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

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Hainhnw President, GLORIA DILLAKRD Vice-President, KAY CARLSON Secretary, NANCX' GEDDES Highlighted by a spectacular Mardi Gras, which xivas one of the shining lights of the school year, the Rainbow Club had a program which was packed with stellar events. The club also conducted bi-monthly meetings at which First Aid speakers furnished the principal interest. The Annual Tea for freshmen women and for the wives of the faculty, and the distribution of Easter baskets to the underprivileged rounded out the co-ed's colorful calendar. T op: Lois AVERY, LUCILLE SNYDER, BETTY COCKROFT, GLORIA DILLARD, ELISE ROSENDALE, HELEN BUTTLE, JEAN CLAUSSEN, SHERYL SMYTHE, Mrss JUNE HANDLEY. Center: CONNIE LAMONT, BARBARA TIMMINS, RUTH DENB0, SHIRLEY STEVENS, BETTY LEE CARLSON, EDITH THORNEERG, AYLEEN DYCIIE,MARJOR1E FORCE. Bottom: BARBARA PINKERTON, KAY CARLSON, ELAINE MITCHELL, PAT ADCOCK, NANCY GEDDES, SARAH FERGUSON. v

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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

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W. A. A. - ........-....-. .,,. , .-....M.f,g. I ' - --- 4- w bf--M -if--,f President, WINNIE MILLER Vice President, EMMA GHIDINLLLI Secretary, JEAN HULL We have Uletter-women at S. J. C. as well as letter-menf' Sports-minded W. A. A. members earn blocks and pins for extra-curricular participation in athletics. Interschool sports conferences and athletic meets provided the women a chance to compare tech- niques and viewpoints. Spring saw them at the San Jose State Swimming Meet. In addi- tion to sponsoring the inter-college spring archery tournament, W. A. A. introduced noon nickelodeon dances which are destined to become traditional. T op: MISS HANDLEY, EMMA GIIIDINELLI, XVXNNIE MILLER, HIDAKO KIINIOTO, LILLI12 HILLNIAN, Center: Fmxcizs SUKEKANE, BERIIIA DOAN, ANNA MAE FUJINO, MAY YAMAGUCIII. Lower: MIi'0KO ENOKEDA, PAT I. ADCOCK, JEAN HLTLL, MARGARET TIIOMAN, Rose MARIE SMITH, VICILET Pnnnz, RUTH WILLIAMSON. '. ,... gp- .V ,