San Bernardino Valley College - Tom Tom Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1948 volume:

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Valley College needed and received capable, inspiring leadership +0 guide if in HS forward progress. No ONE man could have possibly made our College greal-iJr Jrook years of devofed. unselfish work on Jrhe parJr of many +0 even lay +he foundafion. Bul if if were possible +0 incorporafe all Jthese necessary a++ribu+es info a single person. Jrhe one man symbolic oic +he dignily and efficiency Jrhis College has aHainecl by iJrs amazing growfh and progress would be our genial. progressiverminded presidenthr. John L. Lounsbury. For +he pasf six years Dr. Lounsbury has labored mighfily +0 keep Valley College in +he lorefronl of a rapidly- expanding educafional field, and his efforfs have reaped a rich reward. He has made Hie college an inlimale and more imporfanl parl 01C +he communify of San Bernardino by enlarging +he College curricula. and by confribuling new ideas Jtoward combining Civic and college inferesfs in a clay and evening schedule. Above all, Dr. Lounsbury slands 0qu as a real person. Always helpful. ever-lriendly. he has never failed +0 impress sludenfs and laculfy alike wifh his congenial. confagious spirif. Wilh Jrhese vivid impressions in mind. +his book is sincerely dedicafed foeDR. JOHN L. LOUNSBURY. our president N WW I. C W , E 0 S A '1 i3??? .N ingilmJ rx .7 i n... I. ,. . . , ,, 27M, m2 ,7 , 41?, 1x, , ,7??? A ,4 C :0 II II. II xx. XV gxxxxVNKWW m M W .. .n.w.....-.--g-wq. ,--L .u-um 4-1- ,..-- .. .--.4 g.a..-.c..-... a '- -- ,. n a - ' Mmp.--au.u. 4 . 1v4wm-u1 v. Q-m m-V-a-chWm , -4 . J.J-u 4. 4 4--. Starting firsf sfep On down We line r e V O s 8 IX 3 .T V: Pl u s a e r .T e In T Info +he homesfrefch I - ... . . -11.... 4,, ., 7--, v H :.4 ..4....-.-;,.,.ymv.: - - - '48 sfyle Frosh checks +he rules Fresh Well Week For Freshmen WK Okay. your +ime's up. John ! Freshmen. freshmen. and more freshmen Emily Posf wouldn'f like fhis d Ivmg en Fresh 9 m n. W Gei' your bea nies Frosh maiden Cherry Dickerson Soph maiden Bonnie Hamilfon Dancing a+ Hue Frosh Week climax L e .T V: In P 0 e n e In 1: r O ...I r e e In C 3 Id a le n n b :0 n a lu a P N? A Y e If: e K e c Y O J :0 n a r. Le Joyce M 5e Lines. Smilin' Through Z . ., , ,. V . ,, , i. 774?: ,, ,. Indian maidens on +he warpafh are Zonel x? Me spirit Thaf's all M And +he band marched on ,SKQ M 3WD , x w , A xxngszx xix -- wx. L x wkkxxxx W AW WW: k w? x; VAX x xmxw x xxx v ; A ; ; ., , xx - a Vx L L L Q Q L L x VNxxx W xxxwmkx x L . V xX ww NxNXExXV x Xxx N V XV x x ;x x :sx K L RNXx-af W xxx ; xx N XX x XX XX X ' wmxvxs - x x KKK mew x - x WXWxE k WNNXMXXK xxx UETEIEIER SUN I MONT TUES WED THUR FRI SAT . 1; g 5. ER a:h- x 3 ' . Rx 9 . A VV'W '-'h MK ; +v ' J1? '3 zigg ' cs: '5'; . 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Cour+ A++endan+ Mafhews 9? igtovgg2aiitfi vi ,xxf, , a7 2,, ,4? 21 2 34 i1??? 95?:g f? ,x , , . f ,V ,, r: , 2ka w 6f V4wiWwa7 , +1 ??;??Q if; 11 m 2X , x7 ,, 2 ?9 x7 M4 , aw Hude parade 3.121. 14 Q vii ??Sxiix , wR334E$;17; 2 i251: $545.??? x ?;?;7 , f x i $,n2$.,;il.,;k?i 53;! Master of ceremonies Jack Sfone leading applause for fhe pulchr a I. a M m 6 ma. w a Foreshowing of +hings +0 come Candida+e Lois Peferson and +he courf affendan+ Sfanding-Yo Tobin, Marsh. Warren, Two horsepower ; Am w mum N g, ww xwwwx 7 M4 f w ' , , , ,' , , , 2M , . , 2 :WNV'C v , L 4 V L C , , , S , y ;; f ' kW S+evenson.Sea+ed -Haygood, lsherwood. Websfer, Powell. Eggle'ron. Sfaverf, Smiley. Sfanding-Young, Zemple. Clarence. Husman. Curfis. Daniel dead-eye Anni, hm m. Beauty and Eliza befh Krisfoffe rsen The line-up Wanda Smi+h Picfured are buf a few of Hie many preHy maids who add a decorafive noJre +0 our fair campus. Blondes, bruneHes. WebooE and even an occasional redhead pop up Swan wifh 1trequemL regularify. and our phofo- clech grapher's sighs of regreJr bffer running 0qu , Bamera. of film can sHH be heard. ?ESEYT rice 0n HE C: +Ographe again. xm$ Marsha Johnson Adnee Hamilfon , ? 27w Paf Sears is Peferson Lo f 1. mg. ll never lack is a preHy Jr +0 s+and af +he ofher end of He in even Jr of film Ka+herine Molle Eleanor Fisher +he ma 15 ifudinous people! lchr and we've goJr a bumper crop o W . 8qu Jrhere goes +ha+ pho- Who ge+s crowned? A new roH 0 film! One H'I we can be sure we subiec So many pu iceless commod , ??433523? Hooray again. , ymiixi v ???zn gig, Beaufy on +he campus Jrographer +he beas+ running ou camera +he pr 72?? the Beast d -.-.. ?. . .- a7-...-...a-a-a : -r, 1-; Glenn Johnson. Paul Madison. and Doree Shook leaders r W '7i' X All Hail. Hail. Hail Card stunt: is Queen Lo AH cheer flip! One. +wo. +hree NIVEMEIER , MON TUES WED THUR llallo we '90 Dancin' and Dreamin' You bring ouf +he Gypsy in me. Forgef somefhing? Uninhibifed cosfumes r??? 03;? . $4318 vii xix . w ems Lv $.?qu vwm Mama serves cider io +he s+a+e frooper Li+erally Hsfarfing from scrafch. Miss BeHy Thomas. new Valley College drama coach. presenfed a highly co- ordinafed producfion of PaHerson Green's Papa Is All as +he hrsf play of Jrhe fall semesfer. delighfing Iocal audiences for ero successive nighfs in mid-November. Excellenf direcfion and several oqueranding performances. combined wifh realisfic seHIngs and a very cooperahve erage crew. confribufed greaHy +0 Jrhe success 01C +he comedy which realichally porfrayed Jrhe sfruggles of Jrhe I young Jfolk in a erpical Pennsylvania Mennonife family. Especially enjoyable perhormances were enacfed by Dean Davis as Papa. a difficuH parf, and Anne Hein- felf as Mrs. Yoder. +he snoopy neighbor and comicarelief y of +he plof. The enJrire caswL was well polished in characfer- izahon and added an air of professionalism +0 +he pro- duCJrion. Those who worked diligenHy oH-sfage and behind +he scenes were: Tom Sfewarf. s+age manager; Wesley Cox and Vel Beeman. bookholders: Jon Leslie. make-up: Lowell Berry. JrickeJr sales. and Mrs. Hilda Mohle. arJr direcfion. T H E C A S T Mama Aukamp .......................................... Sharlya Isenberg Papa Aukamp ............................................. Dean Davis Jake Aukamp ...................................................... Bob Shafor Emma Aukamp ........................................ Rogemary Davison Mrs. Yoder ..................................................... Anne HeinfeH w 5+a+e Trooper Brendle .................................... Fred Belcher i Papa in acHon R x xx, :x a $?th5 .E4Rw . Lixxnixx $$$xx3k$zQ $3 xxxtsii Ls Lg$a $ . uxiy; 2 L w; x? L :z Lx . xxx w XX Queen Liz meefs fhe Presidenf :..v,:x'i ' Vocal in+erlude C x f; A we H9WE ed M r F Have a cup of fee? f: n, L ,3, , ;ixk M4W$L L 2w? g7? ,? ZWLV Mum, ; KL ,2, 7 z w; 7 L f; a .. LL AL 7 Z7? 17 Z LL , XX f? ,z VZWM Z LX WY?! g; i . L 5 ,r Wgygn 1W $?i 7, X ?gz? LZL , zzg n?g?L L 7 L ?WZML , ; 4? mi? Lg 7,4 E??? y, Z , . g y , L, gr; 2 Hobos fake fime ouf +0 visif Hue bar La Verne Boyer's band provides music On +he wagon WMLMW ?MVQ . w$ N X Valley 100 Banquet Dinner is served Nit Friday. November l2. I947. marked +he dale of +he second annual Valley IOO banquef. Held in We college social hall, Jthe evenlL was an oufsfanding example of +he cooperafive. friendly spiril fhaf exisfs belween fbe com- munify and Jrhe college. The dinner. now an esfablished Jrradilional affair. was aHendecl by IOO local business and professional men who enferfained as lbeir guesfs a like number of Valley College sophomore men sludenfs. chosen on a basis of leadership and accomplishmenf in +heir parchlar field 01C scholasfic endeavor. Feslivifies included lurkey wilh all +he lrimmings. an enferfaining affer-dinner speech by Mr. Monroe Manning, well-known Los Angeles humorist and some solid music by a professional Jrrio. The Ayifas. a women's service organizafion of +he campus. acfed as serving-maicls. The evenf was pronounced even more successful Hwan ifs predecessor in I946. l Dr. J. L. Lyon. pasfor of Redlands Melhodisl Church. said grace: Bill Kalana. A.M.S. president welcomed flue business men. and Gordon Robinsonl sophomore represenfalive. acled as Masfer of Ceremonies. Dale D'Alex- andro. A.M.S. vice-presidenf, provided +he enferlainmenf. Monroe Manning in ac'rion 3!? H 'r- WelI-I'II +ell you why Honoring members of +he I947 Valley CoHege foofball squad. a banque1L was held af Jrhe California Hofel during Home- coming week. The principal speaker was Berf Heiser. former aH-American from U.S.C.. and ex-Chaffey College fooeraH coach. Guesfs were Sam E. Andrews. presidenf of +he Board of Trusfees. various high school coaches. and +he enfire Valley Col- lege coaching sfaff. This is Hue firsf banque1L of ifs kind in +he hisfory of He school. sfafed Coach Arf Schaefer. head of Men's Physical Edu- cafion Deparfmenf aJr Hue College. Coach Sims. head foofball coach. also spoke brief- ly +0 Hue gafhering. Coach sArH Schaeffer reminisces Football Banquet r . lighting Me BonIYI-e Indian maidens Iighf +he fire NVAWL kw , $ Princesses Bonnie Hamilfon and Cherry Dickerson, Queen Lois Peferson. and Princess Jackie Nellans Queen '5' Coronation Queen Lois rules s d a e .h w o r r A v.. e n o m e 2 .H P d n a a Show money. lofa Pi Befa Ii, 9W WMW WWW WV??? 7 ; I47 , 7 , w bWbZ . ,f , ,, I 2212?, 7 721?; g, .5; i v? 627 7 74 Z; W777M 622 242?, .. .. w w u v r M n . H v m . , . a m 4 w. w. awgwwcn-w- m. Eileen Wilson warbles for dance Les Brown and fhe boys give out wifh fhe music .44.... Mvv-Iav-vqr 4 4-4..4--11 Hwyttm n-v. 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Wayne Blanchard Presidenf Nellis Scheppers +urns over his gavel +0 presidenf Dale D'Alessandro Installation Dinner follows Hue formal inifiafion Wmeary 4.4; .xx gx X; K. w r yr Wm WWW M1 W M, H , WWW A ' axmgawxwvm , . Q 3$35$ Commissioners are duly insfalled IOI'I ceremonies + Ing im Ia Follow 71;, , : H, 171,: iggxx, ?.W?MQW v , , . ;x V . , . ,7 H 7, V , 4:174 m ? 5,25??$ 7x 7 . , Mg, 27 1.9-0. uh'tivh' ' IIMMaw mum- .u nil. - . .- 4r- xx $xx$ vxx NQV ; x$VFxXK - x N W : x xx: :3 EKVC$ RNNW m ummmmumm, wwx; .o m xxXCxxx xx WKw . . . WWM Y R A U R B E F .,? xx . 8 way .. g N? n WWm -.w-.-..-m.....-. 4-- -. .J---..-.......$ m.Mu-uw'a..Vp-a..uwucom MHQ- The Hrs? shock - grades . i2 RNRN Have your money ready, please Ias+ line Rx 1W WWWWMI WWI. WW W4 WWWMM xx Hurry up Registration WW lg Xx, 4 'XV. mex all +hese books and only l2 unifs 0lewa wxmxxwxxxxox kwmll v I r21 h. . V. . V E2511, f IS COLIT dh IaS an Dacol King ian Miller IV Promenade led by Jack Morfensen and V eabow King of Hearfs. Jim Dacolias. and Louise Carlson +ak Con+en+ed couples waisit s.- Fronf row: Helen Kaiser. Paf Sears, Ann Mueller. Rose Ann Websfer. and Andy Lyons: back row: Jackie Nellens. Shirley Zemple. Phyllis Elder. Eleanor Fischer. and Paf Warren Pa'l' Sears Shirley .W v ' i$ y??? x tn w; 7 7i qx Andy Lyons m w , Warren Anne Mueller arrives m o d e e r F f our righfs Ian 0 Guard $ xx x meFN xxxxxxxxxxgm kax x x WWW NV xx xrx :M . - x E k x 'x mxwx x K x xxxxxxxxx , KKK axvm xxxxxxxxxvxxxxx x xx!- Vx' xx WV .xxxxw Our way of life a. ,,, WNW. www a w Thousands view +he FREEDOM TRAIN 0 RM 7 3$ V 3x w 3 y S My View Ax Q K W x. fov Q l W? Wx x x x gg? V . . -....- mm- WM- ' ,V agwdx , x , L 1x0 ixxx I've 90+ +he iiHers W2 1?? x xxx Q z? . L v ' L x Vngxw . ' Q' V ' . , - . v . , xxx xxxkxx xe ,x $ WRN Nx xx VH x x Informal dance af+er +he presenfaHon tell Dance on , WM W W . W MON TUES And +he band played on wwwwwmww wyww ,x x- QWW r . M C; 65$ M, Mm L , 03M my mm, - , w ,, fyw 7'wa m, 4 conversa'rion among +he oranges Befween dances V V VVV i? V QwARTER ' ' wag GATE .th . Mvv'wnaw .319 2: ,. ; g ...-; ; ;W,,M ---4;-Aax- --..--uih;a uJ V.C. s+uden+s gafher +he Shekels BeauHes of nafure displayed af Orange Show k 9m X WlWIA-awzuuy , W, 'IllrI-VW llluminafed facade and pool meommwm ing l I. in show bu m m. w a w 1 Hering in+erior of +he ma The gl Her Maiesfy. Queen of +he Orange Show. Mrs. Donna Hughes of Apple Valley Beauties 01' Have a Drink!-College s+uden+s. Joyce Monson. Margaref Weening, Louise Mason. and Rose Ann Websfer. +oil away at +he Orange Show , swmx ' aw , - 41$?me wi x$ Mrs. De Mees+er. Mrs. Shidler. and Miss Wilson enhance +he na+ural beau+y of fhe exhibif me amnge Show Queen Donna Hughes gefs an assisf from her aHendanfs f Presidenf Lounsbury ie, mee Charl .T s a c d a o r b r e .T ..T a e g Ie '0 C Y L.e 4c v e v a I8 W O .n s n e g r e B e In IO. .1 o .f s a C Dinah Shore warble: a tune n e 9 r e B r a g d E d n a V. In IOI r a C c .w l..- a .h C .h noun. W s ID 0 n ID 0 .n r e g r e ID n e .k .m R n a D ,, , 2222 2.22 222, H, 2222 , 2M2 h ,3 , , , 3322 2 2 J I 2 22 ,, 22222222 2, 2, iii; 7,622,712 22222222,? ,,;,20 2 2 8211: . 2222722 22 2 2 , 2,2222 2 2 2 1,2,2, imer Snerd and Bergen exchange wiHicisms for Dr. Lounsbury Mor+ Cosfume design exhibif Beaufy af Hue Orange Show Wimpses 0f Panning for Gold of +he Wes+ y m i A 7947 ,fwf wx W Va; Local beaufies animafe homemaking display College Orange .960 w Smile please Hmmm-he's cufe Smilin' Sharon Easter Who are you? N Nmm Sun-fan kids Cozy couple Ramblin' Randy Vacation Every year abouf Jrhe Jrime Hwe rain +apers 0H +0 six inches a week and +he fog clears enough so +ha+ one can see his hand an Inch in fronf of his face. Easfer vacafion 4 arrives. usually in a sfrong gusf of March wind. and hun- dreds of ersfwhile sfudenfs Jrake +0 +he beaches +0 loH in +he warm sand and splash in Hue surf. V.C. sfudenfs. as Jrhese pages make obvious. are 0qu in fronf of H19 boardwalk brigade. ln spife of cold winds, hull cold wafer. and cold wearing-apparel. Hie beach bunch arrives annually back af school wIJrh relucfan+ smiles on +heir refurn and a collecHon of enviable Jfans. A feef 6V x y , AYwW' q .x I 'Q v33 9 KA Balmy beach wea+her 3 2 a Q VVeH I er +ha+ Beach belles? I W Thaf Ipana Smile mm x Wwwmw W Mk Z! W W y xxx NW 6x - N . 2 William Saroyan's sfarkly reaisfic one-ac+ play! Hello OmL There . was chosen by Miss BeHy Thomas. insfrucfor in Dramafics. as Jrhe S.E.VC. enJrry in +he annual Pasadena Playhouse Junior College One-Acf Play Tournament April T2. The play. which is done on a bare sfage wiJrh sombre Tigh+ing effecfs insfead 0T props. is Jrhe sfory of a boy who is accused of aHacking a marriedwoman. The acfion fakes place in a iail-cell. and Jrhe +iHe is Taken from +he lines spoken by Jrhe Boy. who calls hello 0qu +here! in a Terrified voice as he hears The lynch-mob approaching Jrhe jail. The characfers in The play are noJr named. buwL are called simply The Boy. The Girl. The Woman. The Hus- band. and The ther Man. Miss Thomas direcfed Jrhe play. which Jrook Jrhird place in Jrhe Pasadena Tournament Meanie Doan fires on Shafor Ilello +ha'l' you big He habeas +he corpus Out There THE CAST The Boy .................................................... Bob Shafor The Girl ........................................ Rosemary Davison. The Woman ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gwen Gallagher The Husband ........................................ The ther Man Direcfor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lithng WaHer Doan .................................... Bob Seaback Miss BeHy Thomas ............................................ Erneer Colahan OhI Hwaf Gallagher gal! + o In s d e m ill yx V g A well O mmmno xxx? Rx ??N? gxs. .... .wm . .1. Pa; .xx . , xKxxxxKx$xk$xxxxx Isl! . . Tommy Pederson's At Me 4. M. 3. Head men run a gambling den mm wn- mxxx wwum MM! Deacon Carey and flue happy couple Two-+on John bafHes +he experfs Carnival Where +he erudife meef la 0 0 In H m c r U 0 II 0 e n e c 5 IX: C a In S IK C a n S e Lu T I 55; :II Yelling for We lniuns a We Sanfa Ana game u.- W- cu- v...- Fall: foam serious Side Ac+ivi+y of +he minorHy-book-beafing Fall: foofball Spring: Orange Show I N Wm'l'er: skiing seasonal ctivitie Summer: Hwe beach WV , L 51wa , 7x All- Year dctivities KniHin' And iusf siHin' Seazfi mxwg, w winyu g E, g E Q E? $ , x - $ ,Mwmxx wv Us w Q WV ., 5 V I XWW xxx -urh r...-H-...-..-..-.uu-..- ' ' ' p - ' ' ; .m AkaMWw ......1 ...,mf4......v... f??? 1 1+ 1; JIIJTMJIW. .....v. n y??? g ,5 .2 vx . c7. . Hutwlw. g K11. 7 The financial and many ofher problems of Valley College are under H1e capable supervision and direcfion of +he Board of Trusfees. The Board. consis+ing of prom- inen+ business and professional men acfive in San Bernar- dino Coun+y circles. is a compamL group of five. wifh Jrwo members elec+ed annually +0 serve for Jrhree-year ferms. Guided and sancHoned by +he Board of Trus+ees. plans for +he forfhcoming $I.I60.000 building expansion. esfablished and passed in lafe I946. have gone forward aJr a rapid pace. and acfual excavafion and cons+ruc+ion is expecfed +0 begin in He immediafe fufure. The archi- +ec+ural designs include a $452000 sfudenf union build- ing. a $I75.000 science building, a $200.000 engineering building. and a variefy of modern Jrechnical advance- menfs and devices. Members of Hwe Valley College Board of Trus'rees are: Mr. Samuel E. Andrews of CoHon. presidemL and one of Hue original Board members af +he Jrime of ifs inifia+iom Mr. Ralph D. Bailey of CoHon; Mr. Warren H. Frisbie of RiaHo: Mr. John M. Oakey. and Mr. Joseph Snyder, bofh of San Bernardino. The Board's asfufe business acumen and direcforship abilifies are well evidenced by +he rapid expansion and developmenf of Hmis insfifufion. Samuel E. Andrews. president Ralph D. Bailey Warren H. Frisbie John M. Oakey Joseph Snyder sxxs h $ h M Qh V E mt. sts m' Z 2x12 2, $vm$z , , wYKppw , a x72 , w it. ,7. 2,3 szip 2 a s; . vm xunsC: $93.1 kak, s s .szvdziyz VI DR U B S N U 0 L President is Ed. D. aJr +he and h Hy his MA. aJr Sfamcord Univers la. 1Com Universify of Soufhern Ca ional honors were bes+owed upon Dr. Lounsbury Add +his year w 5 pro- ion of presidenf of ion +0 Jrhe pos ifh his eleclr Jrhe Junior College Assoc ifornia. ion of Cal IaJr Eng +0 Valley College Before com Dr. Lounsbury Hy College for a idenf of Long Beach C served as pres firsf presidenf Jrs He served as Hs guid mg I . becom. '927 d of fourfeen years perlo 'P mg foundaf lithr unfil appoinfed head of Jrhis insf mg Jrquion on May 1. l n Ion +5 upon i l94l. lOn ISSOUFI JOHN L learn Educaf adequafely i??? r ,, , x. ,1, in igher DR Hecfedsnof in if of +he sfudenfs is re ifufion f The greafness of an ms beaufy 01C campussbuf rafher Ir in Jrhe sp Valley College +hemselves. Wifh +ha+ s+a+emen+ Lounsbury. L dent Dr. John +he real value of college gresswe preSI ife summarizes Now in his sevenfh year as head of Valley College Ies of leadersh Dr. Lounsbury possesses +hose fine qual fufion o1C h Jrhe academic field. He received his BS. necessary +0 advance +his ' Ins1L Degree af Soufhwesf Sfafe College, Springheld. M In .,,.,., , ,. ,,.,4..... ..... 4--e--e,-.....-.-.- .,-.,. Ma'vp w Ww- , , X wwww DR. TEMPE E. ALLISON Dean of Women Work. don'f worry. and you'll be surprised al how much you will accomplish is +he opfimich philosophy of Dr. Tempe Elizabefh Allison. Valley College's well- known Dean of Women. whose innumerable clulies in- clude guiding and assisfing H1e young women of He college. supervising many of He campus social achHies. visifing and advising in +he local high schools. and Hie Jreaching of radio Jrechnique in ifs various phases. Dr. Allison received her A.B.. A.M.. and PhD. Degrees from +he Universify of California and held +he Elsie Fogarfy scholarship lo +he Cenlral School of Speech. Universify of London. in I934. Her world-wide Jrravels have included moer of Europe and many parfs of Russia. She has lecfured on modern drama and poefry al Hunler College. New York Cily. and ed Smifh College. Norfh- hampfon. MassachuseHs. and has published bofh scholarly and popular ar+icles dealing wllh Jrhe +hea+re. among which have been reviews of Jrhe world premieres al +he Pasadena Playhouse for Jrl'le New York Times. Al present Dr. Allison is secrelary-freasurer of H16 Soufhern California Associafion of Junior College Deans of Women, and her paer record includes service as preSI- den'r of +he Sou'rhern California Associafion ol Junior Colleges. having been +he only woman elecled +0 +ha+ office since Hue founding of +he Associalion. Dr. Allison has been a+ Valley College since. I927. and her long experience has acquainfed her Wllh all aspecfs of college acfivifies. MR. ROBERT N. TROUTMAN Dean of Men Always look for +he good qualifies: all men have H1em. Wifh +his maxim as a guiding light Mr. Roberf N. Troufman. dean ol men, has aclively direcled and Supervised sludenl life on flue Valley College campus for lhe pasf +hree years. His many and varied dulies include +he counseling 0? men sludenfs in relafion +0 flueir college social problems. +he colleclion and expendilure of all sludenf body moneysl and chairman ol flue college display al fhe Nafional Orange Show. Dean Troulman's pasl record includes service as a member of Uncle Sam's naval lorces during World War ll and exfensive duly as coordinalor ol educalional acfivifies befween Arrowhead Springs Naval Hospilal and Hwe College from I944 lo I946. Mr. Troulman became a member of +he College slall in January. I946, and was appoinled dean of men on March I of flue same year. The Dean re- ceived his BA. Degree from Susquehanna Unlversily and his M.A. Degree from New York Universily. Madaga tit 574:7; K... 7, VF? U ' y . .-.. - -, , W,':a.r: w..-..n..w-.... .h........ MR. J. W. McDANIEL Registrar Assisfing and understanding each individual sfudeni in his or her vocafional aim is +he prime requisiie of s+udemL personnel work in college, and is an immeasurable aid in +he planning of educafionai and personal growih programs +ha+ are so iniimafely relafed +0 +he inferesf and abilifies of +he sfudenf. Wifh Jrhe above goal always in mind. Mr. J. W. Mc- Daniel, Regisfrar and Direcfor oi Sfudeni Personnel aJr Valley College. has played a maior role in +he orderly expansion and eniargemenf of +he college since assuming his presenf dufies four years ago. Mr. McDaniel has been insfrumenJrai in solving +he difficulfies involved in Jrhis school's poer-war expansion. and has proved his abilify as an ouisfanding adminisiraior and organizer. Mr. McDaniel's varied dufies include planning class schedules, preparing catalogues. advising and regisfering aH sfudenfs. and liason work wiJrh communify high schools. Before coming Jro Valley College! he Jraughi' and did ad- minisfraiive work in Arizona and norfhern California. and his acfive career includes exfensive Jrravel in European counfries. -9 MRS. NORA PARKER COY Director. Evening College The Evening College has successquy served more +han six +housand individuals Hwis year. Hs program is designed +0 fosfer an Informed. alerf CiJrizenry. and +0 assisf individuals of H115 communify +0 affain +he highesf possible cuHural level. Wifh +ha+ sfafemenf, Mrs. Nora Parker Coy. direcfor o1c Hwe Evening CoHege. gives a panfial picfure of H16 Jrask +ha'r she and her able sfaff are successfully pursuing. Mrs. Coy's many dufies include planning and scheduling Classes. working omL bofh day and evening adulf pro- grams. securing prominemL ledurers. and conduding ed- ucafional forums. Mrs. Coy has been an acfive member of We Valley College factu since I932. She has served as Acfing Dean of Women. and was a prominenf member of H19 English deparfmenf for +he pasf fwelve years. This year she was appoinfed Exfension Represen+a+ive of +his dis- +ric+ by Jrhe regenfs of Hwe Universify of California. Mrs. Coy received her AB. and MA. Degrees from Sfanford Universify. and augmenfed her educafion wifh graduafe work aJr Columbia Universify. Claremonf Col- lege, Universify of Mexico. and Oxford Universify. Eng- land. Despife her many pressing duHes. Mrs. Coy sfiH finds Jrime +0 do research work on early CalHomia newspapers and periodicals af Hue Hunfingfon Library, and is achive in many communify organizafions. MR. H. Business Manager Never Jroo busy +0 say hello is Jrhe amiable moHo of Valley College's asfufe business manager. r. H. M. Nichols. now in his second full year as direc+or and co-ordinafor of Jrhe general business affairs of +his expanding insfifufion. Mr. Nichol's keen sense of adminisfrafive values. coupled wifh his affable nafure and a con- fagious spirif of good fellowship. has made him a valuable assei' in coordinafing and balancing +he college's many financial JrransaCJrions. His numerous and varied dufies include managemenf oi: +he cafe- +eria. supervision of +he College Housing Proieci', . 7d. : , gym. J.-,c-.4.... m. a w ,..7M+urv-r-,s---.--m Aa W. ...-.M-.-i.+'- iu .. M........ ....q . ...... .4 .---. ....-.a..-.m-.I.,, a paying of non-cerfified employees. and Jrhe hand- ling of all business perfaining +0 Jrhe financial wei- iare of +he college, parficuiariy in relafionship +0 Jrhe responsibilifies of fhe disfricf. Mr. Nichol's background includes service in World War II as a member of Admiral NimiiiI navy communica'rions sfaff a+ Pearl Harbor and previous supervisory experience as superinfenden'r of schools in Ohio. He received his A.B. a+ Marshall College. Hunfingfon. Wesf Virginia, and his MA. aJr Wesf Virginia Universify a+ Morganfown. i: I t, v A Wwvwkm'aw n'- v $Ww,;.m 3 sgix K , KN K K N W xx w L wa xx N wx $$$xe $ MAWW wmw ,, , Wum u-v-cvuw-q. 4u44...---4- -14 ldth w W ANDERSON, WILLARD N. B.A., Universify of California at Los Ange- les; M.A.. Universify of California at Los Angeles; C.?.A., Arizona, Indiana, and California, Accounfing. ANDER- SON. DUANE H.-B.A., Brigham Young University; M.A. Brigham Young University, Foreign Language. ANTON. ROGELIO C.-B.A., Universiw of Cali- fornia af Los Angeles; M.A.. Universify of California at Los Angeles, Foreign Language. ATKINS, GORDON C.- B.A., University of Redlands; M.A.. Stanford University. Sociology. BALDWIN. RUSSELL THOMAS B.A.. Universiiy of Idaho; B.M.. American Conservafory of Music; M.M., Ameri- can Conservafory of Music. BEATTIEI GEORGE F.-B.A., Pomona College; M.A.. Claremonf College, Mafhemaf- ics. BOSS, CHARLES-B.A., Roosevelt College; M.A.. Universify of Chicago, Social Science. BRENIZER, WILLIAM F.-B.A.. Cenfral College; 8.5., Kansas Cify Teachers College; M.A.. Univer- sify of Michigan, Mathematics. BROHOLM, MRS. JOSEPHINE NIC May 60M? 0: OLL-B.A., Norihwesfern University; M.A., Northwestern Universify, English. BRUNER, WILLIAM S.-B.S.. Universify of Virginia; Claremon'r College, Eng- lish. BUTTERFIELD, ARLEE C.-B.A.. Iowa Sfafe Teachers College; M.A.. Universify of Colorado, Mafhemafics. CHANDLER, HAROLD R. B.S., Baylor University; M.S., Texas A. and M., Bio- logy. ?xr, C?HRISTOPHER. CHARLES E.6B.A.. Aruona Stafe CoHege af Flagstaff: M.A., Universify of Ar'uonaI Com- merce. CONFER. HAROLD S.-B.S.. Unlversify of Illinois; M.M., Norfh- western Universify. MusicXChairmanL CQNLEY, LlLLIAN M.-B.S., Soufhwesf Mlssouri Sfa+e College: M.A., Univer- sHY of Somhern California, English. COOPER, EMMA LAURA-B.A., Uni- versiiy of California a1 Los Angeles'. 62W M.A.. Universify of Soufhern Califor- nia, Commerce. DRAKE. NED E.--B.A.. University of Southern California; M.A., Universiiy of Souihern California, English. DUN- LAP. W. WOODARD--B.S.I Ken? Sfa're Universify; M.A.. Ken? Sfafe Univer- sHy, Psychology. EDGE! ELTON R.-- B.A., Universify of Oregon; M.A., Princeton Universiiy; Ph.D., University of Oregon, Zoology. FRAHM, DORA- , . 6 ' , , A55 a mgg4w 66 m 2 76W M y Mi A; 52:55 , 1w 7; '65:? y ,6 6 266 K K6645,ng ,;,5L L 6 . m y? i M 6 2 66 6 XW X6; Mx 66,; x? k 2 6 f 6 A , $6642 , 6;55 g; 66 , yEYA ? v THEA6B.A., UniversHy of California M.A.. Universify of California, Foreign Language 6ChairmanL GLASS. ERMA-California Life Cer- fificafe in Physical Education, Women's Physical Educafion. GROS. FREDERICK C.6B.A.l S'ranford Universi'ry; MS University of Rochester. Geology. HAR- MEYER, ARTHUR R.-B.A.. Earlham College; M.S.. Indiana Universi'ry, Phy- sics. HARPER. E.W.-6Radio. HEATH, EDWARD B.-B.A.. Univer- sify of Michigan; M.S., Universify of Michigan, Elecfricity, HOGUE, DON- ALD W.-B.E., Soufhern IHinois Uni- versify; M.A., Northwestern Universiiy, Geography. LEWIS, MRS. RUTH R.- B.A., Universify of California; M.A., University of California, EngHsh. MALOTTKE. ERNA-B.S.. Universify of Nebraska; M.S., University of Soufh- ern California, Commerce. McQUERRY, J. E.-B.A., Illinois Col- lege; M.A., Universify of Colorado, Science. MESTLER, FLOYD C.-Diesel Engines. MOHLE, MRS. HILDA P.- 8.5., Columbia Universify; M.A., Clare- monf College, Arf. MOORE, H.-B.A., Colorado Staie College; M.A., Ohio University, Mafhema+ics. MUFFLEY, BERNARD-B.A., Arizona Sfafe College; M.A.. Universify of Arizona, Hisfory. MUFICH, LEE E.- Elecfricify. MULVANE. MRS. GABRI- ELLE T. Diploma in Nursingl Hunfing- fon Memorial Hospifal; R.N., Califor- nia Board of Nursing, Nursing. OPPl WALTER H.-B.A., University of Redlands; M.A.I Universify of Red- lands, Men's Physical Educafion. PET- ERSON, FLORENCE J.-B.A.. Univer- sify of California; M.A., Claremonf College; R.N., Sf. Luke's Hospital. Nursing. PIGOTT, HAROLD B.-B.A.. Wesfern Michigan College of Educa- +ion; M.A., Universify of Michigan. RANKIN, JAMES BROWNLEE-B.A., Princehn Universify; M.A., University of Pennsylvania. Foreign Language. ROBBINS, C. DALE B.A., Universify of Oregon, Music. ROBINSl EDMUND J.-B.A., Universify of Ufah; M.A.. Universify of California, English Chair- manL SCHAEFER, ARTHUR F.-B.P.E.. Springfield College. Men's Physical Educafion KthairmanL SCHLAG. HENRY W.-B.A., Universify of Penn- sylvania; M.A., Oberlin College. Draffing. SCHNIER, EMIL J.-B.A., Wayne Universiiy, Machine Shop. ; $ Mg 5? , N$? $4 9 g? ix 44x SCHONBERGER, CLINTON F.-B.A:, Universify of Norfh Dakota; B.$.. Unl- versHy of Norfh Dakota; 4 Norfh Dakota, Scuence. SMULL. MARLYN A.-B.S., of Southern California; sify of Soufhern CaliforniaI KShairmanL SPACKMAN. versity of M.A.I Uni- U nive4rsi+y M.S.. Unlver- Commerce -B.A., Universify of Sodfhern California; M.A.l University of Soufher fory KZhairmanL S FREY W.--B.A.. S'rafe n California, His- ANBECK, GOD- Universify of Iowa; M.S., Sfafe Universify of lowa. Chemisfry mhairmanL SWARTZ. THURSTON B.-B.S.. Uni- versi'ry of Missouri; M 8: M. College, English. Oklahoma A. SWITZER, ED- wxx w , KW ' . xJXAL WM a 7 4 Wxnw V WIN W.-B.S.. Norfh Dakofa Agricul- +ural College: M.S.. North Dakofa Ag- ricuHural College. Science. TANASSY, EMIL G.-B.S., New York Universify, Aeronautics. THOMAS, BETTY-B.A., Culver Sfockfon College; M.A.I Norfh- wes'tern University. English. TRUSCOTT, ARTHUR R.-B.A.. Uni- of versify of Michigan; M.A., Universify of Soufhern California. English. VAN- DERBURG, ROYAL M.-B.S., Universify of Chicago; M.S., Universiiy of ChL cago, Science. WALTERS, J. HAL- B.A.. Universify of Kansas; M.A.l Uni- versify of Soufhern CaliforniaI English. WENSEL, FAYE-B.A., Grinnell Col- of IegeI Women's Physical Education. 4, ,, W WM 4414f? ,Mfiy : , W 9 . V , WHITE, BEATRI Universi'ry of Cali Ies; M.S.. UniversHy of Los Angeles. Home Econom CHARLES E.-B.S., ?ufe of Technology; CE HADDEN-B.E., fornia af Los Ange- M .A.. U nivetsify WINDSOR, VETA Q. ern Universify; M.S., versi'ry, 8.5.. Iowa 51a? sify of Minnesda; M.A.. Minnesofa, Psychology. YOUNG. CARL V.-B. -B.S.. Norfhwesf- Norfhwesfern Uni- E, HAROLD W.- 9 College; B.S.I Univer- A.. Universi'ry California, Arf MChairmanL B.T.O. of fhe English Deparfmenf m m 0 M w 0 a C Factu group af Presiden+s' Tea A! Christmas m. u m ..... . and calculus -I In + . . , er Turkey femporarily replaces readin 5w , whmw 9x ' , wzya 4x 321M 7 ?,4 4,, w 7 W JMJint, 7 ,1 , ,.,v rngm .27 2 ? W? , X a Please pass +he self 7. r 8 II n O C r. M S- e .T Ia D. 0 w T x x$z$xx k. Unguarded momenf Pre-School Institute Dean Trou+man presides a+ session Mrs. Pauline Wade Mrs. Amelia Denzler Mrs. Mildred Young Mrs. Rufh Murphy Presidenf's secrefary Secrefary +0 Dean of Women Secrefary +0 Dean of Men Secrefary +0 Direcfol. of Evening College Administrative Aides Mrs. Mariellen Rogers Secrefary +0 Regisi-rar Pa+ricia McGiHian Mrs. He:len Prosk Eunice Olsen. Cashier Mrs. Marian Ranklns Mrs. Jeanne Bay Barbara Huddles+on Mary Vinnedge BeHy Salaz Virginia Fribourghouse Secrei'ary 1-0 Business Manage! RUSsell Lufher Smifh L. H. L. H. Fisher . E. Burke tion m t .w .m m d 4 Veterans ' SGCre+aries Alfreda Sims Mrs. Louise Carlson Lois Cheek Mrs. Helen Frock Mrs. Marian Rankins Laura Kay Lewis Odell Gerfrude Mrs. Edna Sfon. Bauer Librarian Ian iPPS Sfage Technid Frank Ch Our amiable ianiforial staff: Frank Merfz. Roy Shue. Joe Heyden, Tommy Giles, Orval Smifh. F. A. Chips. Leslie Schulfz. Dan Rinkenberg, and Arfhur Coburn W mwxxwm The hard-working cafeferia s+aff: Faye Barr, Mrs. MyrHe Laveille. Mrs. Josephine Williams. Mrs. Gladys Darley. Mrs. Gladys Cooper, Mrs. Doris SmiH-uson. and Mrs. Concepfion Fanbus. Bob Miller. booksfore manager. and his wHeI Joyce Valley College ground keepers: s+anding. Carl Walfon. Thomas Vernon. Earl GreenI and John Rendleman. Kneeling are Gus Lescolla. AI Frasier and Oscar Thomson k. I Should I020 w ,I Mrs. Margery Bowen and her able assisfank. Mrs. E+hel Maxwell. Mrs. Theo Burch. and Mrs. Lupe Agulera ,umrwl' ,wm, ?lv WM M .Quweda; :- - 4. , A . .-... --.,4 .. ....V4-.4-. 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Ixxwwxxy Nellis Scheppers, A.S.B. presiderjf. capably supervised sfuden'r affairs +he firsf semesfer Carfer Harrison, A. S+uden+ finances d Donald Nelson, A.S.B. vice-presi- den+ of +he firsf semes+er. was in charge of an exfremely acfive so- cial schedule Jean Hammond. A.S.B. secrefary. experfly managed +he A.S.B. paper work during +he fall semes- fer S.B. +reasurer. successfully iuggled urlng +he firs+ half of +he year Gordon Robinson added his soofhin voices in +he s+uden+ council 444B Jbv g drawy f0 fhe' U leaders DORIS ARCHIBALD and BILL PATTON. firs+ semesfer fresh- man represenfafives. made sure +he firsf year sfudenfs weren'? slighfed in Hie s+uden+ council Hhing drawy io fhe eryfw x :Nx WWW' WWw WW WAYNE BLANCHARD served firs'r semesfer as edifor of Hue weekly s+uden+ publicafion, +he WARWHOOP. which he helped +0 make a vifal parf of sfudenf life w L Arranging good. enferfaining Friday-af-eleven programs for +he s+uden+ body was +he iob of firsf semesfer Commissioner-of-Assem- blies JACK STONE. Jack doubled as em-cee a+ many of fhe produc- fions LeHerman CRUZ NEVAREZ ad- minisfrafed +he affairs of fhe afh- Iefic deparfmenf in relafion +0 sfu- den+ body acfivifies firsf semes'rer. holding +he fifle of Commissioner of A+hle+ics . DAVE FROELICH. Commissioner oF Fine Arfs. arranged firsf semesfer Fine Arfs assemblies and in general worked +0 furfher +he campus acfivifies of +he music and ar+ deparfmenfs Council .m 1 i E Dr. Lounsbury and Dean Troufman advise +he council Glen Johnson. Yell King, inspired +he +eams-bo+h 1 foofball and baskefball. by +he fine leadership he 3 exhibifed in encouraging +he crowd +0 +he wild cheering which pushed Hue feam on fo vic'rory rnrrmrfrrrrrrrrrrmrrrrsz DALE D'ALESANDRO, A.S.B. president served as +he leader and brighf Iighf of all s+uden+ body acfivifies during fhe spring semesfer WAYNE BLANCHARD confinued in an execufive capacHy during fhe second semesi'er by serving capably as vice-presidenf of +he A.S.B. xNxxR :xxxx JOYCE MUNSON. A.S.B. secrefary. recorded minu'res af H1e regular meefings of H19 Sfudenf Council during +he second semesfer JOHNNY WILLIAMS represenfed fhe male freshmen of +he sfudenf body du ring +he spring semesfer MARION CARPENTER. freshman represenfafive, acfgd as +he firsf year s+uden+s' delega+e +0 +he weekly sfudenf council meefings 4. S. 8. Officer: RUBY CARPENTER acfed as commissioner of clubs and head of fhe elecfion commiffees during fhe second half of +he academic year ART LUNDBERG during The Spl'lnc. todian of siudenf DON NELSON. duc+ion of +he job I3 P 559 5 IV a h '1 re f nff e :1 F ega e 0 e weekllnlysud I BOB ALVAREZ. commissioner of social affairs. laid Hue BRONCO ALEKSICH. commissioner of fine arfs. ac+ed ground york ff several of +he second semesfer's maior as s+uden+ coordina+or of +he paid-admission acfivHies dances. Including +he fradifional Graduai'ion Ball promulgafed during +he spring semesfer ART LUNDBERG, A.S.B. freasurer. baIanced +he books during Hue spring semesfer. and acfed as general cus- fodian of s+uden+ funds. CMOOOCO '3 CHARLES REYNOLDS. fook over fhe WARWHOOP STANLEY KUNK E. commissioner of afhlefics. parfici- pa+ed in Hue promoHon of inframural spor+s endeavors. during +he second semesfer and coanued +0 mainfain if as an infegrai parf of campus acfiviHes and helped accelerate +he general sporfs program during Hue second half of +he academic year DON NELSON. TOM-TOM edHor, supervised +he pro- duc'rion of +he college's picforial annuaL a year-long missioner of clubs and 3 es during ihe second ,2, 2?? a w 971x47, ,,, , i1 1 x 1 azwiw x, xix X xv 5R Vs. NT... ----- .- ps. I S N m T A u N A G R O in xx? saw Frank Russell emcees a'r A.M.S. assembly The Associafed Men S+uden+s. guided by Bill Kafana and wifh Dale D'Alesandro providing +op enferfainmemu Tor sfudenf assemblies. experienced a firsf semesfer filled wi+h social ac+ivi+ies. High poinf of +he fall season Was +he second annual Valley IOO Dinner. held in Jrhe social hall in November. and aHended by IOO local business and professional men wi+h an equal number of Valley College sophomores as Jrheir guesfs. The organizafion Jropped off +he firsf semesfer wifh +he Tesfive Chrisfmas free lighfing proiecf in December, providing a real Yule-Tide fouch -+o Jrhe campus grounds. lnsfrumenfal in making sfudenf assemblies for men only bofh diversified and +horoughly enjoyable were Bill Kafana. president Dale D'Alesandro. vice-presiden+, and Gordon Robinson. social affairs chairman. Newly-elecfed officials for +he second half of +he academic year were Harold TBUdT Hunt president Charles Givens. vice-presidenf. and Dean LedbeHer and Jim Gangwer. cabinef members. Firsf semes+er presidenf Bill Kafana and second semesfer presidenf Bud HuM consuH' wifh Sponsor Troufman A bigger and beHer Youfh Service wifh Associa+ed Men Sfudenfs as direcfors feafured +he second semesfer's acfivifies, and presidenf Hun+ and associafes succeeded in building up +he sfudenf loan fund by Jrhe sponsoring Of posf-baskefball game dances and +he brisk sale of profH-sharing Orange Show Hckefs +0 bo+h sfudenfs and +he local cihzenry. Assemblies confinued +0 provide men s'rudenfs WHh welcome diversion +hroughou+ +he second semesfer. The +hird annual Fafher-Son Barbecue was held in May 5+ Perris Hill Park wifh an over-How +hrong of dads and +heir collegiafe offsprings in aHendance. . The year's funcHons were culminafed th Jrhe he'dh honal presidenfial insfaHaJrion dinner in mid-June. af which sfudenf presidenfs and club sponsors of a men sfuden+ organizafions exchanged gavels wifh new incoming offi- cers. The Associafed Men Sfudenfs were capably sponsored by +he dean of men. Roberf N. Troufman. wi+h +5 6T :Jrleenmbersh faced me high Scho The 5H6 fees were The A-WT One 0 The year I WOS an,,o lands. 'h' a leaPsYe a T'King O Dacolias; OHicers-back row edge Love. Vivia led a . . . as i ial i ess ; ley 1 Wifh +he increase in +he regis+ra+Ion of women s+u- . ; den+$ a+ Jrhe College. +he A.W.S. +his year had a lagrer 1H1 - membership Jrhan ever before. Vivian Miller. presidenf er. E faced +he problem.o1c geHing +he girls from +he various d5. 1 high schools acqualnfed. and creafing more inferesf in en . +he aHairs of Jrhe College and college life. A Series of Jreas were held. and Jrhe annual Open House in Which re i Jr. 3 +he A.W.S. assisted was a greaf success. h ; One of +he moer successful affairs a+ Jrhe College $or e +he year was +he Valenfine Dance. which for +he firer +ime n1; was an .oH-campus affair held af +he Cier Hall in Red- n lands. Whe year I948 being leap year, Jrhe girls vofed ' a leap-year +heme for Jrhe dance. and decided +0 have a King of Hearfs. AlI-royal honor wemL +0 King James Dacolias, The highlighf of Jrhe evening came when King Mai MN, Wiww. h afficers-back tow, LoreH'a Grim. BeHy Dawn Niel. and Ale+ha Hart Fron+ row. a adge Love. Vivian Millerl Joan NoH'busch, and Virginia Gramlich A.W.S. Assembly speaker Bud Hun+ w Jim was crowned by Mrs. John L. Lounsbury. wife Of +he , Presidenf of our College. .d ' Anofher gala and unique affair of Jrhe A.W.S. was an 3 Easfer Egg-HumL given by Jrhe girls for +he children of Jrhe veferans and factu. The Egg-HumL was held on Jrhe 3c lawn of Jrhe campus. and was a Jrerrhcic success. d w . The climax of Jrhe social affairs for Jrhe year came WIHW a Mofhers' Tea given in honor of Jrhe moJrhers of aH kh ; S+Udenfs. A s+uden+ program was presen+ed giving Jrhe .e a mo+hers a chance +0 hear and see Jrhe falenfed young 3+ men and women of Jrhe college perform. d The new oHicers eleded fro serve for +he nexf year Were ins+alled a+ an impressive ceremony wi+h +he whife Fesses Of +he girls providing a charming background. Thus A.W.S. was se+ up for anofher successful year of service +0 +he college. Dr. Tempe Allison. dean of women. capably SponSOFEd H19 Organiza+ion. Wayne Blanchard. presidenT Dean RoberT N. TrouTman, adviser The Arrowheads were organized aT San Bernardino Valley College in June. I947. as a men's service group. The club was Tounded by PresidenT John L. Lounsbury. Dean RoberT N. TrouTman. and a nucleus OT several sTu- denTs who represenTed sTudenT leadership in all phases of campus liTe. The purpose oT The Club is To TosTer service and Tellow- ship on The campus. During The Tall semesTer. Arrowhead members donaTed over a Thousand man-hours 0T service To The College. The varied Tasks included assisTing new FirsT row-G. Johnson, Dean TrouTman. J. nolds. J. Dacolias. B. Aleksich, and H. MaTThews. K. Brooks, J. S+one. C. Nevarez. B. Seebeck. D. D' Alesandro. and R. Davis. sTudenTs in regisTraTion procedure, ushering aT all TooT- ball games. and helping wiTh numerous oTher TuncTions and social aTTairs ThaT required an organized eTTorT. Club membership in The Arrowheads is based on leadership abiliTy ancl conTinueol inTeresT in campus acTivi- Ties. The organizaTion had an acTive membership 0T 25 men sTuclenTs ThroughouT The currenT year. Carl Swing was presidenT 0T The Club during The TirsT semesTer, and Wayne Blanchard Tilled This posiTion during The second semesTer. Frisz, N. Scheppers. D. Nelson Second rOWeJ, co'e'. G. Robinson, R. CarpenTer. C. TaggarT, T. Bloom. C. Rey- W. Blanchard, C. Harrison. A. Sharp, H. HunT, J. Almind. Carl Swing. TirsT semesTer presidenT. presides M , 1. u a l'a'l' l Ayi Colleg year 0 semesT- various posed ' devofe sure Tim Dud served The Vall banqueT special 1 organize ed in Th Time wa Their sel pensers c cookie s- The Tions 0T T have as crossed a TiviTies To by AleTh served as 0T The ac dean 0T v Ayitas a ; Ayi+as. a women's service club of Valley College, has made greaf sfrides in HS inifial year of exisfence. Organized during Jrhe fall semesfer by +he cabinef members of +ha various campus clubs, Jrhe Ayifas are com- posed of college women who are willing +0 devofe an appreciable porfion of +heir lei- sure Jrime +0 college service. .. During Jrhe pasf year +he women have W' served af innumerable dinners. including Jrhe Valley IOO banquet Sage's Markef banquet various factu dinners. and upon special occasions when needed by campus organizafions. Several of Jrhe Ayifas assisf- ed in +he March of Dimes' campaign. and Jtime was freely given by all members in y +heir selling of dance +Ecke+s and as dis- pensers of baked goods during Jrhe frequenf cookie sales. The Ayifas are organized on founda- Jrions o1c JFriendship. loyal'ry. and service. and have as Jrheir emblem medallions of silver crossed arrows wi+h furquoise cenfers. Ac- HvHies for Jrhe firsf semesfer were headed by Alefha Hart and Virginia Gramlich served as presidenf during +he second half bf Jrhe academic year. Df. Tempe Allison. dean of women. sponsors +he organizafion. Formal Dinner of fine year ' ' ' ' da HalleH Abend. Pefe A f L dber . Gus Frelhelf. Ru+h Godly. Jerome DaVIs, BoneHa Lee. Edl'HI Ben . . Mrorahj.n EllisgSpackman hponsorL Mrs. Ar+ Lundberg. Nancy Jones, Sam Rackwalsky. Davnd Kupfer. Mon+y Sfolar The lnfernafional Relafions Club. creafed +0 furfher unders+anding and +0 promofe brofherhood among na- +ions. spenf a profitable year in expounding +heir idealisfic aim. wifh able assisfance being afforded by Mr. Ellis L. Spackman. chairman of +he social science deparfmenf. whose dual role of sponsor and lecfurer confribufed more +han a IHHe +0 +he organizafion's accelerafed acfivifies. The club rosfer lisfed several sfudenfs from foreign counfries on ifs acfive list and membership experienced a rapid increase Jrhroughoqu +he school year. Acfivifies of nofe included dinner mee+ings and informal discussions wifh such repufable lec+urers and aufhors as Louis Adamic. HalleH Abend. Colonel R. V. C. Bodley. and Dr. Jerome B. Davis. In addHioq, inferesfing forum discus- sions were held periodicany a+ which members discussed currenf world affairs. Donald Hocking served as s+uden+ presidenf for +he fall semesfer. and Gus Freiheif Jrook over +he reins for +he second hahc of +he academic year, ther second semesfer officers included Pafricia Moran. vice-president and BoneHa Lee, secrefary. Picfured discussing +he ln+erna+ional sHuafion are Pefe and Gus Freiheif. presiden+ Moran. vice-presidenh E. Viefhs. sponsor: ' E. Viefhs. fall presidenf: Mr. H. PigoH, Cenfral commiHee-E. Ebel. H. Yakubo- sponsor: and W. Burfon. spring presidenf wifz. and D. Carey: siHing-C. Harfman. S. Campbell, B. WaHs. and N. Jones ran. vice-presideni '1 H 0 $15! ! 1'; ts! Dinner a+ Mason's Alpha Gamma Sigma Alpha Gamma Sigma. VaHey College's version of high scholasfic achievement was reacfivafed +his year under +he guidance and sponsorship of Mr. Harold B. PigoH of +he English deparfmenf. The frafernHy. composed of sfudenfs wifh af leasf a 2.0 average in all sfudies. spon- sored fwo cookie sales. a Wiener bake. and a gala gym iamboree during +he fall and spring semesfers. A feafure of Jrheir I948 acfivifies was +he club's marriage boofh af +he Associafed Men Sfudenfs' Carnival in April. Brain frusfwfhey all have , h 3 ., W wJ The frafernify aHended as a group +he sfafe-wide Alpha Gamma Sigma conference held af Pasadena in Iafe April +0 round 0qu Jrhe year's formal acfivifies. Firsf semesfer officers were Ed Viefhs. presidenf: Ed Ebel. vice-presidenf; Carol Harfman. secrefary. and Shirley Campbell. Jrreasurer. Second semesfer officers included Wally Burfon. presidenf: BeHy Jane WaHs. vice- presidenf; Elsie Werner. recording secrefary: Henry Yakubowifz. awards secrefary: Nancy Jones. Jrreasurer. and Don Carey. parliamentarian. .. .. B averages Third row. R. German. . D. Corona: TifTh rowI R. Sanders. W. Sandahl. C. LaCosTa, is The club sponsored a popular college Orange Show booTh. wITh TeaTures such as an insTrumenT which graphic- ally displays voice vibraTions on a screen. The members i142; Iser 0T The club. mosT 0T whom plan To enTer The radio Tield upon graduaTion. explained The use CT The insTrumenTs To The many InTeresTed visiTors To The booTh. Goddard J y- iles. iTz. B. Brady. 6. Clark V M presidenT oT . vice-presidenT: Mary Viles. Treasurer. iero. V y The members. her radio hobb Frank Viero served as second semesTer The club. wiTh James Goddard F fourTh row, R. Fr . H. Heywood. B. Ramirezl F. Fra . Craig. Iero: r r e F R e. 9 r a B e L W o r d n o c e s .m. a r C D. 5: Te .V1 M r. e R we R. y and a TuTure vocaTion. Club y CT The uses oT radio. pracTIcal edge gained b lg, z 7 s V 77? Z Vx .XX gs s g JXVX , , 7. 4x? TQZMMMV and Don Cra Mr. Edward H. Harper. sponsor; The Radio Club. under The sponsorship 0T Edward W. FirsT row. M. KenT, J. Goddard. J. MarTinez. F. V V. Griss; sixTh row. Mr. Harper Harper. combines a hobb acTivITies include The sTud applicaTion CT The knowl and long disTance communicaTion wiTh oT isTs. secreTary They keep smiling +hrough club problems Iofa Pi Befa, Valley College's arJr fra+erni+y. widened +heir sphere of acfivify during +he year. Enioying +hemselves a+ +he rush par+y including in +heir accomplishmenfs +he purchase of a painfing, Jrifled Mexican Market drawn by Carl Schmidt The picfure was placed on display in He foyer of Hwe adminisfrafion building. and will serve as +he firslr member of a minia+ure amL gallery. Social acfivifies included Jrrips +0 Hue Gladden- McBean poHery facfory and Hue Pasadena Arf In- sfifufe, an inifiafion parfy in Ochober. and a snow parfy in lafe February. Bronco Aleksich was presidenf Hue firsf semes- +er. and was aided by John Miles, vice-presidenf: Phyllis Larson. secrefary, and Maxine Chrisfenson. Jtreasurer. Officers for Hie second semesfer were Samuel Morrow. president Mary Lou DeDona. vice-presi- denf: Rosemary Davison, secrefary. and Gladys Mafous. freasurer. Co-sponsors are Mrs. Hilda Mohle and Mr. Cari V. Young. 4e '1 '4 1a Could be gold? Wifh frequenf field Jrrips Hwe order of Hwe day, +he Geology Club. spearheaded by Sfudenf Presidenf Joe Merrow, experienced an inferesfing and ache year. Availing Hwemselves of an opporfune locale. +he club members made innumerable journeys +0 bofh mounfain and deserf areas +hroughou+ Soufhern California. num- bering among +heir camp sifes such colorful Iocafions as SaHon Sea. +he Calico Mines. +he Las+ Chance Mines. fhe Garland Fault Crys+al Lake. and Hue San Gabriel Dam. High spoJr of +he fall semesfer acfivifies were +he ini'riefion ceremonies for new members held in Sepfem- ber a+ +he Lake MaHhews Tin Mines. Rookie candidafes were blindfolded and led +hrough Jthe eerie excava+ions in a series of +es+s designed +0 wear 0qu even +he hard- iesf ear+h scienfisfs. During Hue annual Easfer vacaHon. +he enHre organi- zafion. led by Adviser Frederick Gros. geology insfrucfor. underwen+ an excifing four-day +rip +hrough Dea+h Valley. sropping 0H 5+ infervals +0 explore +he Queen of Sheba Mines and Tecopah H01L Springs. among ofhers. Firsf semesfer officers included Donald Beer. vice- presfdenf and Anne Heimtelf. secrefary. S+uclemL officials for He spring semes+er were John Johnson. vice-presidenf. and Joe Merrow. who complefed ero successive Jrerms as club prexy. Gros and gang sfudying formafion 44 Heading Jthe winfer sporfs season 6+ Valley College H1is year was +he versafile Ski Club. Alfhough Hue moun- +ains surrounding +he campus were Jroo frequenfly devoid of snow. club members made weekly Jrreks +0 +heir familiar hunfing grounds af Oongo. Snow Valley. Greyback. and Blue Ridge, and acfively parficipafed in +heir favorife pasHme. During H1e Thanksgiving holidays. +he fribesmen in- vaded Jrhe hunfing grounds of He Mammofh region. and frolicked gayly amidsf +he powdery snow. Washingfon's birfhday and He regular Easfer vacafion saw +he organi- zafion migrafe nor+h in iarge numbers! and +he jaunfs were +horoughly enjoyed by Hwe hardy members. The Ski Club had for ifs enfhusiasfic adviser Mr. Allan D. Cameron. member of He science deparfmenf. Offi- cers of +he club included Gordon Sfrachan as president Bill Harmes and Bill Tifus. bofh vice-presidenfs: Eleanor Powell. secrefary. and Donald Baer' Jrreasurer. w Take V! eaw Smoofh iurn Ski Club Skiers resf +heir hickories nuulv. I'll ! H 111M tin WWW mm WWW anu, I I .l ,, e V ,., Arlo Smifh. Ralph Miffan. Judge Coughlin. speaker. AI Thrall. John Ellis. James Phipps. Phillip Kassell. C. E. Chrisfopher. Sponsor Russell Smiih, and Jack Nixon Pre-legdl Russell Smifh. vice-presidenf: Neva BarfleH'. secretary; and Bill PaHon. second semesfe president Law Jrheory and ifs problems are Jrhe subjecfs under discussion during Jrhe meeHngs of +he Pre-Legal club for law maiors of Valley College. Charles E. Chrisfopher is +he sponsor of +his serious-minded organizaHon which fook Jrime off +0 have fun aJr Jrhe April A.M.S. carnival where +he club ran Jrhe fish pond boofh. High spofs of Jrhe year were Jrwo dinners wi+h professional men as guesf speakerseJudge Coughlin in November and William Hellyer of San Bernardino in April. During Jrhe fall semesfer. Alvin Thrall held +he office of presidenf; Ralph MiHan. vice-presidenf. and LoreHa Grimm. secrefary. The second semesfer officers of Jrhe fufure lawyers were Bill PaHon. president Russell Smifh. vice-presidenf. and Neva BarHeH. secrefary. second semesfe in Whi me7W, Wifw . W, Oh. my aching feef! The SimdemL Nurses' Club combined hard work 6+ Hue local hospifal wifh frequenf social gafherings +0 bring abou+ a profi'rable year for all members. A dinner meefing every monfh. skafing af Blue Jay. +he Spring dance. and +he final +hrilling graduafion ceremonies were only a few of Jrhe even+s +ha+ kepf +he girls very busy. Mrs. Gabrielle Mulvane and Miss Florence Pef- erson served as co-sponsors of +he club. and s+uden+ officers of +he club included Geraldine Sfeblay. president Mary Ann Chrisfian. vice-presidenf. and Eleanor Salaz. secre+ary-+reasurer. informal chaf Back row, Wally Burfon and Bill Paxfon; +hird row. Harf Brown. John Hufcherson. Theon Deckrow, and Bob Durio; second row: Bill PaHon. Dick Abraham. Bob Harper. and Kenny Adams: fronf row, Cafherine Sanders, Frances McKay. H. Duane Anderson. sponsor: Lucydean Woodworfh. William Gamble. and Clarence Nakamura French Club The rapidly growing French Club. led by indusfrious sfudenf presiden'rs. Theon Deckrow and HamL Brown. confinued anew ifs role of infernafional bene- facfor during +he currenf school year. and much was accomplished by Jrhe members' commendable endeavors +0 allevia+e +he plighf of +he unforfunafe French populace. Founded for fine purpose of providing food and clofhing for needy cinens of war-forn France and Belgium. +he club collecfed and senf innumer- able packages of +hese necessifies all Jrhrough +he fall and spring semesfers. Hari Brown, presidenf; John Huferson. vice-presidenf; Bob Harper, freasurer. The CIUbIS secondary purpose consm-s Of and H- Duane Anderson. Sponsor providing a weH-rounded social program for organizafion members. and fesfivifies included a succession of dinner meeHngs held af regular infervals. ther firsf semesfer officers included Bob Durio. secrefary. and Bill PaHon. frea- surer. Spring acfivifies were abeHed by +he eHorfs of John Hufchison. vice-presi- denf; Coleen Grey. secrefary. and Bob Harper. Jrreasurer. The club was sponsored by Jthe capable Mr. Duane Anderson, French insfrucfor. and He organizafion's greafesf boosfer. Xerxk F wi+h t assurh numer includ OH bx addifi severe mumk maxec eant Fron+ rowI Cruz Nevarez. BeHy Romero, Es+ella Cas+orena. Leila Barges. Esfher Gamboa, and Louise Flores; second row. Tyree Pierce. Joe Saldana. James B. Rankin. co-sponsor. Rogelio C. An+on. co- sponsor: +hird row. Virginia ChavezI Mary Ybarra. Consuelo Ybarra. and Ernesfine Flores; back row. Jim Yurknuski and Francis Henn .3 spanish Club .5. 9' Funcfioning as an organiza+ion +0 promofe social and cuHural relafions '6 th our good neighbors +0 Hwe Soufh. +he Spanish Club did Hweir panL in '8 K 4 assuring hemispheric solidarify. The fall semesfer's acfiviHes commenced wifh movies on Mexico and y numerous of her sisfer counfries in Soufh America. ther club endeavors r- included regular dinner meefings. business discussions. and Hesfas. fopped 5. off by a cooking class of buenas comidas. Spanish sfyle, held in lafe fall. ,f AcfivHies for +he second hahC of +he academic year confirmed wi+h n addifional +echnicolor movie exhibifions. es , several banquefs. a frip +0 Padua HHS. Cruz Nevarez, preside:L;dJ;r;19e: Bo.genitinosripostggiokouise Flores.secre+ary: s rhumba and fango lessons. and were cli- ' ' maxed by +he viewing of +he Ramona Pag- ! eanf. i ' Club officers for He year were: Cruz l ,. Nevarez. president Arf Romo, vice-presi- ' ' denf: Louise Flores. secrefary. and Joyce e 3 Monson. +reasurer. ;; The cooperafive club co-sponsors were Mr. Rogelio C. Anfon. and Mr. James B. Rankin. Spanish insfrucfors. Valkyries Na n53 Lockw ferS. Esfhef Reyno Joe Joanne Osdick. freasurer; Sharon lverson, vice-presidenf; Paf Sears. presidenf; Mrs. Josephine Broholm, adviser: and BeHy Dawn Neil, secrefary Sfanding. BeHy Dawn Neil, Camilla SleHe. Serena Alexander. Phyllis Pe'rers. Andy Lyons. Mary Lou Smifh. Arliss Gingras, Joanna Gardner, Bonnie HamiH'on. Vivian Miller. and Joanne Osdick: seafed. Jackie Nellans, Pa+ Sears. Jean Hammond, Mary Pinker'l'on, Arlene Ross, Marcia JohnsonI Joanne Npousch, Sally Jo Meyers. Sharon lverson. Mary Ann SwansonI Evelyn Huls. Louise Carlson, Madge Love. and Carrie Lou McCobb Valkyries. a women's social organizafion. were welcomed 'ro +he ever-growing rosfer of campus clubs during +he' second semesfer. The prime pur- pose of Hwis club is +0 fosfer feHOWShip and sociabil- Hy. and +0 develop leadership among +he all- feminine membership. Calendar highlighfs during Hwe successful spring season began wifh +he semi-annual Rush Tea and +he Formal lnifiafion Banquef. Collegians were gree'red af +he Spring Sporf Dance held a+ +he Edgehill Club in early April. The Mofher-Daughfer Breakfast Dinner-Dafe Night and Fafher-Daughfer Banque'r Climaxed +he Valkyries' firsf On Campus season. The club was capably led by PenL Sears. presi- denf: Sharon lversen. vice-presiden+: BeHy Dawn Neil. secre'rary; and Joanne Osdick. freasurer. Mrs. Josephine Broho'm and Mrs. BeHy Burns Perkins were co-sponsors of +he group. Valkyries discuss plans for dance T5, Andy n. Vivian 16'. Mary ;. Sharon d Carrie Nancy Jones. Roberf Jacobs. Joanne Lockwood. Anne Heinfe'f. J. H. Wal- +ers, sponsor: Wayne Blanchard. Esfher Gamboa, Leo Bowler, Charles Reynolds, Doris Archibald. and Dale Joe beta Phi Be+a Phi Gamma. BeJra chapfer of San Ber- nardino Valley College. enioyed anoner aCJrIve year in ifs role as an honorary journalis- HC socie+y of Jrhis campus. Acfivifies o? +he Chapfer were feafured by group affendance af Hwe frafernify convenfion af Pasadena Cify College, in which confesfs in all fypes o1C news- wrifing were feafured. In addifion. +he chapfer members fook an acfive parJr in several forums a+ Hwe convenfion. and We Jrrip was climaxed by affendance a+ Hme LiHle Rose Bowl Game in Pasadena and an enlighfening visif +0 +he Huangfon Memorial Library. Joan Lockwood served as frafernify presi- dent and was assisfed in adminisfering acfivi- fies by Anne Heinfelf. secrefary-freasurer. and Charles Reynolds. program chairman. J. H. WaHers. Warwhoop adviser. sponsored +he Frafernify and ifs many achHies, which includ- ed a formal inifiafion dinner for new members during Jrhe spring semesfer. Membership in Jrhe organizafion is based upon +he wrifing of a'specified amoumL of newspaper and periodical wrifing. a high in- fereer in +he field of journalism. and safisfac- Tory work In aH college courses. J. H. Wal'rers, sponsor; Joanne Lock- wood. presidenf; Anne HeinfeH. sec- retary: and Wayne Blanchard. vice- president Oh. for +he life of an engineer fngineering Club The Engineering Sociefy. apHy nicknamed fhe rod-and-chain gang. is in ifs second year on +he Valley College campus. Organized +0 acquainf fufure world-builders wifh +he prob- lems o1C applied engineering. and boasfing well over half a hundred members. +he Club Fea+ures frequenf excursions +0 local facfories and business organizafions among ifs diversi- fied acfivifies. This year We aspiring engineers included in Hweir re+Inue a comprehensive s+uoly of Hue sfrucfural defails of Hwe gianf Kaiser Sfeel Mill in Fonfana. The frip was direcfed by Mr. Ed- ward B. Heafh. engineering insfrucfor and Club sponsor. Whaf's he looking for? The Sociefy added i+s eerra curricular FuncHons by sponsoring Beverly Sfephenson as one of Hwe Homecoming Queen candidafes. Fall semesfer officers were Evereff Ma- guire. president George Hodges. vice-presi- denf: Frank Tracadas, secrefary-freasurer: Maynard Lane. program Chairman. and Roberf Hinds. excursion Chairman. Elecfed officials for Jrhe second haH of fhe school year were Ed Walker. president Har- old Schulfz' vice-presidenf; Ernesf Haigle. sec- refary-heasurer: David Haffield. program chairman. and Hal Heywood. excursion chair- man. I Curricular whenson as didafes. ereH Ma- lice-presi- freasurer; Id Roberf 3H of Hue :nf; Har- igle. sec- program n chair- Modem Miss The Modern Miss Club. affiliafed wi'rh +he American Home Economics Associafion. greefed new members in chober wifh a Jrea and Welcoming Parry +0 highligh+ Hwe organizaHon's fall adivify program. Organized fo creafe a more acfive inferesf in home economics among Hwe women sfudenfs of +he college. +he club branched 0qu in December by sponsoring a cookie sale in fine Adminisfrafion Hall. and selecfed Margo Nor- len as +heir candida+e for Homecoming Queen. Club members +opped off a successful year by enfering a Hoaf in Hwe Homecoming Parade. The organizafion's monfhly meefings were feafured by inferesfing demonsfrafions and lecfures on +he arf of homemaking by guesf speakers. Club members were ably guided by Mrs. Beafrice Whife. group adviser. Officers of Hue Modern Miss Club were Shirley Chris- Jrenson. presidenf; Helen Erikson. vice-presiden+: Ilene Whifacre, freasurer, and Paf Tabor, sophomore represen- +a+ive. Relaxing under Helen Erikson, Pa+ Tabor. Shirley Zemple. Ilene Whifacre, BeHy Powell. Mrs. Beafrice H. Whife. and Shirley Chrisfensen +he Jrrees are Shirley Chrisfensen. president and Mrs. Beafrice H. Whife. sponsor Always +here af evgry game a mxwwmm WNW NNW v: $V w w xmmxxxm$xxxwmm ' w $3 Nw wxmxxximvmmwm The San Bernardino Valley CoHege band. under Te direcfion of Mr. Harold S. Confer. was perhagzgo: busiesf organizafion on He campus H1is year. In: kialnd +0 playing 6+ foofball and baskefbaH g:::1mes. fa n e par+icipa+ed in many ci+y evenfs. including Jrhe d Faagd Show program, +he Covered Wagon Days para e. m- Jrhe San Beirnardino CommunHy Orchesfra. Eleven me . bers of Hue orchesfral organiza+ion played in Hwe Si; munify orchesfra and +he May Fesfival. They wered gm Karas. Beverly Smifh. Harold Weiss. S+anley 'HeyG'Zford' Sfanley Poss. Dick Silvers. Charles Givens. Jim I ' James Gangwer. Clarence Cork. and Jim MealeY- On January I4 +he group presenfed ifs Annual Wianr Concerf under Hwe direcfion of Mr. Harold coglie; ThroughomL +he year. +he band appeared In $59. ; in- on He campus and 6+ high schools in +he dlS+NCI CIUding such far-off spofs as Needles and Barsfow- :.CD :xn Tr-DI The Valley College Choir and +he sev- eral frios and quar+e+s affiliafed wifh H car- ried on a full schedule of concerfs and local appearances during +he I947-48 season. Under Jrhe direcfion of Mr. C. Dale Rob- bins. Jrhe choir presen+ed assemblies aJr Jrhe college and af high schools in +he dis+ric+. A special evenf was +he Chrisfmas assembly +his year. af which +he Choir program in- cluded music of a religious nafure. On April I9, +he Choir appeared on Jrhe Campus Carousel program over radio sfa- hon KPRO. and on April 26, Jrhe Annual Spring Concerf was held in +he school audi- forium as a par'r of Jrhe Open House nigh+ af +he College. Juliana SmHh accom- panied Jrhe Choir a+ mosf of ifs appear- ances. The choir parhcipaJred in +he May Music Fesfival. held +his year in Jrhe Orange Show audiforium in San Bernardino. This massed choir consisfed of five-hundred sfu- denfs from iunior colleges +hroughouf Soufhern California. The choir performs for Jrhe facuH'y af Chaffey dinner Ou+s+anding among +he many clubs and varied organizahons on Jrhe campus Jrhis year was Jrhe Phi Lambda DeHa. music frafernify of Valley College organized in I938 +0 promoJre social and cuHuraI infereer in Jrhe music world. The frafernHy sponsored a weaHh of musical affairs JrhroughouwL Jrhe school year, among Jrhem a concemL by Professor Russell Baldwin of Jrhe Valley College music sfaff, a Chris+mas assembly of sacred lyrics. 6 sfirring band concerf in lafe January. and an excellen+ assembly program feafuring Jrhe voices of Jrhe Universify of Soufhern California's A Cappella choir. The club, open +0 all music majors and s+uden+s who display special +alen+s or apfi- fudes in +he field 01c music. held a special dinner meefing in Seprember a+ which new members of Phi Lambda DeHa were wel- comed info Jrhe ranks. Dave Froelich. Hrsf semesfer president officiaJred af Jrhe gala affair. assisfed by Sheldon Whipple. vice- president Jackie Nellans. secrefary. and James Gangwer, Jrreasurer. Spring session officers were Esfelle Heydenfe'f. president 'Jim Gibford, vice-presidenf: Lucille Hix- son. secrefary, and Bob Davis. Jtreasurer. Jackie Nellans. member of +he Home- coming Queen's court was Jrhe Phi Lambda Delfaesponsored candidafe. Co-sponsors for Jrhe organizafion were Mr. C. Dale Robbins and Mr. Harold Con- Mr. C. Dale Robbins and officerSe-Esfelle Heydenfelf, Dave Froelich. Jackie Nel'ans. Lucille Hixson. Sheldon Whipple. Roberi Davis. and James Gangwer fer. mUSiC inS+FUC+OFS 61' H18 College. lambda Delta cape assis Whi' Fronf row Edi+h Ber Joyce cr neisel. R. Hunt, Vi, L. Hornibrook. B. Romero. S. HeydenfeH D. Silvers B De Bellis S Poss C Herberf C C k K . . . I l ' a - l . I . I . J . . . - Gwerrs, R. Sc'hwarh, C. Williams. L. Berry. J. Smifh. 3. Ross. P. Osdick. 3. Coleman. J. Fund::burg A?T-IZSinlae BECkDaclze Robbinsl advnser, J. Nellans, L. Hixson, B. Davis, E. Heydenfelf. D. Froelich. S. Whipple, and J. Glangwer I I . e -V a 7 -wrwmw w me-ugw 1.... Mg-.. e-gw Vrarrrwew... -w-r....,, VV , H7e gah hippie, vice- Crefary. and pring session t president Lucille Hix. Jrreasurer. HTS Home. Phi Lambda zah'on were Warold Con- oHege. 'lta Commerce OHicors discuss fufure plans. They are: Ilene Whifacre. secrefary; Tom Walsh. presidenf; Miss Emma L. Cooper. sponsor: Charles Miles. vice-presiden+ Commerce Club The Commerce Club, Valley College's organizafion for fufure execufives and secrefaries. was sponsored Jrhis year by Miss Emma Laura Cooper. business educaHon insfrucfor. Thomas Walsh supervised Jrhe Club's funcfions capably in his capacify of president and received able assisfance from Neil Reenders. vice-presidenf. and Hene Whifacre. secrefary-freasurer. AHhough only in ifs second year of posf-war reorgani- zafion. +he club has progressed rapidly In ifs plan +0 pro- mofe friendly relafions beJrWeen college commerce maiors and businessmen and merchanfs from San Bernardino and +he surrounding area. During +he year. Club meehngs were accenfuafed by numerous Inhormal lecfures in which Jrhe principal speakers were business and professional men of proven abilify. e Fronf row: Claudine BeckeH, Millicenf Plummer, Marian Baichley, Blanche Baxter. Emily Youngquisf. EdHh Benda. and Rex Hornibrook: second row: Emma Laura Cooper, sponsor; Virginia lsherwood. Joyce Clemens. Eve Nielsen. Maxine Egglefon, Kafhryn MacDonald, Ilene Wifacre, Gerfrude Vier- neiselI Ruby Prouf, and Roberf Ferro: back row: Howard Gunkel, Tom Walsh. Lee Hornibrook. Bud Hunf. Vivian Millerl Be++y Sumner. Marilyn Mousley. Arf Lundberg. and Jim HiH. 2;? 26 gig ,xxigifmo w , .. , ,x , , 1,4 24 ;g, , g g ; , W W z r ???zyny 07 2?; , 17?? , f zX Rose Ann Websfer, Freda May S r a O R n .m L S r. O .5 ID 0 B r. O ..T a .h 5 ID 0 B : Hal Heywood. Don Poe. Harold Rehyler. and work in His crew of Swanson' lClan KPRO fechn Roberfs. Villains Poe and Millisor plof +he downfall of Shafor m mmmy, Valley College on +he air. Dr. Tempe E. Allison's Radio Workshop Players have been successfully produc- in gweekly haIf-hour programs every Monday; af 6:30 o'clock KPRO. I440-on your dial. The comedy success of +he year. an adapfafion o1c O+hello by Bob Lorber. was given for an Associafed Sfudenfs assembly in April. wifh Bud Swanson's professional The Lion Roars as +he second feafure. Wrifing many of +heir own scripfs, +he workshop sfu- denfs produced 1he BoHled Imp. Lighfhouse Keepers. and Kennefh Adams' version of Wufhering Heighfs. Campus Carousel's acfing sfaff. including Frank Russell. Florence Malone. Bob Heafh. Jon Leslie. Bob Shafor. Bob Lorber. Ken Adams. Alice Dovey, Lowell Berry. Sue Sfroud and George Koluncich. displayed +heir falenfs' over +he efher waves. Gaining experience in Hue many differenf aspec+s of radio work wri+ing. direc+ing. ac+ing. sound effecfs. and ofher fechnical proHems-Dr. Allison's group en+er+aine6 college sfudenfs weekly. and in addi- Hon became Hwe nucleus for presenfing informafive radio inferviews on campus life. i Carousel Xxx XXXN xxx , Ha! I like nof +ha+ Freda May Roberfs as Emilia; Lowell Berry as Iago: Bob Heafh as thello: Alice Albin as Des- demona. and Ross Massey. an- nouncer TwemLy years ago. a Valley College period- ical called Jrhe Jaysee was desfined +0 be come +he Warwhoop we know Jroday. The progress gained during Jrhose +wo decades of evolufion is sfrikingly evident for Jrhe ever- increasing demands for more and iasfer news coverage has made Jrhe Warwhoop. Jrhe col- lege's oificial sfudenf publicafion. a bigger and beHer newspaper. This year's sheef was feafured by +he addifion 01C Jrhe new six- coiumn size, and a greafer number of Jrimely piciures and up-fo-fhe-minufe sfories have been whipped 0qu weekly by an efficienf sfaff. ably advised by J. H. WaHers of +he English depar+men+. Edifing Jrhe Warwhoop for Jrhe firsf semes- fer was Wayne Blanchard. and carryin Hie good work for +he second half academic year was Charles Reynolds, + ediJror +0 be eiecfed by popular s+uden+ Vof under Jrhe new Valley College coneriJrquioe News edi+ing saw Joanne Lockwood. Es+hni Gamboa, and Anne HeimtehL combine H1: various falenfs +0 accomplish compiefe coveir age in all phases of campus life. i The feafure sfaff. headed by Dale Joe and Roberf Jacobs. brough+ 0qu +he enferJrainin and zany side of college life +hrough Jrhe WE ings of Kenny Adams, Doris Archibald, Wal'rer Barnharf. Wesley Cox, Nancy Jones. Merrill Mix. and Bob Lorber-a group which b many diicicereniL slanJrs in culfure. humo human inferesf +0 H18 reader. The sporfs deparfmen+ saw edifors Paul Warner and Richard Pine on +he job in all phases of afhieJric endeavor. and Jrheir capable sfaH incuided Bob Lillibridge. Richard Long- sfreef, and McKinley McDaniels. Coordinafion befween +he pages was +he hecfic fask of Jrhe various page edifors and Leo Bowler. associafe edifor. Lucille Hixson ambifiously sold many inches of adverfise- menfs, and reporfers who diligenHy covered Jrheir beafs and made Jrhe deadlines included Jacob DeviHe. Shirley Hyie. John Irwin. Wil- liam James, Anfhony Loparco. Ross Massey, Arfuro Ramirez. Sam Rack, Joe Roberfson. Mark TapscoH. George Koluncich. Daniel Bob- ich. and Barbara Smiley. g on Of Jrhe he firsf roughf r. and Meaty Years Of Roundfable repori'ers in ac+ion ages W65 Hwe 3 edifom and .UCI'He Hixson 3 adVerJrise. any covered nes included n Irwin, Wfl. loss Massey, ? Roberfson, Daniel Bob. Journalism Hard 51' work on H19 feafure page are Dale Joe. Roberf Jacobs. Nancy Jones. Kennefh Adams, arTgI Merrill Mix WWX 9e Adviser Thursfon B. Swarfz discusses +he defails wifh Edi'ror Don Nelson Nancy Jones, Dale Joe. associa+e edifors: Bob Miller. sporfs edifor; Lauferborn. adverfising manager. and Es+her Gamboa. business manager Iam- Tom-Tom, Valley College's picforial annual, press Hwis year under Jrhe able guidance of Ed; Nelson and his Capable associafe edifors. Name and Dale Joe. Mr. Thursfon B. Swar+z of +he English d parfmenf confirmed anew his regular role as GdViser de' recfor. and disciplinarian of +he hard-working sfaff. ' I- wenf +0 Jror Don y Jones Paul Warner. Bob Miller, and George KO'Uncich edifed +he colorful sporfs secfion in befween sessions Of posing for baseball and baskefball picfures +hemselves, Merril Mix. picfure edifor. did yeoman service in pre- paring and laying 0qu an infinife number of dummy Copies and phdrographs. and Bob Lorber. serving as copy edifor labored Jrirelessly a+ wrifing reams of copy and revising. copy wriHen by ofher sfaH members. Esfher Gamboa and Randy Lauferborn handled Hue business and adverfising ends of Hwe publicafion. respec. Jrively. and Hue resuHs speak for Hwemselves. Roberf Ben. son. Bud Hunt and Howard Springer gave Immeasurable assisfance in convincing local merchanfs of +he necessif of adverfising in Hue colorful Tom-Tom, and Gordon Rob- inson. ading as Hwe publicafion's Hason agent smoofhed rela+ions wiJrh +he 190mL office. Phofographers Jack HoH and Maurice Clapp aided Editor Nelson in snapping +he mul+i+ude of picfures Jrhaf depicfed s+uden+ life in HS many and varied phases. Bob Shafor. Don Warren! and Millard Carpenfer did Hwe arf work for +he yearbook. Bofh Jfall and spring semesfers saw Hue Tom-Tom sfaff diligenHy a+ work on sfory assignmenfs of Hme numerous clubs. sociefies. and gala social and sporfing evenfs. and deadline fime In May was welcomed by all concerned. Don Nelson. edifor: Randy rSVfong . d 60 ge I . O don RObInSOn. an . COP a e I err X all arner G r 3 r lop: SIaVIng away On I' lorber ' handled fhe afion, respec- Oberf Ben. 'mmeasurable + e necessify 30rdon Rob. TL. smoofhed . . Y p '9 allluselllelll OI Iaul Walllel and Randy Laulelbolll. KolunCIch BOHOIII IJaIlC Culs u '0 3'app aided Jicfures Hvaf phases. Bob did fhe arf n-Tom sfaff a numerous avenfs, and wcerned. 2 XXW X7 77 ???W 0W ?X x x ' Xxx KW xxx RQQXA xtw N . XXWX X x xx N x $xQRW NW S C I T E L H T A aotball Valley College's l947 foofball warriorsucoached .by Jim Sims, wenJr +0 +he posf eleven Jrimes during Jrhe gryd- iron season. bqu were able +0 salvage only Jrhree VIC+OrleS in a campaign +ha+ proved rafher dishearJrehing +0 local pigskin hopes. The brighfeer spof In Jrhe dismal record was +he oufsfanding line play produced by +he Brave vanguard. The Tribe sfarfed +he season on +he wrong foot dropping a Close l3-6 encounfer +0 Jrhe versafile Glendale Vaqueros. buf only affer a rousing baffle which saw Jrhe Indians score early in Jrhe opening quarfer and Jrhen .peJrer ouf complefely in Jrhe second haH. This iniHal grldfesf was played aJr Glendale on Sepfember l9. and was a nocfurnal confesf. WiJrh bofh ground and air aHack clicking nicely, Jrhe Redskins nexf rolled over a hapless Cal Poly feam, 39-0. in Jrheir inifial Orange Show Sfadium appearance o1C Jrhe year on Jrhe evening of Sepfember 27. Sparked by Jrhe shiHy running oh brofhers Bob and Jack Henley. Jrhe Brave backs scored almos1L a+ will. and were greaHy abef- fed by a hard-charging line which opened big gaps in Jrhe opposih'on's forward wall. The Easf Los Angeles Huskies came neer on +he ln- dians' lisf, and a blocked kick. recovered in Jrhe Brave end Hale Pax+on. cap+ain. who garnered AIl-Conherence Hon- ors for +he second successive year. Indian s+ar+ing eleven: N. Miller, RE; H. Paxfon. RT; B. N ' . RG: G. S d ' . ' ' ' B. Rohrer. RH; 6. Law. QT: B. Alvarez, FB; B. Henley. fgfga Y er. C. B. HHChCOCRI LG. J. Draper. LT. J. Hallmark. LE. Werence Hon. Husky lineman. proved To be The margin of vidory. was 8-6. and +hus Odober 4 proved +0 be ano+her +he boys Trom Valley College. Highlighfing +his affair 90-yard +ouchdown pass from He lnclians' chunky quarferback. Alexander' +0 haHback Bob HenIey. Tor Jrhe Redskins' Tone Anse McCullough. ChaTTe-y's greaf quar+erback, proved +0 be The deciding fac+or In +he excmng clash befween Hwe inspired Indians and a JralenJred Panfher eTeven on Odober l l a+ Hwe Orange Show Sfadium. The final Jrally. I3-6. fav'ored- ChaHey. buf The game was biHerly confeSerd from The begmmrjg nghf down +0 The final whisHe. and +he Brave grids+ers shone even m defeat The Panfhers laJrer wemL defeaJr Jrhe Cameron OkTahoma Aggies in Hue LiHle Rose Bowl + Pasadena. and were officiaHy crowned NaHonal Junior CeHege Champions, and He brillianf showing puf up by +he Tribe gaIrTed Jrhem.more Than a lifHe prenge in local circles. Ten +housand rabid Tans meessed +he Thrilling debacle. f chober 25 was an unpleasanf evening for The Brave Toofballers. or Jrhe Mounfameere from Mt San Anfonio invaded Hae- lndian lair and re+umed +0 Their hiTHop homes wifh a resounding 48-6 Triumph. The Braves. plagued by iniuries, and minus any oHensive spark. were never In The baH game. . Once again Hue Redskins +as+ed The biHer pill 0T defeat H115 Jnme affhe hands of a powerTuT Fullerfon eTeven. 26-0. on chober 18. again on Jrheur home field a+ Jrbe Orange Show Sfadium. . Sanfa Ana .Came next a+ Sanfa Ana. and Tor Hue Tourfh succes- snve week The Tribe came 0qu on Jrhe losing end. The final score! 27-0. Bill Rohrer closes in. Bob Garrow Dave Swing Coaches Jim Sims and Wei? Opp gaze a+ +heir Redskins in ac'rion. 'l We'd? ,. ,V,,,, '9 raw 4 y Y C 1 Bob Alvarez dam Hen ey Rife Ray Alexander Jack S+ahlheber Bob Romo Ray Peckham Arf Indians +rip RiversideI l4-l3 gives indicafion of Jrhe obvious Indian impofency. and Jrhe Dons had a field day af +heir visifor's expense. A chilled crowd of over 5.000 en+husi an exci+ing foofball Classic on Jrhe afferno +he never-say-die Indians downed Jrhe Tenc nual Valley College Homecoming game af The vicfory-hungry assemblage frudged h as Jrhe Braves feafured a hard-driving off all day long and produce Jrheir second w ach fans shivered +hrough on of November l5. when Jr Cougars. 12-3! in Jrhe an- +he Orange Show Sfadium. ome wifh happy memories ense +0 grind 0qu yardage in of Jrhe season. 9V The Braves made H ero in a row on November .Zldwzegfjgng ioumeyed +0 Wheelock Field in Riverside and surlpz'sl: upsef vic- Riverside Tiger squad. refurning home W'Th a neaJr -'n of vicfory. Jrory. Muggs Alexander's unerring +oe proylded +he marglfhril'packe Is second conversion providing Jrhe winning pomf ml: hind on Bi fourfh quar+er which saw +he Indians come from e Rohrer's 55-yard gallop info Jrhe end zone. 6 hopes The visifing San Mafeo Bulldogs puf a dampeEOHeBreagridders. for +hree in a row when Jrhey edged 0qu Jrhe Valley ho sg uHere a 8-6! In Jrhe I947 finale on November 29. The Reds Ins P . - B'I ' ' Nick Muller II Noriega Bob Hdchcock Gene Snyder Bud Hallmark Ray Alexander Jordan of Riverside s+opped as a swarm of Indians come up fasf Di Ciccio of ChaHey goes nowhere We were vicforious on Homecoming Day I warwmv 7,, V , ; y L WWWWMwww , X . xd 7 $Q n, WW ' ' Wx N$?V Xi X - mex 1 , M V4W M 1sz , , , X w 2! when WY ised a Sffopg .13 upsefvm- m of vicfonI fhriH-PaCke. ehind on Bl ,, V m 1K 4Z4 5, wHW gx ,, r7 TOP Row C - lark P Plumb M . ' 0e. MCG . ' Ph II - erVeYI We d Noriega E ' IPS. Hl+cthck P n f. Hallmark R. ' lemensl Law. 5. Heinleaxhan' AIVarez, RghrErgSLelad. Miller Gallanes K . Y. - Henle ' J I exanderl WO I rlSS+offerSOn y 'Hen'ev- McDaniel; Wolfs- RoII. s+amheb 'Tsurney. Harhmg d R . a . Romo Peckh er. Yder Ga .an ife. Midd - am. - rrowI Sylvesm B Ie Row- . OH'Om ROW- Bob Ave 92 IIIS I e Rlvelsde Ille John Plumb Jack McGervey Ben Roll Ray McPhillips Dewey Rin gs+ead M5WWWW W 'l A W ? 1?.fo nlgbf IO and H16 59650nS The Capfain warded guar vahaf1f nered rr Oal-line therww Gri IeHeF av were by Men reo and Bob Arf ROW P'UmbI B McPhilliF Hale P5 Draper. Miller an The wafer m Tom M0 Ad Ramo GI McPhiHips nighf long. buf never succeeded in geHIng info high gear. and +he defeaf climaxed one of +he pooresf Indian grid seasons in years. The I947 Tribe foofball edifion was 63ny headed by Capfain Hale Paxfon. and his sfandou'r efforfs were re- warded when he was elecfed AH-Conference hrer-sfring guard. Considerable credit even in defeat is due +he valianf Valley College line. The lads up fronf never gar- nered many headlines. bu+ +heir brillianf defenses and goaI-hne sfands +hroughou+ Jrhe season highlighfed an ofherwise unsuccessful campaign. Grid Coach Jim Sims presenfed 28 players wiJrh leHer awards for +he I947 foofball season. Of +hese, II were backfield men and +he res+ were fronJr-line sfalwarfs. Men receiving +heir block SH were as follows: Sam, Jack. and Bob Henley. Jack Sfahlever. Ray Peckham. Bill Rohrer. Arf Romo. Bob Alvarez. Bob Rife. Ray Alexander. John Plumb. Bill Noreiga. Dewey Ringsfead. Alan O'Hara. Ray McPhiHip. Bob Garrow. Bud Hallmark. George McGervey. Hale Paxfon. Bob Hifchcock. Al Krisfofferson. Jack Draper. Harry Gallanes. Ben Roll. Gene Snyder. Nick Miller and Ben Craigmiles. The +hree dependable lads who kepf +he +ape and wafer moving were EvereH Maguire. Tony Perez. and Tom Molay. Arf Rome and Harry Gallanes work over a San+a Ana ball carrier Bob Henley sfopped by Cal Poly FOOTBALL RESULTS GLENDALE ................................................................. 6- l 3 CAL POLY ................................................................... 39- 0 EAST LOS ANGELES ................................................. 6- 8 CHAFFEY ................................................................... 6- I 3 a FULLERTON .............................................................. 0-26 MT. SAN ANTONIO ........................... , ..................... 0-26 SANTA ANA ............................................................. 0-27 TAFT ........................................................................... 12- 3 RlVERSIDE ................................................................... l4-l3 SAN MATEO ............................................................... 6- 8 dim: In Wilson and Jones soar +0 new heighfs Q 44 , Mill .13 Jack Keogh AI Reese Harry Wilson Sfan KunHe Bob Miller Orlyn Jones Bill Zowarka Bob Hen+horn Sch Bob Smifh George Kolunc Arf Squires S r e In .H Y r r e J Berf Sylvesfri Nick Miller Willie Clark M ; 494A? vi! a, 1g , In 9 g I 5 n 0 IX 9 f 9 n n 9 WW. me vuwm Coach Roy Blake, who broughf his midwesfern winning ways +0 Valley College Winning Wifh Capfain Jack Keogh. Orlyn Jones. and Harry Wilson furnishing +he scoring punch. and Bobby HenJrhorn shining as Jrhe defensive mainsfay. +he l947-48 edifion of +he Valley College baskefeers posfed an impressive record of eleven wins in sixfeen encounfers while playing one of +h hardeswL pre-conference schedules ever underfaken by an Indian quinfef. A lion's share of +he credit however. goes +0 fiery Ray Blake. Redskin coach, who molded Jrhe Indian cagers info a compact weII-disciplined and ag- gressive hardwood five who feafured Jream play as +heir oufsfanding aHribujre. In +heir inifial oufing of +he season. +he smoofh- working Braves effecfively smofhered a hard-fighfing buf oufclassed alumni five, 45-24. The former S.B.V.C. lumin- aries made if a close confesf during mosf of +he firsf half. bqu Jrhe superior offensive power of Jrhe. varsify cagers came +0 +he forefronf in a runaway second period. . Combination Orlyn Jones. elongafed Indian cenfer. led Jrhe scoring parade wiJrh l7 poinfs. Nexf +0 feel Jrhe powerful Indian axe were Jrhe falenfed Chaffey Panfhers. who wenf down +0 defeat 56-39, in a pracfice JriiJr played on Jrhe home hardwoods. Harry Wil- son was Jrhe big gun in +he Redskin aHack. chalking up I? counfers. and Capfain Jack Keogh confribufed I3 +0 fake runner-up honors. The clawless Pan'rhers were badly ou+played. and Jrhe Brave baskefeers won going away. Playing +heir firsf away-from-home engagement +he baHling Blakemen suffered +heir firsf defeaf of Jrhe season af Jrhe hands of +he powerhul Pasadena Bulldogs. 3I-30, Big Orlyn Jones' ll poin+s were a s+andou1L feaJrure of +he Braves' valian+ buf ill-fafed efforfs. Traveling nexf +0 Chaffey. +he Indians parficipaJred in +he annual Chaffey Invifafional Tournament and were eliminafed in +he second round by a revengeful Chaffey Cap+ain Jack Keogh capfured various offensive Iaurels in his Iasi' yeai at San Bernardino .L: .z-um g .An- Md09s. 31.30 uf feafure oi parficipafed yeful Chaffey r laurels Sfanding: Sfeefeny, Dacolias. Thomas. Jim Thomas. Smifh. Peoples McEvoy. HoH'onl Garcia. Doan. HumphriesI Nix. Vick. Larue. Conglosi. Mar+inez. Pax+on. S. Thierichen. manager Forfner. Pickar+s. SpindleI Mar+in. New uisf Coach W H O - k I' - Sh + K Blanche. Sfeger. Sfoiser, Caldwell. Hankins. S+ahlheber, Yandell. E. Thierichen.q a PP. neelng. or. aplan. Alfon. five affer winning +heir inifial HH agains1L a weak Cal Poly San Dimasy quinfef. Wifh Keogh and Jones scoring I9 and I3. respecfively, +he Redskins had liHle frouble overwhelming frhe Musfangs. 54-25. in +he opening round. buf +hey were elimina+ed in +heir second effort 57-46. by a hard-driving Panfher five who laJrer wenf on +0 win +op honors in Jrhe JrournamenJr. lndian efforfs were ham- pered by +he loss of Harry Wilson. brillianf Indian guard. who suffered a cuf foof iusf prior +0 +he fournamenf's opening. Following Jrhe long Chrisfmas vacafion. Jrhe sfeadily improving Braves posfed +heir oufsfanding win of Jrhe season by Jrrouncing a power-laden Glendale five. 47-36. This same Vaquero squad lafer finished hrswL In Jrheir own conference, Jrook runner-up honors in Jrhe Weerern Sfafes Junior College Tournament and made a credifable show- ing in +heir appearance af Jrhe NaHonal Junior College Tourney. Keogh and Wilson paced Jrhe vicforious Tribe wiJrh I5 poinfs each. Pasadena 0er College made if +wo in a row over +he local five. +his Hme by a decisive margin. 46-36. Playing on a foreign courf failed +0 faze +he amazmgly accurafe Bulldog Invaders who led moer of +he way. and excepf for Capfain Jack Keogh's I7 Jrallies. Pasadena effecfively fhroHled Brave efforJrs. ln +heir neer curing. Jrhe defensive power o1C +he Brave quinfef shone brillianfly as Jrhey limi+ed a sfrong Riverside Tiger five +0 a meager l9 poinfsr meanwhile scoring 24 poinfs of rheir own +0 assure a weH-earned Jrriumph. Red- skin scoring was well disfribufed. wifh Harry Wilson's eighf fallies leading Jrhe way. Local fans were freafed +0 some +hrilling baskefbalil when +he Sanfa Monica five visifed +he local gym. bu1L +hrills were no+ enough +0 offsef +he 48-45 loss handed Jrhe Indians by Jrhe classy Corsair cagers. Keogh and Wilson shone. even in defeat nofching l I and IO poinfs. respecfively. An infernafional flavor was added +0 Valley College hardwood circles when +hey played hosf +0 +he barn- sforming Universify of Mexico quin+e+. The locals proved much foo sfrong for Jrhe novice Soufh o1C Jrhe Border boys, and Jrhe Redskins faHened Jrheir scoring averages con- siderably. Wilson hif for l7. Keogh for IS. and Jones rallied l4 in Jrhe 64-38 conquest Wifh a successful pre-conference sfand behind +hem. Jthe Indian buckefeers looked forward Jroward Jrhe hard grind of league compefifion wifh a spiri'r of confidence. Teams +hroughou+ Jrhe Easfern Division were loaded wifh JralemL. and many of +he experfs had immediafely Jrabbed Jrhe Valley College five as second division maferial. despife +he Tribe's fine early-season showing. However. +he local baskefeers. imbued wifh a new spiri'r +ha+ was conspicuous by ifs absence in previous Valley College quinfefs. foiled Jrhe prognosficafors complefely by ending s, . T The season in a second pTace Tie wiTh The FullerTon Hor- neTs and The SanTa Ana Dons. The Tinal conTerence sTand- ings crediTed The surprising Redskins wiTh Tour vicTories in six league encounTers. The Braves added To Their pres- Tige by convincingly deTeaTing The champion Riverside Tigers in The Tinal conTerence ouTIng 0T The season. An inspired ball club Traveled To OnTario Tor Their opening league TilT. and downed a Tavorecl ChaTTey PanTher Tive. 47-46. Fans were kepT in a sTaTe 0T Trenzy ThroughouT The heCTic second halT, as The Tenacious In- dians. TeTusing To say die. overcame a one-poinT lead in The Tina! eIghT mInuTes 0T play. CapTain Jack Keogh and cenTer Orlyn Jones neTTed I5 and I4 poinTs. respec- Tively. To lead The Tribe To Their iniTial conTerence Triumph. WiTh sTellar guard Bob HenThorn on The sick TEST. The Indian Tive Tailed To Click againsT The FullerTon HorneTs. and as a resulT TelT Their TirsT league loss. 55-47. The con- TesT. played aT FullerTon. was close Through all 0T The TirsT halT. buT The HorneTs puT The pressure on aTTer inTer- mission. and won going away. Indian Dick WeIsT sTood ouT in a losing cause wiTh I6 big poinTs. and Orlyn Jones conTribuTed l0 markers In The Tribe's vain eTTorT To avoid deTeaT. Traveling To a Toreign courT Tor a Third successive Time. The Blakemen copped Their Third debacle. edging ouT a deTermined MT. San AnTonio quinTeT. 47-46. The Redskins held a commanding lead unTil The Tinal Three minuTes oT play. buT The MounTaineers came To liTe in The closing momenTs and gave The Tribe a real run Tor Their money. Keogh. Wilson. and HenThorn were The shining IighTs Tor Valley College in The hole-conTesTed aTTair. WiTh Two wins under Their belT. The Tribe hoopsTers nexT Tangled wITh The TalenTed SanTa Ana Dons in The Braves' TirsT home ouTing oT conTerence play. and The Tinal score 0T 47-3l gives graphic evidence ThaT The Indians were oqulayed. especially in The one-sided second half. The Dons. led by Their Towering cenTer. HousTon Faulkner. were hoT. and IT was sTrichy noT a Valley College nighT. Only CapTain Keogh's I6 poinTs kepT The Redskins Trom being overwhelmed compleTely. Coach Ray Blake cleared The Indian bench when a visiTing CiTrus quinTeT opposed The Braves on The local hardwoods. The game buT sadly ouTClassed Owls were The vicTims oT a veriTable Tribe sTampede. Talling 69-3I. Jones posTed 27 poinTs To hiT The season high Tor varsiTy scoring. and Harry Wilson connecTed Tor l8. Playing whaT was probably The besT deTensive exhibi- Tion CT The season, The Valley College Tive rang down The curTain on boTh pracTice and conTerence play wiTh a resounding win over The newTy-crowned conTerence cham- pions Trom Riverside. 33-26. The underdog Indians maTched baskeTs wiTh The conTIdenT Tigers during The TIrsT haTT. and Then sTeadiTy oqulayed and ouTscored The Mission CiTy Tive in a Tense second period. The skillTul deTensive TacTics 0T Bob HenThorn and surprise sTarTer Nick Miller TeaTured The Tribe's unexpecTed Triumph. and scoring honors were divided among Keogh. Wilson. and Jones! Valley College's Big Three. Engaging in Their lasT conTesT Tor Valley College in The ThriH-packed Tinale were CapTain Jack Keogh. Bob HenThorn. Al Reese. Bill Zowarka. and STan Kunkle. mkxxxw xxx xxx xxxxxxx- waX Xxx Y EV: $$ktc3xx ; boHom row. leff +0 righf offensive and defensive s+ars. enioyed a very The Indian J.V. squad, boasfing formidable successful hardwood season r .T s 6 IV V: S .T r e B Lu. nol- m S b o B S: e .W u q S 1.. r A r. Ie k .m N s r e In H Y r r e J In. W. In c n lu o K e g r 0 mm e. H n u K n a .T S hf: I'Ig x x3, . $9 K a maXagxw row, leH +0 Willie Clark, Top -W Under +he able Jrufelmge of Coach Walfer Opp. Hwe San Bernardino Valley College +hinclads looked like a sure bef +0 finish high on We Easfern Conference ladder. Led by Del? Pickarfs. greaf Indian javelin arfisf who is poinfing +0 +he I948 Olympics, and Charles f'Red'J Shorf and Arf Garcia. hard-running disfance Jrwins who broughf Hue league cross-counfry +i+le +0 Valley College. +he Tribe sporfed a splendid early-season record. The Braves opened Hweir season by defeafing Jthe Easf Los Angeles Huskies. 84-44V2. wifhouf expending foo much energy. In +he firsf con+erence meewL of +he I948 season. Hwe Indians downed Hwe Mf. San Anfonio Moun- Jraineers. 86V2 +0 44V2. Pickarfs capfured Jrhe iavelin evenf wifh an early-season +055 of I90 feef; Thiechen copped Jrhe shof puf; Delaney Jrriumphed in +he discus. and Yandell and Shorf capfured wins in +he hurdles and disfance evenfs. respecfively. MWN. mewuuaw um m Walfer Doan. ace high-iumper. in a pracfice affempf Clearing II' 6 in Orange Show Relays is Jack SfaHheber Orange .9150 w ser I'n Delf Pichi Relays Marion Yandell, speedy high and low hurdler ?Th - +h h ' ' ' - ' rowng e s M pm '5 Buss Th'er'Che Nexf. +he Indians fell fo a sfrong Fullerfon Hornef squad. 78-53. S+andou+s even in de1cea+ were ShomL and Wifhers. who garnered fop honors In +he mile and fwo mile. respecfively. and Paxfon in Hwe shof puf. Pickar+s improved considerabTy. +hrowing Hwe javelin ZOI feef +0 far oufdisfance +he resf of H16 field, and Delaney again won Jrhe discus event Sanfa Ana's dangerous Dons graced +he Tribe agenda, and fell +0 a revengeful Indian squad. 75-55. BriHianf Arf Garcia seJr a new Valley College record when he ran a ero-minufe Haf half-mile. Pickarfs and Herringfon placed one-fwo in Hue javelin; Kaplan Jropped +he field in Hue 440. and Paeron Jrriumphed in H16 shof puf. Shorf breezed +hrough +he Jrwo-mile event and Sfahlheber came omL on fop in +he pole vaulf. Enferfaining +he Easfern Conference junior colleges and He seven C.B.L. schools af +he annual Orange Show Relays. Valley College finished a disappoin+ing fiHh. Pickarfs and Herringfon added a brighf nofe by Jraking r. ?anding. Sfeefeny. Dacolias, Thomas, Jim Thomas. Smifh. Peoples. McEvoy. Holfon. Garcia. Doan, Humphries. Nix. Vick. Larue. r+ner, Pickarfs. Spindle. Marfin, Newquisf. Coach Walfer Opp. Kneeling, Short Kaplan. Alfon. Blanche. Sfeger. Sfoiser. Caldwell. Hankins. Sfahlheber, w The i00 and 200 dashes were run by Lee Sfoiser. shown crossing +he finish line Lee Sfoiser. Jerry Wifhers. Red Shorf. and Arf Garcia carried +he relay bafon for Valley Col- lege Hue fwo Jrop places in +he javelin +hrow: and He Brave mile relay quarfef, Garcia. Short Sfoiser. and Roberfs. managed +0 finish in second spof in +he special disfance evenJr. ther capable performers who consisfenHy placed during +he season's meefs were Caldwell. HoHon. Peoples. Sfeger. Hankins. Vick. and Sfoiser in +he sprinfs; Jones. Short Alfon. Thomas. Wifhers. Smifh, and Blanche in +he disfance evenfs: Yandell, Caldwell. Doan. and Thierichen in H19 hurdles: Alvarez and Cognolise in He shof puf: Dean and Poe in Hue high jump: and Hankins. Sfeger. and Sfeffany in Hwe broad jump. This marks Coach Opp's second full season af Valley College since coming from Redlands UniversHy. and his coaching abilify speaks for HseH. As Hwe yearbook goes +0 press. +he Tribe's forfhcoming confesfs include mee+s wifh Riverside and Chaffey. bofh conference affairs. and parficipafion in Hwe annual Easfern Conference meef af Onfario. Conglosi. Marfinez. Paxfon, S. Thierichen. mgr. Ya ndell. E. Thierichen Top row: Norm Kaplan. Arlo Smifh. Dale Nix, Jack Thomas. and Coach Wal+ Opp. BoHom row: Lee Al+on, Red Short Bob Blanche. Arf Garcia Cross Country The I947 edifion of Valley College's Cross-Coun+ry Jream ended +he season on a Jrriumphanf no+e by cap- furing fop honors in Hue annual Orange Empire Confer- ence Meet wifh Arf Garcia. brillianf Indian disfance sfar. copping firsf place in Hue sfellar event Throughouf +he year. Garcia and fiery Charles f'Red'j Shorf paced Jrhe Brave barriers +0 scinfillafing wins over such formidable opposifion as Long Beach Cify College. Riverside Cify College, Redlands Universify. Mf. San Anfonio Junior College, and Chaffey College. Feafure even+ of He year was +he squad's parficipa- Jrion in +he Soufhern California A.A.U. Meet held be- JrWeen halves of Hwe annual LHHe Rose Bowl Game in Pasadena. ArJr Garcia again ran superbly, placing Hwird in a field of oufsfanding college disfance sfars. Charles Shorf and Bob Blanche finished elevenfh and fiffeenJrh. respecfively. +0 poer beHer-fhan-average pemcormances againsf keen opposifion. ther runners who con+ribu+ed +heir share in com- piling +he Redskins' lisf of impressive vicfories were Cap- +ain Lee Alfon, only refurning le++erman from +he I946 Cross-Counfry squad: Arlo Smifh. Norm Kaplan. Dale Nix. Jack Thomas, Randy Lauferborn. Bob Chrisfenson. Bob Chadwick. and Bob Cobb. Paul Warner, Indian leffhander. receiving advice 'From Coach Sims The I948 baseball season saw Coach Jim Sims wel- come a Hock of newcomers, along wi+h several refurning leHermen, info Valley College horsehide circles, and +he Indian squad experienced only a mediocre season againsf sfiH compefifion, especially in conference play where +hey suffered defeaf in Jrhree 0T Jrheir Tirsf Tour league debacles. The Redskins sfarfed off +heir version of +he nafional pasHme by showing promise in a series of early-season encounfers designed +0 prepare +hem Tor Jrhe fough con- ference grind. The Indians racked up a neaf 9-l win over Jrhe sfeHar Universify of Redlands nine, overwhelmed Palo- mar Junior College by a lopsided Jrally 0T I9-l. and +hen proved +heir superiorify over +he Bulldogs by again de- Teafing Jrhe boys from Redlands. +his +ime by a 4-3 counJr. Raseball PinJr-sized Paul Warner. big John McDowell. Keifh Brooks, and Jrowering Dick Pine sparked Jrhe Tribe's pifching ef- Torfs In Jrhese early Jrriumphs. The Tirsf conference baffle 0T Jrhe season saw Hue hard-hiHing ChaHey Panfhers perform on Jrhe local diae mond and emerge wiJrh a clean-Cuf 7-2 win over Jrhe valianf Indians, wiJrh soufhpaw Warner being credifed wiJrh Jrhe defeat A visifing Fuller+on nine. loaded wifh power, was nexf on Jrhe Brave agenda. and aTJrer unleash- ing a hard-hiHing affack. journeyed home wifh a 9-3 +riumph, +hus presenfing +he Tribe wi+h Their second con-' Terence Toss in a row. Wi+h revenge as a prime mofive. Jrhe Redskin Sluggers played hos+ +0 a formidable MJr. San Anfonio squad. and sparked by Jrhe Jrimely hiHing 01c Muggs Alexander and Ernie Hubbs. came +hrough wifh +heir firsf league win. 7-4. Warner wenf +he disfance. and pifched sfeady ball +hroughouf. The Braves' TourJrh conference clash saw +hem drop a slugfesf +0 +he Sanfa Ana Dons in a sloppily-played game on Jrhe SanJra Ana diamond. The con+es+ Teafured a fofal Hornef runner slides safely in+o +hird ofIZe of +hel Shh Sacker Muggs TAiHen power OHe en Henfhx lar Bre hOT Ct G5eorg Wi+h J for m At and L PHChh ner a; DOWe Keifh Brod . xsl s plfching ef. lSon 56w Hie .5 lecal die. .vm oyer fhe mg Credifed loaded wifh Her unleash. Wlfh a 9 second can. Un Sluggers Squad. and ander and Bague win. feady ball m dropa led game ed a Jrofal San Bernardino Valley College Baseball Squad: sfanding- J. McDowell, Wright Henfhorn. Coach Sims. Hubbs. Alex- ander. N. McDowelll Pine; kneelingeBrooks. RomoI Law. Jones. Campos: siHingeWarner, Kline. Manager Perez. Bob Henfhorn. capfain and second baseman on H1e I948 horsehicle squad Indian Nine of I2 errors. wi+h Indian fielders receiving credif for eighwL of +hem. Shining Iigh+s in +he Brave baHing array were Firer Sacker Ernie Hubbs. Flychaser Neil McDowell. veferan Muggs Alexander. chunky Arf Romo. and rangy Bob Miller. Hubbs' hiHing was especially consierenJr. and his power 61' Hue plafe was +he decisive facfor in more +han one encoun+er. Defensive s+andou+s included Capfain Bob Henfhorn. heady second-sacker. scrappy Emil Kline, regu- lar Brave backsfopper, and Bill Wright who handled +he hoJr corner. The ou+er gardens were well forfified by George Law. Neil McDowell. and Kei+h Brooks who, along wi+h Joe Jones. doubled as ouHielders when no+ slafed for mound dufy. Augmenfing Hwe ca+ching sfaH was lanky Bob Gessner. and Louis Campos served as a capable reserve infielder. PHching chores were divided among soufhpaWS Paul War- ner and Joe Jones, and righfhanders Dick Pine. John MC- Dowell. Keifh Brooks. and Neil McDowell. Ernie Hubbs, Brave firsf sacker, and Bill Wright +hird baseman. +wo valuable assefs 'l'o Indian squad. Favorite Pastime Ar+ Romo. George Law, and Kei+l1 Brooks. cui- fielders from Hue Brave feam, who proved fhem- selves +0 be capable flychasers Dick Pine, Joe Jones. and John McDowell, Redskin hurlers. who pifched feam +0 many wins during base- ball season. Brooks. 0W 'oved fhem- Redskin 9 base' 9 0 :' 2 V l9 3'3 S.B.V.C. Muggs Alexander. long baII-thing shor+s+op. and a good defensive man Opponenf Redlands U. I Easf L.A.J.C. 4 Redlands U. l2 Chaffey J. C. 8 Venfura J. C. 5 Mi. San An'ronio 4 Mt Palomar I Pasadena I2 Riverside 5 Fullerfon 9 Neil McDowell. quify pifcher and hard hiH'ing owl'- fielder. who also handled infield and cafching chores Fans infenHy wafch baseball clash WM ,.. .-..--,- 4 A S.B.V.C. Opponenf ll Cal. Poly 8 W: San+a Ana J. C. I2 I5 La Verne 3 8 Cal Poly 3 a':8 Cifrus J. C. 2 l5 La Verne l 1:5 Riverside 0 tConference games. M , MW i, W H Wm yy W9 m '4, , W 0;, or; Lars j V WV Neil McDowell in one of his winning dives off Hue high board I r swimming Ably coached by veferan menfor Arf Schaefer. +he San Bernardino Valley College swim Jream goJr 0H +0 a flying S+ar+ and looked forward +0 a highly successful spring season. In Haeir firsf Jrwo meefs. bofh againer We sfrong Riverside Tigers. +he Braves emerged wifh ero clear-cu+ friumphs. 50-25. and 47. 23. The Indian fankmen losf one encounfer. a conference clash +0 +he power-laden Fullerfon Hornet, buf even in defeaf +hey looked like a beHer-fhan-average-squad. inasmuch as +he Hor- ne+slare undefeafed and gained recognifion as +he oufsfanding iunior college swim Jream by Jraking Jrop laurels in +he Nafional Junior College meef af Compfon, California, in lafe Aprii. The Tribe also downed highly-foufed Pomona College, 43- 32. and are expecfed +0 finish high up in +he Easfern Confer- ence standings. despife +he fad Hwaf swimming facilHies are lacking on He campus. The Jream has used +wo aHernafive pools, one af Arrowhead Springs Hofel. and +he ofher af Hue cHy Y.M.C.A. Redskin swimmers who have proved Hweir meHle againsf sfiff compe+i+ion are: Welland in +he 440: Melanson. Garrow. and Hanson in Hwe relays: Herinchen in +he sprinf even'rs, and Phelps and Miller in +he medley dashes. Coach Schaefer en- +ered Weiland in +he 440; Hanson. Garrow. and Melanson in +he medley dashes. and Herinchen in +he shorf evenfs af +he Nafional Junior College preliminaries a+ Compfon. and +he Jream gave a good accounf of ifself. finishing in sixfh spof in a field of 43 compefifors. a fernafive 0013' ofher af fhe Uh Ir meHIe again;l e'anson, Germ, Drinf evenfs, anj pch Schaefereg. - GHd Melanson shorf evenfsa Compton, and nishing in 54'fo Eager swimmers awauf gun Wally Taggarf Wayne Hippensfiel Eddie Roberfs tennis Capfained by lasf year's conference singles cham- pion. Monfe Meyers. +he Valley College nefmen recorded a number of impressive wins in league play affer geHing off +0 6 bad sfarf. Feafuring aggressive singles play. +he Brave rac- quefeers chalked up decisive wins over Mf. San Anfonio. Sanfa Ana. and Easf Los Angeles Junior College, +he firsf ero being conference clashes. The Indians' win over a sfrong Sanfa Ana Dons squad enabled +he Tribe +0 gain firsf-division ranking in league play, and gave prom- ise of a s+rong finish in +he race for H19 conference gon- felon. Sfandoufs in singles play were Meyers and Wayne Hippensfiel. Brave aces. wifh able supporf being accord- ed H1em by Eddie Roberfs. Wally Taggarf. Rudy Car- penfer. and Jennings Van Norfwick. Top doubles combinafions consisfed of Hippensfiel and Roberfs. Meyers and Taggarf, backed by alfernafes Bill Gregory. Orlyn Jones. and Randy Lauferborn. The faculfy Jrennis Jream. sparked by Brave newL coach Roger Anfon. mafched racquefs wifh Hue Indian varsify in an early season encounfer. and managed +0 salvage a single poinf while going down +0 a 9-l defeat ya Valley College neHers were led by Capfain Mo.nfe Myers 5 , m, ,MMM ; , x XV , Q Ma a :;$vyNI i . :x x , - -Axmx wwx. ' x g L ,, - M 7 , LVw ;' . Mainfaining +he doubles repuhfion of Valley College were Les Haufh and Jennings Van Norfwick .waumxxw Lee Fulmer Hos+mark Coach WaH Opp Represeang Valley College H113 year in Hwe confer- ence race for gohC laurels were a band of linksmen foo sharp for Jrheir comperifion. In Jtheir firsf six marches of He year. Jrhey proceeded +0 waHop all comers. Sparked by Hwe forrid shooh'ng of Ed HEH. Number One man from Chicago. +he fellows sfarfed on Jrheir win- ning sfreak wifh a convincing vicrory over Redlands Universify, l4-l. The MoumL San Anfonio linksmen nexiL fell +0 Hwe scorching golf shoJr by our sfickers. In H135 meef Jrhe score was a Jrorrid l3 for +he Valley College and a weak 2 chalked up for Mounf San Anronio. Supposedly having +he s+ronges+ ream In +he area, Fullerfon Jrook Hwe Valley College golf Jream very lithy only +0 be hipped by a ferrific bunch of pellef pushers, -6 Bill Zowarka . calf ' Ed Hill Coach WaH Opp's men really hir rheir Slmde W'Jrh +hree consecufive vicfories +ha+ definifely Stamped me as leading confenders for He crown whiCh is presently resring in He San Bernardino Jrrophy room. Among +.e vicrories was a MIXTVZ massacre of MOUNJF San AU+OnLO' The ofher +wo wins were over Chaffey and Rivers'de y iden+ical l3-2 scores. Backbone of fine +eam was Ed Hill. Lee Fulmer. hens- fer from MarqueHe; Ben Hosrmark. and Harry Welss. ShooHng almoer as consis+enHy were BiH Karana. Ray Sfyskal. Les Dollahan. and easy-swinging BiH Zowarkab From earlY'Season performances if appeared +ha+.an undefeared conference championship was in +he making aJr Valley College, ll Kafana Riverside frans' 1a rrY Weiss- Iu'mef. Qfana' Ray ZoWar a. red Hm an +he making A ugly y :62 is??? Z: 24 36 $1 323$, $12, ?ggigxzwwuvwa 7 L Kg? 4,? , 2w H $. w w v y. Doris Johansen. Ipresidenf: Mary Pinkerfon, vice-presidenh Gwen Haygood, secrefary-freasurer: Beverly Schroeder. feam sporfs manager; and Adrienne Linke, individual sporfs, fall semesfer officers The women's Afhlefic Associafion. under +he ioinf sponsorship of Mrs. Erma Glass and Miss Faye Wensel, conducfed a large-scale program of afhlefic parficipafion for well as a dinner meeffng on Jrhe firsf Monday of each monfh. A special horse-back . and also a parfy af +he home evenfs were designed +0 acquainf new women Doris Johansen was presiden+ of Jrhe organizahon; Mar Gwen Haygood. secrefary-freasurer: Beverly Schroeder, Adrienne Linke. individual sporJrs manager for Jrhe faH se y Pinkerfon. vice-presidenf: feam sporfs manager; and meerer. One of Jrhe final evenfs 01c Jrhe year was Jrhe W.A.A.-Facul+y spoaH game May IO. which Jrhe factu won, 19-2. I W4 , ,gpM Ready, aim. fire! 9000' s veg m x .- Mg 6; wing .S'm' law? rah! m Kanesfer consults fhe coa . Capfa Sfanding- ain Kanesfer com : Nu down and under l7 , XI , w W W 7V2??? x 2??va a x ' ' Z Jackie Nellans. LaVaugh Hawkins, Vivian. Miller. Ann Heinfelf. and Phyllis Elder modeling informal sfyles W??? Neva BarHeH. Juliana Smifh, Vivian Miller, Madelyn Cur+is, Zonelle Lines. and Janet Adams ,,, X x ' WV KWVN x xx Wm M ,x .i; 1111? 951K; .2$4$4$7 ADVERTISING ox: . . ,9? 92 ,xf g V .74, 52w, w? z 656071. W O H S E m 0, Am d D; '1 OM d Lw Ae ma T A N ,E H T 4V7 7 271 m V x x WW a MA , WWW 7P 9 - 1 L C Hornia Cuf Cardigan 80b 5:???nger ?tOdels our 6' San Bernardino Ir . CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of W 441.21 1948 776 4?; m w o WW?mj;7lf1 KWWWiMWMIMV 7w mam? ,0 MW m1. WWW ! MA; 2. M lwxvi' ' , 5: w z 4 x I MWWW w 383 3rd S+ree+ COOLEY HARDWARE C0. 1 179 E Street 4x4 4 V L 4 $4 44 S 7 4 44 4V 4 4? 7 4 24 4 77 453w w 4444! 1444444474 4 $4 6 4 2474 .4 . x .4 M43 34 s Goods mg Stockton's Sport The latest in all types of Goods Sporting Phone 342-17 479 3rd Street -82 401 Phone ,. V . 3 M 3 .. 486 4th Stree+ . .,,.ewwm-:- ,1m ., . n. 5- 1.,v .1 ..: ,3.., V . , 1948 ,w W :W. For finer men's wear 43 3 E Street Phone 205-76 SeH-Satisfying Hamburgers Malts and Shakes CONGRATULATIONS Flowers for All Occasions ROBERT FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES 5 WEDDING BOUQUETS H. G. Sargent 1155 F Street Phone 411-42 San Bernardino California CONGRATULATIONS Stephens and Bobbitt 1Class of '271 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 156 F Street San Bernardino Muggs 1Slave Labor1 Alexander HANSEN PLUMBING C0. - Servicing and Contracting 505 G Streef Phone 381-33 . San Bernardino California f . Wow Fying I Shakes y HOULE 3 ALLARD Chevron Station 3 Emergency Station Official Au+o Club of So. Calif. Precision Repairing 302 East I Street Colton. Calif. VONDEY'S 1 Jewelry and Gem Shop A Registered JeweWer and Certified PRATT BROTHERS . Gemo'ogist to serve you Sporting GOOdS ' Phone 241-21 309 E Street San Bernardino California 391 Highland Phone 322-75 To the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE The City of San Berna'rdino is proud to be the home of such an outstanding institution of learning. May we take this opportunity to wish tor you members of the Student Body of the San Bernardino Valley College every success in your chosen tieids of endeavor. We rest assured that your contribution to society in later years will serve as a continued inspiration for those students to tollow. Very truly yours. JAMES E. CUNNINGHAM. Mayor, City of San Bernardino. THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO Mayor, James E. Cunningham Councilmen: Ben P. Kirk Elmer Hoien Harold G. Lord John N. Harmon Curt H. Pinckert Ja hOme berg tHege rest ears Sto Bud Hunt MMMS. Presj buying his fourth policy from former Valley College football Star Jack Porter associated with FLOYD WELLS Insurance Jack Porter ll Insure receiving instructions WELL from With The Boss WELLS Meet the Office Staff Adeline dechd Wheeler and Beatrice UVMad McCain ELOYD WELLS- Insurance 459 4th St. Rm. 6 Mercantile Ct. San Bernardino Phones: 671 12 and 42321 Joanne Lockwood, popular Valley College Ayita, and Jack Keough. basketball captain. take time out to model sports togs for the weH-dressed college crowd. Jack's coat and slacks from Harris' Street Floor Men's Shop Joanne's blouse and new look skirt from Harris' 2nd Floor Sports Shop mousmos 0F swoem HARVEY S f a 1 SAN BERNARDIN Home of JChe National Orange Show Heart of the Orange Empire Mountain and Desert Resorts Manufacturing Districts San Bernardino Valley College San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce 533 E Street Phone 2105 You can buy on Our Easy Payment Plan .. . . Nor do we sell Your Contract. FOOSHEE SAN BERNARDINO 685-691 3rd Street .Phone 341-62 F ice no EDUCATION IS COMPLETE rtheWeHd WITHOUT DANCING LESSONS B u i I d F o r ' You are now laying +he foundafion upon which +0 build your success. Modern educafion recognizes Hiaf a sound body is as equally essen+ial +0 suc- cess as is a sound mind. Success' The dance is equaiiy a developer oi mind and body and is a joyous play. Our courses in dancing recognizes +his menfai and physical value wifhouf sacri- ficing ihe FUN in learning. PRIVATE and CLASS LESSONS 9 A.M. +0 IO PM. Send for Booklet Tlae Pchlaology of Dancingh Without Obligation Come in and let us discuss your dancing problems Telephone 403-34 for appoinfmenf I THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED i STUDENTS HARVEY CARROLL DANCING STUDIOS Sfaff of Experf SAN BERNARDINO Ins+ruc+ors 480 FIFTH a+ E STREET PHONE 403-34 THE EAGLE CAFE The Most Modern Downtown Cafe BROILED STEAKS- SEA FOODS Popular Prices 455 E Street San Bernardino Phone 531-85 California W. L. Bill COLEMAN Drop in with your photographic problems lOOK whaf stopped at 547 Base Line for finer quaiity Photo Finishing and Camera Supplies CONGRATULATIONS To the students 01 Hwe San Ber- nardino Valley College from ROY BAVIS' Arrowhead Camera Shop 0 o o o 0 We are now in our NEW more convenient location at 415 Third Stree+ 10pposi+e Ci+y Ham Visit; Our New Store! 0? EEEWEEJEJ 53an M5 7W Shad 10W 11.. cu, JlalD Harrson's Sporting Gaods We are proud to have helped with yourAmuau w DEVENOT'S Phone 483-14 443 4th Sfreet 307 Highland Avenue Phone 371-93 1g 72F In at, mzo--43t-'C-IJ47DOZOO 540 ' a Street CRY Ham lew Store! W4 E31 SEW w'w' H 041 w Ate Watch for Quality, Value, $1er in Smart TEEN Apparel -93 mZO-H rc4 wOZOO 540 Third St. KELLY'S WATCH SHOP San Bernardino Allen 8: Sons Iron Works Over sixty years' 0 experience Chain link, Fencing. General Repairing. Truck Springs. Ornamental hon Welding. Forgings Phone 20-114 368 Third 5+. San Bernardino Ca'ifornia BARNUM 81FLAGG Printers Bookbinders Stationers Office Outfitters Janitors' Supplies 439 Court Street 442 Third Street Phone 2165 San Bernardino CONGRATULATIONS KNUDSEN'S CREAMERY 1049 Base Line San Bernardino California AUSTIN STUDIO A special Graduafion offer to students 12- 3 x 5 Grey in folder and 1 - 8 x 10 Bronze - Complete $5.00 WiH supply Glossy for Annual according +0 specificafions wiJrh order of $5.00 or more. ' Modern ligh'ring and equipmenf 454 E S+ree+ San Bernardino WELL DONE!! TO THE SUCCESSFUL VETERANS WHO HAVE COMPLETED A SUCCESSFUL YEAR RENEWING THEIR EDUCATION . . . . AS A SPONSOR OF THE G. l. BILL OF RIGHTS. the American Legion is helping World War II Veterans to help themselves. The American Legion represenfs American principles and ideals which will guide young veferans of Jroday in Jrheir march +0 hufure world leadership. . C . CONGRATULATIONS From SAN BERNARDINO POST 14 AMERICAN LEGION 368 Fourth Sfreet San Bernardino SAN BEBNARDINO VALLEY TRANSIT C0. CONCEIVING OUR FRANCHISES AS A TRUST. THIS COMPANY PLACES SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC ABOVE ALL OTHER CON- SIDERATIONS. ALTRUISM? YES . . . BUT ALSO A RECOGNITION OF THE FACT THAT THE COMMUNITY SPONTANEOUSLY RE- WARDS THOSE WHO DESERVE IT. May 6 Cal'fOrnw MO 0 StUdeni-S ier D'efe specificah'ons M11 11 n Bernardino N- COMPLIMENTS OF SUlN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE 11 3 1 43o COURT STREET and INLAND ENCR'AVINC COMPANY 105-119 F STREET SAN BERNARDINO. CALIFORNIA W m B Q Q mum w 9 I!' 2345 'HMHZ mums we'p- A iv; g5. o y i m- WvaWN , X may o w a , o y , , 11 szo ,Aw 'W 46 a , w I ' MM wWo o W , , X . M at? WM'w W O ? 4WMMI g; discuss production difficuHies. . 47,' 7mm wthmW Harry C. Phelan. Jr.. Charles F. HennonI Milo F. Olivera, John L. Meek. and Thursfon B. Swarfz I Thank You... Wlfh +his brief message of grafifude. I wish +0 +hank whoIe-hOearfedly +he many individuals who gave Invaluable ?Lofessmnal aid in +he produdion of H115 year's Tom-Tom. +h'e yearloook sfaH members were ins+rumen+al in making CIslyears a'nnual a colorful review of +he lhce of Valley I ol.ege during I947-48. buf wifhouf +he aid of He fol- gwmg. people. +he difficulfies of producfion would have een Increased Jren-folcl. lnIEAZj- JE. L. Meek and Mr. Harry C. Phelan. Jr.. of +he thn rilgraivmg Compony. spenf many fedious hours Com me Ironing 0qu The mnumerable difficulfies +ha+ ac- and Frijnyrjpy engrovmg process. Mr. Charles F. Hermon in H r. Ilo F. Ollverat of +he Sun Prinfing and Publish- hql; . ouse. gave unsparmgly of bofh Hme and efforf in e ng JrO make H113 year's edifion of Tom-Tom +he big- gesf and bes1L in Hue hisfory of Jrhe school. My special +hanks go +0 Mr. Thursfon B. Swarfz. our long-suffering adviser. who has had +0 confend pafienH wifh our many eccenfric ways and foolish anfics. Througz all of if he remained calm. persevering. and pafienf. and served as a sfeadying influence in coordinafing efforfs of +he enfire sfaff. Credif for formal porfraifs goes +0 Scarborough-Wind- sor Sfudio and for Dean RobenL N. Troufman's phofo- graph +0 Randolph Sfudios. Edifor-in-Cl'mimc I948 Tom-Tom. f ewxyv wa X y f L L7 L, Lwozywwi ?yyzy? gg L m 6,92,qu i6 L w 4 w w L WWWMngi . A. x , 004va$9$3 , xQxL , a $3.4 xrv$g 9Q , V ?Axrbxs ,L 4? LL , 26?i,,si$gw 2$ 90X: $$$$$va :7 ?W 7 v7; x? WAX , L X X L L . .L 2 ii; xxx $xk$ $5 La aufiwgsnw H.