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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

652907111 1951 U Sap liege Junior Cofdg San Eiego, Gagkrnia Olggenll 1951 STAFF Editor: loyce Halbert Art: Boi: Gay, David Smith Sports: Max Minga Photography: William Moore Copy: Bob Thornquist FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Signe Carlson, Organization Mrs. Mrs. Frances K. Archibald Mr. Ben Frost, Art Nlaria S. Contreras ' Literary Advisers - Mr. Gene Lyle, Photography ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The LEGEND is the result ol the worh of many people in addition to those listed as staff members. Stu- dents who participated in the LEG- END workshop helped with many cletails. To the Forthnightly stall and poster class go thanhs for pulr licity. The staff extends to the pho' tographer, the cover manufacturer. the printer, the faculty ancl the stu- clent body an expression of sincere appreciation for their helpful sug- gestions and cooperation. ' DR. I OHN ASELTINE President of San Diego lunior College The San Diego Iunior Coiiegeiin 1951 faces both difficult problems and great opportunities. The problems are simply local manifestations of the dilemma in which the entire nation finds itself: how to preserve the essentials of our civilization and at the same time protect ourselves from our enemies. I am confident that we will solve these problems. The opportunities are apparent all about us: in a growing com- munity with steadily improving standards of education, and in a funior College which has already, in a few short years, 'become a necessary and important part of community life. Plans are even now being com- pleted for a greater San Diego lunior College. We expect to' be ready to convert opportunities into progress as they present themselves. I -loiin Aseitine. V0 e Legend Sahdcas .. Qmia Bnashean. X Bev:-.R15 Daapek. Slanke.5,Jons.s bob Kmz Jloadan Lu.1-ion Maaklsn Gslan. CYKBKLES Oshzandsn. Q . Q NQZAEJ if Q. ?.a fiiZ3ff i W 41- l fp 9 l '.?QiJ-7.4 '7' g EQ' 'lj all? Q, fi, gm Al I , -: ' . 1',,1jfZnA N a5. 1 - Z' , 7' it Q 4 X ' 1 4,1-wx' ' s 1 . 1 X ' Q.: V . I A2 3 1, 5' l f XX '1.',i, .'X , f, J g, X X A . a. s z. .S ' ' 2 gxlll K I 1. V Students and faculty memlaers alilze mourn the passing in February of Senora Maria Contreras, memlzer of the foreign lan- guage faculty of the Applied Arts and Science Center since 1946. Senora Contreras' teaching career in the San Diego City Schools was a long and honorable one. She had taught in the San Diego High School from 1926 to 1951 after previous teaching experience elsewhere. Sonora Contreras represented a scholarly tradition in the field of language teaching. ln addition to French and Spanish, which she taught, she was widely read in Old French, Old Spanish and Portuguese. Her lznowledge of Romance philology was amplified hy her intense interest in the spohen language, an interest which she communicated to her students. Her graduate study at Stanford, the University of California, and other institutions was motivated not only hy a desire to learn her subjects lzetter, hut lay a constant striving to become a lnetter teacher. ln these two goals she found a reason for her existence: to hnow more and to teach lbetter. Surely these are worthy goals for anyone who follows the teaching profession. To generations of high school and college students she hrought the finest and lmest in the culture of France, Spain and Latin Ameri- ca. She always represented the tradition of good teaching which Chaucer, in describing the Clerh of Oxenford, characterized in the line, And gladly wolde he lerne and gladly teachef' Harry E. lones, Acting Dean 1 Applied Arts and Science Center , San Diego lunior College -FV xx ' if J? f 1 '4 ,lg . AY ' - n - H ..... ,V . .V--v-TV V f,.V'. I I Q I e Y ,gf ,V .V T -22'..g:5,- ' 5 2-'3 -i J:': -D-1. srl.-1 lk-.. ,. .., ,, V - ..'.- 9,1751 rg-.mf ---' -4 . - bi .. x tax Vi. 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'-1 gifuvkanfea -Es, pues, de saber que este sobredicho hidalgo, los ratos que estaba ocioso fque eran los mas del afioj, se daba a leer libros de caballerias con tanta aficion y gusto, que olvid6 casi de todo punto el ejercicio de la caza, y aim la administracion de su haciendag y lleg6 a tanto su curiosidad y desatino en esto, que vendi6 muchas hanegas de tierra de sembradura para comprar libros de caballerias en que leer, y asi, llevo a su casa todos cuantos pudo haber dellosg . . . -En resolucion, el se enfrasco tanto en su lectura, que se le pasaban las noches leyendo de claro en claro, y los dias de turbio en turbiog . . . --Don Quijote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra. .gllucfenfa You must know then, that when our gentleman had nothing to do fwhich was almost all of the year roundj, he passed his time in reading books of knight-errantryg which he did with that application and delight, that at last he in a manner wholly left off his country sports, and even the care of his estateg nay, he grew so strangely besotted with those amusements, that he sold many acres of arable land to purchase books of that kind . . . In line, he gave himself up so wholly to the reading of tales of knight- hood, that a-nights he would pore on until it was day, and a-days he would read on until it was night . . -Don Quixote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra. Translated by PETER Morraux T UDEIIT -1- 1-'xg 1145: lo Cv,. k,,, W 1. Z A1q'714k I ' 4 efaaa 9 151 aw 6 4' 4, 1,8 ff ' 'aw r X P b 3' X. 2 Mr. Xviulum G. lamison jli. : . Qu fxI'uffGi- 1 - 'ff e -. : Y , ,,., 5 :Av QQ , 2 , 1,4-1 Q3-5: 5:5 ,Eg3H.5, Jig., 1-'Q OFFICERS President Bob Kri: Vice-President Rona Ionus Secretary lolm Smith Treasurer loan Murphy SPONSORS: Mrs. M. Louise lunnocll. Mr. Wlllhxrln G. Iumisun ACTIVITIES Baccalaureate Senior Prom Graduation IAVIER ACOSTA SoclaI SIIMIIHI IAAIIISI FREDRICK XV. BALDWIN Sclenrn -M1lIIsvm1l!Icn Ilil WIiNDIfI.I. III.ASIf Accounllnq IIISTI GLORIA F. CARRILLU Dental Anlnllnq IBS-'I'I IOSEPH G. CUT RI Merclumdulng IBGTI Diana-I IIIFrTI LUIS IIARRIUS R1-rmnIIonnI ImvIvrnInIp I WILLIAM I. IJULI.IiR So1'IuI SIINIIM IAASSI ROIIIiR'I' R. CARSON SpmvcIl Arla IAASISI MARVM' G. IJUUGALI. SnriuI Sludlcn IAASSI YVII.I,IAM S. ADCOCK, IR. IACK AI.I.IiN VIRGINIA AYERS Ifurnlqn Iunfmnqn IAASSI Synwr'In Arla IAAIGSI RAYMOND Ii. IIEARY AAIGSI SocInI SIUJIIU ALICE A. IIOWLIN D1-nluI Asnlnllnq IBGTI IIAZEI. S. CLIN'I' f'ornnwrcluI All IIlbi'I'l IIEVERLY DRAPER SocrrlnrInI IBFITI XVILIJAM BIiIiI.I5R SnrinI SIINIIM IAAIGSI FRED BUYER Srlnnrn- IVInlIu'nulII4'x IA ANSI I5. I.I.1ROY COOK M4-rcImmIlnIng Illli-'I'l RAYMOND L. EARHAKI' Sdance'MalIlemnIIcl IAASSI NVILLIAM li. BACKMAN Sm:IaI SIMIIM IAAESI MURIEL IIIANCHI Speorh Arts IAASSI WILUAM R. BRANCH. IR. MvrcImruIInInn IIISTI SIDNEY A. CUNNINGHAM DmInI AIIIIIIHH IIIFITI CHESTER B. ELLYSON Mefllml Ald IEI ISAIAH l. FANSLER. IR. MocIumlcuI Dmfllnq IBGTI CLAIR V. FORTNER. IR. Bullnens Munagemenl IB5v'I'I RUDY L. GEORGEON Science-Madmmullca IAASSI EDWIN GOOD Social SIIUIIPI IAAGSI IOHN HALLIDAY. ne. Run., mam , IEWEL FEUER SocInI SIUIIIQH IAAGSI IUHN M. GAAR SvIcnrr'IVInlImmntIcs ELLEN GIBSON Home Arln mum I. GRAY n Ihnnlnnss Mnrmqvnwnl IB S1 DON E. HALVORSEN MorcImluIIsIng IBSTI OWEN FEUER SM'IOI SIIMIIM IAASISI 'I'I'IliODORIi UANTZ SprafIu Arla IAAGSI PAUL I . GILLESPIE Ifnrolgn Language MARY L. GUERRERO Accounting IIISTI IAMES M. IIARDIN SnclnI SlucIIau IAAGSI MARVIN H. FINCH MrwImnrIIlInq IBSTI LEONARD A. GARCIA Radio IBSTI WILLIAM B. GLENN DIMPI IBSTI XVALTIJIR HAASE Science-Mndwmnllcn IA STUART HARDY DIMPI IBSTI AGSI XVILLIAM I- FLYNN EnqIlsIa IEI ROBERT Ii GAY Fnmrnfrclaf Arl IB5 I'I ROIIERI' GLOVER Ar: IAAGSI DAVID R. HALCOMB Srlenm-Mndwmallcs IA I. BRUCE HARMON Ktpflffll. A.M. GPUUNII ASSI IBSTI IOHN S. HARMSTEAD ROBERT L. HARRIS l.AVl.fRNE R. HENSON CARL A. HHRDER Morrllnmllnlllg fn6rT, Armunllnq IHSTI Rmllo HIST! Mvrlmnlml Drafting HIFVTI IOHNNY HOM HARRY G. HOWARD IVAN ILKOVICS ROBERT W. ISBELL Appren. A.M. General IHGTI Social Shullan fAA6rSI Merchandising Hil9'I'l Accounllnq UJGTI EARL S. IACKSON XV. MORGAN IENKS IOHN H. IOHNSON ROLLA W. IONES, IR. Appmnllce Carpenter HIFITI Rncrenllonal Leadarllulp IAAGSI Bmilnen Mnnagumnnt IBSTI Commercial Pllologmpfly IBFITV THOMAS R. KANE ROBERT KRIZ GEORGE I. KROOSKOS CARL KUHNS Dhul fBS-Tj Science-Malfmnuztlcn fAASSf Dine' IBSTJ Sclenae-Mnlfumallal IAAGSI g LEO LACEY ADRIAN LASETER IAMES LESSING IAMES UM ENG .Sddnol-Mullbowudcl IAAESI APPYIYIUU EICCNI-'WUI lust, Soda! Slullll IAAGSI Mcrchllanllllld fB5T, HDXVARD A. HOFFMAN Mvrvlmmllslng lnFrT, H. EUGENE IACKSON Armunllnq fB8vTf STANLEY IUNES Speech Art: fAA5'SI KATARZYNA KYSIEL English MAGSI LEW LOEBE Soak! Sindh: MASS! EWW' IORDAN LUXTON Iinslness Mnrlnywmvnl 1IlFv'I'I IIHRMAN I.. MARTIN FnofI Trades IIIFVTI IiUI'I' MISSIIACK Science-MulIwnunlics IH PREDRAG MITROVICII Accmmllng IIIETI OWEN MYERLY Ar! IAA6vSI I. ll. MCCLANAHAN Apprvn. A.M, GvnvraI IBFITI XVILLIAM MARTIN Srivlvvv 'I5InlIwmnlirs IA AES, MARILYN M, MIERS Dental Asnlnlnnl IIIGTI GHURGIS A. MORALES NvrcImmIInIng IIIETI IUHN W. NELSON RmIln IIIFVTI N 5 ,, sf I I ff , G. 5,4 . ANN McCLENDON SorlnI Slmhes IAASSI MILDRED H. MASLER SnrinI SIIHIIM IULIAN MILLER Sprc-CIA Arls IAMR-SI IHi'I'I'Y I. MUNGER SPrrrlnrinI GUS NICHOLAS Arrounlinq IBGTI PEGGY L. MADISON SrrralrlrlnI IIIG-TI IEDNVA RD M ATHE WS FRED MARTIN GMWMI CIlrlcnI IBIWJ ADALBERTO A. MERINO 0rnnmonlnI I'InrtlanIlurr IAA!-ESI Ga-nrmI CIcrimI IBGTI STANLISY B. MILLER RruIIn IIISTI IOAN MURPHY SocInI Slndlrs IAAESI MAX MINGA IfnqII1lIl IAAFVSI THOMAS If, MURPHY MrcImnImI Dmfllng IBGTI IIERBERT NY. NICHTERN NORMAN NORDELL Apprentice Ifbclrickm IBSTI Fnmlpn Languuqr IAAFISI i GRACE Ii. NOYHS MARILYN I. OSLAR Dvnlol Aulsllng IIIIQTI Cnmmvrchd Ar! IBFITI M. BARBARA PRHISSIQR CHARLES Ii. IYTACNIK noolllmsplnq Mnchlvwn IDETI Mwrfmrullnlnq IBSTI MILTON L. REDDING Social Sludlu HEI I. ROY ROYSDON Aulo Mechanics IBGTI IVA F. SCOTT Secretarial IBGTI lIiAN RIDDLE Sclnncc-Mnllwnmllcn IAASSI EUGENE D. RUGGLES MrrcIxamIInInq IHSTI Nfwcv suvuom fm pussy - , IiIi'I'I'Y A. PAGE Denial Anllllnq IBSTI CARL F. RANDALL Curpenlry DAVID R. ROBERTS Science-Malllsmallcn IANICE RUSTAD So:-inI Smflm IAAHSI XVILLIAM L. PAYNE Soda! Studies WILLIAM RAYBURN Sdence-Mnllumntlcl IAAGSI FRANK RODRIGUEZ Auln Mechanics IBGTI CUTHBERT SAVARY Enqllnh IEI DOROTHY A. SHEELAR LEONARD SHULTZ Rm-muoml Lmflenhlp IAASSI English IAASSI RAMONA PETERSEN V Ilnollueplnq Machines IBST D. ALAN RAYMOND Accemnllnq IBGTI PHYLLIS N. ROOF Dental Anllllng IBGTI WILUAM SCHWANDT Sdencv-Mnllmnollcf IAAGSI DAVID SILVERIA Rndla IBGTI I IACQUELINE SINKS DAVID T. SMITH IUIIN T. SMITH IANICE SPIESS DenluI Asnllllng IBGITI Cnmmorclnf Ari IBETI SorlnI SlnfIIu IAAIVFSP DanlnI Assisting IH5?'I'I FERDINAND F. STANFORD L. PAUL STANTON THOBURN STARKEY, IR. HELEN STEGER Appren. EIeclronlcn Mech. IBSTI MwrcImnfIlna- IBFITI Appran. A.-E. Mech. IBSTJ IfngIKsIn IAAGSI GXVEN STINNETI' MARSHALL F. STOUGHTON HMMIIJI SUE RICARDO E. SUESS Soda' Studie: IAASSI Buulrwn Munagumenl IBEITI Ar! IAAGSI Refrigeration IBGTI ROBERT 'FHORNQUIST ARTHUR L. TODD eEORGE L. TOMAZEXNSKI PAUL Ii. TRUE FWUIIJYI Language IAASSI SocIuI Studies IAAGSI Accounting IBGTI Merchandising IBSTJ IACK H. VISKIL HARLEY P. WAGUOIVER. IR. WALTER I. YVAUGH HOMER C. WEDGE SodaI Shdlu IAAGSI I Mechanical Drufllnq IBSTI Appnn. AM. Genoml IBSTI ILA M. STAGG SMIGI Slluhrn IAASSI EUGENE STEWARD Social Shuhns IE, PAUL C. I'IfWS Appron. EI:-clronlcn Moc ln. 13677 GENARO VELASQUEZ RscrenlionnI Leadership DOROTHY WEEMS Appnn AM. Ganaral lB6Tl Speech Am IAASSI mfussp .JA WILLIAM R. WHITE Sclnnm-Matlucmattca IAASSI CHARLES WOOLSE1' EnqItlIu IA ASS, HERBERT ALLEN Social Studie: IAAGSI RAY ANDERSON Social Sturltns IAASSI SIDNEY IIARHAM Apprenttocslntp Ra4Itn IIIGTI BARBARA BARR Rncraattonal Lcaclarnlltp 'IAAGSI GUY BLAISDELL Social Studies IAAGSI ROBERT BOUTON Appren. A.M. General IBSTI MARY ANN CLAPP Merclmmltntng IBETI CURTIS COLEMAN. IR. Social Studies IEI WILLIAM XV. COOK Atrwaft nmI Engine: IBSTI MARILYN DRUDE Gcneml CIertcaI IBSTI FAYETTE EARHART ' Science-Matlwmattcs IAAESJ MARVIN EDWARDS Appun. Electrician IBSTJ HOWARD N. ERICKSON Moclmntool Drafting IBSTI KENNETH R. FARRIS Appnn. Ra-Ito Mae.-lx. IB6'l'l RODRIG FERREIRA Sdanca-Matlxcmatlcl IEP HENRY L FOSTER Awhuectuml Dmltuq IBGTI GENE A. NVIGGINS LOIS WILKE E. LUCILLE WILLIAMS ERNEST A. WOOD Spcecln Arts IAASSI ' Sctuncu-Matllanlatlcs IAASSI Secretarial IBGTJ Accounting IIIGTI alnefa ROGER R. GAINOR Accounting IBSTI RICHARD S. GILBERT Commercial Art IBSTJ ANNE GLACE Social Studios IAAESI FREDERICK W. GRUNER Apprentice Carpantar IBGTQ ROBERT P. GWAZDACZ Eloemcuy HIST! AUDREY M. HOYES Accounting IBSTI IAMES E. HUMPHREYS Sllael Metal IBGTI HOXVARD E. INGRAM Social Studia: IAASSI NORMAN E. IOHNSON Electronics Mecll. IBGTI PAUL KANEYUKI Recreational Lnmlcrlllip IAASSI RAYMOND M. KNOWLES Arclllteclurnl Drafting IBGTD IOHN W. KOCIS Gmeml Clerical IBGTI TEROY M. UNHARDT Amhuumml Dmfunq lB6Tt -MCOB MARTINEZ Social Studio: IAASSI IAMES D. MEL!-OS Bullnul Management IBGTI DONAID L. NISSEN Social Sulua MGS! I ACK N ORLYN Sctencc-Mathematica IAAGSI LEE T. NUZUM Apprcn. A.M. General IBSTJ THOMAS O'BRIEN Social Studies IAASSI FRANK H. RECKE Ganaml CIartcal IBSTI EVEREIT C. RICKEITS Apprcn. Metal Macll. IBGTI ROBERT E. SALE Appnn. P.W. Elec. IBSTI RAYMOND G. SANDOVAL Plmtogmplly IHSTI ALVIN H. SCHMIDT Apprsn. Electrtctan GORDON E. SCOTT Bultnen Manqemcnt IAMES L. SEWELL Appnn. Atrenaft Macll. IBSTI DONALD W. Sl1MMONS Accounting IBS I HERRICK R. SIMPSON Accounting IBSTI GLENN K. sMrrH ' sn... Mo.: msn MERLE SMITH Social Studia MAGS! . ST ANIEY TINKHAM . Sctcncc-Matlumatlcl IAAGSI Cyan o 52 I,-Ifmw 'vf' ' . .1-sw, ig, -Y 'V ,fp ra' Full, row I: D. Bryson B. M1eycr's, ifimbiny XV. Slvnvnsun, Mv'. XV. Forvsi Wiumfiiawll. Row 2: Mis Lucille G. Zwccic. M. Coopcir. Brown, P. Barge: T. Gvigvr, W. Wriggini, D. Duviri. Vnicivz. Roux 3: P. Snrulars, D. Higginson. Rawlins, H. Ioiliff. D. liuumn, R. Hrvun. Row fl: B. WGFfl'll, R. Simlfs. F Amin. G. Klecan, B. Xvvicion. 1 U Sponsors: Miss Lucillv G. ZIUHCII, Mr. W. Forvsl Xvinmiun. Spring, row I: B. Kruger. P. Snnzivrs, H. Niruiclvn, L. Pvlrimiu, Miss I.lilTilIl' G. Zlvm'L', F. Purqucls. Ron 1 L: D. Pulley. Wrigill, Wurrli'r, B. Nyn, B. Xvvicinn, G. Siuczim. Full Officers: R. Slllilll, Prusilirfni: if. XfVl'lll1Dll, Vicu-Prvsimivnil I. Parry, Svcrulury: B. Kiucun, Trcasnrvr. Spring Officers: P. Sanders, Prvsicinnl: if. Wieiiinrl, ViC4'A'Jf0Silll'lllI Parry, Svrrvlury: B. Kiocun, Trvusurvr. Auliviiivs: Mixvrs. funri-ruising SUIUS. I 1 Camera Ucamera Day was held in November and Camera Week in February to give all students an opportunity to share in making up their yearbook. The best of the prints submitted are presented here. Blackout Chow Time i Well! Speak Up Mcirm Easy, Pledge QT 4 Q1 ' ' ., Have You Seen A Phi Alpha? FOOD? Force the Issue Monkeys Yet? Ac School? XVlmrc's the Boss? Arch of Triump ,L Pick Up E-Q, , .N-f Dummy .S-,F Going, Fishing! I Q , . I' 5 K N I G H T CIIOOZ L Happens After Uarf-2? 355555 wg, fy-an , , 's S ' Q A , Q W.. 4 ? .v Z . . . . fzzgfzwe-WTS jg Y lfmqfwmfygk- 1535 1 ,Q h 'A'ffMF . 1 , :kk ,cw . W ev K , W1 wx v AX Q M, K 1 X F WEB . 7 K VQZX' if ,, 'A it ff, M an Q - in !'57.QYf1s', '- ' N A ff Qfiif. wi r , LQ . ' L '4 fp, X451 fb A' wx -A iz .ff fx g 'xy 9 ' :M A' ' FH 'Ai ' Y Q A ' ,-...Q A -,.. , M V A i U fm 5 '-52 ' ' Q if 'ff fe. .aw W a as A 4 1? as uw Mx' k - . f 4, I if ' ,,.. IUC A 1? 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As she girded on his sword, 'Heaven,' cried the kind lady, 'make your worship a lucky knight, and prosper you wherever you go'. -Don Quixote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by PETER MOTTEUX 11551 xii 3 lf! ,ga Xvigmlffll Blusln ljrvsirlunl Anilu Bruslwur, Prvsiflvnf Boll Carson. Uvorull Prvsiclvul usaness unrl luclmicul Cuulur Hvouing Cunlvr Appliml Arts mul Sci:-ucv C1-nlvr Manly Ylnurrumlo, Overall Seen-tury Hill lfruncln, Overall Trvusuura-r Applivcl Arls mul S1Ti1'HCl' Cvnlvr lfnsinms mul Tvcllnicnl Cunlvr .ASW ' ' l f' ' I'l'lU'll6 Pa U12 0ul'lCl l pf!!!-9 lofgull Luxlou, Overall Preslxluul Clvurlvs Ustrumlur, Prvsirlunl l r4-fl Boyer. Prusiclvlnf Usfnvss and Technical Center Evening Center Applied Arts and Science Center Shirley Marlirl, Ovarull Secretary Cluester Ellyson, Overall Treasurer Applied Arts unrl Science Cvnlvr Evvniny Cenfvr '-.J Jz' Mociafec! .gziclenfd Applied Arts anal Science Center Full Officers: li, Cursun, Prusiilent: Luneu, Vice-Presiilent: lf. Ylmrrumlo, Secretary: F. Boyer, Treasurer: li SIIUIIIGIJU, Assernlrlies: ii. Loetm, Men's Atinletics: D. Slieelar, Worrnern's Athletics: O. Viclzery, Elections: M. Ienies, Inter-Club Council: S, Martin, Publications: Y. Brnrulon, Publicity: R. Lnxion. Records: C. Tayson. Meri's Activities: C. McRuynolrls, Public Relations. Actecl as ll0Sl to 525 -cletegotes from 50 colleges to tlte Southern Regional Iunior College Student Government Planning Conference in March. I Completed the trophy case in the main hall. Sponsored the Floppers' Frolic. Spring Officers: F. Moyer, Presillenl: R. Luxton, Vice-Prcsillent: S. Martin, Secretary: R. Slluffler, Treasurer: C. Mcllayrucmlrls, Assemblies: B. Becler, Meri's Athletics: B. Barr, XVomen's Athletics: T. Geiger, Elections: Mtllaer, inter-Ctnlm Council: P. Ireland, Publications: D. Bryson, Publicity: Y. Brandon, Records: B. Weldon, Men's Activi- ties: B. liurrvtt, Pnlmlic Relations: T. Carroll. Special Events.: P. Unrge, Wov1iier1's Activities. cv' P r B if..- i A Mociafec! .giuclenfft 'gusillcss and qqecllflilfal Cellter N Full Officers: XV. Blaise, President: Luxlon, Vice-Prvsirlvnl: M. Oslur. Secretary: B. Brunch. Treasurer: Co- f.mmuissiom'rs: B. Draper. B. Guy. M. Oslur, P. MIKIISKDII, R. Innes, i.. Henson, T. lacoimuis. Maddox. T. Participated in Southern Regional Iunior College Student Government planning Conference in March. Revised BGT Constitution. improved lunch area and promoted good puluiic relations. 4 Completed Student Lounge and A. S. office. Expanded student boot-2 store. , SIWUIQ OffiC9rSr Luxton. President, F. Gray. Vicu'Pnfbirtuut: P. Madison. Secretary, M. Miers, Treasurer: Cu- Conuulssionors: M. Oster, Getz. W. Sloane. E. Rugglvs. B. Kruger, I.. Cook. N. Connvvey, MGSIFOHSIU. Wllllt . AX It ff ' X .J v. .-La daociafec! .sziolenffi Evening Center Full Officers: N. Bruslxcur, President: B. Savury, Vice-Prusizlf-nl: K. Totzin, Secretary: R. Netto. Treasurer: S. Hopkins, W0lllPlI'S Rvprosmrltatimf, I.. Sutton, Ml'H,S Reprvsulltalime. Participated with other centers in Southern Regional Iunior College Student Government Planning Conference in March. Promoted sale of student body cards. Lent money to veterans' reimbursement fund. Sponsored a get-acquainted dinner. Spring Offirvrs: C. Oslrnluli-r, President: S. Hopkins, Vice-Prvsiffwlt: R. Ferreira, Secretary: C. Ellyson, Treusunr P r i n 9 ,aw Row! M D : . ougull, M. Lovejoy, E. Gibson. A. Tim mons. Miller, M. Ienizs Row 2: M. Puckett. H. Evuggoncr, F. Ramse. E . 1. C 1. ll? MI RL'2,'Z3'nS. H.m3ZIZ'.c ' ' Sponsor: Mr. Robert S. 1' Hamilton. 0 U ' I .I I -T . ,, Fall Offlvvrs' M. Ieules, Pfl'SilIl!llli Lfmcc' Vicwpwsululll' P' Roof' bwrptury mubnru ' her U . ' events and Ot Encguraged participation of social clubs in Homecoming activitieS of the year- , ' - ' ril. Sponsored Fraternal Fantasy Dance in P ' ' V 1 -'I'ruusur4r . - B, D pvr. 5f'UUU'Y Slzrizlil Officers: Millafr. pfvsiflenli Luxlon' Vice P 3 l ' ru Row I: D. Edwards, P. liurge, B. Draper. B. Woof! ward, N. HGIIS, Miller Row 2: Mr Rob t S. H . er anl' ilton, B. Glover, C. Forlnur, C. Kinlzci. ,4777 Mr. x'Vf'n0'1e1f fiwurn, fflufw-sun, D, lfunrn, ffurafin. Al fwllnv, IW. Stoughton, lwr. Murf Giosun ASVIIIIISUFSI Wir. xfV1'lllll'l, l'iwu'L, Mr. Mrirf Gibson, Mr. john l.. Uruhrun. fJmlfl'fS.' Hflfllill, Pra'xilfa'Ill,' IV. yivusurvr. IPIILN, Via'-Pr1rsiff1'r:l,' D, lfunrrh, Secretary: C 7oyson, U. Wf'lfLlll, C' Iiiffl , wr, 0. Stmxzl-o, Mr. loan L. fjfflhlllll- Sponsorea' jointly with tfze A. tfze Sadie Haweins Dance, tile Christmas Sing, and the Shamrock Shuffle- Horzored new men students witll smokers eaclz semester. gllrillg 0MCl'rs.' WHIJUII, Pfl!Uilll'lll,' F0 f'lP VR-'9'p'9Sldf !-' G' Slaczbof S9c 9'a -V 115814 'Il5llI'8l'. II Y 44 .I i vo trays M . , , t ....rm....- ,...,. My i.,.,i., t..,...: ..,. ,.-4 ..... JVM- ...rim ..., i.,...f. . ..,.. 1 f ,., ,, gx' X x x Q ,F ,H ,K N A i ,u 1,,,' V - 'i .Q V A fi. it c it ft? A ll . H t r 1 mt r M: - AQ ,- 'gli r . fl l..:.? 1.j i- 17. wif. ' K. ' .nr 'Xl 2 mt, iff 'ix r Q 'W', .r ,. , ' Q t ..g.p o f-.1 ,T, g,1:r4.,rv H, .'1k x '.'I 'F x,,. AW V i w M ig! w Mu X f' X H j,, I X - 4 tn Q ' 3 M. pantie, N. Kriwqwr. Sinks. Mrs, leurs Hutchins, B. Drape-r, M. Cobb, l. Scott Sv0ltS0r5: Mrs. Gurwvu Adams, Miss Sigue Nt. Carlson. , C rffu.ONiC0fS2 Sinks. Presirlentg l. Scott, Vice-Prvsidvnlg Cobb, Secretory: B. Dropvr. 'frousnrir ornrmssrorwrs: Krmrgrrr' Lnwioy, Pmdwl UT. Pfttsillvlttz Padma Yxtce-Presirtent: P. Dudley, Secretory: Krueger, . o s. QP '09 Officers: B. Drop ' P. Burge. Palmer, . rr ' Cornrnlssioners. r . I raosurcr, Mrs. Genova Adams, Heirs. I. Scott, C. Palmer. P. Barge, B. Draper, bint-ns, M. Ponta V. Dudley. N. Krueger, Miss Sigue M. Carlson. Honored new women students at a HHetto Tea each semester. Pnbtistfmerl a handbook for att women students. Held first format instattation ceremony. Sponsored iointty with the A.M.S. the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Shamrock Shame. ,dspring Fashion Show. Christmas Sing, the 0 Introduced a six-page paper for the first time in the coiiege's history. Served three campus-- es efficiently anct main- tained a high standard of journalism. Served on the commit- tee for the revival of Southern California jun- ior cotlege newspapers at a conference held in Los Angeles. Editorial sponsor: Miss Adu E. Levi: Business sponsor: Mr. Lowell Amlerson Photography sponsor: Mr. Gam' P. iv I' l nO 4 , ,- Iwoolse P Steptza Shea Row 5 D Molltson L Shultz M Eby Miss Ada E Leek Mclx twiugu--Sports , S , 4 t N1 x Fli L u Lswuxdr ww N SMG, ms: N I tn- 1 ' Row I: C. Harris, B. Tiwrnquist. M. Paulus. Row 2: Mrs. Mmia S. Contreras. Miss Sigue Carlson, N. Krueger, B. Draper. T. Tucker, M. Mtnga, Halbert. egell Um. liqfaer 4 50010 Special features of the 1951 Legend: Four-color division pages designed and hand-screened by Bob Gay and David Smith. . Use of quotations from Cervantes Don Quixote in both Spanish and English under the guidance of Mrs. Frances K. Archibald. Layouts featuring cut-outs and sketches. inor puggcafiond W' of Qysooix S rw 0 W2-SM. SCROLL wi.. ' . a -ow'OcDQ,'i vis' CJ. X00 x'-tm STUDENT COURT 9' Sponsors: Dean Harry Iones and Mr. Robert S. Hamilton. . Fall Officers: R. Kriz. fudge: Couch, W, Wel- cion, Attorneys: W. Anthony, Bullitt. S ring Officers: T. Geiger, Iudge: D. Bnscinizy. Batl'i,ff:'I. Perry, Cieriz. Fail: W. Xveidon. C. Rice, R. Kriz, R. Srnitin, Mr. Robert S. Ha Spring: D. Bnscilizy, i. Pvrry, T. Geiger, Mr. Roiwrl S. Hamilton. O . y' .- . mv -ii gill Editor: Boi: Ruhle, Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Robert S. Hamilton. ,.2fiiCs:..egQdbOOh of P 1,1-1. .1 .1 f A - ofKL:1p:JSa33i1iuzraiShc:. 8 S S 's 'p DIRECTORY Faculty sponsor: Mr. facie W Saiyers. Q ' ofIg:jr5if1h'4i'cf1uu'ISJii3f1the .Mf. Mrlrl Gibson, F. lanes, ,PHIL row I: B. Barr, M luclzcti, B. Draper, B. Longs hm- Row Q: R. Ttmrnquist. W. Sclnwnndt, T. Ganiz. s...-' Sponsors: Mr. Murl Gil: 300- Mr. Iotm L. Graham. ... Y Spring: R. Tlxornquist. XV bchwanclt, B. Barr, L, Shultz T. Gantz, Mr. Iolln L. Graham qdired Served as ushers at assemblies. Presented after-game dance at Homecoming. Helped at Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sponsored Song, Yell and Alma Mater contest. Donated proceeds from a mixer to the Heart Fund. Full Officers: T, Guntz, President: Milli-r. Vive-Presideni: F. D'Amour. Secretary: F, 101193. Treasurer: XV. Sctnwamtt, Sergeant-at-Arms. Spring Officers: ,W. Scluvanrlt, President: L. Shultz, Vice-President: B. Langston, Secretary: F. Iones, Treasurer: Miller, Sergeant-nt-Arms. T 1 5 FALL Row 1: Mrs. Maryette H Taylor, V. Simmons, B. Reed M. Guerrero, I. Scott. Row 2 E. Iames. 1. lngraham, L. Wil 94 ,ata Join hams, M. Cobb. an International Honorary Business Sorority Eta Psi chapter founded May 19, 1950. 1 Participated in Alpha Iota International ancl California Conventions. Registered nearly three hundred voters for the national elections in November 1950, a recorcl for the City schools. ' Provided groceries and a turkey for a needy family at Christmas. volunteered an evening of alphabetizing ancl filing at the 'Tuberculosis Center during the Christmas Seal drive. Publish a monthly newspaper, the Eta Pside Line. Awarded Betty I0 Munger the key for outstanding scholarship during the year, SPRING Row I: Mrs. Maryette H Taylor, M. Guerrero. B. Mun gor. 1. Scott. Row 2: R. Peter son, P. Madison. L. Williams. B, Preisscr, Mrs. Allta D. Slnlels. OFFICERS: K. Mix, President: B. Manger, Vice-President: 1. Scott, 'Frau . V . Secretary: E. Addleson, Corresponding Secretary: B. Farmer, P. Madison, QQ lglwcfllril Historian: Simms, Pledge Captain: B. French, B. Preisser. Chaplain: G. Tw-Lpr PMR, Qu tw TR' Foster, Marshal. ' I' me umm' ' Sponsors: Mrs. Alito D. Sfuiels, Mrs. Maryntte H. Taylor. Honorary Member: Mrs. Margaret Olson. is fx 9 1 X. fy I' Li '., - f iq. . I 'ff' ' ' f 1 Qs. f N f A E 1 il : 1' 355' f sig 53- .. 1 L .' w .. wma' L Row I: B. Pugv, S. Vuugfmn, A. Hamlin, U. Curriltu, M. Miers. Miss Shirley A. Vincent. Row 2: Sinks, S. Cum ninglnarn, M. Wells, D. Nvatsnn, Sarrio. Row 5: Spivss. S. Lage, P. Holmtrcrg. G. Noyas, G. Hierst, P. Kyle. Sponsor: Miss Stlirtvy A. Vincvnt. Full Office-rs' A. Berg, President: G. Noyes, Viva--Prvsiilvut: P. Kytv. Svcrvtury: M. Mivrs, Treasurer: Spiegs, His mfilllli Surric, Purtiunwntnriun. Slim!!! Officers: B. Page, President: P. Hotmtwrg, Vic'uft'rc'si1lvlIt: A. HOIUIFH. SOCr1'trlry: D. Watsorl, Treasurnr: S Vaughn, Historian: lf. Amlarson, Parliamcntarian. Founded in thefall of 1948. Participated in Dental Assistants, Convention. erclancliaing I . ' Organized: February 9. l95l. H OHtcurs: Hurmsiuuit, Vrvsideni: R. Smith, Vice-t'r4'si1Ivnt: L. Stustny, Vitro-Pri-sidwlt: M. Clnpp, Svcrvlury: C. Milli':- lrvusnrvr: I.. lfattur, Historian. I 5ponsor: Mrs. Margaret W. Collins. ' Commilti-if Clnuiruwn: R. Smith. Constitution: P. Truv. Publicity: L. Stustny. Program: C. Plucnite. Actiniiiegi M. Ifhwlli 5 4TiUl: P. Stanton, Ntvrntzorstnip. - Row I: Mrs. Mrzrguriet W. Collins, Hurmsteact, M, Ctapp, L. Stastny, C. Miller. R. Smith. Row 2: A. Rankin, F. lilffyfl, W. Horan, G. Fisher, Tuctwr. E. Ruggles, S. Galluy. N. Murarl. Row 3: XV. Houser. C. Von Paul, L. Pc-eta, I. Nunlun, C. Ptuvnile, llim Eng. P. Trim. G. Moralisn. D. Hatvorsvn. .24 ,aka gamma igma Full. row I: Mr. Robert E. Sharon, C. Harris, L. Stanton, P. True. H. Stcgcr. Row 2: L. Willie, O. Myarly, M. Gllurdo, M. Miers. G. Noyes, P. Mttrovtch, M. Stoughton. Row 5: Santoro. C. Huhns, L. Stastny, L. Krettler, An- uierson. R. Sarutovai, R. Spurgeon. ' Q! Local Honor Society affiliated with Alpha Gamma Sigma Novem- ber 18, 1950. ' A F L . . Encouraged high scholastic achievement. Helped in city-wide program of the Community Chest. EH Participated in the State Scholarship Convention. X V Sponsor: Mr. Robert E. Sharon. Tmusflafi Officers: P. True, President: P. .Stunton, Vice-President: H. Steger, Secretary: C. Harris, T Spring Officers: P. True, President: P. Stanton. Vice-President: H. Stager, Secretary: R. Smith, raasurer. Spring, row I: P. True, H. Slugger, P. Stanton. Row 2: I.. xfvillill, Riilfllc, Gilurclo, Nl. Mixers, R. Innes, R ,l l0l'lllfltiSl, Hurmsteful. Row 5: M. Clapp. K. Kyslel. L. Wiilialns, G. Stuczlao, C. Miller, E. Rugglcs. Row 4: G Noyes, O. Myazrly, R. Smith, H. Allan, G. Mrxrrilfrs, B. Brunch, I.. Stustny, C. Hulxns. . f ' X 'L mW9'a f95 A lnanidk wwf-wi' Q. ll mlffis ' -. K .5441 WW .' Zz.. fi-ll -' ' , 1 5' -'44, 5 Row I: Willictrvls. li. Tuttle, Smith. G. Babcock. Row 2: Mrs. Mario S. Contreras, P. Rogers, ' INIUFIYN, le. llllllll. Sponsor: Mrs. Marlin S. Contreras, p practiced Spanish conversation and comprehension in real-life social sit- uations such us: Mexican dinners, movies, Christmas party. E N L3-MA 5' Fabio F Row I: O. My1'r'l3', S. Wilsoll, I.. Struht. Row SZ: D. LeBlanc, V. Sounders. C. Mckaynolcfs, fl. Lovfflcr, C. Knapp. SDOIISOFI Mr. RU'p'l A. x,l!I'llllCCllill. Officers: O. Mynrly, Prnsirla-mtg I.. Stralnl, Vim-President: S. xvilson, Secretary. Put on Spring Art Exhibit. 4 1 s 1 I E 1 21 Q AM M- .4 J .Mm WS 'f ,fx ' H f .fx-SKF .c Q f. , gi: - 'W f 1: 1,:g.f qi 5 Q 'iW1 52j1S,i'Q2.'w5f4'iff,g gi' ff. . ,. , 735-ff - -f.f::-'swf j V Q .. 1 ,, Q , , .. 4-,2ff,.WA ,- . ,' A, gui 5, Vw 4. - 4, F fagfnmvf X, Q f 1 y,,qf. - VH - .. -- 1..,'Q,- s . - f ,K 1 J, :M Lara . 21:5-rfewffn. ,ww f Q- ,A.- ,,l, fig Q, is ,wig f l W I 2 tg T is 3, L- j-4 W, f I .ta 1 X 1 X Y ,, Y 'jjfhwi l h 2 x U, H P- ,. ,. wwf, ww: ff t A I xv i 13, H.. E ss W i'5Zg'4?31 y ' if-1 wwf, ' 3,-vsff ,, . -,Q 3 3 we 'is , ': 6, J ISS 51 'E Q f -' 13 m Q2 ' Gif' i. ',,L if , if -,sf ?v:,.:y 'fa? Wfl? W Q W7 wif' . Q 4 N 1 . .Vx ,fs v Q-,MA-5 I l'l'sAl 1 . v I ' 531 5' f ..,1,5 a 11 - Ni 0531 .-f Q' Q -QW. Q... my ' .A M 4 H . ,W - sf- J 1 - H4 4' . ag M, y ' q 1 1.1 , Q ,., , L m 1 :fy K' - -Q3 E a ,V l 4 . 1, 9. an ,. Q 1-nf 419 .xt wwf!- Q- tj Row I: D. lanes, B. Prelsser, N. Sey- lbotll. Row 2: D. Dale. A, Tlmmoni, B. Draper, B. Malloy. Row 5: G. Carrluo, G. Stinnett, Miss Ruth Loyan, M. Puctz- ett. Not ln picture: A. Hathaway. . Sponsors: Miss Margaret E. Eager, Miss Ruth Loyan. igma efamlcla Founding clate: December 15, 1947. Activities: Built the Horn of Plenty float for the Homecoming Parade. Full Oficers: A. Timmons, President: N. Seytmlln. Vice-President: G. Stinnett. Secretary: B. Preissvr, Treasurer: A. Hathaway, Sergeant-at-Arms. Spring Officers: B. Draper, President: D. lanes. Vice-President: M. Taylor, Secretary: D. Dale. Treasurer: G. Stlnnelt. Parliamentarlan. ph .14 Aa Fall Officers: M. Miers. President: L. Lacou, Vice-President D. Watsoil, Secretary: N. Plummer, Treasurer: M. Sloan, Sergeant-ui-urrns. Spring Officers: Brown, President: S. Martirl. Vice-Prcsi dent: C. Thompson, Secretary: M. KifZl1lill0F, Treasurer: N Richards, Sergeant-ut-Arms: Y. Brandon, Social Secretary: M. Miers, Historian: N. Halls, l.C.C. Representative. Spring Pledges: M. Neely, B. Kruger, C. Coleman, A Xvaecilter, l. Perry, D. Patterson, N. ESIIIGITIIIII, G. Clxarnber: lain, N. Vfest, Georgin, M. Gilardo. I Founding Date: October 8, I94O. Activities: Sponsored Orva Stack as Daisy Mae for Sadie Hawkins Day. , Dinner Dance in February. Took seconcl prize along with Kap' pa Phi Alpha in. Homecoming float, 6 v 1 ...mf Row I: L. Lacoe, M. Sloan, E. Yizarrondo, M. Miers, N. Plummer, D. WUISOII, M. facobs. Row 2: D. Bry- son, Brown, Sarrie, M. Kitzmiuer, P. Fricle. R. Cota, Suttcrlarul. Row 5: Rawlins, S. Husl, Halbert, C. Rice, P. Laing, P. Kraizbenhoeft, Y. Brandon, C. Thompson.. Row 4: Lovejoy, B. Riddell. O. Stacia. S. Cun- ninglv-rn. N. Richards, S. Martin, N. Halls. C. Allison, D. Edwards. Sponsor: Mrs. Katherine C. Hunter. Row l: I. Scott, B Wceiis, P. Roof. Row 2: Miss ii. Rumi, M. Vitus. E. Gibson, C. Palmer. Row 5: P. Burgc. N. Krueger, M. Vantec. Spiess. R. Sinuils. D. Daniel. D. impiniz. Sponsor: Miss Shirley A. Vincent. PM .Sigma au full Officers P. Roof ........,. ..,,......., i ,resident ............... M, Ciapp .......... ........ V icrrpresidcnt ........... M. Wells .......... ............ S ecrelary ........... I. Spiuss ........ ................ r Frcusurzer ....... I. Sinks .......... ......... S ociui Chairman ......... I. Scott ........... ............ S ergeant at Arms ........... ...........Correspomiing Sccretury.......... Founding ciate: November 4, 1947. Spring Sinics, M. Clapp Sixults Maclficn Palmer . .......... M. Wavlis Ciapp Impinic Spring pledges: S. Kiiiorn, B. Langston, E. Moore, 1. Slater, P. South, P. Stein and G. Williams. Activities: Participated in Homecoming, held Moither,s Day Breakfast. wit Xe he 550' 9. 130-x,s 60 goto . o .' oiwcp 86.81 -Swv New PV X mi X 1 . . A , mS.QXP'g53S301k.Q,b'1JXe, '5xmYNx55 . Qc, x . v X9 oi Q'-00' qi'-oral-S'Q1 'YJ' X- -:fav opasixevs- Q09 W' sw N- ,,. 'W,T3 B X. pb jkefa M ran Wit i omm ii 1 I f 9- X. - 6623106295 qox Y-ooze .'.-. 4 - nv ?,v9'QWX'9,Q15,z5' Yr' V' 5- C. B. Argent .... ................................................................................ P resident .............. Swing M. Hill ............ ......... V Ice-President .......... ' ' Ryan I. Adkins ............. ............. S ecretory .............. ' P' Humans D. pictzcrt ....... ' ..... ................. T r easurer .................. . ' ' ' Sanders .....'.....Sergeant ut Arms........... ' Wriwgm , ............ ...... , m Kohler ' Founding date: February 20, 1947 ' Activities: Sponsorecl Carnival Capers to raise funds for buying magazines for servicemen in hospitals. Presented annual Hshillelagh Shuffle, I 5f,':z::15',,GZ:ig.:1'f2iJ'mf:,f::.,Hfis ff:3::'.ia:i M wut Rho 'Ma- 10 A . wigs-0 ,,,5 ' I 4 f . i I I ' .Z4 Cl Full OHUYWS Spring S. Ionvs ......... ............. I 'rm-sizivnl ...........,... ............. I .. Lovin' G. Harlan ......... .......- X iClF'Pl'l!Silll'lll .....,..--- ........... I J. Vinson L. Login- ,.,,,,.,,,,,,., ..,...... S ocrviury ..,..,,.... ........ ' lv. Gvigvr M. Dougal' ........... ...,..... ' i'reusurn-r ....... ......., I 1. Huxley H. Howorri ........ ..........,....., S vnlilwl ................ ..A...... I . Rain-U D. Vinson ...... ........ .,...................... H i storiun ................... ....,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, ...............C0ff1'SID0lll1illQ Secretary................,......., Bowen Founding date: January 22, 1947 Activities: Won Iunior College inter-Mural Championship Cup for two years. Annual Alumni Dinner. Spring Dinner Dance. Delta Dig. Spring pledges: D. Myers, iVIacKuy, Acosta, E. Hooper, D. Eder-- er, and B. Oizre. Row I: Dr. Loomis M. Gunuway, M. Douguii, H. Ingram, i.. Loi-lm, S. Iona-s. H. Howard, D. Vinson, Cuiri. I Wt gens. Row 2: N. Kirkpatrick, T. Hanialns. T. Vinson, S. Hardy, B. Houghton. Mastoruims, G. Einm. Row 3: I Swan, Mellon, Sutter. B. Baxley, G. Harlan, D. Pociz. Row 4: G.Mi1lar.T. Gnlgvr, M. Hiatt, B. Shunmiu-, D. F011-v Row 5: C. Logan, D. Hammond. N. Cllubil, R. Facieraii, B. Brwlvr. Compton. ' Sponsor: Dr. Loomis M. Ganawav. Sealed: E. Hoffman, Mr. Torn Ashley, Catz. Slruuling: C. Euslay, L. Cook, C. Forlnvr, M. Finch, . Fusions, E. Albright, Iolulsun, 1'.uxlon, B, slmu, C, Plucnilc. IAZZ AT THE RUSS A M. 11. yL117A1 .gola mefa Mi Founding date: October, l-948 Fall Officers Spring I. Luxlon ......... ..... ........ P r csidcnl ......,.... ......... L . Coal: M. Finch ......... ........ V ice-President ,.,....... ............ B . Isbell L. Cool: ...,....... ......... S earl-lury ........... ........., M . Finch B, lslwll .......... ............ 'I 'rl-uiurar ....... ......... I . Iohnson ff. Hoffmann... ....................................,....... f ...... Sergeant at Arms ........................................................... Luxlon Row I: Luxlun, M. Firlvlu, I.. Cook, U. lsfwu. Row LZ: Getz, C. Ptacnilz Gust, ff. I 'UHIIIUIIL ' Slnlnsffrf Mr. .fI l Ashlvy. C Row I: wDr. Richard B. Milla'r, F. Boyer, D. LeBlanc, R. Luxlon, B. Kri':, T. Carroll. Rum Q: B. Weldon. Cx. Cuniplmll. Iuflrl. G. Klncun. D. Schmidt. T. Cousc, D. Prager. Row 3: R. Slxuffler, R. Rutlzouvsial. B. Nye. C. Legace, M. Mlillalley, G. R0f,lblIH, G. Denrclorff. Founding date: February 22, 1947 Activities: Artistry in Au- tumn, semi-formal at Home- coming. Spring pledges: Gon- zales, G. Dearciorff, Pow- ers, M. Mullalley, G. Rathbun, R. Nye, P. Gor- man, R. Rutlzowslei, and F. Baker. Fun Offive-rs Spring M. lorries ............. Presiclvllt ...,............ B. Kri: J T. Carroll .,..... Vice-I resident ....... T. Curran B. Kriz .........,....... Secretary ....... -...B. Glover W. Bfasv .... ....... 1 'reasurer ......... G. Rovtfu-r B, Carson......parliunmntariurn. Sergeant at Arms...R. Luxtou , ....... Htstorirm .............. F. Boyer i ,By xqff Y. , 1 X - X ' , Row I: R. Innes, T. Gantz, Leasing, F. Ramsay, Miilaer. D. Gilbert. Row 2r L.'B0rrl0H. KUIIYI. G. Alemall. I. Hinos, C. Kinizle, Bell, K. Slmrp, Mr. Waller T. Homttz. Sponsors: Mr. William T. Cymru, Mr. Walter T. Homltz, me 234' Founding date: Wlarch 7, 1947 Activities: Sponsored Hornecorning. Qaeen, Sally Wiggilts. Beat tin. Facuit H at Sadie Hawkins Dance Shared honors witinpizi Tlfeta Xi for buiiding First Prize float for Homecoming Spring pledges: B. Luitiens, D. Brown, L. Tyce, D. De Leon, R. lames, F. Lioy and C. Iaclzson. Frau Officers R. Iorues .... .....,.... P ruhinnt ............ T. Gantz ....... .......... V icggpnsldonl ........... I. I ,. I .......... .......... In .....,..... . F. ........ .......... L .Zf.f...1f ....,...... I. A ............ .............. I l0ff0Yl ................ er Sergeant: at Arms ........... Swine Gsntz Milep- Kuhn S. CZUWIWM ' K. sm Q W igma jan moi Founding ciate: Ianuary 25, 1947 Spring pledges: Stovall, G. Nlclntyre. ' Activities: Edited and distributed the Student Directory. ll Offnurs Spring Hardin ...... ............... I 'rvsidvnt ...... ..... .............. l f . Good . Wmlggoruifr.. ........... Vice-Prasimiont ........ ........ C . Witluroluv Branch ......... ............... S ocrvlory ......... ............... I 5. Dinan! Good ........... . .................. TFOUSIIYOT ............ ....... . .H. Wclggolunr Guerrero ......... .........., S urgoont ot Arms ..... ........ I J. Holcomb Campbell ......... ............... H istorinn ......... Tnclznr S. Sulherlin, D. XIGIIIIPFUYKIGII. Sponsor: Mr. Incl: W . Sniyf-rs, lr. I: lf. Good, H. Wnygfnrlor, B. Brunch. lu.. Guerrero. Curnptn Row 2: R. Dlnnnt. C. Harder. B. Lovn, D. David, G. Castro Row 5: lf. Tucker, Mr. Incl: W. Salyers, lr., Cnnxpfmu, D. HHIFOIIIID Row I: C. 1Jf1swic1z, Clay, Svrpa, V. Henson. 121. Browning. Row 2: Mr. David F. Ferris I. Nelson, S Harvey, S. Millar, W. Mcstamton. Sponsor: Mr. Duvllt F. Farris. or Y T XL X. ph jan gguizm Founding c1ate:Novem1Jer 5, 1948 - Activities: Took part in Homecoming and Sadie Hawkins activities. Went inactive February 14, 1951. Officers V. Henson ............. .............. P relhlent lf. Urouming .......... ......... V ice-President I. Serpa .............. ........... f ...Secretnry I. Clay ............... ................. T reuaurar C. Etswlctz ......... .......... S ergeant at Arms I. Nelson ........ ............. H tstorlnn .fdcfiuialaoled Mala giifuckanfif Casi todo aquel dia camino sin acontecerle cosa que de contar fuese, de lo cual se desesperaba, porque quisiera topar luego con quien hacer experiencia del valor de su fuerte brazo. Autores hay que dicen que la primera adventura que le avino fue la del Puerto Lapiceg otros dicen que la de los molinos de vientog pero lo que he podido averiguar en este caso, y lo que he hallado escrito en los anales de la Mancha, es que el anduvo todo aquel dia, y, al anochecer, su rocin y 61 se hallaron cansados y muertos de hambreg y que, mirando a todas partes por ver si descubriria algun castillo o alguna majada de pastores donde recogerse y adonde pudiese remediar su mucha necesidad, vi6, no lejos del camino por donde iba, una venta, que fue como si viera una estrella que, no a los portales, sino a los alcazares de su redencion le encaminaba. -Don Quijote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. .xdcfiuified .glluclenf e He traveled almost all that day vvithout meeting any adventure worth the trouble of relating, which put him into a kind of despairg for he desired nothing more than to encounter immediately some person, on whom he might try the vigor of his arms. Some authors say, that his first adventure was that of the pass called Puerto Lapiceg others, that of the mindmillsg but all that I could discover of certainty in this matter, and that I meet with in the annals of La Mancha, is, that he traveled all that day, and, toward the evening, he and his horse being heartily tired, and almost famished, Don Quixote, looking about him in hopes to discover some castle, or at least some shepherds cottage, there to repose and refresh himself g at last, near the road which he kept, he espied an inn, as welcome a sight to his longing eyes, as if he discovered a star directing him to the gate, nay, to the palace of his redemption. -Don Quixote de la Mancha, Miguel de.Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by PETER MOTTEUX X frxxsm llaugufaf gd! The first social activity of the school year, a semi-formal dance sponsored by the Associated Stu- dents, was held at time Collegiate Club in Balboa parlz. - ' 1 w Q. fgiwf f - T' . . ,, M 1,5 W A , ' , S QA ' ' . 5 V K 11-Ej,5 'te' . V .vt . A, A '- nk ,I ,, 7, ks' '.,, 'QP ,Y F-9 3 W. W 1 f 1,T ,t1wi,q s . i Q x ' 'i f f flf WE' df',,, V - fi 4g mi' it xv- ff is 9 ft K. , .- ' I , qi.-:ii-Estfik , K ' ' 1541 Qiirw i u . i -ffm 1 1 N. s ' ts'e f,.Fp ?1 lligigll .'ate' f1i3i'??fii NV, X I Y I ' i' ,jigs .',. I 55-Q YYI, in x , A -vin v,i' A K .h -- IP . , , ! . . -. 1.- omecoming Bob Carson places the crown on Queen Sally Wiggins' head. Attendants left to right are: Ioyce Halbert, Orva Stack, Candy Thompson, Miss Wiggins, Bob Carson, Yvonne Brandon, Syciney Cunningham. Kappa Phi Alpha sponsored the semi-formal Homecoming Dance, Artis- try in Autumn. P First prize was awarded to Phi Theta Xi and Rho Delta for their Barn Dance with animatecl square clancers. The Prayer, entered by Phi Sigma Tau and Iota Theta Phi won second prize. Phi Alpha anci Kappa Phi Alpha took third prize with their Harvest Moon. 42, W 2. Ay -X 5 3 w 2+ 521 if -N ,, , Q YV! A ff we M fm Wy: 3 , 1,7 I X ' sg, J -1' X ,J 2: . X ' A - x i , . Qi.. rf f 3 -1 ' ' 4 A X ' uvr. 1 f 1 f ' . sf.. I5 ,', ' ' nl ' 1 X fix I Q, ., nga kgs?-A qu nngru 'rrnucfi H'w3 313, Rey. M Rm Rllllug Cnuunun Ullwuusr ETFFW :MV M . l I Kisses, a Hcrystal Ball Gazer and Beat the Faculty were fea- tures in addition to the events pre- sented here. .Simba Phi Theta Xi staged an original Dogpatcn skit. Marryin' Sam Ted Gantz was busy after the race. Here he officiates at fhf ceremony for Daisy M09,, Orva Stack and Lil Abnef Cy Morgan. ..NawLin5 Miss Lucille Zweclz and Dr. Richard Miller UU show their school spirit. of the would-be beard groiuers. ,,,, J,,,,.,.,,,,, J! ef 2 :df v h 4 ai? Q fr ,,, . 1 L an W fi ,3- 15, E, 1 iz? 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S- is si, ,Z el00l't25 -En esto, descubrieron treinta o cuarenta molinos de viento que hay en aquel campo, y asi como -don Quijote los vio, dijo a su escudero: -La ventura va guiando nuestras cosas mejor de lo que acertaramos a desearg porque ves alli, amigo Sancho Panza, donde se descubren treinta, o pocos mas, desaforados gigantes, con quien pienso hacer batalla y quitarles a todos las vidas, con cuyos despojos comenzaremos a enriquecer, que esta es buena guerra, y es gran servicio de Dios quitar tan mala simiente de sobre la faz de la tierra.- A -gQue gigantes?- dijo Sancho Panza. -Aquellos que alli ves,- respondio su amo, -de los brazos largos, que los suelen tener algunos de casi dos 1eguas.- -Mire vuestra merced,- respondio Sancho, -que aquellos que alli se parecen no son gigantes, sino molinos de viento, a lo que en ellos parecen brazos son las aspas, que, volteadas del viento, hacen andar la piedra del molino.- -Bien parece,- respondio don Quijote, -que no estas cursado en esto de las aventurasg ellos son gigantes, y si tienes miedo, quitate de ahi, y ponte en oracion en el espacio que yo voy a entrar con ellos en fiera y desigual batalla.- -Don Quijote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. .Siam-L4 As they were thus discoursing, they discovered some thirty or forty windmills that are in that plain, and, as soon as the Knight had spied them, 'Fortune,' cried he, 'directs our affairs better than we ourselves could have wished: look yonder, friend Sancho, there are at least thirty outrageous giants, whom I intend to encounter, and, having deprived them of life, we will begin to enrich ourselves with their spoils: for they are lawful prize, and the extirpation of that cursed brood will be an acceptable service to Heavenf 'What giants? quoth Sancho Panza. 'Those whom thou seest yonder,' answered Don Quixote, 'with their long-extended arms, some of that detested race hav a size, that sometimes they reach two leagues in length.' 'Pray, look better, sir,' quoth Sancho, 'those things yonder are no giants, but windmills, and the arms you fancy, are their sails, which, being whirled about by the wind, make the mill go.' , 'It is a sign,' cried Don Quixote, 'thou art but little acquainted with adventures. I tell thee they are giants, and therefore, if thou are afraid, go aside and say thy prayers, for I am resolved to ' combat against them al1'. -Don Quixote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by PETER Morrnux e arms of so immense engage in a dreadful, unequal fine forward walls. Raw I: Dick Peck, Iolm Compton, Frantz Castro, Charles Kulmu, Dan Vinson, Eddie Iofms, lake Martinez, and Bill Huvfer. Row 2: Lew Loebe, Tom O'Bricn, Iolm Tlwmas, Larry Kutcluer, Don Benson, Eddie Rogers. lim Mellas, Ioe Duke and Ted Fanning. manager. Row 3: Coach Bill Bailey, Marvir: Finch, Curl Elnlurs, Rey Faclzrcll, Cy Mongcxn, Paul Kancyulzi, Harry Loftus, B017 Rinehart, laviur Acosta, Svtll Morgcxrl and Asst. Coach Ivlm Brosv. lotta! Coach Bill Bailvy Court: Inlm Brosv Head Coach Bill Bailey completed his third year as mentor of the San Diugu lunior College football team this past SIZUSOYI. 'FINE popular C0l1C,l.'S I'BC0l'd at SDIC now stands at I9 games won, I0 lost. Assistant Coach Iolm Brosc, too, is u three-year man for the Knights and he is responsible for the team's consistently San Diego SEASONS 0 I5 0 20 7, 20 54 0 13 6 RECORD Airpac Compton El Camino Long Bench San Bernardino Bakersfield Santa Plonicu Harbor East LA IC Ventura 27 45 20 47 I2 I4 I2 I3 27 39 An up and down season,-tl1at's the description of the 1950 football year for San Diego Iunior College. Fourth place in the Metro'politan Conference and a record of three wins and seven losses was the final analysis of the Knights' eleven. Top games of time year were the victory over Bakersfield and the close loss to a tough East LAIC team. Center Eddie Iotms was named the team's most valuable player while End Paul Kaneyulzi was elected captain. 'l r .rx A ZBA Fin ff ,Y If we . ,A ,Q . N P 'YU' - ,,+f ly! Q, ., 5 ix. TK T4 . Q . ,Q 1 ' f J MY W2 I -2? Q' V Q N lk.. W if Qi , I . A JS? Q - 4 f 5 I.. .x,f R A W ,U . , mfr' ' ' s 'r Q O J' - 2 Q ' 1 26 ifiv Q., 5 a ' ' -L- In . 3 , A., .A ,, 1, ., . . 5' -. 'f' xfyqug A af! I ' 19, V ,4 4 L ,' '1 E yr? 'm .Q fr-' ,Y JY , Qwa G, . x Wfzffvg, wgiwisagfg w.. ,'f,,, ,A ef- 4 v r 1,, fv j .Q A f5,,,s a 4 W 'vs S-' 53 st.. ' A rw., 5.-. f . Afefim.. H ' ' is S , H , 7 G ff. 5 , , , ' i 1 Mi ww W fm at X' m , O' A' .Ivins av , f ,s ,az -41 A' ,f 4. 1 eu fs.. M Y .4 ,- Cs- ,f , N, .v ,- Q, , 4, vf ff! Iggy f in x in si , ,mf -Q ,Q N V .A F5 W -1, UU 2? x V- jx 1 in .3 N 4 , - L' W y 3 W , ' M ,ff 4 ' it ..,,5 2 0 1 ww W ,L ' Q93 'mf ff 1 3253? ! I3 QW51' U . J 1 K l 3 'X X341 H 1 ,. L 2 we Q 'K -J ', xx Y 'H 4 ,I 'Ui V' x ' auf 5: '40 - .D . N- . uw' I 1 - 4 I .- ,wh yi x' iw f V 5 31 . 'Q' 1 -',,, v.. zjls yr ' 45' 'X l ' A' A f K I Q we fi 5 - 5 m- 'f: N-111 1 . 1 3f' M HV, r fr ,mtg I ,Jr we wx wr . . gagf Haifa. ji b , V fr, 2 XX 3. X., if.. f 25V NN, 1 P- Q K. 3 fi ff 6? 'Y K -N. . X 85, . - M. w k . I I gt V - Q1 W GX -4, f J' 1? Q v .5 N ,EH 'LJ , ' i F m ,f . 1 t 7' P ki? ' T ' Q' 1. in .,,k,,,. V :.iy.swL1..k2 , ,V Y , wil ,X .-W . A .- V A x f' I -gF,5i..,I' 1 95, A 0, 0 Bi t tv' N V g SEASONS STATISTICS G FG FT TP Ave. Bob Braciy ..,...... 20 159 596 Hank Fuller .21 155 254 Tom O'Brien ...25 78 195 Marv Hiatt ...... 24 65 175 12on ffegede. 25 68 175 I. Swisher ......... 21 25 59 loc Cutri ............ 16 15 55 Bob McCiurg 7 8 17 I.P4eachan1 ...... 7 5 11 Don Bowen ...... 12 5 1 1 Al Socin ............ 7 0 1 Final Metro Conference Stand W. L. San Diego ....., ......,....... 1 2 2 Long Beach ....... ......... 1 1 5 Santa Monica .................. 10 4 El Camino ....., ......... 5 Bakersfield ......... ......... 6 fb IX. ffarbor ..... ......... 11 L. A. Valley ........ ......... 1 2 East LAIC ........... ........ 1 5 C1loffny's Boi: Da 19.8 16.9 7.7 7.2 7.0 2.5 2.1 2.4 1.6 0.9 0.1 ings Pez. .858 .786 .715 .645 .571 .214 .145 .071 s lays in Iwo poinl ru in 'Jlll.yl'I'S UP lll UU' 0Ul'l' I IAHIQ Belllfll HUIIIU, DON H1iGliRI.lf Two-year performer guard mul forwurzl. Hr' was Ines! iznown for 1 f10,l'flS1llB air wily nnrl g oil 'mil-funn: ing. TOM O'BRII5N This 111911-scoring guorrl sparieicri us 0 sure jump- slrol nrlisl. He was third igimst in loam scoring. 1 . X ly . Q U A 1. .y .xbxx i q1 'xl I A , NIARV HlA'l'l' 3 1.011-hanrinri pusirg, X mon. wilo was SD , regular foruvorrl for I - seasons. playful onlin' l 'Eg ing ciofensive iron , 'N limes oml was fillllflf' .- Y I In oil opponent - rx V1 . 4,35-t ' I I-'4,g,,,l4,. imnpg for Ipall in Long Bumrlv contest. 1 f' x S X, . E . N Q v1 142. E, N ki, BOB BFADY I 'I ' P A ' prof nfl ..,.l1L'Tf.,, Xi?fe1li1Ti.'i.,..f1 .WI Metro Conference teams aful IMI SD1C in scoring. H55 flerullb' Set-slnots lmwfl dw Knights to tlw IUUQU4' Cl ' pionslxlp. HI' was l d 'l ,Hogg valnalxle Plfly4'f' HANK FULLER Knights' all-star center for Iwo seasons and tap scorer for two-year span. Maile all- lvague tlvo years arul was tvam's most valuable player in '50 nml captain this past campaign. .Ib A gl 1 I V SEASONS HIGHLIGHTS Tying of school record for points in a single game,-187 . . . Fullers new recorcl for points in two seasons .-702 . . . Teams great comelaaclz after eight straight early season losses . . . Bracly's new marlz for points in one season Fi 596 . . . O'Brien's- clefensive play in Hrs! Santa Moriica game . . . Final I0- seconcl win in Hrst Harbor game, on Hiatt's clesperation shot . . . Decisive win over State Frosli alter earlier loss to the Aztecs . . . Selec- tion. of Fuller and Brady to All- Metro team ancl Bracly to Hrst-string All-Soutlilancl IC squad and Fuller to second-team honors . . . Hegerle's all-around top performance against Valley . . . Several high scoring splurges,-fBraz1y's 52 ancl 51 points, Hegerle's 25, O'Brien's 19, and Ful- ler's 28 and 27 . . . Anal, of course, winning the Metropolitan Confer- ence championship. Hiatt sinles goal against Clulffvy. Top row, left to right: Don Bowen, Dave Myers, loci: McKay, Frantz Castro, Phil Gorman, Ken Pattison and Dick Roberts. Second row, left to right: Van Iacizson, Milt Luiien, Bobby Xvarner. Boi: Petty. Xvaiter Haase ami Ben Wanen. . BASEBALL SCORES SDIC 21 Glendale 4 H 9 'kEast LAI C l 2 Naval T.C. 4 5 Hoover 5 9 'kBaizersfieic1 8 17 'H'Harinor 4 0 'wpasadena 8 6 San Antonio 7 2 E oro 16 OCICII Mike Morrolur 9 Fullerton 7 5 Naval T.C. 8 12 'kvalley 5 3' 'El Camino 10 'E-League games 'H'-Azusa Tourney games gaaegaf I Despite being hampered all season by loss of players, the Knight Baseball team could cali the season a successful on.e. At press time the diamond squad was tied for the Metropolitan Conference le-ad and had won a good share of its practice games. The team was well-balanced except for pitching. Boiziay Warner was the only experienced iturler Coach Mike Morrow possessed and the rigimt-itamfer saw most of the mounci service cluring the season. Leading hitters were Third Baseman lack McKay, Catcher Bob Petty, shortstop Frantz Castro and outfielder Don Bowen. I Pre-gfunv Iuuldlo: Bowen, Hausa, Gorman, Morrow and Carl .- U A I'InmeIvIsIr'. pun Slnorlstop Fra nIz Castro. Aer' Pitclmr Bobby WGFHOV- u A A fy. SUIISOII .S A IIPTKIQPS G AB H Tom O'IIricn .... ,.. I2 43 I8 Don Bowon ...... ....... 2 4 90 50 Bob Peay .......... ....... 2 6 99 31 Inch McKay ................ 25 95 28 Paul Kancyuki ............ I6 63 I8 Bob Warner ...... ....... I 9 60 I7 Mm Fw 5'Q f1w1S L ff.Z'.f'3ffZi1T.Z1 ' 11111132 223 15 ' Long Beach ........ ..................... 8 3 Wah Himsa N . '... 20 6' 2' El Camino ...... .. 8 4 Santa Monicxz -....... 7 4 Valley ............ ..... 6 5 Ease LA IC .. SAN DIEGOWMU Bclkersfielzl .......... 6 6 4 7 I Il McKr4y !nIeos Imtting practice, Potty catching, Sucoml Basnrndn Ken Pattison Alm- .4I9 .333 .313 .295 .286 .283 .230 .264 .230 Coach Ed Ruffn. Bach row, left to right: Quincy Hill, Paul Stoan, Walter Haase and Don Prager. Front rowQ left to right: Cliff McReynoHs, Bob Woods. Dtch Pech. Genera Vetas- quez and Henry Rodrtquez. 306' Because of a shortage of performers the 1951 Knights trach team competed in only three meets durin the season. Those were in the triangular meets against Baiersfield and Long Beach: Santa Monica and Harhorg and East LAIC and Valley. At press time none of the meets had heen completed. ' Outstanding for the small cinderpath team were Dich Pech, sprinter: Genera Valasquez, miter: Don Prager, hurctler: and Paul Sloan, sprinter. Ruffa tnstructs Poch and Vvlasquez on starts. o 'f ,1 KA J I , tv.. - l lf ,.fXg. Qf-1 3'-,L ' -4 'tw' A X ' f.f - ww? ',qf'D.'l?n5 , 1 ' ,nr-an - ef. .431 ms -21-1. f-,'!f,gi5E'-1:1-:it - www- , - MAIORET'l'ljS: Row I: Nnpnrslilc, X pnslml. Row Q: S. fwurlin, D. lrnpinlc. A FLAGfSiclR1g1sRs. H. Ruben. Gvorggin. pf, 'v Hom' Mrlifnrrfllr. in Trwrllrfv Xlx N2 iv 55. ,,..l mf' fb 1 . P , '9 V PON!-PON CORPS: Row I: E. Mcrcxrv, S Bower, M. lacnfrs, Stevan son, C. Knapp, Sarriv, R Slrom. Row 2: M.1Jll1:L vll, 1. Pvrry, B. Rhmvu, R Cola. N. Halls. ' KNlGl'fTlfT'l'lfS: Row I: Mdffill, Uv ww, H. Mmmrcf. IW. lumlm I. Slum-nson, B. Rirlflou, C Knapp, R. Slmm. S Mflrlill D. lmpinlz. Row 2: Low' ioy, Gcnrgyin, H. Ruin-n M. Puckett, S. Bower. I Perry, Trmnlzlv, Surriv R. Cola, N. Halls, Puslml I. Napa-rsfilz. V SONG LEADERS . Simms. 1. Van Gessel, N. Plummer. 'w 2 A Q milk ' 'V r.4-1A'L . 5' XX tg X- r Y I A fag: PEP BAND Row 1: Helms, R. Bloch, F. lanes. G. Bergren. B. Luna, G. Tenoris, L.-Slaslny, Mr. Arthur D. Avery. Sponsor: Mr. Arthur D. Avery. A GCMAGCJ Y volviendo las riendas, encamino a Rocinante hacia donde le parecio que las voces salian. Y a pocos pasos que entr6 por el bosque, vi6 atada una yegua a una encina, y atado en otra a un muchacho, desnudo de medio cuerpo arriba, hasta de edad de quince afios, que era el que las voces daba, y no sin causa, porque le estaba dando con una pretina muchos azotes un labrador de buen talle, y cada azote le acompafiaba con una reprehension y consejo. Porque decia: -La lengua queda, y los ojos listos.- Y el muchacho respondia: -No lo hare otra vez, sefior mio, por la pasion de Dios que no lo hare otra vez, y yo prometo de tener de aqui adelante mas cuidado con el hato.- -Don Quijote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. acuhy . . Then turning to that side with all the speed which Rozinante could make, he no sooner came into the wood but he saw a mare tied to an oak, and to another a young lad, about fifteen years of age, naked from the waist upwards. This was he who made such a lamentable outcryg and not without cause, for a lusty country-fellow was strapping him soundly with a girdle, at every stripe putting him in mind of a proverb, 'Keep your mouth shut, and your eyes open, sirrahf 'Good master, cried the boy, 'I'll do so no more g as I hope to be saved, I'll never do so again! Indeed, master, hereafter I'll take more care of your goods'. -Don Quixote de la Mancha, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Translated by PETER Mo'rrEUx CULTH L alminiafrafion EVENING CENTER john W. Brownell, Counselor: Lois Ruffa, Counselor: Paul E. Klein, Princtpal. Not ln picture: Isabel C. Etmt, Counselor, ivfiiiu V ,,..-- BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL CENTER XVatter L. Thatcher, Principal: Dr. Wilson Getstnger, Vice-Prtnclpal: loseph H. Stephenson, General Coordinator Lnonanl R. Etmon, Registrar: Margaret D. Olson, Dean of Students. , APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCE CENTER Alfred W. Nall, Regtstrar: Dn lolm Asetttne, Princtpal: Lormtne M. Ienlzins, Assistant Dean of Women: Har E. jones. Acting Dean: Robnrt S. Hamtlton. Counselor: Lawrence W. Carr. Ir.. Vice-Prtnctpal: Ruth Mansell. Vice-Prlnclpaz Percy T. Allan. Vice-Principal. 1 I , l Not In ptctura: Iolnn L. Brose, Counsetorp- Stgne M. Carlson, Assistant to the Dean of Wonwrn, IQPAGJ .fdrfd ana! cience anfer A SOCIAL STUIJIES Row I: Ricfuml B. Millar, Murl Gibson, Maryam! lf. Eugnr. Wirlfred L. L. Gicr. Row 2:' Wfiniurrl T. Cyran, Dr. Loomis M. Gunuwuv, Huber! B. Pricn, D Russell Burlruw. Row I: Kallmrinv C. Hunk-r, Gladys M. Howell, Awary P. Clarlz. Row 2: Gerlrude L. Dustin, fossil' A. Harris, ' Ol FlClfi STAFF v K ., w. - 'f?'4559: 4, X 9' , . A ',l5f5 iw ,...-ff ' a V Wu lfvuurly lfurlfmfuumuv. Wlllicnlvv D. l.ur1wig, Louisa C. Skmlon, Nucfcene H. Clark, Sue Thomas. Not in pirlurf-: Norma Duffy, funn Ruulvllv. PP geoludrfd anJ Science Genfer LANGUAGE AND SPEECH ARTS Row I: Lorruinu M. IOIIIUIIS, Alta M. Gallagher, Narra L. lanes, Marla S. Contreras, Ada E. L1-elm, Lillian W. Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Sigm- M. Carlson, Robert L. Plrazzinl, Charles M. Newman, Ir. No! in picture: Francns K. Arrlnilralff. Rolwrt F. Sharon. Virginia U. Wllcoxson. HE STUDY V I -v--Z wyuu '. cnsmsrnv I5 T -4 SPACE AND SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Row l: Iolm IQ. Graham, losnplnine Sluplcy, Mary I. lannoch, W. Lippman, Incl: W. Salyars. lr., XV. Forns! Whvrlnn. Lovell H. Peirce. Row 2: Rolmrl 3? r ! ii .,..., .. ' , x s U -..--,,.,..-- ART AND MUSIC Frank B. Palrlclu. Arlfnur D. Avery. Ir., Barbara D. Cleland. Ralph A. Vernacchia. No! in pldure: E. Harrison .'Vlnxwr'U, Duke A. Lolwu. ...Ng ..... ' L ppbecladrfa anJ Scienca eenfer - 'Q . O N 5 W V m............. . ., 5,14 ',, - - 9 I N A 'Sf .., .NAA PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row I: Mary Ann Hoffhlne, Beatrice E. Thompson, Belly Paxton, Edward Ruffa. Row 2: lnlm IQ. Brose, William C. Bailey, George B. Pearson, Don CIarIzson. udineaa and .lclnicaf anfer GENERAL EDUCATION Row I: Vvfauaca T. Homilz. Louise F. Farnslrom, Ina G. Maddux. Row 2: Ivan 0. Olsen Doxter A. Maddox. Otto W. Rmtinger. Barth F. Monaghan, Frederick A. Benson, Anlon RlcI1ella FnIlx P. Lac. udineda ann! lcinica! anler DlS'l'RtBU't'tVtE EDUCATION Row I: Geneva M. Allamn, Altta D. Slziels, Laura E. Harrington, Slllrle P. Sawazle, Etlwleen M. Bangla, Muryctte H. Taylor, Margaret XV. Collins. Row 2: Lucretia A. L , Rutll M. Blodawell. Glllxert S. lolmston, Rall: V. Loyan. Elvin C. Campbell, Orlus L. Morgan, W llam G. Urlaan, Frances l.. Craig, Rnllu E. Rolnlnson, Slmrklnn R. Gorton, Lowell Anllerson. TECHNICAI, EDUCATION Row I: Martlw Bcclwr, Lorna O. Bumlay, Slltrlay A. Vincent. Row 2: Warren C. Colson, Agnes l.. Giant, Rlcluml W. Slfllltll, Elinor Frawr. Tom Ashley. udinedd anal lcnnicaf anler ,-.-,..p-1 fn- i ara COUNSELING . Row I: Clusrlothe O. Buuluuum, David F. Farris, Helen L..AIzell. Ann S. Henrwssy, Luclle G. Zwcclz. Row 2: Emily N. Ziegler, William G. lamlson, Margaret M. Gleason. Harry E. Slllerson. VIL CHAT TEST OR , . 'I'IiCHNlCAL EDUCATION Wazllor G. Couls. Xvellmrn McMl1rIy, Fallon M. Herndon, Carl G. Iolmson, EIIQIBIIB I7. Lyla. TECHNICAL EDUCATION Row I: Charles H. Purlwr, Wayne M. Harris, Clwrles T. Hall, Ben K. Frost. Row 2: Richard S. Nelson, Kenneth F. Gibson, Virgil W. Slnolley, W'. Sam Day. Louis Weinberg, Willard S. Iilacldnlon. Inman R. Hnrrlson. William A.. Hudson, Wendell L. French, Irving' Wlllze, David Rf-ml NFA. S . fi .SQ Q!!-,,,. ,JVNE RFI x uainerm ans! Zcanicaf Gnfer I 'I'Iil.'HNICAI. EDUCATION, COORDINATOR Row I: If. WiIIarrI WooIIoIIz, Francis L. Ferris, lnlm W. Halalsan. Row 2: Kenneth D, Fqwgen, AIJPRENTICESHIIJ PROGRAM. NORTH ISLAND Row I: Lorvn A. Long, DanaIrI E. AmIurrwn, Danlvl E. HugIws. Row 2: loseph E. Snnfeua, V0i4I B. NIAII. x, '- -fx Q OI:I:ICIf STAFI: Row I: Murgurcl C. Cardinal, MlcInacIe E. MllcIxeII. Row 2: Anita RIlein. A. Loraine Duster, Dorothy lean Boyne, XVaru1a A. Fairchild. Viola Wagner, Mabel R. Ore. Not in plclure: Rosalie? Foroman, Norma Marllrl. OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Thelma N. Ryan. Row 2: Grace M. Tauztngton. Anne E. Hartwell. Not tn picture: Ktyo Matsumoto. uening genfer 1 Row I: Claudette Je Vlllafralwu, Agnes M. Anderson, Lucite L. Huntington. Row 2: Norman N. Rudd, Ernest F. Melllnger, Raul Rosario. Edward C. lacobscn, Paul A. Chambers, Dr. Ernest M. Wolf, Nancy Iesaop, Robert L. Ptrazztnt. 'TU' Row 1: Dr. Charles Krieger. Katherine F. Franklin. Arthur P. Rhodes. Rose M. Hubler, Robert F. Smith. Row 2: Dr. Victor Slcogtund, Vladtslaus Hrtslzevtctus, Dr. Peter A. Lee, E. Rulon Statler. Albert C. Halt, lotun A. Terhune.