Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

To all those who have helped us reach our educational goals . The Staff. VOLUME XXXVII SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE nmu staff Editor-in-Chief Jayne Williams Assistant Editor Ron Carrera Art Editor John Gunn Sports Editor C. L. Mustard Class Editor Ramona Bramwell Activities Editor Ken Nauman staff Alana Connor Brenda Bailey John Statzell Photographers George Groff Lloyd Moffit Ron Ogg Gil Reynaga acknowledgments Vice President Mr. Peter Knoles Dean Russell C. Azzara Mr. Lloyd Bruno Mr. Robert Lynch Mr. Fred Schmid Miss Jean Stephens Mrs. Doris Egbert Mr. Loy Laney SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA JUNE 1962 I Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education John Quincy Brown, Jr., President Mrs. Lawrence A. Blucher, Vice-President Marie E. Babich, M.D. Mrs. J. F. Didion Mrs. Carl Kuchman Mrs. Joseph B. Paulson . Milton L. Schwartz Administration F. Melvyn Lawson, Superintendent Arthur H. Bolster, Deputy Superintendent Ray B. Dean, Assistant Superintendent E. P. O’Reilly, Assistant Superintendent Donald E. Hall, Assistant Superintendent Charles T. Glenn, Assistant Superintendent ( DR. HAROLD H. STEPHENSON Dr. Stephenson’s secretary, Machiko Kimura, penetrates the Inner Sanctum to take a dictation. College education today is a serious concern for all—the layman, the professional edu¬ cator, and the student. With each passing day the news releases and reports remind us of the grim truth contained in the statement by H. G. Wells that “Civilization is a race be¬ tween education and catastrophe.” I believe world peace and the survival of mankind may depend largely upon the way in which we educate the citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Certainly the need for highly-trained manpower, broadly educated persons, informed citi¬ zens, and enlightened l eaders is greater than ever before. We have tried to give you the kind of education that will help you to face the future with hope and courage and that will enable you to make your best contribution to your state, your nation, and the world. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success! HAROLD H. STEPHENSON President I: AND DEANS MR. JACK MAUGER MR. RUSSELL C. AZZARA MR. RALPH KENDALL DR. SAM KIPP 1 i i % Mr. Lyman Burnham Dr. Herbert Copeland Mr. Marvin Cragun Mr. Theodore de Polo FACULTY Miss Mary Crane Registrar Mr. Marvin Fisher Miss Dorothy Flammer Mr. William Gregory Mr. Murray Haase Mrs. Louise Hanson Mr. Raymond Harker Mr. Carl Harvey Mrs. Charlotte Hawxwell Mrs. Gladys Hayford Miss Lucille Huckins Miss Maty Huntington Mr. Ralph Huntsinger Mr. Wallace Ingle Mr. Gregory Kondos Mrs. Ivey Adell Lambert Mr. John Lillie Mr. Wilbur Lincoln Mr. Ray Loehr Mr. Weldon Lucot Mr. Robert Lynch Mr. William Poole Mr. Robley Passalacqua Mrs. Norma Prince Mr. Bev Peairs Mr. Clyde Putnam Mrs. Mary Rand Miss Doris Sharpe Miss Vivian Shaw Mr. Carson Sheetz Dr. Gerald Smith Miss Jean Stephens Dr. Robert Stewart Mr. Richard Stockwell Miss Virginia Sturdavant Miss Eleanor Todd Mrs. Marilene Van Wagenen Miss Lena Visintainer Mr. Eugene Volz Mr. Ira Weatherhead Dr. Rhoda Wentsch Mr. Robert Maron Mrs. Grace Mitts Mrs. Julia Moraign Miss Dorothy Noonan Dr. Cornelius Oldenburg Miss Evelene Olson Mr. Richard Pierucci Mr. Sherman Posch Mr. Joseph Pryor Miss Ethel M. Rudesul Mr. Fred Schmid Miss Josephine Seeberger Mr. Roy Shlemon Mr. Kenneth Smith Mrs. Mary Smith Mr. Stacy Smith Miss Patricia Tool Mr. John Turaids Miss Estelle Von Ende Mr. Robert Watters Mr. Larry Weldon Mrs. Margaret Williams Mrs. Lydia Wilson Dr. Carl Winter Mrs. Rae Wood Mr. Robert Wyman Mr. Walter Appelgren Mrs. Blanche Breech Mr. Isadore Brosin Mr. Lloyd Bruno Miss Elizabeth Butterway Mrs. Jane Calhoun Mr. Donald Carver Mr. Burt Carlson Mr. Geo. Champie Mr. Russell Chimento Mr. Peter Chrisler Mrs. Elizabeth Chrysler Mr. John Diestel Dr. Marvin Dillon Mr. Raymond Fager Mr. Franklin Faust Mr. Robert Garl Mr. Allan Gravitz Mr. Fred Hair Miss Margaret Harrison Miss Joan Haug Mr. A. T. Hay Mrs. Shirley Hewitt Mr. Earl Hoos Mr. Ned Kay Mrs. Barbara Lafferty Mr. Hugo Lee Left to Right: DELLA LONGCHAMP, NANCY MARRE, DORIS EGBERT. CARRIE VOET. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES MRS. EDITH SIMMONS MRS. AVIS THOMAS MRS. MABEL GERRY and JOLEEN MINENNA DON COLE, CONTROLLER LEON SPRADLEY, BOOK STORE MANAGER MRS. VIRGINIA STONE, MRS. ANNA JOHNSON, MRS. MAXINE PLUMMER MRS. LOUDELL STEWART, MRS. JEAN PROTO MRS. ANNETTE MARCOS, MRS. ARLENE SCHAUER, MRS. JACKIE BEIK, CONTROLLER’S STAFF. Left to Right . . . MRS. THELMA GRUBER, MATRON; WILLIAM HENNESSEY, HEAD CUSTODIAN. MRS. MARCELLA ANDERSON, LIBRARY SECRE¬ TARY; MRS. MERLE AZEVEDO, SECRETARY TO NURSING; MRS. INA GIBSON, TELEPHONE OPERATOR. COLLEGE STORE STAFF; MRS. CELINE MEYER, JO ANN BENDER, NORMAN HAWES. THE MAIN ARCH SOON BECOMES AN IMPORTANT LANDMARK TO THE CITY COLLEGE STUDENT. THE ARCH SEEN FROM THE QUAD. Above: Photography students are photographed photographing a pretty coed. Left: The City College Auditorium where orientation, rallies, assemblies, productions and graduation are held. Housed in the adjoining wings are the music and art departments. The Little Theater is also located here. Above: On warm spring and summer days students often forsake their beloved cafeteria to settle on the quad. Right: When the weather grows colder, the students move back inside the cafeteria to enjoy their coffee and conversation. Above: The Student Center where the college store is located. The Student Activities Office is also located in this building. Below: A birdseye view of the main building. Above: The Cosmetology Building where the secrets of beautiful wo m e n are studied. Right: Art students sketch¬ ing a favorite and many times drawn subject — the Engineering Building. Left: Well traveled paths are those which lead to learning; here they lead to the library. Below: Students in the west wing of the library. Right: Athletic events, after game dances, and physical ed¬ ucation for men and some coed classes are held in the men’s gymnasium. Below: Our Hughes Stadium is the setting for many outdoor athletic events such as football and track. V BASCH€RINI, BILL law-enforcement BATES, BARRY business BAUER, DON electrical-electronics technology BRIDGES, VICTOR auto mechanics BROMAGEM, JANET education CHISHOLM, MIKE pre-law CHOW, TOM business administration BESSLER, NANCY cosmetology BHATIA, VIJAY business administration BORGE, JOHN A. aeronautics CERRUTI, BILL social science CHUKRIAN, ESFAHANI dentistry CLISHAM, JAMES A. engineering COOK, KEITH business CECCHI, CARLA business COOK, LARRY mechanical engineering DAGGEH, MORRIS business management DALY, GLENN electronics DOMICH, DEE ANNE business DONATO, MONA foreign languages EHLERT, DOROTHY history ELEY, NANCY sociology EMLEY, CHRIS social science ENOS, MINNIE IDA elementary education DAVIES, MICHAEL social science DER VARTANIAN, RITA psychology DA PONTE, EDWARD electrical-electronics technology a GARLAND, ROBERT social science GEGERIS, MAIJA chemistry FARAHMAND, PARVIZ pre-med FARRIS, RICHARD J. mathematics FISHER, JAMES social science GOLDMAN, RENEE elementary education GRAHAM, JOEL music GUNN, JOHN commercial art JANG, EDITH business HANCOCK, KENT chemistry HIGGINS, CHARLOHE anthropology JASTRAUB, ANNIE business administration JAVAHERI, MAHMOUD mechanical engineering JEFFERY, WILLIE law enforcement JOHNSON, PAT business JOHNSTON, JOHN prelaw HULSE, DAVID electrical-electronics technology KADINGER, LAVONNE business KELLEY, CLAUD W. mechanical technology KLAIBER, LEANNA secretarial LEE, WAYNE business administration LAUGHRIDGE, GERALD business administration KLOOZ, BARBARA accounting KEEHNER, JAMES chemical engineering LONG, DARLENE cosmetology LUCKE, JAY civil technology LUM, HERMAN F. drafting LYON, JANET speech MARINOVICH, JERRY elementary education MEYER, JANET social welfare MISTERLY, CAROL social welfare MIYAMOTO, SHUJI electronics MORGANTHALER, GEORGIA business NEIMEYER, JACKIE business NIETO, CARMELITA cosmetology NINOMIYA, KEIKO business OLSON, HILDING A. business PAHERSON, LYNN cosmetology PEPPING, KATHY business POLLACCHI, LEONARD music PORTER, SYLVIA cosmetology PUGLIESE, BEA elementary education RALEY, PAT history RANDALL, CAROLYN business SAN MIGUEL, ROBERT N. physical education SARDELICH, ALLEN history SATO, GLORIA business RESTER, MARCIA social science REYNAGA, GILBERT engineering STOUT, GARY music TAM BARA, SAKIE business SCHNIHER, TERRY social science SCHOCK, KEN business SETO, BIT-LEUNG engineering STAHL, ROSALIE business TAYLOR, ROBERT D. drafting TERKILDSEN, CARLEF electrical electronics THOMPSON, BARBARA accounting TOMEI, SHIRLEY cosmetology TORGERSON, CAROLYN elementary education TOWNSEND, JAMES psychology UNDERWOOD, LOUISE elementary education VUKAJOVICH, CAROL legal secretary VUKOVICH, WILLIAM social science UYESUGI, ROBERT T. electronics WILLENBERG, BRUCE engineering TURLEY, JUDY business administration TYLER, ROBERT electrical electronics WARREN, MIKE pharmacy WHITING, MICHAEL education SKILES, BETTIE STILL, DON VASTI. GLORIA JULL, BARBARA LIDEKS, RUTA MILLER, FLORENCE REYNAGA, BONNIE MUSKOPF, JANET PACHECO, CHARLENE RODANI, LOREDANA SCRIBNER, KAY Goodbye Cruel World! Look Ma No Hands! Big Brother is Watching You! But I have to get into that class, my father teaches it! i;ri ios f ik 5 ;u i-oi; . ' � «)Ui£ osrs: ' .VIlS:5h OILL O imHirji) i j!,:!; «-r.i . � M)«i s;o«i JiiHJ ' r nimL f uta •jjtrjiMntiitinui. -IW l -Titfi ant OvTsjai f: aof ti mi ii e ifii-s BPi-Ur Kr . Jve ' ?4.h fy : V.-«- m irjiii . wuis; ae.L ' liUi. iHil; During the semester many fine art shows are displayed in the City College gallery. Right: Much of the vocational nurse’s training includes actual hospital experience and patient care. Alpha Gamma Sigma honors each semester’s initiates with a banquet. ■fr j Left: Gonna build us a Girl Machine. Below: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no—it’s Yuri Gangrene! Below: But, Officer, my class was 50 minutes long, and . . . I I a See, I TOLD you I wasn’t afraid of heights! V.I.P a Above: John Baker, men’s vice president; and Karen Cavalier, women’s vice president. Karen was elected to replace Mary French. Left: William Lambert, Student Association president. STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS FALL 1961 Left: Dee Ann Domich, recording secretary. Elected officers not shown: Judy Turley, head yell leader, and Judy Gianotti, head songster. rrnmm mm mm mmmmmmm rn m Above: Sophomore officers: Morris Dagget, president; and Paul Domyancic, representative. Not shown: Art Trask, vice president. CLASS OFFICERS-FALL 1961 Below: Freshman officers: Larry Loheit, president, and Susie Coyne, rep¬ resentative. Not shown: William Sass, vice president; and Bev Hack, repre¬ sentative. a m First Row: Kay Gaston, director of finance; Judy McLean, director of college store; Jayne Williams, director of Pioneer. Second Row: Rod Gra¬ ham, Inter-Club Council president; Paul Maltby, director of men’s athletics; Ross Anderson, attorney general; and Ken Nauman, director of elections. Not Shown: Susan McLean, historian; Tom Pry, director of publications; Dan Davidson, director of publicity; Ron Cate, program director; Judy Land, director of women’s athletics. ' M ' - i- EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-FALL 1961 [ LEWIS BROWN Director of Finance KEN ASHBY Director of Men ' s Athletics BILL NEWBILL Director of Publicity EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - SPRING 1962 TSIot Shown: Susie Coyne, corresponding secretary; Art Trask, Inter-Club Council president; Mike Chisholm, attorney general; Judy McLean, director of elections; and Jayne Williams, director of Pioneer. AL SARDELICH Director of College Store ANGELA ANASTASION Historian STEVE LITTLE Program Director STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS SPRING 1962 ROD GRAHAM Student Association President MARION WEATHERHEAD Women ' s Vice President KEN NAUMAN Men ' s Vice President KAREN CAVALIER Recording Secretary Above-. Sophomore officers Eileen Harrington, vice president; Georgia Morganthaler, president; Anthony Debert, representative; and Betty Buchanan, representative. CLASS OFFICERS Below: Freshman officers Carolee Boling, representative; Deana Campbell, vice presi¬ dent; Cathy Hattersley, representative; and Richard Cortopassi, president. 3 rr Seated-. Grace Jordan, Marilyn Hollingsworth, Angela Anastasion, Judy Flynn, and Karen Cavalier. Standing: Nancy Jerret, Pat Tariel, and Bea Pugliese. Not S iozcn:Barbara Walton. WOMEN’S RALLY - FALL 1961 MEN’S RALLY-FALL 1961 Seated: Rod Gmham, Dennis Harworth, Robert Kern, and Chuck Mustard. Standing: John Baker, Ken Pfeifer, and William Newbill. First Row: Carol Kazanian, Susie Gamel, Marion Weatherhead, Pat Raley, Judy Tot- man. Second Row: Shari Larson, Mary Lou Wild. Third Row: Yvonne Fink, Sue Shelton, Carolyn Randall, and Cathy Pepping. Not Shown: Nancy Winter, and Mary Connors. ♦ WOMEN’S RALLY-SPRING 1962 MEN’S RALLY-SPRING 1962 Due to circumstances beyond our control we have temporarily lost the visual portion of our program. We will continue to bring you the audio segment . . . please do not phone the office. — CHAOS-TV. Men’s Rally Committee spring 1962: Dan Davidson, Jim Baglin, Paul Domyancic, Ken Pfeiffer, Terry Farmer, Tom Dettmer, Henry Crowle, Ed Seagle, Ron Poisley, Tim Wil¬ liams, and Dick Dotters. A1 Sardelich and Richard Reese present Russell Azzara with a desk pen from Block “S”. CHEER LEADERS-1961, 1962 Above: Fall cheer leaders Jerry Sargis, Judy Turley, head cheer leader; and Barbara Arino were Panther pep and spirit leaders. Right: Spring cheer leaders Doe Tellefson, Judy Turley, head cheer leader; and Susie Gamel strike a pose for the photographer. SONG LEADERS - FALL 1961 Sleepy time gals rest before starting a routine at the Pajama Game Rally. The fall song¬ sters are Marilyn Cristophani, Jackie Niemeyer, Judy Gianotti, head songster; Rosalie Stahl, and Shirley Tomei. Spring songsters Shirley Tomei, Jackie Neimeyer, Judy Gianotti, and Diane Olson lead the Panthers to victory. ‘‘ON S. C. C.’’ On S. C. C. We ' ll march to victory with thee On S, C. C. Our foes ahead had better flee. Battle or fray We ' ve set out to win the day. For our mighty Sacramento We ' ll fight to victory. SONG LEADERS-SPRING 1962 I I AERO CLUB Seated row, left to right: Cliff Harber, secretary; Lewis Brown, vice president; John Saylor, president. First row: Keith Price, Jerry Gansberger, Paul Jacob, Jack Borge, Henry Bringas, Kermit Parker, spon¬ sor. Second row: Bob Saxby, Gregg Nolta, Glenn Howard, Richard Abston, Tom Hayling, Jerry Harling. Back row: Richard Harkness, Earnest Anderson, Jr., Karl Chulick. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA (honor society) Seated row, left to right: Chris Emley, spring president; Naomi Nishika, spring recording secretary; Mary Bernard, fall corresponding secretary; Kent Hancock, fall president. Second row: James Rammel, Eileen Sunada, Barbara Rickey, Daira Drinkens, fall and spring treasurer; Pat Johnson, Janet Meyer, Gloria Sato. Third row: Gary Wilfret, Carol Misterly, fall recording secretary; Ursula Waibel, Linda Drown, Bob Pinkerton, Tommy Chow. Fourth row: Loren Lafferty, Bill Vukovich, Robert Vance, Audrey Hess. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB First row, left to right: Gary Maggory, Leo Candelo, Jeff Rester, Paul Jones. Second row: Mr. Carl Harvey, sponsor; Charles Frank, Howard Barnes, Klaus Mohring. A.M.T.E.C.S. Seated row, left to right: Art Ribbel, member of board; Bernard Sakamoto, director of board; Arthur Mayoral, member of board; Lee Strong, controller. Second row: Richard E. Stockwell, sponsor; Gary Standish, Bob Albin, Albert Manaresi, George Archibald, Steve Nichols, Gregory Yee, Richard Iwanaga, Thomas Raymond. Third row: Bob Blanchard, Richard Dugan, Dan de Long, Claud Kelley, Ernest Fong, Rod Rohwer, Preston Jones, Ron Bertoli. Fourth row: A1 Stirn, Jack Simerl, Frank Baumgartel, Larry Cook, Dick Bruns, John Holtzman, Ted Gwin. Fifth row: Frank Alustiza, Richard Hilty, Pat Guzman, Dale Dalgaard, Mike Tatro, Howard Tillman, Willie Coleman, John Baker. Seated row, left to right: Dennis Eickmeyer, vice president; Victor Bridges, president; Paul Scammon, treasurer. First row: Larry Gill, Ronald Maeda, Saul Carpio, Takeyuki Shintaku, Bill Lawson. Second row: Jerry Himebauch, Ken Bauer, Wayne Allen, Bob De Souza, Jack Foerschler, Shuji Nakaoka, Lee Hughbanks. Third row: Terry Conley, Vernal Osborn, David Chelini, Jeffery Jenkins, William Rigg, Harold Clark; Carl Nystrom, sponsor. BLOCK S First row, left to right: Earl Hooper, Joe Latona, recording secretary; Rich Reese, president; Ken Ash¬ by, S.O.A.; A1 Sardelich, vice president. Second row: Jim Tooch, Vernon Holloway, Bert Jeffries, Vic Mat- suda, Daniel Davidson. Third row: Roger Williams, Byron Roberts, Henry Francis, Tom Jensen, Dennis Sullivan, Paul Maltby. COMO AMIGA Seated row, left to right: Judy Cotton, corresponding secretary; Jill Stevenson, recording secretary; Susan Pond, president; Shirley Tomei, vice-president; Sara Cox, treasurer. First row: Sandi McCulligan, Stephanie Bauer, Linda Saunders, Judy Totman, Terry Polvado, Shari Larson. Second row: Mary Conner, Gale Gregerson, Diane Silva, Linda Johnston, Sally Schiro, Donna Coppock. Third row: Sharon Gatch, Vicki Perry, Linda Cook, Susan Shay, Kathy Berry. Fourth row: Linda Paris, Jackie Battaglia, Carol Mis- terly. Merry Millward, Diane Olson, Cathy Hattersley, Judy Wessler. COSMETI CLUB Lower row, left to right: Katy Chamberlin, Carmelita Neito, Robie Einhorn, Dorothy Graff, Pat Deste- fano, Peggy Eddy, Shirley Tomei, Linda Marren, Madge Height, Doris Fong, Yvonne Asai, Bonnie Owens. Second row: Van Hooper, Cathy Evers, Bev Hack, Sally Pruner, Marilyn Yamamoto, Nancy Bessler, Doe Tollefson, Toossi Toossidokht, Sylvia Porter, Elsie Zazzi, George George, Linda Leiman. Top row: Mrs. Blanche Breech, Jean Schleicher, Jayne Cole, Rita Conklin, Margie Revak, Kathleen Maddox, Richard Schiffner, Helen Kemekenidov, Camille Masoni, Ronald Fields, Thelma Bridges, Lynn Patterson, Mrs. Edlo Keller. DESERET CLUB Seated row, left to right: Renee Virden, Sharon Strickling, secretary; Ursula Waibel, Sharon Durfee. Standing row: Joel Graham, vice-president; Gerald Strickling, Dennis Clark, Wade Brown, president; Warren Bevan, Reynolds Endow, inter-club representative. k YOUNG DEMOCRATS First row, left to right: Chris Emley, first vice-president; Robert Mabbutt, treasurer; John Billett, sec¬ ond vice-president. Second row: PhiUp Parker, elections chairman; Bill Sears, programs chairman; Ross Azevedo, advertising chairman; Craig Currier, membership chairman; Wayne Hunter, reception chairman. Absent: Eileen Sunada, president; Mimi Rodda, secretary. DRAMA CLUB First roiL left to right: Irene Norris, Lisa Olsen, Leslie Crockett, Robert Wyman, sponsor. Second row: Fred KrestofI, William Sears, president; Robert Oaks, vice-president; Craig Currier, secretary-treasurer; Bonnie Whyte. ETA UPSILON GAMMA Seated row, left to right: Martha Anderson, corresponding secretary; Lynn Patterson, vice-president; Ann Stevens, president; Judy Schaeffer, secretary; Joan Grant, treasurer. First row: Ethel Rudesul, sponsor; Jeanene Dockham, Aldene Rizzi, pledge mistress; Lynn Rush, Sandy Newcomb, Trish Dolinar, Janice Johnston. Second row: Diane Mirande, Janet Olsen, Barbara Hughes, Lana Enos, pledge mistress; Ruby Dumble. Third row: Janice Kaiser, Jeannie Mayhew, Linda Leschner, historian; Janet Hamilton, publicity. NEWMAN CLUB Seated row, left to right: Pat Slater, historian; Pat Green, corresponding secretary; Mike Warren, presi¬ dent; Judy Flynn, vice-president; Rosemary La Forgia, recording secretary; Larry McConnell, treasurer. Second row: Jayne Williams, Art Ribbel, Paul Domyancic, Margaret Halasz, Judy McLean, Gary Mes- mer, Linda Cook, Sandi McCulligan, Pat Johnson, Carol Bassett. Third, row: John Godines, Gary Gray, Bob Cuff, Judy Bray, Cathy Pepping, Jerry Marinovich, Anne Briggs, Carol Grenz, Jane Wood. Fourth row: Bill Fippin, Chet Waterbury, Maejune Vassallo, Paul Maltby, Ruth Leecing, Bob Rivet, Andy Ran- zierri, Carolyn Randall, Paul Marchi, Keith Collins, Kent Rickabaugh. INTER VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Seated row, left to right: Wayne B. Hennessey, Jr., vice-president; Daniel York, president; Carol Thom¬ as, secretary-treasurer. First row: Judy Maxwell, Judi Rath, Marilyn Miller. Second row: Wesley Maier, Sandi Virgi. Third row: Dean Lattin, William Cook, Jim Rallens, John E. Miller, sponsor. PISTOL CLUB Seated row, left to right: Clifford Harder, secretary-treasurer; Peter Garibaldi, president; Bob Albin, vice- president. Second row: Richard Aijil, Carolee Boling, Ron Bertoli. Third row: Gary Prates, Dennis Eick- meyer, Arthur Mayoral. Fourth row: George Van Vranken, Robert Grabar, Michael Church, Roy Pine. YOUNG REPUBLICANS First row, left to right: Grace Jordan, secretary-treasurer; Rhett Stewart, president; Bob Taunt, vice- president. Second row: James Reilly, John McLean, Jerry Laughridge. Third row: Michael Davies, Char¬ lene Raglan, Kathryn Moore. SIGMA IOTA CHI Seated row, left to right: Barbara Zupan, treasurer; Kathy Boyd, secretary; Jerry Sargis, president; Jean Johnson, vice-president; Jacque Heidanus, pledge mistress. First row: Susie Gamel, Sandy Hall, Janet Woehl, Janice Woehl. Second row: Vienna Cornacchioli, Dee Dee Martinez, Gail Millman, Roberta Cof- field, Linda Moore. Third row: Carol Scruggs, Pat Sullivan, Sharon Cowan, Betsy Morebeck, Brenda Wilkswo. SIGMA PHI KAPPA Seated row, left to right: Karen Folks, secretary; Yvonne Fink, corresponding secretary; Nancy Winter, president; Linda Gonzales, vice-president; Jane Lohmeyer, treasurer. First row: Shirley Long, Jeanie Platina, Sondra Berdts, Charlotte Higgins, Ardine Martinelli, Marilyn Brown, social secretary. Second row: Salle Sharpless, Kathleen Murphy, Lynne Mueller, Janet Meyer, Chris Heilborn, Eileen Harrington, Marion Weatherhead. INTER CLUB COUNCIL Inter-Club Council spring semester: First row: Phebe Hubbell, Sigma Phi Kappa; Audrey Secor, Des¬ eret Club; Eileen Wood, Medical Science Society; Linda Moore, Sigma Iota Chi; Camille Masoni, Cosmeti Club. Second row: Bobby Adams, A Cappella Choir; Tom Arundel, Judo Club; Chet Waterbury, Newman Club; John Saylor, Aero Club; Art Trask, Aero Club, ICC president. Third row: Vic Bridges, Auto; Paul Domyancic, Newman Club; Bob Mabbutt, Young Democrats; and Dr. Wentsch, advisor. WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Seated rows, left to right: Daphne Bolden, secretary; Pat Armstrong, president; Judee Blood, extra¬ mural chairman. First row: Susan Rogers, Judy Land, publicity; Mildred Umlor, extra-mural chairman; Vernia Green. Second row: Theresa Murph y, Maureen O’Connor. Richard Pierucci Coach Del Bandy Coach Joe Latona Guard Ken Ashby Guard Bob Maron Coach COACHES FOOTBALL CAPTAINS Pat McCarthy Quarterback see 6, eONTRA eOSTA 26 Larry Ellis Guard Howard Jensen Tackle Vic Matsuda Tackle Jim Tooch Jim Sykes Halfback End see 0 Frank Latona Fullback A1 Kuhn Halfback Robert McKusick Halfback Gene Stucky Fullback SAN MATEO 12 Henry Reynolds Earl Glenn Howard Nishio Halfback Quarterback Halfback I i I r Vernon Holloway End see 26 Paul Brown Tackle Rick Wills Guard STOeKTON 6 John Escamilla End Francis Katayama Guard Gary Shelley Tackle B see 26, OAKLAND 22 see 47, SANTA ROSA 24 see 20, SAN FRANeiSeO 14 eiTY eOLLEGE PANTHERS V F . __ NO. NAME POSITION AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED RED WHITE 18 10 Anderson, Dennis QB 43 22 Ashby, Ken G 52 39 Becker, Robert G 63 42 Brown, Paul T 40 0 Blakeley, Charles E 75 43 Callaway, William T 40 23 Caniglei, Robert G 72 53 Cima, Vic T 83 24 Ellis, Larry G 80 25 Escamilla, John E 26 13 Glenn, Earl QB 60 26 Gomes, Earl G 34 0 Hernandez, Jesus HB 81 27 Holloway, Vernon E 70 52 Jensen, Howard T 41 87 Jensen, Tom T- 21 11 Johnson, Don FB 61 28 Katayama, Francis G 34 29 Kuhn, A1 HB 30 30 Latona, Frank FB 65 44 Latona, Joe G 74 53 Lewis, Larry T 73 62 Matsuda, Vic T 17 17 McCarthy, Pat QB 31 31 McKusick, Robert HB 32 32 Minamide, Ronald HB 24 33 Nishio, Howard HB 51 35 Pinoglia, Don G 62 46 Pinkston, Ken T 71 54 Poole, Donald T 15 12 Quintella, Robert QB 15 21 Reynolds, Henry HB 23 14 Salazar, Julian QB 33 36 Shelley, Fred FB 85 34 Shelley, Gary T 35 20 Skinner, Larry HB 36 70 Slater, David HB 16 0 Slavich, Lynn HB 84 47 Strong, Bruce T E 22 37 Stucky, Gene FB 82 48 Sykes, James E 25 19 Tooch, James HB 42 18 White, Pat G 64 50 Williams, Roger T 53 38 Wills, Rick G 50 49 Yandel, James C 16 15 Yoshihara, Ken QB 18 5-8 150 JAMES MARSHALL 19 5-6 162 C. K. McCLATCHY 18 5-11 190 WINTERS 18 6-1 195 JAMES MARSHALL 18 6-0 175 SACRAMENTO HIGH 18 6-1 220 COURTLAND 19 5-8 162 BOYSTOWN, NEBRASKA 19 6-1 260 BISHOP ARMSTRONG 18 6-0 180 HIRAM JOHNSON 18 5-11 165 JACKSON 18 5-8 141 EL DORADO 21 5-10 185 ELK GROVE 17 5-8 165 ELK GROVE 18 5-10 183 HIRAM JOHNSON 18 5-11 220 C. K. McCLATCHY 18 6-1 185 VACAVILLE 18 5-11 175 RED BLUFF 18 5-10 185 HIRAM JOHNSON 17 5-9 180 ELK GROVE 18 5-10 190 HIRAM JOHNSON 23 5-9 195 C. K. McCLATCHY 18 5-11 240 HIRAM JOHNSON 18 5-9 220 a K. McCLATCHY 18 5-11 170 COURTLAND 18 5-9 187 HIRAM JOHNSON 17 5-8 180 VACAVILLE 19 5-9 177 SACRAMENTO 18 5-10 180 SACRAMENTO 17 5-11 200 WINTERS 19 5-9 235 SACRAMENTO 18 5-8 140 HIRAM JOHNSON 19 5-11 172 BISHOP ARMSTRONG 18 5-11 185 CLARKSBURG 19 6-0 190 THERMOPOLIS, WYOMING 18 5-11 190 THERMOPOLIS, WYOMING 19 5-9 150 AMADOR COUNTY 23 5-9 187 SACRAMENTO 18 5-11 175 HIRAM JOHNSON 18 6-4 195 SACRAMENTO 18 5-10 180 SACRAMENTO 21 6-3 195 SACRAMENTO 18 5-10 165 EL DORADO 18 5-11 180 AMADOR COUNTY 18 6-2 110 EL DORADO 18 5-11 180 ELK GROVE 18 5-11 190 DIXON 18 5-8 160 ELK GROVE ORANGE SHOW BOWL SCO 27 FULLERTON 7 Game Captains: Joe Latona, Ken Ashby, Don Poole wearing official Orange Show Bowl jackets display the team’s hard-won trophy. Ron Minamide, awarded most valuable player in the Orange Show Bowl, also holds the scoring the classic. record for Dick Pierucci, named the Outstanding Coach at the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame Banquet, displays the trophy awarded the team by the same organization for their excellent season. First row, left to right: Vernon Holloway, Jerry Boren, Kenji Kodakari, Dennis Kojima, Paul Rotz, Paul Carleton, Larry Baur, A1 Wolf. Second row: Coach Jerry Anderson, Howard Tillman, Ken Mills, Herb Tillman, Mike Bowes, Bob Fortune, Harry Williams, John Kent. Third row: Paul Maltby, manager; Don Poole, Mike Tatro, Bugs Walton, Ralph Johnson, Bob Ferrel, Garth Gunnarson, Jim Sykes, Dennis Nokelby, John Wise, manager. Season’s Record-Game Score see 48 60 61 59 32 65 36 49 43 67 45 48 70 49 OPPONENT eiTY eOLLEGE OF SAN FRANOISOO AT SAN FRANOISOO 61 MODESTO JUNIOR OOLLEGE AT SAGRAMENTO 45 SANTA ROSA JUNIOR GOLLEGE AT SANTA ROSA 54 OAKLAND GITY GOLLEGE AT OAKLAND 67 GOLLEGE OF SAN MATEO AT SAGRAMENTO 26 GONTRA GOSTA J. G. AT GONTRA GOSTA 57 STOGKTON GOLLEGE AT SAGRAMENTO 45 GITY GOLLEGE OF SAN FRANGISGO AT SAGRAMENTO 54 MODESTO J. G. AT MODESTO 40 SANTA ROSA JUNIOR GOLLEGE AT SAGRAMENTO 48 OAKLAND G. G. AT SAGRAMENTO 54 GOLLEGE OF SAN MATEO AT SAN MATEO 59 GONTRA GOSTA J. G. AT SAGRAMENTO 52 STOGKTON GOLLEGE AT STOGKTON 64 NUMBERS NAME POSITION AGE HEIGHT WT. HIGH SCHOOL RED 30 WHITE 30 Boren, Jerry Guard 18 6-0 150 VACAVILLE 31 31 Baur, Larry Guard 18 5-7 140 HIRAM JOHNSON 53 53 Bowes, Mike Guard 19 6-1 175 HIRAM JOHNSON 22 22 Carleton, Paul Guard 18 6-0 155 SONORA 35 20 Ferrell, Bob Forward 18 6-4 175 McCarthy 43 43 Fortune, Bob Forward 18 6-1 155 CLARKSBURG 24 24 Gunnarson, Garth Forward 18 6-2 176 HIRAM JOHNSON 30 30 Holloway, Vern Forward 18 5-10 185 HIRAM JOHNSON 50 50 Johnson, Ralph Forward 18 6-6 220 SACRAMENTO 32 32 Kent, John Forward 19 6-1 180 ST. JOSEPHS 13 13 Kodakari, Kenji Guard 18 5-8 135 SACRAMENTO 4 5 Kojima, Dennis Guard 18 5-9 140 SACRAMENTO 15 15 Mills, Ken Guard 19 6-0 165 SONORA 44 44 Nokelby, Dennis Forward 18 6-2 160 McCLATCHY 52 52 Poole, Don Forward 19 5-9 230 SACRAMENTO 23 23 Rotz, Paul Guard 18 5-9 155 BISHOP ARMSTRONG 21 21 Sykes, Jim Forward 21 6-3 200 SACRAMENTO 54 54 Tatro, Mike Center 19 6-4 205 DIXON 42 45 Tillman, Herb Forward 17 6-1 153 SACRAMENTO 25 25 Tillman, Howard Forward 17 6-2 157 SACRAMENTO 55 55 Walton, Welford Center 18 6-4 190 HIRAM JOHNSON 33 33 Williams, Harry Forward 18 6-1 175 SACRAMENTO 11 11 Wolf, A1 Guard 19 5-10 160 McCLATCHY Left:Mike Bowes struggles for ball held by Mustang Roger Smith. The Panthers went down in defeat 45-36. Left: Ralph Johnson of City College bat¬ tles for a rebound. The Panthers proceeded to defeat Santa Rosa 67-48. First row, left to right: Coacli Del Bandy, Elton Long, Julius Resendez, Dave Torgerson, Mike Elorduy, Joe Pinon, Ed Gagle. Second row: John Firenza, Rich Reese, Jim Silva, Jon Marquardt, Jim Holmes, Jim Cardenas, Larry Baur. Third row: Dave Katsulis, Dale Michael, Dick Dichiara, Ron Henderson, Jim Cardoso, Paul Rotz, Gene Kaita, Jim Astin. BASEBALL TEAM 1961 BASEBALL TEAM ROSTER NAME AGE HT. WT. EXPERIENCE HIGH SCHOOL PITCHERS: ASTIN, JIM 19 5-10 185 HS—3 years; COL.—1 year McCLATCHY CARDOSO, JIM 18 6-4 185 HS—4 years McCLATCHY HENDERSON, RON 20 5-11 188 HS—2 years McCLATCHY HOLMES, JIM 18 6-2 187 HS—2 years McCLATCHY KAITA, GENE 19 5-8 148 HS—3 years; COL.—1 year JAMES MARSHALL KATSULIS, DAVE 20 6-0 195 HS—3 years; COL.—1 year FOLSOM LONG, ELTON 18 5-8 152 HS—2 years; COL.—1 year BISHOP ARMSTRONG CATCHERS: ELORDUY, MIKE 20 5-9 175 HS—4 years; COL.—1 year BISHOP ARMSTRONG MICHAEL, DALE 19 5-10 190 HS—3 years SACRAMENTO INFIELDERS: BAUR, LARRY 18 5-7 140 HS—2 years HIRAM JOHNSON DICHIARA, DICK 19 6-0 175 HS—2 years SACRAMENTO GAGLE, ED 18 6-2 187 HS—3 years HIRAM JOHNSON MARQUARDT, JON 18 5-11 160 HS—3 years McCLATCHY REESE, RICHARD 19 5-10 170 HS—3 years; COL.—1 year SACRAMENTO RESENDEZ, JULIUS 20 5-8 155 HS—4 years BISHOP ARMSTRONG SILVA, JIM 19 5-11 165 HS—3 years McCLATCHY OUTFIELDERS: CARDENAS, JIM 19 5-10 155 HS—4 years JAMES MARSHALL FIRENZA, JOHN 18 5-11 185 HS—3 years; COL.—1 year SACRAMENTO PINON, JOE 19 5-10 210 HS—3 years; COL.—1 year SACRAMENTO ROTZ, PAUL 18 5-9 157 HS—2 years BISHOP ARMSTRONG TORGERSON, DAVE 17 6-0 175 HS—2 years HIRAM JOHNSON I i Dan Davidson CROSS COUNTRY BIO 8 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Dennis Davidson 9 Front row, left to right: Dan Davidson, Gary Hedman, Chuck Sheppard, Jim Keehner, Gurley Hollis, Earl Hoop¬ er, Ron Price. Second row, left to right: Coach Robert Marion, Don Poole, Gary Lemen, Dennis Davidson, Jess Garcia, Fred Rehrman, Pete Taylor, Bill Anderson, Howard Jensen. Third row, left to right: Don Simonson, Bugs Walton, Manager A1 Sardelich, Howard Tillman, John Stokes, Herb Tillman, Henry Francis, Obige Smith, Coach Robert Lynde. Absent: Jim Adams and Fred Shelley. TRACK TEAM ROSTER ADAMS, JIM 5-10 ANDERSON, BILL 6-1 DAVIDSON, DAN 5-8 DAVIDSON, DENNIS 5-10 FRANCIS, HENRY 6-1 GARCIA, JESSE 5-9 HEDMAN, GARY 5-11 HOLLIS, GURLEY 5-8 HOOPER, EARL 5-9 JENSEN, HOWARD 5-11 KEEHNER, JIM 5-9 LEMEN, GARY 5-10 POOLE, DON 5-9 PRICE, RONALD 5-10 REHRMAN, FRED 6-0 SHELLEY, FRED 6-0 SHEPPARD, CHUCK 5-10 SIMONSON, DON 6-2 SMITH, OBIGE 6-3 STOKES, JOHN 6-1 TAYLOR, PETE 5-11 TILLMAN, HERB 6-0 TILLMAN, HOWARD 6-3 WALTON, WILFORD 6-4 SARDELICH, ALLEN 6-1 FRESHMAN LOS MOLINOS FRESHMAN MEXICO, MISSOURI SOPHOMORE McCLATCHY SOPHOMORE McCLATCHY FRESHMAN HIRAM JOHNSON FRESHMAN JAMES MARSHALL FRESHMAN ELK GROVE FRESHMAN McCLATCHY FRESHMAN McCLATCHY FRESHMAN McCLATCHY SOPHOMORE McCLATCHY FRESHMAN SACRAMENTO SOPHOMORE SACRAMENTO FRESHMAN McCLATCHY SOPHOMORE BELLARMINE FRESHMAN HOT SPRINGS SOPHOMORE McCLATCHY FRESHMAN McCLATCHY FRESHMAN TENSA ROSEWALD FRESHMAN EAST BAKERSFIELD FRESHMAN WOODLAND FRESHMAN SACRAMENTO FRESHMAN SACRAMENTO FRESHMAN HIRAM JOHNSON SOPHOMORE BISHOP ARMSTRONG 145 172 155 158 148 170 165 140 145 220 150 165 235 150 175 185 180 155 158 145 163 160 160 204 160 a Above left: Dan and Dennis Davidson stride another lap in preparation for their combined assault on the mile and two mile. Above right: Bill Anderson fl ashes down the straight-a-way to the tape. Right: Gary Hedman shows near perfect form as he clears the bar at 13-0 with room to spare. Right: College of San Mateo wins the mile relay while Sacramento trails in second place. Below: Everyone seems unaware of the officiaFs problem. Left to right: Robert Vela, William Hughes, Paul Maltby, Coach Gerald Anderson, Bob McKechnie, Larry Warren. NAME AGE POS. CLASS HIGH SCHOOL HUGHES, WILLIAM 20 2 Soph. SACRAMENTO MALTBY, PAUL 20 Soph. SACRAMENTO McKECHNIE, BOB 20 Soph. SACRAMENTO VELA, ROBERT 20 3 Soph. JAMES MARSHALL WARREN, LARRY 18 1 Frosh McCLATCHY TENNIS TEAM . . . Rene Mondine, a sophomore majoring in Social Science, was City College’s second straight Sacramento City golf champion after he defeated Mel Hutchins to succeed Harlan Krantz, also of City College, as the city’s top amateur golfer. GOLF TEAM ROSTER NAME EXPERIENCE HIGH SCHOOL ANDERSON, JIM One year C. K. McCLATCHY FOWLER, JOHN None C. K. McCLATCHY GOTTHARDT, BILL HS-3: COL.-l HIRAM JOHNSON HARVEY, TED None HIRAM JOHNSON LATIMER, RICHARD One year SACRAMENTO MONDINE, RENE’ HS-3; COL.-l SACRAMENTO RAYMOND, TOM HS-3 SACRAMENTO SYPNICKI. RICHARD HS-1 C. K. McCLATCHY ZELLINGER, RANDY HS-2 HIRAM JOHNSON First row, left to right: Jim Anderson, John Fowler, Randy Zellinger, Tom Raymond. Second row: Coach Dick Pierucci, Richard Latimer, Rene Mondine, Bill Gotthardt. First row: Bob Saunders, Warren Gorbet, Jim Wainscott, Dick Eastman, Phil Schafer, Bill Sears. Second row: John Winter, Roy Jones, Jake Hoeffner, Gary Calloway. Third row: Ed Gunderson, Armand Carano, Dave Ramos, Jerry Bergen. BERGEN, JERRY BROWN, JOHN CALLOWAY, GARY CARANO, ARMAND CROWLE, HENRY EASTMAN, RICHARD PRATES, GARY GORBET, WARREN GUNDERSON, ERIC HOEFFNER, JAKE JONES, ROY RAMOS, DAVE SAUNDERS, ROBERT SCHAFER, PHIL SEARS, BILL WAINSCOTT, JIM WINTER, JOHN LETTERMEN Freestyle Manager Backstroke Freestyle Butterfly Butterfly F reestyle Breaststroke Breaststroke Freestyle Backstroke and Individual Medley Diving and Freestyle Diving Breaststroke Diving Freestyle Freestyle SWIMMING TEAM HOMECOMING 1961 Left: Rod Graham, Inter- Club Council president, crowns Homecoming Queen Carolyn Randall. Carolyn was sponsored by Newman Club. Below: The Homecom¬ ing Queen and her court take a whirl around the dance floor with their escorts. The four princesses were; Maro- lyn Phillips, Nancy Jerret, Linda Gonzales, and Danya Maier. SHOWTIME S.C.C. Below: Floats for the Homecoming Day parade take shape under the wilhng hands of many City College students in the Women’s Build¬ ing on the State Fair grounds. Newman Club’s Wizard of Oz float won the sweepstakes award in the parade. Right: The bonfire rally, held behind the Women’s Gym, attracted many on¬ lookers and set the pitch for the Homecoming Day activities to come. a Above: Brigadoon was the entry from A Cappella Choir. The float won third prize as well as a special award for workmanship. Second place was captured by Sigma Phi Kappa. The entry from the Medical Science Society won the uniqueness award. Left: A motorized bed was driven along the parade route by one of the campus clubs. A portion of the Homecoming Parade travels down K Street. There were eleven floats, three cars, sports cars for the yell and song leaders, and convertibles for the royal court in the parade. Rally committee members work on their extravaganza ‘‘Ben- Hur ' The annual Home coming parade was a section of the city Veteran ' s Day Parade this year. Sue McLean was elected Freshman Queen at Freshman dance. Sue was sponsored by Newman Club. Freshman Princesses were: Mary Lou Cossman, Susie Gamel, Bev Hack, Carol Scruggs, Linda Staener, Judy Thomas and Marion Weatherhead. FROSH QUEEN FROSH DANCE The fresh¬ man officers were in charge of the sporty after-game dance. The queen was se¬ lected by the men students attending the dance. One of the biggest after-game dances of the season was the Pajama Game Dance. Stu¬ dents to be properly attired came to the game and dance in their ‘‘ZaniesP’ pajamas. Who knows what the San Mateo rooters thought when they were greeted by banner waving, claw giving, pajama clad rooters! SOPHOMORE DANCE AND QUEEN Cathy Pepping was crowned Queen at the Sophomore Dance. Voters were the men stu¬ dents who attended. The queen was sponsored by Newman Club. Three SCC students (yes they are wearing pajamas) show the rock that five students found on the San Mateo campus. The dance band provided musical background for rallies. RALLIES Campus clubs helped build school spirit with original rally programs. Aero Association brought down the house with its presentation of that famous flier Yuri Gangrene. AND Songsters and yell-leaders are an important part of City College rallies. The River Riders were featured at one of the Fall Rallies. MORE RALLIES Jeri Sargis, Judy Turley and Barbara Arino lead Panther rooters in a yell. Songsters accompanied by the band give a cheer at the Panama Game Rally. PRODUCTIONS I I CAST J.B. Joe Steinbrenner Sarah Carolyn Logan Zuzz John Nickles Nickles Paul Goodman Others Randy Weatherhead Steve Loehr Mary Millward Lisa Olsen Bill Sears Sue Weller Fred Krestoff Shari Larson Irene Norris Craig Currier Orene Burt Bob Pinkerton _ f CAST Jon Nickles Shari Larson Marion Weatherhead Nancy Winter Irene Norris Bob Pinkerton Lisa Olsen Fred KerstofE Craig Currier Bill Sears Merry Millward Leslie Crockett Terri Stephens Bonnie Whyte IMPROVISED DRAMA Bill Sears, top of the totem pole; Marion Weatherhead, next head down; Leslie Crockett, left, Nancy Winter, right; and Craig Currier, with head on hands, hands on elbows, elbows on knees, and knees on feet. Make up is an important part of all drama productions . . . CAST Brack Weaver Peter Compton Jennie Parsons Charlene Raglan Thomas Bouche Wayne Smith Leader Don Smith Chorus Members Alice Bower Louise Millhone Sandy Hall Judy Castle Wendel Finwick James Martin Terry Farmer Joel Graham Ken Sorg Jim Williams Mignon Hunt Irene Miyasaki Pat Celli Carolyn Torgerson Bonnie Baker Marilyn Miller Charlotte Wise Richard Arrants Bruce Strong Chuck McAnally Larry Warren J ohn Haller A CAPPELLA CHOIR First row: Sandi Bacon, Dolly Millhone, Ilona Mill- hone, Jean McKay, Rosalind Rickard, Sandy Hall, Charlene Raglen, Cindy Kupfer, George Ike, Marcia Cole, Judy Rose, Pat Celli, Connie Gibson, Cheryl Lawley, Katherine Shirvi, Kay Crampton, and Anne Jastraub. Second row: Janice Baker, Lilly Peterson, Jim Williams, Wendell Fenwick, Terry Farmer, Steve Parker, Bonnie Baker, Orene Burt, Marilyn Miller, and Bea Bell. Third row: Gary Heiycock,, Harold Nidved, Gary Stout, Joseph Hader, Doug Lowe, David Johnson ,Bill Amick, Bobby Adams, Carolyn Torger- son, Cris Heilbron, Sally Sharpless, and Connie Slater, Fourth row: Pete Compton, Leonard Pollacchi, Ken Sorg, Mike Gregory, Joel Graham, Jim Hoskin, Richard Arrants, Edward De Vries, Welden Munson, Ron Polsley Jon Christian, Mike MacKay, Rick Harding, David Torgerson, Chuck Me Anally, Larry Warren, Wayne Smith, Thom Dettmer ,Barry Strong, Frank Strangio, Randall Edwards, and Rick Gode- gast. ISIot Pictured: Judy Castle, Sue Fontaine, Carol Meredith, Charlotte Wise, Dory Simmons, Terry Ikeda, and Jim Martin. A large number of student organizations are needed to back up the drama and musical productions. A Cappella Choir is one of these groups. The help of many individuals is also necessary. LEONARD POLLACCHI ROBERT WYMAN FRED KRESTOFF LEONARD POLLACCHI SAM LOMBARDO Fall Student Association Presi¬ dent, Bill Lambert, presents Ken Nauman with the award made each semester to the most out¬ standing Executive Council member while A1 Sardelich looks on. Nauman gave his shortest speech on record when presented with the award. He said, ‘Tm speechless.’’ Mike Warren, fall semester president of Newman Club, was master of ceremonies at the initiation banquet. The initiation ban¬ quet is held each semester after initiation in the Newman Club Center. Dancing fol¬ lows the dinner. BANQUETS I Alpha Gamma Sigma, the college honor society, also meet for an initiation banquet. Here a portion of the group listen to the after-dinner speaker. Some of the Newman Club members at the fall banquet. Block ‘‘S’’ has several award banquets throughout the year to present the athletes with their earned awards. Upper left: Dick Pierucci presents Ken Ashby, football co-captain, with an award for his participation during the season. Above right: Henry Reynolds receives an award for the most valuable foot¬ ball player. Lower left: Jack Mauger presents Earl Hooper with a Championship Cross Country Jacket. Left: Jerry Anderson presents award to Bob Ferrel. ) I ASSEMBLIES DANIEL W. MONTENEGRO CONGRESSMAN JOHN E. MOSS REV. ANDREI URUSOV S.J. CAMELLIA BOWL Jeanne Venables of Sacramento State College was chosen Miss Sports festival, to reign over the Camellia Bowl and related events. Her attendants were Carol Ahl- quist, Sacramento State College; Barbara Arino, City College; and Penny Mayfield, American River. Other candidates from City Col¬ lege were Nancy Jerret, Susie Camel, and Barbara Walton (not shown). The week-long festival of sports included a basketball tourna¬ ment, the Hall of Fame Banquet, a golf tournament, and the foot¬ ball game between Linfield Col¬ lege of Oregon and Pittsburg State of Kansas. City College, official host for the Pittsburg State Team, provided a strong rooting section for the visitors. The reception City Col¬ lege had planned for the team at the airport was foiled by local winter fog. The Pittsburg team was forced to land in the bay area. ! I j JUDY McLEAN KAREN CALAVIER JAYNE WILLIAMS CAMELLIA PRINCESSES The instant drama group participated in the program presented by the three local colleges at the Queen s presentation breakfast in the Hotel El Dorado. Carol Cottrell, Sacramento State College, was chosen Camellia Queen. The other eight girls became princesses for the Festival March 2 to 11. Marion Weatherhead crowns Hank Crowle 1962 Tolo King City College delegates all present and accounted for. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CONFERENCES Speakers are an important part of the student leaders conference. Delegates take time out for lunch at the spring conference. Left: Two of the rock hunters and the see rock. Lower left: Frosh officers ‘ffiam it up’’ for the photographer. Below: All they need are marsh¬ mallows. I JIM JENKINS bill CROSBY Fall Editor CHRIS MORGESE ALICE CANON Winner of Feature Writing Trophy at State Conference. KAREN GRIMES Not Shown: Beverly Burns, Daniel Davidson, George Groff, Pat Holland, Norman Kenney, Charlotte Landau, Barry LeSeur, Elena Ma¬ cias, Ronald Ogg, Gilbert Reynaga, John Stat- zell, Jess Villalva. JAYNE WILLIAMS, EDITOR CHUCK MUSTARD, SPORTS EDITOR NOT SHOWN KEN NAUMAN, ACTIVITIES EDITOR SACRAMENTO BEE - MR. ROBERT LYNCH SACRAMENTO UNION - MR. LOY LANEY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS - LORANGER STUDIO PIONEER GEORGE GROFF NOT SHOWN JESS VILLALVA RON OGG NORMAN KENNEY