a majority of non-religion majors, they discussed the opportunities available to members of the church. For recreation, last fall they held a banquet at Knott’s 8crry Farm and olso made plans for a spring banquet 153 Club otficdti Mr. While, ipomor; Bob Johmon Ircoiurer; Phyllis Harper. ie retory Neil Rehkop protidenl; town frnby kc preiidenl SOCIAL SCIENCES The study of human beings in their social interactions is the particular domain of the Social Science Deportment. With Dr. Woodrow C. Whitten, a graduate of Harding and George Peabody Colleges and the University of Californio at Berkeley, as leader, the faculty members offer a variety of classes in History, Political Science, Sociology, Geography ond Philosophy. Realizing the importance of eoch of these topics, most students take several of the courses offered, for the Social Science work is correlated with that of the Biology and Psychology fields, giving a picture of man os an individual, reacting in his environment to the rigors of life. OR WOODROW WHITTEN 0«pa'lm«nl Mrod SENIORS ED GIUINGHAM 156 r KIB CHANG Thi� yeo'. for tho firtl lime, Pcpperdine formed o Polilicol Senolc which pore Ihe tludenlt of our college and ofhen a doicr look oi the rcol thing. Seen ore i«� officer! Ed Web-kino. Preudenl. Ernetlinc Kountt ond Richord Bochut SOCIOLOGY CLUB First row: Ethel Hoiili, Ethel Kinqston. Sydne Kogan. Aurca Buloson, E nnstmc Koonlt. Evelyn Horris; setond row Mmk Toylor. Nolhoniel 8rown, lylc Fleming, Jim Ftonaqan, Mr Woodrow Stoll. P To stimulate an interest in sociology, each monlh Sociology Club members met lo hear outstanding speakers in ihe'r particular field. Among those who spoke this year were Mr. Casmir and Dr Ashby from our campus, an Iranian Ambassador, ond a Juvenile Court Referee for the County of Los Angeles. Not limited in membership to sociology majors alone, the club comprised a group of students from various fields who shared a common interest. Ollicers: Ernestine Koonlt. Treasurer, Evelyn Harris President; Aurco Buloson, Setrelory; George .MnncSer, V:co President. 158 Under the leadership of Al Myerson and Fred Osmond, first and second semester presidents, the members of this National Honorary Social Science Society had a successful year, closing their activities with a Dinner-Initiation at Dr. Ashby's home. Judged for membership by scholastic averages, they were from the fields of Economics, History, Sociology, and Political Science, although not necessarily majors in these groupings. Fir� � ro� : Deon E V, Pullios, Fred Osmond. Rolph Ooy, Borry Mont-uomeryi second row. Dr. Woodrow Whitten, Shielo Rice, Ed Gillin -hom, Ernestine Koontz; third row Mr. Woodrow Scott, Or David Provost, Or 1 0 Ashby. Ed Webking, Mr. Eiji Amemiyo. Airreo Svtosan. Evelyn Harris. PI GAMMA MU 159 Meeting Governor Goodwin J. Knight were lois Stonset, Jo Wotson, ond Ed Webkinq. THE FEAR OFLO INSTRUCTION vl BEFORE HONflS ( n FLORD IS THE si WISDOM; AND NflS HUMILITY. ALPHA GAMMA The work of Alpha Gamma, Pcpperdine's honorary women's service organization, began in August when prospective women freshmen and new students were treated to a luncheon and fashion show at Robinson's Department Store as part of the Big and Little Sister Program. In September, as part of freshmen week, Big and Little Sister parties were held to get everyone intro duced. An Italian Dinner in the Dining Hall was the highlight in November and the annual Melting Pot Banquet was attended by all students. February brought the new semester and a Valentine's dinner for all engaged couples, followed by the Top o' the Morning breakfost in March. For the first time at Pepperdine Alpha Gamma sponsored the ''Maid of Cotton contest. As in past years, the girls in black and white performed ushering duties ot plays, operas and other auditorium events. Officer -. Corol Ortner. hoploin; Phyllit Harper. territory,- Jolly Johnion, ireaturcr, Tououlo VatnaVidOv, v cc-prcifdentj Diano Gulheil. reporter; Shirley Eofough pretident Froo to rear: Shirley Eolough, Co«ol Ortner. Diana Gulheil, Marilyn Monn, Judy Dawton DeHart, Belly lou Oenni on. Anito Dceter, Mor|y� Egenet. Carol Norton Wetl. Gloria Howiton, Bulh Miyano Joanne Wotion, Mm Mory Philip (tpontorl. Jon Sondquitl. Suion Mathew . Margoret Wollor, Joy Fugate. 164 KNIGHTS Front to root: Ken Rue. DI V Hordeon, Roy Wonho®. Roy Mon-holder, Oon Potlerton, Ron Comcron. Jo k $ hlottei. Sion Cloud. Corl tusk. Jim Brinton, Ditk MoMin, Ri ho«d Bo hus fd Webking. Neil Rehkop Pepperdine's Knights, honorory men' service orgonizo-lion, ore leaders from various academic, professional, and social fields, having been selected for their dedication to the school and its ideals. When a banquet is to be served, tours to be conducted or ushoring for an important school function needed, the Knights are on hand to render help. Their chief project for a number of years has been the servicing of the Coke machines on campus, with all profits devoted to the general student funds. The debt on the machines was paid off this year, so it looks like better days ahead. Other activities include the Knight-Alpha Gamma Dinner and the Faculty-All Star Basketball Game. King Knight. K n Ri e. i� seen with Don Patterson Roy Worshom. Wixie Robinson and Oi k Moflin. 165 A HO’S WHO fifll iow. Jock ScHotfer. � «ond row. Ruth Anderson, Donold Potlcrsonj third row, Amto Peeler, tolly low Dennison, Kenneth R.cei towrth row, Joonne Wotson Phyllit Horper, Totsowlo Vomokidow. Joy fugote Williom Powl; Mth row, Shirley iolough, lowrence Schiller, Ronald Comeron. Howord Miller, Ri hord Mortin Not ihowo, Mo'lm Keillor The idea of creoting one nationol basil of recognition for college students was conceived about twenty-three yeors ago, and after two years of research Who’s Who Among Students in Amar-icon Universities and Colleges came into print for the year 1934-35. Recognition by Who's Who means that the student is first officially recommended by the university or college he attends and then accepted by the governing body of Who's Who. This year from Pepperdine went the names of sixteen students and all were accepted. The activities of our nominees include student government, debating, creative and practical journalism, photography, dramatics, music, and athletics. 166 POLLAGRAMMATIC finl row Morilyn Pepperdin . « ond ro«: 8plty low Dennuon, lono Gmtb«rg, Joceph While (iponsor), third row Judy DcHort, Yo Solo. Claire Ohlingcr. Shirley Raymond, louflh row: Morion SuKh, Calvin Pulliot. Richard Bochut, Oiono Gulheil, Neil Rehkop Pollagrammatic Society was established to give formal recognition to those students who have done outstanding academic work in college. The object of the society, os stoted in the preamble of its constitution, is to “stimulate and acknowledge academic achievement; to promote conditions in the college calculated to arouse, encourage, and advance true scholarship; to foster leadership and character building; to encourage students to pursue graduate work after the attainment of o baccalaureate degree; and to inspire a love and appreciation of learning. Membership in this group is one of the highest honors paid a student of Pepperdinc. 167 - t THERE IS NOTFNC WEAR OF WINNING, AND THE LOVE . •I , ThNG WORTH THE JIND, BUT LAUGHTER Of OF FRIENDS i Bill IEWIS Shlp«C k CoplOiO GU IOMEII Firit Moll OAlE KIlllON Keeper ol Iho lop DEAN KIlllON Keeper ol the Cheil PERRY IIE6ER Keeper of the Big Slid DON loMONT Keeper of Ihe Club't MiUory BEACHCOMBERS Emphasizing teamwork and participation in intro-murals, Combers have taken the Men's Intramural Trophy for the past seven years. Highlighting this year's softball season, they were the second team in four years to beat the Betas. Their annual las Vegas party is one of the most entertaining given by any campus group. HENRY AIFARO Bill BARTItl IEE BRAOIEY MIKE CAMPAGNA BOB CRAIG STU FINE JOHN FRANSEN SPUD JOHNSON DON KIRSHNER DICK MINOOUE BARRY MONTGOMERY JOHN OlAFSON JOHN RETIBERG DAVE ROBERTS COURT SKINNER SID VANDERWEIOE SHEIDON WEISH ERNIE WINOIE BOB WRIGHT 170 SVtVIA YOUNG Spomor BETTY I OINNISON President ANN FLOURNOY Vue President GLORIA HOUSTON Secretory JUDY RICHTMYER Titoivm DIANNE MOON Sergeont-ot-Arms RUTH ANDERSON With the Student Body Secretory, Senior Representative, Sophomore Secretary, Alpha Gamma president, this and next year's Phi 8cto presidents, a song leader, and two Homecoming princesses, Kappo actively participated in all phases of Pep-perdine life. KAPPA KAPPA l SANDY BlOMOUfST CAROL 6ROAODUS PATSY BURKE JUDY O.HART JO DENNIS SHIRLEY EATOUGH MARIYS EGENES JEANNE ERAZIER GAYLE GANSER JAN HERRIMAN DIDDY KAERGCR PEGGY KEENAN PAT LANE CHARIENE LEAVITT JEAN LEE VICKI M GIBONEY JOAN MtIVOR CAROLYN McKEE JOANNE MUNSON ELEANOR MYERS NClA NEWTON CAROL ORTNER PAT PHILLIPS SALLY SHAEER GWEN SMITH DONNA STEVENS PAULA SWANCOAT DORIS TEEPLE JOANNE WATSON CAROL WEST 171 BETA TAU DELTA 8cta hcvc among their members fhc captains of ond players on all the varsity teoms, next year's Promenade and Graphic editors, a great jazz combo, and two seniors, Jim Brinton and Ron Cameron, voted as the Most Typical Senior Man and the Most likely to Succeed. They have won intramural softball for the lost five years Not pictured is Bob Young, sponsor. Rat mils fOV DERRICK Bill flOTO Sill GEORGE JIM GIBSON CHUCK HIGHTOWER OICK HUSTON RHIl JONES JIM JUDD JOHN KASSER Bill IANGTON JIM IOCKNER SOB RRaTHER CHUCK REEVES DON ROBERTS DICK SATTERIEE 808 SCHMEIDER jerry Smith 172 DR FRANCE $ AMEMIYA Sponto' MYRNA GETTINGER Pretidenl MARJORIE SIMMONS Vi «-Pr«iident MARIAN DUARTE Co «iponding S«'y. MAUREEN 8RIU Recording $e y SHIRIEY RAUCH Tceoivrec lost foil Dellas began fheir activities with a fashion show in the dining hall for all women students. Using the theme of Toylond, they won second place in this year's Spring Sing. If, once a semester, you think you see Indians lurking on campus .relax; it is the Delta pledges. DELTA CHI OMEGA WAllV NEWBERRY lENNIt PAMRIIN PWll PENNINGTON GENE PICKARD Bill PIASTER TED PORTER $tu smith RAY TRESSIER DON WHITNEY BRYAN WIIHITE RON WOODS JOHN YOXIMER JULIAN ENGUIDANOS Sponior PMIl CLAUSEN President MAT! PHILLIPS V««. President LARRY IEHR FRANK DAIESSANDRO Secretory Sergeont-ot-Arms CARl LINOOU Chaplain PHI BETA CHI Sports-minded, the Bachelors held o fund raising drive for support of the Pepperdinc Rugby team, on which several of their members participate. Next year's football captain is Pete Martinez, who will be aided by more than twelve of his fraternity brothers. One of their outstanding members is little All American Wixie Robinson. I At banner max COt Em an JACK CRUM tom Davis ROGER OiMAGGlO WIN FERGUSON MAI GIBSON STACIE GREEN JOHN HARDY MOMER MCATM JOE KIRKPATRICK JOE IOCERO PETE MARTINEZ Bill PHIlllPS JIM OUIBIDEAUX JIM REYNOLDS lES ROBERTS WIXIE ROBINSON LAWRENCE SCHILLER JESSE SMITH DON SWAFFORD HARLAN SWAIN WARREN VANOERSCHUIT BOB WILLIAMS 174 I k I I I - I 7 ' El W ANDA WHITTEN Spomor JOY EUGATE Prviidcnt CAROL HENNESSEY Vkc-Prctidanl CAROl BOSWELL R� co'ding S«c'«'o y NANCY I ARSEN Cooetpondlng S« y. MARILYN RAITE Tr«o� wf«« Ice-skating, snow parlies, and red rose Theme banquets comprised some of This year's Theta activities, with May 11th finding them at Riverside's Mission Inn for their annual spring banquet. President Joy Fugate served as Mu Phi Epsilon prexy while doubling as Senior Closs Treasurer THETA SIGMA CHI EllEEN BRODIE CAROL CODLING DOROTHY HAMM EVELYN HARRIS MARY DRENNON HAYWARD 1 BETTY REYNOLDS ANN RUSH DAWN SAMPSON 175 SHIRLEY BENGE JEAN J A Cap manning Spontor ROY WORSHAM Pf � id««l OAVIO DOTY Vk«-P' � id«nl HD OEMING Tr o� v� � DON TAYIOR Choploio CARl BIOICE With several active drama and speech majors, Tri Phi’s sell tickets to all the campus drama productions. At Christmas they erected a scene which added much to the holiday spirit. They achieved the highest men’s grade average for the fall semester, aided by Neil Rehkop, who had the highest men’s grade overage in the Senior Class. MARIY CRAVEN 8RUCE fORTINE IEWIS ERISBY HERMAN WHITE ElOON GOTTSCHAIK NORMAN HAll DICK HARDMAN CHUCK HEAD AUDEll JACKSON BOB JOHNSON CHARIIE JOHNSON DOUG KINDRED IAIMONIS KRUMINS BUD IOVEIADY DICK MARTIN RAY MOSSHOIDER NEIl REHKOP BOB RUGG Will WARD HAROID WEEKS 176 EARl REX Spomor DUANE PARKER Preiident GORDON HERTEt Secretory ARNIE ESTACION Treoturer The Praters held their annual Easter Egg Hunt this ycor for a Volunteers of America orphanage. One of their former members, Jim Flowers, was responsible for the origination of Willie the Wave seen at our football games. They held their fall and spring banquets at the long Beach Hawaiian and Eden Hot Springs. MJKE ARNOLD At WEIZER RAY D.PETERS LEON ERICKSON PAUL FLANAGAN FENION HOOVER GEORGE HOWElt GIL PUYAT LARRY NEESE Hijtorion SIGMA ALPHA 6111 SCHAFER 177 ROBERT BOX Sponsor DON PATTERSON Skipper KEN MEUUER Eifst Mote Bill WIUIFORD Choptoin HARRY SCHMAU GIEN RAVENSCROfT Quortermostcf Moster-ot-Arms SIGMA TAU SIGMA Recognizable by powder blue jackets. Sub T's actively served this year in student government. Their Skipper was voted the Most Outstanding Senior Mon and Ken Rice the man who had contributed most to the Senior Clcss. They took their second Easter Trip to Mexico; last year it was on bicycles, this year in jeeps. OICK CANTREU JOHN CREAMER DON OIEGIEMAN JIM ECKMANN JERRY POSTER ERNIE GORDON JIM GORDON BOB HAMMETT GIEN HIMES DON KOONTZ CHUCK LcBEAU TERRY LIPPOLO CARl LUSK ARNIE MATES JIM MAYUMI DICK Mill RON MILLER Al MINTURN JAY MOORE BILL PAUL KEN RICE JERRY RUHLOW WAYNE SCOTT KING SMITH RICH SWANCOAT RON SWANCOAT KEN SWINFORD JO VANDERHOOF ED WE8KING TERRY WEHR LARRY WHITE 17 9 CLARA MARBLE SpOmOr MAtYLYM MA N Chief CEHY REfVE Swb Chief LORETTA Hill Keeper pf the lop IORA IEE IOWE Keeper of the l 9 JANINE MARK Keeper Of Ihe Cheil ZETA KAPPA Active in campus offoirs, Zctos hcvc cmong their members two Homecoming prince'ses, Orchid Day Queen, three song leaders, the Graphic editor ond next year's Alpha Gamma president. The highlight of their year was the winning of Spring Sing BONNIE WILHITE DONNA WITHERS IINDA ARY Carolyn bahme Carol brave SKEETER DEETER IVNOA FAGETTE ANITA FAHEY JOAN GAUWEY CAROL HAMILTON LORRAINE HILL LEUA HOFFMAN ANN KERRLER DORIS LONGmEAD SHERRY MADDEN OEl MARKlEY HIIOA MARTIN KAIHY MILLER BETH PARKS SHEILA RICE EVELYN RICHARDSON SUSIE SAUNDERS NOEL STONE JACKIE TODD GLENDA TURNER DONA VOGLER SHARON WARO 180 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF PEPPERDINE COLLEGE RELIVE YOUR COLLEGE DAYS WITH SPEED GRAPHICS THE BACKBONE OF ALL COLLEGE ANNUALS COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHERS know it's not enough to be ot the right place at the right time. They know they've got to have the right camera—a Pacemaker Speed GRAPHIC. Equipped to handle ANY assignment from group and humor shots like these prize pictures made by Pepperdine's Lawrence Schiller to fine pictorials, portraits, and sports shots, this camera can be depended upon to bring home the bacon. 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Cal.L ALLEN. EDNA WAUNEVE. 511 Penn Sr El Segundo. Cal.l ALLISON. PAULA L . 422 W. 112nd St.. Ila.ik...... Cal.l. ALSOBROOKS. BILLY G.. 612 E 99th St.. Lo. Angrier 2. Cal.l ALTAEULLA. EDUARDO. 1121 W. 7Vih St.. Bo, 211. Lo. Anar In. Cal ALTIG. DICK V.. V44V Gallatin Stkool Hoax Rd . Downey. Cal.l. AI.TIG. DONALD W. V44V Gallat.n School Hoax Rd . Downey. Cal.l. ANDERSON. DELORES D- 752 W. 9th St.. San Brrnard.no. Cal.l. ANDERSON. DEWEY. 1161 lave Oah St.. Huntington Park. Calil. ANDERSON. RUTH. Campu. Bo, 254. 1121 W 7 ib St.. Lo, Angele. ANDREW. BOB. Campy. Bo. 51. 1121 W 7Vth St.. Loa Angrlr. 44 ANDREWS. JEAN T.. 2406 W I7!.t St.. Torranrr. Cal.l. ANDREWS. W B- 9525 V.rg.nm Avr.. South Gate. Calil. ARANT. DAVID. 1027 E 64th St.. Inglewood. Cal.l ARDREN. BRUCE CHARLES. 4150 W. 7,5tW St., tax Angele, 41, Cal.l ARKES. JAMES D . 6 20 Chomut. Sooth Gale. Cal.l. ARLOTTO. MARIE H. 4960 Dob]in Ave.. taw Angele. 5. Cal.l ARNOLD. CONSUELO B . 4259 Country dub Dr.. law Angrlr. IV, ARNOLD. CLYDE 174 E. Hartwra. Spokane 4. Wad. ARNOLD. GENE M.. 1614 E. lOlrd PL. la., Angrlr, 2. Cal.l. ARSI'.NIAN. KEN M- 5644 Sunlight PL. Lo. Angel.. 16. Cal.l. ARSENI AN. PAULINE. 5654 Su.l.gh. PL. Lo Angele 16. Cal.l. ARY. I.INDA JOAN. 1121 W 79th St- Lo, Angele. 44. Cal.l ASHMAN. DOLORES IRENE. V502 S. Du....r, La Angelo 46. Cal.l ASHLEY. CHARLES EDWARD, 1100 M.t PI , Lo. Angrlr.. Cal.l ASHURST. ELBERT. Camp . 1121 W 79th Sr la.. Angele. 44. Cal.l. ASIIURST. JAMES I... Campu., 1121 W. 79th St . Lo, Angele. 44 Cal.l ASTON. DONALD. 116 E. Ha.el St.. Inglewood. Cal.l. ATHON, MARGARET. 5904 Dan.a.k Ave.. law Angele. 56. Calil ATKINSON. IANET R- M4 W. 79th St.. Cawmi. Cal.l AUBORN. LEO HOWARD. 1412 W. Mth St Lo. Angele. 47. Cal.l. AUSTIN. EARL NEWTON. 4514 Archre.t lit . Lo. Angele, 41. Cal.l AllHORN. LEO. 1412 W. SOth. L « Angele, 47. Calil BAHAMAS. MARY ANN. 4140 Stewart Aw.. I.o, Angele. 66. Cal.l. BACCUS. CARL C . 552) Waldron Ave . Dalla. 14. Te.a. HACIIUS, RICHARD ALAN. 1126 W ?8lh St.. Ja . Angele. 44. Cal.l BAHME. CAROLYN E-. SMI Ol.n Si.. Lo. Angele. 14. Calil. BAIK. YOUNG JAI. 1421 S Catall-a St., la.. Angele, 7. Cal.l BAILEY. EDWIN H- 4919 W 99th St. tnglrw.wd I. Calil. HAILEY. IAMBS I... Camp,. Bo, 456. 1121 W. 79ih St.. Lo. Angel.. 44 HAIJ'S. MARGARB'1. 1941 Wan W.eV St.. Ia.� Angele, 47. Cal.l. BAKER. ROLAND CHARLES. 747 E. 76th St., la.. Angele- I. Cal.l BAKI R WM. ARNOLD. 747 1 764b St Lo. Angele. I. Cal.l BAKO. MICHAEL. 271) Htoadway. Walnut Park. Cal.l BANKEN. ROBERT E.. 9412 LaSalle Ave.. Lo. Angele, 47. Cal.l. BANNER. ALFRED S . 1156 W. 15th PI . L... Angele, 62. Cal.l BANTON. MARLENE I'., Camp... Bo, 271. 1121 W 79th St.. I . A. 44 BARDON. DORIS. 215 E I51rd, Hawthorne. Cal.l. BARKER BEVERLY A. Camp.,. Bo, 144 1121 W 79th St.. I. A. 44 BARNES. WALTER E- 1705'. 55th St., lav. Angele, 47. Cal.l. BARNETT. JEWEL G., 1621 E. 52nd PI.. Lo. Angele, I. Cal.l. BARNHART. (Betty) ARLENE. 1121 W. 79th St.. I.o, Angele. 44. Cal. BARNHILL. BARBARA A 7401 S. Hobart Blvd.. la.. Angele, 47. Cal.l. IIARRE. LOUISE C.. 4147 «th Aw- I.o. Angele. 41. Calil. BARRON. RICHARD E.. 1 457 W 79 h St- Apt. I. Lo, Angele, 44. Cal. KARTELL. WILLIAM R- 1606 W. 120 St- la.. Angele. 47. Cal.l. HEAIRD. BARBARA. 111? Dun.n.-Ur. o. Angele. 19. Cal.l. BEAIRD. BONNIE J- 10709 S We.teen Ave.. Lo, Angelr, 47. Cal.l. BECK. JAMES II.. 10447 Pangborn Ave- Dowwcy. Calil. BEEBE. BARBARA ANN. 204 W. 64th PI Inglewood 4. Cal.l BELCHER. BILL R- 4256 Leimtit. Lo, Angrlr. 5. Cal.l HELL FLOY. 1121 W. 79th St- lav. Angrlr. 44. Calil. BELL. WILLIAM. Ret. 2. 8o� 444. Oklahoma Ctty. Okla BELLES. RAY V . 1717 W 70th St- o. Angele 47. Cal.l. BENNETT. CARMEN MRS - 2001 W 54th Si . o. Angele, 47. Cal.l. BENTON. BARBARA LEE. 6101 Kem.ton Aw- Lo. Angele, 44. Cal.l. BERRY. SYLVIA E„ Camp., Bo. 510. 1121 W. 79th St- Lo Angele. 44 BEST. HARRYOT W . 1242 Vetd.n Ave.. U� Angele. 41 .Cal.l. BETTS. VIOLA. 2917 W. 46th St- lav. Angele.. Cal.l. HILLS, JANICE 1... 4924 Woorter, law Angele. 56. Cal.l. BIRD. WAYNE D- 14214 Cranbtook Ave- Lawndale, Cal.l. HISIIARA, GEORGE R- Mil Ulh Ave- la.. Angele. 41. Cal.l. BLEWETT. WILLIAM F- 4417 C.relev.ew Bird- Lo, Angele, 44. Cal.l. BLIVHN. BONDE A- 209 W. I04� h St- la., Angel,. 61. Calil. HI.OICE. CARL. 1546 Leighton Ave - la.. Angele. 62. Cal.l. BROMQIIIST SANDRA SUE. 1451 W 79.K St.. Lo, Angele, 47. Calil. BOUNCER. JANET HAY. 6021 Overhill. la.. Angele. 41. Cal.l BONI ER I MICHAEL. 4206 Don L... D. Lo. Angele. 5. Cal.l. BONN. DP. ALTA RAE. 11 N Kalorama. Ventura. Calil. BORG. DONNA GAIL. 5 6 Hrathrrdalr Dr- Lo. Angele. 4). Cal.l HORING. CLAUDE T- 1542 254th St- Loa lta. Cal.l BOSWF.I.L CAROL I- Campu. Boa 151. 1121 W 79lh St- Lo. Angele HOUCIIER. DONALD I- 1415 W lOlrd St- lav. Angele. 47. Cal.l. BOWDAN. EVANGELIN SUE. 1)11 W )4th Pi , Lo. Angele. 7. Cal.l. BOWERS. CALVIN IL. 514 W 45th St- Lo. Angele. 17. Calil. BOWMAN. ALBERT M . 14146 Emtl.ta St- Vaa Nay.. Cal.l BRADLEY. EDITH C- 1471 Homeland Dr- lo. Angele, 5. Calil. BRADLEY. |OF. C- 7556'.. S. Normandie Ave- Lo. Angele. 44. Cal.l. BRADLEY. JOE. P.O. Bo, 100. Pomona. Cal.l. BRADLEY. IVAN (LEE). 14720 Ca.llegale. Compton. Cal.l-BRASHER. JOE OSCAR. 514 W. 45lh Si- lav, Angele. 17. Cal.l. BRAVE. CAROL |OYCE. 10129 Rnthrlen. la.. Angrlr. 47. Cal.l. HRAY. SANDRA JEAN 447 W. Santa Barbara. Lo. ngelo 17. Cal.l BREECH. KITTY I- 101 W. 6th St- Corona. Cal.l BRIGANTE. EDITH GRANT. 14215 Ce...e Aw- Gardena. Cal.l. BRIGGS. WANDA H . 6952 W 55th St- la.. Ang,l«. 45. Cal.l. BRILL. MAUREEN B- Camp,. Bo. 459. 1121 w. 74th St- Lo. Angele BRINTON. JAMES A . 57)9 Col.wum St.. lav. Angele. 16. Cal.l. HROADDUS. CAROL IRAN. 4721 5.h Ave- Inglrwnral 4. Cal.l. BRODIE. EILEEN CAVELL. Ill E. 69th St- to. Angele 1. Cal.l. BRODIE. ROBERT EMERSON. Ill E. 69th St- o, Angele, 1. Cal.l BROMLEY. R08URT E- 4049 Gelber Pi- I.o. Angele. 5. Calil. BROOKS. GRACE MARTIN. 1)712 M.gool,, Ave . Coron . Cal.l. BROOKS. MONA. 104 N Ave . Lo. Angele, 42. Cal.l. RROUGHKR. ELIZABETH A . 121 l««. PL. Glendale 2. Cal.l. BR51WN. CHARLES R . 4514 W. |eller o« Blvd- lam Angele, 16. Cal.l BROWN. LEON. 247 N Bona.e Brae. Lo, Angele,. Cal.l. BROWN. FRED JR- 1121 W. 74th St- lav, Angelt, 44. Cal.l. BROWN. IAMES M . 10107 Of., St- Sooth Gate. Cal.l BROWN |ESSE. 1902' , Orange Ave- long Beach. Cal.l. BROWN. NATHANIEL L- HOC E. 45th PI- Lo. Angele, 11. Cal.l. BROWN. ROY I... 12114 McKinley Aw- lav. Angele. 59. Cal.l BRYANT. THELMA Y- 2410 Filth Ave- lo. Angele, 16. Cal.l BRYANT. THEO R . Campu. Bo, 61. 1121 W 79th St- lav. Angele. BUCY MARJORIE R Campy. Bo. 42. 1121 W 74,h St- la.. Angele. BULLARD. PRANK WILLIAM 2121 177 St- Torrance. Cal.l. BULOSAN. AURKA S- 1201 Le.ghton Ave. o. Angele. 47. Cal.l. 8UNCOM. ELNORA M . MRS- 4624 1 0th law Angele, 15. Cal.l. BURKE. PATSY A- Campu. B.v, 404. 1121 W 79th St- Lo. Angele. 4t BURNS. VIRGINIA ANN, 5911 la T.,era Blvd. Lo. Angele. 46. Cal.l. BURROUGHS. FRANKLIN TROY. 1222 I.Und Ave- Wilmington. Cal.l HURTON. NANCY. 1 444 W 74th Sr- lam Angele. 44. Cal.l. BURTON. HENRY R- 1 444 W. 79,h Si- lo. Angele 44. Cal.l CALCE. AL. 601 w. 42nd St- Lo, Aagele. 44. Cal.l. CALHOUN. NKLLK M . 4204 H.Ilude Norco. Cal.l. CAUAN. ELIZABETH. 4610', Edgemat Ave- la., Angele. 44. Cal.l. CALLAHAN. FRANCES ANN. 4400 W. II9.K PL. Inglewood. Cal.l. CaAMERON. HULDAH A- 1162 New Hamp.h.re Ave- lav. Angele. 44 CAMERON. RON. 2W. S. Aw- to. lav. Angele, 42. Cal.l. CAMPAGNA. MIKE. 449 E Warren Lane. Uolrw.vod. Cal.l. CAMPBELL. MARTHA. 1226 W. 45th St- Lo. Angele, 47. Cal.l. CANTRELL. RICHARD H . 1121 W. 79th S. Lo. Angele. 44. Cal.l CANTRELL. RICHARD RAY. P.O. Bo, 6)4. Pax. able.. Cal.l CARHRAY. SAM E- 10512 Bar.don Ave.. InglewooJ. Cal.l. CARDILLO. HARRY VAN. 706', W. 7 th St- Lo. Angele, 44. Cal.l. CARI.SON. ANN KARIN. 1569 W. I09tl. St- lav, Angele, 47. Calil. CARLSON. MARY KATHRYN. 2907 W 74th St- Lo. Angele. 44. Cal.l. CARl.SON. DAVID. 2907 W. 74th St- la.. Angele, 41. Cal.l. CARLTON. GERALDINE. 5029 E. 4ih St- Downey, Cal.l. CARLYLE. HORACE. 6516 W. 54th St- law Angele. 44. Cal.l. CaARNES, WILLIE D- 7544 S Nritmandie Avr- lav, Angele, 44. Calil. CARR. CHLOE ELLA. 1110'.. So- Ingltw-od Ave- Inglewood 2. Cal,l. CARR. WALTER EDWARD. 1651 RoVal Blvd- Glendale 7. Cal.l. CARHA. NICK. 751 Cleveland Street. Lo. Angele, 12. Cal.l. CARRUriL LEROY VANCE. 9224 K. I6 eh St- Bellflower. Cal.l. CARTER. VERA LA VERNE. 1121 W 79th St- Lo. Angele 44. Cal.l. CATHEY. DORENA. 2410 Broadway. Hunt.ngion Park. Calil. CAVADAS, PAGONA. 5010 S. Normand.r Ave- Lo. Angele, 44 Cal.l. CHADERTON. ROZANNA M 1)6', W 40.K Si- Lo. ngele. 17. Cal,) CHAN. EDWARD. 1011 N. S.a.e. Lo. Angele 41. Cal.l. CHANDLER. DOROTHEA 11012 S. Ca.im.r Ave- Gardena. Cal.l. CHANG. PAULINE. Campu. 1121 W ?9.b Sr- la.. Angele. 44. Calil. CHANG. PETER II C- 1240 W 77th St- Lo. Angele. 44. Calil. CHASE. LOIS IRENE. 10914 S. New St- Downey. Cal.l. CHEN. SIMON. 2711 Oreh.rd Ave . la., Angele. 7. Cal.l. CHEW. SHIRLEY ANN. Campu. Bo. 4. 1121 W. 79th St- la.. Angele Clio. CHARLES C. H 2667 S. Ellrndale PI- la., Angele. 7. Cal.l. CHOP- KWAN HI. Camp . Bo, 142. 1121 W. 79th St- lav. Angele. 44 C1IOUNC. HOWIE. 1121 W 79ib St- la.. Angele. 44 Cal.l. CHOY. KEE YOUNG. 2667 S Ellrndale PI- Lo. Angele. 7. Cal.l. CHRISTENSEN. JAMES M 7515'. S. Normand.e Aw- la.. Angele, 44 CHRISTIE. FLOYD HLGIH. 1184) $ Berendo. Lo, Angele. 44. Calil. CHUN. UK CHAI. 1156 W )6th PI- lav, Angele. 7. Cal.l. CHURCH. ROBERT BARNARD. 1101 Poke St - Pae.I.c Palwadr. Cal.l. CLAPSADDLK. JESSIE V. 544 W 55th St- lav. Angele. 44. Cal.l CLARK. CHERRY ANN. 117 Ca.l.mb.. Lane. So.it, Pa.adena. Cal.l. CLARK. GRANT C- Campu. Bo, 27). 1121 W ?9ih St- la.. Angele. 44 CLARK. THELMA DORIS. 1564' E. 121.1 St- lav, Angele, 49. Cal.l CLARKE. GEORGE E.. 7642 S. Narmand.c Ave- Lo. Angele. 44. Calil. CLARKE. PATRICIA A- 754) Normand.e Ave- law Angele. 44. Cal.l. CLAUSEN. P. H- 1429 w. «4th St- law Angele. 47. Cal.l. CLAY. MARGIE L. Camp... 1121 W. 79th St- Lo. Angele, 44. Calil. CLAY. MOSES I... 756: s Notmand.e Aw - law Angele, 44 Calif. CLOUD. STANLEY WILLS. 2)4 E. 146th St . Hawthorne. Cal.l. CODLING. CAROL R . 6)44 Mile Ave- ll.ni.ngton Park. Cal.l. COLE. MARGIE I... (aero. 1121 W. 79th St- law Angele, 44. Cal.l COLE. ORVILLE WM. II. 1054 W. 75th Str- law Angele. 44. Calil. COLEMAN. ELORKNCE (Sne) M- 6005 s. Otru, Ave- Lo, Angele. 41 COLEMAN JOAN IHOMASINA. 640 W lll.t St- Compton. Cal.l. COLEMAN, WILLIAM M- 6207 S. Normand.e, law Angele. 44. Cal.l COLLINS. PATRICIA H . 1702 W. 110th St- law Angele. 47. Calil. COLLINS. ROBERT L- 1409 W 106th St., la.. Angele. 47. Cal.l COLMAN. MARILYN A- 4041 Mantova Dr- law Angele. 46, Cal.l COLWELL. ROBERT (IRIAN. 240 Wa.h.ng.on, Hawthorn,. Cal.l COMBS. MARGRET. 7910 S. New Hamp,We. ... Angele. 44. Cal.l CONEJO. RAFAEL. 2749 W. San Mar.n.. lo. Angele, 6. Cal.l CONNON. VAUNE. 112)6 S. M.r.po.a, la.. Angele. 44. Cal.l CONSOLO. ROBERT D- 2412 Don Ortega, law Angele. 5. Cal.l. COTTON. DOROTHY M. .9140 Haa, Ave- law Angele, 47. Cal.l COX. BESSIE MRS- 1001) S. Van New Aw- Inglewood Cal.l COX. CLARA M- 607 N Neuor Ave- Compton 4. Cal.l. COOGAN. WM. JACK. 12)1 N. Beverly Glen, law Angele. 24 Cal.l COOK. RAYMOND. Bo, 464. Hampton Arkan... COYIE. LENA JO. 6)6 W 121 4 Si- I... Angelo. Cal.l, CRAIG. ROMONA F- � 46 Helgtaw Ave- Huntington l� ark. Cal.l. CRAIG. ROBERT L- Mil W. 54th Pi- lav, Angele. 47. Cal.l. CRAVEN, DUANE C 7646' . S. Normandie Aw- lav. Angele, 44 Cal.l CRAWFORD. BARBARA ANN. 1497 W )6th St- law ngele.. Cal.l CREAMER. JOHN A- 7566 S. Normand.e Ave- lew Angele. 44. Cal.l. CRINER. WALTER. 2710 Sun.et, Bakeolicld. Cal.l CROSBY. CECIL GEORGE- 1)122 Smnlnrd Ave la.. Angele. 49 Cal.l CROWTHER. DICK. 1401 Hope St- Hunt.ngion Park. Cal.l. CROWrilER. JACK. 78M', S. Normand.e Ave- Lo. Angelo 44. Cal.l CRUM. IACK F- Campu. 1121 W. 79th St - law Angele. 44. Cal.l CRUMLEY. GLADYS VELMA. 07A Manor Dr- Hawthorne. Cal.l CRUMLEY. HAROLD VAUGHN. 607A Manor Dr.ve. Hawthomr. Cal.l CULP. IUANITA LOUISE. 20426 S. Cataluu. Torranee. Cal.l CURUiY, CHARLES W- 426 A Palterw.n Aw- Glendale. Cal.l CURTIS. I SLIE A . 6001 Crerwhaw Bl.d Inglewood 4. Cal.l D ALESSANDRO. FRANK T . 719 W Imper.al Hvry- law Angele. 44 DANIEL. DAVID B- 62) Cibola St- Needle., Cal.l. DANIELS. PATRICIA R- 1260 F. 2nd St . Apt. 9. long Beaeb. Cal.l DAO. BETTY. 1041', 64th PI.. Lo. Angelo. Cal.l DARBY. ROGER T- 62)0 S. Van No,. Lo. Angele. 47. Cal.l DARSEY. IANET L- Campu.. 1121 W 79th St,, lav, Angelo 44 Cal.l DAVID. DIANA, 1029 S. Ken,.ton Aw. ... Angele. 19. Cal.l. DAVIS. ARTHUR II- 2)1 S Woltor. PI- lav, A.gele, 6. Cal.l. DAVIS. GLADYS MRS- 111) W 50th St- law Angelo 44 Cal.l DAVIS. JEANETTE. Campu., 1121 W 79th St- Lo, Angele. 44. Cal.l DAVIS. LOYS MRS.. 1)42 W. 116th St- Inglewood. Calil. DAVIS. MAUD1B LEE MRS- 156. E 121 .t St., law Auoelo 59. CaW DAVIS. RICHARD O- 912 W. Jled St- law Angele. 44. Cnl.l DAVIS. TOM JOE. 7865 S. Notmand.e. law Angele. 44. Calil. DAVIS. YVONNE MRS . 1121 W. 79th Sir- law Angele, 44. Cal.l DAWSON. JUDY A- Campu.. 1121 W 79th St- law Angele. 44 Cal.l DAY. RALPH H- 1145 W. 79th St- Lo. Angelo 44. Cal.l DEAL. DARNEU. D- Campu.. 1121 W 79th Si- Lew Angelo 44. Cal.l DEAN. BERRIE FRANCIS. 9101 Crro.kaw Bl.d- Inglewood 4 Cal.l DECK. CULLEN P- 1)44 W. 79th St- law Angelo 44. Calif DEL I. A NO. MANUEL. 126 K. I Mrh Si.. Hawthorne. Call f. DECKER. HOWARD G.. M21, Irwin Si. Inglewood. Old DECUIR. LEE A . Ca«po., 1121 W. 7V,h Sr.. Ln. Angele. 44. Cal.I. DEEPE. ROSEMARY, 4)7', S Owge Apt A . Inglewood. Calil. DEETER. ANITA A . Camp. . Bo, 7. 1121 W 79th Si . Gw Angele 14 DEHART. DOUGLAS. J44 W VWi Si., lx.. Angele 44. Calif. DEITRICK. DONALD. 1244 W. 77|K S. . Lo, Angele. 44. Calil. DalOIIN. BERNARDINE ANN. WJ' . Top, A� e.. lx.. Angele 2. Cald DE MAGGIO. ROGER. 1414 Park Grove Aw.. La, Angele . Calif. DEMING. THEORDORE F. . 22V S. G� lf«. La Habra. Calil. DENNIS. LARCENIA. 1717 Ponty St.. Gw Angele 41k. Calil. DENNISON. BETTY LOU. 2701 W. Mad PI.. Inglewood 4. Calil. DERRICK. HOY RANKIN, 11)1 W. 76th Sr., la. Angele 44. Calil-DrRUSHA. CAROLYN. 204) V. 7r.ik Si . Lo. Angele 47. 1,1. DE SAUSSURE. KATHARINE. Ompu.. 1121 W. 74.K Sr.. U.. Angele DICKEY. MEREDITH I... 422A W Laurel Aw.. Campion. Calil. DIEBALL. JOHN A.. 44)0 K Airport Blvd.. I.a. Angele 4$. Calil. DIEGEI.MAN. DONALD I... 1714 W 44th St.. Ix-. Angele 47. Calil DINOLEO. ANTHONY. C0 N Nowlda Rd.. Alhambra. Calil. Dl I’OZIO. JOHN DAVID, 7217 S. IGJInng, Ia . Angelo 44 Calil. DOBBINS. VIRGINIA I 1 20 Garden.. Ave.. Gang Beach I). Calil DOBY. LAURA JUNE. 712 Il7ih St.. Ia . Angelo 44. Old. DOMBER. SHARON LYNN. 7S27 S Brtghtoa. Gw Angelo 47. Calif. DOMBROW. CLEMENTINE. 440 W. Oiiw St,. Corona. Calil DONNELLY. HELEN L.. Ompu.. 1121 W 74 tb St . to, Angelo 44 DONNELLY. WILLIAM W . 74)2 S. Normandie. La. Angelo 44. Cal.l DORP. ANNE. 1744 W 104th St.. La. Angele, 47. Calil. DOTY. DAVID LEE. 442 K II..ward Sr., Peadcna. Calif. DOTY. GERALD E.. 1014 W. S4ih Sr.. Apr. 7. Lo Angele. 44. Calil DOUGLASS. DIANA LOUISE. 4711 4ih Aw., la. Angele. 4). Calil. DOW. ARTHUR I.. 6704 Pa..a.r. Huntington Park. Calu. DOWLING. ELVIRA RAQUEL. 549 S. Soto Sr . Gw Angele, I). Cal.l. DOWNEY. JOE. 727 N Lima. Burbank. Calil DOWNS. RUTH JEAN. Rt. 7. Corona. Calil. DR APER. MURIEL J.. 1220 Manhattan Aw. I'. Manhattan Beach. Calil DREIER. RALPH GERHARD. 1400 W Gtcooah.. Glendale. I. Calil DREIER. RANDOPII JOHN. 1400 W. tilenaak.. Glendale I. Calil. DRHNNAN. MARY E„ 4204 Park glen Ave,. La, Angele. 4). Calil DRENON. IRA CARL. 4 12 Uckvnml Drive, Hour!on I . Texn, DRENON. I,OVINE, 6612 Lockwood. Ilng.i.m I . Tea, DREYER LOUISE. )240 Tilden Ave,. Go Angele, 14. Calif. DRISDOM, VIVIENNE R 1120 W 17. St.. La, Angele, 7 Calif DRYDAI.K. GERTRUDE MRS,, 104 W 64th Si., lx.. Angele. 14. Calil. DUARTE MARION. 2)1 Shepard Strrtt Winnemueca. Nevada DUDLEY. CAROLYN, 42! W 121.. St , a. Angele,. Calil. DUDLEY. NANCY, 11410 S Menlo, Lo, Angele.. Calif. DUKE. JANICE. 7674 S. Normandie. La. Angelr, 41, Calil DUNN. |ACK LOYD. 401 S, Coral Sr., Ce.mp4.vo, Old. PUGATE. JOY La RAE. 10 04 1,1 Ave.. Inglewood. Calil. FURMAN. GENE ELTON. 2)414 Broad Aw Wilmington. Cali! —G— GALLAGHER. HAROLD E. 6544 Chaw Ave.. Lo. Angel,. 44. Calil GALL WHY. JOAN L.. 10 21 Helcndale. Tuiuoga. Cal.l. GANSER. GAYLE. 11 1) S Downey Ave.. Downey. Calil. GARCIA. BERNARDO A. E.. IttW S. P.gneeoa St.. Gardena. Calil. GARCIA. JAMBS ALFRED. 4407 Gato.de Dr.. Lo. Angelo 12. Cal.l GASKIN. TRULA. 646 W � 0th St.. Gw Aogelo. Cal.l GATES. JOHN R.. ))) E. ll.lUdalr. Inglewood. Old. GEBERS. LOUISE SOPHIE. 4)11 Menlo Aw.. fx . Angelo )7. Cal.l GEER. AlIJiEN L.. 6747 S. Denker Aw.. law Angele. 47. Cal.l GEORGE. WILLIAM BRAXTON. 4)2 Forman Aw.. La, Angelo. Cal. GETTINGER. MYRNA SUE. )9 7 Welland Ave.. Lo. Angele. V Calil. GEVORGIAN. HERAND NMI. 1127 W. 7� th St.. G , Angele, 44. Calil GHOUDDOSSl. HASSAN. 1422 W. 77th St.. Lo, Angele. 44. Cal.l. GIBCON, HAROLD I,., 7014 W.leo, Ave.. Bell. Cal.l. GIBSON. JAMES R . 2720 W. bird Si.. Inglewood. Cal.l. GIKNAPP. MELVIN E . 6)4 W. Cal den, Gw Angelo. California GIFT. BEVERLY MRS.. 10426 Sp.nn.ng Ave.. Lo, Angele. 47. Cal.l. GIL. RAFAEL E.. Ompu, 116. 1121 W. 79lh St.. U Angelo 44. Cal.l. GILCHRUST. CAROLE. 2124 Awy St.. Gw Angelr, 7. Cal.l. GILLINGHAM. EDGAR N.. 4109 Arl.ngton Ave.. Gw Angele. 6. Cal.l. GINSBURG. I.ONA RUTH. 149', S. Commonwealth Ave.. Lo. Angelo GIT riSAN. SRISAMON R.. Campu. 164 1121 W 74th St.. Lo. Aogelo GLENN. OLIVER W.. 9)12 Hickory. Gw Angelo 2, Calil. GOLDSWORTHY. JOYCE C-. Campu. )42. 1121 W. 7 St.. Loa Angelo GORDON. ERNEST BEAM. � V6 E.ealyptu. Ave.. G.ng Bead. 4. Cal.l. GORDON. JIM C.. WDS Eacalypiu. Ave.. lavng Beach 6. Cal.l. GOTTSCHALK, BLOOM WILLIAM. IVM Par- Si.. Downey. Old. GRALBWSKI. CHARLES 1. . 1 WO W 104th St. Gw Angelo 47. Calil GRAVES. BEVERLY ANN. 4920 II.a, Ave Gw Angele, 47. Cal.l GRAVES. JOHN ROBERT. 1244 W 77lh St.. Lo Angelo. Calil. GREELEY. DON. 7612 S Normandie Ave., law Angelo 44. Cal.l GREEN. RAY P... W) E. 145th. Hawthorne. Calil. GREEN, KATHRYN JANE. 2 911 IWk.k.n lane, Rolling H.U., Old GREEN. STACIE. 7646 S. Normandie Ave.. Gw Angele, 44. Calil. GREKNBAUM, NANCY JOAN. 1114 Amelia Drive. Long Beach 7. Old GREP.NHII.L. SONIA. 1744 S Gcnorc Ave.. law Angele,. Old. GREGORY. ETHEL 1'.. 1 07 W. b7th St.. Lo, Angelr, 47. Calil. GRINDSTAPP. ALE I RICE L.. Ompu,. 1121 W 79ib Si.. Gw Angelo GRIGSBY. SHEILA MARIE. MO E. 71.t St.. Lon Angelo ). Old GRUDT. GERALD I).. 19)1 dowrfield Blvd-. Santa Monica. Cal.l GUINN. MILO L. 410 W. 74ch Si., Gw Angelo. Old GUTHfilL. DIANA. 408 O.lo.d Dr.ve. Arcadia. Cal.l. —E— EAST. MILDRED FLORENCE. 1)102 Doly Ave,. Haw.hortK. OH.. EASrWOOD. ROBERT E . 141) W. 60th Si.. L..v Angelo 47. Old EATOUGH. SHIRLEY I... 944 Dominion St.. Winnipeg. Manitoba. On EBEY. ROBERT E . 124 K. Adam.. Alhambra. Old. EBEL PAUL OTTO. 1449 W. Kith PL. law Angel,. 17. Cal.l ECHOLS. WM F... 11 2' . E. Forty th.rd PL. lx.. Angelo II. Calif. ECKMANN. JIM. 204 E. 69th St.. Gw Angelo ), Calil. EDGAR. SHIRLEY A.. 10714 S. Hoover. Gw Angtlo 44. Old HOMAN. JOAN M.. 2)171 Dor.. Way, Torrance, California EGENES. MARLYS E.. 2417 N. Alvarado St., Gw Angele, )4. Calif EICHMAN, DONALD, 2)411 Kenwood Aw. Torrance. Calil FILERS. MARIE I!.. 9109 A. Wot Blvd.. Inglewood ). Old EI.DRED, HAROLD R , 10109 Virginia. Soulh Gale. Calif. El FORD. TOM 0.. 654 W 74.1, S .. law Angelo 44, Old EMERY. STELLA. 1471 W. 214th St.. Torrance. Calil ENG. MAE A- Campu, Box 44). 1121 W. 74th Si.. o� Angelo 14, Cal RNilOLM. DON K.. 46)2 )td Aw.. Gw Angelr. 4), Old. KKICKSBK. ALIEN LEON. Campu. 411. 1121 W 74,h St., law Angelo PASTACION. ABELARDO L.. Ho, 26), 1121 W. 74th St . Gw Angelr, ESTEP. DAVE FRANK. 1946 W. S4ih PI-, law Angelo 47. Old. ETEBARI. ABBAS. Campu.. 1121 W. 79th St.. Gw Angelo 44. Old EVANS. GAIL. 440 4ih Ave.. Gw Angelo. Calil EVANS. GERALD F.. 12)9 W. 64th St.. Lo. Angelo 44. Old EWING. JOYCE ANN. 671 E. 40th St . G , Angele. II. Old. FAGErn,. LYNDA CAROL. 1407 Tilden Aw., law Angele. )4. Old FAHEY. ANITA VERY! 125 W 142nd St., Hawthorne. Calil. FA1.AT1. JAVAD RADPOUR. 1244 W. VOth St.. Lo. Angelo 14. Old PAMOOR .AOF.ll. MONSOOR. 1041 W. 76rh St.. law Angelo 44 PARI). NASSER. 411 S. tlnmn Ave.. law Angelo 17. Old. FAULKNER. PATRICIA ANN. 2046 W. 81.t St.. Gw Angele, 47. Old, FELDER. GENE IRVIN. 940) Mu.e Ave., Gw Angelo 2. Old EEOI.A. AL 1... 761 S. Normandie Ave.. Gw Angele, 44. Cal.l. FERGUSON. MARGARET PEARL. 4209 Hobart. Gw Angelo 62. Old FINDLEY. ROBERT L . 1216 W. 92nd St.. Gw Angele, 44. Cal.l FINE. STUART W , 1)45 Greer. Lane. L. Canada. Calif. FINGBRSON. WINPORD W . 767 S Normandie Ave.. Lo, Angelo IMNNICK. CAROLYN EDITH 551 W lOb.h Sr.. Lo. Angele, 44. ( aid FIRTH, DARREL LYNN. 94)1 Goebel Aw.. Taw Angelo 45. Old FIR III, MINNIE II. 95)4 Goebel Ave.. law Angelo 45. Old FISCHER. WILLIAM OMER. 22 S Vermont Aw.. Lew Angele. 44. FISK. LEONA MARY. 19)2 W Sled Si., law Angelo 47. Old FLANAGAN. JAMES E.. 261 ) Nnrbonnc Ave.. Gw.ua. Cal.l FLANAGAN. PAUL. 4 17 S Hobart. Go Angele, 47. Old PL NX. TOMMIE I EE. 614 W 55lh St , Lo. Angele. )7. Cal.l FLEMING. CARL. 1141 W 44.h Sr . G., Angele. )7. Calil. FLEMING. JAMES O.. 11410 S Menlo. law A� g | , 44. Cal.l FLEMING. LYLE. 4924 Oen.b.w Blvd.. Gw Angele 4). Calil FLINT. WANDA I.. Campu. M2I W 79th St.. Lo. Angelo 41. Cal.l FLORES. ANNIE T.. 9124 S. Unban Blvd.. Gw Angelr. 47 Cal.l FLOURNOY, ANN (NANCY). 4)10 4th Ave . Inglewood 4. Old. FLOWER. PATRICIA M.. SOM S Normand.r Ave law Angele, 44 Cal FLOYD. KILL M . 7 4 S.„.a, El Segundn. Old. FOLGER. BARBARA JUNE. 414 N. Havil.nd, Whiitler. Old. POLLICK. EDWIN. )I4 Rail Ave , .., Angele,. Old. FORBES. ST ERLING. 9407 Grape, law Angelo 2. Old. PORDIANI. BOB FRANCIS. 78)6 Denke, Ave , Gw Angelo 47. Old FORMAKO. NANCY ANNETTE 17)11 Atto.a Ct. Bellflower. Old FORSF.N. KENNETH. 10)10 S. M.nhattan PI.. Lo, Angtlo 47. Cal.l FORTINH. BRUCE D.. 240 2 Newhall Ave.. Newhall. Calil. FOSTER. JERRY. IKOI I’lnrwood Ave., Hawthorne. Old FOX. CAROL CAMPBELL. 1 2) S Van No. Inglewood 2. Old FRAN SEN. JOHN G.. 1)142 W. 79th St Gw Angele, 44. Cald. FRANTZ. JUDY H.. Ompu.. 1121 W 79th St.. Lo. Angelo 44. Calil I RA .IER, FRANCES J.. Ompu., M2I W 79ch St., lx.. Angtlo 41. FRAZIER. ALICE F... 410 W. Kendall Corona. Old FRAZIER. C. FINIS. 410 W. Kendvll. Corona. Cal.l. FREE. JENNIE E.. I))9 W. 79th St., lx., Angele, 44. Calif. FREE. WILLIAM A.. 76)4'. S. Normandie avt.. fa., Aogelo 44. Cald FREEMAN. BYRON A.. 15))', Suit. Ave.. Gw Angele. 19. Old FREEMAN. MARY E.. 15)1 4 th Ave.. Gw Angtlo 19. Old. FRIEDMAN. FLETCHER 124 E. Ilatel Si.. Inglewood. Calil. I’RISBY. LEWIS O.. 72 N. Walnul Haven. Wevt Cov.no. Old FRISIUS. JEANETTE JOY. W4 Alamo Aw.. Hell. Cal.l I'RUGOLI. MILTON, 7) Stepney Si.. Inglewood. Cal.l —H------ HAHN. CAROLYN LOUISE. )2I6 W 74th S«.. law Angelo 4). Calil. HAHN. WINTERED (BAN. MI2 Bmw.ng Blvd . law Angele. 11. Old. IIAIGWOOD. MARGARET I... 1728 W. I0 tb St . Inglewood 2. Old. HAILE. MARCUS A . M2! W. 79th St., law Angele. 44. Old IIAINES. LYNN D.. 116 W K.lw. St.. Inglewood. Cal.l. HALE. PATRICK ROBERT. 214 Aw P. Redondo Beach. Old IIALEY. CAROLYN JUNE. 11947 N. Tr.vor. Lonravtct. Cal.l. MALI. NORMAN HARVEY. 194 W 142nd St.. Hawthorne. Old. HAI.L. ROBERTA JUAN. 1 41 S. Il.-vnrd Blvd Gw Angele, . Old. IIAI VAX IRENE MARIA 171 Michel Torena Gw Angele. 2 . Old. HAMILTON. CAROL LEE. 61 Dancwe Drive. Wr� t Covina. Old HAMILTON. MITCHELL. 2602', Halldalc, o, Angele. 16. Cal.l HAMLIN. ANITA K . 111 1 S. Pra.r.e Ave , Inglcw.-nl 2. Cal.l HAMM. DOROTHY LOUISE. 8921 S. Hoba.l, Ixw Angele, 47. Olil HAMMETT. ROBERT KENNETH. 561) S llalldalr. I........ ng le. 47 HANES. ROBERT. 121 N. Oal Si , Inglewood. Old HANNAH. HILDA I. (SCOTTI. 10S N H.lltee.t Blvd . Inglewood. Old HARBILAS. JOHN P . 2724 W 42nd Si., lx.. Angelev, Cal.l IIARDAGE, DERRY IO. 12 0 E. 2nd St.. Apt. 9. Long Beach. Cal.l. HARDAGP.. MARGARET IEANNE. 12 0 E 2nd St . lx.ng Beaeh. Old. HARDMAN. RICHARD ALLEN. Campu. 1121 W 79th St.. Gw Artgelc HARDY. IOHN I’.. 916 w. VOlb St.. Lo. Angele. 44. Calil. MARLINE. CAROLYN I... Ompu. 1121 W 74tl. St.. Gw Angelr, It HARPER. PHYLLIS. Campu. Bot 494. 1121 W. 74th St., law Angele-HARRELL. MARGARET. Campu,. 1121 W. 74th Se., Gw Angelr, 44 HARRELL. MERRY I... Campu . II21 W. 79th St G.. Angele. 41 HARRIS. EVELYN A. 14217 Cimarron Ave.. Gardena. Old. HARRIS. LARRY R , 9220 S. Hobart Blvd.. law Angelr. 47. Olil HARRIS MARY F... )V6I Menlo. Apt 110, la.. Aogeltv 17. Olil. HAWES. KENNETH. 7674 S. Normandie Ave.. Gw Angelev 44. Old HAWKER, LOIS B., 1061 Trop.c Lane. Sania An,. Old. HAWKINS. WINONA RUTH. 9012 Ckarkuna Dr,. Downey. Cal.l. IIAXTON. MARY , Camp ,. II21 W 79.1, St.. Ixw Angele 44. Cal.l. HAYES. NANCY S.. Ompu.. M2I W. 7Vlh St.. Ixw Angele 44. Cald HAZARD. JIM RAY. M049 Barman Ave.. Culver City, Olif HEAD. BEULAH. 15409 Virginia Drive. BrlllWer. Cal.l, HEAD. CHARLES B.. Owpuv Hm 241, 1121 W ?9|h St., law Angelev IIEATH. HOMER CASEY, 12 S. Cheater Ave.. Ompion. Calil. HEDSTROM. BARBAR A J.. 9145 Deane Ave.. law Angele, 41. Old. IIEIDERGOTT, GLADYS II.. 16)1 W. Mih PI. law Angele 47. Old HEIMPLE. WILLIAM CARL, 4)2 S Wctcm. Gw Angtlev 47. Old. HELTON. DONALD E.. 5426 W. 114th St . Ilawth.vrnc. Old HF.MSt.EY. JIM V... 892 S Notmandle Aw., law Angele,. Old HENDERSON. IAMBS. 4)7 W 40th St.. Apt 14. Gw Angele )7. Cald. HENDERSON. ROBERT. 210 V.cK.ua Ave., law Angele. I . Cald. HENDERSON. SOLOMON. 1014) Gutman Ave.. Ixw Angele 2. Calil HENDRICKSON. WILLIAM A.. Rt. 2. Bo, 4B. Pern. .Calil. HENNEK AM. |OAN ANN. 1924 I .heriv Blvd., Svnlh Gate. Old. HENNESSY. CAROL. 409 E. Garv.ew BlvJ.. Ingltwoud ). Olil IIENSLK6 t.AVETA. )l 2 Vera Ave.. Lo. Angele. )4. Cald. IIERBRAND. JOANNE I... 20)1 W. 74th St.. Gw Angele 47. Old HERNDON. MORRIS I Orvpu,. 1121 W. 79th St.. Ixw Angele 44 HERRINGTON. CAROLYN M . Pewt OII.ee Bov 704. Auburn. Old ilERRIMAN. JANICE ELAINE. 9|t N. 9th St.. He...., Idah.. HERTEI.. GORDON A.. 210 llarnw.i Ave.. law Angelev 4). Cald. HESS. RICHARD P.. 7676'. S Normand.e Ave . law Angele.. Old. HESS. SARA E.. 2S76‘ . S. N..|a.aj d e Ave.. law Angele. 44. Old HIDALGO. MAXIMO ALBERTO. 1644 Motor Ave.. Culver. Cald HIGHTOWER. CHARLES F... 1042 W 7)rd St- U Angele 14. Old HILL. LORETTA. 142 E. I )6lh St.. Hawthorne. C.lll HILL. LORRAINE A . 452 E. I )4th Si.. Hawthorne. Cal.l HIMES. BEVERLY P 15 4 W 74,b Si.. Gw Angele 4i. Old. HIMES. GLENN R D 4 W. 74th Si.. Gw Angele 44. Old. HINCELIFFK. ALMA ELLEN 572 7(h St Gw Anaele. Old. HIRSCHMAN. ). NICE. 4721 N B� dlong Ave.. Gw Angele. 17. Cal.l. IUTZ. MARGUERITE ELISE. 12)4 E 27th St.. Ixw Anaele 1. Cal.l II08AN. EDWIN LEO. 10)07 S, Harvard Blvd . Go Angele 47. Cald HOBSON. FRED J- 101 1 Kl.nqerr.an St . El Monte. Cald. HOFFMAN. JOHN TED. 7022 Soeen.cn. Wh.tner. Calil. HOFFMAN. LEILA. 4101 Beta Cret Dnve. Gw Angele, 4). Old HOFFMAN. SARA VAUGHAN. 5M9 ,th Ave.. Inglewood 4, Old. HOLLEY. ANNA LEE. 121 W. 54th Place, law Angele 44. Cal.l HOLLEY. WILMA J . 1216 W. 56th Plaee. Gw Angele, 4t. Calil. HOLLIS. DARDEN. 24) W. 5)tJ PI., law Angelev 45. Old. HOLLOMAN. MICHAEL P . 617', E. 92nd St . Gw Angele ). Old HOl-MHS. DON LEE. 4)7 l.t St.. Manbaitan Beaeh. Old HOLMES. IOHN A.. 2126 W 41th Place. Lo, Angele 47. Calil HOLMES. LEO. 444 W Almond St., Ixw Angelr. Ot.f HOLTMKIER. I.ORNE F.. IW W. 107th Se.. Ixw Angele 14. Calif. ItONTMANER. RONALD. 1019 W. 55th St- Apt. 7. Lo. Angelr 45 HOOD. CORINE. 711 Mate Avr- Lot Angel - 2. Cal.l._ HOOKS. ARI.1NK MADILON, II S Aeae.a. Compton. ahf HOOVER. FENTON W . UOI 2nd Sr. Lew Angele I . Cal.l HOPE. LARRY |.. 5 6 WVi..( Se.. FJ Seguodo. Cal.l HORTON. JEANNETTE. « M2 llth Ave- Inglewood 1. Cal.l. IIOSH'ZAK'. YOSIIIO. VOT S Habere. lx. Angele A. Cal.l HOSLER. STEVEN F . 7556 S. N.wn� 4i« Ave- lx . Angelo 11. Calil HOUGHTON. I! LI SB A.. Ri B« 2)7. Pa o Roh!,.. Cal.l. HOUSTON. GLORIA. Camew. B.,� 495, 1121 W. 79th St . Lo Angelo HOUTCHENS. ARMONDE B„ 7514 Normandie Avc. Ape I. Lo. Angel . HOUTCHF.NS. DARLENE. 7514 Norutandie A e- Apt. I. Lo. Angelo HOVBY. GRANT. Campu . 121 W. ?9th S«.. Lo. Angelo 11. Cal.l HOWARTH. RICHARD HUGH. 90 5 Flnwef St.. BelllWcr. Calil HOWELUS. GEORGE W„ MOO Sem.nole An.. Lynwood. Calif. HU KUANG JBOU. Campu.. 1121 V 79th St.. Lo Angele. 11. Calil HUBBARD, IOSEPH A 2 V. 49th Si.. U Angel . 17. Cal.l. HUDSON. LOU WAYNE, 1101 E. Palmer A .. Compton. Cold. HUGHES. DON. 7550 Normandie Village. Lo. Angelo 11. Calil. HUGHES EDITH K Camp .. Bo. 562. 1 31 W. 79th St.. Lo. Angel . HUGHES. KATHY E . 2721 Wigtown Rd.. Lo. Angelr, 64. Calil. HUH. SOUNG CHIN. Ill Sentonv Si., lo Angele. 15. Calil. HUR. KYUNG. 20e ‘ . Sea Ped.o St.. Lew Angelo � 2. Calil HUSTON. DICK LEE, 7M1', S Normandie Ave . U� . Angelo 14. Calil. HUSTON. LOUISE. 124S !.•■ Flore Delve, lx.. Angele. 41. Calil HUTCHERSON. MATTHAN A.. 261 S. Normandir Ave.. lo. Angelo HUTCHISON. MARY 1. . Campa Bo Ml. 1121 W. 79th Se... Lo. Angele. HWANG. CHOONG YUP. 2115 E. L.veOak Drive, lx.. Angele. 21 HYND. JOHN STEWART. 1317 Wetteka Ave.. lx . Angelo 14. Calil. IRONS. RUTH C,. 555 Harriaoa. Arlington. Calil. ISAAC ALICE. HELENE. 2 9 Oleander Ave.. Baker.I.eld. Calil IACK ROBERT IHOMFSON. 15 7 Taylor. Coe .na. Calil IACKSON. VYRAL MIDF.I.l.. 11441 Potter St Not walk. Calil IAF.GER. RICHARD MORROW. 517 Che.apeak, Ave . t.« Angele. 16 JAMES, PRANK. J21-C Queen St., Uglewood. Calil. IANFA .A. IAHANGIR |IM . 1211 W 76th St.. Lew Angelo 41. Calif. JANPAZA, SHALOM Campu. Bo 472. 1121 W. 79th S... Ix « Angele. JEAN. SHIRLEY. 514 W 79th St., lx.. Angelo 14. Calil. JENKS. CHARLOTTE IV. 10111 S. D.xoo Ave.. Inglewood 2. Calil JEONG. WINNIE. Gap... 1121 W 79,h St.. Lo. Angele. 44. Cal.l lONBS. DOUG' AS. 2 Qna l R.due Rd . So. Rolling llilU. Cal.l JOHNSON, AARON M 4917 W. 96th St.. Inglewood I. Cal.l. JOHNS. DANIEL T . 504 S 5th St- Elko. Nevada JOHNSON. CHARLES O Carntma. 1121 W. 7� th St lx.. Angele. 44 JOHNSON. CHRISTOI.A'N JOYCE. Bo 652. Richmond. Texa JOHNSON. FRANK JACK. 15720 Foothill Ave- Toeranee. Cal.l. JOHNSON. HOWARD. 1450 Manic Ave . Manhattan Beach. Cal.l. lOIINSON. JAMES T 7551 S. Normandie Avr- law Angele 14. Cal.l. JOHNSON. OLIVE (JOLLY). 1151 Virginia Ave . Glendale. Cal.l lOIINSON. RITA R . MM Evergreen. Sonth Gate. Cal.l JOHNSON. ROBERT CECU . a.apu . 1121 W 79th St- Lo Angele. JOHNSON. WARREN V- 2511 Clyde Ave- lx . Angele 16. Cal.l JONES. MAE BERTHANN. 2015 H. 122nd St- WtllowbrnoV. Cal.l IONES. PHILLIP K- 1210 W M.t St- Ixw Angele 11. Cal.l JORDAN. LEAH. 511) E alo« A e- lx Angele 11. Cal.l IORDAN. TEN AY A h I6IM Maerivon St . Knc.no. Cal « JUDD, JAMES OWEN 1)47 W. 79th St . lx.. Angele 14. Calif. —K-— KAEKGER. HIDEGARD M . M06 Ray lord Drive. lx Angele 45. Cal.l KALANTARIAN. HARRY. VJ6 W. 14th St- Ixw Angele. 61. Cal.l KASSER. IOHN VINCENT. 095 Eucalypti . Inglewood. Cal.l. KATCH. IOHN DENNIS. 1710 S. Hayworth A � . Ixw Angele 15. Cal.l. KAWAWAKI. FRANCES T- 2957 10th Ave . lx.. Angelev IS. CaM. KEEP FRIEDA I.. C. r«i, 1121 W. 79th St- lx.� Angele. 44. Cal.l KEENAN. MARGARET K— 5121 1 melon Avc— Let Angele 45. Cal.l. KE1L CHARLES RICHARD. 129' . Meripo... Lo. Angele 4. Cal.l KEILLOR. MARTIN GENE. 405 Sun.idge. PUva Del Rev. Cal.l. KELLY. I AMES P„ 111 E. 55th Place lx.. Angele. 1. Cal.l. KKPPLFR ANN MARGARET M2 K4geh.ll Drive. lx.. Angele . Cal.l. KI’.PPI ER. RONALD, 1726 Kdgeh.tl Dr.lxw Angele . Cal.l KF.RftOW. BU.LY I - 1147 W 6l t Se- Lew Angele 11. Cal.l tl'I'OK W � � J� VI 79th St.. Lew Angele. 44. Cal.l. KH.IION. DEAN I. . Campu 1121 W. 79th St Ixw Angele 41. Cal.l MM CHANG HWAN, 1211 W. 76th St - lx. Angele. 11. Cal.l KIM MAE RYUN. 2M7 W WNh St- Ixw Angele 15. Caltf. KIM I1AK KYUNG. 1716 S. Normandie Ave., ixw Angele 17. Calil KIM HP.llNG lOO. 1211 W. 75eh St.. Lo. Angele. 11 Cal.l. KIM. JOO IE. Campu . 1121 W. 79th St- Ixw Angele 44. Cal.l. KIM. RAYMOND. Camp . Be � 11. 1121 W. 79th St- lx . Angele . Calil. KIM SUN KEF- 20 W Sth Se . Lew Angele. 11. Cal.l VOUNG KYUNG. 1156 W 6th Place. Ix � Angele. 7. Cal.l i ' � 't t.e t s 1 c.mw. Bo 46). 1121 W 79th St. KINDRED. DOUGLAS LEE. 9514 Meadow Rd. S.W.. Tacoma. Wa.h KING STANLEY W . 11)16 S. Mettle. Ave . Lew Angele, 59. Cal.l. KING. WORLEY B . 9©5 w 74th St- lx.. Angele 14 Cal.l H E Hnnt.ngton Park. Cal.l MRCHNER DONALD HOWARD. 14740 D.mont Ave- Norwalk. Cal.l KI.APP. BRIKX. 112 0 S. Badlong. Ixw Angele . 0 1.1 KNEMOLLER ARLENE ROSE. 915 S. lUrrUon. Park R.dge llLo.-.. KNIGHT. REES LOREN. 7551 S Normand.e Am. U A.«l« CM.I KOFKKOEK. IOHN W- 755 S Noema.d.e. Apt I. Ixw AngeU CaU KOFOED. 1ANICF. I Ca-m . 1131 W. 79th St . Ix . Angela. Cal.l Kt GAN. SYDNE LP.E. Ca� P«. 1121 W 79th Si.. Ixw A W . Cal.l. KOM. ROBERT l.H'NG YI.F. 4 2 S Hoo ,, St- Ixw Angele 6 Cal.l KOONTZ. DON AID E- 192% W 54,h Se . W« ,m,a ,., cTl’l MH N Central. Glendale. Cal.l •'F.Rt. V So. Berendo St.. Lo, Angel . Cal.l KOUNTZ ERNESTINE. 5715 S Elm St . Ixw Angele. 2. Cal.l KRAIIAN. RONALD N- 1516 S. (xen.hxw BUd.. Ixw A i««lr 19 Cal.l a.-FFORD J . 9227 1,h Ave- l.gl.Wood7. CM KROF.NF.R. KF VF.RI.Y A- 259 Po nMtt.a Ave- Mn«r« i« Calil KROl.t IOSEPH. 7577 Trnvton Ixw AnoeW. 4. Calil KRllMINS. LMMONIS. 12' Br.tadwav. Ha.wlton Cuv. Cxi.I KUDO JAMES T . 559 W 79,n St . Ixw Angele n. Cal.l Camp .. H2I W 79th St . Ixw Angel,. 44 Cal.l KWAN, SAU 5 UNI.. Campu 1121 W. 79th St- lo. Angele 14 Cal.1 vv;VV K ' .V' TEB 5- Angelr II CM KT LLO. IOHN |.. 7572 Normandie Ave- Ixw Angele 44. CaLf i • ♦� Victoria, Lo Angel,. 45. Cal.l. riiL . New Hamp.h.rc, ixw Angele . Cal.l Y ' v 7?K Sl - Angele, 41 C. l ' Vvo ,n.™?RJ CR V K ,:Mk • dw Angele. 1 Cal.l. LAKU-.R RUTH D (NIKl ON). 907 19th St . Pa... R.vVie Calil - Sl, Sill, 2612 Wo,Vman St . Lot Angele 11 Calil LaMONT. DON GEORGE. 1200 W 79th St- Ixw Angele. 47 Calil Holy 5xo , p, . Ixw ngeW. Vl tiadd I.ANE, PRF.STON G.. 10M W 14l� l St- Hnwihoene. Caltf. LANGFORD. RONALD GRANT. 5917 Garde View. South Gate. Calil-I.ANGTON. BILL. 1175 Ha.hell. $ep.lvede. LUI.I LA PI CO LA. MARVIN J- 7510 S. Nnmuad.e Ave- Lo. Angele. 44. Calil LAROS. ANGELO J- 1027 W. 75th Se.. Lo Angele 41. Cal.l LARSON. NANCY BARBARA. 1424 W 59th St- Lo. Angele. 47. Cal.l. LA RUE. DUANE W , 1555 V 5� rd Se- Lo. Angele. 47. Calif. LASATER. IRENE. 2245 4th St- R.ver.ide. Cal.l. LAIIBAN. MILDRED. 919 S. Prairie. Inglewood. Cal.l. LAUDERDALE. MERLE. 1111 W. 5� eh St- Lx . Angelr. Calif. I.AUTENSC.HLAGF.R. ADAM D- 1551 W 94th PL, Lo. Angelr,. Cal.l LAWTON. EUGENE. Campu 1121 W. 79th S«- Lo Angele . Cal.l LE BEAU. CHARLES RAY. 1529 W. 152nd St- Gardena. Cal.l. LEAVITT. CHARLENE. 1145 W 5lth Se- lx Angele 7. Cal.l LEDBETTER IACK T- 555 Arbor Vitae. Inglewood. Cal.l. LEE. JEAN. Campu B,. 21 . 1121 W. 79th St- Ixw Angele 44. Cal.l. LP.E. HUNG SHUN. Catop . 1121 W. 79th Se.. !x� Angele 44. Cal.l-LEE. MUSI Sill LING. 19)7 Welland A e . Lo Angele 5. Cal.l. LEHR. I.AWRF.NCE L- 7515 S. Normandie Ave- Lew Angele. Cal.l LENZ. KATHRYN ANN. 14101 Or..,. Hawthorne. Cal.l LEON. TONY. 1721 Clark l.ane. Redr.ndo Beach LEONARD. MAR41ARET DELL. 1106 W IWik St- Compton. Cal.l IJ� VY. KENNETH IRVING. 9)2 6th Ave- Lew Angele. 5. Calil. LEW. YOUNG. Campu. Be.. II 1121 W. 29rh St- Lo. Angele Cal.l LEWIS. ANTONIA. 2555 Cndahy Se.. Hune.ngton Parh. Cal l LEWIS. BILL H . 7514 S. Normandie Ave.. Lo. Angele 44 Cal.l LEWIS. JEWELL. 6M2 Levander. lU.mn 25 Te... LEWIS. KAY. 75)4 S Normandie Ave- lx . Angele 41. Calil. LEWIS. MILTON. 10504 Man.el Ave . Inglewood 2. Cal.l LEWIS. THEOLYNE, Campu. Bo Ml. 1121 W. 79th St.. Lo. Angelr LEWIS. I-AFAYKTTE. 1662 E. 124th St- Compton. Cal.l. LIBBER. PERRY W- 4504 Carpenter Ave.. North Hollywood. Cal.l. I.IP.HMAN. LARRY ALAN. Cirnwi. 1121 W. 79tb Se- Ixw. Ange!e '.4 HE DTK Y. JOSEPH F- 4555 Ahh.o, Road. Lynwood. Calil. LINDOll. CARI. P . 1141 W 79th St- Ixw Angele 44 Cat.I I.INKHAN. WILLIAM. I� 70 Catalina. Gardena. Calil LING ARTHUR TSAH. (amp., 1121 W 79rh St- Ixw Angele . Cal.l LINK. JOSEPH. 41 6 Neo.Vn Ave- Lo Angele ' •. Cal.l. LIPPOLD. THRU INCT. H- Campu.. 1121 W 7«th St- Ixw Anycle. 44 LIU. MING YAN. (amp, II21 W 79th Si- Ixw Angele 14 Calif. 1.0 CICERO. FLOYD W . 1225 W. 59th St Lew Angele 44. Cal.l LOCKNKR. JIM B- V519 Ixwado Way. Ix . Angele 41. tail.l LOCKWOOD. DICK. 171© Cherry Chaw. Pa.adena V Cal.l LOGAN. ROBERT WILLIAM. 155© N Vrrdugo Rd- Glendale. Cal.l. LOGAN. RUTH. 556© Carltn St . Ixw Angele I . Cal.l LOMF.LI. GILBERT. 751© S. Normand.e Ave.. Ix . Angele 44. Cal.l LONG. LEONARD CHARLES. 500 We.tmouni Ave.. Ix.� Angele. 4l I.ONGMEAD. DORIS JOAN. 1V5 V Alnmnd. Campion. Cal.l. LOPEZ. GARY WAYNE. 5521 Harold Way. Hollywood 25. Cal.l LOPEZ. OLGA HHATRIZ. 661 V.a B.rnardo. Corona. Cal.l. LOU. ALICE. Campu. 8 .� 491. 1121 W. 79th Se.. Ix Angele . Cal.l. LOVE LADY. ALBERT GOODWIN. 4915 E. Harvey. Frc.no. Cal.l LOVIN’. LEI.AND. Campu Box 104. 1121 W. 79th St- «• Angele . Cal.l LOWE. LOIS ANN. 1221 . W. 62nd St- Lo Angelr 44. Cal.l LOWE. LORA LEE. 2122 W 75th Se . Ixw Angele. 41. Cal.l LOWEN. IOHN BOYD. 2004 Lana V. la. Needle.. Cal.l. LOWENKRON ELLP.N. 2717 San Mar.no St. Lo. Angele. 6. Cal.l. I.OY. HOWARD R . 540 C.len Fells Hlvd . Lo Angele 9. Cal.l LUCERO. JOSEPH A- Camp.v. 1121 W 79th St . U. Angele . Cal.l t.UE KE. BETTY. 1562 Ix.gan.ide Dr- Ixw Angele 47. C-xl.l LUNA. LOREN. 17611 Raven Sereet. Northndge. Cal.l LUND. LORETTA JOY. 100 2nd St- PI a an«om. Cal.l. l.UNDEI.L. VINCE. 919 Loeadn Wav. In Angele 4 . Cal.l LUNDY. JO ANN. 6701 M.ramonte Hlvd- lx� Angele I. Cal.l LUSK. CARI. EDWARD. 6 10 6tb Ave . Lo Angele. 41. Cntil. LYNBERG. TF.RRY E. 1410 W H5tK St. Hawthuenr. Cal.l LYONS. DORIS. 55V Holt Ave- Ix . Angelt 56. Cal.l MAHMOL. IRENE. 7515 . S. Normandie. Lo. Angele 41. Cal.l MAllCK. RAMONA. 421 Wa.h.ngton, III Moate. Cal.l MAYNE. HARLAN. 5147 Ow.ctrg Dr- lx . Angele. 41. Cal.l McBEE. JOB ALLAN. 1054 W 75th Se- Ixw Angele. 41 Cal.l MtCALlSTKR. RONNIE LEE. 112 E. 4.h Ave- Ew.md.dn. Cal.l MeCOBB. ROBERT I... 124 llth Ave.. Beadentow. Florida MeCOLLUM. H. EORD. 5412 L.ll.an St- Ixw Angele I. Cal.l MeCUNE. MICHAEL THOMAS. 451V O.ehard Or- Ixw Angele . Cal.l McDonald, burton. 72; w. 11.. s... ix. An«.� .. n. c-hi MeDONNULL. I'.I.EANOR M . Camp... 1121 W 79,h St- Lo. Angele McKFUE. CLYDETTE. 16049 N. 50eh St- Littlet. k. Caltf VkELWAIN. R15.HARD. 5117 Hareowrt Ave.. Ixw Angele 4 . (tal.l MeGEE. MARGARET A.. 1051 W. SOth St- Lo Angele 44. Cal.l McGIBONEY. GRACE V 1251 Mar.ne Ave- V,lm,ngton. Cal.l MeGRANN. WILLIAM. 5015 F.r. Lo. AngeU 2. Calil MeGRF.W. JULIETTE V . 4145 Che.tnat Ave . Ixvng Be.eh 7. Cal.l Meltuiill. JEWEL G.. I0I60 National Bl,d.. !x� , Angelr 94. Cal.l. MclVOR JOAN L- Campu. Box 191. 1121 W. 79th St . Lo. Angele Me KEAN. STEWART. 490S l©«h A . Ixw Angele 41. Cal.l MeKENDRY. JUDY ANN. 1616 W. l©4rh PI lx . Angele 47. Cal.l. McKF.VITT. WILLIAM IV. 716 S Harvard. Ix, Angele . Cal.l MeKENLAY. EVERETT. 16� Creenl.eld A e tx Angele. 14. Cal.l MeKINZtE. MELVIA JEAN. 106 S. Jellr.aon. M.dland. Texa. McMULLKN. JAMES D-. 425 Alord Si- R.dgeere.t. Cal.l MeWU.1,1 AMS. CAROL LA MARR. 2114 W 7iih St- Ix . Angele 41 MACK. ARD1S. tOlQl Mary Avr— lx. Angele 2. Cal.l MARS. RAOllRl. Ill K. Ave. 12. Ix . Angele II. Cal.l M AGO UN. ANN. 1417 E. Oeottllo Rd . Phoen... Ar.iona MANN. MARYLYN, Camp .. 1121 W. 79th S. Lo. Angele 41. Cal.l MANNING. DORS A H- Campu . 1121 W. 79,h Se Ixw Angrle . Cal.l MANOI.IO. MARIE J.. 2011 W. 66eh Se- Lo Angele, 47. Cal.l MANIIKthN. N«1RANIK. 4160 Ave- law Angele 4. Cal.l MAUBORY, AMBROSE. 551 W. 75th St- Ix Angele. 44. Cal.l MARK. JANIE. 546 B ugman Ave— Claeen.oni. Cal.l. MARKI.EY. DARIELLE Box 56. Nice. Cal.lotn . MAR MOL LEONARD M- 7515« ; S. Normand.e. Lo Angele. Caltf. MAR MO I- MARGARITA 7515' . S Normand.e. Ixw Angele 44. Cal.l MARQUIS. KL1ZABETM. 4116 latova Ave- Ixw Angele 1. Cal.l. MARSHALL. LLOYD ALTON. 7520 S. Normand.e Ave.. Lo. Angele. MARSHALL MARY K . 90 E K.ng.lev. Pomona. Calil. MARTIN. HELEN. 567 H.llv.ew Ave.. Lew Argete. 22. Caltf. MARTIN. HILDA ROSE. 1509 Cor.nth Ave . Lo Angele. 66. Cal.l MARTIN. PAUL MELVIN. 724 E 5..th St- Ix . Angele 11. Cal.l MARTIN. RICHARD BUADLI Y. 1644 S Wa.h.ngton. Denver lO. Ce W. MARTINEZ. PEDRO C 1720' . Huhhard St . Ixw Angelo 21. Cal.l MARUYAMV OS AMI. 522 N. Ro.rm.vnt A.e . Lo, Angele 26 Caltf MASTERS. EUGENE HENRY 641 W ©th Se- Lo, Angele. 7. Cal.l MATES. CHARLES A- Campu . 1121 W 79th St- Ixw Angele . Cal.l MATHEWS. SUSAN Campu Box 111 1121 W 79th St- Ixw Angele MAT SUL KU5UTOMO. i«7 E 4th S, l«„ Angele. 11. Cal.l MATTSON. DAVE 1- 625 V 71rd St- Lo. Angele. 44. Calif MAllCK. RAMONA. 421 Wa� h«ngton. 1:1 Monte. Calil. MAYFIELD. DUANE. R, I Box 1509. L.thtop. Cal.l MAYIIMI. I AMES 1 . 1211 W 76th Se . Lo. Angele 44. Cal.l MEACHAM. DAVID I - 11106 Town Ave . Lo Angele . Cal.l MEDEIROS GARY R . Campu.. 1121 W 79th St. lx.� Angele. Cal.l MELVILLE. CHARIES AR1.IN 627 E 71ed St- lx.. Angele, 1. CaM MEMMl.R, WESLEY 504 E 99,h Se . Inglewood. Cal.l MENCIII'.R, GEORGE T.. 10579 Orr (. Day Rd,. Norwalk. Old. MKKKMS. MARCIA A.. 7115 Stafford Avr.. Huntington Park. Old. MERRIP1ELD. ELIZABETH H 9602 8eh Ave.. Inglewood. CaW. MICHAEL. GARI.YNN EPPIE. 24564 Arcad.a Si.. Nrwkall. Calil. MIKAMI. MEIKO. 186 V. 169th Si.. Cardrna. Cal.l. MILES. |R . OSCAR C . IHO W. St.t Si.. Lo Angele 44. Cold. MILES. TENNIE BROWN. 477 E Halt. Si.. Lo Angele, 49. Calil. MILL. ELTON RICHARD. 10917 Wdk.r Aw.. Inglewood. Calil. MILLER. HAROLD E . 1)57'. S. Ro.hurg Dr.. la.. Angele � 4. Call I. MILLER. HAROLD BENJAMIN. 5 7 N. Ora nor Dr.. Lo. Angele 55 MILLER. KATHRYN URSULA. M 0 Ja.m.ne Avr . law Angele. Old MILLER, MARVIN. 2 15 Hareomrt Avr.. Lo. Angele 16. Old. MILLER. RONALD LEE. Campy,. 1121 W 79 h Si la.. Angele . Cal.l MILLER. THERESA A.. 7)1 S. Hallford, Loa Angele 17. Old. MINAMIK, M A SARD, 501 S Boyle Aw I... Angele )), Cal.l MINASSIAN. ANDRE. 1127 W. 7Sth Si.. Lo. Anglic. 14. Calil. MINN. KYUNC TAI. On. pa. Bo. 544. 1121 W. JviK Si., lav. Angelo MINN. SOOK Kill, (aapui. 1121 W. 79ih Si.. Lo. Angelo 44. Old. MINOGUE. RICHARD JOSEPH. 10540 Ol... South Gale. Old. MINOR. SALLYE YVONNE. 819 W. 50ih PL. Lo. Angele. 7. Oalil. MINTURN, AI.VAN ! .. ROE. S. Normandie Ave.. Apr. 2. Ia . Angelo MINTURN. PAUL LUKE. «I5 S. Broadway. Lo. Angelo 5, Old MITCHELL. GRACE. I'.. 14714 Kiogidale. Lawndale. Old. MITCHELL. THEODORE. 5229 Plea.ant Si., Lynwood. Olll. MIYADE, JOY. I� 4I Redcldf Si.. Lo. Angel.. 2 Old. MIYANO. RUTH TAMAKE. 5757 E. Dos.er St Lo. Angelo Cal.l MOECK. IOYCE. MIS Bon.allo Aw . law Angele. 44. Calil. MOLAVI. MAHIN. Camp... 1121 W. 79th S . la.. Angele. Old. MOLNER. CAROL. 1425 W !25ih Sr,. Lo. Angelo. Cal.l, MONTGOMERY. DONALD B„ 1459 W. 79!h Si Lo, Angele.. Old MOON. DIANNE. 755 E. IVMfc Sr. Hawthorn,. Calil MOONEY. 1A MI'S CORBETT. 6245 Wondrulf Ave., Lakewood. Old MOORE. ALWILDA CONSUI’LA. 2129' . Dun.mu.r Avr . la.. Angele. MOORE. |AY BAXTER. 240’ W. 114,h PL. Inglewood. Old MOORE. HHII.LIP LIITHER. 10614 Nairn,a Si. Lo. Angelo 2. Old MOOS. AI.TA. 719 S. Temple Si.. Compton. Olil. MORAN. IUDY LYNNE. 10019 15ih N.E.. Sealile 55. Wa.h MORI'TTL VINCENT CARLOS. 1551 W. 79ih St.. la,. Angele.. Old. MORGAN. DALLAS CLARK, 1 1022 Lcgbt St . Wl.wiier. Cald MORGAN. PERRY D.. 1246 W. 94lh St.. la,, Angelo 44. Calil MORRIS. ARLIK G . 214 S. Pacific Cna.i llwv Redondo, Cal.l MORRIS, BETTY LOUISE. 421 Vidor.. Aw.. l.o. Angelo 5. Olll. MORRISON. IOHN P.. Camp... 400. 1121 W. 79ih Si.. law Angelo MOSSHOLDI R. RAYMOND P... Ornpu, Ho, 557. 1121 W. 79rk Si MUELLER KENNETH W . 110 Cadahy Si.. Hunt.ngton Park. Old Mill. HANNAH S. C . Camps,. 1121 W. 79tk Si., la,. Angelo. Cal.l Mtll.I.ER. GERTRUDE R_ 2152 W. 54ih S«.. L«� Angelo 47. Calil. MllNKER. MARILYN. Camps. 1121 W. 79th Si., la.. Angela.. Cal.l MUNSON. IOANNE. Camps.. U9I W. 79ih Si.. L.v, Angelo. Old. MURRAY BP.TTK A.. 445 46ih Se . law Angele 44. Old. MYERS. ELEANOR I C.an« , 1121 W. 79ih Si.. Lo. Angele . Cal.l. MYHRSON. ALAN I... 1127 Coronado Terr,, L� v Angele. 26. Cald. MYRP.N. IANKJ ANNE. 101 ' R-wewond. Inglewood I. Old —N— N AH . KHALIL M.. Ompu� . 1121 W. 79th Si., lo. Angelo 44. Old NASR. MOSTOPA. Hotel CoWum. 457 W. Santa Barbara. I. A. N AUDUS. ANTHONY. 9 56 Dowwev Ave.. Downey. Old NELSON LORRAINE. 906 N Acacia Si.. Comptnu 1, Cal.l. NELSON. THERESA. 2902 S. Harvard BI..L, lo, Angele . Calil NERO BENIAMIN W . 1245 W. 64th St.. Lo. Angele 44. Old. NEWBERRY. CARROLL W.. 512 W 64it Si,. Inglewood 4. Old NEWMAN. NORMAN DUANE. 5955' . Melro.e Ave.. Ia Angele. 29 NEWTON. NOLA NHLDEEN, 25! . W. 75th Si.. Inglewood 4. Call! NICASSH). NKJK CARL. 1155 W. 9l i PI I . Angele 47. Calif. SICKLES. DONAI.D I... 11027 S. Wetern Ave.. !.-• Aagcle , Old NIELSON. RI'.VAI . '505 W. hO.k Si.. law Angele 15. Calil. NIGHTINGALE. FRED A. 1121 W 79lh Si . lo. Angele. 1. Calil. NISIIIZAKL JEAN S.. Ompu Bo, 447. 1121 W. 79ih Si., to Angele, NORGAARD, DAISY. 515 W 5 th Si.. Lo. Angele. 4. Cald. —o— OAK. MAE EVANS. IMI5 Denier Ave.. Gardena. Cald. OBI. SYLVESTER Campy,. 1121 W 79th Si.. Lo, Angel,. 44. Old OERTEI.. VIRGINIA HARRIS- Ri. 2. Corona. Cald. OH. SAMUEL Y. 1261 W. Jellcruon Blvd.. U Angele, 7. Cald. OH. WHA SOOK. � � ,, 1121 5V. 79th St.. Loa Angele. 44. Old. OH YOIINC SOOK. 1261 W. Mferuon 8l d.. la.. Angele, 7. Calif OHLINGBR. CLAIRE M.. Campo. Bo, 552. 1121 W 79ih S OI. AFSON. IOHN B.. 1569 W. 79th Si.. Lo, Angel.. 14. Cal.l OLDHAM. SYLVIA K.. 14 5 W. 125rd Si.. Lo. Angele, 17. Cald. OLDMAN. NELSON W.. 7822'- S. Normandie Ave.. Lo, Angele.. Cald. O NEAL. IOSKPH BRYCHKSTKR. 12209 Blakelv Ave.. Ia„ Angele. 55 ORAVKTZ. LAWRENCE A., Ml W. 74ih Se.. Lo. Angele. 44, Old OROZCO. SYLVIA IRENE. 2411 Michigan Ave.. Lo. Angele.. Old ORTIZ. BI.OY A.. 155 Ninth Ave.. Upland. Old. ORTNKR. CAROL E . Campg,. 1121 W. 79ih Si. la . Angele.. Old OSBORNE. GARY. MU Alnivo Ave.. Lo. Angele. 5, Cald OSMOND. FREDERICK B 15 9 W. 79.h S«.. Apt. I. la.. Angele. 41 OSTROM. PERRY LEO. 6521 Orch-rd A e.. Bell. Calil. OTIS. WH 1 I AM G.. 4275 Palmer 81-d.. la.. Angele, 5. Cald. OWEN. DONALD RAY. 5 7 W. |.8 k St.. Lo, Angele. 41. Old OYAMA. FRED YOSHIHIRO. 5741 W. 27ih S«.. la . Angele 15. Old. PALM. DALE C lanw. Bo� 458. 1121 W 79th Se.. Ia.� Angele, 41 PALMER. |AMES ROBERT. 140 W. Mih Si.. Lo. Angele. 5. Cald. PAMPI IN. LEONARD. R 1711 B� -h Street. S.ma -.. Old P-5RK YOUNG CHIN S77 ForreVee Dr.. law A-gelr. 6«, Old. PARKER. CYRENA IOY. Camp.., 1121 W 79th Si . lav. Angrl... Cald PARKER. DUANE W 12750 Kidwav Dr.. Dowwev. California PARKER. PAT. 1025 Third Se.. La Vega.. New Mental PARKER. SlllRI-EY I BAN. 8125 McKinley Aw.. Paramonni. Cald PARKS. PRANCES E.. 24550 Arcadia. Newhall. Cald PARSA. DAOYIISH. Canton, 1121 W. 79|K Si., la,. Angele. 44. Old PARSA. KOOROS. 1121 W. 79th Si., la . Angele. 44. Cald. PARSONS. GARY EARL. 4201 W 60ih Si., la.. Angele. 4), Old PATTERSON. DONALD K.. Comoy. Bo. 495. 1121 79� h Se PAUL WILLIAM K„ 2706 W 75th PL. Inglewood 4. Cald. PAULSEN. BARBARA I... 1547 W ’ink Si- Ton,.nee, Cald, PAWL 5C. .YK. I.EE ANN. Otnpu,. 1121 W 79ih Se.. Ia Angele. 44 PEARSALL. PHYLLIS ANN, 2611'. Bronc.on Avr . L.v Angele. Old PF.CIIIN. SUZETTE DARREL 1 77 Berryman Aw., la, Angele.. Cald PELLETIER. ANITA. M4 S. Wcill.ke Ave., lai Angele 57. Calil PENNINGTON, PHILIP. 1142 W. 74ih Si- Lo. Angele. 54, Cald. PKI’PERDINK, GEORGE II. I5I5 9l.t Si- Lo Angele 44. Cald PEPPERDINE MARILYNN. 1614 Wellington Rd Lo Angele. Cal.l PETERSON. RICHARD Rit. 5. B ,. 6. EnumeUw. Wa.h. PERDUE. BARBARA LEE. Ompo,. 1121 W 79th Si.. I.o Angelr. 41 PKRRINE. SHIRLEY A.. 59 5 W U'Sth Si.. Inglewood 2. Call! PESHEI- LORRAINE. 615 S. Irena. Redondo K.aeb Cald PETERSON. MARY ANN. 1121 W. 79th St.. Lo. Angele 44. Cald PETTKWAY. ELM A A.. 1426 E 5Sdt Drive. la.. Angele. I. Old PHILLIPS. MATTHEW. 5207 S, Normandie Ave . L... Angel.. Old. PHILLIPS. PATRICIA RUTH. 5952 Ruthclcn Slreel. Ia Angele.. Old PHILLIPS. ROBERT BOYD 920 Si Andrew.. Lo. Angele. Cald PHILLIPS. WILLIAM I),. 1556 W 55ih Place. ... Angele 62. Old. PICKARD, GENE EDWARD. 5511 Oelway Dr.. Lo. Angele 45. Old PICKRELL. HELEN MARIE. 1726 W. tttb Se.. law Angele 47. Old PIC L. MELVIN EUGENE. 5741 W. 55 h PL. Lo. Angele 45. Cald PINKSTON. ETHEL. 5922 E.rrella Ave.. to. Angele 44. Old. PIPKIN. BONNIE S . Campy, R... 252. 1121 W 79ib Si., lo. Angele. PIPKIN. BEVERLY. 1 565 AV. 79,h Si.. lo. Angele. 44. Calil. PIROZ I. LEWIS J . 1005 San Migael Ave.. Sooth Gale. Old. PITMAN. LEON S.. Campy, Bo, 105. 1121 W. ?9ih Si., lo. Angele i« PLASTER. HILLY RAY. 422 Freeman Ave.. Hawthorne. Calil. PLUMI.EY. DONALD I . 1125 W 4l i Si.. lo, Angele. 57. Old PLUMMER. MARILYN J., Camp.,. 1121 W. 79,h Si., to. Angele 41 POMEROY. JUANITA I... 2556 Entlake Ave.. la.. Angele. 51, Old. POORARIAN. SIROOS, Canipu.. 1121 W 79th Si.. Lu. Angele 44 PORTER. CHARLES PI.OYD. Campy,. 1121 W 79ih Si., la.. Angele. PORTER. TED. 5)11 W Il7r . Si.. Inglewood 2. Old PORTER. WILPORI) JEROME. 655 E. Illih Si., l.o. Angele. 01,1. POTTER. RONALD NT.. 729 W 109th Se., lo. Angele 44. Old. POWELL. |OAN P... 1)76 W 57ih Se.. Lo, Angele. 7. told POW8I.I. OWEN KERMIT. 525 S Otfoed. Apt. 2. lo. Angele, Old PRAT. RONALD P... Ompu . 1121 W. 79th Se.. law Angele 44. Cald PRATHER. ROBERT W.. 212 P.. Bataan Drive. Dayton 10 Ok.,. PRP.VITT. ALLAN 1107 W. 15th Si.. Lo, Angele. Cald PRICE ROGER. 115 W. 5711. Pl.ce, !o. Angele 1. Cald PRINCE. HETTY C.. 127 V.a La. Vega,. Palo. Verde Eviale. Old. PROFFITT. MARY W- 9409 s. Normandie Ave- la . Angele 41. Cald PRUNTY. LOUIS I...1 515 S. LaRena. Downey. Old. PULCIEKR. RICHARD E.. 54)5 Chadwvek Ave. Lo. Angele. 52. Cald Pill.I.IAS. CALVIN M . 7422 Brighion Ave.. la., Agnele 47. Cald PllYAT. GIL G. Ml W. M.i Si.. Lo Angele II. Cald. I'YKE. RICHARD A.. 1215', W. S5th Se . la.. Angele 44. Olll —Q— CJUIBODEAIIX. JAMES C.. 10255', San An elmo. South Claie. Old. QllINTANAR. LOUIS. Orapu. Bo. 459. 1121 W 79ih Si law Angele QtlON. EVELYN, 156 W 42nd PL, Lo. Angele 57. Calif. —R— RAMP.. MARILYN. 10224 4th Si- Inglewood 4. Calif. RAMMEI.KAMP, CARROI I ANNA. 7519 S. Br.ghloi. Ave- l o. RATH. BARBARA S.. 790)' . S Hoover Si.. Lo. Anglic 14. Calif RATH BLAINE I!.. ;� )'.. S,,. Hewve, Sr . Ta,. Angele 44. (aid RAUCH. SHIRLEY I1.. 4915 Draw Aw.. N. Holtyvrooii. Old. RAVP.NSCROET. GUJN R.. Campus 1121 W. 79th St.. Lo. Angele. « RAVP.NSCRAPT. RUTH. 4521 Eagle Rock Blvd- la., Angele 41. Cald RAY. GRACE MARY. 125 N P«„|. Compioo, Cald. RAYMOND. JOHN ARTHUR. 476 la.. Air... Aw.. Arcad.a. Calil. RAYMOND. SHIRLEY ANN. 17 Lo, Alio. Ave- Arcad.a. Old. REDDING. NED � .. 5505 S. Wilton PI., law Angele 14. Cald. REDLING. RALPH W„ 117'. W 54ih Si., law Angele 44. Old. REED. KENNETH PHILLIP. 759 W. 105th Si., law Angele. Cald REESE. JESSE I 1121 W 79rh Si., law Anacel. 44. Old. REEVE, BETTY I... 1711 5V. I 5|b St., law Angele 47. Cald. REEVES. CHARLES M . 1)57 W. 79ih Si.. Lo. Angele It. Old REEVES. FLOYD W- 1 514 F.rmon. Aw.. Inglevnanl 2. Old RP.HKOP, C. NEIL. 1441) Elaine Ave.. Norwalk. Cald. REII.LY. DIANE ELIZABETH 7.510 Dalton Avr- la.. Angele 47. Cald REINER. RICHARD C.. 240 E. Bon Si.. Long Beach 5. Old REISCHEl , DOROTHY V . 5965 Kenwav Ave- la . Angele 9. Olll. RETTHliRG. IOHN RUSSELL, 515) W 79th Si., law Angele 4). Calif REECE. I AMES. 02 Mile. Aw.. Huntington Park. Calif. REW. WAYN'P. V... 6520'; $. Vermont Ave , Lo, Angele 44. Oil,. REX. WALTER C 7510 S. Normandie Aw . law Angele 41. Cal.l REYNOLDS. HETTY LEE. 1 525 W. Si.. U Angele 47. Calif. REYNOLDS. IIM CLAYBORNE. 2522 W. Meh Se.. Inglewood 4. Cald REYNOLDS. IE HR A' MILTON. 7 12 4th Avr- Lo. Angele. 4), Calif. RIIYU. HAN YONG. 1)16 W 7Vh Si., law Angel,, 44. Old. RICE, KEN K. 116 am Dr.. Hwelwor Spr.ng,. Mo. RICE. SIIIKLA DOREEN. 64)1 7ih Aw.. law Angele 45. Cald. RICHARDSON. EVELYN. 1121 W. 79th Si.. Lo. Aagcle 4. Cal.l. RICHARDSON. JO ADEN. 1)71 W 79|k Si., la. Angele 44. Calif. RICHARDSON. WILLIAM L. 1506 W. 59ih Si- Lo. Angele. 47. Old. R1CHTMYER. JUDITH A. Campy. B 562. 1 121 W. 79 Se.. Lo. Angele. RICKS. IAMBS J'ORTER. 162 )W. 59rh PI , Lo. Angele 47. Cald RIETII. JOSEPH N.. 1101 S. Ramona Aw.. Hawihornc. Calil. RITTER. NANCY. I 119 S. Van IW.ro Ave.. Lo. Aogelc, 44. Calif. RIZZO. THOMAS G-. 2 4 N. laxoH St.. log'rwwHl I. Old. ROACH. LILLIAN MAE. 2045 W 99ih Se.. la.. Angele, 47. Old. ROBERSON. COY L.. 29 E. 94ih Si., law Angele 2. Old. ROBERSON. ROY LEE. 2220 N Wikmagtou Aw.. On.aeon 4. Cald ROBERTS. DAVID M . 7750 Victor.a Aw.. law Angele 45. Old. ROBERTS. DON I.. 7750 Rubidou, Dr.. Ind,.,. Old. ROBERTS. DON I... 1)21 W. I t Si.. Wilmington. Old, ROBERTS. IAMBS JEFFRIES. 7441 W. M.I Si . Lo. Angele 15. Cald ROBERTS. LESTER A.. Ompu H... 124. 1121 W. 79th Se.. la . Angele ROBERTS. MARILYN B . 7610 Victoria Aw . la.. Angele. 4). Cold. ROBINKTT. GERALDINE M- 6229 Cerrito, A ,.. Long Beach 5. Old. ROBINSON. DAVID J.. Campy, B w 427. 1121 W. 79|h Si. Lo, Angele ROBINSON. WI.XIK.752.5 S. NormanJ.e. Lo. Angele. 44. Calil. RODMAN. llEPEERSONl VIRGINIA. 12115 Braiy Si.. Norwalk. Old RODRIGUEZ. MARY ESTHER. 705 W. Mik Si., Lo. Angel,.. Cald ROE FRED A.. 66)1 Sail Lake Aw.. Bell. Calil. ROBLEN. I AY. ?5 2 S Normand-e .law Augele. 41 .Cabl. ROPEK. MASSOUD. 1251 W. 7 ih Si.. law Angele. 44. Old ROGERS. GENE. 19515 S Normandie. Gardena. Cald. ROTES SYDNEY O 7550'. S Normrodic. law Angele 44. Cald. ROLLINS. IAMP.S I'., 1145 I. -2nd PE. Lo Angele II. Old. ROM AN. CLARICE I , Camp... 1121 W. 79ih St., la., Aagcle 44. Old ROBEX RICHARD A . 55 6 Well.ngion RJ.. law Angele 5. Old ROSA, RITO I- W9 N. Wdlovrbtemk, Compton. Old. ROSE. IAMBS. 7 4 S Normaud.e. Lo Angele 44. Old ROSS. DORIS I- 1217 W. I09tb Se.. law Angele 41. Cald. ROYSE. LOIS ANN. IIM7 ll.ghdalc Si.. Norwalk. Old. RUBIN. SAMUEL. 4 1 W. Sfouroo Ave.. Lo. Angele 45. Cald RUDISII.L. CAROLYN. I 54? W. 95,h Si., law Angele. Old, RUGC- ROBERT P... 5 R.lh Si.. Saala Barbara. Cald RUHLOW. JERRY GUS. 925 N P.oealvpt«� . Inglewood 5. Cal.l RUNNING. BERNARD GEORGE, 15519 S. Wa.hingion. Complon. Old. RUSH ANN SIIIRLKNE. 5645 W hint Si., law Angele 44, Cald KIINNEI.I,. CHARLES A . 15512 l.neeo Sc,. Sepulveda. Old RUSSELL. JANE. I L.. Ompu . 1121 W. 79ih Si , law Angele 14. Old RYAN. MOIRA. 1241 W 7SlH Se., law Angele 44. Calil —S— SALE. STEPHEN EARL .5041 Cwinga I). . Lo. Angele 42. Cald SAMPSON. DAWN ANNE. 8071 4th A c. Inglewood 4. Old SAMPSON. MARVIN. 1551 W 79rh Si.. U. Angel.. 14. Old SANCHEZ, NHFTAIJ. 1115 W. 78lh Si.. la.. Angele 44. Cal.l SANDERS. MARCELLA E . 125 S Wilton PI taw Angele 17. Cald SANDERS. H AROLD. 1950 7. MOih, law Angelea. Old SANDQUIST. JANET A.. 9141 Ramona Blvd.. Riwemead. Cald. SAl'IITO. KATHERINE MARY. 14)2 E. 68ih Si- law Angele. Old. SATO. YO. Campy.. 1121 W. 79th Se.. Lo. Angele 44. Old. SATTERI.P.E. RICHARD E.. 1 02 Wet Blvd- law Angele iv Old. SAUNDERS. SUSAN ELLEN. 11 11 Bull Ave, Inglewood 4. Old SCHADEGC. KURT W . 7892'. S. Normandie Aw., law Augele. 44 SCHAEFER, HARRY D- 220) S. Frcmoni. Alhambra. Calif. SCHAEFER. WILLIAM P.. 5M W. 75th U� Aagclc. 14. Calil. SCHAUPP. KATHERINE I. . 10715 S. Dnbr Aw.. Lo. Angclc Cal.l. SCHKIDT. RICHARD. 12)0 Chadwick Dr.. Lo. Angclc 12. Cal.f SCHILLER. LAWRENCE. 5017 , S. Hoo«r Si., lx.. Angclc. Cal.l T'f AXTP.n, ALLAN T.. 924 W 10th Si., lx.. Angclc 7. Calll. SCHLATTER. JACK WAYNE. 24 W. K� ih .. Lo. Angelo 7. Calll SCIILHTER. LOIS E- 2517 W Hardy Si., Inglewood 4. Cal.f. SCHMEIDKR. ROBERT L. 21 25 8ouq.et Canyon Rdr . Saugu. Cal.I. SCHMOLL. HARRY ROBERT. Ill E. 75ih Si L... Aagclc I. Cal.l. SCHNEIDER. LESTER S . 1255 S. Sycaau.it Aw.. Ixo Angelo. Call.. SCHOEHINGER. EUGENE C. 605 Crot Dr.. Maahaliaa Brack. Calll. SCHOBPFUN. CHARLES D.. 1111 � rdr.ado Beach Blvd.. Torraacc. Cal. SCHUCK. SUSAN. Ml W Coldca Avc . Lo, Angelo 41. Calif. SCHWEIN. RICHARD A.. 1256 W. Mih Si., lx.. Angclc 44. Cal.L scorr. HILL I).. 7550! , S. Nornond.c Avc.. lx.. Angclc 44. Calll SCOTT. DARRELL. 16744 Cren.haw Blvd.. Torraacc. Calif. SCOTT. HAZEL M.. IIU Lac.lc Avc.. lx.. Angclc, 1 . Cal.l. SCOTT. ISABELLA. 1401 E. 122 Si.. Ix � Aagclc. 4 . Calif. SCOTT. (ROBERT) WAYNE. 1126 W. 7Sih Si,, lx.. Aagclc. 41, Cal.l. SEELEY. GENELUE MARIE. 1775 Moaicuh Dr.. Ix . Aagclc. 4). Cal.l. SEGEBRE. AUGUMO S- Campu,. 1121 W. 7 th Si.. Lo. Aagclc 44 SELP. |OAN. 7054 Ifw.ngrovc Dr.. Downey. Cal.l. SENTIMORE. GILBERT I... 0114 Pace Avc.. Lov A.gccl. 2. Cal.l. SERROS. ROBERT. 1026 W. 24th Si., lx.. Aagclc. Cal.l. SP.YB. RALPH PHILLIP. 1500 W. lied PL, Lov Aagclc 62. Cal.l SHAPER. SALLY ANN. 91.20 111. Avc.. Inglewood. Cal.l. SHAPIRO. I .SNORE. Campu. Bo. 405. 1121 W. 76th Si.. Lo. Aagclc SIIAW. ERNEST. 7515 S. Normandie A, .. Lo. Aagclc. 44. Cab! SIIEHI. KENNETH II.. 117 Haat Aw.. Soaih Gale. Cal.l SHERMAN. II. GRANT M.. 4440 W. 4 ih Sc.. Lo. Aagclc 41. Cal.1. SHIELDS. |AMES EDWARD. 554 Haa. Avc.. Lo. Aagclc 17. Cal.l. SHOKOUIL HOSSAIN. 2 W. 75ih Si.. Ixv. Aagclc 44. Calif. SIIUE. SID. 1006 W. I0 ih PI.. Lo. Aagclc. 44. Cal.l. SIE8ERT. RONALD. R . 600 E. Gar Held Avc.. Glendale. Calif. SIMMONS. MARJORIE MAE. 1044 E 60th PI.. Hant.natoa Park. Cal.l. SIMS. RAYMOND I.BO. 221 W. Latham Avc.. Hrmci. Calif. SIMS. ROBERT A.. 9106 , Bandeca St.. Lo. Aagclc. 2. Calif. SITTON. GARY WILLIAM. 950 4ih Avc.. Lo, Aagclc. 19, Cal.l SKAARliP. MARIAN K.. 1541 Bentley Avc.. Culver C.ly. Calll. SKERSICK. DAVE PETER, 15946 Gault Si.. Van Nay,. Cal.l. SKINNER. COURT H . Gampa, Boi 1. 1121 W. 7 th St.. Lo. Aagclc SLIGHT. SHIRLEY. A.. 2010 W. 2nd Sc.. Ixv. Aagclc 17. Cal.l. SMITH. CAROLE ANN. 1710 E. Cacon Si.. Long Beach 7. Cal.l. SMITH. GONNA BONITA. 022 G.hvon Si.. Lo. Aagclc 14. Cal.l. SMITH. GAINF.S BERNARD. 1557 Lo, Flore Aw.. Lynwood. Cal.l. SMITH. GWEN M., 210 Bancroft Aw.. San Leandro. Cal.l. SMITH. JERRY AUSTIN. 14502 Ccocdalc Sc., Nocwalli. Cal.l. SMITH. JESSE RAY. 1774 Colonial Avc.. Ix� , Aagclc 66. Cal.l SMITH. KING JAY. 105 N. Market Si.. Inglewood. Cal.l. SMITIL PATRICIA ANN. Campu,. 021 W. 7 ih Sc.. Lo. Aagclc 44 SMITH. RUTH H . I K W. 62ad S«.. Lo. Aagclc. 44. Calif. -M'TH. STU ART DALE. 911 65lh Si.. Inglewood 1. Calil. SMITH. XU 1 22 E I20ik Si.. Lo. Angclc 4 . Cal.l. SNYDER. MARIAN. 1014 W. 7 ih Sc.. Lo. Aagclc. Cal.l. SNYDER. VIRGINIA M . 1501 W. 64lh Si.. Ixv. Aagclc 47. Cal.l SONG. (AHN) IOO YOUNG. 1721 W. 52«d Si.. Lo. Aagclc 47. Cabl. SONG. DHP.N SOO. 1721 W 52ad Si.. Lot Angclc. 47. Cal.l SONG, CHANG JO. 1002 N. Edgemont. txw Angclc. Calif. SONG. ICK SOO. 1014 W. 76th Si.. Lo. Aagclc 14. Calif. SOPER. WILFRED W.. 71114, S. Normandie. Lo. Aagclc. Calil. SPEARS. CHARLES RAF. B. 467 E. 4 ih Si. Lo. Angclc II. Cal.l. STACKY. BETTY M.. 7552 S Normandie. Apt 2. Lo. Aagclc. 14. Cal.l STAFFORD. ROBERT I... 5505 Rcad.ng A� «.. Lo. Angclc. 44. Cal.l. STAHLS. CAROLYN P . Can.ru., 1121 W. 79th Si.. Lo. Angclc 14 STAHLS. MARILYN R- Campu.. 1121 V 79ih Si.. Lot Angclc 44 STALEY. JAMBS EDGAR 470 S. Belmont. Glendale. Calif. STANSBL. DOYLE J .. I Ml W. 79.h Si.. I.o, Angclc 14. Cal.l STAR BIRD. RUTH F... Ill S. Rimpau Blvd.. lx . Angclc 4. Calll. STEVBNS. DONNA JEAN. 6421 Nancy Si.. Lo. Angclc 44. Calll STEVENS. GILBERT. 1400 Tcicc Si.. SVaco. Ton. STEWARD. ROBERT M . 521 Via dc la Fas. Pacific Paloadc. Cal.l. STEWART. HUGH JAMBS. 5525 John Aw.. Lo. Angclc 2. CaW. STEWART. PHILIP C. 1541 Buck.ngham Rd- lx.. Angclc. I . Cal.l. ST GP.ORGE. JOHN GEORGE. 6024 Woodward Avc.. Maywood. Cal.l STII.ES. MATIEBELLE V.. 506 Belle Aye- Corona. Calll STI � P. HUGH JOSEPH. 5144 Newton Si . Torrance. Calil. fOKIlLY. TAMARA KIM. Campu., 1121 W. 79ih Si.. Ix.v Aagclc 44 STIRITZ, HARRY W„ 10225 Irwin Avc., Inglewood. Cal.l STOKES. QUIDA PAULINE. 111? B, 1140. Si.. Lo. Aagclc 5 . Cal.l. STONE. ROBERT CLAUDE. 1909 W. 50ih St . Lo. Angclc 47. Call. STORM. CLINTON LEROY. 4 42 Helioiropc txrclc. Maywood. Calll. STRAF.THER I’RED JOHN. 7019 Bonnallo Avc. Ix� . Angclc 44. Calll. STREETS. WILLIAM. 5920 Crocker. St.. Ix % Angclc 1. Cal.l STRIHICH. JOHN C.. 7575 S. Normand.r Avc., No. I. Lo, Angclc 44 SUN. JERRY A . 7550 S NormandieAvc.. Ixv Angclc. « . Calif SUNG. ALICE K,. 122 llawnkuct Dr.. Lo. Aogelr. in Cal.l SUTCII. MARIAN F . Camp... Bo. 410. 1121 W 7«lh Si., Lo. Angr o SWAFFORD. DONALD. 7562 S Nocm.nd.c Avc . Apt I. Lo. Angclc • W V - MAR! VN F. ARI.. 1410 W. I07lh Si.. Lo, Angclc 4v, jM. SWANCOAT. RICHARD. 661 E. Imperial Hwv.. lx.. Angclc 59. Cal.l SWANCOAT. RON. 66 IE. Iu.pcr.al Hwy.. Lo. Angclc. 59. Cal.l. SWEGLES. LA VERNE. 16012 S. Denker Aw.. Gardena. Cal.l. SWIFT. KEN K 1414 Dunn D«.. Lo Angclc 14. Cal.l-SWINFORD. KENNETH I . 7562’, S. Normandie Avc I.o. Angclc 44 —T— TACKETT. WILLIAM L.. 7510 S. Nnrm.nd.e. lx.. Aagclc 44. Cal.l TAK. SANG YOUNG. 2515 Klleodale PI,. Lo. Angclc. 7. Cal.l r KAY- . MASAMI. 7410 S. Haltdale Avc.. Ix.v Angclc. 47. Cal.l. TALIEH. MOSTAI’A. 1019 W 51.1 Sc.. Lo, Angclc 4 . Cal.l TALLEY. THOMAS N- 1404 W. 79lh Si.. Lo, Aagclc, 47. Cal.l TANAKA. TERRY TKRUYA. 1055 W 10th Si.. Ix« Aagclc. Cal.l TANG. YtlNN CHYI. 7646 Meato Aw.. Ixv. Aagclc 7. Calil. TARAS. MARION A.. 5141 S. Norwand.c. Apt 10. Ixv. Angclc Cal.l. -AT1I H,!R,,S. T- 9600 Baud Avc.. lx.. Aagclc 2. Calif. TAYLOR. BARBARA GENE. 11712 Bandera Avc., Lo. Angclc '9. Cal.l TAYLOR. DON LEDFORD. 4055 R.ebwnod. El Monlc. Calif. TAYI.OR. GEORGE. 110 Dewey Sc.. San D.ego. II Cal.l TAYLOR. JOSE G.. 752 S. Normand.r Avc.. Ixw Angclc. 44, Cal.l TAYI.OR. MACK. 1422 E. 27th Si.. Ixv. Angrlc. II. Cal.l. TAYLOR. ROBERT S.. 7544 S. Normandie Avc, Ixv. Angclc 44. Calll. TF.EPLE. DORIS IE AN. 415 W Hill.dale. Inglewood 1, Calif. TERRA. IRAN ARLENE. 1105 W. Mancholcr. Lo. Angclc 44, Cal.l. TERRISII. BARBARA LEE. 9117'. W. 75ch Si.. Ixv. Angclc 41, Calll. TERTP.LING. JOSEPH L. 1214 W. 75ch Si.. Ixv. Angclc 44. Cal.l THOMAS. AR1RO LEE. 719 E. 54th PI., lx., Aagclc. Calif. THOMAS. F.ARI. RAY. 917 Latch Apt. P. Inglewood I. Cal.l THOMAS. WAYNE E . 4505 Tw.mng Sired. Lo. Angrlc 12. Calll. THOMPSON. I ACME R- 410 S Puller Avc.. Ix.v Angclc 16. Cal.l. THOMSEN. WAYNE. 6211 Condon Aw, Ixv. Angclc 46. Calif. THYDEN. JAMES E.. 1441 W. 99ih St- Lo, Aagclc 47. Cal.l. TOBELMANN. S1EGLINDP. F... 1424 W. 92nd Sc.. Lo, Aagclc Calil. TODD. JACQUELYN. 5115 Wei Blvd.. lagl.wood 4. Cal.l TODD. ROBERT W.. 717 W. Mar.pova Aw- El Seguado. Cab! TOMLIN. ALTON B.. 1217 W. 7� ih St.. Lo. Angclc. Calif. TON. LAWRENCE I.. 5512 R.mpj. Blvd- Lo. Angclc 41. Calil. TRHSSLF.R. RAY RICHARD. 1054 L.ndhl.dc Si.. Calvcc Oty. Cal.l TRIBPKLNER. IANE. 5 4 Tclla.r Aw- Saa Valiev. Cal.l TRIMRIIR. STANLEY. Ill)) s. Ardaih Avc Inglewood, Cal.l. TRONCALE. ANTHONY P- 4151 Mandalay Dr- Lo. Angclc 6). Calll. TUKEY. LILLIAN. )I9 N. Gertruda. Redone!. Beach. Cal.l. TUNCJL. FRANCES V- 704 Juarci Si- W.ch.la Fall., Tea. TURNER. GLENDA B- 2111 Del Rrvu, Avc- San Bcrnard.no. Cal.l. TURNER. SAMUEL P... Campu. 8ox 494 .1121 W. 79ih Si.. Ix.. Aagclc. IIEDA. KAY. 6 M. Kaumaaa Dr- Il.lo. Hawaii. T.ll. ULMER. ROBERT M- !M7 W. 79th Sc- Lo. Aagclc 44, Cal.l. UNDERHILL. SARA. 7575’. S. Normaad.c Avc- Ix,. Angclc 44, Cal.l. IINGURZ. ROBERTO. 524 W 42nd Si- lx.. Angclc. Calll. UPTON EDNA kllMPE. 1750 Wei Blvd- Ix.v Angclc 16. Calil. —V— VALDEZ. CONRAD. 799 W. Itch Si- San Bcrnard.no. Cal.l. VAN DAALEN. JOANNE E- 6MI W 74rh Sc- Lo. Aagclc. 45, Cal.l. VANDERHOOP. JAMES H- (xap,,. 1121 W. 7 th St.. Ixv. Aagclc It VANDERSCHUIT. KIMBALL. 7550 S Nor-and.c Avc . L... Aagclc 14 VANDERSCHUIT. WARREN. 7570'. S Normaad.c Aw . Ixv, Angclc VANDERVEBR. ARTHUR E . 5714 Condon Aw- Lo. Angclc. 64. Cal.l. VANDERVEER. CAROLYN M.. 750) Halldalc. Lo. Aagclc. 47. Cal.l. VANDERVEER. DONALD G.. 4716 Co.don Aw.. Lo. Angclc. 46. Cal. VANDERVEER. NOLA LEE, 421 W. 64th PL. Inglewood I. Cal.f. VANDF.R WEIDE. SID HENRY. 9440 Maple Avc- Bellflower. Calil. VAN DYKE. NAUTALIEA. 1416 W. I))rd St- Hawthorne. Cal.f. VAN DYKE. SHERMAN K.. 1175 W. l th Sc- Lo. Aagclc 15. Cal.l. VANNICE. BEVERLY. 10)6 W. 4ih Si- Ixv. Aagclc. 14. Cal.l. VARCADOS. IRENE M- Campu. Bo, 17). 1121 W. 75 Sc- Ixv. Aagclc VARGO, CARL P. . 1501 Eim.rl.aa Si- Compton 2. Cal.lora.a VARGO. TOM ANDREW. 500 Loaula. El Seguado. Cal.l. VARNER. BETTY. )7� 1 Northland Dr.. Ixv. Angclc. 5. Cal.f. VAUGHN. JOHN W . 4 25 Crca.haw Blvd- Lo. Angclc 44. Cal.f. VHATCH. ROBERT WfllTFORD. 54 Ramcrc Sc- Camar.llo. Cal.f. VOGAN. PAUL ALAN. 2W E. Raymond Si- Comnion. Cal.f. VOGLF.R. DONA LEE. 760 Harruon. Oarcmoai. Cal.l. VOSNAKIDOU. TASSOULA. 60 Ven.ielou Si- Thcaloo.k.. Greece VOSYKA. PHYLLIS LOUISE, Campu,. 1121 W ,7 ih Si- Lo. Aagclc. —w— WALKER. DONALD, 11402 S. Sc. Andrew. PL. Ixv. Aagclc 47. Cal.l. WALKER. IANE C . Campu.. 1121 W. 7 ih Si.. Lo. Angclc 44. Cal.l. WALKER. KING SOLOMON. 15)1 E. 62nd PI- Lo. Angclc I. Cal.l WALLACE. CAROLE N- Campu.. 1121 W. 7 ih St- Lo. Angclc. 44 WALLAR. MARGARET. 12059 Morn.ng Avc- Downey, Cal.l. WARD. PAUL. 526 E. Century. Ixv. Angrlc. Cal.l. WARD, SHARON JOY. 7555 Scvollc Avc- lluni.ngion Park Cal.f. WARD. WILLIAM DOUGLAS. 10)9 W 51M Sc.. Ixv. Angclc 44. Cal.l. WARE (SHELTENIIAMI CLARA. 7556 S. Normaad.c Avc- Lo. Aagclc WARREN. CLIPTON R- 25)7 P.ackard Avc . Redoodo Beach. Cal.l. WARREN. MAIEAN. 15)1 W. I22ad Si.. Gardena. Cal.f. WASHINGTON. MEI.VA J- Cup.. Bo, 454. 1121 W. 79ih St.. I. A WATSON. FRANK IA.ME. 1207 E. 69rh Si- I.o, Aagclc I. Cal.f, WATSON. IOANNK. Campu. Bo, 244. M2I W 79ih Si.. Lo. Angclc, WATSON. IUDIIH LAUREL. 51)9 V.clor.a Aw- Ix.. vVagde. 4). Cal.f. WEAVER. HOMER ELZIE. 7522 Normaad.c Avc.. Lo. Aagclc. Cal.l. WEBER. ANNT.t.ORE. 15540 S. Figueroa, Gardena. Cal.l, WEBKING. EDWIN WILLIAM. 544V. S. IrJ Avc. .Inglewood 2. Cal.l. WE HR IOHN THRRENO'.. 616 w. III.. St- Lo. Angclc 44. Cal.l. WEIZER. LESTER ALLEN. 411 E. Regent. Inglewood. Cal.l. WELCH. SHELDON DELANO 625 S. Eav. Si., Aaafccm. Ol.l WENDT DALE WILLIAM. 4506 Green Meadow, Av,.. Torraacc. Calil. WEST. CAROL N- 7514 S. Normandie. Apl. I. 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