Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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Melton, Burbank BOARD OF Robert L. Baker, Castro Valley George Beal, Glendale Iris N. Bohannon, Van Nuys Harold Buchi, Nashville, Tennessee Dean Carlton, Redlands Joe I. Chitwood, Denver, Colorado Marlin Christensen Sr., Los Angeles Clarence A. Darnell, Hollywood Roy Dial, Long Beach Chester T. Elford, Rivera Austin Ellmore, Saratoga W. M. Green, Berkeley John E. Kirk, Topeka, Kansas Scott Lee, Santa Ana Maury Lewis, Compton Archie W. Luper, Ventura William E. Marshall, Ontario Carl E. Nall, Los Angeles Lloyd D. Nelson, Pasadena George Pepperdine, Los Angeles Helen Pepperdine, Los Angeles Clarence Shattuck, Glendale Lee 0. Sparks, LalVlesa Earl Warford, Bakersfield COUNSELLORS Lester E. Nichols, Palmdale Bertram L. Magee, Chowchilla Riley Marquis Sr., Montebello Jack Perry, Englewood, Colorado Douglas N. Qualls, Denver, Colorado T. A. Rogers, Lubbock, Texas Sidney R. Roys, Seattle, Washington James H. Sewell, Santa Ana B. F. Sisk, Fresno Ray L. Starling, Miami, Florida George S. Trice, San Francisco Estey Turner, Arcadia Oslyn White, Cameron, Texas W. H. Williams, Beverly Hills Cliff Winters, Campbell Nile E. Yearwood, Nashville, Tennessee John G. Young, Dallas, Texas Howard Youree, Nashville, Tennessee Alvi11 Zwerneman, Houston, Texas PRESIDENTS COUNCIL J. L. Atwood, North American Aviation Pat Boone, Entertainer Walter' M. Briggs, Walt's Auto Parks Horace Brower, Occidental Life Insurance S. B. Burnham, Union Bank 81 Trust Co. La Motte T. Chou, Kay Lala D. W. Darnell, Flour Corporation Clinton Davidson, Fiduciary Counsel, Inc. Donald Douglas Jr., Douglas Aircraft Co. Fred J. Early Jr., Fred J. Early Jr. Co. Bryant Essick, Essick Manufacturing Co. Leonard K. Firestone, Firestone Tire Co. Charles R. Fleishman, A. J. Bayer Co. John D. Fredericks, Pacific Clay Products David G. Gordon, Gordon Construction Co. George Hawley, So. California Edison Co. Paul. Helms Jr., Helms Bakeries Sidney Hoedmaker, Hody's Restaurants J. Frank Holt, Arden Farms Company Preston Hotchkis, F ounder's Insurance Co. S. Everett Hunkin, Hunkin-Conkey Construction Fritz I'luntsonger, Ventura Tool Co. Gerald M. Jennings, Everest 81 Jennings, Inc. Edgar F. Kaiser, Kaiser Industries Corp. W. E. Kier, W. E. Kier Construction Co. G. E. Kinsey, Real Estate Investments J. Fred Landers, The Southwestern Co. D. B. Lewis, Dr. Ross Dog 81 Cat Food Co. Charles Luckman, Charles Luckman Associates P. S. Magruder, General Petroleum Corp. Dr. Dan McEachern, General Construction Carl P. Miller, Wall Street Journal Robert Mitchell, Consolidated Rock Emerson B. Morgan, L. A. Stock Exchange H. W. Morrison, Knudsen-Morrison Co. Clint W. Murchison Jr., Tecon Corp. Oscar C. Palmer, Palmer Industries Edwin W. Pauley, Edwin W. Pauley 81 Associates Louis Perini, Perini Corp. R. WfPu1len, Public Savings Insurance Peter J. Ratican, Ratican Hardware A. Lee Read, Ross Meeham Foundries Irving Salomon, Retired Industrialist George A. Scott, Walker-Scott Co. Charles W. Smith, Secu1'ity-First National J. I-I. Smith, 7-Up Bottling Co. R. E. Smith, Oil Operator Dorsey Straitiff, Rocky Mountain Drilling George Tauhman, Denio, Hart, Taulaman Walter Trepte, Trepte Construction Co. Alton C. Watson, Western Maintenance Co. W. A. White, Huggins-Young Coffee Co. Randy Wood, Dot Records, Inc. THE PRE SIDE DR. M. NORVEL YOUNG George Peabody College Dr. Young at work. Dedicated to his important role as President of Pepperdine, Dr. M. Norvel Young is a study of a man of character devoted to principle, a college chief executive of ability and prodigious energy. Few who come to know him fail to mark him as a man of direction, one who knows his goals and those of the institution he serves. Dr. Young at home with daughters Sara and Marilyn. 5- . DR. J. P. SANDERS University of Southern California Dr. Sanders cou nseli ng. A small, liberal arts college requires of its dean a unique blend of character: exacting scholarship laced with student understanding, the dignity of a don mitigated by familiar warmth in everyday campus affairs, In Dean J. P. Sanders, Pepperdine's prescription is hand- somely filled. Dr Sanders at home with his wife Helen. OWEN T. SHIPP, M.S. ROBERT E. DAVIDSON, M.Ed. North Texas State College Texas ASIM Vice President of Dean of Students Development LUDENE SLATTON, B.A. J. C. MOORE, JR., B.A. VANCE. CARRUTH, B-A- Harding College Vanderbilt University PffPPe1'dme Couffge Registrar Controller Dlrector of Admissions BOB WALKER, B.S. GARY MOORE, M.A. Texas A8zM University of Missouri Assistant for Development Director Of Publicity HUBERT DERRICK, M.A.' HAROLD HOLLAND, M.S. WILLIAM L. ALLEN, M.D Baylor University Columbia University University of Louisville Freshman Counselor Librarian Director of Student Health FRANCES WALTERS President's Office LOUISE ARNOLD LALIA WARREN Dean's Office Dean of Students' Office D INISTRATI E SECRETARIES CINDY THORP Development Office Hlii 5 . . X-H A , fa ,. 1 , I l HM l ' MA. , 1 r U X I 1 . E. N. BAILEY JENNIE FREE Director of Placement School Nurse 1-,M E!-,,wHy.., i Llu 'f 1. 1 -5 'ff IW,..,,.1 mqqwln 55 as-L E Fu , A W TTESJF 4151: 21 55 11, ':'1 1'x,'1h' -WEN WMM. ,W ,wg f. .QQ sg- . f ,,f..1:, , . xx W inf:-V 552 - If W wqmxnl x Xxx A L-.guamm .F :fha J wum ' ' rg , gf ,I-45 A. ww ra jlmaw fs! 7 , A !1rf1Q.Efg31'1 ,mw , '- ,,Us'. gf gag ' '-Ei' ,E M '-11'-S172 ff uw 25: V is X. x livaggkj- ' ,,,,!a?q.1 ,I ' 3 1.71. 'eulg y L2 3 4 Vi' sr 5:1575 'iff-' ,?'f1-1451, -:Fe ,A, .,, ,X ., , j-:--.:f X--it f,,,, fa' rv' f5i 'f'f',,!, if 4 4 xg, f Sf I F L' as ff'L,i'uw1i'? E' -' '-M E :iw T wi L ' fl' Q f x, . 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The freshmen are still wearing their little green beanies. This problem is soon solved as the whole school, students and faculty, take time out for the All-School Picnic. Here, the freshmen battle the sopho- mores in a tug-of-war to prove themselves worthy of tossing away their headwear. The affair is- held at Brookside Park in Pasadena and is highlighted by the annual student-faculty baseball game. FINALLY . . A STUDE T :All Casual group singing is enjoyed by this feminine chorus. u ar s rt The freshmen battle the sopho Ump Ashby YBHS, Push-ball is a popl po ' U , with the students although it mores in the annual tug-of-war. yer out! in the sometimes gets pretty rough. denbfacuhy ba game. COLLEGE LIFE After Chapel . . . the leisure hour. Should I cat the pencil? Doesn't taste too had. :SNOW I SUPPOSC 1,11 get ifldi' gestion! Important decisions? . . . Linda Fagette, Stan Berman, Beth Parks, and Barbara Beebe. PEP- SPIRIT M Stan Hall .loan McGee Bonnie Wilhite 5 Q I M Beverly Muller 5, Hasty Arnold 5 . Ron Keppler Stan Ellis Judy Watson -P+ ' Beth Parks-Song Queen f ' 3 ' N wen Hefner and Kathy Miller-Alternates 1 'J ' x S , -Q. 4 1-rug, ,X E-'H' ' A. ,Q LD W f ' 1.7 -.'. . X V I I. uf.,- . - -'-- in i ' XS' vi' '- ldaid, . ,fffr -.J ,-Mr ,Q ff, .-' tl ,V J'-',.-S 3 Lovely Lorraine Hill was named Homecoming Queen, and reigned over the Week's many activities. Princess Jackie Todd Princess Beth Parks H0 EC M NG 1958 ..R'-' Football Co-captains John Yoxsimer and .lim Eck- mann crown Lorraine Hill as 1958-59 Homecoming, Queen. Princess Sandy Blomquist Princess Isabel Funaro The Homecoming Show featured the United States Army Air Force Band from Wash- ington, D. C. The Singing Sergeantsn provided enjoyable harmony for the Homecoming Show audience. Queen Lorraine and Court present John Yoxsimer with the Most Inspirational Player award at the Football Banquet. The Coronation of Queen Lorraine Hill and Princesses Isabel Funaro, Sandy Blomquist, Jackie Todd, and Beth Parks. The Chorus provided this old car for students to hammer on at the All-School Carnival. MY U' Q EZ: g-91-rg 'F v Z 1 S 1 T011 the Sidewalks of New Y01'k Pm just wild about Harry sings the 15 the 506116 of the Beta-Zeta Zeta chorus line to a capacity audience. fifth quarter after the football game. Homecoming Committee Chairmen Dick Mill and Gerry Carlton filled a whole week full of activities for Queen Lorraine and her Court, students, and alumni. With the assistance of Oly Tegner and the Alumni Association, the United States Army Air Force Band was obtained for the Homecoming Show. Students and guests attended a banquet in the gym honoring the football team. The All-School Carnival was sponsored by I.C.C. and featured booths run by the professional and social clubs. The homecoming football game with the Univer- sity of San Diego was cold and windy but that didn't seem to bother the Queen and her Court as they waved to the crowd from their Beta Corvettes. The week of festivities was concluded with the annual Beta-Zeta fifth quarter in the gym based on the Roaring Twentiesv theme. nn. 't vital J- ,1- , sa: ' . w ,f .I 'Q n +1 M Lid Bill Hines proves himself quite agile when behind the wire in the Sub-T egg throw. Wet water and cold night air make this little lady lgopi for poor pitching in the Beachcomber Dunk an . Pepperdine's answer to Helen Kane, the hoop-oop-a-do girl of the thirties, Noel Stone. 1. NO off The Kappa-Sub-T fifth quarter featuring the music from West Pacific. FIFTH QUARTERS Joan McGee sings at the Phi Sophie Tucker as portrayed by Beta fifth quarter. Kathy Miller in the Beta-Zeta -i fifth quarter. IFTH QUARTER COMMITTEE: Beth Parks, Carol Butler, Anita Fahey, Judy atson, Louise Dryer, Kathy Miller, Doris Longmead, Chairman, Bill Bartell, harles Powell, Hasty Arnold, Clayton Tave, Doug Jones, and Carl Lusk. Gay festivities are almost a monthly occurrence. The Kappas and Beachcombers work at Don Keesler's service station to aid the pool fund. ALL-SCHOOL ACTI ITIES The all-school activities sponsored by the college are many and varied. Homecoming Welcomes returning alumni and features the election of a queen and princesses, the homecoming show, rally, and finally the big game. Everyone takes the day off for fun and frolic at the all-school picnic held at Brookside Park in Pasadena. The tug-of-war between the freshmen and sophomores decides the wearing of the green beanies. A hello to the right person can Win you a fine prize during the Alpha Gamma Hello Week. The spirit and food of other countries prevails at the annual Smorgasbord and Melting Pot Banquets. Frick and Frack are on display at the faculty-student basketball game. Some of these profs still play a pretty fair game of ball, despite their old age. Students and faculty alike don their western duds for Western Day as the Old West comes alive again. Spring Sing is one of the most remembered and enjoyed activities of the school year as the members of the social clubs gather to blend their Voices. Marilyn and Baxter Halls get a thorough cleaning for Open House as the public gets a first-hand look at dormitory life. All-school Luau is the cry as the campus departs for the beach to partake of Hawaiian food and setting. One of the most cultural and professional events of the year is the student sponsored and student directed Musical. This year's presentation was '4The King and I and demonstrated some of the outstanding talent to be found on our campus. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: LoRee Jordan, Sharon Shattuck, Llona Elford, Chairmang Carol Huff, Melinda Davis, Linda Athey, Diane Kopan, Norma Wade, Bob Pratt, .Terry Jordan, Doug J ones, and Charlotte Crowell. Concert in Jazz was presented by the Freshman class an the Pep Band. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn welcomes TV's Rifleman, Chuck Connors. ESTER DAY Western Day started off with a pit-cooked side of beef barbecue served by our western friends of the Prophet Company. Entertainment during the meal was provided by members of several of the social clubs and was high- lighted by the arrival of Supervisor Kenneth Hahn and our western guest of the day, TV's Rifleman, Chuck Connors. The tug-of-war was won by the Junior Class and the donkey races were won by anyone who could get the critters to move in the right direction. The day's activities were concluded with the dunking of any available co-eds and a very resistant Dean of Stu- dents in dolores! Four wet Westerners-Joyce Kitzmiller, Gwen Hefner, Chernyl Roberts, and Beth Parks. First place winners of Zeta Kappa as they sing the songs of Irving Berlin. SPRING SING This year Pepperdine's Alpha Zeta Chapter of Phi Beta presented its seventh annual Spring Sing to provide a scholarship for a handi- capped child to attend the Psychology-Speech Clinic. Spring Sing of 1959 featured songs from Tin Pan Alley as its theme. The members of Zeta Kappa sang and danced their way into first place with the help of the age-old favorites of Irving Berlin. The Tri Phiis, featuring Jim Collier's soloing, earned a second place berth with the music of Harry Belafonte. The hand-clapping minstrel singing of Stephen Foster won a third place victory for the Fraters of Phi Sigma Alpha. A new addition to Spring Sing by Phi Beta this year was the selection of Freddie Fraternity and Susie Sorority by the members of the social clubs. This year's winners were Joan McGee and John Katch. The show was under the direction of Jackie Todd and Doris Longmead. Second place-Tri Phi Third placwFraters PHI BETA: Doris Longmead, Jackie Todd, Irene Varcados .ludy Watson, Glenda Turner, LoRee Jordan, Eleanor Myers Erelyene Lewis and Kathy Miller. 1' A fi -K.: ie K' and 7 ef-1-Il Q App' If Q 441' Y 'S 5 0 Us Q P 1 D va 'tw is ' E 1 Ihr-lmursofnniki-upIn-for-1-1 'urlalin linu-. THE KING AND I This year's Spring Musical production of The King and Ii' continued the tradition of excellence in the dramatic arts. Under the direction of Mr. Lewis Fulks, the cast of young and old ahly presented an enter- taining version of the Rodgers and l'lammerstein play. Heading the cast were Doug Kruschke and Sunny Smith. Assisting Mr. l7ulks were Gaylord Browne, Musical Director, and Richard Palm, Choral Director. In-ne Varcados . . . old dependable. Bud Jones relaxes with a friend during intermission. A fi: -'wyfw 9. , , , , ,W ., X , Z. we - sf L tx M, , ui- :LL .::,Y.. 3.514 The Kralahome accuses Anna of trying to change the King. The death of the King brings an out- standing dramatic performance from Doug Kruschke, Sunny Smith, Darrell Mathews, Sue Dijerlando, and Matt Young. iw PQ Fr Ns Ii f 'n h l s B - STUDENT BODY STUDENT BODY OFFICERS This year, under the able leadership of President .lohn Rettberg and his cabinet, the student body has had one of its most successful years. Spirit was given a terrific boost by the formation of the Pep Band. The football question was settled for another year as students and administration studied the subject. School spirit remained high the entire year and many different activities were presented for the student body. JOHN RETTBERG-Student Body President h . BERNARDO GARCIA-vice President 1' ir' li? -o gf Ani? PAT LANE-Secretary ELDON GOTTSCHALK-Treasurer Q 1 - .W f - -2 Anna and her son sail into Siam from England. The King attempts to understand Christianity by reading the Bible. The King offers a prayer for Anna to Buddha. Doug Kruschke and Sunny Smith gave excellent performances as the King and Anna. Anna instructs the children of the King. Q 0 li Bernardo Garcia, John Rettherg, Pat Lane Cherryl Roberts, Bruce Fortine, Jim Mayumi, Darell Phillips, Juanita Culp, Nancy Pierce, Leonardo Marmol, Hanna Tarazi, Gerry Carlton, Don Booker, Brenda Smith, Elton Pamplin, Hasty Arnold, Kathy Miller, Rich Cantrell, Bill Bai-tell, Don Roberts, Jim Vanderhoof, Bryan Watson, Ann Harding, Pat Craigan, Diane Kopan, Llona Elford, Jess Armas and Alton Temlin. STUDENT BOARD Board IS the governinb body of the students, for the students, by the students. It is composed of the elected officers of the body and classes, committee chairmen, publications editors, and of the dormitories. The Board meeting is presided over President John Rettberg every Wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. the workings of the student body are discussed and acted upon. aculty Advisor to the Board is Bob Davidson, Dean of Students. 1 , V - Kathy Miller and Hasty Arnold discuss new business. ,,,,,,,.u.14n:-ni I Ci-2 i n , :il 4 A it w ii' ERELYNE LEWIS-Vice President , 1 , , M E L 1, V ? Q I' SUNNY SMITH--Secret ary BRENDA SMITH-Treasurer 8ELTON PAMPLIN-Representative DON BOOKER-President FRESI-IMAN CLASS The Freshman Class presented a stiff challenge to the other classes as far as activities and spirit were concerned. They participated in playnites and Fifth Quarters and sponsored a Jazz Concert featuring five big bands and many individual artists. SGPHO ORE CLASS The Sophomore Class put the Freshmen through a tough first week of wearing the green beanies but the Frosh came out strong in the tug-of-war. The Class then devoted its time to the swimming pool project. 1-,e L: - .- Q X 3 y-1, V L ag :re wf - l il-ggi cgi' ,. , , , , .,. Q2 wefggg' ...J PAT CRACIN-Vice President ANN HARDING--Treasurer BRYAN WATSON-President JOAN MCGEE-Secretary ,,,, .M DIANE KOPAN-Representative ' Ulf agu Hx, 4:1 aa. BILL BARTELL-President HAROLD CRUMLEY-Treasurer JIM ARKES-Representative - Ve,-51 W., ll. RICH CANTRELL-Vice President KATHY MILLER-Secretary UNIOR CLASS The yearly project of the Junior Class is the Junior-Senior Banquet. This year, the banquet was held at the Marine- land Restaurant. Councilman Gordon Hahn was the guest speaker of the evening. Senior students honored at the affair were: John Rettberg, Doris Longmead, Bruce Fortine, Nola Kreutz, Bill Hines, and Irene Varcados. BOB WRIGHT-Vice President 1, A CAROLE SMITH-Secretary SENIOR CLASS The Senior Class was kept busy in its preparation for graduation. Classes, requirements, and grades were all checked and then the class met before the final trip to the stage to receive the diploma. The class chose Dr. Rufus von Klein Smid as its Commencement speaker. 145 sl Y l? tim' se v I Q :, ,Q : V: ? ?1i'tfu- V-- l . ee E' lu.nFea..4..i'.' ...MS .wc -mf CE J IM VANDERHOOF-President , J. Y- DON ROBERTS-Treasurer l LIMEY KRUMINS-Representative -.- ,. F rfwii--L ' 7 ' -'ig - '::r.-- ff. Ts -DHXIDG HRLL Linda Athey, Bonnie Wilhite, Gwen Hefner, Kathy Miller, Barbara Beebe, John Salatich, Stan Ellis, Craig Campbell, Hasty Amold, Ron Keppler, and Tom Hammack. Dick Mill, Gerry Carlton, Jerry Jordan and Barbara Beebe. RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE The Religious Life Committee is in charge of Chapel services, Hymn Sing, and dorm devotionals. Jess Armas is chairman and leads the largest committee on campus. Jess Armas, Judy Beckett, Mona Armas, Joyce Melville, Pat Thomas, Marilyn Stahley, Grant Clark, Herman Whitfield, Phillip Wall, Dean Dennis, Larry Beckett, Sunny Smith, Gary Workman, Don Booker, Sue Huff, Essien Essien, Rosalie Rook, Bob Waldren, Carol Huff, Darlene Adam, Don Lutzenberg, Paul Woods, Jerry Jordan, Walter Fennel, Ted Bolt, J im Taylor. RALLY COMMITTEE The Rally Committee, headed by Hasty Arnold, has the task of building school spirit and interest in our athletic events. The formation of the Pep Band was one of the most significant spirit builders in recent Pep history. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE The events of Homecoming Week were planned by Dick Mill and Gerry Carlton and their committee. The Carnival was a gala affair featuring games and prizes. The Homecoming Show presented the Air Force Band. The Homecoming Game pre- sented the University of San Diego . . . Juanita Culp, Elvira Dowling, Jeanne Gerkin, Bernardo Garcia, Phyllis Absalom, Joyce Reaux, Barbara Folger. ACADEMIC LIFE Academic Life Committee is interested in strengthening the between the student and learning. The Committee is the direction of Leonardo Marmol and works to promote X ,' between student and faculty. iin. Renner, -Kathy Hughes, Regis Stevens, and Beverly FINE ARTS The Fine Arts Committee, headed by Juanita Culp, worked closely with the administration in presenting this year's Forum Arts events. A full schedule of events was planned by the committee for students interested in the arts. Bernardo Garcia, Stanley Zecha, Ann Callahan, Elsis WiHiams, Max Hidalgo, and Leonardo Marmol. CAMPUS BEAUTIFICATION The Campus Beautification Committee works with the Art De- partment and the Building and Grounds Office to keep our campus one of the scenic spots of Southern California. 43 Co-Editor Jim Mayumi Norma Wade, Society Editor, interviews John Rettberg. :il Co-Editor Darell Philips advises Reporter Bob Alesi. THE GRAPHIC The student newspaper, S'The Graphic, continued in its efforts t present the students with a complete, concise, and accurate accoun of the activities of the college. Co-Editors ,lim Mayurni and Darel Philips were assisted by Norma Wade, Doris Longmead, Dick Mil and Bill Nash in the other editorial positions. Cary Moore is th faculty sponsor. M, I-7 1 l F Greg Logan appears to be engrossed in a hot story . . . or is he asleep? Reporters Tony Famiano and Beverly Muller. I Feature Editor Doris Longmead. Business Manager Dick Mill. p I ,f3 ?'? ' aw - Y - 12414 gy. . -.W , use , , Hit? ig BRUCE FORTINE Editor Say, that does sound kind of good! The Promenade is composed of the talents of a great many people. Many long hours have been spent and a great deal of midnight oil has been burned drawing layouts, printing pictures, and writing copy for the book, Time to make photo assignments, time to contact people, and time to draw pictures . . . it all takes time. The staff has endeavored to pictorially describe the events of the year 1959. CHERRYL ROBERTS Assistant Editor Work, work, work ! Wonder what I can say about him . . . '1 is 1. 1. I, 1. '. L l. 'L' ...L J-.Q Q Ron Kcpplcr, Rich Cantrell, and Jimmy Mayumi relax between studies. nm v -M.-. X f 1 'f lo- ? .- ,Xie ., NT Q .'. 'wi .lv-'Y' Jim Marlin and Aaron Johnson wash . . .? BAXTER HALL --1, - J-5, - -11? tw- -1 , , v , R - zi ' 1 .U 5. wi. .Q I . Head Resident Bob Davidson and his assistant, Bruce Fortine. Fred Babakhanian and Kenan Smith sample California sunshine. 1 -o --Y . Baxter Hall, residence for men, houses 118 men. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS The task of planning social activities for all women students falls into the hands of the Associated Women Students Council. Jeanne Nishizaki presided over the council which sponsored a luncheon-fashion show in the fall for all new women students as part of the orientation program. In the spring, the Mother- Daughter Banquet was held. The biggest event of the year was Orchid Day which brought prospective women students from neighboring high schools for a visit of the campus. The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet sponsored by the A.W.S. DEPARTMENTS .-V ,X 'x 5' N x X xx-X f-iaith K. BOB CARR Sports Editor DON WOODSON Art Editor BRIAN THOMPSON Photo Editor BILL NASH Photographer aio Q -1 ,. .1 -m m Q: 3 m NADE TOM BARFIELD Ro 1 gl! I? A sy h A Photographer An old friend interrupts study. Another old friend interrupts study. Dorm officers Nancy Pierce, Kathy Miller, and Gladys Karakawa talk with Mrs. Mary Hall. Might as well get a tan while studying. MARILYN HALL Marilyn Hall . . . a home away from home. EUGENE WHITE, M.A. University of Southern California ALPHA RHO TAU ART The art department strives to make art more meaningful in the lives of all the students. With this in mind, courses are offered for the non-major who wishes to enrich his life with a fuller under- standing of art. Emphasis is placed on the broader significance of art, rather than restricting study to the field of drawing and paint- ing. The department also arranges exhibits, film showings, lectures and field trips through the year to help introduce students to the art of this community. An active Art Club takes the lead in many of these activities. ALICE BRANNIN Fullerton, California -- Pat Books, Alice Brannin, Pat Thomas, Linda Leslie, and Edward Chan. 3 I 1 , fs N S inf H. , in ' BIOLOGY The biology department provides non-science majors with an introduction to scientific biological procedures and majors with the necessary requirements for graduation. The faculty prepares its students for entrance to all the professional schools requiring biological background. For students preparing to teach natural science in elementary and secondary schools there are courses which teach how to instill an appreciation for science in their future pupils. For those wishing to further their education there is a complete graduate program. RUTH ESSIG, M.A. Columbia University HOWARD STIEN, M.Ed. Macalester College J V 3 Wu aff f -f--- gm- A. - K. Us stuff .- 5. .M ts. A .352 1 , ,, Yami , ,1 Y nm PAUL I-IIGHBY, Ph.D. University of Minnesota GRETCHEN SIBLEY, M.A. University of Southern California DEWEY ANDERSON ROBERT HENDERSON Gardena, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. NORMAN RIED HAROLD HAMILTON Inglewood, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. SENIORS TOM VARGO E1 Segundo, Cal. H1 , -M ,M QQ 1: ,, 1: , I My i m as Z A O 56 General Biology students study the internal anatomy of the perch S GMA BET S GMA Marrilyn Plummer, Jean Widmark, Frances Arujo, Harry Tom, Paul La Fond, Tom Vargo, John Holmes Roberto Unguez, and Mike Bako. Sigma Beta Sigma, the Society of Biological Sciences, was formed in the spring semester of 1957 to encourage interest in the Bio- logical Sciences, promote fellowship among the majors and minors in the department, and contribute to the educational development of its members. The group participates in seminars in geology and paleontology and field trips initiating students in the art of fossil gathering. Along with the other science clubs, it co-sponsored the All-Science Banquet. Isl' L' Lvr. ju I Apr K X 1 ' . J -.B 4 -, -vm sr ,, wHT'1 v.,,..fA ,J , - ' M- - N . ,J wx-..,,,,,, m , Q f f Eiga, ' ww, 3 - w A ,O J 'A 1 . - , , U 1 I Q N J U 0 N U . 58 . rw. ' , 'hiv' U. ,limba ' 'hy .', g 'J USINESS The functions of the business department are many. The course in accounting is designed to lead the student toward the profession of public accounting. Business Education pre- pares the student for teaching. Courses in economics are de- signed to acquaint the student with the development and nature of the economic systems, their organization and functions. General business administration offers special areas of interest in advertising, management, marketing, personnel administra- tion, or salesmanship. Secretarial management seeks to pre- pare persons to assume positions of responsibility as stenog- raphers or secretaries. By the Placement Serviceis arranging interviews with leading businesses throughout the area, each student is presented with opportunities best suited to his talents and education. i l l 1 1 l i 3 E. N. BAILEY, M.A. George Peabody College PATTIE JO F ENN, M.A. George Peabody College A jx p an ti 15. me Z Lutz, fs: sttsi a W .. g: 2 J. D. FENN, M.A. Vanderbilt University Zn. Q l l . fa fpv--. ROBERT CAMPBELL, B.A. University of Wisconsin as AARON H. BERGEN, Ed.D ' University of Denver H, JAMES C. DIXON, lVI.Ed. George Peabody College GEORGIA ALEVIZOS ANDREW BREKSA SUE CROTHERS LAURA DOBY Los Angeles, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. Gardena, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. SENIORS BRUCE FORTINE MILTON FRUGOLI Newhall, Cal. Inglewood, Cal. DOUG GORDON ELDON GOTTSCHALK GORDON HERTEL HEUNG .IOO KIM L05 Angglesq Cal, Los Angeles, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. KOREA f----if - - - -f - H , -If-wa iff f' 'sgzf 'Q-my ' Jfif' 1 'fi' T' ' 'T ':, A N If A A W an W sw 5 gi 5 1 DOUG KINDRED CARL KUNDIVIAN YOUNG LEW DICK MILL Tacoma, Washington Racine, Wisconsin Korea Los Angel6S, Cal- l I l JANET LLOYD KEN MUELLER TED PORTER JOHN RETTBERG Honolulu, Hawaii Huntington Park, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. STAN ELLIS 'DON ROBERTS BERNARD RUNNING LEE ROBINSON Redondo Beach, Cal. Indio, Cal. Compton, Cal. Hawthorne, Cal. ' F A' 'if' .Nw l . 555- WEN,-Wim if-., W my H -1 COURT SKINNER HARRY STIRITZ RICHARD SWANCOAT SHERMAN VAN DYKE Needles, Cal. Inglewood, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. gl 'T 'w. Z '- - 5.5 A may-X3 'U lu, RAYMOND WALKER SUE WALTERS Los An eles Cal San Bernardmo Cal 'S Qw- GLEN WESTPHALEN ROBERT WRIGHT Los Angeles, Cal. LOS Angeles, Cal- b PHI CHI THET I TQ? Phi Chi Theta is the Na- tional W0mCll,S Commerce .... Fraternity. Pepperdineis Chapter is Alpha Kappa and is limited to women major- ing in business. This year's president is Ineta Roman and the sponsor is Mrs. Pattie Jo Fenn. 'U-155,31 .lan Lloyd, Rita Adams, Laura Dohy, Susanna Lee, June Rogers, Jo Anne Dyson, Weinonnae Wilder, Georgia Alevizos, Ineta Roman, Presidentg Sue Walters, Anita Grubenhoff, and Mrs. Pattie Jo Fenn, Sponsor. PHI LPHA CHI hi Alpha Chi is a co-educational pre-professional fra- ernity of accounting majors. Purposes of the club are o promote and create interest in the profession of ac- ounting, broaden the outlook of the accounting student, urther the individual welfare of its members, and stim- J late cooperation between the members, college, and ommunity. N ,,,,, . is iw' S l Sherman Van Dyke, Bernard Running, President, Ellen Boros, Barrie 1:-Ihschgr, Charles Franklin, Harry Stiritz, Andrew Breksa, Morris ern on. RTE BF .J mv Q Qi fi . 'wi I ' a .' 21 9 fa, Ex AIU 4753. its V , ,L Wu Mn, L EEE-Y is CHEMISTRY J. F RANK SMITH, M.A. University of Iowa The offering of the chemistry department is organized to satisfy four important needs. The student majoring in chemistry is required to take courses patterned after the recommendations of the American Chemical Society leading to his degree. The chemistry minor is offered a choice of several courses to co-ordinate better his minor field with his major field. The pre-professional student is offered all the chemistry necessary for ad- mittance to any professional school. The non-science student is given a cultural appreciation and broad knowl- edge of the chemical world. LOYD D. F RASHIER, Ph.D. University of California ::a Tii5 5 :r -- ---. .-i .1-. J- -: - J:-Ir , if-H Eg 2:53 .SS ,i-.L-. j.-,-.: .L ,- -..E A F ff' -is-Q ' tk I ellk I I ll l I ll' mlfflllq. l if! 51-WIP Q, L!u.,,lll ' RTE J ulrrmluflwtlll 'lu I I I I . x i'f ni , -, ' w 55 w s tw ts lt l llwlli' W.m'o.m 1,3 H l'1lllllllllvlllllvllhlmHN'll''ll''lVl1lllWlll'lMlQllll1'lllW' Harry Tom examines an unknown for a precipitate formed Chihueze Njaka makes a qualitative analysis test on an unknown. after the addition of a test solution. I w 5 4 i I mg I., Juanita Culp performs a distillation experiment. A ll... JUANITA CULP HANNA TARAZI Torrance, Cal. New Gala, Egypt U. A. R. Hanna Tarazi, Juanita Culp, Marilyn Plummer, Robert Unguez, Sliafik Karadsheh, Paul La Fond, .Iohn Holmes, Tom Vargo, Paul Minlurn, Mike Bako, and Frank Bullaid. Stahle, Juanita Culp, Ann Callahan, and Paul LPHA CHI The Alpha Chi Society was organized to bring together students in- terested in chemistry and to associate them with the leading men in their field. Purposes of the club are brotherhood and the presentation and advancement of programs dealing with up-to-date applications of the science. I TRA-SCIENCE COUNCIL The Intra-Science Council was created to co-ordinate the activities and interests of the different science clubs and fraternities. It strives to promote interest in the advancement of science. umm, a NN X , . f'-11 - .. Q1 gg L-,1T'..:, Fjwr' ' 'vT',a'i,1, 1 - .Q-'11,-K ' Jg-V ,V,4afv. ,,+ ,-1: , .y ,. V.-,QI ,Qin an-,-A-i,5 1. I- 1 -Q. ' x ' '- V 'Pun n.'- - 31- 4.1.-.fu I' w , f , .I ,g-qw , I.-. + 3.yL:A- LL. ,pq-'v..-,.,.q-1 vw ' c I , f ' L f-JM -f-1-'.'. '- 104' H ' I ff' .L fm ' 4, -' 5, Lfgj ef:---mg, '-.-.XEXGW-H, -' U . ' u -f I :wwf --1 lm- 1.2 '-V' f':--'!-'- ' I9LJ:,.d,ff1, K sg ff, i,r.,,f,iP'qig,,ff , fgmiff 7' A457551 1 ., X .:.- . .11-'- :..- '. '- 7' , iffy? ,- M , w r-ffngrgj-,f,:1f5 . W ' ' . p, , - v A 3.55 , '72, ix - mxQ4if' '35 453 ':J9': ' PM . ' 2 . i. lc.. . 1, no fw- ya, 11543 5, r F n .Qi-M W 3.59.5-::' w. Lu., -111. - rail.. was-m v-1.1 JQK A , - 1 v- Q ' Of -N In 4 1 -.-3, V ,,- f ?J fr -' q, I. nl,.4 - V Q' 'ig.P 'J' .. 45553 - is gf .. 'M - . :I?':.'+P-3' H W- ' ' 4'z::.f J fx ,1,u. ux -Q ,.......,44F-iXhiaf',lm5....4,Q-.n...:.iL...... 1 -.11.. ED CATIO The education department offers professional training to the securing of teaching credentials, with special emphasis given to the needs in the State of California. Graduate courses leading to the Master of Science degree are given. Also offered are courses in training that will con- tribute to vocational and avocational efficiency in activities other than teaching and provide an opportunity for such study of education as will contribute to the student's general cultural development. 'C it V EDNA LVENSON, M.A. Columbia University REX JOHNSTON, Ed.D. Stanford University OLAF TEGNER, Ph.D. University of Southern California G. C. MORLAN, Ph.D. University of Iowa JACK REYNOLDS, Ed.D University of Arkansas ALICE BRADLEY Fullerton, Cal. BEVERLY BRANNIN Fullerton, Cal. NAOMI CARPENTER Inglewood, Cal. RAMONA ECKMANN Los Angeles, Cal. ALICE ELLIOTT Pearblossom, Cal. ANITA FAHEY Hawthorne, Cal. SENIORS PHYLLIS ABSALOM Los Angeles, Cal. LEILA ANDERSON Bell, Cal. LEO AUBORN Los Angeles, Cal. MARY ANN BABAIIAN Los Angeles, Cal. LOUISE BARRE Los Angeles, Cal. CAROL BOSWELL Los Angeles, Cal. JULIA LASITER Los Angeles, Cal. MELBA MONTGOMERY Wirlaclli, Washington JEANNE NISHIZAKI Hawaii CAROL ORTNER Long Beach, Cal. ETHEL PAGE Los Angeles, Cal. LORRAINE PESHEL Redondo Beach, Cal. mai BARBARA F OLGER Glendale, Cal. DOROTHY GOODRICKE Pasadena, Cal. ANITA HAMLIN Inglewood, Cal. DONALD JIPP Torrance, Cal. MARTHA KNOX La Puente, Cal. NOLA KREUTZ Los Angeles, Cal. ,2 NANCY PIERCE SHIRLEY RAUCH LORETTA REW Fitchburg, Mass. No. Hollywood, Cal. Hawthorne, Cal. CAROLYN RUDISILL Los Angeles, Cal. DAWN SAMPSON Inglewood, Cal. SALLY SHAFER CAROLE SMITH WILLIAM SZIEFF Inglewood, Cal. Long Beach, Cal. Alliance, Ohio IL! MARY RODRIGUEZ Los Angeles, Cal. LOU WAYNE WYNN Downey, Cal. CSTA: Don Jipp, Presidentg Bill Szieff, Margeret Leonard, Nola Kreutz, Sylvia Berry, Dawn Sampson, Marian Smith, Mary Ann Babajian, Sally Shafer, Gladys Karakawa, Nancy Pierce, Beverly Brannin, Jeanne Nishizaki, Anita Fahey, David Meacham, and Leo Auborn. V. I. iw, ' . JT ' ' 1 K. - v V-1 X ,f-Q ' ..A'- ,L A game of four-square is an every day occasion for Gladys Karakawa. Don .lipp acts as umpire at thc 74-th Street School during ICCCSS. we-5 CSTA An insight to the teaching profession is gained by members of the California Student Teachers Association. Attendance at conferences and lectures plays an important part in the training of the future instructors. Before graduation, every education major who intends to become a full-time teacher, must spend a semester as a student teacher. Out of the classroom come our future teachers full of theories and ready to meet the youth of our country and put these ideas into practice. E! 1 H' I Fi J , - f. ,j - 13 Y J V fu 4 4-,,r PK1 . PCL. ,wl- , V, I-, T..- Afw . ,F , ,.. Yi, ig.. fv,1 A rv- E' gl, w ,nr - -' . ,wrw V 4 f 4,,1r,N,',- fw.. , , 'f ..- ,r-' Y4' E , . -Nxt i A J -. . 1 v 522. JJ V1 .Q KNQA i f I x I of i NGLISH The major objective of the English department is to inspire and prepare the student to live effectively in a world of things, of people, of ideas, and of ideals. The student is taught to read with comprehension, to think with clarity, and to write and speak with precision and power. Beauty in all its manifestations is cultivated. The student's powers of discrimination are sharp- ened, that he may respond to and choose the highest expression of creative art, not only in literature but in other fields. The student is inspired to live creatively, responding to his own creative impulse. i we WADE RUBY, Ph.D. University of Southern California DANIEL WOOLF, S.T.L.r. College of S. Jean Baptiste JAMES SMYTHE, Ph.D. University of Illinois DORIS LONGMEAD DUANE MAYFIELD MARLYS PIC'L Compton, Cal. Stockton, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. SENIORS f xWff' A OMPLETE ORKS WADE UB 7 :Z I ,Z 6 0.12 w ' ,I p r 'J Ly ' F410 : f 3j'r xx ,G ' 'R' if uf X 'kt ' ' I wa X L' 4, THE ' Di R Y fe ' -I , ,A 'Wir x, X ,W v .-ff f .J 60,55 I 'N 76 T- F La Y Forest Lawn contestants Charlotte Crowell, Irene Claus, Judy Nelson, Ginny Smith, Judy Landry, and Bill Seward pose with Dr. Wade Ruby, the faculty advisor. FOREST LAW AWARDS epperdine's six contestants in the Forest Lawn Writing Awards contest were harlotte Crowell, Irene Claus, Judy Nelson, Ginny Smith, Judy Landry, and ill Seward. These people were competing with twenty,-four entrants from four ther colleges in Southern California. Dr. Wade Ruby of the English Depart- ent was the faculty advisor. W' ' . - , , - of i-. . -, l Qi Dr. Ruby adds a little humor to a writing session. Irene Claus, Judy Nelson, and Bill Seward do a little research work in the library. 'x 4' Af TEL 'we pu .J EB- 1709 5? if l' W.. lili- i-1-. ,gr ,,,.,,-nu- .NYE ' Q fd 5 Mg M 2, E ' , , T' 4 'v 1 ' ' V ' ' uf -- 3. 1, Q 135: X A W-22 H, . ,I ki 4- 5 ., . , -mf, 1 , M 1 W W V' V gg- A . A ,IL ,,VLL ,W WZ F I ..: A ' ff fff 'f W M 3 :' 5 i , : i : MH . M ,M SIL -.I 1. H W W x A :X I ff ' 1-'-. m in' A- ' Q ' M 11 , 'av A J' U ,, N , Hr , , uf 1, 5, t ,N ' M- .. ' - fb ,-, . ' . 'T ' 11 , -nf?-w ,Q ' A , P WML N. 4 M M. ' 'M ' 1 A- 'fg- f 44 r' I Q.. ff , 'ri fi ,ia 4 L M h - 1 Ziff 4 . M M a f . Sw ' , ff: 'I iii if Lei f: f M if f' F75 M, ' ,, 1 - 5. H A K K ' K' EEE UQ? ' . by 5' iv , , MM : V2 - , uf f. . w . 33, .. i V in , M i .Qi in k ' , f S M 'W f i i W A 1, if 9 , M M M - . . . . ' C 1 M u M Hi ,M W 1 I ' - V' ' M N M. Q. M K - I E I 9 Z A YI, Mu V .4 - .' VU.. 1 It M W 3 -A .1 f . N F A w sei ff if In gg S 3 M!! t I ,. . , W I., , . 4 l , A .I Qt A4 4, SL M S 55 V I V ' Q . DI , 4 gf: A , Q , -A ' , - 1 ,V X in M uf ' er . E .MM Q . 4 ll Z I: - , 5 A .K , , M, V -4 A ' .I . . , , l J , 41. M Y - ,,,.. ' .53 -. 2, F T if 1 1' l ,wx J ' I J, ' M 3- . I 4 ' A -Mr 1 : , K4 11' 'Q . ?' ,T , fl 1 A 1331. I ' -1 . : ,- -, 94 7 I A' I ' 'ff v . if I f -, - - M y , . , ' Q 1 h' 1.5! 1. HO E ECON MICS ERA MADGE ELLIS, M.Ed. University of Maryland i I i Q 13 x 1:- lla LOUISE ASHBY, M.S. University of California at Los Angeles The department of home economics aims to guide students in preparation for marriage, parenthood, and family living and to provide education for certain professions related to homes and families. The department applies knowledge from science, art, and the humanities to the study of the home and family. General home economics study is designed for those who desire chiefly to prepare for family living or who wish to select courses freely in order to meet individual needs. The food and nutrition study is planned to meet the requirements of the American Dietetic Association for en- trance into dietetic internship. Home economics education is for those who desire a Special' Secondary Credential in order to teach homemaking in secondary school. . .gl E nf sas! , Ulf Q 1,31 , J? l L il r E F,!.,'N'A 'Qing ig L swf 'w V-4 WJ il H id ' V l EQ 'I L , 1 4 J -, 79 DOROTHY HAMM Los Angeles, Cal. SENIORS MAE BERTHANN JONES Willowbrook, Cal. SOONJA PAIK Korea 1'1- GRACE PETERSON ANN RUSH Manhattan Beach, Cal. Huntington Park, Cal. 80 , li The Home Economics building provides facilities for putting theory into practice for Home Ec majors. r w HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Pat Books, Kathy Gently, Mona Armas, Barbara Peters, Betty Brue, Ann Jones, Nancy Ritter, Aletrice Martin, Hazel Logan, Judie Beckett, Donna Cook, Jan Nickerson, and Miss Madge Ellis. Open to all Home Economics majors and minors, the Home Economics Club is a stepping stone to Kappa Omicron Phi, national honorary Home Ee group. PPA OMICRO PHI Kappa Omicron Phi is the national honorary Home Economics group. Its purpose is 'cto further the best interests of home economics in four-year colleges. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, personality, and character. Mrs. Louise Ashby is the sponsor. Aletrice Martin, Grace Peterson, Bertha Ann Jones, Nancy Ritter, Mona Armas, Mrs. Ashby, Dottie Hamm, and Mary Ann Bragg. 'J 5, I , L . F IJ E 1 5 '- .55 TF lv A .xi R ? -Z 4 4 4 ' r fl 1 3 ,sl n I 'ii LANGUAGE The primary purpose of the language department is to provide each student with a utilitarian use of a language other than his own native tongue. Realizing the dependency of intercultural understanding upon language, opportunity is given for the student to learn and also to perfect his language knowledge. ANGELO LAROS Los Angeles, Cal. HUBERT DERRICK, M.A Baylor University TALI SANCHEZ Los Angeles, Cal. 7 m 1 0 ' ,ff! Q1'1-. 'MGH-IT lxki-'v2 13' Fi -'alma-S 'n L xr QE : LT '11 l ' Q. Hg-58 t M' -acigjl xi. 1, I I 5 '+ 'sz F,-'1f'71'in.: 2 ,fl ugh 1111.135 ws 4f'fj'P7gf ' wif ,A QA 1 W X N 4 17 V A.---WJ-..---, - ,-- - A.-, . - ff W ' ? MATH-PHYSICS l 1 l SAMUEL MCREYNOLDS, M.A. University of Texas LADIS KOVACH, Ph.D Purdue University SIGMA ALPHA Sigma Alpha, local math-science honorary society, was founded in 1949 by Dr. George Campbell for the purpose of honoring outstanding students of math and science, affiliating students ith similar interests and abilities, and offering encouragement nd aid to non-member science students. EARL REX, M.S. University of Washington Marilyn Stahle, Ann Callahan, Juanita Culp, Marilyn Plummer, John Holmes, Tom Vargo, Mike Bako Paul La Fond, Harry Tom, Robert Unguez, and Herman Whitfield. O RT 'M- 1 i I is 1,- in W' .fy H ' 1 MUSIC It is the purpose of the music department to provide musical opportunity for every student in the college, at his level of interest and advancement. CLARENCE HAFLINCER, M.lVI. University of Colorado .1 1 RICHARD PALM, lVI.Ed. Abilene Christian College GAYLORD BROWNE, M.M. American Conservatory RUSSEL SQUIRE, Ph.D. New York University J EAN HOUGHTON SRISAMON GITTISARN Bangkok, Thailand The Chorus performs on tour at a Northern California high school .. 'w Sue Peek, Cay Riggan, Maureen Moeckly, Barbra Grumlnles, Coleen Ray, Linda Jones, .Iudie Beckett, Hazel Logan, Rose Green, Uni- dentified, Lana Hicks, Regis Stevens, La Donna Neill, Alice Creasy, Mary MacDanicl, Rachel Russ, Karen Wray, John Wyatt, Phillip Wall, Mabel Eppensteiner, Alonzo Grant, Elton Pamplin, Bill McClure, David White, Darrell Mathews, Chris Barrett, Leonard Pamplin, Ron Acuff, .lim Taylor, ,lim Collier, Unidentified, Tom Marshall, and Bob Moore. 2- Darrel Firth, Vice Pres-identg Marty Williams, Presidentg Paul Minturn, Elling Sagen, Burville Wenke, Jack Coogan, Terry Hansen, Steve Fisher, and Marvin Kirsclimun. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Music Fraternity is represented on campus the Epsilon Chi Chapter with Marty Williams as President. MU PHI EPSILO Under the leadership of Suzetle Pechin, the Epsilon Eta Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon represents our college. I . l Joanne Van Daalen, Vice Presidentg Suzette Pechin, Presidentg Eleanor Gutierrez, Treasurerg Maureen Moeckly, Murna Pollard, Brenda Smith, Judith Landry, Srisanon Gittisarn, and Beatrice Brown. b Em? 4 ,K . tj y -Q, K , -eef32.w..sN M .f - E : . g.Q A F K 1. ' 'LQJ4-'H-'. 'FTF' . .,.- f , :.. -2-, 1 . YA 1 , r ,. 'Q' H. . - 4 .flat-4 lg. --',l.h, I V 4' 'A' F ,- .' ' ' EQ.: f- L ,kidt-J -QQ.-rj -A l-. ixgr-ggP'A.l--1 ffflnfig , , .QN.' - , 1. ., 3.b'f'- 'n tK5'f1':::,Q, ' M-T' 9' X x . 4 .- in ' ' g 1'3 N x ' 1 J '- , ' f 1 ...-.rv-lv 'rw --, 1'1 'xg V ' ,rg ,.x.. , v 'I K , 1 . -Hifi' - :f 1 .: . 1, EL' X V' v 432!:P1j11?-R':f,xT ':,' 7 - ffxll- AA:-. V A :if-. JlN.A,.wV- 4A,k.I,L pvfyza-ly, Nair- .+A Q, L, . , r.f,,hk:.'2ff,-5X'1'f--51g .sl-.LH'-l fl l. .H 1, YT xt ,ww I-Q-.fx -5 --rx .V X' Z,-. ' - -N-. 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Q X ,Q f 3 I -a - . 5 , f -' ggx. ., 5. -M 1 . ,ws - 'x L' , 'ff' - I-14 - J'v'4 A1l J N.Lw.,A'ik vw' -'W M X Q' -5' L , -lr,-n'txY,'5 f.YIJ.a -K ., Y --1' :'5'f', Aw . -- -+. ', ' n, fu 5 1 W ' Ys'XL'?1' 1' fir -' ,Q.,-r',s,.vJX- n X J.:-kwf -is tgllgl, '-if 7' Q A R' 1 Wa A' K' . 1 V fihfihr ' ' A , -r .' -. - N. I As l,u'q.ljs Q I L PHYSICAL EDUCATIO The physical education department is one of the larger de- partments on campus and offers academic training leading to vocational and avocational work in the field. Instruction in a variety of activities in a recreational environment for all students which will benefit them in adult life is given. In- tramural athletics are organized for those who wish to par- ticipate in recreational activities on an intraschool basis. Inter- collegiate athletics are open to all who wish specialized ac- tivity. A major is offered in physical education and recreation. Physical education includes many courses in health education and a minor may he obtained in this field. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, MS. University of Southern California ROBERT L, DOWELL, MA, WALTER GLASS, M.A. WAYNE REW BA University gf New Mexico George Peabody College Pepperdine College JOHN SCOLINOS, lVI.S. University of Southern California ,.,-:V--'---- ' , W 3.1 . if 1-F . -sjfzw'-cl lla? l I l it i I, w Athletic News HOWARD WEST, B.A. Pepperdine College Q' Los Angeles, Cal. SE IORS HAM MW CAROLYN HALEY Lancaster, Cal. SOL HENDERSON Los Angeles, Cal. MAGGIE HITZ Los Angeles, Cal. FRED HOBSON El Monte, Cal. JOE LINK Los Angeles, Cal. JACKIE TODD Inglewood, Cal. BILL BELCHER Los Angeles, Cal. BILL BLEWETT Los Angeles, Cal. JUDY BRADBURY Rolling Hills, Cal. VVALT CRINER Indio, Cal. FRANK D'ALESSANDRO Inglewood, Cal. STU FINE La Canada, Cal. -fa- Archery class Tennis class-Ann Jones and Sharon Shattuck. Golf class-Bill Scott, instructor Fundamentals class-Vern Wagner and Bob Hultz. Fundamentals claswgymnastics. Jim Flemming, Helen Oreb, Irene Brocco, Janis Villasenor, Cullen Deck, Vern Wagner, Purcell Daniels, Carole Lotz, Cherryl Roberts, Sandy Bray, Wally ' ' B h' S' J Fuller, Newberry, Lynda Fagette, Barbara Beebe, Beth Parks, Dwayne DeSpa1n, Duane Dauner, Bobby Blue, Bob Mulligan, Pat Cragan, o lms, erly John Kasser, Denny Aria, Jerry Golphenee, Larry Anderson, Ben Burnett, George Poole, Coach Dowell and Walter Class. Ar 9 iii Q 4 X X if 4If if li ill 1' J ZKBUX' Ji L9 -mm ' ix. V Q N rg! 'e ., 'Ii 1 H ,nu K ff v ' 7 li ' The Physical Education lVIajors Club is made up of these stude 7 ftxiif, X 2 majoring in the field of physical education. J Xmas? K KN: Sy! li 75 M lx flfgfi' f X92-X an we XX' md Gs Q fr' fi W Ti I W l 'i b 1 lil 3:5 -77 ff ' ,Awww B' 4 4' ilu AWQFM f LETTERMENBS CLUB 47 cc Bob Mulligan, Norm Greenbaum, Wally Newberry, Larry Craig, Carl Lusk, Dwayne DeSpain, Norm Hall, Ben Burnett, Bill George, Andy Anderson, Steve Johnson, John Kasser, Bob Sims, Denny Aria, Don Roberts, Ted Porter, Vern Wagner, Bob Blue, and Glen Westphalen. Men who have gained distinction on Pepperdine's athletic fields or courts in any of the major inter- collegiate sports are eligible for membership in the Lettermen's Club. The club represents the student viewpoint in determining athletic policy and procedure. 0 EN'S RECRE TIO ASSOCIATIO The major function of the Women's Recreation Association is the sponsorship of the Women's intra- mural program. This program was set up to provide women students a chance to participate in the many phases of athletics in a wholesome environment of competition. Teams are formed by the various social clubs and independent groups and they vie for the perpetual intramural .trophy awarded every spring to the championship team. Nellie Del Mar, Joyce Kitzmiller, Judy Landy, Bar- bara Beebe, Sue Wagner, Marilyn Aston, Betty Beebe, Sandy Bray, Carol Butler, Carole Lotz, Cherryl Roberts, Lynda Fagette, Mary Ann Winn, Gwen Hefner, Bonnie Wilhite, Beth Parks, Janis Villasenor, and Irene Brocco. gf, ' rw A ,.v +-gv,,,wI EXE Z' - f, 'H 1 thi' i L QL 1 '74 'v'. 'f H.. . -hu. Y l' .wil ' F ,X Ji 'MV Q I n 1 I - ,ugh ,sl A -, 1 . -'f-- P i - v- , - V ' ' 1 nt f AL in QQ ' 1 f,. , iz: Q- w ' ' T5 1 A T? TL 4-F1 1 .w A , .+ L . x:gZQ,.,: -7, ' 'N . ' A '57, , K4 T . ,- i 2 5 5 Bi Wi' Xl ky 'Z -. V , u ,X 'Er HHCINIQ q , 1:1 '. .V rx P 1' , s. .1 V , V o X r lf I K ia, 4? f--.r I-'li fr- .I-r-J- 1 'f I I u .wif 5' 5. ' .hilfxg t x,-:MvL, uv' , -,,, :H ,!v!'r!-w. ' -u, . I . . ' v1f . Ev.: -L f 52 -- ', 'A ' ' ir nv 'A'-,K . P' 1. 2 , .- wp- ' 1 1' U' V.. W ' I' ,,,sr,. H, .. .. , V . ' A A If . Q X Q 1-QE' 1 -'4' fl ff I in' I I 'nur ' - , fb' ' 1 ' . . 1 L PSYCHOLOGY The study of psychology attempts to assist students to gain an understanding of human behavior and experience. Courses in this field are directed toward an analysis of individual ex- perience, of environmental influences and of the physiological processes underlying 1TlZll1,S activities. In addition to provid- ing a major, the department assists the student to prepare for professional work in clinical and industrial psychology, edu- cation, social services, psychiatric social work and pastoral counseling. ROBERT HOLLAND, Ed.D University of Oklahoma DAVID FILS MONA GUYER Graduate Assistant JAMES HEDSTROM, lVI.A. EDWARD OHANIAN, Ph.D. LES WIGGER MA Pepperdine College University of Southern California Pepperdlne College ROGER DEMAGGIO South Gate, Cal. BERNARDO GARCIA Gardena, Cal. SENIORS JAMES JOHNSON Los Angeles, Cal. ROGER PRICE Los Angeles, Gal. IRENE VARCADOS Puente, Cal. Don Fridley administers a brain wave test to one of the children of the Psychology-Speech Clinic. 1 Bernardo Garcia, J. T. Johnson, Roger Price, Bill Slemp, Verne Flock, and Jim Hedstrom. PSI CHI Psi Chi is the National Psychology Fraternity. It is an honorary society in psy- chology and its members are judged on character and scholastic standing. The fraternity works to further the aims and purposes of the field of psychology. 2' .ZQD f., ,- 99 A ffl- - Y Y.-. ., I I I. I II I I I I 7 f E' E' B I H E' Q H W RB! I V , , 3, I I , If 'K 'E '-,E I M - :A A ,N I ' ml M 'L H .I I ,, IE 533 Q3 I I f-M , X , , Q E l 4 W A I I? I , J I I n ,F II L I , If I ' I K 'I' III 5 Q . ll - ly W 7 QI I 5 . E 'I : I :I R' S Q II I 242. I I F I III. I, I IQ L S' Q - . Il , -I 'I , H Q .:I-II gn 3 I R , I . I I . I V' . I. ' VII.. I 2, g, K K 3 :iv 'W- I g I ' I ' I Q ' V' ' 'I 5 5. gg E ta 5 W 'Q II- ' ' QI ' E W III 4' I 'I' I ' I ' af. I4 . I -f I I II :S 5 ' 5 ,V .. ,A I , , I I I .II , .. -I 3 I. , ,. W ' ' B3 I1-UID Am ' I :I L Nga' L,IILi1I 1.9 - ' . EII ' 1,1 J I-ff y'-XI EI I I ' I ,mpg ,I I . - .IJ l- .3 I ' ' ' I - I J :II nz Is A .. . , ' 'I --I ' I I JSI I A 5 Bs wi' '-Iv.I,1'II'.- ' ,I V , I 'QI' II .zz I IIAIIII ,fa.f S .1 si ' I QJQI' 'JI I- I. '-1,59 MIWE I ' ,UE ,'I 'f'!-F1 A :B ' 'B' f .I.. V. ' L or ,Igvwz , I Q I- J' ITIL., '-' I . M.. II -'Y-.-J.. :wma ang In I ,I A. ., , ELI I-W LW? I I,1: fMIl l 5'I?-,.f'f7iwf 'M-I E Juni. Ii '. .Lib I,v. - -V F: talk. 2-F I-E H W-I , I: W 'g-'WMF' I 1771 ,Lf I 'I ': ' fQI' .f I .l H5 .I Q ,am L I'-' ,'.Ig,I-21, .I :'I I . , full IJ ,. 32,4 r I I. TW: I: I I ' ,f 11 I-' 1' K I 'f ' I - N III-, +I , In - I L- , I 'V 6 G --I I , M.. I 45 I- ? 9' ,, , .I I I f, I . t , . I I I J P P 1 Y . 0 I' ' I 4 1 I ' in 'V I M I ,. WI ' ' , . I , I, , .5 I Ir..- 1. - 13 II- -III.tIII.-If If . jf' I:.L, ': 34' Il, zji. f 'AI',l!j'J: 15 . '1 IHQI- . ,Ifqvnwl I I' II IIII. 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I - 41: - QI I1 - I- ,A - I -'IIN 1. -Q -Is' M, , ' - 2 'Ih.:w if f ' ' 'I-.'19 'I J? .II - -- ' -N ,glrig E -H if ,ii If 'My' s .I ' ' I ..',-rl. , --'15-'J 3 I W ya.-f.If,. IE, I If! '1 :I-j,'I'..--Z-f-pri' ' If- 5 I , . I. . I I 15-. '7Q.II' 9! I QI S 1 -'. ,-:IE-'Q f?b,:1 af0 A Ia f F :II BI I -6' JIQ- 2-J Ig, QV!! in .L 'I ,' A'Ia ' 'I ' Pt. I J ' 1 .- fm, Q.,1I Yi I .I. RELIGIO The religion department strives to give a basic knowledge of the Bible lo every student in the college. It aids students in relating Christian principles to the whole of life. A complete background and training is given students preparing to be church school teachers, teachers of religion, church leaders, and ministers. A broad but practical graduate program is also offered. THOMAS CAMPBELL, M.R.E. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary I . , S. H. HALL, B.L. David Lipscomb College 1 Ji an as , is. , 5 is :M l l l JOSEPH WHITE, M.A. University of Southern California HARRY R. F OX, M.A. Geo. Pepperdine College MICHIO NAGAI, M.A. Pepperdine College LARRY BECKETT LEWIS FRISBY DON TAYLOR North Hollywood, Cal, Los Angeles, Cal. El Monte, Cal. TI OTHY CL B Religion and its importance in the daily life of every college student is stressed by Timothy Club, a non-denominational group which meets weekly to discuss religious issues and hear speakers with varied religious backgrounds. Marilyn Stahley, Rosella Koontz, Earlene Strunk, Donnia Paden, Nancy Ritter, Hazel Logan, Rose Green, Alice Brannin, Carolyn Rains, Peggy Maberiy Sharon Scarbrough, Pat Thomas, Ann Callahan, Barbra Grumbles, Rosalie Rook, Carolanne Bell, Mary Ann Bragg, Mona Armas, Darlene Adam, Carol Huff Charlotte Crowell, Donna Cook, Brenda Smith, Sue Peek, Sue Huff, Gina Piedmont, Judie Beckett, Charmaine Shemanski, Daphren Troy, Charles Melville C. David Wilmeth, Eno Otoyo, Herman Whitfield, ,less Armas, Don Lutzenberg, Phillip Wall, Bob Waldron, Tom Marshall, Tom Hadaway, Larry Beckett Jim Taylor, Paul Woods, Elton Pamplin, Charles Hunt, Verne Flock, Jerry Jordan, Bill Stacy, Leonard Pamplin, Dale Townsend, Ted Bolt, Harold Weeks and Bill McClure. - -X 2 4 Q , 2 3, . pf X. 2' JI' Y .HV K R ' ra- N N ' ' 'A .. 'Tu , f ' N' r 1' MJ N ' -,+R ',- Q' '1 ,, md fu Jw ' N '. - .Q 1 ww x .-if XM X ' -. .- ' ' - 'f xx ' K. ' If f , . . V ., 1 ' Q-it ' I - N 3. 1 ' V . X -' -1 ' , ,1 ff N 1 A ' f ' ' L - ' me 'Tf' , af., ' ' -1 1 ' K, ,L .-,1 . Q . -N :fi ' 0- ' Q 1 'l A '4 ,sigh ffl ' L, , .k - . - W if . .,i,Mn is R 1 V V .31 ' x 1 ' , fx Y J ' . , . I Y- t. . 4 .- X - M v 1 V x '. K - , , i P I ' I l ' H L, ' X i ' J X1 , 4 , - , . lv ' xl I 4 ' , N Y - - ' ,.r ' ,- ' . z I 1- I t A . --, -Q' , l , ,L j ll 4 V 7, Ax Q ,pk Q. ' X , - ,. N- f ff X , T ,J-5' .' A f, v-N I , . 3. '. , ' ' f ., . X - . x . -' 3, I, -7.5 TF x X , . KR -fu, if A ' 'mr' U 1 ' X . 1 h Q' fx fy' .- n , . A v V A , 4, l x 1 X ' 4 - - 'lt ' .- ' W- 0 , f rf N f , ' I ,fax ' if X , f Q0 . A , I 2 V,.Y'NuQ.xfj Mfg -4 w . ,MA . f. - x -w ' ' -, 1. . 'Wmrum UMW m 5 U ' L1 pX'r's gL ' ' 'A' ' N1 l ,l . .. ' X -T, .Yo',rrfg N I J IV' N X s-H' A . mf' 1 .,,.,.. ,.,,, 11 ' J ' fgfiQ14f,A h I. . u .va gi UN Lghmdl- .N 4, W ,V!AL1?iQf -r 1 U.-1 NwcH.r :W . f. iv :Lf f C 'r ' 'wif' F . ,sw ,f A . kv, at-up ,,. 'M - V ,- -X555 aj . ., D V A. I4 ' I - .-1 1 gr ff. . T- 151 ' fEZJ1r:.J , ,1 n ,Q . SOCIAL SCIE CE The social science department presents a variety of majors, each of which represents a critical approach to the study of human beings in social interaction. The subject matter is essentially the same for all social sciences, and no part of it is set off as the exclusive ground for any of them. The work of the department is correlated with the study of individual man as a biological organism and as a psycho- social heing and furnishes important concepts and data for use in such applied fields as teaching, government, business, social work, home management, and religious work. T v 1 .E,m -fmt LEO ASHBY, Ph.D. University of Kentucky HAYNES FRASER, Ph.D. p University of Southern California Q ' 'W - ' W PAUL RANDOLPH, M.A. University of Illinois WOODROW SCOTT, M.S. University of Wisconsin ,T L- pp, HOWARD WHITE, Ph.D. f University of Southern California MAURICE KNOTT, B.D. University of Chicago JAY THOMPSON, M.S. University of Southern California BARBARA BEAIRD CLAUDE BORING DON DIEGELMAN Los Angeles, Cal. Lomita, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. 5' I VIN LUTHER RONALD SIEBERT DAN WOEHL Boise, Idaho Los Angeles, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. CHARLES GRALEWSKI Inglewood, Cal. NORMAN HALL Hawthorne, Cal. ROBERT HANES Inglewood, Cal. NATHAN HUTCHERSON Los Angeles, Cal. ISONG IBOK-ETE Nigeria CARL LUSK Los Angeles, Cal. ,-- qu Martha Szagunn, Elsie Houghton, Denell Scott, Ardell Jackson, Bob Patterson, Art McCoy, Barbara Williams, Anne Silver, Ken Reed, and Mr. Scott. SOCIOLOGY CLUB The Sociology Club is comprised of students from various fields who share a common interest in sociology. Its activities included field trips and a monthly speaker's meeting, at which an outstanding sociologist, businessman or scientist speaks. V53 QQ fix s-1 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club is a newly formed group an is open to all Social Science majors and minors an others interested in the field. Mr. Thompson, Dr. Ashby, Dr. Howard White, Bill Hines, Pa Randolph, Bob Landry, Claude Boring, Carl Lusk, .lim Ark and Stephen Sale. ODEL UNITED NATIONS The Model United Nations group strives to further education of the people about the United Nations and its work. Students at- tended a mock session of the General Assem- bly at the University of Southern California in the spring semester. , ' u TQ. S Q , N 1 J' , Q , Q, Shafik Karadsheh, Bernardo Garcia, Eno Otoyo, Chibueze Njaka, Hanna Tarazi. 1 n 'ef Isong Ibok-Ete, and I TERNATIONAL REL TIONS CLUB The International Relations Club is a social organization dedicated to coordinating the many na- tionalities on the Pepperdine campus. The club has as its faculty sponsor Dr. Woodrow Scott. Sam Kukutcliiun, Stan ZCCll1l, Eno Otoyo, Sue Huff, Bill Hemphill, .lan Nickerson, Donna Miller, .loan McGee, Beverly Muller, Norma Wade, Chibueze jaka Max Hidalgo, Bob Waldren, Shafik Karadsheh, Bernardo Garcia, Greg Logan, Don Aston, Hanna Tarazi, Harlon Coker, Bob Pratt, and Isong N ' - , Ibok-Ete. X.. ' I A 'Flin IQL 1, XI? ICI I ..X, - 'XQ I . I , ,-I'I.f I- 5 I'-,X I. . I: . I-III. '-l'X'1I'.I' LII I -ITV . ' I7 III I' I ff? ' I.a. L X I V , . ,A :.XI Jr':1I ' 5 J'. 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I , W . , J. ig l s U A tffshtaa t 2 uw SPEECH The department of speech and dramatic arts provides opportunity for practical application of educational theories in the fields of interpretation, drama, radio, public speaking, speech education, and speech correction. FRED L. CASMIR, M.A. Ohio State University DUANE CRAVEN, M.A. Pepperdine College , .. 5.31. ll, 5 Q B , Ii I Ll I ' t W WARREN JONES, Ph.D. Wayne State University LEWIS F ULKS, M.A. University of Southern California PI K PPA DELTA Pepperdine's Zeta Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, Na- tional Speech Fraternity, may be small in size but without a doubt the members sponsor more than their share of activities on and about the campus. They are constantly kept busy competing in and judging speech tournaments. Judy Leverton, Eleanor Simmons, Dean Dennis, Bob Pratt, Jerry Bray, Ronald Dirlam, and Mr. Fred Casmir. ,, BW RONALD DIRLAM Inglewood, Cal. OSCAR MILES Los Angeles, Cal. LAVETA RAVENSCROF T Los Angeles, Cal. ' x ATHLETICS iimw , Q22 35 t,,lElpE,.gF,frL xi 1, . . -... . . ,-.n N' - J'l-n.- K. ,V !..,1f1wU,1- nljiilwf. ii-41,155 L .xJ.'99Uf'3,fflf1 2 qu? -if jg g 5 , gg mfg, vfv -Pu. ,, 1. ,1 , J' -W ,, . .g ' I 1 Xp 'Q in '-li-im 2 K . Y ?1 'FF!'t hw 'i N I ., 'Q .I v f L- Y ..n,1 J W 1-f .an A N' I, lu. QI Pepperdine Pepperdine Pepperdine Pepperdine Pepperdine Pepperdine Pepperdine Pepperdine College College College ......, College ....... College College College College University of Nevada ....., - ....... 12 7 6 ----- O San Diego State College------- 6 Los Angeles State College---------- --------22 --------19 Whittier College-------------- ---------------,36 6 University of Redlands------- --------l2 --------22 Cal Poly of Pomona----------- --------35 -------,26 Long Beach State College-------- -------22 --------l3 University of San Diego-------- --------45 5 . A 1 V -i 0 I w V , ft Ci ei H i P f I st X ' i t l QP 1 1 ' ' Q l ' G 'lf 5' I A' ' W - - 5' :U naw XY: . XX' 1 0 -llhl : v J , Yagi HJ 5fillllmljffjflfifiilnitiwlllltIiw WW M rf 3 .lin -3' 'in '- 'I I l. . I I U I ii:lirf-'lnllliudl , ,ll72 I l'l'-'mifiliflfill'' qu t'3!f'hIl4, n .I , fn-In in Fifi, in I YN 1 ' 'IH I 'J '.-n?rlllk 'i '-w---' w.---V-MAIJWW-'f 'M' 'hwfM1, ' Wf 2J-'fZm'.w+n 'I ff f, Illwuf-Mug ' l lf QS .lillvhlyl ' 1.,,.:,..u VH Q lm ' ll -unxinzlfmxwftifv,glibUgg f,5 1'. . . n,lln,'Liu1q,l4 W.: 'N . .1 N A',3..:,,,4M'. I -. 'X'l' .,,, . 1 . tiff' MII, H ' 1 is ' X ,,,,,WmGf:y' . I-u,q,l,iV,. ff I U ,nliufll pa- llll,uL.,,nI L COACHING STAFF The Waves' football coaches this season were Head Coach John Scolinos and Line Coach Bill Rivers. Scolinos has been associated with football here at Pepperdine since 1946. He assumed the position of Head Coach in 1955 and has held that position ever since. The team played a tough schedule this year, playing some of the top teams in the state. Even in defeat the team never gave up and was fully supported by the student body. Unuer the watchful eye of Coach Scolinos, the team goes through their B111 Rivers Assistant Coach seems pleased with daily practice schedule. the efforts put out by the defensive team during kfgrmaszg :3 5+ 3 i ,Q- Walt Criner gets some ,instruc- Steve Johnson and Jim tions from Coach Scolinos. Eckmann rest after a workout. Some of the squad watching the practice from the sidelines. The attendance at Pcpperdmes games this season was very good as the picture below will show. p- ANDY ANDERSON DENNY ARIA DON CARDINAL WALT CRINER Freshman Guard Sophomore End Senior Fullback Senior Quarterback FOOTB L HAROLD CRUMLEY PURCELL DANIELS DWAYNE DESPAIN Junior Guard Junior Halfhack Sophomore Halfback ' BILL ECHOLS BILL GEORGE BOB HAMMETT BILL HINES Freshman End J unior Tackle Junior End Senior Tackle STEVE JOHNSON BILL KELLEY BOB MULLIGAN TED PORTER J un im' Quarterback Junior Center Freshman Guard Senior End ETTER N KEN REED DON ROBERTS CLAYTON TAVE Junior End ,Senior Tackle Junior Halfback JOHN YOXSIMER JIM VANDERHOOF VERN WAGNER RAY WRENN Co-Captain Senior Fullback Junior Guard Junior Halfback Senior Guard W' :- - , x - ' ,A .e- 1 .nv v, . ' 'I --' ., 3 ' .7 f 5 XM '7 E31 tj V - x - ,f , 3 . xl L . ' H A H. .L . .. 4 1 1 'N 12 . M fx f , L, ji. .-, 4:5 ' ' 2, 1 , F f I u, P K1 I -V 4- E 'R K IQ. R' . ,. x - .A ri I 14'-QM W :aw Y A Q, ,gan 3 . ' 'ia S ai . M2512 ,G N359 0 YJ if ' fs' gf ,rf 1 y,fgv. P 1 fi? Q . , A ,wif yr A fl 1, 'x ff , . r - 4 'Q as Z N W' Y' 1- f was :gm - , N if-:F ,, 1-L 1 . J ' - ,,. -4 ,ai L ,.,. BASKETBALL Going up against some of the top colleges in the nation, Coach Robert L. HDuek Dowell's basketballers pulled through with a 16 and 8 record for the season. Dowell relied heavily on his five mainstays-Sterling Forbes, Bobby Blue, John Rettberg, Bobby Sims, and John Kas- ser. In West Coast Athletic Conference play, the Waves were 8 and 41. This placed them in third place behind Santa Clara and league champion St. Maryls. Wg x '43 . rvf F wh ,iw gl.'- V .1l'. V , ,- , 1- d-Ill. ., I :. '7- 3 fl- iff M wi'?'1'1 T- 'BME 'HSITUW -P w!xlx.r F -,, f.. .- ' - R -H - - Q ' Q 4-141 EA V' 1 --1, 'Q if- --111 'j,.fi, 3 1 I A P ! S ,Q 5 f 'af' : .J off l .iw .... A i- v W f ' I gh I , ., 7 5 . . 1 i -If 1 L- pk- I' 1, P xl H, Y X-, 50 'I lflexl ., T k .9 ei-ki--1251 3 .X W... 1- , fv- v gg? ! W ' , I e- , V ' 1 f w '- H y-'Y'.v4,',f . 'ui 'X . , Q , f 1 .1 ,, M 4 ' 1' H W , -' , ' W H ,NW 1 Wei ,zu l fl'- YU I ' ' 8 I Cf' - 'ki' Ml, g.ge1,Trl l V ny 13 M YY X - 1 A is A A I Nia K 4 R .154 vf ' v I 1 e J si ,L ' . x,Vf ,f QQ V? f' AHZLZIS' ,L in ,, : V A k L15 'X-N :fl -. in Y Af , F Su 'I YA 3 Neg! J f 3 ,, ' 5 7 ' - 38 A- 5 ' L li . V gdyrnu I' 'Lk'v A fi , f I2l 5. L From front, left to right: Stan DeMaggio, Bobby Blue, John Rettberg, Ernie Windle, Bob Hultz, Dave Han cock, Jerry Fuller, Sterling Forbes, John Kasscr, and Bob Sims. BOB BLUE STERLING FORBES Sophomore Guard Junior Forward 5:59 JOHN KASSER JOHN RETTBERG BOB SIMS Senior Center Senior Guard Junior Forward L, .sh 5 in fi ms: .. VM 7, fy, ,, K, . ln. ,g 1 rlwz, High stepping Bobby Sims makes a spectacular 15 foot lay-up. Tension rides high as Coach Dowell guides his men to a close 72-64 win over COP. Forbes by a foot and a half . . . The famous jump-shot of John Rettberg as seen against Santa Clara. KVE5 Bobby Blue drives under the bucket against Loyola For an instant the COP defense fallers and Bob Sims lcnps for two. I n .YQ on -.f.f-- u ,UM g we , v' H 1 W ' H-wwf lf, , 5 U I' r V , x. ,ES k ir fn ' ' V, ' QHRJ: - Expert ball handling hy John Retlberg kept hopes ahve a amst the league champion Gaels of SL. Ma1y's. Y Y . A .IA . Forbes and Doss of St Mary s vxe for the ball IH the Pep gym -Q ! , X 11274 i QA' r Av . Qs 24 9 L fh ff' .,,, ,--.y rr ' Coach Rich Buckelew, Jerry Golphenee, Tim Tift, Jim Parks, Jack Cox, and Duane Dauner. FROSI-I BASKETBALL FROSH BASEBALL Craig Campbell, John Radcliff, Jerry Golphenee, Gary Dixon John Salatich, George Brown, and Coach Stan DeMaggio. 1 , - X--, iv-V n Vw', ' 523.4-I . . , I , f,.f,.,- 8. N4 . ,-haw'-v - ' - 's-'V . . -- ' 'vt' . 'YQ-, . -4- . M -1-rg., , .. - , L? ' f 'N , ,J-.. t' - gg ivy-Q- -W. -4- ,Hag 1 ?? .,z---,,,, L' sv? .4 L'. .--'i 'Za' f , .-'J' C-' . Q' t Ji' aux, ..m.. -ifizeg- -.4L,:'M- ,ki 4- ras lu ,E--A' , ,, Catcher Clark Rex makes a desperate attempt against Loyola Coach Scolinos instructs Walt Criner. ,fzlff f lr Dave Helm boosts his batting average with a solid base hit. Coach Scolinos nervously paces in front of the dugout. '1W Qf K ..v-- . 'C - . M ii G A S QQ rf M - in 'xv in A A X 0 E' 3 '. 9 ' ., . . ' FS' Q 'F I he X nd., A -we ,A H A 2' Cf -- Kin - WM? 1, .... ' r, I! 1 U AA ,ru -V M In I, 4,:,1?-g,, Y Y . S., , , , . , A , f H11 r W ui is .gd 354213- is . L 'V ' 1 A M 'S '--Ainh ' ii A. -I BOB HAMMETT Pitcher Junior DAVE HANCOCK Outfield Sophomore DAVE HELM Outfield Junior GARY MARKS Pitcher Junior FRANK MOORE Pitcher Sophomore WALLY NEWBERRY Outfield Senior 'Y T' if' - Y - 5- 2 I ' ' ' ' 1' ' 1:1 f??i,5'311 mf' 4 JIM ARKES Pitcher Junior BEN BURNETT Pitcher Sophomore LARRY CRAIG Pitcher Sophomore WALT CRINER First Base Senior STAN DeMAGGIO Second Base Senior NORM GREENBAUM Shortstop Junior ' -ef v ,Aw :gi 1 N N 1 Lrbxx F .v ' '1 A u- . 1 x 9 ' 1 1 1 1 1' 'z ' 1: 11 - N 1 1 V . U. ll!!-' I 1 ,. 1 11 1 1 1,1,11111,1,11111f,111111 ' .1'.,41f1..,'11.1,,1,u 'W ,rx . fl - K I X r' ,X N ' ? 1- 4 1 2 ' 'fi gl A Nj ' f .x 1 , ' ,731 ' I ' fx, w 11. wi 'L , 1: ,J 1 Aff' K' I' A11 1T 1, --lwflj. 1 A Fwnnirl-I! , . A 1 1 1 1,12 21 19 ' A 1 iff 'Y-11' ,.j ff 6511 f ' I-ff!! '- ff A r,1sff 1-.f ' 1 1 .4 5 .1 -. ' 1 ' 1 1 - ' at ' 1 11 ' .. A 1 ' . MM 'I 12 'X ! - - Nd, 14 1 1 -11 if nan '15 1 11 1 322. W H ' , H ' 3 591 11 1 ga '1 . . 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E if -rl P v ' - 1 ' ' e C ' : . I ,V 4 Q , .-'L gi, KK P J N '1 1 i 612. dx f Zigi 'I ' ff '31 -: .Ax - -T .. .sf-.E5.w3 W. - A ,. W ., .11 X ,r ,, F . .aim X 5 gf If .. - ,- ' ' - .- -.3 .1, fi 4-Lvzvg.. ,Hg 'f:fewc,,..,, '! f4-I ,T ' fa' 'Tr ' '3'5 , '1 ., ' , ! -,If-'f',r.:-QT-l.! TPI, ht. The Hop, Step, and Jump is just one of the many events that Clayton Tave has won for the Waves in competition. Tom Hammack pulls ahead of Weslmont's Rich- ard Smith to win the two-mile event. 5' rl lf-, H -z4v e Carl Lusk receives the baton from Clayton Tave and is on his way to place second. Jim Flemming waits his chance to par- ticipate in the javelin event. :F 6 2'i 1!.u.u'.'u tif, SFF l '-' H rf f-' f--'ff f fs-,ff -I f l-Fi sf , ,3,,.,,,-- i n f , 5- r ,. . r t . , -N X . -,A 4. . I x . V wht , . t . Qfw .. .1 41n' H m: ,- . .A W 4--' ' - ' pmt ' -. '4-' 1 . ' ' '.'-' 'fn-.-nfl. - -J' v V1 , : . ' .f- - ...H Ati., 1 ,X , .7-,ff , , ,'f ' . -- j ' -.tr :.- '. ' ' ' A Ly. 1 -J' 1' 4 ' , ' ,, , A , 'X . 1' .,l Q 1' , W f e ' ' ' ' 't Kill E Coach Derrick keeps a watchful eye on Co-Captains Stan Ellis and Aaron Johnson plan strategy his men. I Stan Ellis picks up a drop shot near mid-court in a match with UCLA. It's Aaron's turn now as he sends one back across the net. for their next match. TENNIS Coach Hubert Derrick's tennis team has proven to be one of the best squads in Pepperdine history. A small squad of only five men, they went up against the best on the coast- in UCLA, USC, California, Stanford, San Jose, and Redlands. The team of Stan Ellis and Aaron Johnson won the Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament for the second straight year. This tournament has the repu- tation of being one of the toughest tournaments in the United States. nib. r iff' 2 :f'. lll , gii x : T Q-arf' 1 gnii izlif' F C A 1 X 'S , iz' Z 1' I lux ziz 1 1, l lgl 1, i A1 , 'Si '- J M 'N .tszzzzizv ylrixi Juli!! V V l u y if A l N 4,2 if f O S HH-l-P Dante Merlino, Stan Ellis, Frank Craig, and Aaron Johnson. Derrick presents Auron .lohnson and Stun Ellis the trophies they won al the Ojai Valley Tennis ournament. K S an .. M S ' ' ll :Q ,M in STAN ELLIS AARON JOHNSON DANTE MERLINO BOB WRIGHT Volleyball was the first sport enjoyed by the girls. N'S I TRAMURALS Regis Stevens passes to Sandy Bray. Under the leadership of Sandy Bray, the women of Pepperdine have had an active year in the field of sports. Teams have been formed in all major sports and individual participation has given all interested girls an opportunity to take part in the intramural program. Joyce Kitzmiller and Sue Clxcrlyl Roberts fakes opponent out of Huff practice ballet. position, The intramural hasclmll team participated in games against other colleges in the Southland. III lllttlllhr ll-wax.,-Y -- .Juzf glg:I1l'.1 i remit: ' wilikfllil Powder Puff Track Meet was enjoyed by many girls and included thisshultlc relay. 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Kenan Smith rounds first Otis Falls sends one into deep right field to score against the Betas. base on his way towards a home run for the Betas. 'f y Bob Patterson hits a double for the Tri Phis in a game with the Betas. Dave Skersick throws Lo Tim Tift on first base for the out. ., '-.K bw. 1 9 ai T' Big Daddy Parks lands spread- eagle in the sand during the Intra- mural Track Meet. ..,-Q1 in fj A .V 'r 4+ I 1 5-A. ills' h F! J., 1.. -x r 'fx wh 'hi f rv -r... :3 1-up-I , ,.r Al Cushman hands the baton to Dick .lepsen who went on to win Sterling Forbes clears the bar at 5'lO 4 the event for the 'Combers. HONOR CLUBS L' ' li - 1 Bernardo Garcia, Bruce Fortine, Eldon Cottschalk, Al Tomlin, Carl Lusk, Rich Cantrell, Dave Skersick, Paul Minturn, Hasty Arnold, Jim Arkes, and Jess Armas. KNIGI-ITS Knights is Pepperdine's men's honorary service organization. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. 1.-v POLLAGRAMMATIC The Pollagrammatic Society was established to give formal recognition to students who have done outstanding academic work in college. Students selected must have a 2.5 grade point average. Ann Callahan, Barbara Folger, Elsie Houghton, Sandy Bray, Bertha Ann Jones, Judy Landry, Marlys Pic'l, Marvin Kirshman, Charles Richards, Verne Flock, John Raymond, Bill Hines, Harry Stiritz, and Fabaus Landry. Doris Longrnead, Irene Varcados, Dottie Hamm, Bonnie Wilhitc, Judy YValson, Lorraine Hill, Maggie Hitz, Nancy Pierce, Sandy Bray, Jackie Todd, Glenda Turner, Jeanne Nishizaki, and Pat Lane. ALPHA GAMMA Alpha Gamma is Peppercline's women's honor- ary service organization. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and serv- ice to the school. WHO'S WHO Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities is a basis for giving national rec- ognition to outstanding students all over the country. Nancy Pierce, Doris Longmcad, Pat Lane, Jeanne Nishizaki, Wally Newberry, Eldon Goltschalk, John Rettberg, Bruce Fortine, A1 Tomlin, and Harry Sliritz. SUCIAL CLUBS Stu Fine Keeper of the Big Oar Bob Carr Doug Christopher Al Cushman Duane Dauner Dave Fjelstad Stan Berman First M ate Bill Bartell Keeper of the Log Bob Ellison Keeper of the Chest Doug J ones Keeper of the Charts BEAC BERS Jerry Fuller Dave Hancock Bob Hultz Dick J epson John Rettberg Lee Robinson Court Skinner N orm' Veinot Ernie Windle Anita Crubenhoff Pat Lane Pat McConnel Sally Shaefer Chaplain Rita Adams Pat Books Historian Betty Blauw Sandra Nightingale Vice President Nola Kreutz Secretary Joyce Witte Secretary KPP Pat McDonald Maureen Moeckly Eleanor Myers P Judy Nelson 1 Sunny Smith : ,Eg 6 Y il 1. 3 .. 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Camino Real, Arcadia Collins, Joseph Stanley, 1965 W. 108th St., Los Angeles 47 Collins, Natalie Annettea, 3106 So. Van Buren Place, Los Angeles 7 Collins, Viola Ruth, 3101 W. Carson, Torrance Colvard, Buddy R., 7864 So. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Colwell, Robert Orian, 250 Washington, Hawthorne Coogan, Jack, 1231 N. Beverly Glen Blvd., Los Angeles 24 Cook, Donna Lou, 6543 Woodley Ave., Van Nuys Cooper, Jim D., 1231 W. Flora, Barstow Cotelingam, Prem, 1324 West 22nd St., San Pedro Cox, Jack L., 15940 Ardath Ave., Gardena Coy, Luella S., 6019 6th Ave.. Los Angeles 43 Cragin, Patrick Edward, 4520 E. 59th Place, Maywood Craig, Frank, 4016 W. Slauson, Los Angeles Craig, Larry Paul, 3949 Palm Ave., Lynwood Creasy, Alice, 3973 Miller Way, Sacto 17 Criner, Walter L., 44-631 Rubidoux St., Indio Crothers, Sue M., 2923 W. 129th St., Gardena Crowell, Charlotte Joy, Orca.s Island, Deer Harbor, Washington Crumley, Harold, 433 W. Spruce Ave., Inglewood Crump, Spencer Jarrel, 12103 Thorson Ave., Lynwood Culp, Juanita Louise, 20426 S. Catalina, Torrance Curley, Charles W., 430 W. Colorado St., Los Angeles Cushman, Alan Hoyt, 7306 Trask Ave., Playa Del Rey Czuleger, William David, 630 Esplanade, Redondo Beach -D,. D'Alessandro, Frank T., 3404 W. 113th St., Inglewood Daniels, Purcell, 7834Mg S. Normandie, Los Angeles Dauner, Clark Duane, 1085 Boranda, Mountain View Davidheiser, Virginia Louise, 11822 Simms Ave., Inglewood Davis, Beverly June, 7100 Matilija Ave., Van Nuys Davis, Charles R., 6044 Pepperwood Ave., Lakewood Davis, Floyd Robert, 3259 N. Prospect, S. San Gabriel Davis, Melinda, 301 Hill, Whittier Davis, Rodney Vincent, 78142 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Davis, Tommy Joe, 542 Ojai Rd., Santa Paula Deal, Darnelle D., 202 N. Carolina St., Houston, Texas Deatherage, Joyce L., 2526 51st St., Sacramento Deck, Cullen Paul, 416 W. Regent St. 41, Inglewood Decker, Howard G., 1742 Farmstead, La Puente Del Llano, Manuel, Ave. Hidalgo aifS!N Tecate, Baja Calif., Mex. Del Mar, Nellie, 1845 Taft Ave., Hollywood 28 De Maggie, Stanley N., 656 N. Freeman Blvd., Los Angeles Dennis, Homer D., 1370 W. 26th Pl., San Pedro Derrick, Julia M., 1133 W. 78th St., Los Angeles 44 De Spain, Dwayne L., 3250 Virginia Ave., Lynwood Detwiter, Harry D., 7814- S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Detwiter, June Argo, 7814 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 De Wald, Margaret L., 4746 W. 168th St., Lawndale Diaz, Roy Carl, 11132 LaSalle Ave., Los Angeles Dickey, Bill, 4524 Live Oak, Bell Diegelman, Donald, 1714 W. 59th St. Diener, Beverly C., 3008 Palm, Manhattan Beach Dietrich, Donald H., Route 542, Caldwell, Idaho DiJerlando, Sue Anne, 8600 Cimarron St., Los Angeles Dirlam, Ronald J., 820-C S. Walnut, Inglewood Dixon, Gary R., 539 S. Indiana St., Anaheim Dixon, Robert S., 5822 S. Arlington Ave., Los Angeles Doby, Laura J., 712 E. 117th St., Los Angeles Donnelly, William W., 10721 Yukon Ave., Inglewood Dowling, Eluira R., 549 S. Soto St., Los Angeles 33 Downey, Marvin J., 4904 Dodsworth Ave., Covina Downs, Betty J., 8010 S. Mariposa Ave. Dreyer, Louise Marie, 2137 Pasco Del Mar, Palos Verdes Est. Driver, Charles Roger, Jr., P. O. Box 521, Hemet Duhm, Darrell A., 213 20th St., Manhattan Beach Dysen, JoAnne V., 5717 Shepard Ave., Sacto -E- Ebel, Paul O., 1859 W. 84th Pl., Los Angeles 4-7 Echoes, William R., 548 W. 113th St., Los Angeles Eckmann, Ramona M., 1349 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 4-4 Edman, Joan L., 23171 Davis Way, Torrance Elford, Llona J., 8505 Lemoran, Rivera Elliott, Alice R., P. O. Box 3, Pearblossom Ellis, Fred S., 930 9th St., Hermosa Beach Ellison, Robert, 2703 W. 74th St., Los Angeles 43 Engman, Ken, 6206 Keniston Ave., Los Angeles Essien, Essien A., cfo Church of Christ, Box 48, Uyo, Nigeria Estacion, Abby L., 1022 W. 85th St. Evans, Gerold F., 665 W. 70th St., Los Angeles -F- Fagette, Lynda Carol, 3507 Tilde Ave., Los Angeles 34 Fahey, Anita V., 125 W. 142nd St., Hawthorne Falati, Javad R., 10600 Inglewood Ave., Inglewood Falls, Otis A., Box 62, Myrtle Creek, Oregon Falls, Verda J., 618 Christian St., Myrtle Creek, Oregon Famiano, Anthony C., 11109 Dove Ave., Cleveland 5, Ohio Fang, Janney, 12, Lane 3, Sun Young Rd., Taiper, Taiman Faust, Linda R., Rm. 110, Marilyn Hall, Pepperdine College Felder, Gene I., 9503 Maie Ave., Los Angeles 2 Feola, Al, 7816 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 4-4 Ferris, C. Carlin,'3740 6th Ave., Los Angeles 18 Fields, Drusilla A., 12736 S. Belhaven Ave., Los Angeles 59 Fine, Stuart W., 7626 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles 47 Firth, Darrel Lynn, 9534- Goebel Avenue, Los Angeles 45 Fischer, Barrie E., 1373 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Fisher, Judith A., 2903 Worthington, Bakersfield Fisher, Stephen J., 631 Lorna Lane, Los Angeles 49 Fjeldstad, David R., 3947 Sutro Ave., Los Angeles 8 Flanagan, Paul, Jr., 12001 S. Western, Los Angeles Fleming, Carl M., 1141 W. 45th St., Los Angeles 37 Fleming, James O., 11410 S. Menlo 9994, Los Angeles 44 Fleming, Nancy, 11410 S. Menlo, Los Angeles 44 Flock, F. Verne, 1240 W. 74th St., Los Angeles 44 Folger, Barbara J., 514 N. Haviland, Whittier Foltz, James T., Box 802, Oak Harbor, Washington Fong, Betty C., 1958 W. 71st St., Los Angeles 47 Fong, Lily M-L, 503 Grosvenor House, 120 MacDonnell Rd., Hong Kon Forbes, Sterling, 9907 Grape St., Los Angeles 2 Fordiani, Bob F., 7838 Denker Ave., Los Angeles 47 Fortine, Bruce, 7886 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Fowler, M. Ola, 453714 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles 41 Fowler, Stella, 453714 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles 41 Franklin, Charles L., 12718 S. Behrens Ave., Norwalk Fransen, John C., 1335 W. 74-th St., Apt. 2, Los Angeles Fraser, Alice G., 1424 Park Ave., Long Beach 3 Free, Jennie E., 1823 N. Illinois Ave., Caldwell, Idaho French, Zoe A., 41214 Maple, Brea Freeze, Bobby, 4-5-519 Jackson, Indio Frishy, Lewis O., Hickman Mills, Mo. Fruchey, Jim D., 150 E. 118th St., Hawthorne Frugoli, Milton J., 736 Stepney St., Inglewood Fuller, Jerry W., 1125 Trinity Ave., Seaside Funaro, Isabel, 11922 S. Hoover, Los Angeles 44 -Q- Garnble, Doris J., 44414 E. 91st St., Los Angeles 3 Garard, S. Carol, 6815 Cimarron St., Los Angeles 47 Garcia Garcia, Bernardo A. E., 2520 Nelson Ave., Redondo Beach Gates, John R., 333 E. Hills Dale St., Inglewood Gee, Lillie, 836 E. 25th St., Los Angeles 11 Geismar, William E., 9701 Crenshaw Blvd., Inglewood Gentry, Kathryn M., 1120 Knox St., San Fernando George, William B., 4300 Forman Ave., N. Hollywood Gerde, Michael W., 1309 W. l.09tl1 Pl., Los Angeles 44 Geurken, Jeanne L., 5050 Cerrillos, Woodland Hills Gift, Beverly J., 10612 Fourth Ave., Inglewood Gilliam, Wanda F., 4555 Pershing St., Beaumont, Texas Gittisarn, Srisamon, 356 Sri-Ayuthaya Rd., Bangkok, Thailand Gittisarn, Srisamutra, 356 Sri-Ayuthaya Rd., Bangkok, Thailand Glaus, Roberta Irene, 1470 E. Florida Ave., Hemet Glenn. Plummey J., 1614 E. 45th St., Los Angeles 11 Glover, John P., 2900 N. W. 20th St., Fort Worth, Texas Golding, Allen P., 4-845 Keniston Ave., ,Los Angeles 43 Golphenee, .lerry R., 14430 S. Muriel Ave., Compton Goodricke, Dorothy H., 980 E. Villa St., Pasadena Goodwin, Robert A., 5012 Coliseum St., Los Angeles 16 Gordon, Doug, 1345 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 ' Gottschalk, Eldon W., 1805 W. 80th St., Apt. 6, Los Angeles 47 Gralewski, Charles L., 3857M W. 118 Pl., Hawthorne Grant, Alonzo C., 2001 Wellington Rd., Los Angeles 16 Grasham, William W., 14217 E. Havenbrook, Baldwin Park Green, Rose C., 105 E. Bellcview, Porterville Greenbaum, Nancy J., 1115 Amelia Dr., Long Beach Greenbaum, Norm, 1531 S. Beverly Dr., Los Angeles 35 Greiner, Robert W., 1951 W. 54th St., Los Angeles 62 Grindstoff, Sandra L., 7388 Westwood Dr., Riverside Grubenhoff. Anita F., 4057 Centinela Ave., Los Angeles 66 Grumbles, Barbara L., 1121 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44, Box 255 Guevara, Peter R., 1807 S. Gramercy Pl., Los Angeles 19 Guidry, Ross J., 1643 W. 57th St., Los Angeles 62 Gutierrez, H. Eleanor, P. O. Box 714, Agana, Guam Guyer, Mona E., 1371 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 42 -H- Hadaway, Tom, 800814 S. New Hampshire, Los Angeles 44 Haffey, Madeline J., 837W Birch Ave., Hawthorne Hafner, Robert L., 785414 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Hahn, Jo, 792614 S. New Hampshire, Los Angeles 44 Hale, Patrick R., 214 Ave. F, Redondo Hall, Norman H., 195 W. 142nd St., Hawthorne Hall, Stan G., 1716 S. Hobart, Los Angeles 6 Ham, Yungta C., 7830 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 4-4 Hamilton, H. Trevor, 4021 Rosewood, Los Angeles 4 Hamilton, Patricia K., 2015 W. 81st St., Los Angeles 47 Hamlin, Anita R., 11207 Osage Ave., Inglewood Hamm, Dorothy L., 8921 Hobart, Los Angeles 47 Hanmiack, Thomas E., 2267 Torrance Blvd., Torrance Hammett, Robert K., 8813 Halldale. Los Angeles Hancock, Dave, 6419 Salt Lake Ave., Bell Haneline, Clark W., 604 S. Flower St., Inglewood 1 Hanes, Robert E., 1010555 Inglewood Ave., Inglewood Hansen, Terry D., Box 44, Corinne, Utah Hanson, Ruth M., 267 E. Street, Brawley Hard, Dec, 11138 S. Van Ave., Los Angeles 47 Harding, Ann D., 8451 Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Harris, Willie C., 14015 Parmelee, Compton I-larl, Helen I., 14128 S. Albertson Ave., Compton Havens, Beth A., 861 N. E. 70th, Portland 13, Oregon Hayes, Nancy, 384-5 Mt. Vernon Dr., Los Angeles 8 Hayward, Mary E., 7878 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Head, Patricia, 600 San Migricl Way, Sacramento Hearon, Laura .l., 6344 Ventura St., Sacramento 22 Hefner, Gwer L., 520 Via Media, Palos Verdes Est. Helm, David A., 786214 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Hemphill, William P., 1500 Fernside Blvd., Alameda Henderson, Bob, 4001. Josephcnc, Lynwood Henderson, Robert A. S., 2106 Victoria Ave., Los Angeles 16 Henderson, Solomon, 1034-3 Gorman Ave., Los Angeles 2 Herrick, Julia A., 15318 Cranbrook, Lawndale Hershey, Francine L., 1808K I'Iauscr Blvd., Los Angeles 19 Hertel, Christine G., 6210 Harcourt Ave., Los Angeles 43 Hessen, William V. fJr.l, 5404 Palos Verdes Blvd., Torrance 1-lickok, Alan K., 12403 Otsego, N. Hollywood Hicks, Lana L., 1021 8th Pl., Ilerxnosa Beach Hidalgo, Maximo A., 218 Fambrano Quito, Ecuador Hill, Loretta, 452 E. 138th St., Hawthorne Hill, Lorraine A., 452 E. 138th St., Hawthorne Hill, Virginia Ruth, 328 W. 65th St., Los Angeles 3 Hines, Billy E., 7844 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Hirselnnan, .Janice M., 6568 S. St. Andrews Pl., Los Angeles 47 Hitz, Marguerite, 1239 E. 77th St., Los Angeles 1 Hobson, Fred J., 10363 Klingcrman, El Monte Hoffman, Alan L., 6355 Middleton St., Huntington Park Hoffman, Anita A., 6355-H Middleton St., Huntington Park Hoffman, Richard P., 403 W. 101st St., Los Angeles 3 Hoffman, Robert D., 2134-0 Pacific Coast Hwy., Malibu Holland, Jennie S., 2729 W. 78th St.,'Inglew'iJod 4 Hollins, Mary V., 17551 Orange Ave., Orange Hollis, Darden, 6243 W. 83rd Pl., Inglewood Holloway, Caris, 2955 Potomac Ave., Los Angeles 16 Hollumon, Michael P., 822 Pau.l Edwards, Clarksdale, Miss. Holmes, Don L., 437 First St., Los Angeles Holmes, John A., 302-B Independence, Chinalake Hoonanian, Richard, 7863 Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles 44 Hoover, Trenton W., Jr., 1609 2nd Ave., Los Angeles 19 Johnson, Richmond P., k831 W. 87th St., Apt. 4, Los Angeles 44 Johnson, Robert C., 826 W. 77th St., Los Angeles 44 Johnson, Steve K., 1502 W. 218th St., Torrance Johnson, Warren V., 1353 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Jones s fBeverlyJ Ann, Box 449, Boron Jones, Brenda L., 1329 W. 57th St., Los Angeles 37 Jones, Douglas H., 2 Quail Ridge Rd., S. Rolling Hills Jones, Harry W., 5120 Victoria Ave., Los Angeles 43 Jones, Jean L., 2015 E. 122nd St., Willowbrook Jones, Jones, Jones s Linda L., 809 E. 12th St., Pueblo, Colorado Mae Berthann, 2015 E. l22nd St., Willowbrook Phillip E., 15221 Raymond Ave., Gardena n, E. Melton, 4206 W. 176th St., Torrance Jordan, Jerry J., Box 5231, San Diego Jordan, Loree J., 3218 Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach Jorgensen, Edwin H., 3460 Greenfield Ave., Los Angeles 34 Judd, James O., 1347 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Jung, Jolm M., 2810 Liberty Blvd., South Gate J orda -K- Kadjar, Shadoor M., Box 471, 1121 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Kaldani, Bernard B., Box 2551, Long Beach Kanouff, Alice E., 133 Via Mesa Grande, Redondo Beach Karadsheh, Shafik J., 1255 Morada Pl., Altadena Karakawa, Gladys N., P. O. Box 335, Makawao, Maui, Hawaii Kasser, John V., 909 S. Eucalyptus, Inglewood Kateh, John D., 3120 W. 81st St., Inglewood Kaye, Mary S., Box 481, Laguna Beach Keillor, Martin G., 408 Sunridge, Playa Del Rey Kellogg, Ynez B., 1113 W. 121st St., Los Angeles 44 Kelly, William L., 1331 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Kelsey, Pat, 5822 La Cienega, Los Angeles 56 Kenney, Sandra L., Rt. 1, Box 184, Winton Keppler, Ron A., 3726 Edgehill Dr., Los Angeles 18 Killion, Dale W., 317 Cibola St., Needles Kiltz, Gerald D., 1541 Wellesley Ave., Los Angeles 25 Kim, Cheng J., 8065 S. Hoover, Los Angeles 44 Kim, Hung J., 626 Young Joo-Wong, Pasan, Korea Kim, Young K., 4860 Bangor St., Los Angeles Hough, Jean C., 5507 W. 82nd St., Los Angeles 45 Houghton, Elise A., Rt. 1, Box 237, Paso Robles Howard, John C., 3653 Ocean View, Los Angeles 66 Howell, Mary M., 909 Atkinson St., Monroe Huff, Carol A., 1234 Short St., Arcadia Huff, Susan K., 1234 Short St., Arcadia Hughes, E. Katherine, 1082 Highland Court, Upland Hughes, Rex G., 558 S. Helbcrta, Redondo Beach Hultz, Robert L., 2032 259th Pl., Lomita Hunt, Charles R., 7882 Normandie, Los Angeles Hunt, Janice D., 4886 S. Clarendon, Detroit, Mich. Hunter, Dora A., 3221 Arbor Vitae, Inglewood Huston, Dick L., 3816 W. 118th St., Hawthorne Hutcherson, Matthan A., 1284 W. 38th Street, Los A Hynd, John S., 3217 Watseka Ave., Los Angeles 34 -I- Ingram, Alice K., 1724 W. 247th Pl., Lomita 1.11. Jackson, Ardcll D., 1732 W. 37th St., Los Angeles 18 Jackson, Mitchell, 626 W. 17th St., Los Angeles 15 Jepson, Dick L., 20545 Avis, Torrance Jipp, Donald L., 17221 Wilton Pl., Torrance ngeles 37 Jolmson, Charles D., 22314 S. Main St., Piru Jolmson, Edith M., 4016 W. 165th St., Lawndale Johnson, Ella Mae, 309 E. 68th St., Los Angeles 3 Johnson, James L., 1528 S. Cochran Ave., Los Angeles 19 Johnson, James T., 7870115 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles Johnson, Laura Mae, 751 E. 84th Pl., Los Angeles 1 Johnson, Leroy H., 1034-W W. 36th St., Los Angeles Johnson Marie, 755 E. 85th St., Los Angeles 1 J ohnson Mary E., 3240 Palm Ave., Lynwood Kindred, Douglas L., 6417 S. Vermont, Apt. 12, Los Angeles 44 Kindred, Sharon M., 8717 104th St. S. W., Tacoma 99, Wash. King, Mary Y., 9412 Fleetwing Ave., Los Angeles 45 Kuschman, Marvin, 1329 6th Ave., Scottsbluff, Nebraska Kitzmiller, Joyce A., 1230 W. 55th St., Los Angeles 37 Klapp, Bruce E., 1312 W. 103rd St., Apt. 3, Los Angeles 44 Klutz, Robert D., 12056 S. Vermont, Apt. 2, Los Angeles 65 Knox, Martha L., 16708 Maple Grove, La Puente Koda, June, 1717 162nd St., Gardena Koekkoek, John W., 2013 W. 109tl1 St., Los Angeles 47 Koontz, Rosella Grace, 1851 Hooker St., Westminster,.Colorado Kopan, Diane L., Mgr's Qtrs., VA Center, Fifth and Fort, Boise, Kovach, Violet M., 3839 Chanson Dr., Los Angeles 43 Krajian, Ronald N., 1516 S. Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles 19 Kramar, Stephen R., 7836 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Kremer, Robert W., 9318 11th Ave., Inglewood Kreutz, Clifford, 2316 W. 78th St., Inglewood 4 Kreutz, Nola N., 2316 W. 78th St., Inglewood 4 Kroener, Beverly Anne, 1514M3 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 47 Krumins, L. J., 3410 W. 78th Pl., Los Angeles 43 Kruschke, Douglas H., 2636 Manhattan Bch. Blvd., Gardena Kundman, Carl H., 226 Wolff St., Racine, Wisconsin Kurtz, Betty 1., 832W Haverford Ave., Pacific Palisades Kusic, Rose, 630 N. Eucalyptus, Apt. D, Hawthorne Kutchukian, Sam, P. O. Box 4582, Beirut, Lebanon Kwan, Winnie S., 21-23 Chatharn Rd. 7th, Kowloon, Hong Kong Kwack, Walter, 1052 E. 20th St., Los Angeles 11 -L.. LaFond, Paul P., 3606 W. 63rd St., Los Angeles 43 Lam, Daisy, 309 Prince Edward Rd., Hong Kong Landee, Janice Lucille, 1127 W. 92nd St., Los Angeles 44 Landry, Fabaus, 7846 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Landry, Judith S., 784-6 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Lane, Pat P., 8300 Holy Cross, Los Angeles 45 Laros, Angelo J., 3027 W. 75th St., Los Angeles 43 Lasiter, Julia S., 78385 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Lauderdale, Merle, 10431 Crenshaw, Apt. 4, Inglewood Lautenschlager, Adam D., 2045 W. 82nd St., Los Angeles 47 Lawton, Eugene, 566 Jordan Park, St. Petersburg 12, Florida Lederfine, Bernard, 6252 Silva St., Lakewood Lee, Eugene, 215 E. 61st St., Los Angeles 3 Lee, Nancy, 2391 W. 31st St., Los Angeles 18 Lee, Susanna, Rt. 1, Box 37, Elsinore, California Idaho LeFlore, Marvella A., 360 E. Imperial Hwy., Los Angeles 61 Leichner, Dorothy D., 2302 W. Century Blvd., Inglewood 4 Leon, Tony S., 406 Hindoy Ave., Inglewood Leonard, Margaret D., 1306 W. 130th St., Compton Leong, Albert C. S., 5105 Ambrose Ave., Los Angeles 12 Lesher, Carmenza, 1229 W. 81st Pl., Los Angeles 44 Leslie, Linda D., 310 Velarde St., Mt. View Leverton, Judy A., Route 1, Box 80, Tolleson, Arizona LeVine, Sandra S., 6507 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Lew, Grace, 2110 Adair St., Los Angeles 11 Lew, Young, Mountain 56, Norya.ngjin Dong, Seoul, Korea Lewis, Erelyne P., 3380 Acacia, San Bernardino Lillard, Ruth A., 515 E. 33rd St., Los Angeles 18 Lin, Edward C., No. 1 W. Nanking Rd., Taipai, Taiwan, China Lineham, William J ., 17008 Delia, Torrance Link, Joe, 4136 Neosho Ave., Los Angeles 66 Livings, Leona L., 1836 W. 74th St., Los Angeles 47 Lloyd, Jan E., 1610 Liholiho St., Honolulu 14, Hawaii Loeb, John S., 7711 8th Ave., Los Angeles 43 Logan, Gregory W., 280 Riverside Dr., New York City, N. Y. Longmead, Doris J., 338 W. Almond, Compton Lorenz, Alfred, 626 W. 41st St., Los Angeles 47 Lotz, Carole A., 16958 Strawberry Dr., Encino Lowe, Ronald T., 2322 W. 75th St., Los Angeles 43 Lowenkron, Ellen, 2737 San Marino St., Los Angeles 6 Loy, Howard R. ULD, 384-0 Glen Feliz Blvd., Los Angeles 39 Lu, Ching-Chou, 911 White Knoll Dr., Los Angeles 12 Lucostic, Joseph R., 2160 W. 70th St., Los Angeles 47 Luke, Roderick I., 1229 E. 124th St., Los Angeles 59 Lundberg, Dean E., 3916 Hepburn Ave., Los Angeles 8 Lundy, JoAnn, 6701 Miramonte Blvd., Los Angeles 1 Lusk,.Carl E., 6310 6th Ave., Los Angeles 43 Lutner, Alvin G., 320 Liberty Rd., Boise, Idaho Lutzenberg, Don, 4513 Sargent Ave., Castro Valley ..Mc.- McCaleb, Elizabeth R., 1231 W. 76th St., Los Angeles 44 McClain, David P., 11203 Elm St., Lynwood McClure, William F., 6631 Salt Lake 9554, Bell McCobb, Robert L., 1045 W. 56th St., Los Angeles 37 McConnell, Patricia K., 8207 Crenshaw Dr., Inglewood 4 McCoy, Arthur L., 1811M W. 24th St., Los Angeles 18 McDonald, Daisy O., 2 Sackville Rd., Kingston, Jamaica McDonald, Patricia A., 11301 Hannum Ave., Culver City McFarland, Glen W., 1159 F rigate Ave., Wilmington McGee, J oan Elizabeth, 29 N. Bushnell, Alhambra McIntosh, Jerry G., Rt. 1, Box 962, Lindsay McKinzie, Melvia J., 106 South J efferson, Midland, Texas McLaughlin, Marilyn D., 9321 Isis Ave., Los Angeles 45 McManus, James A., 2440 Eagle Ave., Alameda McMinn, George L., 423 W. 164th St., Gardena -M- Maberry, Peggy Marie, 409 Washington, Oildale MacBride, Richard E., 2911 W. 74th St., Los Angeles 43 Manning, Calvin G., 1522 W. 80th St., Los Angeles 47 Mannkian, Andy, Ccfo Hafez, Sam, No. 6, Teheran, Iranl Marbony, Ambrose, 7828 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Marcy, Sari S., 7324 Oakdale Ave., Canoga Park Marks, Gregory H., 1660 E. Walnut St., El Segundo Marmol, I. Margarita, 15840 S. Figueroa, Gardena Marmol, Leonard M., 15840 S. Figueroa, Gardena Marshall, Lloyd Alton Jr., 7820 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Marshal, Thomas H., 916Vr W. 81st St., Los Angeles 44 Martin, Aletrice, 7908 S. New Hampshire, Los Angeles 44 Martin, Dennis P., 341 Roselle Ave., Hawthorne Martin, James A., 1607 S. Brycedale, Duarte Martin, Richard B., 7908 S. New Hampshire, Los Angeles 44 Martin, Ruth L., 3425 11th Ave., Los Angeles 18 Martin, William R., 712 35th St., Manhattan Beach Martinetta, Elizabeth L., 6235 Cimarron St., Los Angeles 47 Mathews, Darrell E., 13320 Zanja St., Los Angeles 66 Matlock, Thomas, 1031 W. 82nd St., Los Angeles 44 Maxted, Linda Lou, 4238 Blackton Dr., La Mesa Mayfield, Alphonso, 3205 W. 18th St., Los Angeles 19 Mayfield, Duane O., 1341 W. 79th St., Apt. 2, Los Angeles 44 Mayne, Harlan R., 4229 W. Slauson, Apt. 4, Los Angeles 43 Mayumi, Jimmy, 1231 W. 76th St., Los Angeles 44 Meachan, David F., 11406 Toune Ave., Los Angeles 61 Medeiros, Gary R., Dept. of Health, Maui, Hawaii Mediacdea, Richard A., 627 E. 73rd St., Los Angeles 1 Melton, Charles Marlar, 7852 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 I Melville, Joyce M., 34-27 San Gabriel River Pk'way Dr., Baldwin Park Menar, Robert M., 736W S. Manhattan Pl., Los Angeles Merlino, Dante R., 4681 Banner Drive, Long Beach Mikasa, George T., 4-852 W. Imperial, Inglewood Mill, Elton R., 7862 S. Normandie, Apt. I, Los Angeles 44 Miller, Donna L., 303 Manzanita, Sierra Madre Miller, Kathy, 3675 Vinton, Los Angeles 39 fApt. 7? Miller, Marvin L., 1940Mz W. 35th St., Los Angeles 18 Miller, Ronald L., 8l20Mg S. New Hampshire, Los Angeles 44 Minturn, Ezra, 9818 S. B1'oadway, Los Angeles 3 Minturn, Paul A., 9818 S. Broadway, Los Angeles 3 Mitchell, Ted E., 3229 Pleasant St., Lynwood Mitten, Gary W., 6550 Cerritos Ave., Long Beach 5 Moeckly, Maureen L., 1122 W. 160th St., Gardena Moeckly, Pearl G., 1122 W. 160th St., Gardena Mohr, Carlene S., 1109 Gladstone, Glendora Molari, Mahin, Ane Hedayt Ave., Alai 95918, Tehran, Iran Montgomery, Floyd W., 410 Wilson Ave., Mingo Jct., Ohio Montgomery, Melba K., Star Route, Palisades, Washington Moon, John Y., 211 Hoo Sm Dong, Seoul, Korea Moore, Francis X., 3502 W. 78th Pl., Inglewood 4 Moore, Jay B., 2502 W. 115th Pl., Inglewood Moore, Melva, 7827 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Morgan, Joanne D., 421 Oregon, EI Segundo Morgan, William G., 9641 Virginia Ave., South Gate Morris, Don T., Box 329, 1121 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Moshier, Earnest C., 7884 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Mountain, Philip D., 7899 Airlane Ave., Los Angeles 45 Muir, Vema M., 15522 S. Vermont Ave., Gardena Muller, Beverly A., 6102 Alviso Ave., Los Angeles 43 Mulligan, Bob P., 7872 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Myers, Eleanor L., Varna, Illinois -N- Nakanishi, Jack M., P. O. Box 470, Las Vegas, Nevada Nash, Stanley E., Jr., 7331 Woodrow Wilson Dr., Los Angeles 46 Nash, William R., 7025 Osbun Rd., San Bernardino Nasr, Mostafa, 113 Jami Ave., Tehran, Iran Naudus, Anthony J., 8359 Gainford Ave., Downey Neese, Larry D., 1422 W. 97th St., Los Angeles 47 Neill, LaDonna, 822 E. Lime, Monrovia Nelson, Gary, 7462 Denrock Ave., Los Angeles 45 Nelson, Judy N., 405 W. 14th St., The Dalles, Oregon Newberry, L. Wally, 128 E. 136th St., Hawthorne Newman, Forrest D., 1448 W. 110th St., Los Angeles 47 Nickas, Nick E., 7229 Willoughby, Los Angeles Nickerson, Janice T., 6822 Orion Ave., Van Nuys Nightingale, Sandra Kay, 1433 W. 112th St., Los Angeles 47 Ning, Judy, 8017 S. Hoover St., Los Angeles 44 Nishizaki, Jeanne S., Rural Route 1, Box 105, Hilo, Hawaii Njaka, Chibueze E., 3595 Wonder View, Hollywood 28 -0- O'Donnell, Martin T., 3512 W. 78th St., Inglewood 4 Olafson, John B., 1369 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 O'Leary, Edna B., 836 314 W. 66th St., Los Angeles 44 Oliva, Placida Q., 204 Loma Dr., Los Angeles 26 Oreb, Helen G., 134-7 W. 19th St., San Pedro Ortner, Carol E., 3923 Cerritos, Long Beach Osborne, Donald M., 100 Blackstone Pl., Nashville, Tenn. Osborne, Gary B., 6111 Alviso Ave., Los Angeles 43 Otis, William G., 6534 Brynhurst, Los Angeles 43 Otoyo, Eno O., Oyubia-Oron, Eastern Nigeria, W. Africa Owens, Robert L., 1676 E. Palm Lane, Los Angeles 59 -P- Paden, Donnia J., 11314 Leffingwell Rd., Norwalk Page, Ethel A., 9015K W. 74th St., Los Angeles 4-4 Paik, Soonja C., 7862 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 64 Pamplin, Elton L., 916M W. 81st St., Los Angeles 44 Pamplin, Leonard R., 1711 Bush St., Santa Ana Park, Betty M., 13827 Kenmore, Baldwin Park Parks, Beth, 24350 Arcadia St., Newhall Parks, James R., 1218 S. Berendo St., Los Angeles 6 Parrott, Malcolm, 2417 Forest, Great Bend, Kansas Patience, Heather M., 8514 Tweedy Lane, Downey Patterson, George H., 2049 Galerita Dr., San Pedro Patterson, Joyce Rochelle, 1721i W. Compton Blvd., Gardena Patterson, Robert L., 9637 Maplewood, Bellflower Pearsall, Phyllis A., 1121 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Pearsey, Mildred B., 4920 Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance Pechin, Suzette, 4071 Berryman Ave., Los Angeles 66 Peek, Susan Rae, 24-22 Fairmont, Santa Ana Penson, Juanita H., 4-300 Hooper Ave., Los Angeles 11 Pepperdine, Wendell, 1614 Wellington Rd., Los Angeles 19 Perryman, George M., 14-826 White, Compton Peters, Barbara A., Box 4-8, Big Oak Flat Pete1'son, Charlotte A., 11113 S. Mariposa Ave., Los Angeles 44 Peterson, Grace D.. 174-7 9th St., Manhattan Beach Peterson, Richard N., Rt. 3, Box 56, Enumchaw, Washington Phillips, Darell W., 4-262 W. 106th St., Inglewood Phillips, Les R., 2484-1 Woodward Ave., Lomita Pic'l, Marlys E., 7826 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 l'ie'l, Melvin E., 7826 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44- Piedmond, Gina, Box 85, Cambridge, Idaho Pierce, Nancy ll., 2 Klondike Ave., Fitchburg, Mass. Pinkston, Ethel, 5922 Estrella Ave., Los Angeles 44 Plaster, Bill Ray, 551 Oxford Ave., Hawthorne Plourd, Barbara E., 1363 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Plumley, Donald F., 1123 W. 4-lst St., Los Angeles 37 Plummer, Marrilyn J., 3856 Leeview St., Culver City Pollard, Murna F., Rt. 3, Box 4-73, Port Angeles, Washington Pomaville, Susan A., 2509 W. Thoreau St., Inglewood 4 Poole, George S., 112116 Stearns Dr., Los Angeles 35 Porter, Ted O., 840 W. 83rd St., Los Angeles 44 Potter, Calvin A., 3525 W. 117th St., Inglewood Puterbaugh, Donald G., 1744-D Cloverfield, Santa Monica Powell, Charles V., 2409 Rosedale St., Houston 4, Texas Pratt, Bob Allen, 3707 Jurupa Ave., Riverside Premack, Ruth H., 10121 Woodworth, Inglewood 4- Price, Roger W., 118 W. 87th Pl., Los Angeles 3 Primm, Joan M.. 730 Chaucer Rd., San Marino Pritchett, Thomas E., 756 W. 103rd St., Los Angeles 44 Proper, Lee Charles, 355 S. Longfellow Ave., Tucson, Arizona Prosser, Karolyn B., 4-09 N. Camden Dr., Beverly Hills Pnterbaugh, Donald G., 1744--D Clnverfield, Santa Monica - Q .. Queen, Glenda, 480 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa - R - Radcliffe, John R., 5141 11th Ave.-, Loshlfngeles 43 Rae, Colleen, 10907 S. Budlong Ave., Los Angeles 44 Ruins, Carolyn S., 3750 Gundry Ave., Long Beach 7 Rand, William C., 2507 Buckingham Rd., Los Angeles 16 Ravenscroft, Glen R., 7834 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Ravenseroft, Laveta H., 7834- S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Raymond, Jolm A., 476 Los Altas, Arcadia Rea, Carolyn J., 2427 Centinela, Apt. M, Santa Monica Redman, Gloria D., 353 W. 77th St., Los Angeles 3 Reed, Kenneth P., 759 W. 105th St., Los Angeles 44 Reeves, Chuck M., 1357 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Reid, Gerald DeWitt, 4-30 W. 136th St., Hawthorne Reid, Norman W., 939 Alpha, Inglewood Reiner, Richard C., 290 E. Bort St., Long Beach 5 Renner, Glena J., 814-1 Utah St., Buena Park Rettberg, .l0hn Russell, 3133 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 43 Rex, W. Clark, 7840 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Reynolds, Jessie B., 74-26 Halldale, Los Angeles 47 Rhyu, Han Yong, 906 W. 80th St., Los Angeles 4-4 Rice, David L., 8830 S. Budlong, Los Angeles 44 Richards, Charles M., 9107 S. Denkcr Ave., Los Angeles 47 Richardson, Doris E., 917 W. 134-th St., Compton Riggan, Mary G., 1642 E. 4-th St., Santa Ana Rios, George G., 1933 W. 42nd Pl., Los Angeles 62 Rippel, Judith J., 10922 Morrison St., N. Hollywood Ritezel, Sue R., 712 26th St., Manhattan Beach Ritter, Nancy, 1519 W. 94-th St., Los Angeles 4-7 Rivas F., Pedro l'1., 14-57 W. 90tl1 St., Los Angeles 47 Roberson, Coy L., 629 E. 94-th St., Los Angeles 2 Roberson, Roy Jr., 24-9 W. 118th St., Los Angeles Roberts, Cherryl, 4-5-24-0 Rubidoux, Indio Roberts, David M., 7814- Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 44 Roberts, Don J. Jr., 4-5-24-0 Rubidoux Dr., Indio Roberts, Hilda R., 7814- S. Normandie, Apt. 1, Los Angeles 44 Robertson, Hugh B., 1122 Princeton, Santa Monica Robinett, Geraldine M., 6229 Cerritos, Long Beach 5 Robinson, Lee P., 239 Grevillea, Hawthorne Robinson, Shelby L., 2229 S. Mansfield, Los Angeles 16 Rodrigues, Albert F., 54-41 8th Ave., Los Angeles 4-3 Rodriguez, Mary B., 64-18 S. Figueroa, I..os Angeles 43 Roelen, Jay, 3644-M W. 102nd St., Inglewood Rogers, June D., 9602 2nd Ave., Inglewood 4 Rogers, Susan R., 4166 W. 60th St., Los Angeles 4-3 Roles, Sydney, 12056 S. Vermont, Los Angeles Roman, C. I., 209 Donner Ave., Roseville Rook, Rosalie, 6815 Shoshone, Van Nuys Rorex, Joyce R., 7818-1 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Ross, Doris I., 1217 W. 109th St., Los Angeles 44 Roush, Edward D., 10008W Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood Rowland, Wm. F., 1725 Chateau, Anaheim Rudd, Carol J., 4080 Athenian Way, Los Angeles 43 Ruiz, Ernesto, 8na Ave., S. 645 Managua, Nicaragua Running, Bernard, 1406 S. Sloan, Compton Russell, Beverly J., 5526 Mandalay Pl., San Diego Ryu, Charles K., 1-77 Kawhai-Dong, Seoul, Korea -5- Sagen, Elling, 2820 Parkway, Bakersfield Salatich, John, 5415 Onacrest Dr., Los Angeles 4-3 Sale, Stephen E., 504-1 Coringa Dr., Los Angeles 42 Salisb Salisb ury, Hugh M., 2641 Barrington Ave., Los Angeles 64 ury, Richard E., 174-4 W. 41st Dr., Los Angeles 62 Sampson, Dawn A., 8701 4th Ave., Inglewood Sampson, Wayne F., Rt. 2, Box 327, Fillmore Sanch ez, Neftali, 1113 W. 78th St., Los Angela Sandstrom, James E., 4004 Angeles Vista Blvd., Los Angeles 43 Santoro, Edward J., 2232 Johnston St., Los Angeles 31 Savino, Coneetta, 4160 W. 167th St., Lawndale Scarbrough, Sharon R., 11216 N. 11th Ave., Hanford Schertle, Richard E., 3794 Welland Ave., Los Angeles 18 Schillinger, Priscilla D., 2312 Alma Ave., Manhattan Beach Sehne ider, Lester S., 1258 S. Sycamore Ave., I..os Angeles 19 Schoepflin, Charles D., 7203 Fillmore Dr., Buena Park Schoolcraft, Edmund J., 20805 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance Schreiber, Walter, 3373 Overland, Los Angeles Sehroter, John F., 1933 N. Edgemont St., Los Angeles 27 Scott, Bill D., 785M5 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Scott, Danell G., 4-026 Tilden Ave., Culver City Scott, Edgar L., 9824 Maie Ave., Los Angeles 2 Scott, Lawrence P., Rt. 1, Rusk, Texas Seal, Edward E., 7874 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Segura, Charlotte R., Coronado Bldg., Santa Fe, New Mexico Seward, Bill R., Rt. 1, Newport, Arkansas Seyb, Gloria, 1800 W. 43rd Pl., Los Angeles 62 Shafer, Elizabeth E., 9620 4-th Ave., Inglewood Shafer, Sally Ann, 9620 4th Ave., Inglewood Shattuck, Sharon A., 1718 E. Ocean, Long Beach Shehi, Kenneth H., 2620 Clarendon, Huntington Park Shemanski, Charmaine C., 11314 Leffingwell Rd., Norwalk Shields, James E., 1365 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Shimmin, Lee I., 22650 B-arbaeoa Dr., Saugus Shuford, Richard H., 529 E. 37th, Long Beach Sieber, Frank M., 1243 W. 107tl1 St., Los Angeles 44 Simmons, Marjorie L., 603 W. 142nd St., Hawthorne Simmons, Eleanor O., 909 Bewley Ave., Modesto Simon, Jacquelyn F., 819 N. Grandee Ave., Compton Sims, Sims, Sims, Evelyn A., 1341 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Ray L., 1341 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44- Robert A., 9314- Bandera St. Skersick, Dave P., 15946 Gault St., Van Nuys Skinner, Court A., 311 Bazoobuth, Needles Skuban, Sue L., 644-0 W. 84th St., Los Angeles 45 Slemp, W. L., 5912 Overhi.ll Dr., Los Angeles 43 Smith Brenda L., 1710 E. Carson ,S-t., Long Beach 7 Smith, Carole A., 1710 E. Carson St., Long Beach Smith, Don O., 1055 Loma Ave., Apt. 5, Long Beach 4 Smith, Esther M., 7818 Normandie, Apt. 2, Los Angeles 44 Smith, James T., 7818 Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Smith, Jesse R., 12109 Berendo Ave., Los Angeles 44 Smith, Joan M., 10235 Darby, 9956, Inglewood Smith, Katrinka S., 7808 Parkland Dr., El Paso, Texas Smith, Kenan, Box 464, Silver City, N. C. Smith, Kirby D., 1133 W. Hoth Pl., Los Angeles 37 Smith, Marian K., 2019 W. 220th St., Torrance Smith, Nadean J., 12109 Berendo Ave., Los Angeles 44 Smith, Virginia L., 1055 Loma Ave., Apt. 5, Long Beach 4 Snyder, Marian, 1034 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Spears, Johnnie B., 1056 W. 80th St., Los Angeles 44 Spraggins, Paul T., 2132 E. 120th St., Los Angeles Stacy, Bill B., 1359 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Stafford, Robert L., 1985 Summit Ave., Pasadena Stafford, William C., 343 W. Bennett St., Compton Stager, Carol J ., 10947 Casimir Ave., Inglewood 4- Stahle, Marilyn Ruth, 4550 Pomona Ave., La Mesa Staley, James E., 2921 El Caminito, La Crescenta Stauffer, Edith R., 918 N. Pearl, Compton Steele, Keith R., Harper, Oregon Stehlik, Lillian, 801616 S. Hoover, Los Angeles Stephens, James D., Box 91, Lawrence, Pa. Stevens, Regis A., R. F. D. 1, Box 399, Kelseyville lb8 Stewart, J ean L., 7830 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Stewart, Ronald B., 7830 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Stiritz, Harry W., Jr., 623 W. Queen St., Inglewood Stirling, Robert G., 11500 Simms, Inglewood Stockard, De Loris L., 943 E. 105th St., Los Angeles 2 Stone, Noel L., 9925 Cimarron, Los Angeles 47 Stone, Robert L., 9721 6th Ave., Inglewood 4 Straeter, Fred J., 2421 W. l02nd St., Inglewood 4 Strihich, John C., 1357 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Strohmaier, Della M., 9117 Crenshaw Blvd., Inglewood Strunk, Earlene, 710 E. Collins, Orange Sugawara, Yoshinobu, 4-841 Sakase Isoshi Takaraguku, Japan Sullivan, John L., Route 1544, Ennis, Texas Sung, Louise, 1240 Howenhurst Dr., Los Angeles 46 Sutherland, Gertrude, 7812 Flight Ave., Los Angeles 45 Svoboda, Charlotte A., 8944 S. St. Andrews Pl., Los Angeles 47 Swancoat, Richard D., 7818 S. Normandie, Apt., Los Angeles 44 Swancoat, Ronald J., 7810 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Sweatt, Billy D., 230 George St., Marlin, Texas Szagunn, Martha L., 7815 S. Brighton Ave., Los Angeles 47 Szieff, William Jr., 1039 W. 90th St., Los Angeles 44 -T- Tarazi, Hanna CJohnJ J., 1255 Morada Pl., Altadena Tatum, Jacquelyn E., 926 S. Grandee, Apt. A, Compton Taylor, David L., 13279 Vaughn St., San Fernando Taylor, Don. L., 1335 W. 79th St., Apt. 2, Los Angeles 44 Taylor, James R., 2212 W. Tulare, Visalia Taylor, Paul E., 10330 Mallison, South Gate Taylor, Robert S., 1367 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 4-4 Teeple, JoAnn, 418 W. Hillsdale, Inglewood Thatcher, Sherrill L., 124 S. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles 4 Thomas, Hoben, 6831 11th Ave., Los Angeles 43 Thomas, Patricia A., 6831 11th, Los Angeles 43 Thomas, Peachy P., 1412 S. lst St., Chickasha, ,Oklahoma Thompson, Brian L., 211 S. Ave. 55, Los Angeles 42 Thyden, James E., 9217 S. Van Ness, Inglewood 4 Tift, Timothy M., 5233 W. 118th St., Inglewood Todd, Jackie, 8115 West Blvd., Inglewood 4 Tolbert, Donna Jean, 254 Melrose, Monrovia Tom, Harry K. S., 1242 W. 59th St., Los Angeles 4-4 Tomlin, Alton B., 1217 W. 78th St., Los Angeles 44 Townsell, Bertha N., 1506 W. 53rd St., Los Angeles 62 Townsend, Dale J., 2208 Ocean Park, Santa Monica Trimbur, Stanley,'11133 S. Ardath Ave., Inglewood Troy, Daphren, 2029 East Harvard, Phoenix, Arizona Turner, Glenda B., 3965 Camellia Dr., San Bernardino -U- Underwood, Lynda J., 1206 W. 75th St., Los Angeles 44- Underwood, Richard A., 933 Fairview Ave., Santa Ana Underwood, Robert I., 933 Fairview Ave., Santa Ana Unguez, Roberto T., Axuo 7, J imeney Chih., Mexico -V- Van Daalen, Joanne E., 6381 W. 78th St., Los Angeles 45 Vanderhoof, Jim H., 7036-20 N. W., Seattle, Washington VanderSchuit, Kim B., 7880 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Vanderveer, Arthur E., 12093 Williams, Compton Vanderveer, NolaLee M., 521 W. 64th Pl., Inglewood 3 Van Dyke, Sherman E., 1175 W. 39th St., Los Angeles 37 Vanian, Ruben R., 1900 E. Washington, Pasadena Varcados, Irene M., 933 Sandy Woods, Puente Varese, Frank Wm., 1655 N. Normandie, Los Angeles 27 Vargo, Thomas A., 500 Lomita, El Segundo Veinot, Norman E., 1344 W. 84th Pl., Los Angeles 44 Vicars, Bill A., 3675 Lindsay St., Riverside Villasenor, Janis A., 10601 Ruthelen St., Los Angeles 47 -W- Wade, Norma J., 7525 E. Saxon, S. San Gabriel Wagner, Janice S., 8403 E. 7th St., Downey Wagner, Vernon W., 10329Vz S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Waldon, Maitland T., 8927 Menlo, Los Angeles 44 Waldron, Bob T., 159 S. 229th St., Wilmington Walker, Donald A., 11502 S. St. Andrews Pl., Los Angeles Walker, Raymond A., 2912 Ponn Ave., Los Angeles 33 Walker, Richard F., 3204 Euclid Ave., Lynwood Wall, Philip W., cfo F. Bailey, 1405 Reed, Clovis, N. M. Wallace, Blanche M., 132 N. Hillcrest, Inglewood 1 Waller, Mabel B., 615 Aerick St., Inglewood Walpole, Lawrence A., 839 W. 78th St., Los Angeles 44 Walters, Evelyn S., 3639 Belle St., San Bernardino Walters, Frances M., 1136 W. 78th St., Los Angeles 44 Ward, Eula M., P. O. 61033, Los Angeles 61 Ward, Paul L., 7824 S. Normandie Ave., Los Angeles 4-4 Ware, Lula M., 2063 E. 115th St., Los Angeles 59 Warner, Carolyn L., 8731 Yorktown, Los Angeles 45 Warren, Clifton R., 2837 Pinckard Ave., Redondo Beach Watson, Charles B., 3800 Alma Ave., Manhattan Beach Watson, Judith L., 5339 Victoria Ave., Los Angeles 43 Watts, Verne A., 238 W. 142nd St., Hawthorne Weaver, Homer E., 7603 S. Bell, Los Angeles Weber, Richard W., 666 Longfellow Ave., Hermosa Beach Wedel, Glenn V., 4300 Cortland St., Lynwood Weeks, Harold, Box 63, Kennesaw, Georgia Weidman, Jean, 4921 W. 20th St., Los Angeles 16 Welch, Sheldon, 7822 S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Wenke, B. E., 1937 Stoner Ave., W. Los Angeles Westphalen, Glen R., 754 W. 120th St., Los Angeles 44 Weyand, Bradford, 14400 Avis, Lawndale Whiat, White White Nancy M., 1732 W. 82nd St., Los Angeles 47 , David M., 7810 Brighton Ave., Los Angeles 47 , James C., 5214 Ruby St., Torrance White, Larry C., 24109 Malibu Rd., Malibu White White White , Lee J., 693 E. 47th St., Los Angeles 11 , Norman A., 6215 Holmes Ave., Los Angeles 1 , Robert E., 609 10th St., Santa Monica Whitfield, Herman R., 3309 58th St., Sacto 20 Widmark, Emma G., P. O. Box 57, Klawack, Alaska Wigger, Linda L., 2223 W. 79th St., Inglewood 4 Wilder, Weinonnae L., 1314 Spring Creek St., Rome, Ga. Wiley, David T., 12437 Rye St., Studio City Wilkite, Bonnie J., 1141 N. Santa Anita Ave., Arcadia W'll , Betty J., 1028 W. 102nd St., Los Angeles 44 Williams, Barbara E., 12203 Trinity, Los Angeles 61 Williams, Elois M., 1655 Imperial Hwy., Apt. 3, Los Angeles 1 Williams, Marty, 10042 S. Manhattan Pl., Los Angeles 47 Williams, Paul O., 3919 Boyce Ave., Los Angeles 39 Williams, Sharon D., 787 N. Garfield Ave., Pasadena Williams, Wilma J., 2232 W. 29th Pl., Los Angeles 19 Wilmeth, Charles D., 1355 W. 79th St., Los Angeles 44 Wilson, Nancy S., P. 0. Box 152, Escondido Winn, Mary Ann, 648 W. 103 St., Los Angeles 44 Windle, Ernie, 11646 Weddington Wise, George T., 3635 Elliot St., San Diego 6 Witte, Joyce C., 918 S. 7th St., Richmond, Indiana Woehl, Dan, 1031 W. 101st St., Los Angeles 44 Wolfe, Carole S., 904 N. Stanley Ave., Los Angeles 46 Womack, Arnel W., 7278 Hollywood Blvd., Apt. 16, Hollywood 46 Wong, A. Ransom, 1662 Kalama St., Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Wong, Betty A., 1662 Kalama St., Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Wong, Lawrence C. S., 815 E. 67th St., Inglewood 1 ey Wong, Michael S. L., P. O. Box 2486, Hong Kong, China Wong, Millie, 5307 4th Ave., Los Angeles 43 Wood, Bob, 7511 Cowan Ave., Los Angeles 45 Wood, Richard R., 1838 Federal Ave., West Los Angeles 25 Woodfin, Anna B., 411 S. Fir Ave., Inglewood Woodroof, Ernest A., 2119 W. Cris, Anaheim Woods, Robert Paul, 9932 Gaymont, Anaheim Woodson, Don R., 12018 California St., Yucaipa Workman, Gary W., 8362 Willis Ave., Van Nuys Wray, Karen A., Box 68, Madros, Oregon Wright, Glenn P., cfo 1164 E Street, Corona Wright, Robert L., 7882M S. Normandie, Los Angeles 44 Wyatt, John C., 616 Ave. B, Redondo Beach HY- Yan, Vicente, 1431 N. McCadden Pl., Hollywood 28 Yanagisawa, Seiii, 912 B W. 80th St., Los Angeles 44 Yanagisawa, Seiii, 912 B W. 80th St., Los Angeles 44 Yates, Michael A., 3553 Crenshaw Dr., Inglewood York, Flora S., 418 E. 98th St., Inglewood 1 Yoshida, Daniel H., Omiya-Cho Watarai-Gun Mie, Japan Youhill, Jim, 18205 Purche Ave., Torrance -2- Zamanigan, Margatet F., 9415 S. 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