San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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X r Jack Kaiser, risht halfback LOYOLA . . . State Collese suffered their fourth defeat of the schedule, 20-6, under the brilliant passins at- tack of Loyola s Lions in Aztec Bowl October 30. After halting an Aztec drive in the first quarter, the Lions unleashed a swift and baffling offen- sive. Little Murray Callan, fleet San Diego halfback, was out to put his team back in the ball game. Callan lugged the half-time kickoff return to State s 42, and, on the next play, romped the full distance through Loyolas entire defense to score States only tally. Linesmen: Don Feldt, right guard; Jack Draper, right tackle; Frank Smith, right guard. 1 M J Head cheer leader Chuck Estrada pulls a Jolson to keep the stands yelling for more ground. Ml 6 m Jim Dowd receives emergency attention in the locker room from trainers Joe Riccobono and Tom Parker. Bob Tomlinson, left halfback

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First Nisht . Pysmalion. John Clark, in the role of Eliza ' s father, tells a sad story to Henry Higgins, irate professor of phonetics, who, says Doolittle, has stolen his daughter. Colonel Pickering (Larry Scholz) frowns. It ' s opening night for women only at the AWS-sponsored preview of the G. B. Shaw classic Pygmalion. Mary Jane Brazell interviews two stars from State, Mildred Porter Lamb and Connie Alden Brazell. in front of the Little Theater. Professor Higgins is startled as Eliza, only a short way along in her training bursts forth with remnants of her original speech Regarding her with different emotions are Mrs. Higgins, left; Clara, on the couch, (June Howard); Colo- nel Pickering; and Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, right (Betty Wood). Freddie Eynsford-Hill (Henry Johnson), is in the background. Eliza Doolittle, the flower girl taken in as an experiment by Professor Henry Higgins, tells her father, a dustman, she will have nothing to do with him. Elaine Cooper presents flowers to actress Marion Ross (Eliza) at the preview reception in Scripps. Gathered around are: Virginia Smith, who portrays Mrs. Higgins; Sterling Jensen, Professor Henry Higgins; Ed Roche, Mr. Doolittle; Hester Johnson, Mrs, Pierce: Henry Johnson, Freddie; Larry Scholz, Colonel Pickering; and Mildred Lamb one of the guests. 21

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Planning and organizing the half-time card tricks under the direction of Mary Frances Boyd Left to right: first row, Gayle Gragg, Cathy Jackson Sable Mary Frances Boyd, Marilyn Cesmat Mikki Fisher: second row, Dorothy Madden, Sylvia Jefferson, Jevene Johnson Georgie Hearrell Mary Lou Abbott; third row, Carol Formost Natalie Newhart Bill Parker Marilyn Jennings, Barbara Goodridge fourth row, Mary E. Brown Betty Hersey Lucile Flournoy Flor- ence Kellogg, Ann Rutledge. Jim Dowd, right guard SWIVEL-HIPPED . . . Tomlinson gets around. This time he leaves the Lions in his wake. The old trick with a new twist: another S, this one on Black Mountain. Leo Heaton, left end 23