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

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Ski llluh President, GORDON HUGHES Vice President, BOB WVRAY Secretary, JEAN CLAUSSEN N Q' 4, -si ,-- by Among the junior College groups none is more tireless in seeking pleasure than the Ski Club whose members tingle at the crunch of snow. Thinking nothing of traveling great distances, these slalom-wise students, participating in the pastime of the penguins, hickory-stick-it at Sun Valley, Long Barn, Badger Pass, and Yosemite National Park. Sartorial elegance was conspicuous among sweaterwearing zestful enthusiasts who con- tributed a trophy to the college collection. T 0 p: Bos GARGUILO, HARRISON KING, Bos WRAY, EVAN HLTSTIBECK, AL SOLGARD, Bon GARIN, BILL LEMZON. Center: MR. REICH, CHARLES RICHARDSON, HARVEY GARDNER, En GARGUDLO, JEAN CLAUSSEN, GRETCHEN TErrLo. Lower : GORDON HLYGIIES, MEREDITH CRossL1N, BYRON PRESSLEY, En LAUGHTON, DALE LAMOREAUX, LoU1s OTTONE. X rg is ani 5 12? Y., ,Q

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Black S President, MIKE STEWART Secretary, BOB Voms All violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law were the words of Judge Mike Stewart as the Block HSD Club denounced all unspirited frosh. This face- tious and friendly court scene was one of the cementing factors in instilling into the first yearmen the indestructable spirit which haunts the Panthers domain. Composed of all men who have earned their letters in athletics, this organization was instrumental in maintaining and implanting an exuberant school spirit. Top: FRANK MACKLIN, TooK TAINER, WINSON DE MARS, JAMES STRIEG, LEE MACAULAY, HENRY KLAUKE, IRVING PARKER, AL WILSON, COACH ED ADAMS. Lower: HERB SCHLRO, ART MCCIiESNEY, MIKE STEVVART, JOHNNY JOHNSON, DICK VoR1s, STEVE BADANO, SWEDE ERICKSON, En TowNE. J 1 I it J 3 ' I ll- M - 1 as R ii 1 wut T i 5 it T M Q H, ' x it ' 1' Af 1' ' . Vice-President, ART MCCI1ESNEY I

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Japanese lfluh President, MINORU SAGUCHI Vice-President, SAKAYE NAMAMURA Secretary, MARY TSUKAMOTO Curtailment of japanese activities on the Pacitic Coast because of the severing of diplomatic relations with the Empire of the Rising Sun has warranted the abandon- ment of the japanese Students Club of Salinas junior College. Prior to our international involvement, this group of assiduous people contributed to the college calendar by spon- soring a number of social events. Top: H. OKA, T. KOMURE, N. SHIMOTSUKA, W. OBATA, H. NAGAREDA, M. SAGUCHI, T. MIYASAKI. C enter: T. AWAYA S. TAZUMI K. INAGI A. IKEDA E. Y AMAGUC1-U A. Hiolxsm N. IWAKIRI. ! 7 D S 1 7 ower: . sux. M T0 . AKUR:D . L IM T .. RIIVIA .i Mum. L MT AO ,CS xA,RFr oo,NA ,SXIAKA