Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

THE 1947 EDITION of the SACRAMENTO COLLEGE YEARBOOK THE PIONEER Co-editors BOB YOUNG WAYNE FONG Sports Editor BILL LOTHROP Business Manager TONI MAMMOLITI Sales Manager CLARENCE STEPHAN Publicity NINA STASSI Advisor DWIGHT MITCHELL Photographers GABBY GERHAUSER CLAUDE R. PETER Staff VIC STEPHAN DOLLEEN McNEELEY BILL SMITH BETTY HUGHES BOB WRIGHT Sponsors MARJORIE GRAHAM MARGARET HARRISON BARBARA DOZIER MELBA LEDBETTER LAWRENCE GRIMM TOM HANNIGAN DAVE LANE mmmm i FOREWORD In the many years to pass in our lives after we leave the daily routine of study and application of principles, that is the academic college life of today, this yearbook will serve us as a nostalgic fla¬ vored link with the last years of our youth. It will show us as we are now and cloud our hearts and eyes with the memories of school days that we will cling to forever. Those of us, who have worked to make this, the 1947 edition of the Pioneer, hope that we have been able to pack between its covers a representation of the life and times of Sacramento College for this year. We hope that this book will bring to all who gaze upon its pages in time to come, enjoyment of the fullest degree, though it be laughter or perhaps sentimental tears. THE EDITORS AND STAFF. It is to the returned veterans of the past conflict who now pursue their studies here in preparation to guiding the world of tomorrow that this book is dedi¬ cated. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Administration . 7 Graduates . 15 Clubs . 35 Activities . 55 Men ' s Sports . 95 Women ' s Sports .116 THE PIONEER Published May, 1947, by THE SACRAMENTO COLLEGE STUDENT ASSOCIATION Graduate Photography by DEMEREE STUDIOS 1416 Broadway, Sacramento Engraving by ALTA ENGRAVING COMPANY 7271 2 J Street, Sacramento Printing by CENTRAL PRINTING COMPANY 2650 North Sixteenth Street, Sacramento Binding ana covers by SILVIUS SCHOENBACKLER 423 J Street, Sacramento J ' alL SiudsmL Body- Of$iaui , BOB WRIGHT RALPH STRUHS TONI MAMMOLITI Men s Vice-president President Women’s Vice-president In keeping with the democratic policies that exist in the United States, student officers along with faculty advisement administer governmental procedure over Sacra¬ mento College. The officers are elected each semester by the student body. Last Fall under the guidance of President Ralph Struhs and Vice- Presidents Toni Mammoliti and Bob Wright, such objectives as the institution of a Student Union were achieved. During this Spring, headed by Leo O’Connor, president; Barbara Wood and Kennie Cayocca, vice-presidents, Sacramento College has done considerable work in favor of the four-yea r college proposal and has continued the building of an excellent reputation as an institution of lower division learning. Coupled closely with the offices of student body president and vice-presidents are the offices of the cabinet members and the offices of senators and precinct officers. This combination, president, vice-presidents, cabinet, senate, and precinct officers, comprises the student body government which is elected and appointed semesterly to guide the student body of Sacramento College. Sphinx StudswJL (Bodi Of$ic hA. KENNIE CAYOCCA Men’s Vice-president LEO O’CONNOR President BARBARA WOOD Women’s Vice-president SpJiwxp Qabin L ( l • to r. } back row) Jim Bryant, Bill Hinderlong, Leo O’Connor, Joe Jones, Pat Blake, Sid Woodward, Cap Wold. (1. to r., front row ' ) Marvel Thompson, Billie Jean Hall, Joan Sutherland, Frances Robards, Barbara Wood. J ' MAhmmv and xaduaisL OftfksiAA, ( l . to r., toy ' ) Freshman officers. Pat Ellis, secretary; Gloria Drago, vice-president; Marvin Shul- man, president; Joanne Reese, treasurer. (1. to r., bottom) Graduation officers. Jean Eckland, secretary; Jo Kress, treasurer; Curtis Cureton, president; Nick Anastasiow, vice-president. SsncdtsL (l. to r., top row ' ) Bob Cook, Ted Thatcher, Dave Miles, Bill McLaughlin, Stan Matthew. (■middle row) Merritt Nickerson, Cassandra Higgins, Margaret Brown, Eileen Reidy, Beth Harrington, Mary Stout, Herb Pink, Dick Boyd. (bottom row) John Forsyth, Leo O’Connor, Ed Jeffery, David Lipp, Donald Procida, Clarence Anderson. ( l . to r. standing) Dick Wilson, Florentino Gonzeles, Keith Lamb, Cecily McRae, Nick Ana- stasiow, Grant Hedgepeth, Helen Beitzel, Everett Uldall, Wilbur Vaughn. ( kneeling) Paul Messachia, Jim Yarbrough (senate president), Bob Lewis. t%dminhihaiii r HL Dr. Nicholas Ricciardi, President of Sacramento College. The 1947 Graduates face a world dilemma. They can not ignore or escape it. Briefly, the dilemma is in the need for reconciling scientific behavior with social behavior, creating a civilization and culture in which scientific man and moral man can live together in harmony assuring community welfare and individual well-being. College graduates can help by pointing out that science alone cannot solve all the problems of man. The conviction which now prevails that the world can be made progressively better only by the application of scientific methods is being proved erroneous by our actual experiences. It is clear that peace or conflict may be traced back to morality. The moral attitude which brings peace with its benefits or conflict with its ills is the product of right or wrong human relationships. College graduates should emphasize the fact that the means by which we live will be deter¬ mined by the efforts of scientific man and the ends for which we live will depend upon the char¬ acter of the efforts of moral man. If we hope to build a better world, these efforts must be made harmonious and must be directed towards the development in moral man of a socially bneficial behavior in order to assure right human relationships. Only in such manner can the present dilemma be annulled; and the sound thinking of college graduates can hasten the annulment. (MminL Jthaiiim. Dr. Henry T. Tyler, Vice President. Miss Belle Cooledge, Vice-President and Dean of Women. To Sacramento College Students — My years with you have been rich in experience and joyful in association. I shall always rejoice in the success of every student. My heart will he with you in the greater years ahead; so, I shall not say “Farewell,” but “Au Revoir.” — Belle Cooledge. m (t. to b.) Michael J. Brickley, Dean of Registration; Miss Mar- jori Graham, Dean of Extra- Curricular Activities; George Kimber, Dean of Liberal Arts. (lower left) Ralph Kendall, Dean of Vocational Education. ' . $AadiwJbLAu ADAMS, STEPHEN DOUGLAS— ALBOUZE, ACHILLE, JR.— ALLEN, PEGGY J.— Hemet. Science. Art League 4; Boosters 1; Newman Club 4; Corres. Sec. 1, V.-P. 1; Sigma Iota Chi 4; Ski Club 2. To San Jose State. Occupational Therapist. ANASTASIOW, NICHOLAS JAMES-- Sacr amento. Psychology. Senate 4, Pres. 1 ; S. C. A. 1 , V. P. 1 ; Bgt. Comm. 1 ; To U. C. Psychologist. APPLEGATE, LLOYD EDWIN— Sacramento. Basketball 1. To U. C. Ac¬ countant. AUNGER, LOUISE— BACON, LOIS CATHERINE— Seattle, Wash. Music. Sigma Iota Chi 3; Music Assoc. 2. To San Jose State. Teacher BATEY, FLORENCE RAE— Sacramento. Educ. A Cappella Choir 1; Art Ball Patron Comm. 1. To Chapman Coll. Teacher. BAUER, RITA MAGDALENA— Sacramento. Hist, and English. Newman Club 4; Phi Theta Kappa 2. To Dom- minican Coll. Teacher. BELLUOMINI, HENRY M.— BIERLY, RUTH PAULINE— Sacramento. Music and Drama. Golf 1; Phi Theta Kappa 2 ; Playboy of the West¬ ern World 1; Ski Club 2. To. U. S. C. Operatic Singer. BINGHAM, JOYCE— BLAKE, PATSY LEE— Coalgate, Okla. Bus. Adm. Romany Raw- nies 2; Ski Club 2; Cabinet Sec’y. 1; Majorette 2. Legal Sec’y. BONHAM, DONN LEWIS— Sacramento. Journalism. Pony Express Ed¬ itor 2 ; Ski Club 2; Stud. Act. Comm. 1; Cabinet, Director of Publications 1; To U. of Oreg. Newspaperman. BOTTS, RUTH ERNESTINE— Pomona. Physiotherapy. Romany Rawnies 4; Pres. 1; S. C. A. 2. To U. C. Physical Therapist. hjcudimiji u BOWLING, ALBERT FRAZIER, JR.— BRIGGS, LOIS LOU— BROCCHINI, LAURA JANE— Sacramento. Science. Art League 2 ; New¬ man Club 2 ; Senate 1 ; Sigma Iota Chi 2 ; Ski Club 2 ; To San Jose State. Occu¬ pational Therapist. BRODRICK, MARGARET NANCY— Minneapolis. Journalism. Como Amiga 3, V.-P. 1 ; Newman Club 2; Pony Express 4, Soc. Ed. 2; Senate 2, V.-P. 1; Stud. Activities Comm. 1; Precinct Sec’y 1. To U. C. Journalism. BROWN, BETTY LARUE— Reno. Music. Orch. 2 ; Phi Theta Kappa 2 ; Music Assoc. 2 ; To Pomona. Musician. BROWN, ELYIN O.— Sacramento. Bus. Adm. To Stanford. Foreign Trade. BROWN, MARIAN- BROWN, VIRGINIA LOUISE— Bremerton, Wash. Journalism. Art League 1 ; Sigma Iota Chi 5. To U. C. Writer. BRUNN, F. JOAN— Kansas City, Kan. Soc. Sci. Phi Theta Kappa 3; Stenog. BRUSHIA, ANNE— BURGEMEISTER, DEAN C— BUTTON— CALDWELL. CHARLOTTE ANN— Santa Monica. Art. Art League 1 ; Orchesis 1 ; Phi Theta Kappa 4. To U. C. L. A. Fashion Artist. CARLSON, VIRGINIA L.— CARMEL, DOROTHY JUANITA— Sacramento. Home Ec. Band 2 ; Boosters 1 ; Golf ( 3 ; Newman Club 2 : Pre-LegaL Club Sec’y. 1; Romany Rawnies 4: Theta Epsilon 4; W. A. A. 4. hadjuaisiA, CASKEY, DELORES— CASTNER, CYNTHIA LOUISE— New Haven, Conn. Music. Newman Club 2; Orch. 3; Music Assoc. 4; Band 2. Musician. CAYOCCA, KENNETH BOB— Sacramento. Block S” Soc. 3; Football 1 ; Newman Club 2 ; Rally Committee 2, Pres. 1 ; Senate 1 ; Variety Show 1 ; Yell l eader 4, Asst. 2 ; Head 2 ; Stud. Act. Comm. 2 : Veterans Council 1 ; Men’s V. P. 1. To U. C. L. A. Lawyer. CHAMPLIN, NICHOLAS— Sacramento. Bus. Admin. To Stanford. Accountant. CHAN, DAISY— Sacramento. Biol. Sci. Jai Sei Chi 2 ; Mus. Assoc. 1 ; Lab. Technician. CHANDON, PAULINE DOROTHY— Esparto. Secretary. Sigma Iota Chi 4 ; Secretary. CHAN, MON H.— CHAPPELL, MARJORIE LUANE— CHINN, FLORENCE J. Sacramento. Med. Sci. Jai Sei Chi 4, V.P. 1 ; Phi Theta Kappa 3. Pres. 1, Sec. 1 ; Senate 1. To U. C. Med. Tech. CLARK, JAMES WILLARD— CLIFFORD, PATRICIA ANNE— CLOWDUS, GLOYD T.— COMFORT, CHARLES— COOK, LEE ROY— CORCORAN, MARGARET— Sacramento. Music. Orch. 3 ; Variety Show Ass’t. Director 1 ; Romany Rawnies 2 ; Sig¬ ma Phi Kappa 3; Music Associ. 5 ; To San Jose State. Teacher. I haducdbiAu COVAL. PATRICIA WANDA— COX. GLORIA SHANNON- CRANE, MARY BARBARA— Son Antonio, Texas. Journalism. Newman Club 4; V.P. 1, Pub. Chairman 1; Pony Express 3; Ass’t Ed. 1, News Ed. 1; Sigma Iota Chi 3; Stud. Act. Comm. 1; Pony Express Rep. 1. To U. C. CURETON, CURTIS— Martinez. Physics. Phi Theta Kappa 4; Rally Comm 1 ; Ski Club 2 ; Stud. Act. Comm. 1 ; Bgt. Comm. 1 ; To Calif. Inst, of Tech. Research. DALTON, DORIS— DANIELS, WESLEY KEARN— Sacramento. Bus. Adm. To College of Pacific. DASHNER. GARELD JEANNEY— Oakland. Music. Orch. 3; Sigma Phi Kappa 2; Music Assoc. 3; To San Jose State. Teacher. DAVIS, ROBERT EARL— DENTON, HARRIETT ELSA— DEPEW, MYRENE— San Diego. Boosters 1 ; Sigma Iota Chi 4; V.P. 2; Theta Epsilon 1 . Teacher. DONALDSON, ELAINE— DONNELLY, RAYMOND— DOOLEY, FRANCES M.— Boise, Idaho. Education. Phi Theta Kappa 2 . To San Jose State. Occupational Ther¬ apy. DOZIER, BARBARA JAYNE— Oakland. Arts and Crafts. Art League 4; Golf 2 ; Pioneer 1 : Ski Club 2. To Calif. Arts Crafts. Craft. ECKLUND, JEAN— Washington, D. C. General. Como Amiga 4; Orchesis 4; Phi Theta Kappa 4; Var¬ iety Show 1. To U.C.L.A. haduabidu EDGAR, NANCY LOU— EGLIN, DARREL ROBINSON— EHMANN, JOYCE MARTHA— EHNSZ, BETTE J.— ELDRIDGE, DONNA RAE- FANCOLLI, MARGARET— FARRINGTON, JOSEPH EDWARD— St. Louis, Mo. Optometry. To U. C. Optometrist. FEALY, THOMAS EMMETT— Sacramento. Engineering. Newman Club 2, Trees 1. To Santa Clara. Engineer. FENOCCHIO, MARILYN JUNE— FERRCIRA, JOE— FLEWELLING, DALE WESLEY— Grand Rapids, Mich. Letters and Science. Phi Theta Kappa 1. To U. C. Attorney. FONG, EDMUND— FORD, PATRICIA MARY— FRANCIS, JEANETTE— Sacramento. Engineering. Orchesis 2 ; Sig¬ ma Phi Kappa 4. V.-P. 1 ; Variety Show 1 . Housetvije. FRESE, FRED WILLIAM— Oakland. Bus. To U. C. $AadujcrijLAu GABRIELLI, LOUIS I.— GATELY, ALBERT E.— GEBHARDT, CHARLES L.— Hastings, Nebr. Theology. Minister. GEE, NELLIE JONG— Stockton. Clerical. Jai Sei Chi 4; Phi Theta Kappa 1 . Clerk. GEIST, CHARLINE ELAINE— Sacramento. P. E. Orchesis 4; Sigma Phi Kappa 4, Soc. Sec. 1; Song Leader 4. GERDES, RUTHELLA GENEAVIVE- Reno. Soc. Science. Art League 2 ; Pioneer 1 ; Senate 1 ; Sigma Phi Kappa 4; To L T .C.L.A. Soc. Worker. GOLDEN, RICHARD STANLEY— Seattle. Math. Phi Theta Kappa 1. To U. C. Teacher. GORBET, ANITA— GRANT, ROBERT ELLIOTT— Portland, Ore. Economics. S.V.A. Council member. To Stanford. Economist. GRANT. ROBERT— GRASSI, PETER G.— GRIFFIN, SHIRLEY LOU— GRISWOLD, WESTCOTT— HALL, STANLEY EDWARD— HAPGOOD, JAMES E.— Sacramento, Calif. Bus. Adm. Ski Club. $AaduaJjLAu HAPPEL. WALTER D.— HART. KENNETH R.— HARTUNG. M. ALLENE— Grandview. Wash. Nursing. Phi Nu Gam¬ ma 2; Romany Rawnies 1 ; S. C. A. 2. To L ' . C. Hospital. Nursing. HAWK. JOHN MILTON— HAWKINS, PHYLLIS N.— HEINEMAN, WILLIAM GEORGE— Kellogg, Idaho. Bus. Adm. To Stanford. Bookseller. HEITMILLER. BETTY TO— Los Angeles. Calif. Physch. Boosters 1 ; Romany Rawnies 1 : Sigma Phi Kappa 4, W.A.A. 4. To San Jose State. Teacher. HERBERT, NOREEN RICH— HIGGS. LOIS MAY— HILLIS, ELEANOR HARRIET— HILLMAN, VIRLIN D — HINRICH, LEONE MARTHA— Sacramento. Art. Como Amiga 4 ; Golf 4; Phi Theta Kappa 4. HOLMLUND, HUGO J.— San Francisro. Aeronautics. Football 1 , Aeronautics. HOM, EMMA— New Orleans. Social Science. Jai Sei Chi 4. HUBER, LORRAINE MARIE— Sacramento. Soc. Sci. Como Amiga 4, Treasurer 1; Orchesis 1. Social Welfare. 4 haduaisidu HUGHES, WILLIE JEAN— HUSE, BARBARA ELIZABETH— Okland. Home Ec. Sigma Iota Chi 2; Theta Epsilon 2, V.P. 1 ; To San Jose State. ITO, TATSYKO— Sacramento. Bus. Sec. Phi Theta Kappa. Sienog. JACKSON, HARRIET ANNE— JACOBSEN, SHIRLEY MAE— JAEGER, LILLIAN IRENE— JANG, BETTY— JARVIS, PATRICIA LEA— Sacramento. Math. Phi Theta Kappa 4; Sigma Iota Chi 3. To Coll, of Pacific. Teacher. JEFFERY, EDWARD ROBERTS— JEWELL, JOHN A.— Sacramento. Law. To U. C. Lawyer. JOELSON, M. D.— JOHNSON, HAROLD AUSTIN— JOHNSON, MARGARET EVELYN— Sacramento. Bus. Music Assoc. Sec. 1. JONES, JOSEPH ALLEN— Engle, N. M. Pre-Legal. Stud. Vets. Ass’n Pres. 1 ; Stud. Cabinet Att’y Gen. 1 ; Dir. of Pub. 1. JONES, ROBERT DALLS, JR.— 5 haduaiAA. , JUNG, HARRY C. S.— San Francisco. Aeronautics. Jai Sie Chi 1 ; S. C. Aero. Assoc. 1. To U. C. Pilot- Aiechanic. KAJIURA, MASAKO ALICE— San Francisco. Music. Phi Theta Kappa 3 ; W. A. A. 1 ; Music Assoc. 2. To College of Pacific. Music Teacher. KELLEY, MARY E.— Sacramento. Eng. and Hist. Newman Club 4; Phi Theta Kappa 4. To Dominican Coll. Teacher. KENNY, KEITH BARNARD— KENOURGIES, HELEN ATHENE— Sacramento. Educ. Phi Theta Kappa 3. To U. C. Teacher. KIMBER, CLARISSA— Sacramento. English. Phi Theta Kappa 4; To U. C. Teaching. KIMBER, ELIZABETH— Sacramento. English. Phi Theta Kappa 4. To U. C. Teacher. KLEMMOR, PATRICIA M.— KLEIN, LOIS MARY— Sacramento Art. Art League 4. Designer. KNESS, JO— Sacramento. Public Health. Phi Theta Kappa 2 ; Sigma Phi Kappa 4. To U. C. Medical Tech. KNOX, MARILYN— KRUSE, POLLY C— LAMB, KEITH WENDELL— Perham, Minn. Law. Pre-Legal Club 2; Senate 2. To U. C. Attorney. LANGLOIS, BARBARA LEA— LARSON, ROBERT NEWTON— Sacramento. Accounting. Accountant. i haduatsLiu LAUBER, MARGARET ALICE— Fresno. Clerical. Romany Rawnies 2. Typ¬ ist Clerk. LAVINE, DONNA MAE— Sacramento. Music. Variety Show 1 : Mu¬ sic Assoc. 2. Sec. 1 ; Coll. Berean Fellow¬ ship 2, V.P. 1 ; Vocalist. LAWTON, LORRAINE— LEDBETTER, OUIDA MELBA— Sacramento. Educ. Art League 1 ; Romany Rawnies 4, V.P. 1 ; Sigma Phi Kappa 2; W. A. A. 3, Pub. Mgr. 1. To San Jose State. Teaching. LEE, JAMES- LEE, LOUIS- LEE, MARY- LEE, MAY— Accounting. LENNON, L. MARION— Salem, Ore. Bus. LEWIS, CHARLES LAWRENCE— Los Angeles. Bus. Golf 4 ; Phi Theta Kap¬ pa 2 ; Track 2. Salesman. LEWIS, MINA JEANNE— Chillicothe, Mo. Soc. Sci. Gol c 4- Phi Theta Kappa 4; Sigma Phi Kappa 4. Homemaker. LEWIS, ROBERT LEONARD— Sacramento. Bus. Newman Club 1 ; Senate 2. To U. C. LIONDAKIS, ELIZABETH— LIPP, SYLVIA HELEN— Omaha, Nebr. Music. Orch. 4; Trio; Music Ass’n. To Coll, of Pacific. Teacher. LIVIAKIS, MICHAEL J.— Aaducd A. LOPEZ, JOSEPH FRANK— Sacramento. Accounting. Boosters 4; Block S” Soc. 2; Newman Club 2; Rally Comm. 1. Accountant. LOTHROP, WILLIAM CHESTER Sacramento. Journalism. Pioneer Sports- Ed. 2 ; Pony Express 2, Sports Ed. 1 ; Radio Production 2. To Univ. of Ore. Newspaperman. LOUIE, GILBERT EDWARD- MACDONALD, GAIL MACMILLAN, CAROL F.— Eureka. Newman Club 2 ; PL.i Theta Kap¬ pa 2; Music Assoc. To Santa Barbara MAHAN, BETTY ANN— Sacramento. Phi Theta Kappa 2. Nat’l Rep. Sigma Iota Chi 2; Ski Club 1. To U. C. Interior Dec. MAHNE, PATRICIA MARIE San Francisco. Newman Club i ; Romany Rawnies 4, Air Hostess. MALCOLM, VIRGINIA CLAIRE Sacramento. Booster 1 ; Orchesis 1 : Phi Theta Kappa 2 ; Senate 1 ; Sigma Phi Kappa 4; Ski Club 2 ; Pub. Chr. Variety Show 1; W. A. A. 4; Treas. Bgr. Comm. 1. To U. C. Gym Teacher. MAMMOLITI, TONI— Hartford, Conn. Radio. Boosters Pres. 1 . Newman Club 4; Newman Soc. Chairman 1 ; Pioneer Bus. Mgr. 2 ; Senate 2; Sig¬ ma Iota Chi 4 ; Variety Show 1 ; Yell Lealer 4, Ass ' t 2, Head 2 ; Stud. Act. Comm. 1 ; Budget Comm. 1 ; Women ' s V.-P. 1 ; Radio Workshop 3- To San Jose State. Teacher. MARSHALL, MARILYN JEAN- Springfield, Ohio. Art. Como Amiga 4; Golf 4; Phi Theta Kappa 4. MARTIN, EARL CHIAFULLO— MARVIN, LAWRENCE WARREN— Sacramento. Phi Theta Kappa 2; Dance Band 1 ; Band 1. To U. C. MAURA, TERUKO— McCLASKEY, ALFRED W.— McClure, bernice lillian— $Aaducd A, McCullough, mary w.— McELLIGOTT, OWEN R.— McFarland, Virginia marie— McKAY, MARCELLA MARIE— McKEE, HELEN— McKenzie, d. w.— McRAE, CECILY DANA— MEDLOCK, HAROLD A.— MEREDITH, VELORA MARIE— MICHAEL, ERNEST WAYNE— MILLETT, ANDREW GILBERT— MILLEY— MITCHELL, LOUIS ROBERT— MIURA, TERUKO— MIYANO, TERUKO— haduaisibu MODELL. GEORGE N — MORRIS. DONAMAE— MORRIS. DORENE— MORRIS. LEO P.— MULHOLLAND, SUMATRA E.— MULGAT. ANTHONY MARK- MURPHY. GEORGE JAMES— NAGEL. LEELAND— NAKAMURA. HISAKO— Sacramento. Business. Phi Theta Kappa 4. NELSON. ANNE MURIEL— Redding. Home Econ. Romany Rawmes 2 ; Senate 1 ; Theta Epsilon 4. Teacher. NELSON, RICHARD A.— NICKERSON, KENNETH M.— NOMURA. DOROTHY YOSHIKO— Auburn. Buis ness. To Armstrong Coll. Machine Operatorx NORTON. EILEEN DAWN— Yreka. Dramatic Art. Music Assoc. 2 ; Dramatic Art Soc. 1 ; Stage Crew, Papa Is AH l: Playboy of the Western World. 1; To Coll, of Pacific. Actress. O ' CONNER, LEO M-- Roseville. Pre-Legal. Phi Theta Kappa 1 ; Senate 1 ; Stud. Activities Comm. 1 ; Bgt. Comm. 1: Stud. Body Pres. 1. To Umv. of San Fran. Attorney. hadjuuodjLdu ONG, LINCOLN— Sacramento. Art. Art League 2; Jai Sai Chi 4; Rally Comm. 1 ; To Art Center School. Commercial Artist. OWYANG, HING, JR.- PARAS, GENEVIEVE— PARISH, BEE— Sacramento. Soc. Service. Como Amiga 4, Sec’y 1; Pony Express 1; Senate 1 : Act. Comm. V-P. 1. To Colorado. Social Wel¬ fare. PARROTT, MARSHALL WARD— Roseville. Pre-Dental. Music Assoc. 2; Band 1. To U. C. Dentist. PATTON, WILLIAM FRANKLIN— PETERS. BOB— PETERS, MARJORIE DOREEN— Spokane. Science. To Stanford Lane Hosp. Nursing. PHILLIPS, PAULA— PIACENTINI, MAE JANE— PIERIN, VIRGIL A., JR.- PINK, JULIA MABEL— PRESSEY, FLORENCE— PRESTON, BARBARA M.— PRITCHETT, FRANCES ANNA— Areata. Dental Nursing. Boosters 1 ; Sen¬ ate 1 ; Sigma Phi Kappa 3, Sec’y Pres. 1 ; Song Leader 3. To Nurses School, San Francisco. Dental Nurse. haduaisidu PULSIFER, GAYLE JEANETTE— Sacramento. Business. Music Assoc. 1 ; Stage Craft Papa Is All 1 . Secretary. RADER, DAWN LAUREEN— Sacramento. Pre-Nursing. Newman Club 4 ; V.P. 1 ; Pi Nu Gamma 2, Sec’y 1 ; Sen¬ ate 1 ; Sigma Iota Chi 2. Physio-Therapist. RANLETT, FRED GRANT— Sacramento. Physics. Ski Club 1 ; To Stanford. Lab. Technician. RATCLIFFE, ANITA RAE— RAY, MARY B — RECTOR, JEWELL ANN— REED, CALVIN LLOYD— Hardin, Mont. Law. Baskeball 1 ; Omega Alpha Kappa 5, Pres. 1 ; Orchestra 2 ; Rally Comm. 1 ; To U. C. Lawyer. REIDY, EILEEN A.— Sacramento. Public Speaking. Boosters 1 ; Orchesis 4; Phi Theta Kappa 4; Senate 2; Sigma Iota Chi 4; Bgt. Comm. 1. To U. C. Teacher. RICHARDS, MARGARET JANET— Sacramento. Econ. Boosters 1 ; Como Am¬ iga 4 ; Orchesis 4; Variety Show 1 ; Stud. Act. Comm. 1. RIPPON, RUTH— RIVOLTA, JACQUELINE— ROBARDS, FRANCES— Sacramento. Phys. Ed. Boosters 1 ; Romany Rawnies 1 ; Sigma Phi Kappa 4; WAA 4, Pres. 1, V.P. 1; Stud. Act. Comm. 1; Ass ' t Yell Leader 1 ; Dir. of Women’s Activities 1. To San Jose State. Teacher. ROBERTSON, EDNA MARIE— Sacramento. Cosmetology. Art League 3; Cos Mi Ti 4, Pres. 1 ; Newman Club 4; Beauty Operator. ROOT— SAWTELLE, ROSEMARY— Sacramento. Home Econ. Art League 4; Como Amiga 5 ; Senate 1 ; Ski Club 2; Theta Epsilon 4, Sec’y. 1. yhaduabidu LAWYER, CHARLOTTE ALENE— SCHABER, GORDON D.— SCHOMBERG, VIVIAN AMELIA— SCHRIEVE, ROBERT E.— SHEPARD, MARY E.— SLAKEY, ROGER LOUIS— Sacramento. English. Newman Club 4 Treas. 1; Playboy of the Western World’ 1 ; Senate 1 ; To Univ. of Santa Clara Teacher. SLAYBAUGH, MILDRED SLOCUM, ARLENE A.— SMITH, AUDREY— SMITH, CHRISTINE LOUISE SMITH, STANLEY D.— SMITH, VIRGINIA ELLEN— SOLARO, RUDY— SPINDLER, WILLIAM WESLEY SPRINGER, HERBERT ALAN— AaduaioA. STABENAW. ELEANOR F.— STASSI, NINA ROSE- STEED— STEIN, LELAND RUSSELL— Sacramento. Physics. To U. C. Physicist. STRATTON— STUART, ROBERT ROY— Los Angeles. Aeronautics. Baseball 1 ; Foot¬ ball 1 ; Phi Theta Kappa 1, V.P. Rally Comm. 1 . Aero. Tech. SUTHERLAND, JOAN— Salt Lake City. Journalism. Pony Express 1 ; Assoc. Ed. 1 ; Stud. Acts. Comm. 1; Stud. Co-op. Mgr. 1 ; to U. C. Newspa¬ perman. SUZAKI, YOSHIKO— SVILICH, VINCENT P.- TAKETA, PATRICK T.— Sacramento. Art. Art League 3 ; To Chou- nard Art School. Comm. Artist. TAYLOR, JOAN ELOISE— TUMMONDS, HELEN ROBERTA— Alameda, Psychology. Boosters 1; Como Amiga 4, Pres. 1, Sec’y. 1. To San Jose State. Child Psychologist. VICKREY. JOHN W., JR.— VOIT— WAKEFIELD. JAMES ALFRED— Sacramento. Philosophy. Phi Theta Kap¬ pa 4. To Stanford. Bookseller. WASHINGTON, TOMMY E — WASHIZU, MIYO— Sacramento. Home Economics. WATERS, NORMAN DALE— Twin Falls, Idaho. Entomology. Phi Theta Kappa 3 ; To U. C. Research. WELLER, FREDERICK WEBB— Sacramento. Business Admin. Basketball 2 ; Omega Alpha Kappa 4; Orch. 4; Rally Comm. 1 ; Senate 1 ; Student Body Pres. 1 ; To U. C. Management. WELLS, WILLIAM L, JR.— Sacramento. Business. Papa Is All 1; Ski Club 1 ; Dramatic Art Soc. WENTWORTH, DOROTHY K.— WESTGATE, JANE ESTHER— Claremont, N. H. Business. Romany Raw- nies 4 ; Ski Club. Business. WHITSON, RICHARD GLENN— Martinez. Aeronautics. Senate 1 ; Airway Traffic Control. WILLEY, BETTY MAE— Sacramento. Business. Como Amiga 4, Stenog. WINTER, RALPH EUGENE— Kansas City, Mo. Art. Art League 4; Sen¬ ate 1 ; To Chicago Acad, of Fine Arts. Comm. Artist. WOHL, TOM- WOLD, CASPER JOSEPH— Port Chicago. Accounting. Basketball 2; Football 1 ; Phi Theta Kappa 5 ; Rally Comm. 2 ; Senate 2 ; Ski Club 2 ; Bgt. Comm. Chair. 1 ; Stud. Cab. Director of Fin. 1 ; Accoun ant. WONG, ANNA— San Francisco. Science. Jai Sei Chi 4; Phi Theta Kappa 3. WONG, HELEN F.— WONG, NORMA— Sacramento. Biol. Science. Jai Sei Chi 2; Music Assoc. 1. To San Francisco. Lab . Tech. hadimi A, WOOD, BARBARA LOU— Sacramento. Economics. Boosters 2, Pres. 1 ; Orchesis 4; Phi Theta Kappa 3; Sigma Iota Chi 4; Stud. Acts. Comm. 4; Women’s Vice Pres. 1. Housewife. WRIGHT, ROBERT E.— Sacramento. Business. Basketball 2 ; Block S Soc. 3; Newman Club 4, Sports Dir. 1 ; Rally Comm. 2, Pres. 1 ; Men ' s V.P. 1; Ass t Mgr. Stud. Union 1. Salesman. YARBROUGH, JAMES J.— YEE, AUDREY MAY— New York. Art. Art League 3; Jai Sei Chi 4, Pres. 1. To Pratt Institute. In¬ terior Decorator. YOSHINO, PATTY KAZUKO— Sacramento. Business. Typist Clerk. YUE, MAEDELLA— YUN, STEVEN— ZANZE, TOM EMIL— Sacramento. Art. Art League 2 ; Baseball 2; Block S” Soc. 1; To San Francisco Acad, of Advertsing Art. Comm. Art. I £ I ► 5 hajdjuucdtsL u That (pidbmiatL BRAM, DONALD E. ALKIRE. MICHAEL AVERITT, DOROTHY J. BAILEY, ELTON D. BOYLE, BETTY BROWN, RICHARD BRUCE, ANN BUHLER, FRED BURRUS, THOMAS BUTLER, CLAYEL O. BUTLER, MARYLOU CHAN, RICHARD I. CLARK, LONEY THOMAS COVICH, JUGO , DIMMICK, JAMES V. DIXON, RICHARD P. DOURAIN, BARBARA DOWDEN, LELAND A. EHNISZ, BETTE JEAN EICKSTADT, MARY LOU ELMORE, DAVID W. ERHARDT, KENNETH ERNST, JOSEPH LANE FANSHIER, WILLIAM E. FARBER, SHIRLEY FLINN, CHARLES M. FONG, KIM FREDRICKSEN, GENE GARCIA, KENNETH D. GARDNER, CHARLES GARDNER, GEORGE R. GODON, GERALD DUANE GAVES, HELEN BERYL GUIDERA, DOMINICK HANNIGAN, JOHN HAPGOOD, CAROL HAYASHI, BETTY YOSHIKO HIBBARD, WALTER B. HODGES, PATRICIA C. HOFFMAN, MARJORIE JACKSON, SHIRLEY JANG, BETTY CARELLA JOPSON, ALLISON A. KARUTZ, WALTER E. KASSIS, HARRY J. KIELSMEIER, MILTON KIMBALL, ELDEN CLIFFORD KIMBALL Jr„ LA VERNE KLINE, DAVID KRABBENHOTT, JOHN R. KREBS, DONALD WARREN LABRIE , EDWARD JAMES LAI, WARREN LEE LAI, WENDELL L. LAND, LEE LEWIS, ALLEN DORIAN LIND, KENNETH R. LIVERMORE, WILLIAM L. LUND, NIELS H. MACCLANAHAN, JOHN MAGAW, KATHRYN LOIS MANGUS, MAXINE McGREW, LAWRENCE P. McKEE, GEORGE ALFRED MELBY, MERILYN MOLL, ELLEN MORGAN, HELEN M. MURRAY, CARL FRANCIS PALMTAG, WARREN PETERSON, JANE OLIVIA PETERSON, THOMAS PICKARD, RALPH CLYDE POBOR, ALEXANDER P. PRITCHARD, FRANK S„ Jr. RAMANOVICH, DAN RAINEY, CLARENCE G. RALPH, CLYDE READY, JEAN MARY ROMITI, LOUIE FRANK RUNKLE, ORVIS H. RYE, MONA JANE SCHENK, GLORIA M. SFINGI, ANDREW JOHN SHELTON, CHARLES O., Jr. SMITH, WILLARD A. SMURR, PETER SPINETTI, MARIE CONSTANCE STOBER, VERN R. TAKETA, WARD THAYER, RONALD L. THOMPSON, JACK W. TONNEMACHER, KENNETH H. TRAVIS, WALTER C. TUBBS, MARJORIE FAY VAN DEN BERG, CAROL WADDELL, CLAUDE EDWARD WARD, LOUIS S. WARE, JAMES R. WILBOURN, JOHN WILKES WILSON, RICHARD LEO WONG, EDWARD FENTON ID 00 to 6bit £qjcujjusl (l. to r., back row) George Woodhouse, Leo Morris, Charles Green, Benny Barrios. (middle row) George Jow, Pat Taketa, Lincoln Ong, Lee Wiles, Boots Leveroni, Peggy Allen. (front row) William Patton, Don Dietrich, Lois Hamilton, Pauline Fryeberger, Lois Klein, Ruth Rippon, Bob Tuvey, Louie Romiti. ( l • t0 r back row) Tom Zanze, Tom Jordan, Norval Wight, Jim Tracy, Steve Odell, Pat Dullanty, Wayne Fong, (middle row ) Laura Brocchini, Audrey Yee, Nina Stassi, Jean Beers, Vila Brown, Dick Tyler. (front row) Arlene Slocum, Bernice Wooch, Barbara Dozier, Charlotte Caldwell, Rosemary Sawtelle, Finley Burke. CtlL JjUUJJUSL O ksJlhu ( . to r.Q back row) Art League officers. Benny Barrios, vice-president; Louie Romiti, treas¬ urer; Arlene Slocum, secretary; Pat Dullantv, sgt. at arms; Steve Odell, spring president. Qfirst row ' ) Ruth Rippon, fall vice-president; Wayne Fong, fall president. J ' JWVCpL (pCUlilf. L. Characters seen at the Art League’s French party. Inset is Mr. J. B. Matthew, sponsor. tBlade £ (l. to r., top row) Coach Ned Kay, Bob Wright, Ken Nickerson, Keith Kenny, Dick Porter, Waldo Musso, Joe Lopez, Ken Cayocca; (bottom row ) Jug Covich, John Marquardsen, Dave Lane, Bob Kirsdan, Chub Bettels, Ray Heringer. (1. to r., back row) Keith Kenny, Nick Doudnick, Jim Dorian, Art Edmonds, Dave Lane, Ray Heringer, Bob Wright, Joe Lopez, Ray Connelly, Wayne Boulding, George Stathos. Qfront row) George Stanich, Art Whitfield, John Macias, Ralph Scurfield, Don McKenzie, Benny Bari- rios, Joe Kline, Jess Vasques, Frank Sanches, president. ( l . to r.) Violet Fong, Titus Mochino, Bennie Twigg, Katherine Fong, Etta Mae Lance, Ratha Watkins, Opal Carson, Mrs. Blanch Breech, Laura Jones, Pearl Kerns, Odessa Jackson. ( . to r.) Oung Fong, Amelia Vecciani, Velma Rooks, Mary Kastrenos, Rosalie Miller, Antoin¬ ette Ferro, Jewell Kelly, Jeanne Yamashita, Gloria Basques, Elinor Gonsalves, Madge Neaville, Helen Gardner. a. 7m ji QaL S L £kL ( l . to r., back row) Holland Chinn, Dick G. Wong, Gallant Chinn, Joe Jang, David Yun, George Din, Walter Fong, Hing Owyang, Allen Mac, Bill Chan, Et Chan, Warren Tom. Qmiddle row) Edward Lee, William Lee, Wak Yee, Lincoln Ong, Wing Fat, Walter Fohg, Frank Wong, sgt. at arms; Frank Jung, (front row) Gon Fong, Norma Chow, Emma Horn, Nellie Gee, Anna Wong, May Fong, Betty Jang. ( . to r., back rou?) Robert Horn, Benny Fong, sgt. at arms; Benjamin Louie, William Tom, Willis Gee, Bennie M. Fong, Roger L. Chung, treasurer; Victor Fong, Joseph Tang, George Jow, president, Courtland Chow, Edmund Fong. (middle row) Edward Wong, Jackson Wong, W. Chow, Russell Fong, Don Lou, Harry Jung, Ed Chow, Ed Fong. (first row) Rosalie Chow, vice-president; Florence Chinn, Mary Chan, Mildred Jang, secretary; Mary Lee, Mollie Fong, Alice Kwok, Audrey Lee. I 0- to r„ hack row) Boh Carlsburg, Harry Smith, Boh Wickart, Muriel Sauza, Mary Kastrenos, Norma Giastelli, Anne O ' Keefe, Jerry Keating, Louie Romiti, Ronald Coppin, Florentino Gon- Jim Carroll, Toni Mammoliti, Dorothy Carmel, (front row) zales, Jack Cochrane, Ralph Isola, Bob Wright, Frank Fran- Barbara Crane, Pat Machne, Barbara Danel, Bernie Callahan, ceschi. (middle row) Tom Peterson, Virginia McFarland, Bar- Vince Calaci, Dolleen McNeeley, Aileen Carissimi, Gloria Drago, bara Dalton, Jackie McGrath, Frances Gaucia, Sue Smyth, Arline Fraga, Mary Anne Kopp, Dot Duffes, Ken Cayocca. ►d w a- £ � s s-ffs-f c 3 3 5- — o -1 3 O 0 o n o h- 2 a � ft 3 r S 2 g- OfQ r O o ' ™ 3 si h o y C CL tr 1 m 5 h 3 S w 05 PT 1 oo 5P 2 , wc w� 3 H o o s § W £T 3 o an !-• i-i _ iTgJ |.j? 5. 3 5 5 § srS o v5 1 2 | “ s C TO V t t 1 i__i 2_i � « “ pr 1 rt- 03 03 O 2. w __, d 2 m a? o S? rc ' crq 05 2 3 tr rt 3 £ S 3 M ? W £ O 3 2 3 P 8 03 ? 32 a, 03 p . 2 rt , y; (L as n O s.gv o« ' ? 0 S ' 3 m 5 a 3 i TO H n 2, ►d U a o 52 . O O HH 9 - S n 5 cT O ri g-oOS | m d r 2 fE?g w, f-co Ef sg -. - B 3 S S ow P - — p - Q l M m 3 g o 8 f • £ §. B w R ►a a - gcro o� � „ N 1 S? S f a g o n C W ■ rc C 3 ►d o p (Rjomam (Rawm A (Z. to r., top row ) Dorothy Hansen, Bea Piltz, Ella Coleman, Josephine Valles. (second row ' ) Barbara Monyhan, Marvel Thompson, (third row ) Teddy Brownfield, Josephine Gliko, Alberta Hombeck, Ernestine Botts. (fourth row) Norma Fitzer, Iris Petty, Pauline Fryeberger, Betty Leveroni. (bottom row) Doris Brown, Mary Kastrenos, Pat Blake, Mary Grassi, Ann Weston. (I to r., back row ' ) Grant Ranlett, Stan Hall, Paul Tsuelaki, Marilyn Wright, Kathalene Skaho, Clarissa Kimber, Phyli Harriet Burns, Barbara Hobbins, Mary Neuman, Marion Stew Robbins, Mollie Fong, Mabel Dong, Bob Lambert, Bob luve art, Mary Grassi, Elizabeth Kimber, Carol MacMillan, Jean (front row) Robert Loraine, Florence Chinn, Terry Miura, Y Eckland, Norman Waters, Robert Peters, Curtis Cureton. (mid- shiko Suzuki, Tatsuko Ito, Alice Jajiura, Betty Maban, Maxir die row) Robert Fingado, Larry Marvin, La Verne Kimball, Benson. fihL JhsdcL JfapficL SAL 0- to r., back row ) Margaret Brown, Marian Brown, Joyce row ) Peggy Allen, Betty Mahan, Vivian Schomberg, Elaine Brundige, Ruth Bierly, Mabel Pink, Mary Ray, Yvonne Owens, Hammersley, Agnes Hannisch, Ruth Luehke, Rosemary Saw- Gail MacDonald, Mary Stout, Mary Lou Butler, Mary Me- telle, Laura Brocchini, Betty Leveroni, Gail Risken, Betty Boyle, Cullough, Jane Westgate, Pat Blake, Marvel Thompson. (front Mavis Wright, Lucille Wright. (l t to r., hack row) Jerry Dunst, A1 Hansich, Don Faber, Ray Smith, Merritt Nickerson, Gail Fisher, Dick Witson, Gurtis Barrett, Wilbur Vaughn, Coy Gilbert, Merritt Miller, Ronnie Cureton, Allison Jopson, Ralph Andrews, Grant Ranlett. Cfront • Crooks, Jim White, Bill Winslow, Milton Faig, Cordes Ankle, row) Johnny Schleicher, Don Ward, Jim Hapgood, Bill Wade, John Forsyth, Herb Pink. (middle row) Everett Uldall, Norman Bill Wells, Gordon Skoglund, Maurice Risken, Stan Smith, Fisher, Bob Peters, Richard Williams, Dave Applegate, Dick Walt Mack!in. Ski (flub lit). CL. CL. (Dhamaik (flub (L to r., back row ) Barbara Rowley, Eileen Norton, Douglas Dupen, Christine Smith, Gerald Lanning, Don Lind, Ben Noid, Ruth Bierly. Qfront row) Mary Ray, Mrs. Wanda C. Thomas, sponsor, and Mary Shepard. • JhsdjCL pAllotL (Z. to r., back row) Anne Weston, Yvonne De Puv, treasurer, Rosemary Sawtelle, Beth Bulby, Marion Darby, president, Jane Peterson, Vivian McCubbin, Dorothy Carmel. Qfront row ' ) Caro¬ lyn Jensen, secretary, Mary Kastrenos, Barbara Dalton, Margaret Isenbower, Virginia Miller, Ella Coleman. SiiidsmL Q. ' kbJuiiarL fiAAociaiiotL OfficsAiu and SpuyfUkOhL ( . to r.) Richard Tyler, president; Misses Minard and Weiss, sponsors; Joyce Ehmann, secre¬ tary; Bob Fingley, vice-president. VfljJL JUL AAocialwtL (l, to r., top row) Howard Allard, Betty Jones, Warren van Bronkhorst, Gloria Carswell, Joyce Ehmann, Wayne Brown, Dollene McNeeley. (second row) Albert Rowe, Bob Snavely, Leonore Kasparian, Mr. David L. Burnam, Mr. Holland Frazee, Myrtle McWilliams, Tommy Douglas. (third row) Bob Ackerman, Marjorie Washburn, Virlin Hillman, Dorothy Duffeck, Bill Mor¬ row, Pauline Freyeberger, Herb Harrison. (fourth row) Keith Hall, Bob Carlsberg, Jerry Doyle, Polly Kruse, Dick Olson, Cynthia Castner. (fifth row) Fred Bitnoff, Gene Meigs, Doris Brown, Stanley Plummer, Bob Pugh, Donna Lavine, John Allard. (bottom row) Gordon Henry, Rose¬ mary Gouvei, Daryl Mayfield, Edna Smith, Donna Bibb, Don Wallis, Sylvia Lipp. OmsuqjDL (UphoL Diappa. ( l . to r., top row) Harold Irish, Michael Liviakis, Rodney Cole, Ben Cubberley, Dick Nicies. (second row) Frank Black, Cal Reed, Burl Tullor, Rodney Pemberton, Clayton Wire. (third row ' ) Bob Newman, Harry Watson, Bob Pugh, Wayne Boulding, Loren Todd. (fourth row) Lawrence Williams, Harry Stathos, Wayne Brown, Bob Anderson, Walt Travis. (fifth row) Mr. de Polo, sponsor; Clarence Rainey. ,,v SiqmcL (phL JiappjcL LORRAINE BAGDAZIAN FRANCIS BAKU LA HELEN BEETZEL LOIS BRIGGS FLORINE CAPLIN PAT COVAL PAT EDWARDS MARION EVA CHARLENE GEIST RUTHELLA GERDES KASANDRA HIGGINS BETTY HOGAN JOY HOLBROOK WILLIE JEAN HUGHS MARGARET JACOBS NORMA JOHNSON PAT KLEMMOR BARBARA KLINE CARMELLA LEAKOS MELBA LEDBETTER SiqmjDL (phL J{afipjOL MINA LEWIS LORRAINE LOMBARD CORALIE MARTIN JEAN MALCOLM DELORES MOLINA JACKIE McGRATH ROSE MARY MUSCHETTO VIRGINIA MALCOLM GEORGIA NEILSON FRANCIS PRITCHETT DELORES PRITCHETT ELSIE SCHAUER MARY SHEPARD MARY SILVA VIAH SIMMS BEVERLY SMITH DEMARIE STORMER JACQUELINE WEAVER BARBARA WILES LEE WILES fiaUip and, Qcuudid SnapA A few of the boys following prior to leaving for a road basketball game. i One of the highlights of one of this semester ' s super rallies. Barbara Harlow is the cute chick on the leash. Some of the art students play farmer while on a recent field trip. (Ralh and (Band, (7. to r.) Kennie Cayocca, Vince Calaci, Ray Connelly, Bill Mee, Dorothy Carmel, and Frank Sanches stage a rally for the North Sacramento championship basketball game with Grant. The Sacramento College band in action during the halftime of one of last season’s home football contests. Barbara Rowley and Louie Romiti ruled in gracious splendor over their mythical kingdom on the planet Kohmar when the Sacramento College Art League presented the 21st annual Art Ball on November 8, 1946, in the Memorial Auditorium. The theme was “Karnival on Kohmar’’ and told the story of life on the far-away planet whose people are masters of carnival and festival entertainment. High points of the colorful presentation were the arrival of the King by rocket ship and the coronation of the queen-elect following her ascent from the path of a star. Over two hundred and fifty people, faculty and students, cooperated to make this Art Ball the crowning entertainment event of the year. djiL (BalL (, clockwise ) The chorus in action. Another graceful scene. The King and Queen, enthroned. Governor Warren comes forth to meet their majesties. (lower left ) Art Ball regents, King Louie Romiti and Queen Barbara Rowley. tbit (BalL ( clockwise) Barbara Briggs and Chorus, Timeout, Mary Shepard, Governor Warren and Party, after the entertainment, Grand Procession. ( middle ) Shaggy-Dog. tbiL (Ball Qclockwise ) Ann Santos, Peggy Allen, Miss Marjorie Graham, Barbara Rowley, Virginia Evey, Norma Gaustelli, Barbara Kline, Barbara Rowley, Pat Blanchard, Pat Klemmor, Pat McNeeley, Bug Dancer, Mary Lou McElligot, Lois Klein, Barbara Dozier, Sina Brossen, Wayne Fong, Charles Green. (Radio t £dhamcdticdu (l. to r.) Noreen Herbert, Christine Smith, Barbara Rowley and Ben Noid, make with a pose. The play? “Papa Is All.” (DhamaikA ‘‘The Playboy of the Western World” Cupper left) Tom Rosqui and Jerry Lanning give with a “two smart boys from Illinois” routine. Cupper right ' ) Mary Ray, Ruth Bierly, and Christine Smith, (lower left) This windblown colleen is Barbara Rowley, (lower right) Posing for a toothpaste ad is Don Lind. (DhamaJtkA, Characters on or off the stage. Eileen Norton, Ben Noid, Roger Slakey, and Douglas Dupen of the Playboy of the Western World cast. J yucUl. (pswnL Scenes from the Christmas prom Qabove Fall Student Body President Ralph Struhs and the Mrs. trip the light fastastic along with Fall Men’s and Women’s Vice-presidents Bob Wright and Toni Mammoliti. (he ow) Here we have Ernie Heckscher and his orchestra giving with the smooth moosic. JalL (Rcdhf amt (BooAisUiL L ( l. to r., front row) Cal Reed, Sherwood Johnson, Vince Calaci, Steve Rooney, Chuck Sadler, Slim Whittier. (back row) Bob Wright, Ed Jeffery, Don McKenzie, Ralph Scurfield, Kenny Cayocca, Bill Mammoliti, George Stathos, Jack Brinson, Rudy Solario. ( 1 . to r., front row) Corky Leakos, Eileen Reidy, Doe Fallon, Marian Morrissey, Kim Fong, Shirley Farber. (middle row ) Toni Mammoliti, Barbara Lou Wood, Mona Rye, Bernice Mc¬ Clure, Marybeth Street. (back row) Lee Leakos, Virginia McFarland, Alice Kwok, Midge Washburn, Peggy Allen, Billie Hall, Dee Donnelly. Not pictured, Barbara Harris. SpJxinq fialhf (l. to r., back row ) Viah Sims, Frances Pritchett, Dorothy Carmel. Nancy Follette, Dolores Pritchett, Carol Jensen. Qmiddle row) Myrene Depew, Barbara Lou Wood, Fran Robards, Vir¬ ginia Malcolm, Mona Rye. (front row) Marilyn Wright, Norma Gaustalli, Nina Stassi, Marg¬ aret Richards, Betty Boyle, Mary Lee, Mary Chan. ( 1 . to r., back row) Kennie Cayocca, Ben Noid, Curtis Cureton, Bill Gee, Lincoln Ong, Benny Barrios, Art Edmonds, Frank Sanches, Jack Shelby, (front row) Vince Calaci, Harold Harris, Grant Hedgepeth, Cap Wold, Phil Teske, Bill Mee, George Rhodes, Joe Kline. (piqAkin. Qusuut Cute as a bugs ear, Lee Wiles, is about to be crowned 1946 Pigskin Queen by Sacramento’s Mayor George Klumpp. J’ zlL Jok) amt J ' h AhmmL. Qusmv Now comes the smaltz. (top) Toni Mammoliti gives Tolo King Harry Smith, his crown. The smooch came later. In the bottom picture, Freshman Queen Dorothy Korsrud receives her coronation stamp of approval from Men’s vice-president Kennie Cayocca. J ' wAk. Qusuw QonisJduniA, cuuL J alL (Rally Freshman Queen contestants. (l to r.) Dorothy Korsrud (winner), Joan Hammond, Barbara Kletzsh, Joanne Reese, Martha Yowell, Betty Cate, and Pat Teel. Scene from the Modesto basketball game rally, February 27, 1947. fcni himnmswL ?(L- £ujhjLdu {top) Barbara Rowley and Joyce Bingham, the Rum and Coke girls. bottom) Harry W. Flannery, Newman Club sponsored speaker. (bottom) Earl “Harry James” Haring. Hot notes out of cold brass. QjCLWL S AAUWL 1 (top) What happened when Wayne Shirley and his herd invaded the Union. ( bottom ) The sign on the wall explains this one. SiudmL lAnlmL Qabove ) Joe Kline and his boys give with some hot notes during one of the Student Union jam sessions. (beZow) Nadine Jensen mixes the ole eighty-eight with a trumpet. Result: Good entertain¬ ment in the Student U. SiudsmL TAnwtL Lou Morris, manager of the Student Union and a swell person. Through the efforts of Bob Wright, Toni Mammoliti, Ralph Stru s, and Dr. Ricciardi, the new Student Union, pictured above was opened on January 27, 1947. Since that time it has become a Mecca for students on their off hours. (fotfw (above) Some of the gang gathers ' round to hash it out. (below ' ) The boys apply what they learn in aero shop. SkijMfL ( above) Getting ready to conquer Beacon Hill are (left to right) Elaine Hammersley, Everett Udall, A1 Hanisch, Don Ward, Allison Jopson, Richard Williams, Ruth Lupke, John Forsyth, Margaret Brown. (below) The gang takes time to put on the nosebag. Ski 3hip. On the road with the Ski Club. Candid shots taken in snow country. (Da mofuL ( on oAsmcsL Reading left to right. Jim Yarbrough, Mickey O’Connor, Sid Woodward, and Senator Earl Des¬ mond. The occasion was an SVA committee visit to confer with Senator Desmond on his four- year college proposal. yftajtficJtbL $Dnq Jjmd JiA. (I to r., top) Pat Blake, Dollene McNeeley, and Iris Sheide, the college majorettes. ( [l . to r., bottom, first row) Rosemary Muschetto, Fran Pritchett, (back row) Dolores Pritchett, Charlene Geist, Betty Hogan. QivsL (Band, and (Band ing school spirit through stirring music. ( lower ) The college swing band tabes five. I S 2 lui . (Ralk Scenes from a spring baseball and track rally. Sphinx y lL Jjiad LL Qt. to b.) Noreen Herbert, Bob Rose, Lorraine Bagdazian. Toni, Ken, and the Boosters in action. J ' cdL c ljsdL c uukJiA, Making a clothes tree are (t. to k) Barbara Kline, Kennie Cayocca, and Toni Mammoliti, Fall yelh leaders. Insert, Cayocca in action. JoUl The Sacramento College folk dancing group at the climax of a number. CHUB BETTLES Fall Spts. Ed. JIM MURPHY Bus. Manager (pOfUL £xpA AA JULIE TYSON Managing Editor BOB YOUNG Assoc. Editor DONN BONHAM Editor BILL LOTHROP Spring Spts. Editor (potuf fcxphQAA (r. to l., back row) Mr. Dwight Mitchell, advisor; Bill Lothrop, Julie Tyson, Jim Carroll, Ellen Moll, Tom Audrain, Nancy Bill Evans, Dave Lane, Donn Bonham, Clyde Balaam, Jim Broderick, Mary Davis, Bob LaFortune, C. R. Peter. Not pic- Murphy, Mona Rye, Tom Hannigan, Robert Sahm. Qfront row) tured, Jim Bryant, Bill McCarrell, Gabby Gerhauser. (pWtW L (pwmsUc ( l . to r., back row ) Vic Stephan, Dolleen McNeeley, Bill Smith, Nina Stassi, Clarence Stephan, Betty Hughes, Bill Lothrop. (front row) Claude Peter, Toni Mammoliti, Mr. Mitchell, Barbara Dozier, Wayne Fong. Not pictured are Bob Young, Gabby Gerhauser, Bob Wright, Melba Ledbetter, and Lawrence Grimm. ( l. to r .) Helen McKee, Marilyn Wright, Harriet Burns, Clarissa Kimber, Elizabeth Kimber, Florence P TTffr ' VrvyQ (Radio (flub (Z. to r.) Ed Jeffery, Barbara Wood, Don Shook, Toni Mammoliti, Jerry Nesler. (1. to r., back row) Bunny Bunnell, John Schleicher, Bill Dixon, Wheeler, Gaylord Cosby, Carl Carini, Wendell Lai, Pat Simons, Bob Stewart, Harry Smith, Lawrence Grimm, Walter Jarett, Marjorie Stewart, Melvin Johnson, Stanley Jelinek. (front row ) Robert Vierra, R. G. Riolo, Gordon Hazell, Eugene Stewart, Henry Means, William Dippel, Edwin Anderson, George Prim- Adam Najera, James Jones, Ellis Zelwick. (middle row) James ich, Edward Chan, Chung Jung. (Ww Club CbtL SnapA, ( clockwise ) Miss Fishbacher, art instructor; Mr. J. B. Matthews, art instructor; Dolores Molina, student art model. Some of the Art gang muggs for the shutter, and coffee time in the Art Wing. SpLhinjc Job Traditionally, Tolo King Bill Mee receives what those before him have received, a kiss from the women’s vice-president. Mona Rye stands by as Woman’s Vice-President Barbara Wood crowns Bill Mee, spring Tolo king. J ' OoihalL Some of the gang rough it up during one of last year’s pigskin sagas. J ' OoibcdL (top roiv, l. to r.) Jim Price, Steve Orisek, Joe Kline. (middle row ) Warren Bryant, Ray Sules. (bottom row) Ray Connelly, Coach Earl Hoos, Nick Piacentini. (circle ' ) George Stathos. SOZQ 5 g 2. ' S S- ' R a- IH o ?B nr £ r� rt rt 2L.C o Sr a-?r 2. s ” W1 o Sg- g u [ 2 -t 3 P. o to 5iS 3 - .«=-■ ml, pi ‘ ES 0 g- % s fr ' se 3 8 SP jN ” S S a ?- Qc o? . t-T y 3 H o r.srs 3 2 1 3 Jo - s s S� ? itn 2 w o Up r+ ° 3-S — c gf j s § g s | 3 a 2 TO r v Er J ooibalL J ' OotbalL ( clockwise ) Austin Brown, Jim Price, Lane Ernst, Nick Martinelli, Ralph Niger, Frank Sanches, Jim Dorian, Nick Doudnick. (Ba ksdbcdL (top row , 1. to r.) Dick Gradv, Glen Leggitt, Joe Lopez, Chic Chase. (middle row) Coach Ned Kay, Larry Newsome, Aschie Yelle, Ralph Scurfield, Jim McDonald, Assist. Coach Tom Weems. (bottom row ' ) Paul Cooper, George Stanich, Gil Urbano, Pete Peletta, Dexter Linck {Ba ksdbcdL Santa Rosa basketball game. No. 17 , Chi Chase. No. o, George Stanich. All eves are on the pill as Coach New Kay gives with some game tips. r.) Gil llrbano, Geo. Stanich, Coach Ned Kay, Pete Peletta, Paul Cooper, Dexter Linck. fiaAludJbaJJL (BaAhsdbalL QcUdDonA. 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(back row ' ) Bill Runkle, Ken Nickerson, Dave Hillis, Bob Anderson. (BaAksdbcdL Wright’s Eight Balls. ( . to r.) Frank Cuffe, Boh Piscantor, Boh Wright, Bill Ware, Boh Ware, Bill Oshorn, Steve Adams. Not pictured, Earl Kogeler. (1. to r.) Vern Kellogg, Bob Alexander, Don Roberts, Jim Rollin Foster; (Front Row) Chuck Turner, Frank Curtese, Murphy, Jack Saunders, Wayne Michels, Ed Grebitus, Tim Jerry Mitchell, Jug Covich, Ed. Gibson, Don Williams, Bob Timmermans, Bill Connelly, Tim Hurley, Gerry Desmond, Moore. cfnjQcrwQ £02 Z -CO v)iQ (hchsuuj. i ( l . to r.) Joyce Oberholser, Phyllis Dorsey, Mary Kastrenos. mm dfodvu VYUxmL Jnwiiiu ( . to r.) Gordon Ball, Bette Ehnis, Chuck Gebhardt, Anita Gallagher.