San Bernardino Valley College - Tom Tom Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)
- Class of 1952
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Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:
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A Iribule by Ruth Stirling '0 Mrs. Effie .Iane Lounsbury given a! the Memorial Assembly, February 27, 1952 As I was shaking hands, I looked up at the person to whom I had been introduced. She was very pleasant. And although Pm not ex- actly sure why-I immediately liked her. She was gracious, warm, and friendly, and seemed genuinely interested in me and in our con- versation. The talking was gradually turned toward the students and toward the activities of Valley College. She wanted to know what I thought would be the best way to keep the high standard of our school in relation to our community and my opinions on many other problems which we students face. After a few minutes she excused herself and joined a group of older friends, but I do not believe that I will ever forget the time I spent with her. Mrs. Lounsbury was a Vital, a living person, enthusiastic in wanting to help the students for she sincerely loved young pe0ple. She was always giving her support to the activities and the programs we planned. She was a very happy, smiling lady, happy because she continually was enlarging her horizons, and because she so enjoyed helping other people. Her humor and laughter were continuous and very contagious. She was always laughing at obstacles and situations at which most people would have certainly complained. To me, Mrs. Lounsbury was a living example of a line spirit and a true Christian. Now that she has left us, it is no wonder that we feel that we have lost an outstanding friend and a fine co-worker. Wait; that isn,t the way we should feel. We really haveift lost her. There really isnlt a vacancy left. Because of her vitality and her per- sonality, it just isnlt possible to have lost her. Her memory is still here-a great, kind, and loving memory. It will be perpetuated by the scholarship that is being set aside as a monument to all the good which she believed that we, the students contained and all the good which she knew that we could accomplish. ' SAN BERNARDINO 52 --1 w VALLEY CO? 7 :2 : , TOM TOM LOOKING BACKWARD , Qt. Y. 1952 campus administration classrooms 4 organizations activities chit chat 6 athletics 7 sophomores freshmen 9 E I gffw l, fl . X X .. .. r 9' '0, ,X X 457 X ?; . , ..... . 1 xi, i qi ' . ' , campus M m R 0 n D U A SCIENCE HALL day GREEK THEATRE actually three buildings in one, the new TECHNOLOGY BUILDING provides the College with the most advanced facilities for TE C H N O L O GY B U 1 LD 1 N G engineering and technical studies, home economics, and music. LIBRARY ....u..... whu-b mam ,M 4Mmmmm . OBSERVATORY G ,. m l, D u w . N la. 0 1i, . M .. 1i. R 2.. , p ..... u T. B s m w. W -. mm$$xx .. A .82.! A , 5. x1458 $$ .4M3 3x 2 administration BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. John M. Oakie chairman . x Mr. Warren rFrriggi Mr. Sam E. Andrews secretary ,. 7 7.. wT. .gl Mr. Joseph W. Synder Mr. Woodrow Mill I outer office Mrs. Pauline C. Wade ever gracious secretary to fhe president Dr. John L. Lounsbury president of the college inner office vice president and business manager Virginia Kylius Pairicia McGillian secretary to Mr. Nichols Raymond Rodriguez Mrs. Mariellen Rogers secretary to Mr. McDaniels r. J. W. McDaniels id; president in charge of educational program hi . Mrs. Nora Parker Coy, director of Evening College Mrs. Ruth Murphy secretary to Mrs. Coy Dr. Tempe E. Allison, dean of women Mrs. Amilia Denzler secrefary to dean Allison Mrs. Mildred E. Young secretary fo dean Troulmcm Robert N. Troutman, dean of men MW Mrs. Edna Bauer librarian of the college Lois French Gertrude D. Odell Humanities Class a visit to Frank Lloyd Wright, the great American architect of Taliesin West, Phoenix, Arizona 33 classrooms on r Mr. Chipps The one in the middle is Mr. Shaeffer director of physical education Babe Hcinberg track coucH Clyde Williams football coach sometimes he had to be a magician Miss Pszczola women's physical education instructor k nu YVQKM . -. - LN. ;- a r TOM TOM photographer in the background Nhafs Ronald Wilhite, . quotes Allen a history class , 7 1 1- Mr. Bernard MufHey director of audio visual , 1 1 Mr. Herbert Russe 11' now wafch Ihe birdie Ellis Spackman chairman-sociul sci : director of athletics Mrs. Rich business chuirman-business education . Marlyn Smull he has more pipe: at home Mr. HoWard Palmer 7 Miss Malottke business- a: usual business- stridly Mr. Raymond Pingle Mr. Willard N. Anderson bUSineSS - . - whafurnodel business- wiih interest 5 . - m III II Music Class listening L Mr. Harold Confer chairman of the music department Mr. Dale Robbins director of the choir and glee club frark . HI 8111055 never look a gift horse in the moulh John Boylin chairman-division of the arts or? sludonk select a painting '0 purchase for 'he College Mr. Robert Daley instructor in painting Mrs. Hilde Mohle instructor in art Mr. Walters engnsh Mr. Duane Anderson Mrs. Josephine Broholm engHsh Mr. Arthur R. Truscott engHsh ' v.1, Il-Vl. Er' Mr. Harold Pigott chainnun-englhh depurhnenf 3!!!! ' a: ' Miss Betty Thomas english and plays Mr. Jim Rankin foreign languages Mr. Charles Roedecker publicity x Mr. Emil Schnier Mr. Floyd Mestler diesel Mr. Lee Mufich electricity Mr. Milton Hunnex aeronautics 7 , f .. ' w j 4 Edwin 13- Heath head of the technical division Mr. Arlie Butterfield mathematics-and stories Mr-Lee Moore mathematics we also learned about the birds and bees Mr. Clinton Schonberger instructor in biology Dr. Eltoh Edge Mrs. Beatrice White head home economics iss Ambrosia Noetzel home economics Mrs. Timmerrnan iusf in case Mr. Arlee Butterfield i i; , Mr. William Brenizer Mr. G. W. Swanbeck Mr. George Beatti r. Russell Baldwin Mr. Roger Antoh Glen Arthur snooksy HE ARROWHEADS claunedup the victory bell organizations . G... 1 j . ,gnjl 9. g e-','..-'-,'. ' v :75 ,'.W.;v.. ,. I ,v. v ' , W. W. I 41' , I , V A. . I W W x w W ' a l ' k W x W. BOb P0 k0 1:! semester edi'ok Matt Kearney 2:1d semesfer editor V M N w W WW . ' 091 Q9 Mww v . Q QQ MW- ably V . x W W M . ix'y :- . Mfg: 934M WM; W W m. M W WARWHOOP STAFF W W Alph Gamma Slgrna V In semester Alpha Gamma Slgma MADRIGAL ENSEMBLE D N A B E G E L L O C AWS OFFICERS AMS OFFICERS Frances Muir Pat Clements Betty Chandler Carol Worthen Jerri Musick Marty Morrison a 131 um. pres. Jack Hanson 2nd mm. pn 432-: a I. 14A Bob Popko Fahk Livac' Jerri Musick vice pm. Dr. Tefripe Allison Caro l Ford president Ray Mufiana Bob McGhie k RROWHEADS A w nurses at work 1' g1. g, R A NURSES CLUB NEWMAN CLUB COLLEGE CHOIR . A T L . m m A E D L B 4 B .c A L . H .. m p I LAMBDA DELTA TA PI BETA BOWLING CLUB ' BOWLING CLUB W.A.A. OFFICERS LETTERMENS CLUB s i? . , x E DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB WGW RADIO CLUB 033 F l I 546i NGINEERING SOCIETY . s E ,1 FORESTRY CLUB . . 7 . ' 'n-u activities 'a iill iump 7 like this . . . repairs HOMECOMING Queen Cathy mm mmmrgumm . Joan Page June Olson Cathy Green Gisele Echeverri Frances Muir CarolSnyder 12:57 u.m. 1'3?le Hluih mum ?Ruilllx singing at the Christmas tree lighting CHRISTMAS FORMAL w w 'K' t the ARROWHEADS and NURSES DANCE .5 broom mr.? COLLEGE NIGHT louise Miller TWO BLIND MICE ,W Bob Rose Bobbie Butler MIRANDA Roy Kolesar Helen Hall Miss Thomas Backstage spring vacation AT LAGUNA , FER: , .. A ...... ; -v Carole Stewart mermaids ..,'; w x k ; WUZ xvaZ IEAWK chit chat 6 CAMPUS CLASSICS cLASSIE t n e m m o c o n ii .A . A's: .. LAMA; DAISY SEASON L PI AA some played stretch while others . . . Marilyn 8: Howard Joan 8: Chuck Cathy 8: Bill the and the Pat Wright F rances Muir joan Davis r LB 13:: J ' . .9511. 7 7 F! athletics $ IX m K M I +7 ha NH K; 4A 1. ' - '$ q :' A ' P , 3t. . r 40'2' . H ,g l 'n . g, l E, ' x 1- : .7 K . , r K I 4 . , , 3 I f r R V M '5; M ' . - 1H . y L V L Al- r , z; f 3 f XTJI ml w. 4 - - ' J . K g f . x4: g Kn mm: L I I . -Z- w J 5;; 84-x ,- we cheered again, and again, and again KKK. 1er champions ALL THE WAY the record games won . . . . . . . . 11 games lost . . . . . . . . . 0 total points scored . . . . . . 498 points scored against . . . . . 49 total yardage gained . . . . . 4.420 total yardage by opponents . . . 1582 highest scorin g team in nation best defensive record in the nation head coach Clyde Williams ranked No.1 in the nation captain John Rushing they did it again fouchdo and again season's recor Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . .- . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . , . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . Valley College . . . . . . . . . . . . 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George Hobbs Clyde Williams head coach Lennie Smith cut them down Maggie We : i1 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Clyde Williams . Dr. Lounsbury Dan Towler john Rushing BASKETBALL Joe Ellen Hook Tommy Williams TLAYER OF THE YEAR? All-Southern California Jr. College-1951-52 bi95+l Coach Ray Blake Tommy Williams Clyde Maxim Dave Zilm Jim Keiley Barrie Middaug we saw you . . . Barrie Middaugh tough going Barbara Buck Dave Zilm , g 145 Harry Violette ' like this. Clyde Maxim Sc K BASEBALL Pitts - Rushing Snooksy with Friend- PITCHING STAFF Butala Krueger Dmochowsky Pitts Huls Watson Jeter WOODSMEN Gaffney Rudy Kaplan 1 . , . Ir: $51!!!! TRACK Claude Diggs .6 rank Livacich V Chuck Beeman r r J Ross McMillan STUDENT BODY OFFICERS A? y x i o? Marilyn Derryberry Rein Maavere vice pres. fa semesier vice pres. spring semesfer 2am 4,... vwm , ev 'V'1-, 1 . , .- ' 49 ' , 1p'unuuu-n U r 5, v-vnvvvl-ncn1 i if, :.,1 :1 ;1g1:Ip.W I I ' 3!.111:;: :$' B111 Lockwood , . president fa sem. 'r '7 ' . . t ' I I it It. . an . o '15 I, . , rtnhvvvomhz 1..-.11A 'n..u ' .5 , ', . -',7a111v414y,, Bill Mort jerry Wright commissioners of rallies Howard Russell , Pat Philbin president spring sem. cheerleader Dick Cole Commissioner of Fine Arts Dona Butler ne Overmeyer treasurer Chuck Mathwin comm. of social affair: 01 Ford a.w.:. pres. RCiI'l Maavere Kolesar Neil Roberts Pat Boynton Elanore Beckhart . of club: comm. o! alhleh'c: fresh rep. fresh rep. Marilyn Wynn Evie Servatius STUDENT COUNCIL FALL SEMESTER Neva Aringdale . secretary Ray Robbins treasurer Jenine Stone comm. of rallies 4545' -- Joan STUDENT COUNCIL SPRING SEMESTER k2? wggldbck g1 Jerri Musick Evie Servatius Chuck Morse WNick 614;; John AnZaloneyji'lA soph pres. Frank Livacich vice pros. Gene jozens ireusurer correspon ding secrefary sophomores 1 VriMusick ' ' ' Jerry Wright 9 ? hisforian g 1 $24 xh 1 El l- h, , Nam! Abba Joseph Aceves Shirley Adam: John Anzalone Wauneva Aringdale Jan Aum'n h H13 . Lois luffersby Charles Beeman Yvonne Bond Joseph Bono Louisa Brand! Roy Breyer f '1 James Brown Kenneth Brown Dona Bufler Willie Fay Bufler Donald Cameron Joan Campbell Murray Campbell 4+, ;, ; C l. Charlene Chamber: Bony Chandler Gail Clemens Pat Clements Charles COW, Fern Comstock Edwin Cross Cathy Cummings i, ; :r i? Joan Davis William Doughry Marjorie Duke Roborf C unis 98: 5, V4 44 Herbert L. Eager Jim Fernandes Frank Ferre Kathleen Flesher Kaihy Forbes Carol Ford Carola Gallick David A. Garcia n- : r l m' '1: XXV Ii Cathy Green Harvey Greer Fred Hageman Barbara Haggerfy Alice Harmayer , AN d Harper Albert L HarHina George M. Howard Jorice Jacob: John T. Johnson Barbara L. Jones Cliff Jordan Gene Jon ,- Jame: Kelley Rosemary Hariwick Donna Haslam Frank Haza: Albert Hedrick Richard Hill Warner Hodgon H.115 mu Kiely Donald Kizor Wayne Kizer Bonnie Knigh! Roy Kolesar Maynard Lane ,7 , 51:? AV Rein Maavere Doyla Mam'n EIIIn Maxwell Beatrice Miller Ray Moore Don Morrison Marilyn Moyer Dearld Munsee Dom'e Norris Anna NuMer gym!- ., v u lunon Olivar Juno Olson Donn. Overmoyor David Paarson Barry Porazzo X Bob Rankin Harrison Rowling Joya Roodor Mahmoud Rezau Dori: Ringgonborg Pal Roach A l: . . v. - 'l ' . Janet Rolf. Howard Russel Nancy kyle: Goorge Samstad, Jr, Joan Sanerwhin Diciar Schulz ; way; i Don Schultz Evin Sorvaiiu: Anne Shirrolls Charles Simon: Grace Sinyard Carolyn Slono Carol Snyder R Orville Sweeney Robert Thomas Marshall To . Milton Weaver Rulho Stirling K Danni: Wnoms Gladys Weem: Joan Weyand William White Helen Wilson Janice Zimmerman Barbara Eddins secretary Nancy Henson presiden! Jerry MoHat freasurer 9 freshmen um, freshmen day Ernie Alvarez Jim Anderson Mildred Andres Diane Asbill Joe Baksh Ray Baksh n Charlotte Balcom Bonifa Ballew Theodore Banard David Bears Eleanor Beckhan Julie Bishop M Dennis Blakkob Pa! Boynion Franklin Brakebi! Juan Cabral Ray Carriaga Luci . Casfollano: Mary Chan: 4;? , 5? ' $ I Marilyn Chrisfenson Bony Coldiron George Coppens Patricia Cox F. 5. Crognalu honoHo Dahlsirom Tholma Dawson Rudy Do Santos Carol Du Bois Vosior Easterling Gisele Echevorri Allen Eliason Edward Farr Robert Fuller Li; .1. XX Virginia Gavin John Gaming Bill Gibson Neal Gilberi Barbara Glen Sue Gorsuch Ralph Gorfon Saymour Greenwood avid Jognia Bill Johnson Ocio Lock. am'n Macy Kay Malcom l , olon Hull Eileen Hampion Nancy Hanson Hal Johnsion Julia Krauso Ra y Marshal! Eugene Harrin gion lovorly Howard Lloyd Kan 9a: . Blake Kuhn: Warren Lyon Maureen Hoban Dona Hunter Torry Ingle - .N Fred Lakes Suzanne Lamb Jack McKinney L ynom Maxey Phylin Merrill Laura Nelle Hogan Richard Kimball Joe Jackman Geska King Ravel Landeras Donna McNalIey Alton Morfwifz Mary Holt Lewis Joaniaquoi Lois lilloy William McVey George Meyer Loren Miller Ronnie Melony Clark Morgan Frances Muir Wymona Nailing , : , 4' w A . , , , V . A.. . 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