San Diego Junior College - Legend Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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Blvgvnh 19511 view Eirgn fduninr Qlnllvgv San Eirgn, Qlalifnrnia llvgrnh 19511 Qlvntrnnial 7 hiiinn STAFF Editor: Bob l-lalvorsen Society: Pat Noret Sports: Bob Baxley Art: Rene Soriano Photography: Wilbur Lee Copy: Carol Lawrence Wendell Blase Bill Jasmagy Marilyn Cobb Ray Krum Marilyn Cunneen Marilyn Miers Maryellen l-lill Bill Moran Bob Gay Martha Puckett FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Signe Carlson, Organization Miss Alta Gallagher, Adviser Mr. Eli Karpel, Art Mr. Gene Lyle, Photography ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The l95O LEGEND statt wishes to extend sincere thanks and an expression of appreciation for the splendid cooperation of the artists, the photographers, the cover rnanutacturers, the engraver, the printer, the taculty and the student body in malcing possible the LEGEND of l95O. Their helpful suggestions and untiring efforts have been an untailing inspiration. mf K' sf' gi' if ., sei? 2.30 57 1' ilinrmnnril Qlvntennial 1 hitinn Eurelca! exclaimed Archimedes when he had discovered a method of determining the purity ofthe gold in King l'leira's crown. I have found it! Eurelca! exclaimed each lucky forty-niner as he gazed at the precious nugget of gold in his calloused palm. I have found it! When in I85O California was ready for statehood, the motto chosen that best exemplified the spirit of the pioneers was none other than Eureka-ll have found itl, for wealth in its various forms was theirs' for the taking. t This issue of the LEGEND, the Golden Book, interes- tingly shows the opportunities that many students of San Diego Junior College have found for developing their talents and abilities and thus have added to the enrichment of their daily living. For them, too, it has been Eurelca! 1 v ' o I n'n 1-1-0, O-9.l. -.9 Although we cannot predict exactly what the San Diego Junior College will be like ten years trom now, there can be no quess tion that it will have grown long betore that into one ot the most important educa- tional institutions in the entire San Diego area. The justifications tor this loeliet are not ditlicult to tind. For one thing we need only loolc at the record ot the past three years, a record which reveals a growing strength in all three centers in the program ot instruction, in student activities, and in the healthy coordination ot the entire Junior College among its several parts and with the community. And when we realize that the Junior College has grown strong in spite ot many material obstacles-inade- quate housing and poor tacilities, tor in- stance-we cannot help feeling secure in our taith in the future. There are still many questions tor which right answers must loe tound loelore there can be detinite planning: but the proven intelligence, courage, resourcetulness, and initiative ot our taculty and students will be sutticient to meet the challenge. DR. JOHN ASELTINE President ot San Diego Junior College Evening Center Lett to Right: Paul E. Klein, Princi- pal: Lois J. De Franco, Counselor: William A. Koller, Counselor. Business and Technical Center Left to Right: Joseph H. Stephen- son, Coordinator ot Trade and lndus- trial Education: Walter L. Thatcher, Principal: Margaret D. Olson, Vice- Principal: J. Wilson Getsinger, Vice- Prinicpal: Leonard R. Eimon, Registrar. Applied Arts and Science Center Lett to Right: Lawrence W. Carr, Jr., Vice-Principal: Harry E. Jones, Acting Dean: Frances K. Archibald, Counselor: Percy T. Allen, Vice-Prin- cipalp Alfred W. Nall, Registrar: Ruth Munsell, Vice-Principal: Robert S. Hamilton, Counselor. 2-Xhminiztraiiun '- hu.. ..,fs-ss-sa MUN-ng.. r iliarulig sinh Gllwazwa Applied Arts and Science Center Top to Bottom: Ralph A. Vernacchia. Dulce A. Lovell, Franlc B. Petrich, Arthur D. Avery, Barbara D. Cleland. Not in Picture: E. Harrison Maxwell. Evening Center Row I: Rose M. Hubler, Arthur P. Rhodes, Marguerite W. Nettlcs, L. Geraldine l-lcndriclcson. Row 2: Edwin W. Smith, Ernest M. Wolf, l-larry Ruja. James K. Mee- han, Robert F. Smith, Peter A. Lee, Russell E. Warren. Business and Technical Cenier Row I: Alita D. Siiicls, Sui: S. Dodge, Maryarth: H. Tayior, Frances L. Craig, Syivia Hcnseii, Ruin V. Loyan. Row 2: Laura E. Harrington, Lowirii Anderson, Wiiiiam G, Urban, Riiiii E. Robinson, Ruin M, Biacicwcil, Eivia C. Carnpbcii, Etiiciiten M. Baugiw, Odus I.. Morgan, Siiiricy 6, Sawadc, Giibcrrf S. Jonnsion, Frances N. Kolier, Sheridan R, Gorton, Genova C. Adams. SPANISH CLASS Evening Center Applied Arts and Science Center Row I: Richard B. Miiirr, Margarvf E. Eagrr. Robcri S. i-iarniiton, Jr. Row 2: Murl James Gibson, Gertrude Lore rainy: Dustin, Winfred L. Gicr, Row 3: D. Russcli Biirtraw, Wiiiiam G, Jamison, Loornis M, Ganaway, Wiiinam T. Cyran if iliarultg sinh Qllazzvu Q gaugnusu-:N ikiii' iq-5.-af-nnnvhrff i5.'e'f.... - Q'. 'nf- 2 i:z X .viarultg zmh Qllamnren y. r i l l i l .a Applied Arts and Science Center Row I: John L. Graham, Lovell I-I. Peirce, W. Forest Whedon, Jael: W. Salyers, Jr., Josephine Shipley, Mary L. Jannoch. Row 2: Robert S. Winter, Robert W. Lippman, Weldon M. Lewis. Evening Center Row I: Agnes M. Anderson, Raul Rosado, Claudette de Villatranca. Row 2: Anatole Shap, Ernest F. Mellinger, Charles J. Krieger, Robert L. Pirazzini, Bill K. Bramble, Clarence A. Hall, Victor J. Slcoglund, Carl P. Wie- dow, Aloysius H. Sommer. f er 5.35 Business and Technical Center Row I: John W. Hatelson, Eli Karpel, Virgil W. Sholley, Charles H. Parlcer. Row 2: Kenneth F. Gibson, Beniamin S. Hamilton, Charles T. Hall, Kenneth D. Fawcett, William A. Hudson, Louis Wein- berg, W. Sam Day, Robert D. Bailey, James R, Harrison, Harley W. Smith, Willard S. Blaclcinton. Business and Technical Center Row I: Jessie Mae Clark, Frances M. Dixon, Martha Beclcer, Elinor Frazer, Shirley A. Vincent. Row 2: Eugene P. Lyle, E. Wil- lard Wooltolk, Warren C. Golson, Richard W. Schulz, Thomas Ashley. iliarulig sinh Qilzwfrw Evening Center Left to Right: Kathcrinc F. Franlclin, William S. Brtinvr, Marccllt' M. Marsh, Liicilv L. l-ltintington, Calslo A. tgwia, Norman W. Rudd, Edward W, Cr-xgtrriuf, Dorothy S, lohnson, Dana C. Field. -'1 'W A T -we n.fnn Applied Arts and Science Center Row I: Robert E. Sharon, Frances K. Archibald Virginia Wilcoxson, Narra L. Jones, Alta M. Gal- laghcr Lorraine M. Lundberg. Row 2: Robert L. Rirazzini, Lillian W. Fitzpatrick, Maria S. Contrcras Constance Bowman, Signs M. Carlson, Charlvs M Newman, Jr, Business and Technical Center Row I: Ann C. Schieman, Margaret M. Gleason Ernily N. Zicglcr, l-lclcn L. Abell, Lucile G Zwcclc. Row 2: l-larry E. Shierson, M. John Rand, Otto W, Rcutingcr, Daniel E. l-lughcs. David F Ferns, Business and Technical Center Left to Right: Waiter G, Coats, Fallon M. l-icrn don, Carl G. Johnson. Applied Arts and Science Center Business and Technical Center Botany Class Carpentry Class EH elrultgg zmil Qilemfrrz Business and Technical Center Row I: CharIottc M. Oster- rnan, Louise F. Fcrnstronrr, Ina G. Maddux, Ivan O. OIsr:n. Row 2: George Anthony, Dax- ter A, Maddox, WendcII I.. French, Frederick A. Benson, Barth F, Monaghan, Anton J. Richetta, Louis Weinberg. Center, Left: RADIO CLASS Applied Arts and Science Center Center, Right: BUSINESS MACHINES Business and TecI1nicaI Center Applied Arts and Science Center Row I: Beatricc E. Thomp- son, Mary Ann I-Iotthine, Ann- Qtti B. Sftvtnson, B-gtiy J. Paxton, Birdcna WaItcrs. Row 2: WrIIiam C. BarIcy, Edward J. Rutta, Don CIarIcson, E:' I 1'.1:,A, ,. ,,.. ,A Ai ,A N , he WF' Svtaffz OFFICE STAFF Evening Center Top: Anne I-IartwcII. Bottom: Mary Schifiinger, MarveI Dusfon. OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF Business and Technical Center Left fo Right: Wanda Fairchild BQIIQ GabIi:, Mabel Oxc, Mar garet CarcIinaI, Michaela MitcI1vII, VioIa Vfagnvr. OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFFS Applied Arks and Science Center Row I: Nad-'izne CIarIc, Kathm- imi C. I-Iunivr, Adefe RQ5vnIii:Id, Mary CIarIc, I-IcIQn Torburt. Row 2: Louise C. Stanton, Jussi.: A. Harris, GIady5 M. I-IQWQII, WiIIiam W. Dwwgaw, B-'atric-' I, MC- Nanmm. 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ARMENDARIZ English lAA8iSJ Fortlcnightly Editor Nvwman Cluta Squires LEE C. BATES Science and Mathea matics lAA8iSl MARILYN ALLEN Sociology lAA3iSl MARY R. ARMSTRONG Social Science lAAX1Sl Phi Thcta Xi SHIRLEY BECK Recreational Leadership imzasi Phi mi., xr scc. AWS. W. W. ALLINGTON Science and Math matics lAA8cSl ENID M. ARNOLD Spcech Arts lAA8fSl BOB BEGA Scicncc and Math matics lAA8cSl EVELYN M. ANDERSON Secretarial lB8iTl BILL AYERS Accounting lB8iTl Kappa Phi Alpha prrsidirit l-lonor Society JERROLD BENDER Social Scicncc lAAXiSl Mrahuaivn all ANITA BERKUN Secretarial lB8rTl Phi Sigma Tau l.C,C. Commissioner ot Spy- cial Events lB8fTl PAULINE BLAKE Business lB8fTl CHARLES BRITZ Social Science lAAXrSl MARY LOU BEVILLE Speech Arts lAA8fSl ESTHER BOBROF English lAAXfSl Song Leader SYDNEY M. BUCHANAN Secretarial lBXfTl 'l'oastr'nistri:ss Squires BILL BIGGS Auto Shop lB8lTl Phi Tau Epsilon A.S,B, President lB8fTl A.S.B. Vice President irsari JOHN L. BRANNON Social Science lAAXlSl Kappa Phi Alpha DELMER C. BURK Social Scicncc lAAXcSl Sigma Tau Rho LCC. A.M.S. LOUIS E. BJELLAND Carpentry lBXfTl ALVIS T. BRAWNER Accounting lB81Tl DANNY BUTCHER Architectural Drafting lB8rTl Baseball MARY BLAKE English lAAXfSl Phi Theta Xi Song Leader JENNINGS BREWER Ornamental Horticulture lAA8fSl Alpha Delta I.C.C. President Tennis JOE D. CALKINS Radio lB8rTl Mrahuairz EDDIE M. CALLAHAN Social Scicncc: fAA8fSl Sigma Tau Rho Svnior Class President imgasi CkrITlYT1lSSlOUixV Gt AS' mtxrnblivs Studiint Court Judge DELBER CHIPMAN Scicncc and Mathef matics KAAZLSJ lntrartrtiral Basluztball KATHERINE DAHMS Finc Arts tAAXcSl A.W.S. Vics: Prrsidi-nt Sircrvtary Phi Sigma Tan, Primi- dr nt, Svcrvtary Hilltop Choir Bruwh niirt Palwttv LINDSEY B. CAREY Science and Mathe matics fAAXiSl Honor Society CHARLES COOK Science and Mathe- matics fAA8iSl Sports CARL J. DCGOUR, JR. Photography IBXQTJ Fortlcnightly lwnnis nf' QMKW FAUSTO CASTILLO Recreational Leaders lAA8iSl HOWARD COHEN English fAA8iSl FREDDY D. DIXON Accounting fB8iTl MARY A. CAWTHON Medical Aid rmasi mi wtf, xi ALVIN CRAWFORD Foreign Language KAA 8151 Capt. Wrestling Squad ANNE E. DOWNEY General Clerical lB81Tl Song Lvadcr N, SAMUEL CESPEDES Science and Mathe matics fAA8fSl Squires Enginwers FRANKIE CULP Pre-Nursing tAA81Sl W Commissioner ot Wom cn's Athletics W HARLEY C. DURFEE, JIJ Science and Maths! matics fAA8iSl Kappa Phi Alpha i Swimming l CHESTER B. ELLYSON Medical Aid iEl A.S.B. President, Vice President LEON FRANCISCO Ornamental Horticulture lAA8iSl Honor Society Engineers JAMES G. GORETSAS Sociel Science lAA8fSl Alpha Delta BRUCE ENGELHORN Diesel lB8iTl MARTY FREEDMAN Merchandising lBXfTl Iota Theta Phi, Vice President CARL R. GUSTAVSON Fine Arts lAAXrSl Mrahuatrn alba LYLE FERGUSON Merchandising lB8rTl JAMES F. GAUNTLETT Social Science lAA8iSl Honor Society Baccalaureate Chairman DON HADLEY Social Science lAA8iSl Alpha Delta Drama Baseball GLEN FARINGER Dratting lB8iTl Kappa Phi Alpha Basketball ERIC T. GIBIAN Science and Mathe- rnatics lAA8Sl WALTER HAMBLIN Social Sciigncv lAA8iSl 'lim fm JERRY FOSDIKE Foreign Language ifuxasi JOHN c. GIBSON Science and Mathe matics lAAXcSl 'lraclc DUKE H. HATAKEDA Aircratt lB8i'll Mrahnatvz Beau wavy-.9 QW' JOHN W. HElDMlLLER NORMA HElNRlCH TONY HEINTZ ELARlO HERNANDEZ ALEX R. HETTLINGER Electricity lBXcTl Social Science lAAXiSl Social Science lAA8fSl Social Science lAA8iSl Carpentry lB8iTl Wrestling Manager Sigma Tau Rho, Treas- Engineers urer EDWARD HOFFMAN JERRY D, JACOBSEN HARRY JAIR TED JANETTE LEWIS E. JOHNSON Merchandising lB8iTl Electricity lB8iTl General Business lB81Tl Foreign La n g u ag e Social Science lAA8fSl Iota Theta Phi Wrestling lAA8fSl EVELYN JOHNSTON JAMES T. KIDWELL G. D. KOULAXIZES DARBY G. KRAMER RAYMOND KRUM Social Science lAA8fSl Accounting lB8fTl Social Science lAA8cSl Social Science lAA8iSl Science and Ma Kappa Phi Alpha Commissioner ot Spe- cial Events l.C.C. l-lonor Society French Club matics lAA8cSl Sigma Tau Rho Legend I.C.C. CAROL KUNTZMAN Commercial Art IBKTI MARJORIE J. LOVEJOY Pine Arts IAAZQSI Phi Alpha President A.W.S. President Brush and Palette JOSEPH H. McTAGUE Science IAAXSI S.C.C, Commissioner Football Manager Mrahuatrn CAROL LAWRENCE Pine Arts IAAXSI S.C,C. Legend Brush and Palette JAMES MCALLISTER M. MALZAHN Recreational Leadership IAAXSI A.W.S. President, Treas- urer Class ot '50 Vice Presi- dent Squires RICHARD LICKERT Machine Shop IBZQTI LLOYD L. McCARRICK Auto Shop IB8iTl Phi Tau Epsilon A.S.B. Vice President Honor Society, Presi dent EDGAR W. MANNING Accounting IBXTI ANTONIO G. LLOREN Accounting IBZLTI KENNETH H. MCEWAN Social Science IAAESI KEITH R. MARSHALL Science and Mathe- matics IAAXSI Tennis RALPH LOONEY Aeronautics IB8iTI Sports FRIEDA MCLAUCHLAN Accounting IBXTI JAMES MARTINI Merchandising IBXTI Mrahuatvn fin HARRY MAY RICHARD MEGGINSON VIRGINIA M. MEYER THOMAS W. MISSMAN KATHRYN B. MIX Science and Mathe- Social Science lAAXrSl Boolrlceeping Machines Accounting lB8rTl Accounting lB8fTl matics IAAEKSI lBXrTl Phi Sigma Tau Squires O. C. MOORE WILLIAM F. MORAN WILLIAM MORGAN WILLIAM MOULTRIE BOB F. MUNSON Social Science lAA8cSl Social Science lAA8fSl Social Science lAA3:Sl Science and Mathe- Secretarial lB8rTl Kappa Phi Alpha matics IAASSI A.M.S. A.S.B. Vicc President Music Honor Society Commissioner ot Men's Activities Judge, Student Court Legend VYRL N. MURPHY JAMES P. MURRAY BERNARD A. NEBE ART NEUMANN LYLE NEWPORT Accounting lB8rTl Merchandising lB8c'l'l Accounting IBKTI Social Science IAAKSI Social Science lAA8rSl . Rho Delta Honor Society PATRICIA L. NORET Dressmalcing lB8fTl A.S.B. Secretary Legend JAMES F. PATTERSON Diesel IBXTI SUE POLLARD Secretarial IBHTI Phi Theta Xi Mrahuairz LORRAINE O'CONNOR Foregin Language IAAKSI Phi Sigma Tau NORMAN PECORE Fine Arts lAA81SI CLAYTON E. PLUMMER Electricity IBXTI GEZA ORBAN Electricity IBKTI ELMER J. PENNER Apprenticeship Aircratt Tool ancl Die IBXTI DAN PUMPHREY English IAAXSI Rho Delta FortIcnightly, Manag' ing Editor Squires JOHN H. PAPPAS Foreign Language iwxasi wiLLiAM PFANNER Science and Mathe- matics IAAXSI G. RASMUSSEN Fine Arts IAAESI Phi Alpha President A.S.B. Commissioner ot Records JAMES E. PATE Diesel IBKTI Phi Tau Epsilon ASB. Treasurer I-Ionor Society KENNETH W. PICHON Social Science IAAESI Kappa Phi Alpha A.M,S. Vice President Honor Society Scroll AL RAYMOND Accounting IBSJI Iota Theta Phi A.S.B. Treasurer Freshman Council I-lonor Society Squires Grahuatvz 3345-v. Wt' JOHN E. REEDER Science and Mathe matics IAAXSI Engineers S.C.C. WILLARD RIMBACH Photography IB8iTl JOHN L. SHERRY Social Science IAAXSI Alpha Delta Honor Society PARK RICHARDSON English IAAHSI RUDY D. SCHMIDT Eorein Languag 3 IAAXSJ Sigma Tau Rho RICHARD SHULT1 Science and Math matics IAAXSI W. A. RICHARDSON, JR. Science and Mathe- matics IAAZQSI Rho Delta A.S.B. Secretary Honor Society Secre- JACK RIDPATH tary VJERNER E. SCHMIDT ROCKNE J. SCHOLZ e Science and Mathe- Social Science lAA8iSl matics IAAXSI Aipha Delta President Sigma Tau Rho A.S.B. President Traclc Class ot '50 Treasurer Sports JOHN LEO SKINNER BETTY JEANNE SMITH General Business IBXTI Social Science IAAXSI Iota Theta Phi Phi Sigma Tau A.M,S. l.C.C. SHYRLEY M. RILEY Social Science IEI ASB. Vice Presidrict JAMES SHEA General Business lB8iTl JAMES T. SMITH Science and Mathe- matics IAAXSI Alpha Delta NWO' FRANK SPOHR Merchandising IBHTI G. Y. TAKAHASHI Recreational Leadcrstiip IAAZQSI Sports RUDY THOMPSON Diesel IBKTI Plii Tau Epsilon JAMES R. STEWART Social Scicncc IAAXSI Kappa Ptii Alpha Presi- dent LCC. Prcsidcnt BILLY TAMMEN Social Scicnct' IAASSI GLENNA J. TUCKER ffiibi RICHARD STEWART Social Science IAAHSI Squires Basketball JOLOISE TAYLOR Rccrcational Lcadcrsliip IAAKSI Ptii Sigma Tail A.W.S. Trcasurcr, Suc- rctary W.A.A. President TEKLA WALTERS Accounting IBETI Secretarial IBETI .-may CErz1i1uz11P5 ROBERT SUE Accounting IBXTI Wrcstling ERNEST L. TAYLOR Social Scicncc IAAESSI GORDON WALTON Scitrncc and Matlwc- matics IAAEQSI Baslcctpall J. LOREN TABER Radio IBXKII Wrcstling Managcr R. J. THOMPSON Electricity IBXTI MARTIN J. WELCH Apprcnticifstiip Aircraft Tcol and Dia IBXTI Mrahnatrn ,nw HARRY R WEST MARIANA WILCOX THELMA JUNE WILSON THOMAS ZELLER THADDEUS ZIELINSKI Social Science IAAHSI Fine Arts IAAESI Pre-Nurslng IAAXSI Accounting IBXQTI Drafting IBZQT Alpha Delta Brush and Palette Phi Alpha Secretary- Sports Football Treasurer Traclc l.C,C. SCOTTIE AUSTIN Auto Shop IBHTI CLYDE AYERS Accounting IBEQTI VIRGINA AYERS Speech Arts lAA8iSl OWEN G. BINSWANGER Speech Arts lAA8fSl LEONARD A. BURNETT Apprenticeship Aircraft Tool and Die lB8iTl BUD BURROWS Diesel IBXTI LAWRENCE BUSER Refrigeration IBXTI MINNIE BYNUM Social Science IAAZQSI JEAN CAM PEAU Foreign Language lAA8iSl ROBERT CAPPS Science and Mathematics IAAXSI FRANK CARDENAS Social Science IAAESI HOWARD CARPENTER Mechanical Drafting lB8cTl GLORIA CARRILLO Pre-Nursing lAAXcSI nt 1Hirturri1 JOHN CHAMBLIN Apprenticeship Aircraft Tool and Die IBXTI RAY CHASE Social Science IAA8iSl ALVARO COSIO Social Science IAAXSI LEE CRABTREE Diesel lBXfTl CLIFFORD CRANE Diesel lB8iTl RICHARD DANE General IAAESI EUNICE IRENE DARNELL Science and Mathematics IEI CHARLES RUSSELL DAVIS Science and Mathematics IEJ BURCHARD DEMING Science and Mathematics lAAXcSl TERRANCE DILLON Science and Mathematics IAAXSI MARY MARGARET DOLL Social Science IAAZQSI MARVIN DOUGALL Social Science IAAKSI JOHN L. DUNN Social Science IEI JOHN R. EMERSON Accounting IBXTI ROBERT ESTAVILLO Social Science IAAXSI JAMES EVANS Apprenticeship Aircraft Tool and Die lB8iTl GERALD FAIR Diesel lB8iTl JACK FIFE Science and Mathematics IAAXSI EDWARD FLETCHER Social Science IAAXSI ARTHUR FLORES Social Science IAAXSI ESTHER EU LALIA FOWLER General IEI THOMAS FRANK Social Science lAAXiSI BETTY FRENCH Merchandising IBKTI FORREST GANTNER Recreational Leadership DOUGLAS GEE Social Science IAAKSI MADELINE M. GIBAUD Social Science IEI ifmssi JAMES GREENSETH Diesel lB8rTl ROBERT FRED GREENWALD Apprenticeship Aircraft Tool and Die lB8rTl WILLIAM H. GREER Social Science lAA8fSl EDNA GRIGSBY Dressmalcing lB8iTl BERTHA L. HARVEY General Business lB8iTl WILLIAM HAU BERT Science and Mathematics lAA8cSl RAYMOND HERTH Social Science lAA8iSl ALWYN HOBICA Diesel lB8rTl ROBERT E. JARBOE Accounting lB8rTl ROBERT JOHNSON Accounting IBXITI RICHARD JONES Drafting lB8rTl GERALD LARSON Science and Mathematics lAA8rSl WARREN LARSON Auto Mechanics lB8rTl FRANCISCO LEON Ornamental Horticulture GILBERT McCANN Social Science lAA8rSl J. B. McCLANAHAN Apprenticeship Aircraft Tool and Die lB8iTl ROBERT McKEEN Fine Arts lAA8cSl IAAXIEQI RITA MATLEY Pre-Nursing IAASSI WILLIAM R. MEYRING Science and Matehmatics lEl JOHN FLOYD MINICLIER Social Science IEI RALPH MIRANDA Social Science lAA8cSl RALPH T. MULROY Apprenticeship Aircraft Tool and Die lB8iTl DONALD MUNGER Aircraft lB8rTl JAMES CARROLL OGLE Diesel lB8cTl LEO O'NEIL Science and Mathematics lAA8cSl BULMARO PACHECO Social Science lAA8rSl DALE PENSE Social Science lAA8iSl JANET PUTHUFF Social Science lEl IVAN RADOVICH Accounting lB8rTl MARY ELLEN RAFALOVICH Social Science lAA8rSl ANTHONY RIVERA Foreign Language lAA8fSl ELIZABETH IRENE RODENBACH Social Science lEl MICHAEL ROSENTHAL Drafting lB8fTl MAX SASKA Social Science lAA3cSl Mrahuatrn ARTHUR SCOTT Accounting lBXcTl JOHN GRANT SEWELL Apprenticeship Aircratt Tool and Die lB8rTl JACK STOKES Social Science lAA8iSl NEAL STRAUB Radio lB8rTl GEORGE SWANSON Apprenticeship Aircratt Tool and Die IBXITI RUSSELL TANNER Public Service lAA8rSl HARRY TENNEBAUM Accounting lB8fTl ELWOOD TYSOR Accounting lB8cTl WILLIAM VAN DUSEN Social Science lAA8fSl JOHN VERDUSCO Social Sciencc lAA8cSl GARY WALKER Drafting lB8rTl JOSEPH WALTER Social Science IAAXISJ HOMER C. 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Blase. D. Pisoni, A. Dallett, G. Nicholas, B. Crouch, R. Van Derlpe. B. Meyers, F. Martin, J. Harris, E. Ped- erson, D. Byars. F. Reclce, L. l-lalland, C. Garner M, Walsmith, l. Scott. F. Blase, M. Cobb, V. Simmons J. Nichol, N. Shank. K. Rodert, C. Jones, V. Irwin, E. Kohl, A. Robles. R. Foster, B, Draper, D, Barraclr, A. Chavez, M. Buchanan. J. Miller, L. Peck, T. Murphy, l. Fan- der, G. Faringer. Arnold, C. l-lerder, D. Jones, E. G. Rugg, Fl. Carpenter. G. Walker, H. Waggoner, l. Emery B. Johnson, G. Green. Gilman nf '51 Left to Right: 'Av H., ,M - Z . M. George, C. DeGour, B. Prclsser igwjf.. ' V J. Pvlvrson, S. Chandler. wif? J My ,,--' 5 wi, sql ,. f ,,.V V . M :.,, , :.:,: . , J il I, 'Q' 4' A . I In . ' gi' . VV, V ,ZV ,.-,Vg . Qlv. V ..,. 2 , ,Q V .fm V W 'F ' ...f .- . , P. Madison, M. Mallonzl, R. Dornzn, i 5, V M ,rn M jx, g kwic: , 'K B, Mclxlutt, E, Jackson. jc? X 2 if 1' .V fl 1 .Q V V .,.,. ..... .3 V V VV VV VB V . J. Luxton, M. Brooks, R. Foster, 6. 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I-lillier E. Rlwudy, W. Larson. J. Brunswick, C. Goldberry, P. True E. Wood, S. Hardy. E. Browning, R. Peterson, B, Ayers M. Beltla, J. Jones. C. Crane, J. Gvrunsetlw, A. l-lobica R. Barrera, J. Waller. T. Apostola, S. Medrano, P. Fisher J. Brown, M. Epler. Qllew-5 nf '51 Left to Right: , r 9 ff. 2, K if sg l W. Hargraves, C. Plwimmer, C. Sizcn- S JF Fl, 245' 51. 1 YC., Ji? , W. FJ? ga , awk , ..,, my Q? , may U mfr ore, B. Branelw, H. Frencli. Q K Qi? if ' V ,gf A.'.V.,+ ,. ,'.' . ':.:-1 -. xxiv law-4ii1 'i 5 X. :.,. , ...S 4 .33 , - , A . . .,-' ' f' ,Q W 'A w.a5w 'S' 2 in 'K V X' 'RMP A. Henderson, V. Lamb, M. A. Clapp, 2 .f Jil , ' ., ,Amie R J M. Corrinfitan, N. Lopez. is My . K .J ' film N34 Q-Qi . wr 'Wg :- 2 .iv is- M 3 , an fl ff' , if Q A 5 J X, E. Manning, P. Fordern, J. lngraliarn, , Q i i - 5. A ,E R ., I' M I v, N. Murphy. o. DE Las Cabos. ,3 Eg ? ., mg 5 -Jia - 3 Q fi J f fm . is .Q.. , . k b' In ,,:: V H Vvzl 1 .2 'lvv l , . .. Q W -I Y , 5... 3 R. Jarboe, Jr., L. 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Ahmrniziratrur Qlnnnnl Marilyn Oslar Business and Teclnnical Canter Overall Secretary Fd Fletcher Applred Arts and Science Center Spring Les Hoffman Applied Arts and Science Center . Overall Treasurer Tom Crrcer Evening Center Overall President Business and Technical Center STUDENT COU RT Judge, , ,, Judge Judge ,, Attorney, , Attorney, , Attorney ,, Clerlc,, , Bailitt ,, , Bob Carson Eddie Callahan , ,Bill Moran , ,Richard Barton George Koulaxizes ,, ,, ,,Jim t-lardin Cleo Needham Dicli Wells Row I: Katherine Dahms, Eddie Callahan. Row 2: Mr. Jack Sa Gauritlett, Jim Smith, Mr, Wendell French. Class of 'Sl Cabinet: President, Cecil Roper: Vice-President, Molly Malone: Sec- retary, Joanne Adlcinsy Treasurer, Maryellen l-lillg Advisers. Miss Lucille G. Zweclr, Mr. W. Forest Whedon. Lett to Right: Mr. W. Forest Whedon, Mary- ellen l-lill. Mollie Malone, Cecil Roper, Joanne Adlcins, Lucille Zwcclc. Mnurrnmvnt Lett to Right: Eddie Callahan, Bob Carson, Bill Moran Class of '50 Cabinet: President, Eddie Callahan, Vice-President, Marguerite Malzahnq Secretary, Katherine Dahmsg Treasurer, Boclcne Scholz: Prom Chair- man, Jim Smithg Baccalaureate Chair- man, Jim Gauntlett: Advisers: Mr. Jack Salyers, Mr. Wendell French. Mnurrnmrni I in ,Huggy .ww an , N . ' -1, Egg V , if if 1 :5 52-' f 2: I, 5 - 2 M R lg Qhvswff I f ri :ig .' 55 ,1 . H ' . s 'A 2,-5 ' ri 1: sz f ,Eg I -C MW? 4 , . , .... .,.,. ..., X K 5 ,5-2. TY :S ' ' ., , , .,,. WHO'S WHO Reading Clockwise: Manuel Armendariz, Fort- lcniglwtly Editor-in-Cltietg Bill Ayers, A.S.B. President, B and T, tall: Bill Biggs, A.S.B. President, B and T, spring: Wendell Blase, Scroll Editory Tom Criger, A.S.B. President, E, spring: Gene Edwards, A.M.S. President, spring: Chester Ellyson, A.S.B. President, E, tall: Ed Fletcher, A.M.S, President, tally A.S.B. President, AA, spring: Bob Halvorsen, Legend Edi- tor, tally Marjorie Lovejoy, A.W.S. President, spring: Marguerite Malzahn, A.W.S. President, tall: Roclcne Scholz, A.S.B. President, AA, tall. Fall Spring Cgnuvrnmrnt A. S. B., Applied Arts and Science Center Row l: F. Culp, B. Moran, J. Stewart, M. Lovejoy, J. Sherry, R. Ortega, CJ. Koulaxizes, Row 2: Mr. Robert S, l-lamilton, W. Jasmagy, l. Haden, W. Richardson, L. l-lottman, B, Carson, E. Fletcher, B. Baxlvy, G. Edwards, F. Callahan, J. tancw. Fall Rocknc Scholz William F. Moran Gladys Ellis Robert Carson Patricia Fisher Marilyn Moon' Cleo Needham Sane Edward' Eddie Callahan, Bob Bcga O. C. Moore, Jim Cnorctsas Leo O'Ncil . Franlcie Culp Granville Walton Jo-r Mclagguif Officers President .. Vice-President . Secrctaryn... ...flrcasurer Commissioner ot Publicity Commissioner ot Records Commissionvr ot Elections . Commissioner ot Pep and Ceremony . .Commissioners ot Assemblies Commissioners ot Special Events Commissioner ot Student Publications. .. .. .. .. .. Commissioner ot Women's Athletics Commissioner ot Men's Athletics Commissioners ot Service Clubs Commissiorner ot Public Relations Spring Ed Fletcher John Sherry .. Bill Richardson .Lester Hottman Bill Jasmagy .Georgina Rasmussen . Jim Lance Tom l-laden .. .Bob Carson .......Georgc Koulaxizes Bob Baxley .Frankie Culp Forrest Gantner John Reeder, Russell Montgomery . Dave Jackson ...., . Row I: J. Coretsas, F. Culp, P, Fisher, M. Malzahn, G. Ellis, C. Needham. Row 2: J. Mclague, B. Bega, Mr. Robert S. Hamilton, J. Brewer, L. O'Nt:iI, W, Moran, R. Scholz, B. Carson, E. Fletcher, E. Callahan. Not in Picture: M. Moore 6. Edwards, O. C. Moore, G. Walton. Adviser: Mr. Robert S. Hamilton. Mnurrnmvni A. S. B. Business and Technical Center 'QR Left to Right: L. Ferguson, P. Blake, G. Fair, P. Noret. B. Ayers, B. Biggs, W. Blase, B. Bourke. Not in Picture: A. Raymond. Advisers: Mrs Margaret D. Olson, Mr. Wendell L. French, Mr, Dexter A. Maddox. Fall Bill Ayers ..... Bill Biggs.. .. Pat Noret .... Al Raymond ........ Lyle Ferguson Officers Spring President . . ....... Bill Biggs .. ..... Vice-President ........ Lloyd McCarrick .. Secretary... . . .. .. .. .. . Marilyn Oslar Treasurer. ... . James Pate . .Commissioners ot Special Events..... Anita Berkun, Rita Montney Wendell Blase.. . ., ..... Commissioners ot Publicity ............. Jo Ann Fuller, Jerry McFarland Jerry Fair ........ . . . . .. .Commissioners ot Elections ............. ...Gene Chubb, Louis McKee Pauline Blake, Barbara Bourke Commissioners of Assemblies ........... .Joan Harris, Beverly Draper ....Commissioner ot Publications ...... .... . . .Janet Brunswick .Commissioner ot Pep and Ceremony... . .. .. ..... Joyce Simms ffl Left to Right: Lloyd McCarrick, Bill Biggs, Marilyn Oslar Fall Spring Fall Spring A. S. B. Evening Center Mnuvrnmrni Mrs. Lois Dc Franco, S. Riley. C. Ellyson, J. Psthufl, B, Savory. Not in Picture: N. Belloll, J. Norris. Adviser: Mrs, Lois De Franco. Lefi to Rig ht: Fall Chester Ellyson Shyrley Riley Janet Puthulf, Bert Sayory John Norris Norrna lean Bello Officers President , Vigo-President ,, Seeretaryw ,, , Treasurer Commissioner ol Assemblies Commissioner ol Publicity, '+A Spring , ,,,,,, Torn Criger , ,Shyrley Riley Norma Jean Belloll AI l-loblit . . Sue Ernst Kenneth Fleming Left lzo Right: Tom Crigrr, Norma Juan Belloll, Mrs. Lois De Franco, Al l-loblit, Shyrley Riley Mnuvrnmrnt .A.VV.S. FaH J Row I: D. Allen, M, Malzalwn, Mrs. Fran K. Archrbalcl. Row 2: K. Dahrns, M. Co F. Culp, F. Blass, J. Taylor. Advisers: Mra. Frances K. Archibald and Miss Ann Sclneman. Fall Officers Spring M, Malzalm President . M. Lovejoy K. Dalwrns .... Vice-President D. Al D. Allwn Svrrvfary J. Tayrr J. Taylor lrvasurcr B. K, Argvnl Spdng Left to Right: D. fxllrn, Mm Ann rnan, M. loyefjoy, J. Taylor. Sr ln .A.AA.S. FaH Row l: G. Wrggrns, L. Frrgdson, B. Morgan F. Flotclwcr. Row 2: J. Srnrtln. J. Farr, Mr. Murl J. Gibson, Fl. Wcxlcr, J. Brewer, J. Mcilaguc A. Raymond. Advisers: Mr, Murl J. Grbson Mr. Dexter A. Maddox. Fall Officer: Spring Ed Fletcher Presidvnt Gvnr' Fdwards Brll Morgan Vrce-F'rasrdvnt Kcnncfln Prclncn .. Secretary Jolwn Qualls Treasurrgr Morgan Jcnlrs Spdng Row I: l-l. Ingram, M. Dorrgall, C. Rcwpgr, K, Piclwon, M. Jvnlcs, J. Svnlilw. Row 2: D. Burlce, Mr. Murl Gibsun, G, Edwards, J. Hardin, A. Crawford, T. Sutton. Fall Spring Mnurrnmrni Row l: F. Lehman, A. Berkun, S, Riley, M. McCloskey, P. Sattertield, B. Dale, Mrs. Frances K. Archibald. Row 2: A. Scott, D. Burke, R. Krum, Mr. Robert S. Hamilton, J. Brewer, H. lngram, L, Cook, G. Green, D. Shultz. Not in Picture: M. Blake, B, Burrows, A. Crawford, A. Hobica, B. McCullough, J. Stewart. Fall Jennings Brewer. Art Scott. ....... .. Shyrley Riley. . Advisers: Mrs. Frances K. Archibald, Officers ..Presiclent ...... . .Vice-President.. . .Secretary-Treasurer ..... . Mr. Robert S. Hamilton. Spring ........ Jim Stewart Morgan Jenks ..Glaclys Ellis Row I: S. Beck, D. Hadley, G. Ellis, P. Root, S. Chandler, C. Bateman, G. Koulaxizes. Row 2: Mr. Robert S. Hamilton, M. Jenks. J. Calkins, A. Huxtable, B. Crawford, B. Hoogendyk. Not in Picture: J. Skinner, M, Brooks, B. Glenn, D. Burke, F. Morgan, G. Brown, B. Dale, L. Lacoe, l. Van Gessel. X xa e. Key. m.1i Huhliratinnn l Fortknightly Fall Row l: W. Lee, P. Richardson, R. Coon, M. Arrnendariz, D, Pumph- rey, C. DeGour. Row 2: G. French, P. True, D. Halvorsen, J. Graves, B. Frazer. Row 3: Mr. Lowell An- derson, S. Chandler, J. Cvolcey, H. Steger, D. Allen, P. Fisher, B. Baxley, G. Hudson, M. Peters, Miss Con- stance Bowman. Advisers: Miss Con- stance Bowman, editorial staff: Mr. Lowell Anderson, business stalt: Mr. Gene Lyle, photography. Editor-im chief: Manuel Armendariz. Spring Editors Row I: Helen Steger, Bob Baxley, Dan Pumphrey. Row 2: Manuel Arrnendariz, Miss Constance Bowman, Carl DeGour, Wilbur Lee. uhliratinnz H nu ann X 53, www, Row I: W. Bia M. Cobb. Row Krirm. se, P. Norsk, M. I-iili. Row 2: M. Lovejoy, B. Haiyorsen, P. Needham, C. Lawrence, Miss Signc Carison, W. Moran, M. Puciwtf, L. Lang, M. Miers, G, Rasmussen, R. Legend 1950 Scroll Directory Left lo Right: K. Pichon, W. Blass, G. Koulaxizrrs. Noi Left io Right: R. Herih, E. Caiiahan, W. I-iaase. Not in Picture: B. Crouch. in Picture: V. Dambrose, R. Krum, G. Morgan. Sponsored by Sigma Tau Rho fraternity. Left to Rlgllf M McCloskey C Lawrence B l-lalvorscn Mrss Sugne Carlson, J. McTague, Page C N dna Commissioners J Mclagu fall John R cder and Russell A. Montgomery, Service Club Council Fletcher Mercedes Mccloskey ,,,,,,....Gloria Carillo , , ,,,, .Joe MCTague Row 2: J. Roberson, S ee ar G Takahashi P F her J Tayl E Bowden J Pettcs Row 3 J Brewer, A. Raymond, lzalwn G Ellis Adviser Mr MurlJ Gibson. Fall Spring Honor Sooiotv Obrganizzrtinnn Row I: D. Allen, J, Gauntlett, W. Blase, J. Lance, G. McCann, T. Apostola, A. Hcttlinger. Row 2: A. Flores, W. Jaynes, P. Richardson, W. Richardson, G, Koulaxizcs, L. MeCarriclr. Row 3: Mr. Rolwrt E. Sharon, l-l, Fair, B. Ayers, B. Nebc. Not in Picture: L. Ferguson. Adviser: Mr. Robert E, Sharon. F. Leon, ion, R. Fall Lloyd Mccarriclr Edith Miller ....,., Bill Richardson ,. James Gauntlett . Bernard Nebcv, Officers .....Prcsidcnt... .Vice-President . .Secretary ,,,, , Spring ...James Gauntlctt ........Ellen James ,,,,.,, Edith Miller . .Treasurer ,,,,, . ,,,,,, . . . ....Al l-lclflingcr . . ...Sergeant-atAArrns Spring members: W,Cardinal, L. Carey, J. Gauntlrgft, D. Hammond, A. Hettlingrxr, L. laeobcllis, E. James, L. Mccarriclr, E. Miller, O. Mycrly, B. Nebc, N. Norclvll, A. Sandler, J. Shea, l-l. Stcgcr, M. Siough- .M NSW eiijof ff' R ro loom. l.. Wilkc, L. Williams. io s. Q.. Delta Psi Omega Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Row l: Virginia Ayi:r5, Cleo Need- ham, Qrzorgina Rasmirsmzn Row 2 Charles Batvman, Mr. Charles M Nvwman, Dan Hammond. Nol: in Picture: Bob l-lalvorsrfn. Adviser: Mr Charles M. Nvwman. Mrganizatinnz Lefi io Right: Mrs. Frances K. Arcbibaid, Rev. Kennetri Fergussori, Mrs. Anne Giaze, Cieo Needham, Jonn Pappas, Art Ninness, Mr. Giaze. Advisers: Mrs. Francis K. Archibald. Rev. Kennekrr Fergusson. Canterbury Club German Club Row I: R. Seifiriiidi, NV. Jayncs, E. Srianrion. Miss Signs Carison. Row 2: D. Milow, A. Crawiord. J. Manion, R, Tnornquisf, K, Marsnaii. L. Bosron, W. Runyon, J. Page, R. Montgomery. Chairmen: Jack Page, fail: Russcil A. Montgomery, spring. Adviser: Miss Signc Carlson. wrganizatinnz Row I: J. Reeder, E. Hernandez, NW. Cook, T. Apostola. Row 2: S. Medrano, J. Fite, E, Wright, O. Sedley. Officers President. ,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E iario Hernandez o Vice-President. .. .. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J ohn Reeder Secretary ,,,,, ,,,,, . . ,,,, William Cook Treasurer... ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, T oli Apostola Adviser... ,,,,,,, Mr. Robert S. Winter Golf Club Left to Right: W. Martin, A. Hathaway, Mr. R. S, Winter, L. Hottrnan, L. Johnson. Not in Picture: J. Goretsas, J. Stokes, J. McAllister, W. Runyon, W. Jaynes, L. Boston, T. Huey, C. Jackson, E. Good, D. Smith, W. White, L. Ferguson, K. Lindstrom, P. Tobin, R. Russetl, D. Hammond. Adviser and Coach: Mr. Robert S. Winter. . ,mm LTA View fwi 1AS5w.'m2 .Q4.w:1.:f'1?:.Y'e-,.4,.L,v... f 4- g.,.,,..-.Q't ? .JM ,W M f 5 L 'WJ L. 4 .., zf ref -'www N' .., t... wwf ' , V . . . W Gbrganizaiinnn X, Q.. rl Haw Row l: E. Pine, J. Clarlc, L. Lang, E. lolwnsfon, M. Malone, Row 2: M, Wilcox, B. Ryu, K. Dalnms, L. Webb. Row 3: L. Kohler, B. Angle, L. Hollrnan. Row 4: J, Hardin, H. Grillitlw. Row 5: B. Mirnkrf, G. Sicbun. Row 6: B. Scott, J. Anderson, D. Bcrray. Noi: in Piciure: 6. Brand, R. Magma, G, Ravuf- Lino. Adviser: Mr. E. Harrison Maxwell. J. C. Choir Brush and Palette Row l: B. Crawford, A. Crawford, R. Soriano, O. Mycrly, F. Harris, J. Suu, F, Ellloitf, L. Moon, J, Mcfarland, G. Harrison Row 2: Mr. Ralph Vcrnacclwia, C. Lawrence, J. Davis, M. Wilcox, M. Sloan, M. Cunnuvn, R. Mr.Kvi', M. Lovwioy, C. Kiinfzrnan M, Oslar, B. Gay. H. Clint, C. Lawrence, Mr. Eli Karpcl. Advisers: Mr. Eli Karpirl, Mr. Ralph Virrnagulria. President: Bob MCKCC Vice-President: Fred Harris, Secretary-Treasurer: Marilyn Slaan. E EI to g Delta' Pat N i S wgma Tau Rho. Queen Mavie Ames Sponsored by Kappa Phi Alpha Queen and Attendants Rl ht' Jan Bafch, Rho Dettag Peggy Maduson, Iota Theta Phi: Donna Sweeting, Ciub Council: Mariiyn Cunccn, Phu Tau Epsihan. Not in Picture: Charlen ilirgrnh Riliiiaefx 335 3 9' Wi V' -...Wir 'l Queen's Coronation First Prize Float: Kappa Phi Alpha. Second Prize Float: iota Tiwcta Phi. Q 1- fd: Q ' ik , , 2 -V fl EVE? , W' ' ' NqQmifw -wMW , , ,, ,i1,mp by rv-M M-Erwin Mwmm V A il Dogpatch High Sassiety SADIE HAWKINS DAY . I O Dogpatch Meats Gettin Hltched Lower Slobovla M S Larry Holmberg, W. Blase, J. Swenson, A. Hathaway. B Bourke W Hamblin, M Amlck, C Rom x Marryin' Sam Ergrnh 5 ff Run Fer Yer Lives M. Lovejoy, J. Taylor. l Dogpatch Belles Dogpatch Beaux Row I: Shmoo, J. Brewer lfust prvzelg M. Jenks lsecomd prnzel Row 2: D. Jackson, K. Piclmon, W. l-lease, W. Blasc, A. Cabeza dc Baca S. Stella, A. Helntz, D. Nau. illvgmih V Fiwf D'-'SSMELJVQ Cl. X ana T, mmca! Cx nt! r. 2: 5? is Arg: Q55 Domthy Jofvs, EvJyn JCPWQCH Srw Dorothy Jones. A.W,S, Styhr Show. . - vm iivgmih MODELS National advertising ot recruitment tor United State5 Air Force navi gotion training with iunior college students serving as models. Photography Model Dressmalcing Model ix 1 gvnh CHRISTMAS Christmas' Sing Christmas Dance m Aw 5 P' W' ,wwgl .1 . Y I kv,x 9 a, W4 X E55 wc? '.' z ilk Q, 3 QE 3.0 Haw? Hmm-2 ,ji o svwo liwffa if EB EII11 HIGH TCR Cleo Needham as Lise Gene Binswanger as HAVHWUV Biggs. Gene Sieben as Van Van Dom. Charles Mannering as Judge Skim ww ........,.. U amm,,,Juuu-an-L, mn , ,..-mmm.,,.,,...a, awww, , wmuzsw-esu .wwmwel-uungn 3 ,, ,- wi 2 r Q K, 5 ,gs - JN 'mr' 'glib Qi X Q , ,E ' I. iii X 1. Qs! ga s E ff me as N , S 2 9 N 'Z VR' 8 gm A 4 ff X Big ZAX ZAX ZAX Z AX ZA ' L T009-:-Vfi Spring Officers-Row I: S. Chandier, A, Timmons, G. CarriIIo, M. Qvef. FaII G. CarriIIo M. Over B, Draper A. Timmons J- FUIICI' Officers President ...., Vice-President.. .. Secretary. . Treasurer ,,,... Sergeant-at-Arms Rash Chairman SIGMA LAMBDA CHI Spring G. Carrilio M. Over B. Draper A. Timmons S. ChandIer M. Puckett M. COIquhour' Founding date: December I5, I947 Distinctions: Keen interest in music. First to initiate speakers on So- rority Night. Spring Pledges: A. Hathaway, N. Seyboth. G, Stinnrgtt, S. VeIIorn, M. RoesIer, D. Impink, B. Bare, IE. Andigrscxn. Row M. Coiq F i , of-mal-W' MP ri-.. L I: M. McCIosIcy, A. Timmons, G. Carrilio, B. Draper, tihour, Miss Margaret Eager, S. Chandler, J. Peterson, J. M. Over. Row 2: M. Puckett, Fuller, Not in Picture: D. Grier, B. Preisser, P. Fisher. Advisers: Miss Margaret Eager, Miss Ruth Loyan. smith, C. Garner, J. Hansen, N. Calvin, D Kipple, E. Ybarrondo. CDA CDA KDA CDA CDA Q v A ....m.f 'i PHI ALPHA Founding date: October 8, I946 Distinction: First social club on campus organized by women. Special projects: Sponsored Taffy Hollow during Man-Hunting Season ot Sadie Hawkins Day. Made the float, Good Knights, tor Homecoming Parade. Con- tributed gitts to the A.W.S. and A.M.S. Christmas benev- olence tor needy Indians. Row I: K, Neely Hunter, D. Watson , J. Wilson, M. Lovejoy, Row 2 Mrs Katherine , N, Plumrriar, M. Miers, F. Blasc Mrs Geneva Adams. Row 3: L. Beraud, J. Winthcr, B. Dae G Rasmus Advisers: Mrs. Kath Fall M, Lovejoy K. Neely J. Wilson Spring O urine Hunter, Mrs. Geneva Adams Officers Prcsidcnt.. Vice-President . Secretary. . . Treasurer ..... Sergeant-at-Arms Historian ...,... Pledge Chairmen Social Chairmen I: B, Dale, G, Rasmuss Mi Spring Pledges: B. Wheeler, M. Wal- CDZT CDZT CDZT CDZT CD2 -:Hi . 19 Fall and Spring Officers-Left to Right: D. Alive. Elli L M kk is r' K Datvns. 6. Fall K. Datrms S. Riley D. Allen B. Bourkig L, Mrlrlcvl M. Moor. fx. Bcrliiin P. Norsjt Officers Spring President V,Y.,, G. Ellis Vicr:-President L. Milctclson Secretary. P. Root Treasurer J. Sinks l scn S-:rgantvat-Arms Historian.. Corr. Secretary . Social Ctiairman .J. lavror . 6, Wr'r M. Cobb M, Malzalin PHI SIGMA TAU tizn. l. Scott. M. Covington, J. S M. Clapp, C. Milner. M, Vitiis. E on,B.Rec1d,J.Clarl1. Row I: P. Norvt. B. Bo pitss. Grb Miss ...LL Slwirlvv Vrnccnt M:ss Lorraine Lundberg ill in -7 - fp -T:f' Founding date: November 4. IQ47. Diversitied activities: Held Mothers Day Brealq- tast. Donated draperies to student lounge. Portrayed Sir Lancelot and Elaine in Home- coming Parade. Organized Phi Sigma Tau Alumnae in l949. Honors: Won intramural ctiampionslfiip in volley ball and badminton. urlcr' M Malialiri L Milrlcrlsfin. M. Cobb, K. llalirriw. J. laylor. CJ. Lllri.. B Rv' S Rrl 'v D Allrrr Row 2: V. Miivcr. D. Waltr'rs. J. Sinlcs. M. Moorv, A. Brilrun, M. Stvwart, . i, . i.,. i. L. Oiccnnor. J. Gotvv, M. Wells. P. Root. L. Ping. B. Smittr. Not in Picture: G. Weir. Advisers: Miss Slwirligy Vincent, Miss Lorraine Lt.ndi:t-rg. . l ,ur E. CD95 CD95 CD61-E. KDGE Row I: J. Torgerson, E. Bobrot, A. Downey, M. Cawtlwon, Row 2: P. Blake, l, Van Gesscl, B. l-lickey. 0 Univ .o , 0 ,- .. ,- PHI THETA XI Pounding date: February 20, I947. Distinction: Largest sorority on campus. Special activities: Present Sl1illelagl'1Slwuttle annual- ly in celebration of St. Patricks D a y. Donated clock lor womens lounge. Spring Pledge: D. Mienning. Row I: M. Hill, A. Downcy, S. Beck, F. Lutz. Row 2: M. Blake, E. Bobrot, J. Young, Fall Officers Sprung R Mommy' J' Adkms' E. Bobrot President ..... . . ,S eck J. Torgerson Vice-President .. .A. Downey M. Cawttion .Secretaryn .... . .. . I-lil A. Downey Treasurer ....... . .F utZ B. I-lickey. . I-listorian. . ........ J. Young M. Bcyillc, M. l-larncss, S. Pollard, R. Steinsiek, J. Torgerson, l. Van Gcssel, V. Ayres, Row 2: J. Simms, B. Angle, Montncy, P. Madison, S. Attig, P. Blake, M. Ames. Row 3: Miss Constance Bow- Slwirlcy Sawade, J. Wbitclock, M, I-lill, N. DeLand, P. McDade, A. Downey, M, Cawtlnon. Row 4: J. Adkins, ridgc, S. Beck, B, Argvnt, L. Kebler, Not in Picture: F. Laiman. G. Caballero, g, J. Leiser. Advisers: Miss Constance Mrs. Slnirley Sawade. l. Van G-esscl Sergeantaat-Arms . R. Montney AA AA AA AA AA x , X. it rr L. sy 131 'lv J -bs,-,111 Founding date: January 22, l947. Distinction: The tirst social group organized on campus lor men. Special activities: Representatives in all phases ot campus lite: stu- dent body president, stars in dramatics, seven lettermen in tootball. Present the annual llDelta Digfl Honors: Champions in intramural Football. Spring Pledges: E. Thomas, t. Darnell, M. Hiatt, A. D. Mor- ton, L. Baclcv, R. Funk, S. Hardy, J. Wright. Fall Officers Spring J, Smith Rrrgsidcnt R. Scholz A. Scott Vrcr -Presidwnt H W st D. Kvnnwy Svcrctary S, J, Shcrry lruasurtzr J. Sm h H. Wrzst Sentinel . R Davis J. Lanslcy Historian H. Howard . Carr. Secretary L. Lo Spring President Roclcn Scholz Row I: J. Shcvy D K nn y J Sfnith A Sco H Wes ow 2 D Loomis M Ganawav B. Lorzriaux, J. Sutton B B ga J Sort uqa uri 1 w Lo D. Wclls, J. Cutrl, C Ba man n ra as ora 0 tr w inson R, Scholz, D. Gray, S Jon D Jac son in w aran oop r lrvr P. Fordcm. B. Houghton H Hovvar P i man warz M mr ow W R. Sylvcstcr, R. Davis N t in Picture D Noe J Lan lcy Adviser Dr Loomis M Ganaw GCD IQGJ IGCD IGCD I9 IOTA TH ETA PHI Founding date: Cctober, I948. Distinction: First social club to sponsor a Junior College assembly, Jazz at the Russ. Repeated the assembly in spring ot '5O. l-lonors: Received A.S.B. service trophy upon completion ot tirst year ot organization. Awarded second prize tor Homecoming tloat, the J. C. coatfot-arms. Fall Officers Spring J. Skinner. . ...Presidente .. L. l-lolrnberg M. Freedman .. .Vice-President. . . . .C. Ptatnic C. Ptatnic ,,,,,,, . .Secretary . .. ,,,, J. Luxton A. Raymond ...Treasurer . L. Cook R. Macy . .. . Historian B. Cook L. Cook Scrgeantvat-Arms R. Macy UAA. 17 71' we 4' X Row I: Mr. Tom Ashley, B. Johnson, B. Benjamin, M. Freedman, D. Sanders, B. lsebcl. Row 2: D. Wallace, R. Macy, L. l-lolmberg, B. Cooks, E. l-lottman, A, Raymond, L. Cook. Row 3: R. Fisher, J. Skinner, A. t-luxtable, J, Luxton, G. Green, D. Jcrmym. Not in Picture: L. Ross, C. Ptatnic, C. Schnell, J. Getz, J. Knight, Sponsor: Mr. Torn Ashley. KCDA KGJA KKDA KCDA KCDA f me L vw Z4 hx J, , my lv is f R. M .ir M J NP' fn . r 352 5 , Row l: W. Blase, L. Hottrnan, K. Pichon, D, Nau, T, Fanning, H. Durtee, L. Ferguson, Row 2: M. Jcnlcs, G. Koulaxizes, W. Morgan, J. Stewart, D. Woltord, O. C. Moore. Row 3: E. Chubb, J. Lance, R. Steed, G. Faringer, R. Carson, R. Crouch, C. McDaris, Row 4: Mr. William Jamison, R. Ruhlc, R. McKean, J. Haslam, B. McCullough, W. Moran. Row 5: J. Qualls, C. Ayers, W. Harper, J. Brannon, H. Hayward. Members Not in Picture: W. Hamlolin, K. Owens, J. Rees, R. St. John, D. Stagg, W. White, G. Wiggins, N. Hammond, W. Kil- lcaney, B. Plant, C. Roper, R. Ramsey, J. Russell, E. Stotlcr, D. Topaz. Adviser: Mr. Williarn Jamison. Founding date: February 27, l947. F-ill OtfiC0'S 5P'i'18 ' ' ' I L ' W G. Wiggins President J. Stewart Distinction argest social club on cam 1 A M. Jenks Vmgpresident K4 Pidmn pus' . F R 0 K. Pichon Secretary G, Koulaxizes Special activities: Participation in stu- L. Hottrndn ' Treasurer. . .W. Blase dent government. Strong interest in o Q-Q Li 624 R' Cmon Asmtant lmasw' ' ' l tyitie ot th colle e S on- 11 -95 SUgeant'at'AlmS ' W' Mman some ac l S 6 S ' p ' J. Stewart Pledge Chairman.. .M. Jenks H sored the Homecoming Queen. Edited the SCROLL. onor: Won tirst prize for Homecoming tloat, which portrayed a large gold tootball with a J. C. Knight atop. Spring Pledges: B. Anthony, J. Meyer, G. Holshan, F. Bayer, T. Janette, T. Car- roll, G. Haslim, A. Romero, D. Bunch, R. Baschlcy, R. Kriz, L. lflrnquist, C. Elders, P. Tobin. KAPPA.NM ALPH FaH Spdng .2 SP PA PA PA PA PA i QM! rw NA 1 Founding date: March 7, I947. Special projects: Assumed responsipiiiiy for the ref iresriment stand at the Homecoming D a n c e. Sponsored ine i I o or snow for fine Christmas Bail. Curran, T, Gantz, B. Bfwin, M y non, G. NXfaiicvr, H. Carpvntrr, os 1?-'sir w I: J. Grayson, G. Brown. in raw or LJ z an crap Row 2 T Ha en cogcndyk, H. Wexicr, A. Crew or m r i iam w J Lessln Gi bfrt, B. Scott, L. Lapfiwornc, R dmon B Ricnardson Noi in Pic ure 6 orge, J. Hott, R. Jones, N. P cor A viser Mr N i iam Cyr n ring Officers-Row I: D. Van D B Crawior B Ric ar on G. Aieman. ii 1 wwwifwz 1 umm: ZTP ZTP ZTP ETP ETP Founding date: January 25, l947. Special interests: Editing each semester the Student Direc- tory. Honors: Intramural champion- ship for l948-49. Fall Officers Spring E. Callahan.. .. ,,,,,, . President... . Stalnalcer F, Morgan. . .Vice-President ,,,, . ,,,,.,.,,... D. Burl: G. Lytle . Secretary ,,,,,, .. G. Morgan M-'r 'N..,, R. Krum . . Treasurer. ,,,, .. ...B. Rapp D. Burk .Sergeant-at-Arms. . .. .W. Haase P, Miller Historian ,,,, . WB. Branch Spring Pledges: E. Good, J. Gilliland, J. Campbell, R. Ashley, L. Guerrero, J. Culver, G. Gilliland, R. Guest, R. Fos- ter. Installation of Otticers SIGMA TAU RHO xi Y A Row l: P. Miller, D. David, W. Schmidt, K. Platt, E. Callahan, F. Morgan, D. Vanderlinclen. w 2: H. Waggener, J. Silas, A. Rivera, J. Dyer, R. Herth. Row 3: C. Herder, V. Dambrose, B. Branch, D. Burk, R. Schmidt. Row 4: Mr. Jack W. Salyers, R. Krum, B. Rapp, J. Herndon, T, Heintz, G. Lytle. Not in Picture: W. Haase, G. Morgan, B. Renner, G. Stalnaker, J. Winans Adviser: Mr. Jack W. Salyers. TE CDTE CDTE CDTE CDTE H34 x.....- -54, 49 T E Founding date: November 5, I948. Special interest: Active participation in student government at Business and Technical Center. Project tor the year: Construction of a tloat for the Homecoming Parade. A lcnightls helmet of exaggerated proportions was portrayed. . -1 A--ur Row I: J. Clay, J. Grcenseth, R. Thompson, B. Biggs, J. Fair, L. McKee, J. Rettig, Mr, David F. Pcrris. Row 2: E. Browning, L. McCarriclc, J. Calkins, J, Crawford, B. Glenn, J. Ogle, T. Baker, J. Pate, A. Hebica. Not in Picture: B. Burrows, Adviser: Mr, David F. Ferris, Fall Fair Thompson Pati: Biggs Grccnseth Ogle Spring Pledges: W. Gotlfv PHI TAU EPSILCN V. Hansen, B. Nijlsvn, E. Cuevas LV' ,fi C. Wicsnsr, J. Supa, C. Elswclc D. Vfinsiow. 5 1 X w i , . .4-.. l Hl fmiasif wi he 'L Yi ns I F A.: 4? 5 .J xg'-MX M I . 1 ? l , PORTS Jlinnihall Victorious team landing at Lindbergh Field attcr Gold Dust game By deteating Menlo Junior College, 32 to I4, in the second annual Gold Dust event, San Diego won a new honor as the tirst team trom San Diego County ever to win a bowl game. Although handicapped by a wet and soggy tield, the Knights tound that their razzle dazzle was still potent enough to tool the tall Menlo Oaks. A tumble on the Menlo seven-yard line, recovered by Gene Edwards in the early minutes ot the game, gave San Diego its tirst scoring opportunity. On the third try, Harry West scored trom the tour-yard line. Menlo scored at the start ot the second quarter and brought the score to 7-6 in the Knights' tavor. From this point on, San Diego retained a comtortable margin. The halttime score was I9-7. San Diego raclced up two scores in the second halt on plays by Cosimo Cutri and l-larry West. Menlo's last touchdown came on a recovered center that sailed over the head ot Jim Jensen who was waiting to punt. Chuclc Essegian, the Oak tullbaclc, crashed over trom the two-yard line tor the score. The game was over: the victory, San Diego's. Zliunihall i Y i r- , at 1ij,,,.r QI. 1 .itf'x!i-hifi, sg X 'ff1f'f ., cttw, ,i-sw , -,,Ww.. qs, U, w,rfrV,,,.' -- gr .. f' f f ,Mfr '1 'ii N :i,f,:75S T Wiif .,!w.:'f 4. we aiu' q,..MP f, 7 'rfjyrs 4 M643 .ixgw va f MM.-il , ,, .. 5 ,, 3 ,.s.,,,..,i.f,.,W,,pi.. ,. .X .. sw A I , f ,, gl .Q My f.f',,,, 1Twf5r'w'tv'7 rv ,,,s.-w-My AT,?f'i at-.W .. A ,Ffa ,sf f fa ' wma? + fr 5 5 A 1:31 -sfuyrf. ,..-flag' N f 'aa'-' . JJ L fjP1,lij, n',,,,E V. ' f - I , ,' fig-3,9525 ,ffyf ,N ,,wj,A,, g1,,.,,.l'Q5,-L2.,.a',v'.4 ffgws fT 'f'fvff1, 'fy ly ' 'ffm ..fj - A. f. 'Jag .L ' im, far ,srfsfff f'ff'!1fw-' . -.fr-' ,f J-'wa 7' Y .wsfwy ,, 292. za 1-W t w i ff Row I: Scholz, McTague, Hansen, Fletcher, Cardenas, Cutri, Joe Brown, Scales, Vanderlinde, Mellos, Vinson, Beeler, Sherry, Bugbee. Row 2: Brose, Edwards, Smerdon, Jenson, Jones, West, Dini, Martinez, Gee, Finch, McCoy, Loebe, Coach Bailey. Row 3: Joe Moulton, Jim Moulton, Acosta, Owens, Kaneyulri, John Brown, Hooper, Watchel, Scholz, Wilson, Davies, Walton. San Die o Junior Colle e, henomznal in victor and undaunted in defeat, . 5 . . 9 . V . climaxed their I949 gridiron season by defeating Menlo Junior College, North- ern California champions, 32 to I4, in the second annual Gold Dust Bowl on the Ioth of December. The Knights, six-point underdogs, performing in cold, rainy weather, com- pletely outclassed the Northerners to prove themselves one of the finest Junior College teams in the West and win for San Diego its first bowl game. A do-or-die pass covering 47 yards in the ebbing seconds of the final quarter gave San Diego Junior College its 27 to 2I victory in the season's opening game with Glendale City College on September 22 at Glendale. Knight quarterback Joe Adamo led the way with a nearly perfect display of aerial mastery by passing for two touchdowns and setting up a third. Gene Edwards and Don Jones were lcey men of the San Diego forwards in a very fierce and well-played game. Jones brought the crowd to their feet in the third quarter by stealing the ball from a Vaqueros halfbaclc and racing 37 yards before being taclcled from behind. Y ' H Y A Coach John Brose sWT,,WA-:I-- .,...v.-.-. ,.,,,,:-, may gli ilfnnthall SPO RTS-CO M PTON A bruising ground attack and too much reserve strength proved the main factors in Compton's 22 to 7 victory over San Diego, on October l, at Los Angeles. The Knights and Tartars, both regarded as high geared offensive units, threw pre- cedents to the winds and played rock- 'em, sock-'em defensive football. Eddie Anderson's speed proved the key to the Compton offense. Doug Gee, Rockne Sholz, Jim and Joe Moulton were outstanding in the Knight forward wall and defensive pattern. El. CAMINO Led by the sparkling running of half- back Cosimo Cutri, San Diego Junior College narrowly missed defeat in a close I3 to 7 win over El Camino City College before some two thousand excited fans on the Warrio-rs' home ground on Octo- ber l5. Fighting, smashing, and tearing, the in- spired El Camino squad lost a golden opportunity to clehorse the Knights by fumbling in the shadow of San Diego's goal line as the final gun sounded. Cutri accounted for bath Knight scores. ln the second quarter, bulling his way through the entire Warrior defense, he crashed into the clear and raced 57 yards to the goal line. ln the final period, two accurate passes by Joe Adamo brought the ball to the EI Camino 7-yard line where Cosimo skirted end to score standing up. CHAFFEY San Diego Junior College, revenge predominate, combined a magnificent ground offense with spontaneous aerial trickery to trounce confident Chaffey Junior College 38 to 26 on October 8, in Balboa Stadium. The Panthers, rated an even chance at game time, were never in the lead as the Knights scored on long sensational runs. Cosimo Cutri turned in a stellar perform- ance by scoring four touchdowns and kicking one conversion. Granville Walton and Jack Walchel played unusually excel- lent ground games. BAKERSFIELD A 39 to I8 victory over Bakersfield Junior College by the San Diego Knights, on the 22nd of October, marked the return of head coach Bill Bailey, who had missed all previous games because of pneumonia. Playing with reserves most of the game, the Knights were never in danger and racked up their third consecutive victory. John Brown, AI l-looper, and Gene Edwards played exceptional defensive games. Brown stood out particularly as line backer by constantly making fierce tackles. SAN BERDOO Scoring at will, San Diego Junior College scalped San Ber- nardino Valley College 38 to l8, on the Indians' stamping grounds on October 29. The Knights' ground ottense completely overrode the fight- ing Indians in a thrilling contest teaturing long spurting runs by several San Diego baclcs. SANTA MONICA In their most decisive victory ot the season, San Diego ran roughshod over Santa Monica City College 48 to 6 on No- vember 9, in Balboa Stadium. Bruising blocks and crushing taclcles shoolc the Knights loose tor long gains and completely halted any Corsair ground ot- tense in a game which decisive- ly upset Santa Monica's expec- tations. EAST LOS ANGELES On ra clear, sparkling night, November I7, in Balboa Sta- dium, San Diego clashed with East Los Angeles City College to decide the Metropolitan Conference Championship. Some 8,000 screaming fans saw the I-Iuslcies come from behind to score two magnificent touch- downs in the dying seconds to beat the Knights, 27 to 20. East LA, who could gain nothing on the ground against San Diego, put on a brilliant display ot aerial plays to upset the Knights. VENTURA I-IOMECOMING GAME Closing their scheduled toot- ball season, the Knights defeat- ed an inspired Ventura Junior College team, 3I to 7, in the annual I-Iomecoming Ga me played in Balboa Stadium on November25. Grabbing on to the tlying shirt tails ot Knight haltbaclc, I-larry West, San Diego smash- ed its way to victory over a fighting and gallant Pirate I I to climax their regular season. Zlinnilmll 1- Jinnthall 48. U rin?-i il i. . sr lli iill A r Qlllll l iLE'xlr ..s 7 ' r ---. ya L .VIEW nufz, H M it i ry yi, l llfi? l ill l ii.,1ial'1lXttl31.iiili J llill illill l l lrill Led by diminutive Cosimo Cutri and stalwart Joe Moulton, San Diego J. C. Football squad gained outstanding recognition by the special awards presented to eight ot its players. Cutri, climaxing a sensational tootball career at Junior College, accounted tor six trophies. l-le was chosen as tirst string haltbaclc on the All-Metropolitan Conterence team, as well as tirst string haltback on the Southern Calitornia All- Junior College team and was placed on second string ot the Williams rated All-American Junior College team. l-le was voted the most valuable player ot the Gold Dust Bowl game and the Knights' squad. Cutri was named Star ot the Month tor December by the Breitbard Athletic Foundation. Joe Moulton was chosen as taclcle on the All-Metro team and third string on the Southern Calitornia squad. Gene Edwards, Jim Moulton, Granville Wal- ton and Joe Brown gained tirst string berths on the All-Metro team. l-larry West and Don Jones were named to the second string in the All-Metro selections. West was also elected captain ot the Knights' team. VM. Tkw Heqarle linnkvthall avv VCE Y Ha uf 'FQYNLQV Wlerlez Smit-in Gem Lovell Emrhvihall Row I: Coach Clarlcson, Fuller, Ramsey, Faringcr, Lovell, Haslim, Sutton. Row 2: Dolan, Cutri, Rodin, l-liatt, Smith, l-lcgerls.. Closing the tinal curtain ot their casaba season, the Knights tinished in a tourth place tie with Bakerstield. East Los Angeles won undisputed claim to the champion- ship laurels. Although their season was unimpressive, the Knights have bright possibilities tor next year. The entire squad will return to give the team potentialities. ln the concluding three contests, the Knights dropped three in a row. Balrerstield nudged the Knights, 40 to 36, in a close contest played on the Renegades' home court. San Diego played the remaining two games at the l-liller gym with Santa Monica and San Berdoo. l-lenry Fuller, Knight center, was unanimously chosen on the Conference Champs, East L. A. Junior College, all-opponent team. Fuller was cited tor his outstanding play against the l-luslries. The team elected Marv t-liatt and Don l-legerle as co-captains, Gene Lovell as the most improved player, and l-lenry Fuller as most valuable member on the squad. All-Metropolitan Honors l-lenry Fuller, tirst team center Marvin Hiatt, 2nd team forward Letterman Henry Fuller, Martin l-liatt, Don l-legerle, Merle Smith, Eugene Lovell, Jim Haslirn, AI Rodin, Jce Rodin, Joe Cutri, Jim Dolan, Ray Funlr, Glenn Faringer, Tom Sutton, and Manager John Bugbee. Eazkvihall Left: I-Iiatt shooting with Fuller in background, Middle: Fuller shooting in EI Camino game, I-Iegerle in background. Right: Lovell shooting Iett-handed hook shot. BASKETBALL - I949f50 SDJC OPP. SDJC OPP. 43 Pendleton Marines 38 56 Compton College 9I 32 San Bernardino Valley College 45 44 AI' P55 ' 5I 37 Air Pac 46 55 I-Iarbor Junior College 5I 4' S D, St C H F h 37 54 Orange Coast Junior College 46 an 'ego 'ate 0636 'OS 70 Bakersfield College 52 48 CPGHQY JUVIIOV Collese 63 46 I-Iarlem Globe Trotters IO4 48 East Los Angeles Junior College 52 42 Santa Monica City College 37 48 Compton College 72 72 San Diego State College Erosh 55 26 Pendleton Marines 43 47 East Los Angeles Junior College 52 37 Ventura Junior College 73 52 EI Camino Junior College 57 50 Ventura Junior College 63 52 I-Iarbor Junior College 55 58 Orange Coast Junior College 53 36 Bakersfield Junior College 40 47 East Los Angeles Junior College 53 58 Santa Monica City College 67 44 EI Camino Junior College 49 47 San Bernardino Valley College 54 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Points Games I-Ienry Euller 348 27 Marvin I-Iiatt 239 27 Don I-Iegerle I77 25 Merle Smith I74 26 Eugene Lovell 92 25 Jim I-Iaslin 42 22 AI Rodin 37 7 Joe Cutri 37 22 Dick Baker 29 7 Jim Dolan 24 20 Henry Euller fighting tor possession of ball under Knights' basket. I-Iiatt in foreground, I'-Iegerle background. in if Mamehall Row I: B. Byrum, B. Loizeaux, J. Martinez, C. Way, D. Butclwer. Row 2: J. Smitlw, D. Smitti, K. McCoy, R, Looney, J. Slcinner, A. I-looper, Row 3: Coaclw Cassie, A. Kennerly, P. Kaneyulci, I. Darnell, D. I-Iadley, J. Bugby, B. Jasmagy, manager. Coacti Les Cassie GAMES S.D.J.C, Opponents I4 Naval Station 9 6 Naval Training Center 3 I6 Naval Hospital 8 2 Naval Training Center 3 6 Riverside College 3 7 Air Pac 3 I Los' Angeles Valley J.C.' 2 7 Camp Pendleton 8 I3 Miramar Navy 9 4 East Los Angeles J.C. ' 3 I3 Bakersfield College 7 4 Marine Recruit Depot 5 II Naval Station 8 I Naval Training Center 6 AZUSA J. C. TOURNAMENT GAMES 3 Pasadena City College 8 I Ventura J. C, 7 'f Metropolitan Conference games, Coacn Cassie and Manager Jasrnagy Ziamehall ,.A,.A.. in as AI Kerinerly Bob Skinner Jack Smith Charlie Way The best games to date lMarch 3ll came on the same week-end. The Knights . had suffered a 2-I defeat at the hands of l.. A. Valley the previous week-end and needed to beat their arch rivals, East Los Angeles and Bakersfield to get back into the title race. Jack Smith, sterling right-hander for the Knights, took care of East Los Angeles 4-3 on Friday, driving in the two winning runs himself with a sixth inning single. On Saturday Jack came back in a relief assignment to stifle Bakersfield for the last three innings to be the winning pitcher for the second time in two days. These two wins moved the Knights into a first place tie in the Metropolitan Conference. Skinner, Darnell, Hooper Ken McCoy Ifiamrhall Bill Leizaanx Don Sfnith Bzio Bymm The Knights boasted quite a few outstanding players this season. Jaclq Smith, right-hander, and Don Smith, a southpaw, both pitched very well. Bill Loizeaux was a tower ot strength behind the plate. Tommy Martinez turned in an excellent job everytime he pulled on his unitorm. A boy who seems destined to be heard from in baseball is Bob Skinner, lett fielder, who proved to be one ot the Knights' most consistent hitters this year. Other players who did their best every time they played were fr-.l l-looper, LeRoy Darnell, Charlie Way and Al Kennerly. Tom Martinvz Don Hadliiy Ralph Loonvy TRACK STARS ON PAGE QI Cloelcwise: T. Swalm, J, Gibson, l'l, West, J, Barrera l-l. Fuller. wig igftg 'E M 2- ,aw '-I x . 5, 'Q N AX 4. . ' ' MY: iMwf1-WMMQA., ww -, , Yzxdvw ,MW like Mug. ww 7 wk WW ?w?1rrYf M A ,M R, .,.. ,Q gzgwwjgxmiz mi M .71 Mk A Q., :tl ,,,, M 'QNHW 1- ,A . .ar V 'WMVQ MTM we 'im as W if ..Ef':iE?:f5 - 1 -3 , ' 'iz ' V new-1 W: I '- xi , , ,.,, A K V ' -Iggy M ,,,, ,QQ -- : w r -- .. 3, Mummy.. , X , K t 34' -I f:- 313-.:-E, I . w y fmyg WW? N ,ff 'W ,- . . Us wma, faaqmww-W f. . QW5' 'P ' '-2: ' ., 5a:f- 1-3595 ,,., Mm' .H .L - ,, W- 5,5 Q sf, Q .- wswffw 11 ?f?3kf1fs2ifff?W?f? Sesefh gwmfwm-M, 2 k W I Y A-i?I,,-t-35 .,.. : fy- '.:.:- -f '55 ! as 5 ..... A Q , 5 'Q ?Hf E. A M-Q gg Mil-M4 6 . I W, -dz LA 1 , - -.--M... sl- 1 ,mm ,,,.,,,, Q, wailing I The SDJC wrestling team climaxed their season March IO and ll with an eighth place in the Junior National AAU Wrestling Tournament held in the State College gym. The team began the season with a third place in the SPAAU Novice Tournament held at UCLA. Placing tor the Knights were Walter l-laase, tirst place, l7O lbs.: George Brown, second, IZ8 lbs.: and Al Crawford, second at I55 lbs. The Knights tools a titth place in the SPAAU Juniors Tournament held in Los Angeles, with Al Crawford gaining a tirst place in the I55 lb. class. ln their tinal meet the grapplers pulled through with a I6-I6 tie with Orange Coast College to end the season with six wins and three losses and two ties. Records tor tastest talls were made by AI Crawford, 24 seconds: Dave Curran, 36 seconds, and George Brown, 5I seconds. Row I: G. Brown, A. DeBaca, J.Tor1ida, C. l-ler- nandez, Row 2: L. Taber, R. Jones, l-l. Laverty, D. Curran, Row 3: A. Craw- tord, W. l-laasc, D. Jones, R. Ashbury. Coach lvan Olsen. - if 2' ' - i ',ii A , , N, WM- . -up--ww--gum:----1-1-r . M .Mums ,s ms, . wmM.W..N,.s- nga- ., W.. . .. MM MMM.. , ......... WW . W., trailing 1949-1950 Wrestling Season Total Individual Meets Meets Falls Vote of Team Scoring Part. Possible Secured IFQIII I5pringI Ray Asbury 6 4 7 O m m Bill Biggs ILI I I I6 O M M George Brown 27 IO IO 2 m m Mel Bulloclc I4 5 IO 2 - - Tony Cabeza de Baca 35 I3 I4 2 M m Virgil Clarlc I I 3 IO 2 - -- Lawrence Collins I2 6 9 I m m AI Crawford 56 I4 I5 7 M' M' David Curran 45 I5 I6 7 M M John Demos ILI 7 3 I6 I - - Manuel George I2 5 I3 I m m Walter I-Iaase 46 I4 I6 3 M' M' Carlos Hernandez 39 I5 I6 4 M M Jerry Jacobsen ILI 7 3 I6 I -- - Dick Jones ILI I9 7 I4 I M m Rolla Jones I5 7 I5 I m m I-Ioward Laverty 22 I4 I6 3 M M Gene Rugg ILI II 3 I6 2 - -- John T. Smith 2 2 I6 O - - Junichi Tonida 22 I2 I6 I M M J. Loren Taber Mgr. Mgr. Jack I-Ieidmiller Mgr. Mgr. M-Major letter. m-Minor letter. '-Captain or co-captain. TENNIS SCHEDULE March IO Los Angeles Valley Junior College. March I7 East Los Angeles Junior College' March I8 Bakersfield College' March 24 Santa Monica City College March 25 EI Camino College. April I4 Los Angeles Valley Junior College. April 2I East Los Angeles Junior College. April 22 Bakersfield College. May 5 EI Camino College' May 6 Santa Monica City College, May I3 EI Camino College, Conference Tournament. ' Home games. Bob Baxley, Carl DeGour Bill Golcey, Jr, George Morales Dove AdfOZ6 -...,,-MM The squad was composed of nine members: five singles players - . and two doubles team. Carl De- Gour was the only returning member from last year's squad. ,mwowfwl-A-fa Other team members included Bill Golcey, Ket I-Iawlcins, Max Minga, Wayne Philpot, Bog Bax- Iey, Charles Tayson, Jim Lessing, George Morales, Jim Kenward, and Dave Adroza. I 5 . Opportunities tor participating in many sports are ottered ttre women ot San Diego Junior College. Tennis, badminton, team sports, and swim- ming are among tlfre most popular. Tennis is tlwe clfroiee ot many women students. Ttrere are classes tor begin- ners wtro wislr to learn to play tennis and tor students vvlwo just want to improve their playing. Badminton, an indoor game wlwiclfr develops alertness ot mind and body, is enjoyed by many. Team sports, sucti as baseball, volley- ball and baslcet ball, provide tor lwealtlwy competition. 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