Salinas Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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Westminster l l President, ARLINE JONES Vice-President, MARTIN GEORGE Secretary, DOROTHEA ZIIVUXIERNIAN A non-denominational Organization, sponsored by the local Presbyterian Church, is the Westminster Club. It has proven itself a. worthy asset to Our college by its varied edu- cational and religious programs including inspirational talks by the following clergymen: Rev. Ashton Of St. Paul's, Rev. Ewan of Methodist Episcopal, and Rev. Erickson Of First Baptist. Recreationally the club enjoyed picnics and at every meeting partook Of refreshments provided by the United Presbyterian Missionary SOciety's beneficence. Top: DOROTHEA ZIMMERM.AN, FLORENCE BERGERSIEN, CAROLEE HANSEN, SHIRLEY SONIMER, BARBARA TSUYUKI, NOR1 IWAKIRI. C enter: Miss FRASER, BETTY JOHNSON, V1v1AN RUIVIETSCH, RANDLE, EMMA YIXMAGUCHI, EILEEN MOXLEY. Lo'wer: MARTIN GEORGE, WINNIE MILLER, SPENCER JOHNSON. 7-35 be 1: l'

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Pi u Sigma President, BERTIIA DOAN , Vice President, BONNIE RUsKo Secretary, JOYCE EMERY A comparative newcomer to our fraternal chain of social organizations, Pi Nu Sigma, composed of girls majoring in nursing, has shown by its enthusiasm and cooperation that Salinas junior College has taken a step in the direction of preparedness. This group of women interested in the art of healing, the Florence N ightingales of an uncertain future, is one means of proving to our community that the youth of today are a visionary and practical unit interested in the welfare of man. Top: WILDA Kaivrmemzn, BETTY CULLEN, Downes WOLL, YUKI PIAYASHI, DORO1'IIY JACOBSON, EDITH THORNBERG, Mrss HANDLEY. Center: BARBARA PINKER1-ON, SHIRLEY STEPIIENSON, Berry Cocmzorr, GERRY CosTA, WINNIE MILLER, DOROTHY BRYAN, DOROTHY AUSER. Lower: Joyce EIVIERY, BERTHA DOAN, BONNIE RUsKo, Bern: DEVINE. 1 4 r l 'iii

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l. iQ ' i ! ewman Elull President, GEORGE BEVAN Vice President, EDIVIUND Lmcu Secretary, JACQUELINE NORTIIRLVP Dedicated to the furtherance of the Catholic faith among the students of the junior col- lege, the Newman Club was one of the dominant spiritual leaders on the campus. It featured student and outside guest speakers at its meetings which were held every three weeks under the leadership of Johnny Banchero. The simplicity, fullness, and sincerity of its program made it one of the outstanding organizations of the college. Top: Joe SOLARI, JACQUELINE NORTHRUP, ISABELL Sizcouno, MARX' MILLER, SALLY VVILSON, Jonn MCGOWVAN, BETTY CUTTEN, GLNLVIEVE FELICE. Center: JIINIMIY ILHPIP, ALBERTA SCHIMIDT, BONNIE RUSKO, MARGIE HARNLY, ALDA DOLAN, DOLORES BETTENCOURT, DoRo'rIIY HARNIQY, ALICE MARIE BAGIIAN, Lower: MR. MURRIN, EDIXIUND LEACH, JOHNNIE BANCIAIERO, BETTY WH.:XBE, JANE WILSON, VIRGINI.AX FRASSETTO, BARBARA GOERLING, LEONOR MCCLURE, LORNA KUEBER. R -,ll W . . 1- . f , , I. ., I I. fill X, of eh ,f I M ,gr -'if