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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1957 volume:

159 Mr. Thatcher Spealw Dynamic San Diego continues to grow daily in population, industry and wealth. ln keeping with this growth, the need to expand and improve education continues to challenge our city, state and nation. On November 6, l 956 the electorate of this community voted bonds to complete our present campus. Shortly thereafter, the San Diego Unified School District purchased land for a second Junior College to be built as the need develops in the future. These facts show that San Diegans appreciate the necessity for and the place of the Junior College in the total picture of post- highschool education. The members of the class of i957 will be confronted with great opportunities, challenges and responsibilities. Congratula- tions and best wishes to each and every graduate! E! bedicativn During the three short but eventful years that Mr. Walter Thatcher has been Principal of the San Diego Junior College, he has faced many un- precedented problems. Among these was the transfer of the junior college facilities from the Son Diego High School campus and from other outlying centers to the new l4th street site, Another important and difficult task ac- complished has been the reorganization and adjustment of curricular offerings and cataloging in anticipation of the visit of the accreditation team from the Western College Association. ln spite of the varied administrative duties resting upon his shoulders, Mr. Thatcher has always kept a warm interest in all worth-while student and faculty activities. His frank, open approach to any problem and his fairness in decisions have made him liked and respected. To Mr. Walter Thatcher the Staff sincerely dedicates this tenth edition of the LEGEND. new! seq if Q ,. , --f7 j ., NMLEWW 1 Prvgreuiale W XE modern I Succeuful Cen ten M fidminia tration . . page I6 7acalt9 . . page Z0 flcfiafia . . page 36 01-ganqationaf . . page 72 Sparta . . page 94 gl-adaateA . . page IZ4 f -vurj iagrf SWL V,f5'g,,., -1' - faq- wif rg-fi' 3155511-:5:v, Jfi W 3I' SJ' , ' W1- R ia., ff 'Lfffb 'kkk - ' ' 'fiffilyi fjn:zg7g:f'577gbgv, ., .fi f5f15f',Ti7fii'?EfE2fif15fv-':-,Z.!7Y ' ' I f: f .,,, .. W r ' ' - . 11 Iilfff ,,-, uf . W f W ' , ffm f. gmm :a,,t-vgs', . ' xv h ,f-sff:s,f:,, - af,f'7ff. mr - : . 2 ff f . ,V ,, W A1 - K F ' V L , ,LAA .Z ZEXA .L , ' , ..,. ii, ,LL, I A ' f . A ' -f 35,2511 A --,pigs-f M '-z 'L ..,, ,,,,, , m -, - i n ,rqg jefx, ' . 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On the third floor, psychology, speech and English represent much of the soul, voice, and heart of our great educational system, This new structure typifies the Junior College as it seeks to educate both heart and hand. Designed principally for education in technical studies this building draws some of the finest instructors in California and has promoted hundreds of ambitious students. I2 Ku ine A fcfacativn This building, the most venerable of Junior College buildings, has an aura of mellowness, which casts its spirit upon those who are inspired within its confines. Soon to be replaced by a modern structure on the new campus, we could use General McArthur's axiom in describ- ing its fate . . . old soldiers never die they just fade away. Staff PAGE l4 Editor-in-Chief .,....... ...... R obert Thomas Brotherton Faculty Advisor ,....., - ,....,..... Mr. Robert Sharon Art Editor .........,... .,,,,,,, H oward Schankweier Activity Editor ......... ....,... S hirley Mae Fowler Faculty Editor .......d.. .,....f.... E leanor Elson Graduates Editor ........ ..................... J udy Fish Organizations Editor ........... ....... R obert E. Thompson Photography Editor ............................ Antonio Rodriguez Assistant Photography Editor ....,..,.............. Duane Allen Sports Editor ........................... ....... J ay Abloinanti Assistant Sports Editor ........ ....... G eorge Swarts I4 Antonio Rodriguez Howa rd Schankwei ler Judy Fish Bob Brotherton Shirley Mae Fowler Robe rt E. Sha ron Front row, left to right: Bob Brotherton, Bob Thompson, Shirley Mae Fowler. Second Row: Jay Abbinanti, Judy Fish, Mr. Sharon, Howard Schankweiler. fi ...jf Jay Abbinanti l ,, Bob Thompson , .. 'L ., ,.. T. , , Q. ,g ,, ..,., I ,W , I 'f ' gf - ff. - yr, I 'i -i' x A+ B. 5 k . 1 Q 5 . F pj. k J ' ,V A , I ,Q 3 , fix, 5 .4 'T .W K X ,, S 7 2 'z If K , 3 'g+- + - Ieademlailz , D,,A. , . ,, ,,,,M v,kk H ,im , .,A.,AL A ,.,.,., , ,iii 4 . 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M541 .sz 5.35. -,mgf IH-ss 'fix .- .. ., Miller, R. B. Moffitt, W. J. Moore, J. M. Moxley, U. M. li I fweff .? Lkiw? Newman, C. M. Obata, J. K. Qc-.xdaj S e5,..4M..r..,L,7 Pace, A. E. Peirce, L. H. Pirazzini, R. Randall, E. W ' Q , ff-- - --'- 5 ' f, Maxwell, H. Roach, E. F. Robison, J. L. Roman, P. A. Ruffa, E. J. Sanclernente, L. E. Schutte, G. Sharon, R. E. Shipley, J. Starrett, G. S. Staubach, F. W. Stevenson, D. H. Styles, C. Swegles, W. E. Thompson, J. A. Zweck, L. G ?ull 77me Coordinator and C'ounAelor Fawcett, K. D. Ferris, F. L. Gier, U. L. Gibson, K. F. Gibson, M. J Coordinator Coordinator Counselor Coordinator Counselor Coordinator Hennessey, A. S. Homifz, W. T. Woolfolk, E. W. Counselor Counselor Coordinator Kohrs, Dr. L, P., Head Librarian Maddux, Ina G., Librarian Defchon, Evelyn B., Librarian Abell, Helen L., Nurse 'W if as if Q ,MXN ,gf fa? 33 144' ,oo 6 ? ls? Wig N 1 J , ,,,m. ,,fk.5N ' f -.,-,ggi Q, , ,W - , - w ...N7 Fg 4, , i .ww A21 L'h'W 1 awww V f ? ,ff 2. il ' 3 x K S f 775, Q w gi, f'v Q Ea? lg 'PA W7 fe S11 2 4 k 1 4 Q 1 sg 'W 3 Q 1 I 1 5 A 'R W 1 1 E W ff X 5 4 Q6 Qi 5 ff S If f af 5 Q Q ' if yy XS! 737' xl x, is NBER efmosfcw PUSSISLE , ,ff 8 U may f ff ' m uff, Q V . :iIl4lxrug . , 4, nr. jf if S .gi x ..,.,,U,i Ml adder so X Q l 4 '2L- 1Qi, i Ql- 2 Diane Castleton ,Q C C ' -.L -45 5 Jody D I ' I Kiln QB . I gg .'.iL I S 1 ,Z . V, Steve Stevens e Q 'li ,gk B Y as . :fl e Witt Xb Harrington She Y 37 C ttt Alan Friedman Cheer leaders of San Diego J. C. for 1956 Cl: eel' fender IM 146 tum! 4. , if Diane Castleton, Shelby Harrington Jody De Witt Alan Friedman, Steve Stevens 1, Dane Castleton l Shelby Harrington and Jody De Witt 38 fs 4 IF I fx Syect dlivl' G 40 iooX'oaXX I Wx Qokm 'mckw x 3.5 675 Y 3 'KKK K0 The-se QeopXe ave 'Coe evviva 'c catch Rn base'oaXX and Wx XX Here Ks much ok 'Coe sp Loovl One wav be you 'xamash 'xo 'oaskekba . sports. 39 fe M Coronation Queen Sharon - Above is the Queen of Homecoming, Sharon Bridgeman, with stu- dent body president Bob Rice. Her title was announced to the audience during the halftime ceremonies at the Homcoming game. Queen H Cl' 411 wrt ber court who were comme, game. X434 and Ywome OXKYNOVQ I ' dqevvao Queen K We 'Xeen 0 Br x Moo. 'Voe ooouoced e vkgwv. Ex en, Shave 6 Moda Ne K O Que a Lek 9 av :Go , Nxunw., an q,eXa Pxo Kay Parrish Linda Newton and Angela Muniz 42 i Homecoming Queen and ?1nal1A tA The tive tinolists in the onnuol Homecom- ing Queen Contest thot were onnounced ot the KornivoI were Eileen Olthoft, ' sponsored by Koppo Phi Alphog An- oo y i gelo Muniz, sponsored by the For- umg Shoron Bridgemon, spon- i y sored by Sigrno Tou Rho ond e Phi Alphog Lindo Newton, y an spgbqsored dbly Plglpho E . rv e tog on oy or- fl 5mvO0 Emma rish, sponsored by een Olfhof i Delto Phi Beto, f t not shown. i fu, i i Angela Muniz Linda Newton Queen Sharon and Chauffeur Stan Lewandowski 42 eeqdv flfff . are WGS 0611? O QI' Sf mu 1 00:90, its Women A c,l0I'll.J We .N A y sw, V 1 ,:--' l fi' 2 ,.., ' ' f ll I f .11,: A First row, left to right: Peggy LeCount, Kay Krivor, Nell Lopez. Second row: Caroline Weddle, Mary Collier. Third row: Velta Ditimus, Evelyn Baker, Fourth row: Shirley Dickison. Mr, Maxwell, men and women vocal development ,gb CSM PNWEIYXB . . SY YWXB el- e. , , 5e, s ' dg'XQv2Zi A ' SQOXOOQKXQTJK QCKOK YLO gafx ve- eo. Ol vo' ce eag Q20 00' eawl 62590 U64 Nxvilogx . ' 0 wO'l'v'i+XaOoel YO' A QQ SOXOXDQKK Q QL 00061 QQ? i'iQYgJ5e0elXeiL90J, BQSYCJQJZ fi wav axofxls w ',QxkiC 3 094 Y X, 'QY9' SOO Xe KY Nx X . .,x' Sf-' 66 Q, ol YSYKQQZN hiv?-xsviobeggdv u lc Yx V XLBXA X AXC i 00 C6 OK OXN axxaqlexx 0 iw QXCW Kane! J. Jones, Judith McGarry, L. Cecilia First row, left to right: Jerry Clark, Joann Kelly. Second row: Auono M. Pili, Ted N, Schroeder, Property Manager, Maso Mason, Bob Carlson, Arranger, Robert H. Wilson, Alan Charlesworth, Charlie Rogers, Third row: Jack Shelver, Beftye Favors, Bill LaRue, Student Directorg Pete Ellis, William Swegles, Director. 45 'Ao A95 l rid Q0 edyv- E 6 Xafxdl N 141-t The future architects of the printed page. Ben Riley T. Fred Anderson YE - 55' Q . ,mQy,5,- T. 0:-A-, j , in M bmma 9 ww 9 Ur. Act ll. Skin of Our Teeth, Convention, Boardwalk, Atlantic City. Beverly Awrey, Gayle Tgdd, w l brdma George and Margaret , an English comedy by Gerald Savory, was a Spring presentation of the drama class. Cast were: Garth-Bander family .................. Bette Anderson and Neil Moyer Friend Rodger ..s,.,,,...., ..,,..,.,,.,,, B ob Uecker Frankie ..........,.,, s,.,..,,, C arol Kriner Claude .............................. ...........,. G ayle Todd Dudley ...,s.,,.......,...,...........,,,s..,....,.,...,,,.,, Bill Taylor Old Maid and New Maid ,.s......... Marjorie Jones and Priscilla Lord 48 'X The Drama Department's first production for '56-'57, The Seagull , by Anton Chekov, was presented by the J. C. Drama Class. The play takes place around the turn of the century in aristrocratic Russia. The production was done in authentic costumes of that period. NIGHT 'C . V, L Xml!- 7 U' , - .. V 'W Che Unix: RIPT WRITING fa S k il T ww' x X CLASS. MUSIC 74 min. sl' POP. MUSIC 526 min. sr SHOW TUNES 65 min. sr DRAMATICS 13 min, sl' PART. SHOWS 47 min. sl' NEWS HI min. sl' SPORTS 19 hr. gon N.A.E.B. 52 mm. Sq TRANXS. H4 min. SP STAND. SCHOOLS 23 mm. SN CHILD SHOWS 26 min. sn SPOT ANNC. 350 Sec. spa Total programs. . . 1070 programs 6' ffh 1 . , 4! 'P 1 'o If 3. 41 4 nf 1 ' FW It yi T- 5 9 Q WA ADVISORY COMMITTEE SPRING QQ 5 wr 1 ig? .4 K ' K 2 is 37 hours IW, 2 3 131 hours 30 min. 34CXu ' 3 I6 hours I5 min AW 3 hours I5 min VM H hours 45 min 339 27 hours 45 min 8 o , 76 hours 20? 26 hours 6.8CK:a 28 hours 30 min 7.5fXp ffww 11 hours 30 min 1327? 4 V . X 6 hours 30 min. , 4 'A 1, 2 hours 55 min. iff, j ., X J Toto! time: 378 hours 25 min. IOOWQ lf ' M t Q -. ,,r 5 2 1 5 42 6 '566 F 5 ' ii., xf f' W za he P L WLKQON HOTO Ano AYOUT 'JHLLER ART Wm Douc VERNON Qlortlenigla tlq First row, left to right: Joe Siegel, sports reporter, Jay Abbinanti, Sports Editor, Dale Harvey, Editor-in-Chief, Pete Peters, Reporter. Second row: Anna Ney, Campus Critic, Shirley Fowler, Typist, Frances Stoltz, Society Column, Ada Leelce, Advisor, Dorothy D. Burlcart, Feature Editor. Reading Tech nicA Techniques of reading are taught by Dr. Staubach and Mr. Stevenson and is designed to assist college students in the improvement of reading skills. 0 Ei ,M Now is the time for study and relaxation, after we have rushed madly between classes, we paused momentarily for a bit of friendly conversation and a cig- arette. .- ben tal main ting Safety first, Mrs. Leonhardt, so please remove your fingers from the jaws of those teeth. bre A making Frieda Cobb sitting at power sewing machine, 55 C71 emiA try Photography .K 2 V ,uw I J ? ,V 57 lllvdern bance J, Q W, Keely Shop Jute Shop Welding Sh op machine Shop Welding Sh vp lbirwel kept. ,I 4 1 x L1 Nircraft bep t. Wood Shop ll! e tal Working flee tried! 146 flee trvnicA Rawls Tea 145 7124 Kami al if f SZ, ,f -x i ll 5 Nancy Brust :Et x E 1 2 1. 1. nl Beautiful Legs , Angela Muniz and John Bauer compare legs with glass leg full of mar- bles. Contestant making closest guess of number of marbles was announced at the carni- val. Go, Joe Go! 66 .- fl' 1 'l 3' One of the events of the festivities at the carnival was the baking of cakes by the men of the faculty. .K . . . . if ' ' ' 15:35 G' - 2 ' 'z X. , .1 11 1 - . , I ' ri eg ,f - -, 'T ' ., wait.. 5 f., 'w'ffiiffff1' F .1.-gfE:f ' 3 ' we f ,4 Aembly It was H230 a.m. and some were sound asleep! Mr. Thatcher, principal of San Diego J.C.,presents the gaval to Bob Rice, student body president. 67 can W ,4 maxi, 4' The annual Christmas pro- gram was broadcast over Junior CoIlege's radio station KSDS. Among the various groups par- ticipating were the music de- partment, modern dance, the verse choir, drama, Spanish club and the radio arts depart- ment. .azwf x i 4-r i tw i I i Y! 'J . , ggiigl . .img exit-+1 bm. ' at 9 i . 5, ,xi 4, l Se XL fic' U I' i s The first meeting of the spring semester ofthe women on J.C. campus was A Woman's World of Fashion presented by the Associated Women Students. Preview at this fashion show featured Hafter's clothing store show- ing the new line of spring clothes, including the latest in campus attire. Modeling these new styles were Bar- bara Tibbet, Linda Ryan, Jo Wise, Judy Balaythy, Mickey Morgan, Jerry Odie- tus, Barbara Grand and Nancy Brust. ?aAlaion Show 'waz 0 asm, M f Q , Y HeIIo Day , Joe Nicholson, Associated Men Students vice-pres., pins Hello Tag on Donna Stephenson to publicize the new joint AMS, AWS function. The pur- pose of Hello Day was to help students and faculty members get acquainted and to facilitate an atmos- phere of friendliness in our new school. The excite- ment of Hello Day levels off as lectures begin and instructors make homework assignments. The occa- sion was climaxed by an afternoon dance in the patio. 70 The Silver Knights Ball sponsored by the freshman class. All students were wel- come to attend the semi-formal affair. The Harvest Moon Ball , the main fall semester social activity for Extended Day stu- dents took place in November. Rhapsody ln Pastels , pre- sented by Sigma Tau Rho fra- ternity, traditionally one of the year's finest social events, was the most successful dance of the spring semester. ' ,l Q' ' ,. , W X CQ, 5 ' N I 1 fy' I .4 , :P 'Q . 1 , t Jffkwi , h 1 Vg .',, V I A .4 .' I ' Q Q, A 0 .4535 , 1 0 lr MQJ 25 . V' ,WNVK X ,.,, .Qi v 'D ,m.,L3 7 is P ,A . fy ,965 X I 1 A x Q w 6 AEM 4-A f1.f MM m ,, , dh u, Y . C 9 gp 'ativmf gs i R' vi' ' .W im -- -A ---.f 4 ,271 fK'-. . h, , Q i 'Q x xi X wk L55 AGNA, ,,-.6134 .. ss- fy. v---acc- ' ' .V ' YP 'ew - f.: Ama-,s:mwx.vL M M. fu,..v P E N N P9 2 ,fi A 1 xl' 1' E y I' , 9 v U 3: 3 3 U gr I scxmnlu 1 V A 5 V L I, F N ND u A N C L. E First row, left right: Kay Krivor, correspondance secretary, Nancy Brust, recording secretary, Pat Hartman, associate women student president, Second row: Joe Nicholson, vice presidentg Mr. Burtraw, sponsor, Jacques E. Dewveall, presidentg Fred Simoneau, associate men student president. 14AAociated Student icer Under the leadership of president Jacques Dewveall the San Diego Junior College has had a successful semester. Starting a bill that re- sulted in a crosswalk on Russ treet, setting up billboards, and actively participating in regional and state student government conferences are just a few ofthe accomplishments of this organ- ization. 74 Mr. Burtraw, sponsor Dolly Hoyt ..... . ......... Treasurer Pat Harman .,....,....... President Margie Schleif .... Vice-President Barbara Grand ............ Secretary Lorraine Jenkins .......... Sponsor Nancy Brust .......... Comm. Pub. Left to right: Dolly Hoyt, Pat Hartman, Margie Schleif, Barbara Grand Mrs. Jenkins, Sponsor, and Nancy Brust. x.. Row 'l, left to rightz' John Hough, John Vierra, Joe Nicholson, Fred Simoneau. Row 2: Frank Lowler, Dr. Gibson, Sponsor, Joek Robinson, Dave Walker, Paul C. Compton. 75 f 1 4 .,,,.. V4iW7 ,,hW A 22 , Lef to right: Dale Harvey, Kappa Phi Alpha representatives, Layla Thomas, Phi Theta Xi Representative, Mickie Morgan, Ann Hennessy, sponsor, John Graham, sponsor, Carl Livingston, Sigma Tau Rho Treasurer, Dennis Holland, Alpha Delta vice president, Frank Chenelle, Sigma Tau Rho president, Jo Wise, Delta Phi Beta secretary, Ken Zemke, Kappa Phi Alpha representative, Fred Jones, Alpha Delta representative, Judy Balaythy, Delta Phi Beta representative, Dorothy Silva, Phi Alpha representative, Kay Krivor, Phi Alpha representative. Purpose: To co-ordinate and help establish policies for the fraternities and sororities on campus. The most out- standing event of the year was the annual all school party, held at the Lafa- yette Hotel. First row, left to right: John Atkins, Betty Fauntleroy, Kay Krivor Jo Wise, Carl Livingston. Second row: Dennis Holland, Mickie Morgan 76 Layla Thomas, John Graham, sponsor. r R ,Aff W f f 1 X iff, , :LhV Nw. in V. f ,few ' ,g?QrQ 4giAA u ffypfp A .5 M Q, , H 92' x 5 x X 5 ,-D Xekk Ko rkghr. Soxlce Bermeki, V- vkce-preirderwi, Second r' Or. Skaubacfrw, sponsor, exaw, Bar ce Pxrdaga SCC! rwesg Xlxn 22 77 A Ir.-4, 'fry ,r 'E fy ' we r p Q fi iw ecrexarxr, Nxarkna Psarderva, NNaXXaer, represema- I Xa Nxonkgomerxl, 5 esemafweg Dave represeMaXNe', Reber fowl: ?YirXXKp Psrce, repr ' Nix-as lweck, sponsor. N jyyqglh nhzn Q- 60 f11 Bob Du Pe r, President Kappa Phi 14 lm Robert R. Arnold Sponsor Fall Stan Lewandowski ...... John E. Bauer ...... Dan W. Aids .......,. Richard Rowles .... Phil Geiger ......... get 1:'5.-- :'7: ' ' Arthur M. Jenson Sponsor Officers .......President.....A.. .....Vice President...... .......Secretary..,..... ......,,.Treasurer........ .......Sgt.-at-Arms..... .........Historian........ .......ParIiamentarian...... S, ff Richard Rowles s L lk P S, ,434 -at! 'wb My President Dale Harvey fi ,. 5 Vice President Pete Peters Secretary 78 -:-Q,-cc Spring .......Richard Rowles ........,Dale Harvey ...........Pete Peters ......Jarnes Fairless Stan Lewandowski .......CharIes Sparr ...Kenneth Zemke i ttt rit f ' ' ' li ' -1,,, 1 Jim Fairless Treasurer iz, , R E z 'L 8 ' gil- '.x .'43fi. if T1 'S 1 be f 'J J J' I ,rf William E. Bell Robert F. Carlson ,pf F' H-an , R Ronald M. Guinto Terry F. Hughes Joe Lee 0'DelI Orville Randall 'S ap A 1. i'-, A gm: g , L i ' . 1: ' Vf V J., V- Kenl' Meyer Paul C. Ward Robert Wasson Kenrlifll A- Zeheke 79 'Wifi R aim, f' as i if T V, M , 14 plea' lbelta' x 1 1 r .15 Loomis Ganaway Sponsor Alpha Delta, the oldest Greek letter society for men on the campus, was founded January 28, l947. Dr. Loomis Morton Ganaway has been the adviser ofthe Alpha Delts since the original group of nine friends and brothers united as a fraternity. Over four hundred men have been initiated into the fra- ternity since its inception. The Alpha Delts maintain an active athletic and social program. They have won the lnter-Fra- ternity Athletic Trophy for eight years and are rep- resented in all varsity sports. Socially, the Alpha Delts had rush dances at the Rowing Club, and con- cluded the year with their Tenth Annual Dinner Dance at El Morocco, at which time Mr, Alpha Delta , secretly selected by the membership, was an- nounced. Edward Spooner was president of the fra- ternity first semester, and Hoyt Rath, second semes- ter. The colors of the fraternity are blue and white, and the fraternity flower is the carnation. Dianne Casllelon Alpha Delta Sweetheart J.: f ':f 2-1- Jay Abbinati Steve Aldridge Fred Anderson John Atkins Gary Bingham Secretary Spring Historian Spring ii . T ' ,,,, It In av 4 , ' 4 V . Q, 1 ,. My l ' l T 'Try ',, S' . ar . ge Q 6. Chuck Bunnell Louie Cappello Frank Ciskowski Royal Clarke Bill Collins Bob Coogan Leroy Dotson Treasurer Spring S M9 'f A ly? Q ' :ff I rg' U YH' Q 3 few 'iii I W ' I, A JT Tl? 3 1- A. . r r H ad. 'xg xl ,awk xx John Davies I Joe Dini Joe Dove Bob French Pat Gandolfi Brad Griffith Vice President Fall ' r E , , J W ,V t QA K N g fe S -1:-1 y J zyyl J l ,K J K ,. :fi g b i r -, as K A, kk xy .44 11 5. L - V. , i KWAQ Robert Hensley Lloyd Hill Dennis Holland Gary Johnson Frank Jones Gary Lanza .Wax ,,f:,, , I .,,k: . 'wrt' 5.31. X? ifligififiiyfwwu 1' G ' , ., af as 'W . Q L ff L A nv' r 9 i 5 , , , X . f 1 ' l J' if r r R Xl Dale Luther H ,L W 2 pf- - L X , A, , V ., .jf 7 'fel 1 -7 Bob Gustafson Dave Lewis 'lbfx A C7 'ear Martin Nellis 2. ! Jim Sibbett x. f Ralph Rodrigues i 'K - A 3.2 If dv.. -4 F, '- Joe Lytton James Mastorakos Gordon Matson 4, V ll Q ' V '.rg ga Rf J M , 1,7 an U N ,M Hoyt Rath President Spring i-rv' 'N-f' FEE, I , . J 4 5 L X 'lf 7 I, Jack Mclntosh f fi' Wendell Murdock f Bruce Sanford Jerry Sanger Simon Serrano John Seibert 4- y , Q ff ' 2 'wh-ri K' ', L uf! , it' S 'ff if, ' J in R arr fi ef Rin, Edward Spooner Jim Stevens John Vanderlinde John Vierra Evan Wetherald Craig Wylie ' President Fall Sgr.-at-Arms Spring All 1 ai x Q ' . 12 fE'f3Q3f?15' t.,Q,,,Q: . Mr. Irwin S po n s o r Sigma au Rho , Berl' Dr0Wll1 Jeff Waller P , Y President Vice President Fall Jean J. Doboe ...., Ronald Easland .,.... Jim Herns ,......... Robert Sackriderjlln, Frank Chenelle.. Dean Cox .....,...... Officers .,,,President..,. Vice President ...... ,...Secretary.... ,...Treasurer,,,.... ......Sgt,-at-Armsu..... ,...,.Historian.... 82 sw' John Pohl Secretary asv 'SS N- '-.. 7, yi Bob Whistler Treasurer i i i Spring t ,..,.Bert Drowin ...Jerry Waller i ........John Pohl i ,..Bob Whistler Frank Chenelle ..,.JaCk Shelver - Bob Draper Jim Hern -JZ! 'N ' f X. B W9 gn. YU' H R Miva? 5 M : U3 T 'nl Roger Bourden V, 'f - Ru' Frank Chenelle sf, Dick Friel fx f.ff,: . : 111i.:W s -i-',: f v,,. 5 ,,,51,1,,W-f fm -,g53,,,,,. new Ray Larkins Jack Shelver K. x 'Q-rv Gary White af if ,ff NX' of . ' I f Y' Jaques Dewveall Ronnie Gall .5 Nino Misuraca Bill Georhing Charles Rogers Wh. 2 3 Douglas Graham 'tv X-.G Billwooten iv A., A ' Fred Simoneau 83 phi 14,254 Irene Broyles Sponsor Fall Marilyn Day ........,..... Sharon Bridgman .....,. Beverly Bodie ......... Joy Mitchell ..,..... ...... Wilma Miller ,.,.... ........... Dorothy Silva ....... - ....... Kay Krivor ........ Officers ........President........ ....Vice President... ...Social Secretary... Spring .........Kay Krivor .Dorothy Silva Jo Ann De Witt Recording Secretary ........ ........ M argie Schlief ........Treasurer........ ........Historian.......... ...Pledge Mistress... ...Barbara Grand .Carol Wisham Betty Fauntleroy vc-c'C44'5'c M-314 1551 7 xx. Kay Krivor Dorothy Silva Margie Schleif Barbara Grand 84 1 ,, '?ii551G2f4.f , 8,2 EQ,- x , 7. ,4 I , Misfit .ac gtk iff' Phi Alpha's purpose is to promote loyal friendship among students and to further the welfare of S.D.J.C. Founded in i947 jf it is the oldest sorority on campus. Prominent members include 9,0 Kay Kriver, associated student corresponding secretary, Barbara ,fi Babcock, freshman vice president, Barbara Grand, associated ff women students treasurer' Mar ie Schleit associated women stu- ff . . ' . ' . . . Hg' dents vice president, Dorothy Silva, commissioner of special 'VU' events, Ginger Kincheloe, commissioner of publicity, Sharon 4-S Bridgeman, homecoming queen. .af tii, 'N y, 'B fffifh? ..cc t ff: Q M' 1- M acc. 4 ,X V, , N W i 'YT-s... if , i . 59 C 'i,,,Nk Carlyn Adams Barbara Babcock June Becker Margaret Campbell Pat Coffman ,kk VT ,AAF Wit MX -CJK' - 00' YN 7 . 9 ,A 1 . ,f P-M-,. L X Priscilla Lord Wilma Miller Judy De Witt Betty Fauntleroy Ginger Kincheloe '5 fer' -x-'ff V, Q , K L llfgf, . V X . -1 Barbara Tibbett Carol Wisham Sharon Walter Linda Newton Linda Ryan 85 President ............. Vice-President ..... Secretar .....,.,...,. Y Treasurer .......... . Historian ...........,..., Parl iamentarian... Pledge Mistress... Barbara Hansen Mary Magee phi Theta YY s gf 5 I vQ f , E-ctw. J-6,5 -I u':-A45 IM ' V s V ', N' Dolly Hoyt M l s :S T ,hx Irene Minch ..Mickie Morgan ....LayIa Thomas .Barbara Hansen .................DoIIy Hoyt Cathy Scherrilio ....Gerri Odietus ...Ginger Messer .Q Gerri Odietus 'Vx Calliy Sherrillo I bp ,L A I 11 ,I Mickie Morgan J.- it ll Wi 1 . 0 W. 2 ! Q25 W-'QL f if Donna Olson if Layla Thomas W' . NL' . K . if 'E 5 Q 1' Q ' i 4 Patsy Hartman -- Q,-is ---,H . . , ,Qt i i Marina Aardema Donna Capassa 6' Mu.. 1 belta Phi Kata L Ybx LAL ,L ,Q rc 'xxx 4, ' ef -7-c-C-c-c'-S- 5': Fall Officers Spring Josephine Wise ....... - ..r,. President ......... Patsy Hartman Mary Horrel ............. -Vice-President ..,. Josephine Wise Darlene Leekey .,...... ...... S ecrefary ...... , ....... Mary Grand Margaret Windham ..,.,.. Treasurer ...... ...Donna Capassa Darlene Conklin ....... ...Sgfz-at-Arms .,...,, Ann Cummins Mary Horrel ,,,,,,,,,.... A .,.,. Historian ...........,. Nancy Brust Evelyn Defchon Sponsor ..:- ' 'S 5 : T, ' ',:,fEI 2 -i:f.f'T V' ' - , fl 1? . M M W -me mem fp, is 'ig .- gif' X4 VL 3-1:27 , an I . :,,,.... is QI, . Joyce Bennett Judy Balathy Darlene Conklin Darlene Leekey 87 Diana 09420 JOSGPMHB Wise Rochelle Underwood, secretary trea- surer John Hough, vice president, Clyde Lawson, president. In ter- Uamity Cliri tian ?el omliqz First row, left to right: John Hough, 2nd semester viee-president, Marilyn Kross, Robert Sharon, spon- sor, Rochelle Underwood, lst semester secretaryetreasurerg Fred Simoneau, Second row: Robert Olson, lst semes- ter president, Dave Walker, Abe Edmonds, Kieth Leavitt, Jim Christian, Clyde Lawson, 2nd semester president, Suitonu. The lVCF wos founded ot Combridge Un- iversity in l876 by students who recognized thot on educotion is more thon the ocquir- ing of knowledge, but consists olso of the John Hough talking to IVCF members development of spirituol oworeness. The IVCF, on outonomous student orgonizotion, presents Jesus Christ os the sotisfying life. lt is olso geored for fellowship omong the Christions on Compusf . .. ,, xt' 'Rag tt.,- Eetwee ,, Clam 6.6 Fr :- - LSE, N X Q ' ' 'KJ 1- Cvljelfed W 416, fp 0,001 NB D en ,680 ani Club F11 Xeik Teran, Pxrch xg Rob vovl , Xkna arv, skden Caro ew X pre st dent eww B 3, 'iaX greek Rogers, YK ' Canddark Cesar xo Okevs, vxce und N W W onna owl 1 Edm veskdem ko rxqhr. NXabeX X'XaNe3 D ' NQXX Lopel. Second 1 Mac PYNa'xX, sprkng Q em Pkvallknk, sponsor. 0,,0M es 1 he 0 im rig , lr D,ef: sid en - f, 7' , Pgilcgra n ei I 9 Sp G5 Vzfsor e ,' EO, B esfefre A cl ent' nd e,sOn 90 JW. M row, ii? x gl-,A 04,1 lc 3 Qglelzd fa Fifgf 'Smeg fafy 7-' eff fo if ' V LI ' Obeff 'cexor fnbuff. Shr- OISOIT- esldeflff Mar- Cherie , Bert p, lgufhgafef R s Hale latr- Dc-,ni I fimero. ,' Norm 9 5 . 1 Afunnelfecopj KIDD, Sec Q6 MI 4 kigltib V S '0w. re, 'ms' Dr . - John 0S1der7r .6 wat Xl 1 if 'fe' W1 Kxxgel 16,5 606 . NXaf93Qgfn S 4 fd. hue Mer 9'es:xC5C5 a SC '- 'KY' x RUC XJVO NXf5.x32xU'xS, 229501, ' NV 1.5 LCM io rsgoorirggcckc . n f cr - HOYCSXAEYCYI Nxx wc? H035 Ulf vc' .' Ger dine Sf ors Laelvg D , Barbara Janis Mfss Paddock Vera Nash' rain gli af' are Z ww 9 lffflgffdzhfahfd HI Firsf row, left to right Dorofhy Coffelfg L ' Hoenfnanna row: ' QD resident r 92 SJ DUNS Parry. Second , insfrucforg Glodip Ericksong , MFS. Helen lnleuke, insfrucrorg Lor- S Andersonj Darlene Conklin, treasuer. Ban one sed 'l r 3 e ' nn a9 oa aloe Qnagon 5 GXDOYTS QU s 59 xOn' 1 0 2'- 3 saga' .nxdw F S- L3 HOU W me OWN Max INS' ws' . nf e ,ef 'a,d?Zyef' h '. ea5XfNKxx ern 13914 Hex six! 10 ega eu R 9 l 2 Marina gamma Sigma First row, left to right: Marilyn Krossg Norma Cramerg Dolly Hoytg Doris Fellerg Eve Barnesg Gwen Fletcherg June McClureg Martha Thombsg Joan Stafford. Second row: Doran Clarkg Ken Nesheimg Marshall Robertsg Douglas Knightg Fred Turnerg Robert Moeschg Narra Jones, advisor. Third row: Lawrence Goeorthg Dorothy Mitchellg Teofilo Esculano, Jr.g Claude Barfieldg Alvin Robartsj Mar- garet Collins, advisor. Fourth row: John Tychseng Frank Zelenzg James Prattg Anton Kippg Howard Merrill. Alpha Gamma Sigma is a national honor society open only to students who have achieved an outstanding scholastic record. Alpha Tau, the local chapter was formed in l95O. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 with no grades below C is re- quired of all members. 93 Sgcr L Q ff 1-iO'fbh Dresl. red fy A 48 if def, K Tur fum., r7E',- R06 ' Dfesfozrfxgl f nf- rea-9Ur Nor ec. D Sf7OW,7,or??f'fly Oy Selig-he!! Uryetn 1 E i 225 S ,y gd A -J --4' , N,.u r SU ,Ax 0 0 ' fini? 1 K W A' A --x' Eli ff' , . y f MXL i fix M Q5 XX x. , : lx? V fd 7 f N 1 wx ' , NX Q 5 ' -gg,,t- 4,.?. V. M fi 2 f Q W Q l F V if . MM W WA ..i ww-gggsw f - f .4-,.:fv,. .,,.-A , I , .L Dar' - 3.15 ? NN we ?ov tba!! X, M.. films .k W, ,, -ev 5 W .Q 5 f 1, if in Q . 1 W' . E 'ff W W: iw, ' sa, ' 'Z' ' MUN 4 ,SQ 1' W H H il J 2 f C ? h i s ---W-. ,i i F ic,,,s T iiii ii'i 'fi s ff i S irsi S iis si f f af 1 l l sisist J A J -- .: , , C U , 5,9 g . iil J , I nxlb F 1 Y 1, Atzfv i:A - , !LN M K 55160 J ll J ,,fi11W J L', '1,,l1 T 1 , he-1 , , , g a-S'f-25 , ,T 5 an l s S ii J M Gifrgj gchuate I is isiii ,1: Q . Q is S ea Cac 'mf s J 533533 f:gg,e55o5,,,oh oach The Son Diego Knights checked out their equipment on September l eager to sharpen their blades for the season ahead. Commanded by head coach George Schutte, inspired by line coach Bob Downs, and spirited by backfield coach Jesse Thomp- son the Knights felt victory in their blood. Although the Knights won only 3 and lost 6, this was by no means an indication that the giants of San Diego were the weakest team in the Conference, for they were highly respected by all opponents as a team not to be under-estimated. lt is well known to many JC students that the gridiron men of San Diego were usually on the short end of a narrow score and were unable to hit pay dirt in the final minutes of play. SDJC had such capable men as star quarterback Joe Duke who was selected as All-Conference during his -stay at Hoover , High School and has proved to be one of the finer QB's in local JC history . . . Lauro Saraspe, an ideal end, and noted for his defensive ability, a former All-City and SCIF selection at La Jolla High School . . . John Vierra who was switched from tackle to i guard to realize his potential. Coaches George Schutte, Jesse Thompson, and Bob Downs all agree that it was an extreme pleasure to work with the San Diego Junior College football team of 1956. i l i 98 1 27 2 C, uc ww xi, I 1 i f an 'K' Q F if Q- 'W ' ' ' ' T Y -L' 4 I -1 Q ,, . f T r Bob Maxwell Dave Donahue Gary Land Jay Abbinanti Cenfer Tackle Guard Guard Evan Wetherald Jim Weir LeRoy Taylor Edward Spooner Fullback Guard End End I if iw 'lr any -f 9- l ww TNQ. . J4- , In M315 i ' T 1 Jack Mclntosh Buster Mico Joe Wagner Scott Miles Guard Fullback Guard Tackle 'Tl rs. , if' 4 ' Q. .f sv-.M 1 T55 11353, John Atkins Conrad Baptiste Jerry San92f Claud Williams Tackle End Quarterback Manager lO3 ga ----.ff u . .V -- as ' E W .Q 'V' .pg . A - f A if U' -f R 'ef 1 , Hmm! , . . g?'4 ,K, i jk a Q. ,, is A 'gig E, v , 1 E , fy' t: Q. L K E ' at Y Xu rg , , QM as 2 Hi ff 2 ' 4? X a a 1 I 1 -Q K .I l. 3 . m '34 . A 'x H KX' 1. gg .. ., QW Ira q ' . ' ' ,. ,,.1 .. Kzil 16, . L ,J ,L ,EV V? R. ! s 'S-4.- Q' 4 XY, , ,af , ?l 1rjf'i' f ,A gf W F f ,i :III . fu. 7 ' l'Y .J ,J M 1 GN JV gh. In fn 'fn Ns 5- 0 . 3552 .1 'gm CO.: for .Um 53' 552 1 ff -Eg 'VCD 250 4-Q N QPF, 32 Cc QU ,LE uf Nl U Sm --1 if Lau .53 -cv 'o Q1 .57 5? 5- o EEE 1533 6250 O 5 -WE. 3,56 :PS -SCU --C-U 428 -ENNYI -mix ow ..1-lg iz.: NEO Umm xxm :ESQ rvff'VO v4-UMD Q00 img ca -C- -U4-U ruBg EDU 03 GJ U .5 Nsf-C.1 503 , cnU'Qv1 mgut an sg 555' .Q i'QO Ecu SEQ,- 2'-J 0: 'UznQ gsm u 'O Ol 'H va.. N Ex .. 2-8 c-'EU o mfg, .U .. u.1.,g'E NCUJ Cir: 11140 ,, - 0 3 OE:- 532 ,, o CU NOK .153 .NE , cnom E12 Zim ruQ'- Shing Km beth!! me trvpvlitan Con el-ence C'laampionA N -N, lv l 'X Le s 0 -Yrd . ,xx 1 Cucaxuafd A H'A'l9 fro G'bSqn ex QVC Cer' fe ,Xxx-NX ' ' Xx - M72 5- - Merrill G. Douglas Coach IO6 Q Q Fi QQ f f - ls, 3' l i . h xgg1fnlrzf1n.xg4Ygl'ffg , gwrnufixgg 5 l ' flhauz'm.xug 'Q V Q. frrwms A K 4:4 -. A'-A W- -'-.l'K ' Two of the outstanding players of the year Bill Leroy Brandt shows his versatility in this shot by Tellous and Leonard Gibson are shown together scrap- taking to the floor as giant LA Valley defender trys to ping for a rebound in the LA Valley game. deflect play. S.D.J.C. ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 57 65 60 76 55 8l 55 II Il 58 6l 86 62 II ll ll ll 55 II 70 81 82 84 II ll II 6l 65 I II II Il League Games N.T,C. Chaffey State Frosh Lake Meade Mt. San Antonio Chaffey M.C.R.D. Riverside Citrus Orange Coast N.T.C. Long Beach Bakersfield El Camino LA Valley Santa Monica East LA LA Harbor M.C.R.D. State Frosh Long Beach Bakersfield El Camino LA Valley East LA Santa Monica LA Harbor Marin Vallejo San Francisco The San Diego Junior College Bas- ketball team had a highly successful season this year. Their overall record was l9-8. The team traveled more this year than any other in school history, making trips to Las Vegas, Nev., then to Cedar City, Utah. The really high point of the season was the winning of the Metropolitan League Champion- ship and the trip to San Jose for the State finals, where they finished fourth in the State, the best any San Diego J.C. team has ever accomplished. Coach M. Douglas in his first year did a memorable job of building a team of Champions. He stated that, The team spirit was good all season and never lacking with the ability of any one boy to lead the team, they were all simply great. Allee Nowden Guard vp ,rr ullggf John Vanderlinde Forward mv- --- ' 1: Jim Putney Guard ill Egg TUUQ-..., Aiiee Nowden comfortably lays the ball over the hoop for two quick digits in game against L.A4 Harbor in deciding role for the championship. 108 Despite the efforts of an EI Camino defensive man, Look, Mom, no arm pit! Brad Griffith hits for Homer Krantz prepares to drop a short one as Leroy two, in second period of El Camino game, as Homer Brandt looks on. Krantz gets set for rebound. Bob Mendoza Forward Leroy Brandt Center W7' Yi Ed Bingham Forward bf' ,,.,... Center Leonard Gibson carefully aims for back- X ' f.f, . - f f I i ,,,,. M' ,, .. I in I hi' i ,wi . It A jump shot from this position was good tor two against board while surrounded by three El Camino players. Harbor JUC- Bill Collins Center Hugh McMillan Forward Ed Spooner Forward :xii V rf l 1 l 1 5 R , F 04 by dttt it '13 s.,,bM.' , X V I l ,o r Brad Griffin- l aw., Guard LWLL 5 ' r ' Homer Krantz Forward Alan Cha rlesworth Guard 4 Y 1224 M-13? 'Q ul' ,-'ff ra Yep its Allee again climbing up some poor de- l Seemingly balanced on Leonard Gibson's knee, un- . - El identified Globe Trotter attempts to claim a rebound lll Eendfefs back as he mes to Snag the rebound in the Call by his little seltl. ammo game' YSXEG f, 055.5 WE0 XXNE5- Co , 21' gov '7 '1 ! R Front row, left to right: Brad Griffith, Ed Spooner, Jim Putney, Allee Nowden, Bill Tellous, Hugh McMillan, Alan Charlesworth. Second row: John Vanderlinde, Bob Mendoza, Bill Collins, Leroy Brandt, Leonard Gibson, Ed Bingham, Homer Krantz, Merrill Douglas, Head Coach. Kmebalf' ,-.. . Metropolitan Conference C'liampionA ,v,, , rv ' li ' iq W J If ' J J' V. - ., A f:nk , . 5--i yu: 5 N . 'TZ' ,fi M e e 3 to J' r: 'fff i ' Ili ' f 'A' i, fy' l .. ,tj JY' I Q,f, :,, ..,,,, ':'f. 3 -4 ,345 ,i A . XF. i X . :v, 7 . ff W xx A ggi if A. vi J ' eele it N E6 i i ' a on C s C J R ,.,, ,g.ffss',-ite g . 1 ,xi C' j its ,C or J 3 7, .g.L4 .,: . i . J H Q ev if f ix ,. 'Zee 45 . :AEA 'J . 1 Qiil .,', y 9 lf Q f Q,,g,,f' J ,J C -2, g i eeee L 4 Q J ,A RQ., w C f- .ef e i Q e ft fi i f - 4 J l e ' 1 . mlm Q DP 9 - 5 I -A ' l x W A V 'll 9 W shnql . -'f J SE, . X f Q: 'ef X C his IA' C QL! V eg N Q-5 A , Tl Row 'l, left to right: Marty Nellis, Phil Rico, Gary Lanza, Bob Maxwell, Jim Putney, Rich Morris, Row 2: John Nash, Joe Wagner, Lee Johnson, Eddie Sada, Ruben Dominguez, Brad Griffith, Row 3: Ed Sanclemente, Ron Skiedel, Hugh McMillan, Jerry Lisantti, Bill Collins. Coach Mike Morrow I' 6 J i,V , Q K ji' 'Egg . Q , Coach Sanclemente, entering his first year at San Diego J.C. is proving a capable assistant to head mentor Mike Morrow. e Mike Morrow, in his 7th year as head of the Knight baseballers, has proved once again that he can pro- duce excellent baseball teams by win- ning the Metropolitan Conference championship this year. Coach Sanclemente .rf X l V' UIQ? I 115 ,S i i wi John Nash First Baseman gets them from any angle Phil Rico, Jim Putney, Bill Collins A trio of fancy hurlers Richard Morris catches a tough one as he comes in on his stomach 116 San Diego Junior College, with one of the best baseball teams in its history, wins its first Metro- Conference baseball championship this year. The Knights' conference record was 8 won and 3 lost. Their total season record including 24 won and 6 lost. politan non-conference games was The Metropolitan Conference season ended in a three-way tie between San Diego, Long Beach, and East Los Angeles. By vote of the conference teams, the Knights were declared the champions, and were thus chosen to represent the strong Met- ropolitan Conference in the State Tournament. Eddie Sada Shortstap .ifffif Big Richard Morris ' I-if f' Id . Knights baseball team, is rb'L?ndingethTfd fsnfd Sjgvalgsgo to home plate in an effort to beat East LA. Q Terry Lisantte Outfielder of ,.,.. any lll T Eidunlffuf R ,,,.... f , ,V , . , sizr E ,,, 5 2 ,-5-zs,,sfA it ,. an 5 ,E ,Y Brad Griffith lnfielder Q . H , .. I 0 J X, K Q ,-K ' U nnmawxelqa- r '- '4 , if .. - 144. l e ' 1 ef 'Q 109, .,, if K7 C' ...t of lr rise. I it f, ,Q E7 We ., 1- fig aff Y. I 'Sw sf?-thPH'fJ,f1f ?' . JIM ' i f'y,f-.:,- 'Mfg Q40 i N 'lm '.' il WINH-,F , C '-L ,Q . ,, A V. . t 'jf' '.,3.,1-13 if 'kg ,w f..:sfg:,., 1i t ' ff' ..., m,f, .05-. an V ' r 'I 'I 7 'fer fwg fum -,Q 'fm f ,A by Y, V 4,,,,,-,Ur V-J., s M. .W t. rf? c, . . ' f fifmztzft ,,,. J , Af .,.,. 1 S .yr M ko fo ee ex rf' ' '10 m '-11 ax 9 Ove, ffrags ,+ ' f7e 6 1 h Q ' 9' feb On '. 'o Ce 9 o 1 to ' he be Ve c, e- N CF 0' YN -Q ZYXX gmt Strike was the call as catcher Bob Maxwell greets it with all his power. 118 A Q 7mcle . K ix 'I l , Q3 'ft ,E:,, Coach Downs, center, poses with two of his star performers, Mike McCartney, left, and John Vanderlinde, right. elt,kA ,t:,5 i . ,-r . at ' S4 -wwf ,i I . .,,- K .ffx K , fi. t 1 Hoyt Rath, broad jumper for the Knights cindermen shows his form as he competes against Southern California Junior Colleges. X ' l.'!1lT.1 5 ll L HF ' f L ,:.l it II ,. J J. . , ssrr s 'HHH M . ' .-,, .. f J... ':k-, W 3 f 312' :W i ..m, . , . ' V,k,:- ,,:- Q I', t. i V. yrrkk. ,, VI.. K k:,ki ,V 1, A,:iV ,.,,. 5, ,i ., , , vV,. ,Aw I ,, K M- .ewiy . . , , -'f sg X J ' H I l , ii ,L if A 'A ,..,-.,L, ,, - .. .. 1-- - I ,, , ,A . 4 err e so J J, is J' J Excellent form, Junior Jackson and John Vanderlinde, top hurdlers at SDJC, practice for the rough season ahead+ 5, uh . , Y ,A IA 1 if . , fi is s it P- fx ' J f g rv I V r , W , ,-A an mc... arf' ,f l W J J. F fl my vw Af .. 8 fs f 1 .1 F .. Y '3EwwleQ.,ye .,,,, or J Q V J R ,,-fa, . , ,,...4ar1.....- i W. Ed Binqham in his first meet cleared 6 feet and is Bill Kennedy unwinds in the discus throw, proving expected to improve throughout the season. the effectiveness of his specialty. l2l l 'fi K THROUGH THE TAPE - Track star Wes Hill is pictured above winning the B80 event at the March 29 meet with East Los Angeles and Long Beach. w '-k kb -Q -wt-W A ,, Tin -.mu 'N x . .P .J-if W. .5 X V I 'iw i V ' it . ag 'Q zefefif' I . I . X I ' Q Tl 1 ' v ' E E ,ar T ' ,if - T- - attat E - . fi ' T T 'El'l .ic v. ' 'i xl X ,A vf . K 'R W L K fr tl A4 ft, , -3, . K ,4 ' W 'i F L K - 4 ' V A WVVI . l 4 g ,A x M,,,,,,, v, I - g gk- I ,ff P + .,,,. .wwe K 3 1 S A X' Y S . ' 4 g i ab fi Q1 Practicing shot putter for the San Diego Knights. Pa'-'l De Lucia' Sfaf D0'e Vaullef for the K '5QhT5, shows beautiful form as admirers Buster Mico, Bill Tellous 122 and Hoyt Rath look on. First row, left to right: Hoyt Rath, Ed Spooner, Al Rice, Joe Siegel, Nick Sakellarion, Wes Hill. Second row: Wally Miller, Stu Bender, Bob Coogan, Benny Martin, Vernon Whitesides, Gerald Williams, Paul DeLucia. Third row: Coach Downs, Ed Bingham, Fred Puliafico, Tony Sucec, Bill Kennedy, John Vanderlinde, Mike Mc- Cartney, Clifford Long, Dennis Magee, Manager. The San Diego Junior College track team is lacking in depth and strength in its l957 season. Last year's team was in the number two spot in the league. Even though there are many speed merchants returning from last season, Coach Downs is in desperate need of more sprinters, discus throwers, shot putters, pole vaulters and others to give the needed depth to the team. Midway through the season the local cindermen lost four of their top athletes: Wes Hill, Tony Sucec, Junior Jackson and Fred Puliafico which hurt the Knights in their best events, the 440, half mile, mile relay, high hurdles, and discus. However, continued improvements were noted in Jerry Williams 880, John Vanderlinde in the high hurdles and Ed Bingham in the high jump. San Diego lost their first track meet on March 22, against Santa Monica City College, 67 to 55. On Friday, March 5, SDJC again were beaten by LA Valley, and LA Harbor. Never-the-less, the Knight tracksters have performed well in every event that they have undertaken and are highly respected by all opponents. grad ua teA ini Robert Olson President Sophomore Planning Committee ,gy Nunnelly Sims Vice-President I' K ,ig ., E Kay Ann Krivor Prom Chairman ,r 52' sotx 'ae' xr 1 ?acultq daIiAorA s gdxe s Mary Louise Burchill I Activities Chairman X l Not Shown Shirley Bateman Secretary Teofilo Esculano Treasurer X 5 I , . - i E s 5 l ,gi 5 '-s,,,x , 'V ' f ,. I ' ' - jf X ,. . Vi XX! .f., ff,, F. X 1 3 ryli 'gf' 1 f l ssvi S S sss it g , Mrs: 1:-. ' t , I K il 1 - i - f , . f K , '1- 1' J ff i ' X il l ulhzfzf J A t ,kb V7 S D 1 S ,..' . F .. , . ? . . X. , ., It X N E 1 ,, V:,k I . X: A 'L , K , . ,A . g .V 1 J . X If N h - l N f . J l ri f VF J X 1 -X C r . T i nf H . W 4 I . Left to right: Mrs. Styles, Teofilo Esculano, Jr., Kay Ann Krivor, Robert Olson, Shirley Bateman, Mr. Ben- son. Not shown: Nunnelly Sims, Mary Lou Burchill, l The Graduating Class of 1957 leaves the San Diego Junior College with a paradoxical feeling of joyous sadness. Joyful because many are continuing on into fields of higher education, and still others finding their places in a chosen occupation. Sad because of leaving behind a zealous staff of profes- sors, faculty, and administrative members. The Graduating Class extends the professors, faculty, administration and students its deep appreciation for making the San Diego Junior College a school of high standing. The patience and understanding of each professor in teaching the student is unmatched. Yes, the Graduating Class of '57 is grate- ful forthe opportunity of having attended the San Diego Junior College. President of Sophomore Class Robert Olson l27 wqhqqh 'Y v l Richard C. Anderson Accounting Kenneth L. Austin Accounting Shirley Bateman Social Studies Sophomore Secretary Alpha Gamma Sigma Treasurer Planning Committee 1 Yi E 'mm . . , 'Ui Henry Beltran Public Service David Brayton Business Management James Bement Science-Mathematics Roy E. Bennett Business Management Alpha Gamma Sigma Vice-President Mary Louise Burchill Social Studies 4! ' Cesario 0. Candelaria Public Service Ray David Behlman Business Management Class Representative i K V, 'Q fi' t Robert B. Brannon Science-Mathematics Alfred W. Cleveland Music Marie Frances Cochran Social Studies g l Helen Gladys Cousins English Jack Arnold Davis Radio and Television Technician siflrrb Darlene Gene Conklin Medical Assisting Delta Phi Beta Medical Assisting Class Treasurer Raymond L. Costan Business Management Class Representative Norma Helene Cramer Social Studies Alpha Gamma Sigma Velta Ditimus Social Studies Madtricals W.R.A. fg 'Flufls Robert L. Croy Business Management Alpha Gamma Sigma Helena R. Ellis Social Studies x'X.4+ 6 Af A , sv- -fr , 555-ff A A if an c z,,YY,, - Q c Xyil ,P Y' Philip J. Costello Business Management Q? A .R+ Roy H. Dahlstrom Electricity ,digs AV' Teofilo Esculano, Jr. Business Management Sophomore Treasurer Alpha Gamma Sigma Arthur L. Flakes Robert E' Feeney Commercial Art Architectural Drafting Kappa Phi Alpha eiii T. Michael Garvey Speech Arts Kappa Phi Alpha Secretary Plays Gerald C. Gambrel Science-Mathematics 'E 45,0 uwev Ernest G. Goodyn Booklgggailglg glighines Architectural Drafting Alpha Gamma Sigma Class Representative Student Government .41-h flr Bill Glen Freeman Shirley Mae Fowler Automotive Mechanics Pre-Nursing W.R.A. Secretary Activities Editor of The Legend Fortknightly . I . 1 'w Donald M. 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Wagenaar Architectural Drafting WY Bobbie Jean Tedford Soclal Sludles Carolina Aurona Teran Foreign Language Spanish Club French Club Plays 'ii I.V.C.F. ls z Carrie L. Thompson Social Studies Commissioner of Publicity Commissioner of Room Representatives Mary Impink Turnbull Social Studies C.S.T,A. 'fins ' -'ku 'Q 9-. it-an -url'-fc -mv Jerry Waller A A Walter W. Welton, Jr. Slgma Tau Rho Business Management 4 s ' , Y :Ka Qvgpf V J , 'ik' V F. Marshall White, Jr. Business Management -. ssss s V x . Charles E. Ziegler Radio and Television Communications Frank W. Zelenz Business Management Lynda Ann Young Alpha Gamma Sigma Naomi Ruth whife Fofeign Language General Office gracfuaterl not Pictured Leroy l. Ajioka Carl A. Adolfson Thomas Dale Anderson Richard Ashton Robert P. Avitable Robert F. Bates Robert W. Baxter Robert H. Bennett Jacqueline Louise Bitterlin David G. Boucher Delores E. Burke Manuel J. Caballero I S --n VQ1 ,I 2 Q Y S' X X X X lg Petra Cacho Clark Edward Cain Dale H. Canouse Philip W. Carter Armando Y. Casillas Merced Castro David Lewis Chandler Donald F. Clark Donald M. Clark Jerry A. Clark J. T. Clay, Jr. Frank J. Cosenza Darrell D. Cox Howard James Foreman, James H. Craig Robert M. Crowder Grant Bruce Dalgleish Oliver Lesley Deen Shirley K. Dial Rudolph Diaz Jean Tomlinson Easler Eleanor M. Elson Donald C. Fields William M. Fiori Donald S. Fisher E N ff ba . 6 ' N .. f- J William H. Freeman Philip P. Gaudet Robert A. Gaunt Glen A. Gill Donald E. Glover Chester L. Goddard Richard R. Gomez Oscar P. Gonzales Lloyd Thomas Gray Ronale M. Grobecker Alva S. Gross Frank M. Hale Ted R. Hale Vernon R. Hampsten Benjamin Hanaike Harry B. Hastings James W. Hern Aurelio Hernandez Hiroshi Hirakawa Dean M. Hoag Charles L. Hodges Forrest W. Hoffman John P. Hom Bennie M. Howlett Terry L. Hughes Virgil W. Hulsey Robert D. Humphrey Donald Edwin Jack Donald Max Janssen James E. Johnson Leroy Jones Lewis E. Jones Cedric R. Jordan Maynard A. Joseph Solomon A. Kachok Kenneth E. Kastler Richard L. Keffer Floyd C. Kimball Edward O. Knutson Stanley T. Krebs Marie Kuczo Nelson L. Laffoon William F. Landis Theodore J. La Rose Stanley Lewandowski, Jr. Richard E. Lilly Stanely Harold Lohre Murray T. Love Verl L. Lowery Richard Dale Lutz Charles Norman McDonnell Lloyd T. McKinney Vern F. McLean Alexander D. Manzano Floyd E. Matheny Howard B. Merrill Julienne Michael Lester E. Miller Wilma A. Miller Joy Mitchell Norman Ross Moon Grace Janette Morgan Gary A. Peters Gordon L. Peterson Willie R. Pitts George Ernol Plaisted Owen C. Phelps Gail Arthur Powers Jerry D. Qualls Robert Allen Swarm Heidi Annemarie Tanner Norman Martin Taylor Glynlon E. Tews Eugene H. Truex Bernard J. Tucker Richard Q. Turnbow Hoyt C. Rath William H. Underwood, Jr. John F. Realey lsidoro A. Regaldo Bayard James Rehkopf Alice M. Reynolds Robert Edward Rice Rudolph Romero James W. Rooney Harry E. Ruby Robert Clyde Sackrider Frank R. Samson Gary Sanders Thomas A. Myers Kenneth J. Scharfenberger Gertrude Clarkson Nesbitt Hugh W. Ness Guy Newland, Jr. Richard Nicholson Joe Oieda Howard L. Olson Valentino Lopez Orozco Jose M. Ortega Carl William Palechek Maurice J. Patenaude Mary Eva Patron Gary Douglas Pendleton Clifford J. Schmunk Donald Louis Schnell Karl J. Scholl Charles William Scudero John D. Seibert Richard Lee Sentman William M. Sergent Simon A. Serrano Larry Noel Shirk Dorothy Silva Learnold H. Stallings Lawrence L. Stephens 138 Joseph Valdivia James Martinez Venegas Douglas Bell Vernon Jonh M. Vierra, Jr. Leonard W. Villavicencio Kenneth L. Von Arb Ramon David Vose Thomas J. Walker, Jr. Jerry Waller Robert S. Walter Robert Sherrell Ware Floyd P. Wasson William Weber Edward lan Weichel James F. Weir Raul G. Wells Robert Mitchell Whistler Fred Wilken Morton R. Williams James P. Wilson Margaret Elaine Windham Charles M. Woods Shigeru Yabu James Zarkos , ,,.,,..,Mt m,,,.m,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. ,Q ,c sm., - ...,.,. W, ,.f.....,.,A ,. Credit IA bale Much credit is due to the above group for the excellent work they have done in the past year in making San Diego Junior Col- lege a better place to study and work. Confronted with seemingly unsurmountable odds, they have always come through in the best way. Many years hence you may remember the guiding hand that one of these fine people gave, when you were in dire need of help.