Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

11 ■ Published by Associated Students, Sacramento Junior College, Sacramento, California Volume 29 S acramen to junior Cdotfeae m inidtration DR. J. PAUL MOHR President of Sacramento Junior College DR. RUTH S. THOMAS Vice-President, Administrative Relations PETER W. KNOLES Vice-President, Educational Relations Sacramento C ity School SdmLnistration WILLIAM J. BURKHARD Superintendent F. MELVIN LAWSON Deputy Superintendent ARTHUR H. POLSTER Assistant Superintendent ROY B. DEAN Assistant Superintendent E. P. O ' REILLY Assistant Superintendent IRWIN T. SWOPE Business Manager RUSSELL C. AZZARA For the uncountable hours of assistance, for the extra and so often unthanked help, and for being the best friends the Student Body could have, we, the staff and members of the Student Body dedicate the 1S54 Pioneer to Russell C. Azzara, Dean of Stu¬ dent Activities and his Secretary, Mrs. Doris Egbert. 3n ittrmmiant For twenty-eight years, Mr. David L. Burnam, beloved music teacher and friend of all who knew him, served Sacramento Junior College and Sacramento ' s Music Circle. As a master of music, he not only taught but he practised his lessons by being a member of the Sacramento Philharmonic, directing it for a num¬ ber of years. His loss though so greatly felt, is partly replaced by his many compositions. His prescence may not be, but his saying of That was great, gang. It was really great. will live forever in the music students who knew him. RUSSELL AZZARA Dean of Student Activities LAWRENCE BULCHER Comptroller C ounSelord WHITTIER WALLACE eulah McCartney IRA WEATHERHEAD STEWART TULLEY Herbert Abbott Betty Adams Ruth Anderson Esther Bateman Frederick Beauchamp Maxon Bernoff Herbert Blossom Howbert Bonnett Carl Boyer Blanche Breech Isadore Brosin Marie Brugge Maxine Buhler Harold Slater L. P. Burnham Elizabeth Butterway James Callaghan Shirley Canfield Dorothy Cobb Herbert Copeland Theodore de Polo Lilliam Fine Marvin Fisher Dorothy Flammer Lloyd Glancy Robert Glaser Marjorie Graham Ethelyn Griffin Ray Harker Margaret Harrison Mary Huntington Wallace Ingle Stanley Johnson Mason Johnston Ned Kay Barbara Lafferty Marvin Cragun I John Lillie Walter Lucot Robert Lynch Jack Mauger Raymond Martin John Matthew Lou McConnell Grace Mitts August Mihsfeldt Clarence Nash Clifford Neal Mabel Norman Evelene Olson Philip Onstott Harold Parker Ivey Lambert Loy Laney Herman Leader Elmer Plaskett I Julius Schwenck Carson Sheetz Vernon Smith Saidee Stark Robert Stewart Richard Stockwell Virginia Sturdavant John Swan Wayne Thiebaud Eleanor Todd Lena Visintainer Marilyn Van Wagenen Alice Adler Sandra Akers Helen Alexander Norma Allison George A. Amaro George Antonopoulos Hubert K. Arnold Ronald Aycock Florence E. Barnes Joe Basso Joanne Battaglia Elizabeth Baumgart Jack P. Breen, Jr. Leland Briner Karl Buck Mary Benedict Norma Bertolacci Beverly Boerlin Robert Born Phil Buggs Natasha Byckoff John Cacic Frank W. Calder Chad H. Calland Helen Castanko Rita Catricala Lona Lee Chan Mary Cheonis Charolyn J. Chinn Catherine Church Joan Clark Dexter A. Clement Evelyn Marie Cloud Donna Mae Conterno John Creede Anderson Jerry Crump Dorothy Cunningham Duane L. Cunningham Thomas Allen Darling Peggy Davis James Deal Marie DeFazio Barbara DeMartini Kathleen Dent Gerald H. Derr Dino Colongelo Bill Dixon Hiroahi Dote Corazon Dulay Fernando D. Dulay Claire Dunseath Mary Ann Dreher Carol June Dudley Douglas Dufren Norma Dunlap Donna Fenton Robert C. Edwards Carol Emigh Richard E. Engdahl Elaine Fetros Donald E. Finch Richard Flanders Benjamin H. Fleming Grace Fong Larry Foster Betty S. Fujii George Fujimoto Jean Entwistle Midori Enkoti Phyllis Faria Sharon Fenno Kunihiko Fukuda Beverly Gerlinger Seifeddin Ghaffari ■ Olympia Gianopulos Robert E. Glick Rosalie Ann Gould Albert Gower Patty Grant Nadine Greff Sharlene Haire Bob L. Hard Jean Hardy Jim Hashiasaka Joan Hawg Barbara Hanser Barbara Jean Kelly Hayden Darlene Grenz Jo Ann Gonella Pat Giusti B Fifi Gurvis Louise Gutenberger Mildred Hazzard Margaret Heaven Edwin E. Heinitz Alfred Hodder Margaret Hooper Alice Horton I Barbara Frances Higgins Gwen Hughart Leta Mae Johnson Elmer Stump Earl Henly Dorothea Hickle Shirley Hickman Kenneth Hill Dennis H. Huntting Koichi Imura Emi Inouye Gail Irons Gloria Mapes Richard Markson Shirley Marsh Laverne Maas Charles R. Mack John M. Malkasian Donna Rae Mann JoAnne Kelly Arthur Kobayashi Sachiko Koike Robert C. Kuhlman James Kuykendall Ed Kurtz Jerry Sue Keller Mina Raines-Lambe ' Dorothy Lauppe Buddy M. Laxague Mavidieme Long Loretta Lowery Donald Mohr George Mulholland Jr. James Edward Myers Margaret Myers Nancy McBride Gloria Merk Robert R. Miller Nicholas Miramontes Miyoko Miyaoka Ben H. McCart Charles McCoy Roger McElligott George McJenkin Tom McKenzie Wylie J. McKinnon Reita McCroy Kimiko Masunaga James Martin Myrana Meng Dean Rands Trudy Reichmuth Julia Resendez Vernie Owyoung Curtis H. Paget Carol Paoli Martha Pasley Karolee Peters Joanne Piacentini Joan Platz Mitzie Popovich Ann Norworthy Shirley Nuttall Bessie Okada Pamela Sue Penner Joe Paulucci Ellen Perry Carol Peters Edward Peters Ida Mae Rogers Gloria T. Saika Gordon Sayler Ed Sayer Arnold Schaler Thomas R. Richards Doris Richardson Les Richter Frances Roach Pat Roberts Dolores Rocha Betty Lou Rogers William H. Scheuner Karl Schentez Donald H. Sc holefield Elaine Schwab Janet Scott Nancy Sekul C. E. Sewell Lela Shanafelt Janice Shearer Beth-Marie Shilkett Setsuko G. Shimono Edwin Shum, Jr. Leo Signorotti Elaine Smith Connie Steele Tony Stathos Toni Street Manuel Joseph Spenchian Richard Sprague Florian Strafford Jeanne Standring Jacqueline U. Smith Nancy Smith Joyce Smoak Diana Sorenson Myron L. Sorenson Diane Trethorvan Robert Leon Tritt Dorothy Van Dyke Laurie Wait Bill Warmby Jimmy Webb Charles Wetmore Delano Edward Whipple Joyce Wilkin James Tanimoto Eva Lu Tarr Armen Tashdinian Alice Trent Ted Stubbs Bill Studebaker Malcolm Sullivan Diana Wing Marlene Yenick Elaine Zanetta Dolores Zvalo Men s Vice-President Women ' s Vice-President First row, left to right: Frances Roach, Anna Marie Litell, Jeanne Standring, Doris Leslie, Florance Dere, Cynthia Allen. Second row, left to right: Diane Sorensen, Loretta Lawery, Pat Roberts, Kent Addison, Kay Ditmar, Jerry Crump, Pam Penner, Jack Duke, Sandra Akers, Belton Meyer, Connie Hitte, Bob Siote, Fifi Gurvis. Seated: Jim Casali. ■ a add Relaxing on the Campus BOB SIOTE President FLORENCE DERE Vice-President ANNA MARIE LITELL Representative lomore PAT ROBERTS President FRANCES ROACH Representative PAM PENNER Vice-President JERRY CRUMP Representative Jredhnran a add Interested Panther Den Finders CYNTHIA ALLEN Representative First row, left to right: Ron Allbee, Bill Studebaker, Fernando Dulay, Jim Webb, Rohland Giolli, Don Terry. Second row, left to right: Carol Peters, Peggy Davis, Arthur Kabayashi, Georgia McJenkin, Patty Grant, Joyce Tom, Joyce Wilkin, Mae Yee, Carolyn Horn. Third row, left to right: Ron Kelleher, Jim Monica, Shirley Wise, Jerry Crump, Alice Horton, Frances Roach, Doris Leslie, Mike Mohammed, Marilyn Reyn- ders. Fourth row, left to right: Dennis Huntting, Milton Rogers, Holland Wallis, Ram Jacobsen, Walter Graham, Bob Miller, Armen Tash- dinian, James Kuyherdall. Is This Student Activity? RON KELLEHER Sports Editor HELEN ADACHI Feature Editor NANCY PEET Business Manager LEE PETERS Circulation Manager I ip men KJL 3Jt First row, left to right: Frances Roach, Patty Finley, Helen Costanho, Myrna Meng, Barbara DeMartini, Jerry Sue Keller, Lila Baumen. Second row, left to right: Armen Tashdinian, John Stice, Jerry Crump, Joe Paulucci, Connie Hitte. First row, left to right: Mitzi Popo¬ vich, Joyce Smoak, Diane Sorensen, Ann Norsworthy. Second row, left to right: Ed Kurtz, Jack Duke, Manuel Spencian, Jim Webb. First row. left to right: Joanne Battaglia, Norma Pesavento, Mina Raines-Lambe, Sandra Akers, Diana Wing. Second row, left to right: Bill Brooks, Bill Studebaker, Nancy Baganoff, Sherman Blass. Standing: Tom Dole, Ted Rosequist. Left to right: Jan Bush, Carolyn Ridgeway, Morlene Jenkins, Alvera Zito, Marion Kellogg. w gts gm yf]ajorette5 — kernel Elaine Smith Drum Majorette Shirley Cook, Alice Trent Assistants Carol Peters Head Majorette First row, left to right: Joyce Wilkins, Richard Hile, Phil Carpenter, Hilda Benson, Jean Nutting, Helen Barnett, Jack Taylor. Second row, left to right: Shirley Marsh, Patty Grant, Gary Paolinelli, Bill Flava, Franklin Boyden, Gordon Dockter, Eugene Troutline, Galen Yeaw, Stanley Ramsdell, Dennis Noble, Lawrence Bennett. Third row, left to right: Kin Wong, Elton Rogers, Bruce Williams, Robert Gayaldo, William Williford. Fourth row, left to right: Dean Smith, Bruce Baker, Dore Wing, Donald Coston, Norman Niver, Frank Giarmona, Harlyn Vikre, Bill Alderson, James Blakely, Elmer Stepp, Mr. Glancy, Bob Little, Shirley Poore, Leta Mae Johnson. Above: Freshman, Pat Tranem, shines Bill Studebaker ' s shoes. Jresh man VUJc ?? come • . Freshmen Norma Pesavento, Connie Hittie, Richard Lucena kneel for Diane Sorenson and Tony Smith. Above: Alyce Swinny and Harvey Frostare The Book¬ ies for Diane Sorenson and Tony Smith. res liman ueen RAE KAUFFMAN K.O G oti 5 Songsters Tolo Assembly i tsco Winning Floats Homecoming Art League First Prize PAUL BUEHLER Student ll3cin(juet Look who ' s ' gossipin! You didn ' t! Really? Jde(d at dduchboard Hmmm! Elks temple Caroling Christmas Spring Student J3oclif O i icerd PATTY FINLEY Women ' s Vice President BUD SAYRE Men ' s Vice President clxeciitiue Cdounci( Left to right first row : Diane Hedden, Barbara De Martini, Georgia Madden, Frances Roach, and Patty Finley. Sec¬ ond row: Bud Sayer, Jerry Crump. Ron Allbee, Diane Miche’.i. Norma Pesaventa, Pat Roberts, and Jeanne Standring. Third row: Creede Anderson, Belton Myer, Bill Casselman, and Ben McCart. DIANA WING Representative lomore Offi icers Left to right: Masaki Kobayashi, Sandra Akers, Ruth Spickelmire Eileen Welch, Terry Terry, and Francis Roach. Row two: Jerry Crump, Miki Miyaska, Priscilla Thompson, Thomas Richards, Dennis Hunting, Bill Casselman and Don Terry. Row three: Armen Tashdinian, Diana Wing, Janet Scott, Pat Roberts, Mary Horton, Bobbie De Martini, Sharon Kealth, Janet Theilman, Pat Newsome, and Fifi Gurvis. ARMEN TASHDINIAN Columnist DIANE HEDDEN Reporter DORIS RICHARDSON Feature Editor FI FI GURVIS Society Editor RON KELLEHER Circulation Manager LEE PETERS Business Manager HELEN ADACHI Editor-In-Chief DAVE FREIDENRICH Sports Editor Photographers CHARLES WETMORE BILL WALLACE Cartoonist LOUIS GUTENBERGER Reporters: Jim Monica, Mary Ann Dreher, Ernestine Huff, George Jarvis, Mile Martin and Cosette Spears. Seated: Mcrrnell Mortensen, Darlene Grenz, Helen Castanho, Joanne Battaglia, Lea Jane Silva, and Hope Harrington. Standing: Mina Rhaines-Lambe, Armen Tashinian, Darilyn Townes, Don Griffay, Larry Soares. Seated: Connie Hitte, Dean Micheli, Betty Draney. Standing: Bob Sioti, Mary Taylor, Belton Myer, and Barbara Baxley, Joyce Allen, and Irene Owens. Seated: Dick Sprague, Barbara McCutcheon. Standing: Werner Ufflemann, Jerry Crump, Norma Pesavento, Lyle Seeband, Jeanne Standring, Ann Norsworthy, and Carol Peters. •Students sdt ' IdJorh The Three Musketeers Spegette and Tony Do Not Disturb Diane and her Masterpiece eut Pres and his better half 2ueen Ollae otienlpiaun An so the crowning. cJCibrary and Jdom eworh What ' s the answers? Some know where the library is. ' Some cool cats on the downbeat ' And so they danced into the night Tea, anyone? The long awaited press. pUiU| lil|g| I® lilt jBtB ' -fSP ' v f!MK Ye Olde Hangout ' Students find the lawn and sunshine very enjoyable. MARY CRANE Assistant Registrar ARLENE WHEELER FRANK ERICKSON Booxstore Manager INA GIBSON Telephone Operator LAURA ACKER Omitted due to illness Dr. Mohr ' s Secretary ANN SLOAN ANNETTE MARCOS Secretary to Counselors Bookkeeper in Comptroller ' s Office JACKIE BEIK Clerk in Comptroller ' s Office GLADYS GOOCH Mr. Brickley ' s Secretary ELENOR MOSSMAN Veterans Administrator A tremendous ovation greeted speaker, Dr. Kurt Singer upon the completion of his speech Spies and Saboteurs. Never before has such a speaker created such enthusiasm in the student body. His speech, which emphasized the issue of Communism in our country, cleared up many confusing questions in the minds of the students. To Dr. Singer our thanks .... Dr. KURT SINGER One act play performed by the Drama Department. dnic bt Cdc L aroline Basket! MODESTO vs. S. J. C. Scoring a ssidtant rectors MARILYN REYNDERS MANUEL SPENCHIAN NORMAN BALES John Kent ' GARY DAVID ' Huck Haines ALICIA SOLARIO Scharwenka Scenes from the Production . . . t ™ TONI STREET Stephanie DONNA MANN Mme. Roberta RICHARD MARCROFT Billie Boyden Presenting the Orchestra The Dancers PAUL MARITSAS Student Musical Director Another one? The Scientist. Presenting the Dulays in the Tango. The Boss and His Boss. Looking for something? Miss Hobler JANYCE LEE Graduates HELEN ZANETTA Graduates PATTY GRANT Organizations MIKI MIYAOKA Spring Activities CHARLES WETMORE Photographer LARRY FOSTER Artist ELAINE SMITH Editor GAIL WAUGH Assistant Editor BILL WALLACE Assistant Photographer BEV ARGANTE Sports I m First row, left to right: Joyce Wilkin, Corazon Dulay, Diana Wing, Armen Tashdinian, A.nn Norsworthy, Jerry Crump, and Marilyn Haas. Second row: Ida M. Rogers, Alice Horton, Charles Mack, Janet Cappellc, Nancy Sekul, Mary Cheonis, JoAnn Goonella, Joan Platz, Lee Peters, Marlys Morris, and Mina Raines-Lambe. Third row: Ted Stubbs, Lee Palmer, Caro¬ lyn Chinn, Vernie Owyoung, and Eva Lu Tarr. Fourth row: Bill Harris, Jean Entwhistle, Vera Gilroy, Chad Calland, Elaine Fetros, Joan Haug. i 1. ' Jlieta JC cijjpa First row, left to right: Carol Pavli, Sharon Kaerth, Pat Traynham, Larry Foster, Wade Cline, Ernestine Hull, and Ralph Schultz. Second row: Jean Nutting, Pat Rooney, Ellen Yeaw, Ralph Ramsey, Velma Meuser, Laurie Wait, Marie Cloud, and Jack Taylor. Third row: Bob Ruby Don Rogers, Marnell Mortensen, Helen Adachi and May Yee. Fourth row: Wiley Schmidt, R. E. Mahler, James Gordon, Kip Mellor, Andy Moreland, and Bill Scheuner. First row, left to right: Robert Little, Harry Troughton, Leonard Smith, John Cacic, and John C. Mackenzie. Sec¬ ond row: George Mendonca, Cosette Spears, AJice Horton Diane De Lucia, Joy Cunningham, Donna Munden, Diana Sorensen, and Dino Colangelo. Third row: Bob Varozza, Larry Foster, Roy Myer, Fred Lancaster Don Wicks, Pete Ronzone, and Karl Buck. Fourth row: Quito Trujillo, Yvonne Mason, Nancy Peterson, Beverly Simone, Natasha Byckoff, Janet Cappello, Helen Knesek, Marie Lorraine, Carol Brackmann, Helen O ' Donnell and Paul Ho. LARRY FOSTER President PETE RONZONE Secretary JANET CAPPELLO Vice President ALICE HORTON Representative HARRY TROUGHTON Treasurer JAMES WEBB President DICK MARCROFT VANITA BROWN MARILYN Historian Sgt.-at-Arms REYNDERS l Treasurer PRISCILLA THOMPSON Secretary P Omega Bottom row. If. to rt.: Vanita Brown, Gail Medland, Jay Deck (Sponsor), Beverley Born, Priscella Thompson. Second row. If. to rt.: Manuel Spenchian, Tom Richards, Ron Klusman, Sherman Blass, Jimmy Webb. Top row. If. to rt.: Mary Ann Rosqui, Robert B. Reith, Ruthann Spickelmire, Kathleen Wagner, Diane Trethowan, Dick Marcroft, Marilyn Reynders. JOYCE WILKIN MARIE CLOUD President Treasurer JO ANNE MACHABEE Vice-President BILL MACHABEE Parliamentarian Historian DIANA WING Publicity W u 3 • L C 3 3 O C • L a t L O ft Bottom row, 1. to rt. Ardell Hanson, Joan Platz, Marie Cloud, Berma Blele. Second row. If. to rt. Mr. Glancy, Diana Wing, Eva Lu Tarr, Joyce Wilkins, Pat Caulk, Mr. Tuiley. Top row. If. to rt. Eugene Pritts, Robert M. Mil¬ ler, Dennis Noble, Robert Gayaldo. Bottom row. If. to rt. Helen Barnett, Kathryn Chew, Jo Anne Machabee, Peggy Camp. Second row. If. to rt. Joan Harvey, Betty Draney, Peggy, Berg, Gail Irons, Patty Grant, Joan Nutting. Top row. If. to rt.: Don Costan, Dean Smith, Bruce Baker, Elton Rodgers. -4 Capped Cl, oir First row, left to right: Kathy Mortimore, Evelyn Cloud, Donna Conterno, Joanne Hobler, Florence Houser, Mr. Tulley, Jean Nutting, Julia Benson, Setsuko Shineono, Betty Fujii, Diana Wing. Second row: Kathleen Wagner, Patricia Caulk, Beverly Peron, William Machabee, Robert Connell, Orson Just, Kiucshi Mizuno, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Huggins, Nancy McBride, Leta Mae Johnson, Irene Hooper. Third row: Toni Street, Berma Beele, Ann Norsworthy, Bruce Walker, Robert Miller, Mervin Parkhurst, Walter Wight, Irene Owens, Frances Roach. Fourth row: John Katz, Elton Rodgers, Richard Weber, Don Haley, Edgar Taylor, Edwin Heinitz, William Agee. Not pictured: Kathleen Dent, and Dennis Hunting. Sacramento C hridti an S e((owsli T First row. left to right: Evelyn Cloud, Shirley Poor, Diane Hauck, Gloria Merk, Mary Horton. Second row, left to right: Donna Erickson. John Hopkirk, Marilyn Haas, Joan Platz, Elizabeth Dong. n ewman HELEN CASTANO Corresponding Secretary JACK DUKE LEO SIGNOROTTI President Treasurer KATHRYN CHURCH Recording Secretary tk JULIE RESENDEZ Vice-President First row. If. to rt.: Creede J. Anderson, Leo Signorotti, Bill Reisinger, John Bianchini. Second row. If. to rt.: Joanne Battaglia, Norma, Bertolacci, Jeannette Byer, Barbara McGutcheon, Cathy Church, Julia Pastes, Hope Harrington, Helen Castanho. Third row. If. to rt.: Julia Resendez, Kathleen Wagner, Bud Sayre, Bill Studebaker, Jack Duke, Reed Pierce, Bob Day, Rose¬ mary Mannion, Barbara Hauser, Janice Hollinger. Fourth row. If. to rt.: Frank McNamara, Mabel Lee, Glero, Nancy Sekul, Emelia Benedict, Lea Jane Silva, Marilyn Solski, Eugenie DeCuir, Ed Kurtz, Bill Warmbv. +3n terna lion a cu First row. If. to rt.: Taro Namba, liana Drori, Ram Jacobson, Mina Raines-Lambe, George Antonopoulos. Second row. If. to rt.: Ivey Adell Lambert, Helene Grinzewitsh, Dorothea Hickle, Kazue Momonda, Fred L. Beauchamp. Third row. If. to rt.: Richard Engdahl, Alice Christensen, Seifeddin Gihaffari. KEN KUKUDA Treasurer RUTHANN SPICKLEMIRE Secretary MUKHTAR MOHAMMED President RAM JACOBSON Representative First row. If. to rt.: Joanna Clark, George Yazigi, Ruthann Spickelmire, Ken Fukuda, Roger Yeu. Second row. If. to rt.: Nazir Ahmad, Nancy McBride, Elaine Zanetta, Pamela Penner, Zee Kathein. Third row. If. to rt.: Steve T. Suzuki, John Malkas- ian, Holland Wallis, Meyer Elkaim. S acrumen to j l umor 4 i| I HSS USM 1 d 10 ™- vA ' V FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1, If. to rt.: Carol Coats, Fumi Nishioka, Janice Shankland, Gail Bullied, Helen Werts, Violet Liles, Betty Nedwed, Barbara Melton, Juanita Wilson, Carol Hurley, JoJean Lambert, Benny Martinez, Judy McCloskev, Gloria Kundle. Row 2. If. to rt.: Laura Fraley, Sharon Stotts, Marilyn Wissler, anice Miller, Donna Dale, Dolores Gaub, Doreen Stevens, Opal Shaw, Bobbie Liddil, Janette Melvile, Janice Langley, Grace Wyatt, Nancy Gower, Donna Culver, Irene Aaker. Row 3, If. to rt.: Catherine Aunger, Nancy Hays, Janet Gordon, Betty Walker, Ann Barrow, Chris Fouke, Betty LaSarte, Pat Pruden, Evelyn Short, Gwen O ' Rouke, Wilma Caudill, Peg Robertson, Lavonne Heckert, Donna Rea, Norma Kettle, Trudy Creveling, Helen Tickunov, Helen Johnson, Gerry Kaufer. JUNIOR CLASS Row 1, If. to rt.: Helen Bradley, Janice Kausen, Elaine Gordon, Dorothy Darnell, Corrine Smith, Betty Wilson, Leonie Allen, Betty Mortinsen Marion Frank. Row 2, If. to rt. Ruth Mayo, Zola West, Donna Gurney, Marion Hallow, Diana Herkomer, Con¬ nie Casey, Eldene Griess, Betty Kripp, Barbara Monteverda, Joan McFall. Row 3, If. to rt.: Zettie Hardemon, Norma Vaughn, Barbara Griffith, Joyce Roloff, Pat Calkins. June Dawn, Carole Tucker, Diane Beauchamp, Joanne Frolich, Betty Loveland Marilyn Carl. LOLA AMARO Secretary SHIRLEY MARSH President Bottom row, 1. to rt.: Idella Snyder, Veima Meuser, Ellen Yeaw, Shirley Hennigan. Top row. If. to rt. Lola Amaro, Gail Irons, Elaine Zanetta, Shir¬ ley Marsh. m omen J ic ocia tion ED KURTZ Fall Vice President ED SHUM Fall Secretary FRANK | -‘j McNAMARA 1 • ' Fall President BILL CASSELMAN Spring President First row. If. to r.: Ron Dieffenbacher, Bob McDougald, Joe Way, Frank Manor, Dave Freidenrich, Bob Clark, Bob Miller, Charles White, Bill Smith, Mugs McNamara. Second row,lf. to rt.: Richard Gibbons, Sam Vartanian, Ted Migga, Cleo Beatty, Gus Warmby, Orv Stucker, George Watts, Carlos Aparicio, Gus Boyer. Third row. If. to rt.: Ned Kay, Jack Mauger, Pat Bobo, Jim Lyons, Ed Wilken, Bill Lesher, Jack Martin, Otis Hunt Ross Par¬ ker, Ron Allbe, Weldon Jones. Fouth row. If. to rt.: Don Sams, Dick Markson, Ed Shum, Jim Frosty, Bill Cas- selman, Gene Weiss, Don Deary, Ward Gardner, Howie Malnburg, Joe Nevis, Paul Buehler Kent Addison Fred Hodder, Ed Kurtz. EU u S n ' .FUING mmm WILLIAM GREENTREE Treasurer First row, left to right: Ed Stone, George Mendonca, Chuck Brownfield. Neil Alair, and Robert Cole. Second row: M. H. Wollf, Roy Villers, Jim Howe, Willie Greentree, Bob Edwards, and Bob Varozza. Third row: Ray¬ mond Moore, Bill Robinson, Gerald Clark, Ken Lederer, George Kiri, James Kuykendall, and Joseph Barrett. Fourth row: Villamor A. Valdez, Doy Roberson, Dennis Nable, Milton Rouse, Dick Raymor, Bob Yabu, and Charles Moreland. JAMES KUYKENDALL Representative I p. redd GAIL WAUGH Secretary RON KELLEHER Fall President NANCY PEET Vice President First row, left to right: Armen Tashinian, Gail Waugh, Ron Kelleher, and Fifi Gurvis. Second row: Doris Richardson, Lee Peters, Helen Adachi, Jancye Lee and Bev Argante. Third row: Louis Guterberger, Charles Wetmore, and Don Powell. ■ First row, left to right: Robert Tritt, Joan Clark, Jack Thorne, Marion Kellogg, and Ed Heinitz. Second row: Barbara Fer¬ nandes, Norval Butterfield, Eddie Slavich, Mrs. Marilene Van Wagenen, Advisor, Charles Gray and Ardella Miller. Ylf]edical Science Societi ' FERNANDO DULAY Fall President ARCHIE McCORMICK Vice President JIM GORDON Secretary COREZON DULAY Representative First row, left to right: Chad Calland, George Antonopoulos, Richard Flanders, Andy Moreland, and Weldon Jones. Second row: Dorris Brent, Lubertha Lester, Lona Chan, Ina Mae Lee, Pat Rooney, and Ann Barrow. Third row: Corazon Dulay, Louie Sasake, John Bianchini, Bob Doty, Fernando Dulay. Fourth row: Jim Gordon, Marilyn Wissler, Susie Shaw, Janis Miller, Florence Dire, Judy Streeter, Louise Collins, and Archie McCormick. First row, left to right: Donald L. Wagstaff, Armen Tashdinian, Ron Kelleher, and Jerry Crump. Second row: Jim Monica, Joanna Clark, Holland Wallis, John Wade, and Tom Richards. First row, left to right: Lonell Fong, Nellie Wong, Grace Fong,Carolyn Horn, Carolyn Chinn, Lona Chan, and Nancy Ng. Second row: Diana Wing, Robert Lew, Bong Cheung, Eddie Chan, Joe Yee, Ed Shum, and Vernie Owyoung. Third row: Barbara Fong, Faye Louie, Dixie Fong, Dolly Yee, Florence Dere, and May Yee. LONA CHAN Treasurer GRACE FONG Corresponding Secretary First row, left to right: Jane Miyamoto, Norild Shimada, Terry Miyamoto, Becky Yabiku, Miki Miyaoka, and Carol Araki. Second row: Eileen Nishikawn, Louie Sesaki, Jim Hashisaka, Hiro Dote, Mas Kobayaske, Roy Kurosawa, and Kiyoshi Mizuno. Third row: Arthur Kobayashi, Terry Nakatsuka, Molly Nakao, Nancy Takeoka, Lily Imada, Thelma Tanaka, Christine Yama¬ moto and Albert I. Kanemoto. Jdeartbea t CURTIS PAGET Fall President 3a(( officers an d tli eir dated KENT ADDISON Historian BOB MILLER Sergeant-at-Arms A terrific dance CHUCK DUNBAR Guard Roy Villars CARSON PARKS SHEETZ Dale Perry Bob Schoefer Bob Bethal Charlie Mack Don Rienmuth Bill Tomita Dave Freidenrich Jim Kessling Cliff Greves Coleman King Don Norgaard Terry Gracia Wade Cline Dean Rands Don Estes Pat Laughlin Bud Powell Don Thompson Bob Siote Dean Harvey Pat Bobo Murray MacDonald Jared Blogett Bob Striker Dick Wells Bryce Vernon Bill Heckes Don Sams First row, left to right: Melvin Gebhardt, William Rose, Ted Stubbs, Weldon Jones, and Don White. Second row: Lee Palmer, Richard Nitsos, Walter Graham, John Calvin Winslow, and Harry Hayes. GEORGIA McJENKIN President MYRNA MONG Vice President CAROL PAOLI Secretary BOBBIE DE MARTINI Pledge Mistress MARGIE McCARTY Treasurer First row: Carol Paoli, Georgia McJenkin, Myrna Meng, Bobbie De Martini. Second row: Sharon Kairth, Peggy Berg, Pat Rooney, Helen Dobbins, Annette Monison. Third row: Pat Traynam, Margie McCarty, Helen Alexander, Joan Harvey. Left to right: Norma Pesavento, Jeanne Standring, Nancy Peet, Joyce Allen, Kay Dittmar. Pat Roberts, Diana Sorenson, and Joan Clark. DIANA HERKOMER Treasurer A C m onto JOANNE HAMMER Secretary PAT ROBERTS CAROL PETERS Fall President Representative First row, left to right: Mina Raines-Lambe, Carol Peters, Connie Hitte, Joan Hinsvark, and Jann Theilmann. Second row: Mary Ann Dreher, Joanne Hammer, Nancy Bagandoff, Pat Roberts, Anne Cummings, Pat New- some, and Dianne Longway. Third row: Laurene Stice, Bobbie Liddel, Ida Mae Hunt, Diane Micheli, Diana Herkomer, Connie Casey, Nancy Peet, and Norma Pesavento. Fourth row: Diana Sorensen, Patty Dawson, Yvonne Couvretti, Sharon Wamsley, Joan Clark, Lila Bauman, Rae Kauffman, Jeanne Standring and Betty Draney. UlpSilon yamma Left to right, first row: Delsa Keaton, Barbara Barkley, Barbara Jenner, Shirley Wise, and Janyce Lee. Second row: Norma Bertolacci, Eileen Welch, Sandra Akers, Jeanette Byer, and Joanne Battaglia. Third row: Virginia Hart, Joyce Turk, Joy Cunningham, Marylyn Best, Beverley Barn, and Fifi Gurvis. BARBARA JENNER SANDRA AKERS BARBARA BARKLEY Inter-Club Vice President Representative Representative FIFI GURVIS SHIRLEY WISE JOANNE BATTAGLIA Recording Secretary Fall President Corresponding Secretary JIM LYON Left End GENE WIESE Center JACK MAUGER Coach LORAN SHURRUM Full Back CARLOS APARICIO Left Tackle GLENN UNDERWOOD Left Guard SILAS ANDERSON Full Back WARD GARDNER Left Halfback NOBLE FREEMAN Right End DON DEARY Right Guard HOWARD MULNBURG Right Tackle CLEO LEWIS Quarterback 30 EARL HOOS Coach DELBERT POWELL Right Halfback First row. If. to rt.: Don Deary, Gene Wiese, Jon Sparks, John Mihanovich, Bob McDougall, Carlos Aparicio, Don White, Jim Gunn, Bob Tritt, Noble Freeman, Howard Malnburg. Second row. If. to rt.: Galen Grow, Glen Underwood, Silas Anderson, Gardner Curtright, John Contraras, Lee Ghilarducci, Ed Wilkins, Ray Tucker, Bill Lesher, Bill Warmby, Jim Lyon, Coach Jack Mauger. Third row. If. to rt.: Joe Neves, Delbert Powell, Ward Gardner, Tony Lation, Pat Bobo, Orv Stucker, Loran Shurrum, Don Syftested, Don Parker, Bob Dalton, Cleo Lewis, Bill Smith, Coach Earl Hoos. Jk omeconiuuj nioUo SJ.C: Sctn rvjciteo SJ.C: CURTIS PAGET Goalie FLETCHER KOLB Center Back ODIS HUNT Right Forward BILL SCHEVNER Right Forward DON SAMS Sprint Forward WELDON JONES Center Back Water PoL Coach—Mr. Earl Hoos Fred Hodder and Dave Friedenrich Made A.A.U. on Northern California Polo Team. Fred Hodder was elected Team Captain. Top row. left to right: Werner Uffelman, Bill Rose, Bob Edwards, Weldon Jones, Mike Doneen, A1 Hamilton, Norman Johnson, Ray Peterson. Middle row: Coach Earl Hoos, Walt Stoner, Ted Wilcox, Paul Buehler, Don Sams, Ken Hill, A1 Russell, Mgr. Bob Clark. Bottom row: Fletcher Kolb, Fred Hodder, Odis Hunt, Bill Scheuner, Kent Addison, Dave Friedenrich, Curtis Paget, DeLeneau Brooks. As Paul Ray Buehler Peterson Ken Hill Bill Rose A1 Russell Don Mohr Walt Stoner Bob Edwards Cd, lAJater dcfouad Sacramento 12.Calif. Maritime Academy 3 Sacramento 12.El Camino 11 Sacramento 9.San Jose State 9 Sacramento 6.Elk ' s Club 5 Sacramento 3.University of Calif. J. V. 15 Sacramento 6.California Aggies 5 Sacramento 5.Compton Junior College 14 Sacramento 8.Stanford Frosh 14 Sacramento 9.Sacramento Elks 11 Sacramento 3...University of Calif. J. V. 10 Sacramento 12.California Aggies 11 Sacramento 3.College of Pacific 8 Season total of League Games Won 5 Loss 6 Tied 1 Modeling Instructor—Ruth Anderson sdlctivitied of Cdo - ddd Sports Program Modern Dance Instructor—Norma Prince Posture Instructor—Ruth Anderson Folk Dancing Instructor—Norma Prince lyt omen 3 lth(etic3 Basketball game SJC vs Shasta College Golf game and class held at William Land golf course Badminton Tournament annually held in Women ' s Gym Swimming Team organized for a meet at Davis Shi Cdfuh and St earn The Ski Club during their winter activities organized as the Sacramento Junior College Ski Team. During their ski trips they attended a number of meets. Art Bruer placed in the following meets: Fifth Place—Hire ' s Trophy Meet Second Place—Dr. Pepper Invitational Meet Third Place—Silver Ski Race sponsored by Sacramento Bee For these accomplishments Art receives the Ski Club ' s Perpetual Trophy which is awarded to the individual who scores the total highest competitive points. Others who placed at the various meets are Chuck Dunbar, Noel Cox, and Dick Cooper. Though invited to the Northern California Junior College Conference Meet the club could not attend. u ariit ) 1954 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 1953-54 Season Record: League Record: wins, 8 losses wins, 5 losses First row. If. to rt.: Ned Kay, Coach; George Beach, Cleo Beatty, Charles Young, Bob Houston, Tony Latino; Carl Boyer, Asst. Coach. Second row. If. to rt.: Ted Miyagawa, Mgr.; Harvey Fong, Bill Casselman, Jan Aitken, Jim Moore, Richard Kelley, Mgr. Third row. If. to rt.: John Contreras, Dale Freeman, Don Syftestad, Wiley Schmidt, Jim Feenstra, Jim Lyons, Louie Sasaki, Mgr. West Contra Costa JC... ...56 SJC 62 Modesto IC. ....59 41 San Francisco CC. ....55 65 Stockton JC. ...60 76 San Mateo JC. ...65 71 Stockton JC. ...56 72 Santa Rosa JC. ....44 65 West Contra Costa JC.... ...63 58 Modesto JC.. ....67 77 San Mateo JC. ...63 57 Santa Rosa JC_ ....69 59 junior UarAi lij 1954 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 1953-54 Season Record: 8 wins, 9 losses Calif. Maritime. .36 SJC 78 Sacto. Sports Goods. .57 54 Paulies Brake Shop. .72 52 Cal Aggie JV. .61 51 Mather Field JV.. .62 54 Yuba College JV. .56 45 Grant Tech JV. .46 67 Yuba College JV. .41 64 Sacto. High JV. ......35 42 Paulies . .68 61 Grant Tech JV. .34 57 McClatchy JV. .36 55 CBS Gaels.. .55 45 Sacto. Hi Reserves. .31 60 Cal Aggie JV. .57 50 CBS Gaels. .42 38 Tan Tans. .39 55 Frst row. If. to rt.: Mgr. Dick Kelley, Bob Johnson, Stan Lauter, Carmen Yuppa, Ed Franklin, Boyd Jensen, Jim Forsty, Mgr. Second row. If. to rt.: Coach Carl Boyer, Lave Mazzier, Bob McDougal, Dale Koehler, Dean Webber, Bill Wood, Coach Ned Kay. JAMES MOORE Guard (J3a 5 Let La ll • dcj aacl JIM FEENSTRA Center GEORGE BEACH Forward ■ Section And he ' s over! Well, I made it 60 feet? )arsilii llennii ZJeam 1954 First row, left to right: Claude C. Rusty, Stage, Phil Goldvarg, Earl Henley, and Bob Ruby. Second row: Tom Armstrong, Jim Barchelor, Coach Burt Carlson, Howard Whiting, and Bob Valine. Rusty, Stage and Earl Henley will receive tennis jackets as this they won their second varsity letter. Players who plan to return next year are Howard Whiting, Bob Ruby and Bob Valine. p. oAp ectud ■ Sacramento Panthers ' Third in Big 7 ' Conference Meet Qualified 11 athletes for NCJC meet These included: Heckes, Lyon, Watdins, Way, Silva, Hawkins, Taylor, McClary, Smith, Rush and Webb. 71 Bob Miller and Willie Schmidt High Scorer for Panthers in Big 7 ' Conference Meets Cleo Beatty 60% Points Victories in the Big 7 ' Dual Conference Meets Sacramento Opponents 81 2 5 39 3 5 West Contra Costa 110 ' 12 San Mateo 83 43 Stockton 83 38 San Francisco 41 1 2 80 1 2 Modesto 42 80 Santa Rosa 440 9 10 293 1 10 440 yd. Run .Sacramento unior First two men in each event and the first man ' s time or distance during season: Mile Run—Way (4:44.5), Rush 440 yd. Run—Beatty (49.4), Diffenbacher 100 yd. Dash—Flaxa (10.3), Lawrence 120 yd. Highhurdles—Schmidt (16.3), Miller 880 yd. Run—Watkins (2:02.7), Palmer 220 yd. Dash—Diffenbacher (22.1), Beatty, Flaxa Two Mile Run—Way (10:39), Rush 220 yd. Low Hurdles—McClary (26.5), Taylor Shot Put—Heckes (467 ), Lyon, Anderson High Jump—Hawkins (5 ' 10 ), Silva Pole Vault—Webb (13 ' 2 ), Smith, McClary Discus—Howell (118 ' ), McDougall Broad Jump—Davis (19 ' 11 1 ”) Mendonca Mile Relay—Beatty, Way, Watkins, Flaxa (3:30.5) Managers—Jim Knight and Marty Nielson Front row: John Lawrence, George Mendoca, Herb Howell, Eob McDougal, Phil Watkins, Don Davis, Wiley Schmidt, Jim Donnell. Center row: Ed Shum, Don White, Len Smith, James Hawkin, Bob Miller, Bill Heckes, Don Schumacher, Marty Nielson, Manager. Back row: Don Haley, Manager; Jim Fcrsty, Joe Way, Frank Munoz, Bob Rush, Tim Sullivan, Bill Smith, Ed Taylor, Coach Jack Mauger. First row, left to right: Jan Aitken, Lennie Johnson, Dick Traversi, Pete Stathos, Nick Capachi, Bob Willis, Huie Jackson. Second row, left to right: Coach Carl Boyer, Gene Mabry, Kenneth Reeder, Sam Vartarian, Tom Dicktakes, Bill Wood, Ed Fowler, Ted Miyagawa. Third row, left to right: Everett Moiindas, Carmen Yuppa, George Hatcher, Jim Casali. earn 1954 In the California State Swim Meet for junior colleges Kent Addison placed in the following: Second.in 100 yard breastroke Second..in 200 yard breastroke Fifth...in 150 yard individual medley S. J. C. water men placed eighth in the state meet. First row, left to right: Bryce Vernon, Orson Just, Bill Rose, Bill Ackerman, Don Oser, Ken Hill. Second row: Ted Wilcox, Emory Haworth, Roland Vikre, Dave Friedenrich, Ray Pederson, Milton Rouse. Third row: Edw. Reich, Edw. Johnson, Bob Clark, Kent Addison, Weldon Jones, Roy Pederson. COACH EARL HOOS Water Polo and Swimming At the Eighth Annual Northern California Junior Col¬ lege Meet, S.J.C. came in second with a total score of 90 points. Beaten only by Stockton College with 113 ooints. Mike Doneen William Rose Roy Peterson Emory Haworth Kent Addison, Sacramento Junior College, breastroke, individual medley All-American Junior College, 1954 and 1954; undefeated in 200 yard breastroke this year. Best time, 2:28.4. Freestyle Relay Team ' .V. y S hitoarapliA . .;- If ' : Z J JLy. cl J? qa Lca-alJl U C AS ,4 A r § -W- T As sjAst ' l ' V ' r JL we congratulate the class of 1954 weinstock-lubin co. sacramento, California corner of k street at twelfth This is only the beginning. Each of you young men and women of this graduating class is cast to play a vital role in the success story of tomorrow. Your knowledge and abilities, ably developed, are the key to a bright and prosperous future for yourself and those around you. The strength of that irrevoc¬ able learning so recently gained . . . added to your youthful courage, inspiration and honest toil makes the arduous task before you . . . that of shaping and guiding the futures of community, nation and world . . . more readily faced with confidence as well as with a competent knowledge of the problems to be met and overcome. With these remarkable human qualities instilled by years of study . . . your stead¬ fast pursuit of the truth, your honest endeavors to perfect the imperfect ... we are proud to recog¬ nize your full ability to take your place in society to work to promote the growth of our city and nation and to strengthen the great democratic principles which mean a better life for all. i 4