San Francisco State University - Franciscan Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Purveyors of Pep Headed by Ivor Calloway, STaTe had some OT iTs besT rallies in hisTory during The pasT year. Calloway sTarTed The year as yell leader, buT was promoTed To rally commissioner when Norman Crain was inducTed inTo The armed service. Calloway was assisTed during The Tall by Gordon Mailloux and AI Maybe, buT neiTher managed To reTurn Tor The spring. leaving all rallies To Ivor. OuTsTanding were The ouTdoor TunTesTs in The Rally Bowl, honoring STaTe's aThleTes, clubs, and classes. MonumenT To The success of The year's rally schedule was The aTTendance which averaged over 200, and oTTen exceeded 400 aT cerTain evenTs. Chief conTribuTors included George Ruge, BeTTie Williams, The Chicken SisTers, and The Music DeparTmenT. In addiTion To The usual sTring oT rallies, noon- day dances, and pep builders, The yell-leaders goT TogeTher and haTched ouT a new idea which will probably become an annual evenT. This was The TirsT annual paiamerino. Con- cocTed as a sTunT, The idea spread unTil iT became schoolwide wiTh a greaT maioriTy oT The acTive sTudenT body showing up in pajamas on The day oT The Paiamerino. During The dance in The women's gym, which highlighTed The aTlair, a conTesT was run OTF To decide which male appeared besT in his bedTime aTTire. FinalisTs included yell-leaders Maybe and Mail- loux along wiTh Red Gillcey, Mario Vasquez, Sancho GupTo, Larry Sullivan, Paul ScholTen, and Johnny Tash, while Hal Keller copped TirsT place. Yell Leader Calloway and AssisTanTs Maybe and Mailloux pose .... FinalisTs in Paiamarino line up for popular ac- claim .... Crowd siands, lounges, acclaims. f. T i T X. im. 5, aw' ' i, ,nr- pr'

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FirsT row: Lionel Marcus, Roy Burns, Jack Mervin, John Tash, Henry McMillan. Second row: Jack Freeman, AI Jayvee WiTh only Tour men showing up Tor pracTice aT The beginning of The season, The Jayvee TooT- ballers goT oTF To a poor sTarT wiTh The same iinx hovering over The squad ThroughouT The whole Term. ln The season's opener, Coach Freeman's grid- ders meT some oi The ToughesT opposiTion in The area when They wenT up againsT The Commerce High reserves. ThwarTed in The TirsT halT when The whisTle blew as The GaTers prepared To drive over Trom The Tive-yard line, The game ended in a scoreless Tie. FEW RESERVES WiTh only Tour spare men on The bench, The baby GaTers were Trimmed by Lincoln High. ln spiTe oT The brillianT playing oT CapTain Harry Cox, The STaTers were swepT oTi The Tog-covered Tield To The Tune of 7-O. Coming back despiTe iniuries, The Tide Team ran up againsT an immovable wall in The guise oT Sacred HearT. Early in The game, The loss oT Dave Maybe, Bogo Keller, Bob Policlori, Jim Hoxie, SccTT. Third row: VicTor Rossi, .lack Flemmer, Bob Nelson, Harry Cox, Dave Hendry. Football 'k22 Hendry who dropped ouT wiTh a sprained arm, ruined any chances The Team mighT have had. Weakness of The Jayvee's passing deiense was exploiTed by The CaTholic boys and in a series OT sizzling aerial aTTacks They piled up The poinTs by which They won, I2-O. STill TighTing Tor Their TirsT vicTory The up-and- coming junior varsiTy squad was beaTen by The Mission High Bears in whaT amounTed To a moral vicTory Tor The GaTer eleven. UNCROSSABLE GOAL The STaTe passes clicked Time aTTer Time buT each Time The crucial momenT arrived The lads Tailed To cross The whiTe line and in The Tinal Tally losT by The score oT 6-O. Winding up The season was a closely-ToughT Thriller againsT The year's Triple-A champs Trom PolyTechnic. IT was STaTe, STaTe, STaTe all The way buT The TaTal iinx was sTill on The C5aTers and no maTTer how close They goT To The goal, iT was uncrossable Tor The Jayvees who wound up in The hole, 6-O.

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