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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1949 volume:

FRANC .SCA 194 9 Summing up 50 Years IN 50 YEAPS State has grown from an infant in education to a healthy adolescent howling for a new campus. Created by an act of the Slate Legislature in 1899, San Fran- cisco Normal School began its existence in downtown San Francisco in a two-story building on Powell Street near the Fairmont Hotel. Boasting an initial enrollment of 135, the school was guided through its early growing pains by Dr. Frederic Burk. After the conflagration of 1906 State came to roost at its present site in an abandoned chapel which housed the institution until College Hall was completed in 1910. By 1917 the enrollment was 357 women. Males were not admitted to the premises until 1929, but the gals struggled along without them, boosting the student body till it numbered 800 in 1921. Bachelor of Arts degrees were first granted in 1923, and State took its place as a four-year institution. Frederic Burk School opened in 1932 and was hailed as the last word for that period in teacher training. ln 1935 State assumed its present name, San Francisco State College and continued its battle for a larger campus. Under its new name progress was made and land purchased near Lake Merced for the new campus. During the intervening years between then and now, war and other diliiculties have postponed it. Present enrollment is at a new peak with 3718 students taking full-time courses. A better than 3000 per cent increase in 50 years indicates the growing possibilities of San Francisco State College. Published annually by the Associated Students of SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE VOLUME 24 JEAN HELDOORN BARBARA ROBERTS Editor Business Manager ws. 'H-J' T' new-wt Xu,-f , fm- TOP LEFT: Ach! No, not Aachen after an American assault, but State Teachcr's after the famous fire. TUI' RIGHT: Look, we had awnings in 1917. CENTER LEFT: liastern exposure of College Hall heforc advent of Frederic Burk Inote the hot-rodl. CENTER RIGHT: Student protest over land for new campus in the Spring ol 1937. BOTTOM LEFT: Earl Homan, David .l. Cox, and Izzy Piwnick, president of '48 student hody, dean of physical education, and president of the Alumni Association, respectively, discuss plans lor the dedication of Cox Stadium at the new campus. BOTTOM RIGHT: First photo of Frederic Burk at Hermann and Laguna Streets alter completion in 1929. WE EDICA TE. . . We, the class of 1949, dedicate this Fran- eiscan to the campus that has become known as the G'workingman's college. On these grounds dreams have prospered, careers have been molded, and Wmcn of tomorrow have emerged. To those of us who have entered these pol'- tals, studied in this school, and remained long: enough to graduate, it has pleasant memories. Within these humble walls we have received an education that we consider comparable to the best. We join the classes of the past in looking forward to the campus that will be built along the shores of Lake Merced. Its 96 acres and magnificent buildings will become an oasis in the desert of State's past dreams. However, we do remember the old buildings, tin huts, the palm tree, Anderson Hall, the lawn, Frederic Burk, and all the other physical properties that have made the campus of San Francisco State College unique, and all ours. . . . Through Those Who Have Guided Statefs Destiny . . . FREDERIC HURK from 1899 to 1924 . . . fupper left! a brilliant educator and writer. Drew the attention of the educational world to this A institution through his development of the principle of individual differences and his practical policies in adjusting education to each individual according to his capacities and ability. ARCHIBALD B. ANDERSON from 1924 to 1927 . . . Kremer left! respected and popular educator and follower of Frederic Burk. whose administration was cnt short by an untimely death. Fifty Years ALEXANDER C. ROBERTS from 1927 to 1945 . . . flower right! admired and democratic leader of the faculty through the period of expansion from teacheris college to state college. Under his guidance the liberal arts field was expanded and the college won its place among the leading colleges of the nation. Under him, the present building pro- gl'lllll was initiated and 50 acres of the land for the new campus purchased. .l PAUL LEONARD since 1945 . . . fopposile page! vigorous educational leader of the p0sl- war era. lnitiator of new programs, including general education, commerce and special education. Leader in reorganization upon the basis of college divisions and administra- tive eHiciency. He has also procured addi- tional land appropriations for the building program at Lake Merced. A I-HEBREW-2-E! 25 f nf x.x7s a :JL REGINALD BELL Dean of Student Personnel and Guidunrr JOHN H. BUTLER Dean of Professional Edu:-ation WALTER J. HOMAN Director of Admissions J. PAUL LEONARD President, Suu Franrixro Slate College President Speaks . . . This is our Golden Anniversary Year, the year in which we look back to our beginning and count our accomplishments. We began as a two-year normal school with only a few students, today We offer iive years of education and our student body has grown one hundred fold. ln the beginning our program was confined to the education of teachers, today we have extended our offerings to include education for those in business, arts, sciences, and for public servants in several fields of public service. Early in its beginning and under the leadership of Frederic Burk, San Francisco State College made distinctive contributions to the education of teachers. The plan evolved in our Frederic Burk Laboratory School spread to the Midwest, the East, and to Europe. It appeared in several forms in various school systems. Teachers were trained to give individual attention to elementary children. Throughout the years thousands of teachers have left this institution better equipped to give growing boys and girls an understanding of how to become well adjusted citizens in a de- mocracy. Now many of them are returning to continue their edu- cation in our in-service program. Today our leadership continues to be felt throughout the field of education. We are justly proud of the contributions We have made as institution to the field of higher education, and we look forward with confidence to the future and to the part that we may play in developing a superior educational program for our students. The spirit of San Francisco State is in tune with the spirit of the West-a spirit that looks forward to the expansions, to the development, and to the improvement of all areas of human ex- perience. ln this we shall ever play our part. -J. PAUL LEONARD Pioneering Adventure There is poetie justice in the linkage of our Gold- en Anniversary with the Golden ,luhilee of Cali- fornia. At this mid-century mark in the history of our eollege we are repeating, in a sense. the pioneeri- ing adventure of the gold seekers and huilders ol' a hundred years ago. They sought gold and the polit- ical foundations of statehood. We seek another kind of gold and the foundations of a new and great college. The treasure we are looking for is the lN'lil'l'lllClli of human lives. lt is our experience that the search is no armchair husiness, hut a rugged undertaking in which initiative, hard Work, and disappointment are the familiar ingredients. But if there is dis- appointment, there is also the persistenee of the pioneer who came to his pocket of gold in the end. And so We stiek to our hills and go on digging. -P. F. VALENTIN R Dean of General l6lIIlf'lllilHl P. F. VALENTINE Dean of Iivneral Edurution JOHN H. CORNEHLSEN, JR. MARY A. WARD FLORENCE VANCE Dean of Men Dean of Women Registrar Social science instructors get a pep talk occasionally, too, hut Dr. Outland and Dr. Beecher seem unimpressed. Dr. Cassady, Dr. Arnesen and Coach Farmer hold up traffic in College Hull while the English professor illustrates the finer points of basketball strategy. The power behind the throne so the saying goes . . . none other than the president's secretary, Miss Dorothy Stevick. Mr. Dietz, Miss Willson and Miss Shrodes enjoying a tete- a-tete over their lunch. Ilnformality oi faculty lunchroom gives Dr. Morse fextreme rightj a chance to test his latest joke. Lovely haircut, huh? Mr. Roumasset, administrator of student affairs, hears all about the live cent coffee from Dr. McClelland and Dean Cornehlsen. Traditional foursome, Hollingsworth, Freeburg, Thomson and Knuth render a soulful version oi Jingle Bells at the Human- ities Christmas Party. Thespians are in for a strenuous program if Dr. McKenna and Mr. Miller carry out these plans. Theodore Treutlein--come now, Dr. T., you haven't really read all those books! Dr. McClelland knows that nothing ever happens in Arizona, but fellow historian, Dr. White, humors him anyway. 1 l. Mr. Schneider is getting ready for the second chorus to Mabel, Mabel, sweet and ahle, take your elbows oll the table. 2. Ur. Fenton says grammar has nothing to do with your relatives. 3. Caroline Shrodes doesn't stand on tradition at all. 4. I like simplicity-quiet ties . . Lamar Nlacl-my doesn't look as though he has convinced student Osthey or practice teacher Bik. llr. Lustrucci demonstrates his point on social mores. Ur, Was- serman takes his put that in your pipe and smoke lt literally. 6. Waiting for their portions of the Blue Plate Special are: Ur. Roy Cave, Mr. Carl Peterson, Dr. Burr liurhank, Miss .lean Blackman ofthe Counselling Office and Mr. Collins of the same. 7. llr. Tregnnza looks perplexed, but his interviewer seems no more knowing. H. Nlr. Uutmann laments his lectures on the taking of candiils. F ' ml' xi f - Q .ASV Q Q fmfhflif-1 T E wo, NJ QW Q.,. X l A w X I , , .V , yy y W ' . 's ,ew I A 45 THE COLLEGE FACULTY DIVISION OF CREATIVE ART Harold Spears ASSISTANT PROFESSORS ASSISTANTS WILLIAM E. KNUTH Chuirflmn PROFESSORS Roy E. Frcehurg Waldemar Johansen J. I'i'enton McKenna ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Harry B. Green Helen J. Ogilvie Wendell Otey D. S. Wheelwright Raymond White ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Lauren L. Brink Charles Dennis John Gutmann Harold Hollingsworth Karl A. Kasten George E. Leedham Lynette Messer Clarence Miller Evelyn E. Olsen William A. Ward INSTRUCTORS Herbert Benkman Lee Chrisman Douglas J. Clark Austin E. Coggin Ray N. Doyle Julio Francescutti John Geanacos Orlando Giosi Paul D. Holtzman William H. Irwin Victor Kress Edwin C. Kruth Walter Larew Jean LeDuc Seymour Locks Jacqueline Ogg Flavis J. Richards Arthur Starch Cyrus Trobbe Herman Trutner Marcelle Vernazza ASSISTANTS Richard Bertrandias Monty Masters Scott O'Neal Clayton Rice Clair L. Tatton Victor York DIVISION OF EDUCATION GLENN KENDALL, Chuirmrm PROFESSORS Reginald Bell Sherman L. Brown John H. Butler Leo F. Cain Grace Leathurby Margaret Leonard Donald Roderick Ruth H. Thomson P. F. Valentine Mary Ward ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Cecilia Anderson John H. Cornehlsen, Jr. James B. Enochs Helen C. Gunter Lavonne A. Hanna Leon Lassers Henry C. Lindgren Asael B. Murphy Fred T. Wilhelms ASSISTANT PROIUESSORS Daniel L. Adler Alice P. Allcutt Mabel A. Brenn Alice P. Breslow Mayo J. Bryce Charles C. Collins William Cowan Eva Gildea Mahela W. Hays Florence G. Henderson Arch D. Lang Gertrude Luehning Nelle E. Moore Gladys S. Pugh Robert S. Stewart Harold L. Weeks Beatrice H. Wright INSTRUCTORS Doris M. Brown Fanchon Y. Cotfey James G. Cooper, III Paul V. Gump Margaret K. Keckler Margaret La Grille Barbara McKie Eilene M. Morrison Ellis G. Rhode Jerome H. Rothstein LECTURERS Alvin J. Gordon Watt A. Long George V. Sheviakov ASSISTANTS Hilda Brown Leo C. V. Coulson Ruth S. Kadish DIVISION OF' HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION DAVID J. COX, Chairman PROFESSOR Florence Stephenson ASSOCIATE PROFESSSORS Martin Debenham Daniel S. Farmer Harold H. Harden Doris D. Holtz George E. Welles Evelyn Ballard Richard Boyle Charles B. Cranford Jesse J. Iverson Ray Kaufman Ethel Mealey Bernice V. Peterson Helen H. Poulsen Eleanor Waketield INSTRUCTORS Dorothy A. Brett Ward B. Carr Blanche J. Drury Bertram L. Gustafson William Harkness Jerome Kenney Harry H. Stoops Harvey E. Williams ASSISTANTS Frances Bona F. Goetzl Frances McAteer Adelia Spangenherg REGISTERED NU RSE Ruth Swanson DIVISION OF HUMANITIES ELIAS T. ARNESEN, Chairman PROFESSORS Edward E. Cassady Frank L. Fenton Alfred G. Fisk Walter J. Homan Somerville Thomson ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Edna W. Bock Blanche Ellsworth George D. Gibson Karl G. Peterson Ruth Witt-Diamant ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Hugh C. Baker Wayne L. Britton Jordan Churchill Caroline Shrodes Louis Wasserman INSTRUCTORS Elwood Berkeley Ernest O. Lombardi Jack Patten Joan Pfeilier Thelwall Proctor Humbert A. Smith Dan D. Tarhell Elly Wilhert DIVISION OF LANGUAGE A RTS A. EASON MONROE, Chairman INSTRUCTORS Eleanore Bushnelle George R. Dietz Richard Glyer l.aMar MacKay Antoinette Willson Hy Bik J. Ben Lieberman DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCE STANLEY MORSE, Chairman PROFESSORS A. S. Boulware Carlos S. Mundt Edith A. Pickard Lea Reid ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Maurice R. Amsden Mildred Bush Edna M. Fisher Paul A. Harvey ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Gerald A. Ballou Burr C. Burbank Emanuel Gonick John S. Hensill Leonard T. Pockman INSTRUCTORS Kelly H. Eldredge Arthur J. Hall Florence Haimes George T. Oberlander Adan E. Treganza Herman Zaiman DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE DONALD M. CASTLEBERRY Chairman PROFESSORS Leonard Ascher Herbert Bolton Floyd A. Cave Roy C. Cave Olive T. Cowell George E. Outland Elena M. Parmely John B. Schneider Theodore Treutlein ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS S. Joseph DeBrum Walter Hacker Carlo L. Lastrucci ASSISTANT PROFESSORS John Beecher George C. Feliz Lyle Gibson Natalya Hall Charles A. McClelland George B. Stenberg Andrew H. Trice Gerald T. White INSTRUCTORS Herbert Bisno Charles A. Roumasset LHCTURER Roy C. Votaw EHMWPFG I 'Lu 3? KEN SHELLEY Presiding over the graduating class was likable Ken Shelley, who besides presidential duties, served as Block S prexy, earning his block hy participating in soccer. He is a war veteran, and is majoring in Social Science. January I0ll The long heralded fall '-19 graduation exer- cises took place on January 28 at Frederic Burk Auditorium. Members of Kappa Theta, service sorority, served refreshments. The Senior Ball took place on May 21 in thc heautiful Colonial Room of the Sl. Francis Hotel. Last day for senior finals was June 8. Un the following day, the Senior Pilgrimage took place in the morning, followed hy a Senior Luncheon. Dr. J. Paul Leonard, president of the college, sponsored a reception for the graduating Seniors and their families at his home, June 5. Following in true tradition, the graduating class donated hooks to the various divisions on campus. SENIOR ACTIVITIES 28-February graduation and reception at Frederic Burk. May 21-Senior Ball at St. Francis. June June ,lunc 5-Reception at President Leonurd's. 9-Senior Pilgrimage. 9-Senior Luncheon at Palace llotel. June 11-Graduation at Civic Auditorium. Crystal gazing into their future are Barbara lsaacson, secretary, Ken Shelley, president, and Yvette Codis, vice-president. February '49 AIIOKUS, ANN J. Chemistry, Beta Pi Sigma AISIENBERG, HOWARD Social Scicncc, I.R.C. ARCHULETA, RIC.-XRDO Accounting, Newman Clulw AZEVEDO, RALPH W. Physical Education, Block S, Phi Epsilon Mu BIGCART, STEVE Psychology BLOOM, CLIFFORD Economics, Gamma Sigma Pi BRASCIII, ROMOLO Education, Sigma Alpha Itla. I.R.C. BURNETT, BENNIE Social Service, I.R.C. BU'I I'ERFIELl2, HARRY Physical Science, Beta Pi Sigma CALLAS, WILLIAM Physical Education, Varsity Baskcthall, Varsity Soccer CARLTON. IRENE E. Elementary Education, Alpha Chi Epsilon C.S.T.A. CHA RBONNEAU. RUSSELL Philosophy-Psychology, Bcta Pi Sigma CLIFTON, .IOIIN Psychology COVEY, ALMA R. Elementary Education, Beta Pi Sigma, I.R.C. CRI-EESE. FRANKLYN Physics, Trans. Uniycrsity of California DARE. KEITII C. Govcrnmcnt DEI. GRANDE, LEON Physical Education, Block S DEMOPOULOS, FOULA Elementary Education, Art Clulw ELANDER, FRANK S. Psychology, Psychology Club EINIMERSON, HARVEY Biological Scicnce, Beta Pi Sigma FENN, BERNICE Nursing FLONTENY, LAVERNE Psychology FIGEROID, BRYANT Nlusic, Nlusic Ecdcration, Orchestra- Symphony FITZGERALD. BEATRICE NI. Education, Art Federation Pros., Newman Club FONG, VIVIAN L. Commerce FRANK, PATRICIA LOUISE Nlusic, Nlusic Fcdcration, Alpha Psi Omega GALERIA, RICHARD G. Music, Special Secondary, Band Enscmhlt- GOLDNIAN, HELEN NI. Nursing Education, Alpha Pi Mu February '49 GOWIN, LAWRENCE Elementary Education, Kappa Delta Pi GRAUBART, HAROLD Elementary Education, Music Special Secondary, Pres. Music Federation, Sigma Alpha Eta GROVE, BARBARA G. Elementary Education, Alpha Chi Epsilon HAGOPIAN, JOHN ' Social Science HENDERSON, JAMES Commerce, Nu Sigma Omega, International Relations Club HILL, WALTER HOWARD Physical Education, Phi Epsilon NIU HODEL, DUNCAN Elementary Education, Pres. C.S.'I'.A. HUGGINS, SANDRA ANN Philosophy ISOLA, FRANK E. Physical Education, Block S JAGER, BARBARA English Literature .lORZ, DELBERT L. Art-Education JOHNSON, WALTER R. Commerce JOHNSON, DOROTHY J. Biology JONES, EDMOND C. Commerce KALIK, JEROME Business LARSON, JOHN I.. English, Newman Club LEWIS, JOAN D. Elementary Education, Music Federation LELAND, RICHARD W. Elementary Education, Kappa Delta Pi, , Gamma Sigma Pi LOWDEN, DOROTHY Art, Recreation Club, Art Club MAHONEY, LORRAINE Elementary Education, Alpha Omega, Kappa Theta MANNING, RICHARD N. History McFARLAND, JAMES History MENCH, ALGERT Sociology MERCEREAU, STUART C. English MERCURIO, DORIS C. Elementary Education, Kappa Theta, Alpha Omega MERRILL, PATRICIA English, Alpha Phi Gamma, Student Director of Publications MIGUEL, ESTHER Social Service, Psychology Cluh, Music Federation MITZMAN, NEWTON Commerce, Commercial Relations Society February '49 as MOONEY, JEAN Elementary Education, Newman Cluls .. MORRICE, AUDREY A . L ' .. if - me . E2 '-'- 1 1 A l ., i A ,q,Q , E , O J .. x Q will 4 wif Kindergarten-Primary Education, Music Federation, A Cappella Choir 'N 351 X5 . NICKELSON, JUNE ANN 'H ' Elementary Education, Kappa 'l'l1cta 0'BliRRY, GREGORY H. Music, Music Federation, Sigma Alpha Eta O'CONNOR, JAMES ALBERT Social Science ODDONE, JOHN, JR. Social Science, Trans. University of San Francisco O'NEAL, SCOTT Music-Special Secondary, Music Federation, Kappa Delta ORR, BETTY A. English, Pan American Cluh, Horseback Riding Club OSWALD, LARRY O. Physical Science QUIHILLALT, LUCIE M. French, Epsilon Sigma REED, ADELAIDE L. Elementary Education, Epsilon Sigma ROBERTS, NANCY Elementary Education, Trans. San Jose State Collcptc ROBINSON, AGNES Education, Kappa Delta l'i, C.S. ROSACO, MARYLYN Elementary Education, Phi Lambda Chi, Kappa Delta I RYAN, GEORGE Education-Science. Kappa Delta Pi, Music lfcdcratiou SCIIUKLER. JOSEPHINE Elementary Education SCHWARZENBERG, CARL ll. Philosophy-Psychology, Christian Agatheans, Student Christian Association SEILER, ROBERT H. Physical Education, Block S Recreation Club SELVERA, FRANCIS .English, Gamma Siilma Pi, Bridife Club SHELLEY, KENNETH Social Science, Block S SHERARD, WINSTON L. Business, Psychology Cluh, Commercial Relations Society SMITH, WILLIAM E. H Biological Science, Beta Pi Sigma, Phi Eta Chi .. SN IDER, DENT i -' 2 ,7- Business, Commercial Relations Society, S p e a k e rs B u re a u STIEFANELLI, FLORENCE A. , Elementary Education. A Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Upsilon shes? as I STEIGMAN, HUGO P. Speech. International Relations Clulw, Hillel Foundation SWANSON, ROBERT N 4,,,,, ri.ysac..i Education Q . THOMAS, DEAN ,, Business ' , EVQ: i ifill: .-gag? sz: :,, H T HO M PSON. WA LTER G. i ' Social Science ' ::5fEi15EQ:51,,,-I- l .. -2- : 1 ,: , E, , '. . 5153, Q K as f' ' t w fi. . :s.,:,:g5a-: A Q udp' -1 .... . f x .- V 'I if-a,,v,,,,,E:,l , XL ' I fr. . 1 ' ' 'i f2:2fI'j-A--.1 fa E . if , .... f 1 'iv aw . .,,..:, . .,.. :SV 4? -2, I-.N-EQ ni: 9 -Kg E ,, .IIE ' N i' :lv 2 s . ,.. n 9 K V. n wx , .fflfgt 11. E' llvql , Q - 'R ' 'ff tyoo if Q' if ' Q ' p. L buzlug I I Y-fl' -.2 Nz .491 W -, I February '49 CASTILLO, LUPE Education-Junior High, C.S.T.A., Student Advisory Council, Gamma Sigma Pi CRAWFORD, ROBERT Music, Phi Eta Chi, Music Federation DURY, ANDRE Physical Science, Trans. Cooper Union lnstitute ol Technology SUTHERLAND, DONALD Education TILDEN, LEROY S. Education TOFSTEAD, RHODA Educatiomliindergartcn-Primary, University of Saskatchewan TOLLINI, CECILIA R. Education-Music, Epsilon Sigma, Newman Club TRAVAGLIO, LILLIAN Music, Music Federation URZANQUI, ADEL Al. Education, LR.C., Phi Lambda Epsilon WALTERS, JOHN A. Education WALTHERS, MARJORIE Elementary Education, Alpha Chi Epsilon, Newman Club WALTON, HOWARD Elementary Education, l.R.C., Block S Society WATTY, HENRY Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Mu, Kappa Delta Pi WILLIFORD, LEON Physical Education, Varsity Basketball WITT, MAR.lORlE Sociology, Gamma Sigma Pi une '49 ADA MS, DONALD Elementary Education ADLER, MARTIN A. Sociology, Hillel Foundation, lllock S AKZA M, JOSEPH Sociology ALHRECHT, GEORGE Physical Education, Block S, Phi Epsilon Mu, Athletic Council ANDERSON, BARBARA Elementary Education, Christian Agathcans Alpha Chi Epsilon, Gamma Sigma Pi ARMSTRONG, HAROLD Elementary Education, Trans. San Jose State College BALLARIN, JOSEPH Physics, Sigma Pi Sigma, Science Club HAND, DOROTHY Education, Kappa Delta Pi BARISONE, ROBERT Physical Education, lllock S Society BAUMAN, KATHA RINE Education HEAR, CHARLES Music, Music Federation HEARE, BETTY Elementary Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Epsilon HAYNE, BARBARA English, I.R.C., Art Club June '49 B I mack, VERONICA '11 ' Education, Delta Phi Upsilon, AA' Newman Club . :., o We . IIELL, GURLIJINE . Social Science ' IIELLANTE, ANGELA English, Newman Cluh BENEDICT, ELMER SIIERWOOD Biological Science, Drama IIERGER. RICHARD English, Alpha Psi Omcfia . ,viz Ig, ! BERRIMAN. KARI. I, Social Science-General Seconda -3 BERRUTO, ARNO Social Science, Alpha Mu Gamma, 55,1 Block S Society BILLINGS, wn.L1,xM W. 'i , Speech, I.C.S. BOLT, ROBERT I.. Physical Science, Trans. University of California BOYCE, TED N. Business-Psychology, Newman flnlw, Mental Hygiene, Commercial Relations Society BRISCOE, JOYCE Elementary Education, C.S.T.A., Music Federation BUNNEL, PHYLLIS Social Science, Christian Agatlicaa: BURKE, CARMEN English CAREY, JAMES English, Delta l'hi Gamma CAREY, THOMAS .l. English-Speech, Delta Gamma Tan, Newman Cluh, Speakers Bureau CHRVESI, AUDREY K. Kindergarten-Primary, Kappa Theta, Music Federation CH EW, WELLINGTON Social Science CHURCHON, STUART Psychology, Circulation Manager Golden C-ater, Psychology Club CLAUSSEN, FRANCIS W. Music, A Cappella Choir, Music Federation CODIS, YVETTE L. General Elementary, Bib n' Tucker, Vice-Pres. Senior class Hb' 'K f,,-,, nf. ,,, , mv 1 I i COLEMAN, EVELYN IJ. General Elementary , California Student Teachers Association Coi.l.iNs, WILLIAM I Art, Art Cluh R 1 wif as COS'l'EI,l.O, JOHN W1 if-.5 I j g Social Scicncc, Newman Cluh, wi-ic, L . Trans. University of San Francisco CUNHA, YVONNH I ' Elementary Education, Alpha Chi Epsilon, C.S.T.A. DALLAI., EVELYN General Elementary Education DAWSON, CYNTHIA Q, M, Physical Science - Trans. Brooklyn College, New Yocla Q : : mslaI.Y, FRANCES ii. ' ' Education, Alpha Chi Epsilon, 2 I Music Federation ugfgj -fiiif at DEERING, GAYLE English Q- I ,,., Vieixiiff nf' sara We ,gin ' , .I '!4f 's, .,: I t ' s l g. 'L i B .J A ,fl Pg V A li 1 L V: TI - E2 ., .11 , i s 'la ii ll 5' if : a at f 1 , 5 1 K 2 Q fri, 1 at P' gzaiiig. . , f :WERE mem 'f .. .' ,zY:Q2,5f:ii:'f?i : Hail :nazi-:E A I Z2:a ' X i W X T ,N . it gi is-1 -gE:f:jEEEf'f1.: M .pa 3 s gf t A7 ' .L .V h535......Q. 1 st. . wg, V ix, ,Q Q 1' 0 1 X Ps. .. 1 it 5 ,qu ., fi' ,. .gs-iii? ' une '49 DOUGHERTY, MARY Business, Trans. Hardin-Simmons University, Ahilene, Texas DROTT, MARTHA DOROTHY Art DUNLOP, PAUL Elementary Education DUNN, PATRICIA Music, A Cappclla Choir, lVlusic Federation DUNNE, MELVIN Music-Edllcatiiln, C.S.T.A., Nlusic Federation EICHNER. EINA ANNE Social Science, Bih n' Tucker, Alpha Phi Gamma ENC-EL. ALBERT K. Business FLOR IO. SO PHIA Nursing-Education FORBES, DONALD C. Biological Science, Block S, Varsity Tennis FORSTER. MARGARET Education, C.S.T.A. FOSTER, JEAN Business, Trans. San Jose State Col'ege FOWLKS, ARLIE Elementary Education. Alpha Psi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi FRANKLIN. JOSEPH Speech, Alpha Psi Omega, College Theater FREITAS. JESSE Social Science FROSS, ANITA M. Nursing GAFFNEY, THOMAS ll. Physical Education, Block S GALASSI, PETER Social Science, Gamma Sigma Pi, Nu Sigma Omega, l.R.C. GALIANO, PETER Business, Pres. Nu Sigma Omega, Phi Eta Chi GEISENHOFER, JULE V. Education, Pres. Alpha Chi Epsilon, Student Advisory Council GOLBETZ, LEE Social Science GOLUMB, BERNARD International Relations, Phi Lamhda Epsilon, Pan American League GONDER, FRANK C. Physical Science, Beta Pi Sigma GOULART. ROBERT Social Science GRABER, RAYMOND Psychology, Mental Hygiene Association GRANZ, JUNE Recreation, Recreation Society GRAYDON. GEORGE WINDSOR English, Gamma Sigma Pi GREER, EARLE R. Speech, Alpha Psi Omega, Radio Guild GREGORY, CAROLINE General Education, Epsilon Sigma une '49 HAMMERSON, GEORGE Speech-Radio, Radio Guild, College Theater HANSEN, MELVIN English K HARRIS, JOHN D. Physical Science Trans. University of California HARRIS, VERONA B. ' Elementary Education, Art Club, C.S.T.A. HELDUORN, JEAN Journalism-International Relations Alpha Phi Gamma, Agathcans HER RINGTON, AGNES Nursing Education HOPSON, ROBERT K. Psychology, Mental Hygiene Cluh HOUSTON, DOLORES Social Service, I.R,A., Newman Club HOUTCHENS, LEILANI English Literature, Gamma Sigma Pi HOXIE, JAMES HOYER, BEATRICE Education, Pan American League, Beta Pi Sigma HUFF, OLIVIA .fx .. Nursing IMGRUND, GEORGE 0. X Business, l.R.A., C.R.S. ISAACSON, BARBARA .6 English, Kappa Theta, V , Sec.-Trcas. Senior class 1 JAMISON, FRANK 1 Eilgllsh '. ':ii:E1.,:,,:5.' JENSEN, GENEVIEVE 7 i Elementary Education, - -'-- Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Upsilon Y JENSEN, MURIEL Education, C.S.T.A. JOHNSON, I-AULITA Social Science, Kappa Theta, Newman Club JONES, HELEN C. English, Art Federation KARNE, BERNARD Business, Commercial Relations Society KARPILOVV, HARRY Special Education. Phi Eta Chi, Sigma Alpha Eta, Alpha Phi Gamma KIRK, CLARITA ff. Kindergarten-Primary Education, ' Newman Club, Phi Lambda Chi 1 K0l,l.lNG, WALTER KW' Education KOLLMANN, JOHN Social Scfence ie KRIEGER, BEVERLY Kindergarten-Primary Education KUFFEL. RITA E. Journalism, Alpha Phi Gamma, l.R.A. 1,,tMnaa1', RoNAl.o i English, Gamma Sigma l'i, College Theater l,ANl JSTON, HATTIE Education Nw m y v . W i 3 f - ,Ka -lv 'fi K ,, a Q. , H. F- . ' t 1 7 ..., if . if ...,'15k. x E wen' fi.. af 'mf . ze., . A . :E Z s K. - ,I Q is ' Q5 -Eff, - :T ' gE:s .I: f-' J i.:':' fiffi' .. -2222?-2'1':rifE -Es? .f ..., , ' F F -YSWN-' ff 5 .I ris f a. .-1 we 1: f ao., Q. gi- + SQ QS?-2 is sv ig .fm I iv ' I ',s'TK if ff T. Q 3 e i k e ii : .. . lem. .fm V-5317 , . it E at is slne '49 LEAR. WILBUR L. Philosophy-Psychol02!'- S.C.A. LEEBURG, SHIRLEY Kinderearten-Primary Education Delta Phi Upsilon LEMBACH, SALLY Education, C.S.T.A. LEVY, CLIFFORD English LEW, LAWRENCE L. Psychology, Psychology Club Music Federation LILLIEBORG, BIRGER Spanish-Commerce, Humanities Club, I.R.C. LINDAUER, DOUGLAS Elementary Education, Sigma Alpha Eta, Delta Gamma Tau LINDSEY, BERNICE General E'ementary Education, C.S.T.A., Delta Phi Upsilon LOOPER. LAURA JEAN Nursing-Education, Mt. Zion llospital Trans. Fresno State College LYNCH, AGNES General Elementary Education, Newman Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Upsilan McCOY, FRANK M. Music-Education, Golden Gater Stall, Franciscan Staff, Music Federation McCOY, MACK Commerce MCCREA, HARRY Political Science, Sigma Pi Sigma McINTOSH, JEAN Kindergarten-Primary Education, Kappa Theta, Delta Phi Upsilon, Music Federation McNEE. ROBERT W. Business Administration, Advertising Staff, Golden Gater MACAULAY, DONALD English MAQKENZIE, GEORGE Business, Agatheans, Commercial Relations MAGGETTI, BETTY Education-Speech, Alpha Psi Omega, Radio Guild MANSFIELD, JAMES Business, Commercial Relations Society MAYERS, CARL B. Physical Education, Trans. University oi Southern California MEAGHER, DONALD Physical Education-Special Secondary. Elementary Education, Phi Epsilon Mu, Sigma Pi Sigma NIERTENS, CAROL Elementary Education MILLAR, BARBARA Education, Kappa Theta, Music Federation MILLER, JOAN Elementary Education, Trans. Sacramento State College MILLER, JOYCE Education, C.S.T.A., Art Cluh NIOLO, GEORGIA MAE . H. Social Service, Music Federation f. ,gg . NIONSON, SHIRL x , . ffl, fl L W ' . lsiusie-Education, , L f Music Federation, C.S.T.A. MUIPPHYHEHOMAS J. 5-I:-1 Y , yenera lementary Educali m, Pl ' Et K I ' Chl, Kappa Delta Pi, AlphaiPsi dmegg A ' W ,. ..,. I LY' June '49 NEMOFF, ILEAN Education, Trans. San .lose State College NG, ALBERT Social Science O'CONNEI.L, ANNE Music, Kappa Delta l'i, A Cappella Choir O'HAlRE. BERNARD History, Newman Cluh OLERUD, MARLYS Kindergarten-Primary Education, Trans. State Teachers College, No. Dakota OSTBY, CLARENCE Sociology, Copy Editor Golden Gater Staff PARISH, ERROL Sociology PATRICK, RUSSELL Music, Block S, Sigma Pi Sigma PATTERSON, ROBERT Social Science PECK. MAXINE Physical Education, W.A.A., Phi Epsilon Gamma PENNY, RUTHANNA Nursing-Education PETERSEN, MARGA Kindergarten-Primary Education, Delta Phi Upsilon, Epislon Sigma PHILPOTT, BLANCHE Music, Music Federation POSKANZER, ESTHER English POYVER, FRANK English, Newman Cluh, Gamma Sigma Pi RAPAPORT, EVELYN Speech, Radio Guild RASMUSSEN, EDA Education REDMOND, THOMAS A. English, Geography Cluh RICHARDSON, DONALD E. English, Trans. University of Iowa RILEY, MAUREEN Newman Club ROBINSON, GEORGE Business ROBINSON, CAROL Education ROMBACH, PEGGIE Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Gamma, NV.A.A. RUFEATTO, PETER Education, Music Federation RUMLEY, LAVVERENCE English, I.R.C., Humanities Club RLVTHERFORD, ANDREW L. English, Spanish Club RYAN, JOHN LOWELL Education, Newman Cluh, Kappa Delta Pi SAULOVICH, TANIA English, Beta Pi Sigma, Newman Club ,im Tw A JV? , x i my Q 3 1 if i I W 2 .... :.: 5 X., it .g5::5?,:,g:55-gg., 3: if A sa. T..:f:i r. . -4 rs if 14' .. 41 - E as 5 g t f I E is mzmf Q une 49 SCAMMELL, BARBARA Sociology, Free World Club SCHIOLDAGER, ISABELLE Psychology SCHMIDT, JUDITH Elementary Education, Phi Lambda Chi, Epsilon SCHMIDT, MARGOT Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Gamma, W.A A SCHNEIDER, GRACE H. Nursing, U. S. Marine Hospital SCH REIBER, KATHLEEN Education, Phi Lambda Chi Delta Phi Upsilon, Newman Club SCHULKEN, LORENE Elementary Education, Alpha Chi 1'DSll0h SCHWARZ, MARDI Art, N.S.A., Alpha Psi Omega l R A SEREX, JOHN F. Business, C.R.S., Art Club SIKOL, SHIRLEY f Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Gamma, W.A A SLUSHER, GILBERT Music, Music Federation SMITH, GLEN Social Science, Newman Club SPAULDING, JEAN English, C.S.T.A., Radio build STAFFORD, CHASE History, Christian Agatheans STEWARD, CLIFFORD Business, Trans. Oregon State College SULLIVAN, LOIS Education, Kappa Theta SWEENEY, SUSANNE Education, Kappa Theta TAMBLIN, ROBERT E. Physical Education TERRY, BETTY Kindergarten-Primary Education 'l'l-IAYER. NANCY Elementary Education THOMAS, LOIS Education, Agatheans, C.S I TIMMONS, ALAN Social Science, I.R.C. TISCORNIA, LORETTA Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Gamma, W.A.A TOSSE, LEWIS Speech TRIPPY, JACKSON Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Pan-American League TUMBOCON, SOLEDAD STA M XRIA Biological Science, Beta Pi Sigma, Newman Club UNGER, PHYLLIS Music, Music Federation VALLEM, GERALD Elementary Education, Alpha Chl I psilon June '49 VAN SLYKE, ALBERT Socinl Scicnce, Trans. llartnell College, Salinas, Calif. WASSERSTEIN, DANIEL English-General Secondary WEEKS, MARIA Music, Music Federation WHEELER, WILLIAM ll. Music, Kappa Delta Pi, College lland WH ITE, JEAN Social Service, Psychology Cluh WILLIAMS, THOMAS R. Music, Music Federation NIINGET, INIARJORIE .I. Education WINKLEMAN, R. F. Speech, Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. Gamma Sigma Pi WOOLFSON, PAUL Social Science, Tennis Captain, Block S Association ZABOUKOS, CATHERINE Elementary Education, Kappa Delta Pi, C.S.T.A. ZEITLEN, SYLVIA Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Gamma, W.A.A. Summer AHERN, MARY Elementary Edulcation Newman Club, Alpha Chi Epsilon ALEXANDER, REGINALD Commerce BAGNES, EDWIN Business, Beta Pi Sigma BRUCE, ROWENA Education, I.R.C., Music Federation COUKOULIS, PETER Psychology, I.R.C., Psychology Club CALBERT, WILLIAM E. Social Science CHUBB, CHARLES General Elementary, Alpha Chi Epsilon DAVIS, DUNCAN Business, C.R.S. EDST RONI, IRWIN Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Mu. Block S EUBANKS, JOSEPH Music, Sigma Alpha Eta, Choraleers EA RLEY, ROBERT Physical Science, Beta Pi Sigma FISK, GLEN Spanish, Christian Agatheans FLESNER, PAULINE Elementary Education Trans. Illinois State Teachers Collctie, Macombc, Illinois FORD, KENNETH English, Editor Inklings Magazine FRITTS, RUTH Social Science GIERHARIJ, ROBERT Commerce, C.R.S. , :: , :QI I of 5 it if 1 N fx 'HHN .Y Q fix . ' 55.51, Summer GREEN, C. Y., JR. Drama-Education, College Theater HALL, FRANCES Elementary Education, Music Federation, C.S.T.A. HAVILLA, ROBERT Business HENRI, BETTY Kappa Theta, A Cappella Choir HESTER, JAMES Education HOVORKA, HELENE Music, Music Federation, Newman Club HUNTALAS, KATHERINE Elementary Education, Trans. College of the Pacific JUETTE, LESLIE Biological Science, Beta Pi Sigma KJOL, JOHN International Relations, I.R.C., Delta Phi Gamma KOSMOS, GREGORY Physical Education, Intramural Athletic Board LATHROP, WENDELL B. English, Speakers Bureau, I.R.C. LAVARONI, CHARLES Music, Delta Gamma Tau, Kappa Delta Phi. MILLER, MARY WOODRUFF Speech, Trans. George Washington University MINER, DOUGLAS Speech-Radio, Radio Guild MURRAY, ROBERT Philosophy PULSIFER, BENJAMIN Education RODRIGUEZ, WILMA General Elementary, Alpha Chi Epsilon, C.S.T.A. ROSE, LAWRENCE Social Science ROTH, FRED Education, C.S.T.A. SEA RLE, BOB Music, Music Federation TRATHEN, GRACE Education, Delta Phi Upsilon, C.S.T.A. WATERS, EDWIN Education, Kappa Delta Pi WATERS, HELEN Education-General Elementary February Graduates Not Pictured ALFONSI, RIVANA NENE Nursing FENN, BERNICE Nursing KUNG, SHU SEN Education MULLING, MAGDA Psychology MANOOGIAN, WINIFRED Education SIMON, MARION RUTH Education SMITH, WILLIAM CHARLES Biology SMITH, WILLIAM E. Biology SNOWMAN, VIVIAN MASON Psychology STEFFENS, JULIA MAXINE Nursing STERLINGSON, EDWARD C. Government TEMPLETON, DOROTHY Education VAIL, MILTON A. Economics VAN SISE, GLORIA COE Nursing WALLACE, S. PHILIP Social Science une Graduates Not Pictured A RMSTRONG, RUSSELL History ANDERSON, EARL Social Science ASHTON, WILLIAM Music BACHMAN, LILLIAN Music BAND, MARGARET Education BILL, HERBERT Physical Education BROWN, PHYLLIS Physical Education BUCHANAN, WILLIAM Physical Education BUCHOLTZ, ETTA Social Science CINOUINI, PETER Physical Education COCHRAN, PHILLIP Business Administration COCHRANE, JOHN Psychology-Philosophy COHEN, IRWIN Social Science COVEY, COLIN Social Science CRANGLE, .IOSEPHINE Education DONEY, VIRGINIA Social Science DUNBAR, HARRYJEAN Nursing ELSTON, ARTHUR Physical Education FAIRFIELD, MARIAN Education FENTON, CORINE Education FOURNIVAL, RAYMOND Speech FOUTS, ZELMA Education FRATESSA, LEO Physical Education FRISBY, JEAN RAY Music GAROFALO, GLORIA Music GRANGER, MYRTLE Education GRIFFEATH, GLEN Education HAGEBORN, VERAINE Social Science HALL, LUCY Music HARRAH, DONALD Art HOWARD, IDRIS English HOWARD, JOHN History KADING, RUTH Nursing KILKENNY, MAYE English LEHMANN, DONALD Biology McDONNELL, MARQUERITE Education MAESTRI, ANGELO Physical Education MALLING, MAGDA Psychology MAHLER, KARL Sociology MAKITA, HARRY Social Science lPre-Leg? MARTELLI, THELMA Social Science MILLER, BRUCE Psychology MURPHY, DANIEL Biological Science MANDRESY, DOROTHY Education NELSON, DAROLD Biological Science OLSON, EMILIE Education QUINN, DOROTHY Education REYFF, ALBERT Psychology RYAN, ELIZABETH Education SOETAERT, BARBARA Education SMELAND, RALPH Social Science THOMPSON, PHILIP Social Science TORLAKSON, ALLEN Social Science TOTO, CHARLES Spanish WILLIAMS, AUDREY Spanish WILLS, WAYNE Education WINELAND, DONALD Physical Science WYLIE, RONOLD Economics 1. Emilia Hodel, drama editor of the San Francisco News, congratulates son Duncan, who received his degree in February. 2. Highlight of graduation or any other occasion-eats! Activities Commissioner Phil Ryan is active on the business end ofthe soup ladle ibut Emily, we don't own a punch bnwll. 3. Dean P. F. Valentine addresses the February graduates in Frederic Burk Auditorium while President J. Paul Leonard and Dr. John Butler stand by. 4. Bob Kauk wants to be sure of a certain sparkle while Ted Alpen takes advantage of the Rock's drying room. 5. Ted Boyce offers a tuneful bit, ably assisted by Frank McCoy, two colleagues in background seem unimpressed. fm. Left to right: Cy Green, Don Kambic and Ted Alpen are standing in for the twenty-seven other boarders at The Rockf' States' only dormitory. 1. Watch out men, the girls mean business with that pistol and bowling pin to get you to their dance! 2. Ahem, the femmes are trying another trick-this time with their lovely hula hands, grass skirts and swaying forms. 3. All set to give the Southern Oregon team good competition, the Golden Tides prepare to board plane for the big game. 4. Coffee being served to the eager freshmen. 5. After the instructions were given, participants and spectators gut wild as girls Went chasing their men around the Upper Field on Sadie Hawkins Day. 6. A baseball field has been dedicated to Tom Maloney, hut he looks cheated of his smile here. 1. Block S awards presented to John Holden, Jack Clark, Dick Peters, and Ralph Azevedo. 2. Must be some- thing exciting to watch on the upper Held. 3. He must know the answer! 4. John Fisher and Nelson Yee win awards for participating in Intermountain Intercollegiate conference boxing meet. 5. Practice teaching in the third and fourth grades is Barbara Anderson, a graduatiniSenEJr. 6. lxiatmen demonstrate study in balance. 7. Alley-Oop, t ere e goes. 1. Proud parents, Howard and Beth Norville, hold their twin offspring. Susanne and Margaret hold the distinguished title of being the only twins in Vets Village. 2. Good neighbor, Jerry Vogel, takes time oil from his duties as a husband to play with the kiddies, Marilyn Monroe and Karen Lee Hurkland. 3. His wife was out of town so Chase Stafford tries to combine studying and keeping his son, VVillie, amused. VVonder who's learning the most? 4. Husband Tony Morrow was away, but we succeeded in photographing his 17-day-old daughter, Benita Lee, and wife, liee. 5. Looks like baseball players are good interior decorators: at least John Pasanen and his better half, Shirley, were attempting to put the New Look in their living room. 6. Saturdays tind Jerry W'alton working on his English auto. Like most youngsters, Billy Wirth and the Fischer boys were very interested in watching a mechanic at work. T. So we leave Veterans Village where a community of students and their families study. work and play. PROM QUEEN DONOHUE reigns for the night. UNIIIB Under the leadership of Presi- dent Tony Matulich, the Junior Class experienced one of its most successful terms, highlighted by the Junior Prom, which was held at the Fairmont Hotel. Aiding Matulich were Vice-President Rosemary Donohue and Secretary Marion Millisich. Sponsored by Alpha Omega and Phi Epsilon Mu, Rosemary Don- ohue was elected queen for the gala event. Other contestants vieing for the honor were Carole Stephens, Block HS , Pat Sweeney, Phi Lamhda Chi and Newman Club, Florahelle Smith, Bih 'n Tuckerg Madge Lude, Music Federation, Virginia Burke, Kappa Theta, and Lee Sund, Delta Phi Gamma and Sigma Delta Gamma. Tony Matulich, president, combined sporting activities with leadership. Matu- Iieh. a P. E. major and ex-sailor, participated in varsity foothall, baseball, and held membership in Phi Epsilon Mu, Sigma Alpha Eta, C.S.'I'.A. and Block S. CI..-XSS OFFICERS, left lu right: Marion Millisiph. secretary, Tony Matulich, president: Rosemary Donohue, S ice-president, FRONT ROW, left lo right: Greg Prichard, James Gunter, Vincent Ferriole, Dnre Gordon, Barbara Roberts, Hill McMillan, Dot Miclmvich, Doris Goldstein, Shirley Holt. RACK ROW: Gene Moore, John Kjol, Andrew Meletes, Jim Carey, Tom Maxwell, llank Marscheck, Leland Lena, Art Padilla, Ralph Lewis, Jr. 'lhnnq if ,ff FRONT ROW, lvfr to right: Robert Kauk. Si Greenblatt. llerh Osuna. Sal Salina, Lou Luchcssi, August Nlarino, Pete Cinquinni, Chayo Gonzales, Mnrrie Flynn. BACK ROW: Phil Jensen, Nick Athanasopulos, Luisa llupper, Jou Heath, livclyn Petersen, Bob Krockcl, Shirley Martin, Frank Rcnaldi. Helen .-Miers, Gladys Bryant. Tony Nlatulich. 7--... Illini FRONT ROW, left to fight: Frances Brien, Jerry Gulbransen, Mary Ellen Berry, Nancy Cunningham, Alice Fluke, Marjorie Ballou, Dot Brandlein, Phillip Gonzales, Joan Drew. BACK ROVV: Flora Auyong, Evelyn Bjugstad, Richard Arling, Glenn Buzolich, Bob Douglass, Ross Clark, Bob Clazie, Stella Armstrong, John Gilberg, Dun Burch, Ed Allemand, Ed Kenna, lid Cassilogin. 3? 'Q- FRONT ROVV, left tu right: John Holden, Sal Solini, Anthony Fernandez, Arnold Turner, James Malloy, Duane Nlattison, Aldo Pnrodi, Norm Nlendnnca, Bernard Logasa. BACK ROW: Beverly Field, Bathaline Anderson, Al Gabriel, Joe Finnigan, Albert Falho, Bill Firpo, Vick Geininni, Barbara Tchaney, August Morino, Violet Pfeiffer, Rosemary Donahue, .lean Mallrt, Marion Millisich. FRONT ROW, left to right: Rhoda Chrisman, Jackie Schnittgrund, Virginia Messer, Kathleen Kcrrington, Olga McMillan. SECOND ROW: Pat McKee, Norma Runo, Bobbie Allenhy, Fran Gratman, Flornhelle Smith, Luella Smith. BACK ROW: Andy Melitis, Ken Fowler, .lack Helay, William Butchelder, Tom Finnigan, Stanley Nnwicki, Frank Mila, Jack Conway, Hugh McNern, Roh Nickelson. X 'MJ -we FRONT ROXV. lvft In riehl: Arnold Turner, Keith Clarey, Dick Nlilkovitch. Roh Anderson. Norm Mendonca, Jim Bradock. RACK ROVV: Ilnrothy Reese, Lolita Swift, Nanette Bush. Marion Griffin, Carmelita Brenner, Xandra Jorgenson, Dot Peck, Hal Atthowu. Cozy partners enjoying the Soph Strut. Hoy Ciappini, cx-navy 1nan,jour- nalist, and athlete comlxincfl his talents whilc Sophomore prcsiflcnl resulting in an outstanding year for Cl..-XSS OFFICERS lfft In right: Audrey Forney, vice-president: Roy Cifippini, Carole Nlurphy, secretary. the Soplioniorcs. A stuclcnt of with interests, Roy was a four letter man mcmlrcr of Block WSQ, Beta Pi Sig ma and the Recreation Society. president Z 0PlI0 0RES First vlass social ol' tlic year was the liS0llll Strut :lance sponsored by the Class of ,Sl at the Hotel Mark Hopkins. An informal affair. the Strut was a financial and social success. Aitl was given to the of- Hccrs by committee cllairlnen Alice Conroy, Annie Plaat and Carolyn Trusty. ln April, the class held a Cake sale to raise funds for aflflefl activ- itics. It has been thc aim of the class officers to finfl activities to unify their class anfl improve the spirit at State. A step in that clirection was taken when plans were laid to rc-cstablish the Frosli-Soph clay to complete orientation week of thc coming semester. The main project of the class was the obtaining and painting of thc new sign lloarfl on the Nineteenth Avenue entrance to the Merttefl campus. FRONT ROVV, left to right: Jean Giovanno Marion Norton, Beverley Kaster, Alice James, Nlariko Blochizuki. Pat Kilkeary. Donald Eve Cha ni. Mary Meagher, Janet Nye, Bette Kilkelly, Patricia Mahoney, Rhoda Chrisman, Dolores Baglietto. BACK ROW: Mary Kobuke, rs, Lydia Dunham, Nancy Johan, Bernice Cidonio, Jeanne Gidda, rlcs Lee, Ralph Lewis. FRONT ROVV, left to right: Gloria Zakarian, Janice Pberning, Frank Perkins, Annie Plaat, Jacqueline Kelling, Lois Butcher, Doug Miller, Nickie Cornish, Virginia Petersen. BACK ROW: Ernest Golosman, Ken Langley, Curt Forsman, Otto Graff. FRONT ROW, left to right: Patricia Sweeney, Julia Cnnnally, Flora Belle Smith, Greta Smith, Carolyn Trusty, Audrey Forney, Alice Conroy, Alice Hanoum, Donna Petersen. BACK ROW: Jeanette Desin, Pat Gillespie, Marge Sandy, Margaret Churchon, Yvette Moffatt, Donalld Evers, Robin Welch, Lillian Logan, Pat Kilkeary, Ray Ko tz. FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Sholten, Dale Perkins, Bill Wells, Jack Kalman, Roy Ciappini, Wallace Stasek, Milt Chantry, Dave Beaudin, Kenneth Tge. BACK ROW: Ray Kohtz, Howard Schinneru, Dun Blayney, Howard Lum, Ed Simons, Herb Carl, Lee Staniord, Thnmas Klein, Kenneth Fowler, Lorin Rupert. FRONT ROW, left to right: Grace Certmenian, Gladys Nygaard, Dick Milkovicll, Marilyn Marcus, Alice llanounl. BACK ROW: Willie Mae Bailey, Ernestine Moore, Lillian Logan, Phil Johnson, Audrey Reid, Vyctta Moffatt. Xandra Jorgensen. FRONT ROVV, left to right: Marilyn Strahl, Carol Strihley, John lluono, Jack Clark, Rubin Welch, Roscnmry Sutherland, Bobbie Allenby, Barbara Stetson. BACK ROW: Dick Diclcc, Don Lowurt. Sylvia Silverman. Al Wallenberg, Dick Coltriel, Roger Miller, Hal Ruby, Norma Runo, Evelyn Ramstead, James Petzinger. FBETSIIME Eight hundred Freshmen greeted State College in the Fall of '48 with eagerness and anticipation for the coming year. The general education program was the scholastic venture that dominated the minds of all. It was received with both enthusiasm and skepticism as a plan that had long been prepared for was put into operation. Thus, the Freshman Class pursued intellectual development. But at the same time social life was not forgotten. Activities of the Freshman Class were plunged into with the eagerness of those who desire to get the full essence of Mcollege life. Introductory hellois were enthusiastically accepted as students thronged to the first admission free Hello Dance sponsored by the student body on September 24. A let's he friends atmosphere prevailed at both Kappa Theta's get-together picnic at Sigmund Stern Grove, one held for the Freshmen in the fall and spring. The Frosh Varieties of 194-8, held November 16th, proved that they had a great deal of talent within their class, This variety show was to inaugurate the sales of the Franciscan. On December 17th the Peppermint Prancen was held in the women's gym with Boh Greenwood and his orchestra furnishing the music for this free dance. Peppermint sticks were given away to further the Christmas spirit. Milt Dickson's band provided the music at the semi-formal dance held at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel on March 25th. Cards Alherti furnished the outside entertainment. Officers for the year are Ira Berman, presidentg Ann Bohigan, vice- president, and Don Johnson, secretary-treasurer. IRA BERMAN dynamic president of the Freshman Class, basked in the campus spotlight throughout the year, which was climaxed by the gala Frosh Hop. Ira, a business major, was in the Army of Occupation in Berlin before enter- ing State. Freshmen enjoying the sun in the rally bowl on registration day. GENERAL EDUCATION IN ACTION. 1. All eyes forward as the prof speaks. 2. Frunt ruw students must have flown the coup! 3. Nlust be the Nlunday morning blues. 4. Cool. cool water. 5. Hewildered lfremhmcn. 6. Hm, thc-y've gut thu! sctudious Iuuk. 7. Spectators lazily enjoying u wrestling match. 1. My, they seem pleased to go to the hoard, must he prepared. 2. Another day, another class in the huts. 3. Long drop, if you roll, Mr. Blair. 4. The easy way to play tennis. 5. Giving it the polish! 6. The question is: will he win the 564 P 7. Class over as the damsels leave the Methodist Church. 8. Close your mouth, Huh! 9, Swing your partner . . . 1. Activities Room plays host to Freshman Christmas festivities. 2. More of the same. 3. W..-MA. enthusiasts breaking training with n snack at the Student Loungfc. 4. Hklarryin' Sam is heralded with u fanlare from some Alley cats. S. Girls' softball! 6. Small world, isn't it: Franc Johnson, instructor ol drama and radio, and Iraj Shahrok, Persian student, renew acquaintance nt State alter having first met in Tcheran, Persia, in 1943, during the war. 7. Gab fest on the Gym balcony. 8. Sadic Hawkins Day results in a draw. 9. Schneidcr's group swings out at the Soph Strut. 10. The Gater's out---is W.A.A. in? 11. Sun-worshippers outside the Gym combine study with suntan. 12. The Freshmen are in again--f-that must have been SOME party. 1. Browsing through the children's literature in the Education Library are students from Persia, Japan, Greece and Poland. 2. Kewa Okamoto, Japang unidentified young lady from Poland: Ali Koozehkanani, Persia: Hamid Zandieh, Persiag Khnsrow Shabani, Persia, are shepherded from their English class by Instructor Jack Patten from little old U.S.A. 3. Spring brings its note of nostalgia to these students from the Philippines: left to 1-iight: Crispin Picar, Honofre S. Megino, Cirilo Lopez, Bernardina Castro, Remedies Ruiz, Soledad Sm. Tumbocon and Cezar Herreria. 4. Emerging from the Baptist Church where tlley've just hurdled the hazards of basic English are, left tu right: Bahman Moitze and wife Mariam from Persia: Mohamad Shahrivar and brother Mustafa, also frum Persiag Lana Lau from Chinug and in the rear, is a mystery man from Greece. xx X EARL HOMAN President of Associated Students Guiding light of Associated Students, Prexy Earl Homan divided his time among board meetings, getting A's, competing in track and Jayvee basketball, and courting Olympic Diving Champ Patsy Elsener. A Senior majoring in Speech and English, genial Earl also belonged to Sigma Alpha Eta and Sigma Pi Sigma, and with all, constantly aimed for sincere, cooperative service and efficiency. STUDENT B011 Dear Fellow Students: Once again we come to the conclusion of another school year. This year marks a definite step forward in the history of State College. An eventful year, it marks 50 years of growth and also marks individual achievement. The board members and I have tried to make the past year one that has aided the growth of the college and the present group of students. This is exemplified by the fact that sizeable debts which were accrued during past years have dwindled, and we have reached a certain financial stability. We have gained organizational strength in the formation of certain boards and councils. The Creative Arts Production Board, the Welfare Council and the renewal of the Athletic Council are a few examples. Various plans promoted through committee work within the Board of Directors have 1'e- sulted in a stable relationship between the Association and our employees, far-reaching publicity, and a better understanding by the student body of the corporation's policies. l trust that this past year has been one of marked growth for you and that you may some day look back on your school years as having been profitable, educational and worthy of commemoration. Thanks for a successful year, in deepest sincerity. EARL HOMAN President of A.S.S.F.S.C. BARBARA TEHANEY AL GABRIEL HANK MARSCHECK PHIL RYAN Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Activities Commissioner B0 BD 0F DIIlECTOB Coordinating student activities and enterprises, the setting up contracts for student body employees and Board of Dlfefmrs meels 0 e elwh Week to Vonslflel' maintaining a liaison with other vampuses through the policies and weigh issues. During its 1948-49 term of . . . Ni' - St I 1: Apu -' 1' . office, the outgoing hoard has been concerned with 'tional ui en S Swim lon MEMBERS-AT-LARGE, left tn right: Robert Seymour, Jim Schwerdt, Toni Robinson, George Allen, Don Meagher. Not pirtured: Virginia Cox, Art Mayhew. f 1 I 1 aw' ,DF FRONT ROVV, left to right: hir. I.aMar Mackay, Joe Heath, Eine Eichner, Don Meagher. BACK ROW: Ed Levitt, Kenneth Ford, Jean Heldoorn, Barbara Rohcrts. NOT PICTURED: .lohn Conway, Pat Bernhardy. B0 BD 0F P BLICATIQINS Board of Publications is composed of the editors-iw Faculty Director of Journalism, and is headed hy a chief of the Golden Gnter, Franciscan and lnlclings. student Director of Fuhhvmlofls' , , , . j . , The Board determines policies of publications, and 1'eSPeCt1VelY3 the Busmew Mmmge of lullllmllonsi all other matters pertinent. It also appoints editorial: one member-at-large from the Board of llirea-tors, thi' and business positions. JEAN HELDOO RN Editor JOANNE CINELLI Organization Editor' CAROLYN TRUSTY Drama Editor TED BOYCE i'!'0Il10fi0ll lwH11Hfl'l' EVELYN PETERSEN A ssofiate Editor RITA KUFFEI, Candid Editor FLORA AUYONG Editorial Assistant PHYLLIS HEATH Sales Illanager LUISA HEPPER illusiz' Editor MARILYN LAYNE Editorial Assistant Staff Artist GENE BENNETT Staff Photographer F ANCISCAN The oft-told story of obstacles and hanflieaps has again been over- come by a Franeisean staff. Etlitors of the Franciscan since its begin- ning have hail to struggle to keep it alive and this year was no ex- ception. Nlembers of the staff were uitletl in its protluction by many people and among these were: Stuart Churehon, Einu Eiehner, Milton Faig, Frank Gallo, ,loe Heath, Fred Hodel, A1 Martinez, Honofre Me- gino, Kishori Mohan, Wesley Olson and Evelyn Bjugstad. All business matters were eup- ably managetl by Barlmra llollnejiil: business manager of publicatiolii? Don Burch anrl his staff success- fully hantllefl advertising. FRANK IXlcCOY Senior Editor DALE PERKINS ROBERT NICKELSON Staff Photographer . EW, wb, 5 ...f' ' rs AWE GIILDE GATEB JOE HEATH C0-Editor-Fall '48 EINA EICHNER Co-Editor-Fall '43 ED LEVITT Editor--'Sprim' '49 BARBARA ROBERTS Business Illanager uf Plzhlirzzriozl FALL SEMESTER EINA EICHNER, JOE HEATH ...,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,4,,, CO-EDITORS BARBARA ROBERTS .................... BUSINESS MANAGER CAROLYN TRUSTY ......... RITA KUFF EL ,...........,,.. ED LEVITT ....................,, EVELYN PETERSEN ........ GIL DEAN ........................ RAOUL SOSA, .IR .......... GORDON RADDUE ....,,.,.. LUISA HEPPER ..,,...... DICK ADAMS .,.,.......... BOB STEFANOU ......,A EDITH AUSTIN ...A.T.7,7,...,,.... ...........MANAGING EDITOR SPRING SEMESTER ............MAKE-UP EDITOR ........MAKE-UP EDITOR .........MAKE-UP EDITOR .............COPY EDITOR ........FEATURE EDITOR .,......SPORTS EDITOR EDITOR ED LEVITT .,.............,........................,.........,,,,,..,,,,,,,,4,, EDITOR BARBARA ROBERTS ........ .A,,,,,. B USINESS MANAGER AL MARTINEZ ..........,...... .......... M ANAGING EDITOR EVELYN PETERSEN .......... ........... M AKE-UP EDITOR CAROLYN TRUSTY ........ ........... M AKE-UP EDITOR BARBARA WENDT ........ ..,,,,,,,. M AKE-UP EDITOR LOIS BLACKSTONE .......... ....,..,.......... C OPY EDITOR RAOUL SOSA, JR. .,....,... .......... F EATURE EDITOR GORDON RADDUE ........ ............,..,.. ....SPORTS EDITOR LUISA HEPPER .....Y........,.,..,.,,..............,.,.... MUSIC EDITOR STUART CHURCHON ......., CIRCULATION MANAGER EDITOR .ADVERTISING MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER BOB NICKELSON .............,...... STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER GENE BENNETT .....,.. ...STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER PAT MERRILL ............ ............. S TUDENT DIRECTOR LAMAR S. MACKAY ......... OF PUBLICATIONS .........FACULTY DIRECTOR OF .IOURNALISM FRANK MCCOY, FLORA AUYONG .........,.... ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGERS BEVERLY NISHKIAN ...................................... LIBRARIAN DALE PERKINS ................... .............,,...... S TAFF ARTIST BOB NICKELSON ........... ......,................ P HOTO EDITOR WESLEY OLSON ...................... STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER DON BURCH ............. ......... A DVERTISING MANAGER EINA EICHNER ...,...,... ............... S TUDENT DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS LAMAR S. MACKAY ........... ........ F ACULTY DIRECTOR OF .IOURNALISM GOLDEN GATER STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Evelyn Petersen, Pat Merrill, Carolyn Trusty, Rita Kuilel, Al Martinez, Barbara Roberts, Stuart Churcon, Don Blayney, Hank Ostby, Eina Eichner, Ray Kohtz, Bev Nishkian, Alice James, Bev Kaster. BACK ROVV: Gordon Raddue, Roy Ciappini, Joe Heath, Gil Dean, Ed Levitt. Created amid the hubbub of campus activ- ities, the Colden Cater, appearing each Fri- day of the semester, is written by the student and for the student. For the past year editors have been cooperating closely with Associated Student officers, giving complete and objec- tive eoverage to all college functions. 'llhc Golden Cater has won All-American llonor ratings for the past three semesters. INKLINGS JoHN coNwAY Edi!0rfFaII we A ,.., 3 'X Q lnklings presents the creative work of stu- dent writers in printed puhlicationsfrhis pub- lication made its debut in 1945 and is the youngest of State's publication family. The fall Inklings was headed by John Conway, ed- itorg Marvin Crasse and Ronald Lambert, assistant editors, and ,lean Heldoorn, layout editor. Miss Antoinette Willson is faculty sponsor. The spring Inklings staff consists of Ken- neth Ford, editorg John Cole, assistant editor: Frank Powers and Allan Torlakson, stall editors. KENNETH FORD Erli!orfSprinq '49 In WAYNE ALLEN Full Vi1'e-Prexirlrllt HAL GRAURA RT Fall President SID GORDON Spring Presiderzt ROB GREENWOOD Spring' Vive-l'residw1t STAN SHAFF Spring Treasurer ELIZABETH THATCIIER Spring Sefretary KEITH BEE Slvring Meiilber-at-1.a1',Ee MUSIC FEDEBATIO Open to all Statcrs, the Music Federation is a coordinating unit among musical activ- ities on campus. A liaison between faculty anil students, the fcfl also is a general information and service bureau. Innovations this year incluilcil tutoring to assist students in musical subjects and the Music I'l1'l1Nl illS, inauguratcil to promote more widely spread, pertinent pulilicity in the con- ccntraterl area of Music Alley. A student holly CHIIIIIIIRICS, rally. Annual Sadie Hawkins Day uliig Race plus ilancc anal Christmas pary were promoted lly Fcilstcrs. A CAPPELLA lIOIIl Specially trainctl anil selected, the 60 mem- hcrs ofthe A Cappella Choir strive for various goals. Encouraging student leadership and management, as well as perfection in a cap- pclla singing, they are tlirectcfl hy Roy Free- luurg, professor of music. Long Iamccl throughout California, the choir aililcfl new laurels to its list with its annual Christmas program and other appear- ances. CHOIR PRESIDENTS Fall: Rim-Inartl Ii. Cray Spring: Clifford Hansen CHOIR STUDENT CONDUCTORS Fall: .Ioseph Euhanlis Spring: Gregory O'Berry A CAPPELLA FIRST ROW, left zo right: Dr. Roy E. Freehurg, Lucy Hall, Carollee Pittman, Velma Jacobsen, Lillian liachman, Mary Jane Knapp, Carole Cveistweit, Dolores Catalla, Madge Lude, Helene Hovorka, Dorothy Calvetti, Dorothy Nletzner, Elizabeth Pollard. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Irvine, Hazel Brewer, Margaret Rapp, Anne O'Connell, Patricia Dunn, Ruth Wiedenfeld. Bunny Atkinson, Joyce Giblin. Genevieve Carlyon, Elizabeth Thatcher, Winona Atkinson, Shirley Gray, Elaine Damele, Donna Peterson. THIRD ROW: Ray Frisby, John Beckman, Virlin Hillman, Elmer Dickey, Gregory O'Berry, Donald Aguilar, Kenneth Au-Young, Frank Montaro, Jack Small, Dennis Des- jardins, Charles Pottel, Louie Lewis, Richard Gray, Tom Nicholson, John Harder. FOURTH ROVV: James Buckley, Earl Krawitz, Keith Bee, Walter Richards, Sidney Gordon, Bryce Nelson, William Payne, Clifford Hansen, George Argyres, Joseph Eubanks, Elmo Kerchiel, Kenneth Schildt, Frank Crouse, Robert Edgar. C CERT BA Rapidly becoming one of the hetter means ol' public relations for San Francisco State is the coIlege's travel- ing Concert Band. Lee Chrisman, assistant professor of music, leads the 85 musicians with emphasis on con- temporary compositions mingling comfortably with those of the old masters. During the interim llctxs een semesters. the hand went on tour for thc first time since thc mir. Playing to capacity audiences of teen agers and adults in Selnasto- pol, Petaluma and Fairfield, the inslrumentalists con- ducted clinical demonstrations at the same time. Several free concerts also were presented throughout the year in hoth San Francisco and the East Bay. liandsters made an April appearance at the Cali- fornia-Western meeting of the Music Educators Na- tional Conference in Sacramento. Prasizlentz Lee Panttaja Librarian: Bert Yialcs 'fin ,fix SYMPIIIDNY 0BCllE TBA Seventy musicians are found in the college Symphony Orchestra, led by William Knuth, professor of music and Lee Chrisman, assistant professor of music. Com- positions of varying types are sightread and perfected during the two-hour rehearsals held twicc each meek. Billed with soloists and ensembles. lioth vocal and instrumental, the orchestra alone also is scheduled for semi-annual programs. The latter. open to the public, sw ere presented in January and in March. During February the Symphony accompanied the entire Festival Chorus when it performed for the na- tional convention of the American Association of School Administrators in the Civic Auditorium. President: Frank Ono l,iln'uriun: Cenevieve Carlyon fE5:I?I2E1.E ':' ' D22 QQ AX, H Q 'Ab in . 1 1' ' 1,5 an .. : .... : f gi . , .5 1,3 goiwgw wm Sami? Wg fi: x , 'Z 'K 4 Y Now' in its sixth year. the Composers Wforkshop affords an opportunity for discussion of current events in the composition world. Vlforking in close harmony with the composition and orchestration classes of the college. workshoppers hold an open forum which stresses fraternity among campus composers. Contrilnutions may lie suhmitted hy any interested persons who wish analysis, criticism and per- formance of their numbers. Sponsored by Wfendell Otey, associate professor of music. the workshop enlists the services of large and small musical activities. String and wind ensemhles. vocal and instrumental soloists assist in the two con- certs produced each year. Students seriously interested in dance hand music. its composition, arrangement and presentation are found in 'l1isactivity. Divided into two sections. those of performance and orchestration. this is a coursc in vocational education which provides actual practice and ltacliground, not only theoretical cxpcrience, It ofifcrs acquaintance with large hand procedures. techniques and styles. rarely obtainable in classroom situations and in average local dance hands. Only student arrangements are used hy the group. In manuscript form, these range from modified 'fhopi' to modern symphonic style. Arrangers conduct their own selections. Founded two years ago hy Bolt Searle. who recog- nized the need for such a class. the hand is supervised lay Wfcndell Otey, associate professor of music and faculty sponsor of the hand. Members presented their annual concert May 23. 'l'l1ey also performed for various high schools and held the spotlight in the Sigma Alpha Eta Day entertainment. YELLOW-JACK CAST FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Y. Green, Jr., Henry Spini, Raymond Fournival. SECOND ROW: Dick Boyd, Jack Barron, Edward Blair, Norm Bartold, Lewis Fosse, Edward Petty, 'I'im Haggerty. Bernard White, Howard YVines, Keith Hauger. BACK ROW: Bryce Nelson, Kenny O'Hara, Jim Penn, Tom O'Conner, Edward Wever, Jackie Geary, Richard Berger, Art Hedberg, Tom Klunis, Don Michaelian, Robert Trueh, Ross Clark, Stanley Dorfer. Herman Zimmerman. CIDLLEGE THEATRE College Tl1eatre's 748-'49 season got under way in December with the pre- sentation of '4Personal Appearance? Starring roles were played by Dot Lipsey as Carole Arden, the type of woman most women hate and envy, and Don Sagner as Chester Norton, the olrjeet of her fleeting, if ICIIIPCSIIIOIIS affections. HYellow Jack, the story of the discovery of the cure for yellow fever, was presented early in March. lt starred Richard Berger, Art Hedberg, Toni Klunis and Don llflichaelian as the four doctors seeking a eure. Four volunteers in the experiments were played lry Tini Haggerty, Norm Bartold, Lew Fosse and Ed Perry. l '4Kampus Kapersfi annual variety show, was presented late in the season, f'0lIlIIlCIllOl'EltlI1g Stateis Golden Anniversary. The year saw three sets of workshops hit the Frederic Burk stage, including the first presentation of an original drama by State student Terry Kilpatrick, entitled 4'Fool Kid. ll5111l11'u1n11 Umar Ralph 'l'11rlr11m,.l11ck1u ilunvy. liclly Ulm-w. ll:1lln'1mm llmxru Ralph 'lk:11'lcmn, liclly films. Ruben Kuulx. Jilfklil Hill XX ilcnx, .lv1111:.-its licrm. fiv.1rx1 Hill Xlilcux,.lc1111ul1c licrlu. 'llld' R1m11l1l l,11111hcr1. .luck lx.1l1111111.kliml l'crk111x,.luc l'ki1111iga111.fSordmx 'lllvu Yirginhn llux. lhnc Xlclfllmllf-11. liunlnlxm. llcnc l'l11lli1w. lxun Slullvy. lcmx Slnxucll. Huw Xlcltllmtton. X irggi11i11 flux. xml Kid .Nl .X111lcrsux1.'l'm11 Nlurpl15. Fred liitnnfl, lid S11rr11111i, Foul Kid lid Surrinnli. :Xl A111.lers0n, Rely F0x1t'l1iraL Tam Murphy, Bill Wixl. llill Colcnmn, Four SI'lS of workshops wvrv lll'C'SC'lltl'1l mluring ilu- l9'l48-19 svuson. lvorkshops urn 4-11li1'0ly Slllillilll, flin-vctefl illlll slugml i11 0l'4l0l' lo givv slumlcnls C'XIP0l'i0Ilf'i' in ull pllzlsvs of 1l1'11111z1 Ill'0lllll7Il0ll. Alllllllg the 0110-:lvl plays lll'l'SOIllC'll wore: MF11111' on il llvz1ll1, Box and Cox, HA Dollar llc, 'hlfz1Il11'1m111 D11o1', Fool liialfl uHl'lll'ill'Sill,M 'l'l10 lVlll1ll1'I,N ull' llll'll Playa-ml Czuwls us W111111-11 Hof 11111l sm-111's l-l'0lll Xvllllillll SllZIk0SIN'ilI'l'aS 'l'a1111i1lQI ul' ilu- Slll'l'WM a1111l lltl1vllo. 1. Dot Lipscy and liill Witt starred in the movie sequence. 2. J. Fenton Blclienna, director and College 'lihentre head. 3. llot l.ipsey, Betty June Glass and Josef F'runklin testing for the movie sequence. 24. Rod Perkins and lighting crew iron ont lust minute difficulties. 5. The undiencc registers fasorahle reaction. fm. Don Sugner und llot Lipscy, period! T. Putting on the make-up ure, left lu right: Dot I.insey, Ralph Nlcilomhs, Nancy Cunning- lmm, lflennor Wm-hstcr. Cute Cotter. John Graham, Don Sugner und Audrey Forney. 8. Ralph Mcifomhs and Nanci Cnnninilhum in one of their zunier moments. RADIO GUILD OFFKIIERS, left to right: Doug Nliner, chief engineer: George Hammerson, continuity head: Tom Maxwell, program director: Dorothy Frank, educational director, Stan Dorler, production. Mr. R. N. Doyle, department head, behind mikc: Traffic Manager Jack Kalman discussing a new script with Annie Plast and Margo Whiteside, music director, Engineers Don Ham and Lou Coppolo working out music cues, Greg Prichard, sound director, directing sound cues to Ken Shelley, Tom Carey and Jean Spaulding: Actors Vivian Rapaport, Ross Clark and Lois Butcher rehearsing a new show: Actors Jean Williums, Dave Mclielhalton, Tom Klunis and Eleanor Webster with Sound Man Ed Petty on the air. l. Mr. Ra'mund White demonstrates his 4. Y pedal pushing. 2. Chiefs-of-Staff and their cnhorts. lhlusic Federation Buard.J 3.llal Graubart, Ray Frisby and Binh 6. Greenwood Svmphony Forum salesmen. Musicians embark for hand tour. 5. Star Dreamers and accompaniment. lF'rank Montaro, Dick Gray, Shirley Gray, Elizabeth Thatcher, Keith Bee, Bob Greenwoudd State Singers deck the hulls at llu- munities Christmas dinner. 7. Mr. George Leedham nnds approxal uf four strings. 8. Down bow here, directs Nlr Douglass 9 Clark. . A Cappella in action l. Intrigued bythe local nrt cxhihit. 2, Painting enthusiasts touching it up. 3, Modern abstractions in the making I. Uutcr ncwsmcn pundcr :nur next week's lssuc. 5. liumnists study campus greenery. 6. Crafty Smtcrs nt wurk S P 0 ll T S Qllvvw-Mlm .QQW Hvwlarrxm. -Xrt xil'YtJ'Fflt', ,Iuvk Kermoiun. hw Pulusky. Jack Xlurtimfili. Lim' qiS!i!l'lli Jzxvls Hurlnmn. Hzxrnvy firm-uxiwrgz, A Simmmm. Dirk l'v-mm. John Rawlins. Sh-w Nlorgzvr. Bari. 'W' j , Lffiii 7 VARSV1' Y FQQTB ALI. l RH V'i' ROKR. Inff! in righl: Www! Curr. Avi. ffunrhg Bill Wsrrsvh. Ray Bell. ,lark Hoot, John Barrett. Hob Hcrupian, Lloyd Pewrffelm, Tony Wlurrzm, Jay 1,llllke'!',J0hH Hzigmp. Mario Lmnhurdo. Bill Firpu, Hub SWZNIFOII. Asst. Cmwhg AI Gabriel. Varsity fvlamsagzerz Stan Laprotti. Asset. limi ilmwlm. ?'1H1fUNUROW: Llozwh Uivk Roylv. Bob Shearer. 'Wilbur Myers. Frank fivllilldi. Hub Krocvkel, Tony Matulicfh, Marry Davis, Pele- Newfxll. Chiu Fisk. Reggie Dfzmyeite. Dim Chabot, Ari llhzxlwyn, BACK ROW: Vir 'Iorrio Flynn. Hall Willizmw. Jim Hignnigo. Cliff Crazy, Arfst Arfsten, Dis-k Duvall. Kar Q Mikhulkirs. Norm Wzslnmn, Don Harris, Hon Lmvurl. Earle' Lownri. Hui Atifmwe, COACH DICK BCIYLR Y A R S I T Y N 'htatv Nh.N.,.4,W 18 Viylliilisfr ,.,. 7 Sizlhl ,. ,, AAAN I3 Humboldt , 7 State- ,AAA,,.. T S0.fX,I'f f:I0ll.. 26 Stair- ,, 0 Chimp H 5 SCURICS 25' Siam- ,W,WW.. . Cul Aggiffsu 0 Stain' .,WANW.,.. 0 Clad Poly NN.. 40 Stale ..,......, 0 Sn. l'niv. of Baton Rouge ..A.. 30 D P 1 K n I 5 1 -4, A 4 x z ,QQ v Q 'WN ' ,. ., V I M j pg - UW, ,iw ,WA , f Wife v. x :W Ja wg wifi ,Q 3 ii A Q 9 x M3 1 'Q 1 'Wy in , 'S ,tx- ,, as ff- g g A Y Q Q ,W 5 Sk A 4 3, ff B55 Y! 5 gg M 3 gs xg g in Li. '-'I ,M -.Q A Y, w u H , ., 5 W 1 9 A ,E 4? if ? mf? ,, .Wag 9, , , ,, ,. if ,, 1 gg ,Q 'V 3 , A . 2 4 M ' ,QA ' , , 1 .M mfr' M , f fm QM ' ff? 'A'2:l?X 'fi f NH i ' M in wi K ,, ,glazl ,sm R, 42 sg, 23 -3:19 ' 4 My . V , W , aa: ,LE :Y X ? Q M 4 1 I f mm. an ' S as I . JACK CARUSO MARIO LOMHARIIO FRANK RINALIJI DON CHABOT AMOS AIJKINS BOB KEROPIAN ART CHABOYA HAI. WII.I.IAMS DICK PETERS HAI. ATTHOWIZ LLOYD PETERSON ARFST ARFSTEN IJON LOWART IEARI, LOWART CLIFF GRAY JOHN HAGOI' IJUANIE MA'I I'ISON BOB SHEARER DICK DUYALI, STEVIE NIORCI-IR JOHN RAWLINS RAIE SAMNIONS DON HARRIS AI. GABRIEL 1948 PIGSKIN PARADE Introduction of night football to the new campus and the dedication of the football field as Cox Stadium highlighted an otherwise mediocre football season for State. The Dick Boyle machine, constantly beset by injuries to key players, practically ran in reverse from the start of the season to the finish. The Gators reached their peak in the first game of the season, as they came from behind in the second half to clip a highly favored Whittier College eleven, 18-7, under the Cox Stadium arclights. The teeth-rattling defensive play of Center Tony Morrow and Bobby Keropian's 56-yard sprint to pay dirt featured the contest. A week later, State chalked up its first Far Western Conference victory of the season as Barney Greenberg passed the Golden Tide to a 13-7 win over Humboldt State. The triumph was a costly one, however, for it saw Morrow carried from the field late in the first half with a leg injury that rendered him ineffectual for the remainder of the season. Defeat came to the injury-riddled Gators for the first time against Southern Oregon, loop co-champion, at Ashland, with the Red Raiders enjoying a 26-6 success. Chico State, the other F.W.C. title holder, spoiled State's homecoming night the following week by grinding out a 6-0 win over the locals. Bouncing back with a reshuffied lineup, State tasted victory for the final time of the campaign by annihilating Cal Aggies, 25-0, at Davis. Quarterback Bud Davis plunged for two TD's, while Keropian and Hal Williams went for the other two. J ack Caruso, who moved up from the jayvee ranks, set up the final touch- down on a 36-yard romp to the Aggie two. At their lowest ebb of the season, the Gators receipted for a 4-0-0 cufiing at the hands of Cal Poly in their final Cox Stadium appearance of the season. The Mustangs from San Luis Obispo just had too much of everything for the crippled Tide. Closing out its regular season, the battered State eleven trekked South to do battle with unbeaten,untied Occidental, who had thumped Cal Poly to the tune of 40-0 and later became the Raisin Bowl champs. The Gators put up a gallant fight against enormous odds and camc home unembarrassed 20-0 losers. A scant crowd of diehard football fans wit- nessed the December 5 football fiasco between State and Southern University held at Kezar Pavilion on one of the most miserable days of the year. The powerhouse Negro eleven lived up to its advance press notices by dunking State 30-0 in the quagmire that was the Kezar gridiron. Caruso was a running and passing standout for the Gators, while Tackle Dick Peters and Halfback Bob Kroeckel turned in superlative defensive performances. if 'lf' 'If' Coach Bill Harkness' junior varsity enjoyed a rather pleasant season despite two losses to their cross-town rivals, City College of San Francisco. Spearheading the li'l Gator attack were Jack Caruso and Bob Hillebrandt. First stringers for the jayvees were Herb Osuna and lra Call at ends, .lack Clark and Pete Cinquini at guards, and Ray Darling and Jerry Shelton at center. Sharing backfield duties were Ray Enjaian, Bob Seiler, Frank Ingersol, Irv Edstrom, Vince Custodio, Bob Brandeberry, Hillebrandt and Caruso. I . vs iw'f---S'-iw P-'itfssfwmassvrewesifs Malsmam Mn-P Q. ,- s.as.fiz.9xzQasw21ff'Ws -is f -.slmrm.y.mNe:5.msam-yzi A :famfizsy .f . Q right: Ralph Am-va-rio, wasun mpmin and ,Ivmuw .l4-rr? K:-um-3 . mavlxt UCCER The lively and spirited soccer team played eleven galnes this season. Uutstanding game during the Far Vlfcstern Conference was played against Cal Aggies which was Won to the tune of 3-29 closest was against the l'OI'IIlid3li1C tean1 of University of San Fran- cisco which the Buchanan lads lost by the score of 3-1. Leading the shin-kickers were Pete Dalton, all-Conference right wingg Don Neathery, all-star goalieg Ralph Azevedo, caplaing 1,0111 Collins, Ernie Reibuseh, and George Albrecht. Coach Jerome Kenney did his best to help his players give the best competition they could muster against opponents throughout the Conference. SHUT I, '15 if 'ghlr .- rx ll,o'.:x4li fa 41-. vrx Liu vm . Zen YX svr. ua .-. 'Il-np Fm-mnulvz. Kilim-lr: Xlilxiw. Bill Bnxvhumm. llnwanl 'wYnllun. Dun Mezxglwr, Kf li Ili li x, .Xl illezxmmu-. lmun Dv! flrnmlr and mxlonkrrs.. 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'ggi , ':'f5?fZw.aw'f ,UQ ,Q v, K ,Ni .?.?,3,j l 12.15323 ' 3 ' ' 21'-Wag K gfil' N W 5lm?l W Mwwmk' NU 3. ,:,,7zP?5fS 2 , MMHM Y-Q ,vm , 'Eff Y T 1 1 Q H' K My f ffm' U , 643 6 f M: 4 tgf 'i ,Lf 1: als fi 1225 ,p z .:., Q? f Q ,,, K Z Q: W ge B0 Still punching hard coming down the home stretch, State's ringsters captured the ldaho Inter-Mountain Invitational Boxing Tourna- ment, thereby realizing Coach Carr's pre- season goal. Of the five Gators qualifying for the tour- ney, Fisher racked up the 125-pound diadem and Yee and Abbott finished second in the l35-pound and 145-pound divisions, respec- tively, enabling State to top the Mbest entries from the West. The win followed a third place showing in N the Far Western Conference Championships at Davis and climaxed a successful season for an ever-improving team. The boxing team's seasonal record is as follows: Dee. 14--Chico State ..,..,........,.......,......,., Won 4 Lost 4 Jan. 8---University of California ..,..,,, Won 3 Lost 5 Jan. ---Nevada ................................,,,, Won 4 Lost 3 Jan. 'San .lose State ......, ......,, W on l Lost 5 Feb. 5 Cal-Poly ,............. .,...... W on 2 Lost 5 Feb. ll-Stanford ,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.. W on 2M Lost Sw Feb. 19--Santa Clara .,..,.. ..,,.... W on SM Lost 2V2 Mar. 4-Cal-Aggies ..,......,.......,....,.,,.... Won SVZ Lost SV! VARSITY BOXING KNEELING, left tu right: Rafael Icaza, Cleveland Givens, Clarence Sears, Graham Knox, Assistant Manager. STANDING: Tony Morrow, Senior Man- ager: Sal Solina, Yit Tom, Tony Juong, John Fisher, Dave Crickes, Jim Hughes, Don Gephardt, Dick Boyd, Bruce Brunemann, Ted Ab- bott, Nelson Yee, Jerry Friedman, Ed Allemand, Junior Manager. Warren Logan in action. VARSITY TENNIS Left to right: Joe Woolf- son, Don Forbes, Wayne Murphy, William Jackson, Bob Stevenson, Bob Downs, Coach Dan Farmer. TENN S Pacing the local netters was .loe Woolfson, Logan and Don Forbes. The Tide racqueteers three-time Far Western Conference singles were again guided by Dan Farmer. Team man- champion. Top seeded men were Woolfson, agen' was Paul Frost. Ralph Chippendale. Bill Jackson. Warren G 0 I F Coach Wal'd Carr produced one of State's lreller golf teams as evidenced hy the squadis smashing victories in early season over highly-touted USF and Cal Poly. Showing the way were Captain George Albrecht, Norm Nowicki and Jerry Friedman. 4 WARD CARR Coach FRONT ROW, left to righl: Bob Shearer, Norm Nowieki, George Albrecht, George lmgrund, Art Cribassa. BACK ROYV: Pete Dalton, Jerry Friedman, VVayne Allen, lloh Littlefield, John lirnes, Peter Cinquini, Don Bergesen, FORGE Al.llllliCll'l' Conch Carr. Lrft to right: Enrico Michele, Don Pedersen, Bernard Gnlumb, Bill Tobin, Peter Boghosin, .loe liottino. TIIELWALL PROCTOR Coach BERNARD GOLUMB Coach Thelwall Proctor's fencing enthusiasts completed their second postwar season paced by leltermen Don Pedersen and Bernie Golumh. Art Hedberg and Bill Saghy were also impres- sive. Proctor is building up for next year, what with ample returning material. 70 Q Lightweight Joe Kimura put Bert Custafson's wrestlers in the spotlight hy taking a second in the annual Far Western Wrestling Tournament. All other Gators failed to plac-e although Jerry Friedman, Russ Meserole and ,lim Rawlins itnpresseil in suv- ceeding matches. BACK ROW, left to right: Robert Anderson, Russell Meserole, Clifiord Grey, Coach Bert Gustafson, John Rawlins, Jack Root, Ralph Cummings, Otto Gratf. FRONT ROVV: Robert Cunningham, John DeCvregorio, Alfred Williams, Jerome Friedman, Kenneth Tze, Richard Griggs. BACK ROW, left to right: Jim Vick, Coach Williams. FRONT ROW: Ralph Cummings, Ed James. Left to right: Bill .McMillan, lion Pedersen. WBESTLI Friedman rolling opponent into pin position. Cunningham readies for fast sit-out. BACK ROW, lvjf to right: lid James, Ralph Cummings. James Schwerdt, .lim Vick, Howard Schinnerer, Palasky, Mgr., Edward Ferdinand Castillo, Mgr. SECOND ROVV: Irving Clinkscale, Arnold Turner, Lee Stanford, Dean Gaudette. FRONT ROW: Coach Harvey Williams, David Devine, Frank Blair, Boh Cunningham. return of such capable lnermen as Jim Vick. Kay While, Ken Coach Harvey Willlillllis swimming squad was lrlesserl hy the W I Mavor and Ed James. The Gator schedule was climax:-d hy the Far Wk-stern Conference meet at Davis. Steve Kritikakos, Bill McMillan, Don Pedersen. BAC Plzzgmed by the had xwanhf-r, flmnfh Huy Kauf- llliiiinti lraxrkflarm had an diffirxnll time I'1j1,1IH'lil!fl into shape uf they druppvd thf-ir upvmfr In , Si, Merry vault. iJih1jI'r- ylzayiug: Q1 mz1jf.sr mlff in Ihr' wrmfm , . !lli1!'l 1 f,:1z'ry Vfasldm. 880: ,irfwl Arfflem an jump: mul Huh- flhihh. high jump, Ray Cupps. Hynes, UvX'riw4 and Cizzppini. .nu Len Dixun nf St. Mavis takes. first place in the ZZU ahead ut Sluxers. Crawfnrd, Da-Vries and HW new Ulxlstgnvwfiizxgg for the Irwzals ihruuglmut the wu- vwrc Hub Kwzspisxzx in Ihv hrmxfi jurnp, Kay lliaxppini in the HU, mul Tum ifsxrrnll in thv pnhr uf the 'Iluhlmr Tide: uf-rv Hill Uwm-s and John lffixxfitw, sprintf-reg Haul I :xribh um? lfimvk Cram' ford, hurdhwg Hill HI'S,'lHTfilI :md Dgrw Virkur-4, nd Lwmfrll jf-nninggf, shut pnlg ,furk flanuf-0, broad Thu vrm-ii Stats rvlny town wma mxxrxpomff of Assmxng: fxzmfmzm an the min mf zxsmstunz vrxawlz war juvk H3-rm-. Slate gfkiillliilf? uf lure! ifilflf. IARI'-111 H ifiill S XI H .A year. lh-fwzndzlhle Ima Sub!! hnrniffzd the annua- gfzrizxl Julius in 4k'0llll!l4'19 crffivimlry. , 1 Q Fill ', Q, K ' KH Q ,UQ Q UNK 1 NIUE ROY CIAPPINI COACHES BYRNE ANU K.-XLTFM-XN BILL HRHNNAN HERM SVIRSKY RUSS BEACH TOM CARROLL JACK RGUT HUB KHROPIAN ARFST ARFSTEN OSS COUNTRY TEAM--Le!! to right: Roy Ciappini, Don Johnsmn, John DISTANCE MIiNw'4Lefz tu right: Bom McNemar, Wal! Dale, Holden. Coach Jack Byrne,.Tony Rivers, Bill Brennan, Roh McNemar. Dave Vickers, Tony Rivers, Don Johnson. I BASEBALL Despite early season setbacks, Coach Hal Harden's baseball nine was favored to be in the running for the Far Western Con- ference title along with Southern Oregon. The Gators possessed an all-veteran team with Ed Kenna, Ray Enjaian, Mike Keropian, Tom Gaffney, Jim Johnston, Vince Custodio and Ed Cassilagio. Sharing catching chores were Tony Matulich and Ted Abbott. The pitching staff had lrv Edstrom, Cub Rubio, Earl Clayton, Ron Kamb and John Pasanen. Benchwarmers standing out were Lou G'Marty,' Martin, Frenchy Allemand, Tim McCarthy, Bob Kroeckel, Dick Diamond and Len Cahen. The leading slugger for Harden's charges was Cassilagio, who connected for extra base hits consistently. On defense the entire team sparkled, especially Enjaian, Gaffney, Keropian, Kenna, Custodio and Matulich. Edstrom was the most reliable pitcher although Rubio turned in the best pitching effort of the season when he limited Santa Rosa .l.C. to one hit in a 15-0 Gator victory. Not to be forgotten is the fine work done by the coach himself, the likeable and cooperative Hal Harden. Orchids also go to Team Manager John Marine. Gaffney nips Sacramento runner at third. HAL HARDEN Coach CASSILAGIO, rf CUSTODIO, cf EDSTROM, p ENJAIAN, 2b GAFFNEY, 3b JOHNSTON, lf KAMB, p KENNA, lb KEROPIAN, ss PASANEN, p RUBIO, p .ik .I ,n Q f ' X Q KN 'iv' 7 , , s fs s f 1' -awg,:f'- t .fx ',, - 1 4' M ' ' -' J-F4151-3 s?,'2,2QQyf',x 'fm I if fl-,gQ:5'f A I A X - M ,, ..f.f.,f, 1 af h w : .Q W, W Y I 'f' ' 7 NV , , QM? ' :ff f K A 0 iw on D ' f If V -,wa A J Sv Q1 A 4 V H I ' Q V A N V K 4 A K Q JK U .gr fa K sl I 5 . 55. Q 4 ' 'i'Q.,P'h - f . . 53? +4 'ev 'Q' its QV ma- ! 4 x f' X 'u I Q xl N I ,wwf- Valk' W 5 1 f ? mn, f 1 S 1' w B rf Q 1 X TBAMUBAL Directed by Coach Bill Harkness, State's Intramural activity centered around high competition among various campus groups and organizations. The main aim is to foster recreation for non-lettermen and to promote spirit among students. Numerous awards are presented to outstanding players and teams garnering the most points over a semester and to each member of the first and second teams in each sport. fx a I Z a Kappa Omega winning football team. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ed Cassilagio, Herb Osuna, Coach Bill Firpo, Pete Cinquini, August Marino, Jim Johnston, Lou Pappas. BACK ROW: Ed Kenna, Ray Enjaian, Lou Lucchesi, Sal Solina, Graham Knox. Ye old ball game and it's a strike. And they are all set to charge! 76 Looks like a head-on collision! Bib 'n Tucker basketball and speedball champs. FRONT ROW, left to right: Earl Mayers, Frank Isola, Bob Keropian, Don Lowart, Earl Lowart, Bob Kroeckel, June Brandt, manager. BACK ROW: Bobbie Allen- by, manager, Dick Milkovich, Hal Atthowe, Bob Shearer, Cub Rubio, Amos Adkins, Bob Swanson. Better come down to earth. Menl Gridmen take time out to pose. Game's over and it's time for the traditional cheer. Newly formed State Volleyball team, left lo right: Bill Jones, Coach Bill Harkness, James Wong, Gus Skoufus, Graham Knox, Robert Boyd, John Weston. W ,,?i?' ' X z CELEBRITIES ln modest ,luv Wioolfsnn. San l'ram'ism'u Stall- has ont- nf tht- better tennis playvrs in tht- Hay Are-a. Vfemlfsml is ranked ninth among California ne-lsters. Stall-'s pritlv anfl joy has capturn-tl tho Alainonla, Han la-amlrn. San ,lose and Cornvll tourncys. just to nanw a ff-xx. llv has also het-n l .W.C. vhanip for lun yn-ars. Job, CX-CUIIIIIIQFIT4-P star. is nlajoring in Sovial St'iI'll1'1' lhut intvmls to turn pro nvxt yvar. Han l ram'is1'0 State is gravvtl lay tht- pr1'se'll4'v of rut:- Olympir star Pat Elsvner this yt-ar. Only a Froslnnan. Pat already hit the hig time xxhvn shi- plat-ml sm-mul in thv toner :living 433 fveti and thirfl in tht- thre-v IIICIPI' hoard evvnt in the re-rent llllllfillll Gunn-s. Miss Elsener. a grafluatn- of Calile-0 High Srliool. is lIl1l.l0I'lIlQl Ill physn-al mlm-atmn. hht- nas National ln- ilour llising tilllllllll in WIT-18. During the war yn-ars shi' starrml along with Ann Curtis fur tha- Crystal Plunge- ta-am touring svrvim- 1-anips. ,-Xnotln-r State- 1-4-lt-lvrilg is .lc-rrp liiagini. Q-xp:-rt sXk0I'flrllIllIl. living a lfrvslnnan, ,le-rrp is llllij' with Gvn- vral l'4illlll'Llli0Il and hasn't :It-1-itll-d on a niajur as yn-t. Nllhnugh ht- gracluatn-cl from Savrvtl Ili-art in San l ranm'is4'o. .lf-rry rust- to his heights in ther Los .-Xnge-lf-s are-a. ,le-rrp plan-cl lirsl in the ,Iunior Salam-r team. Opvn Halwr tvaln, Upon Foil lt51llll. and Three W'1-apun Crm-0 llxillll. Ha also plarvrl sm-oml in the- .lunior Sala-rs ln- tlixirlual and third in Opt-n Sain-r lnclixiflual antl ln- tvrllwtliatf' lsoils. W.A.A. BOARD AND MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Violet Pfeiffer, folk dancing: Barbara Lutz, recording secretary: Jeanne Contel, field hockey: Helen Blount, corresponding secretary: Shirley Sikol, bowling: Willie Bailey, Kappa Delta Tau, SECOND ROW: Evelyn Pellaton, vice-president: Ernestine Moore, volleyball: Pat Gillespie, badminton: Alice Brehl, softball: Maxine Peck, basketball: Bess Provost, ice skating. BACK ROW: Miss Dorothy Brett, sponsor: Mary Ellen Butler, president: Mrs. Florence Stephenson, head of Women's P.E. department: Mrs. Helen J. Ogilvie, sponsor. EVELYN PELLATON Vice-President l . A. AA. MARY ELLEN BUTLER President The lack of facilities did not hamper Women's Athletic Associ ation's chances of participating in an all around sports program. Cymnasia at Salvation Army, Westlninster Church, Marine Me- morial swimming pool, Harding golf links, Winterland and Down- town Bowl supplemented local gym space. As a member of the Bay Area Section of the California Athletic Federation of College Women, the group competed in many ac- tivities with Stanford, University of California, Mills, San ,lose State, Dominican and Holy Names. An intramural program featuring contests among Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes was set up. In the fall semester team sports, field hockey and Volleyball, topped activities while spring sports included basketball and softball. The year 'round individual sporting events were bad- minton, tennis, ice skating, bowling, fencing, golf, folk and mod- ern dance, co-recreational swimming, badminton and table tennis. Led by Jeanne Contel, Cathy Cain and Scoop Tullis, the Junior team copped both fall team sport titles. Other members included Mariann Bruneman, Evelyn Bjugstad, Shari Shubert, Flora Auyong, Alice Brehl and Frances Brien. Pushing them ahead were Freshmen Clair Anderson, Olie Anson, Sully Hansen, Diane Fratus, Linda De Haven: Sophomores Barbara Lutz, Audrey Reid, Tiny Clement, and Seniors Maxine Peck, Evelyn Pellaton, Bessie Provost. Coaching W.A.A. groups were Miss Dorothy Brett . -1' and Mrs. Helen Ogilvie. 1--TENNIS TEAMfFIRST ROYW, left to right: Mrs. Helen Ogilvie, Olie Anson, Scoop Tullis, Helen Blount, Beverly Timmons, Bessie Provost, Barbara Agell, Carrie Horvath, Mary Ellen Butler, Loretta Tiscornia, Mary Martin. SECOND ROW: Claire Anderson, Helen Hansen, Audrey Reid, Peggie Romhaclx, Jeanne Contel, Gloria Garafalo, Maxine Peck, Terry Allen, Joan Lowery. 2--Linda De Haven poses ready to take aim. 3-Victorious mem- bers of thc P.E. 1A.4AGolfer Sally Hyde looks ahead for the 18th hole. 'Whewl 5gBADMlNTON TEAM-FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Lutz, Lillian Logan, Aletha Emerick, Vyetta Moffatt, Jackie Krahn, Francette Loftus, .lean Burman, Linda De Haven. SECOND ROW: Pat Gillespie, Sylvia Zeitlen, Sally Hyde, Diane F'ratus, Norine Grialou, Charlotte Hanson. THIRD ROVV: Shirley Sikol, Sully Hansen, Nancy Carter, Marge Dent, Diane Dobson, Mary Ellen Brennan, Frances Brien. 1. She Boats through the air with the greatest of ease? Got it, Ardene? 2. And they call it work! 3. Give way, Margaret Osborne. 4. Yeah, we took P.E. 27! 5. Come on Juniors! Pucksters in action. 6. Bully or Lbullies?j on the S0-yard line. 7. We LUE Life! 8. Contact, eversharp Jeanne! Q2 Hula OFFICERS President ,,,.,,,..,.. ,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.. Al ha Chi Qrsilo An interest in childhood education is the main require- ment for membership into Alpha Chi Epsilon. This cluh is ai division of a national association. It is organized lo Vice-Presirlenl ......,.,.,,. Recording Serremry, ,,,..,.,. . Correspomling Secretary ,,,.., ,,,,,,,,.lule Ccisenhofer ,,,,,,,l,orene Schulken ,,,,,,,....Shirley Holt ..,,,.Yvonnc Cunha lll1'll16I'All1l8I'8Sl in CfIll1l'2lll0ll here on thi- Cllllllillh Activ- j',.eHSu,ermWWmyHWWWW mmmwclmlys Bryant 11105 this year have 1llClllf'lCCl an progressive ilmner, vnncly Publicitv tvlmirmlm Dirml Fur - - - , ....... .,,.,,,,,,.....,.... ' r sales and other money-lnzllung projm-l lo raise money for ' I I ' ' . ay in lilmrury the cluh is trying lo tfslalllli-ll. S1'0 S0f ------'Af ff 'f '-'--' -----,-- 'f ff' ,, M 1 FS EIIHC MOTUSOH Alpha Psi mega OFFICERS A lnrunrh of lho national lrallornily Tllulai Koppel. Alpha Full Psi, Omega was slanrlecl on lhis campus in l'9Cl2: lt its an Betty June Wellbrrr MmmmnlimsidwllmiM honorary flraunuln' sovloly lo llll'lllt'I' the 1l1'lIVIlIl5S ol tho Ch- 1. R. .lv lu V.. I, -.I I Alrznnai rlopzirtlncnl. Members lIlLlFl all ln- an-livv in vznnpns ' 'lr H' H MTI Mm ue: rm!! ml' ' lllguler. Betty Mzlggelll., ,,,,, , ,, hvrrvlury The organization also :marlls 0rl'Zll's for the Olllsllllllllllg - --T 9 -'U f--V perlorniances of the year. ,,,,,, HiSfl1fiflIl,, Luft to righl: Mary Ahern, Veronica Merry, Diana Furray, Lnrene Schulken, Jule Gnisenhofer, Wilma Rodriguez. FRONT ROW, left to right: Tom Murphy, Jack Kalman, Tom Klunis, Ralph McCnmbs. SECOND ROW: Warren Massey, Arlie Fowlks, Betty Mag- getti, Annie Platt. Nlardi Schwarz, Eleanor Webster. BACK ROW: .lim Gunter, Hill Winkleman, Norm Rarthold, Dick Berger. Spring ........Tom Murphy ,,.,,.Belly Maggetli .,,,.Arlie Fowlks ,,,,...lJot Lipsey ,,....,lJon Han Al ha Phi Gamma Alpha Phi Gamma, national honorary coeducational journalism fraternity. established at State in 1931, is dedi- cated to the promotion of high standards of journalistic work on campus. The group is composed of editors and stall' members of campus publications tfjnlflpn Gator, Franciscan and Inklingsb, who have proved outstanding in the field of college journalism. OFFICERS Fall Spring Bob Stefanou ....,.Y, .,,,..,.,.., P resident ,,..., .,,,, . ,Barbara Roberts Barbara Roberts ,,,... lst Vice-President .,,. ,,..... L uisa Hopper Jean Heldoorn ,,,,, ,,.2n11 Vice-President... ,..l,ois Blackstone Luisa Hepper ,,,,... ,,,,,,,,,,.. S ecretnry .,,,.,.,,,,. ,,,,, J ean Heldoorn Ed Levitt ....,,,,..,. ,.,.....,, 'I' reasurer ,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,..,..... E d Levitt lly Rik ,,,.... ..., .... .,.,,v,,,..,... I I 1 Iiliff ,. vv,,..,,,, ,,,.,,,,.,,..... C il Dean Sponsor: Edward E. Cassady FRONT ROW, left In right: Gil Dean, Barbara Roberts, Luisa Hepper. Jean Heldoorn. SECOND ROW: Hy Bik, Eina Eich- ner, Rita Kudel. Flora Auvonti. BACK ROW: Dr. Edward E. Cassady, Joe Heath, Marvin Grasse. Members not pirtured: Lois Blackstone, Ed Levitt, Pat Merrill, Gordon Rad- due, Raoul Sosa, and Roh Stefanou. FRONT ROW, left to right: Carol Stribley, Anne Cavallero, Virjean Parker, Jean Lesser, Judy Schmidt. BACK ROW! Marie Avila, Lee Putman, Bernice Ci- donio, Jeanne Gedda. ' Epsilon Sigma Bringing together students interested in serving the vampus, Epsilon Sigma plays an important part in orient- ing new students and guiding them throughout their first semester. It was originally known as the Student Advisory Council. A new venture was undertaken by Epsilon Slfllllll this year when it held a pic sale to raise moncy for CARIC. OFFICERS Fall Spring Noreen Willner ........,,,,,,,, President ..,,,.,....i,... Virjean Parker Bernice Cidonio ,,,,,,,,,, Vine-Presirlen! ,.....,...,,,..,,.. .lean Lesser Cecilia Toillini, lforreslmllrlilre Ser'rvIuryi.lanicc Pibernia Adelaide Rf-ed ...... .lfecnrllirtg Svcrelrlry, H .Anno Cavallero Rob Mm-Ginnis .,,,, , , , ,,TI'0ll.Slll'f'f ,,,,,.,,.,,... ,,,i C arol Slribley Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, honorary international educational fraternity, is composed of students who are studying for the teaching profession, and who have a two point grade. The club is mainly a social group and its activities this year included: initiation teas, Christmas dinner, birthday party, picnic at Sigmund Stern Grove, and installation of officers. OFFICERS President .......,.,.,..... .,....,..,,,,...,,,,........ ..,,,,,..,,.. D o rothy Band Vice-President ...,........,.,.,.,,,, .................,, S hirley Holt Corresponding Secretary ...... ,,,..... C atherine Zaboukas Recording Secretary ',,,Y,, ..... ,......,... M a rion Simeon r Freasurer ...........,,,,,,,,,.,...........,.........,,,.,,,, ........,.. J ohn Ryan Joyce Milliron. elta Phi Upsilon Delta Phi Upsilon is a national honorary fraternity of early childhood education organized on this campus to assist students planning to work with elementary school children in the future. Members are chosen on scholar- ship and ability. This yearis activity has centered around a teachers, re- cruiting program in the high schools. sen, Shirley Holt OFFICERS Fall Spring Agnes Lynch .,,,...........,,,... President .................. Jean McIntosh Bette Beare ..,......,,,....,.. Vice-President .........A......... Bette Beare Marie Queckboenner.,Rec. Secretary..Marie Queckboenner Veronica Beck ,,,,......... Corr. Secretary .v....,.,....,... Shirley Holt Elda Oretger .....,............... Treasurer ...................., Elda Oretger Kathleen Schreiber .-..,...... Historian ......... Kathleen Schreiber Sponsor: Mrs. Eva Gildea Left to right: Catherine Zaboukas, Dorothy Band Shirley Holt, Agnes Lynch Jackson Trippy, Doris Goldstein, Agnes Robin son, Afton Jensen, Billie Left to right: Elda Oretger Marie Queckboenner, Kath leen Schreiber, Agnes Lynch, Marga Petersen Jean McIntosh, Bette Beare, Genevieve P. Jen Phi Epsilon Gamma The purpose of Phi Epsilon Gamma is to further profes- sional ideas and interests in the fields of physical edu- cation, health, and recreation. This year some of their activities have included: a week- end trip to Cuerneville, student alumni Christmas party, informal initiation of pledges, formal initiation of pledges at Riviera Restaurant, and registration day banquet at the Villa Chartier. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,..A,.,,,,,,,,.t,,.....,i............ ,,.... M argot Schmidt V ice-President .......,,.,..,.,,,,,,, ,,...... S ylvia Zietleu Corresponding Secretary ....... ,ii,.... I Ielen HHUSCII Recording Secretary .,,,,....,.. ....,.......,Y.. M axine Peck Treasurer ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,..,........... V iolet Pfeiffer Historian ........ ....., ,,,,,,,, M . Loretta Tisvornia Sponsor ,,c,,,,, ,,,,,, M rs, Blanche Drury FRONT ROW, left to right: Jo Foley, Sylvia Zeitlen, Norma Kennedy, Violet Pfeiffer, Loretta Tiscornia, Margot Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Flora Auyong, Peggie Rombach, Mary Ellen Butler, Thelma Van Sickle, Shirley Sikol, Frances Brien, Mary Ellen Brennan. BACK ROW: Helen Hansen, Barbara Lutz, Pat Gillespie, Alice Brehl, Scoop Tullis, Max- ine Peck, Bess Provost. FIRST ROW, left to right: George Albrecht, Roy Ciappini, Pete Cud- dyre, Pete Dalton, Irv Ed- strom, Dan Halstead. SEC- OND ROW: Howard Hill, Tony Matulich, Don Meag- her, Bob Polidori, Joe Scott, Hank Watty. Phi Epsilon Mu During the year Phi Epsilon Mu, an organization made up of students interested in athletics, has participated in numerous activities. Some of these include: the Autumn Hop Dance, intramural work, Adobe Creek Picnic, pledge initiations, formal initiation and dinner, participation in the California Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation conference and the annual Sport Night. OFFICERS Full Spring Pete Cuddyre i,,...,......,.,,.. President .....,....i. ...... D an Halstead Howard Hill ,,,,, .,.o.o,.o.. V ice-President .,..,.,.,, ........ H enry Wally Don Ellis ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 'reusurer ,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,. Ralpll AZeVed0 Henry Watty ....,,,,,, Recording Secretary .,,,. ,.,. T ony Matulich Don Meagher...,Corresponding Secrelary ......,... Irv Edstrom Irv Edstrom ..... .,,,,........., H iszorian .,.., ,,,.. , .,George Albrecht sf 1: W' l. Phi Epsilon Gamma members watching something interesting. llopc they're enjoying themselves. 2. Gamma Pi Sigmsfs holiday dinner. The Humanities Club knows how to celebrate Christmas. 3. Slumber parties and fun go together. State students believe in proof, and here it is. 4. Theatregoers turn out for n performance---- Here's your change, sir. S. Coeds collect signsfcollege students are never ut n loss lor something to do. 6. The lonesome palm, and with it are connected many memories of the past: the kind of memories one likes to remember. 7. Club activities are always in full swing, and smiling faces grace our campus, as this pic proves. 8. Sights are never at u minimum. Watch closely, lt's an ill wind that occasionally does blow. 9. Summer session dances provide entertainment for all, One, two, three, step. A lpha mega Alpha Omega, service sorority, has participated in many functions on campus this year. Some of tht-se activities llavc ineluded: assisting at Orientation, helping with the March of Dimes campaign, aiding with the l rcshman Tca antl ushering at ilSS0lllllll6S. The soroi'ity's main cvent ot' thc spring term was the Barn Dance. OIWIIIERS Full Spring l.orraine Mahoncy. .... I'resi11clil... ,.,,, ,,,,, It iarian Millisich Barbara Tellaneyw, .,Vice-l're'.sial1'l1l ,,,, Nancy fllllllllllglltllll Nlarian Millisich ,,,, Secretary-Trcrisureriioscnlary ll0IlUlllIl' Jean Mahrt. ,,,, ,fllll'I'f'SlI0lllIillg' Secretary ,,,,,, Alice Conroy lienc Sll'llt'lilllt'jt'I'. ,,,, Hisloriun , ,,,...,,, Mary Ellen Butler FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Butcher, Mary Ellen Butler, Myrna Christenson, Alice Conroy, Nancy Cun- ningham, Rosemary Dono- hue. SECOND ROW: Bunny Flood, Audrey For- ney, Alice Hanoum, Maxine Kouns, Lorraine Mahoney, Jean Mahrt. THIRD ROW: Doris Mercurio, Marian Millisich, Virginia Peterson, Shirley Peterson, Lene Struckmeyer, Barbara Tehaney. FIRST ROW, left tn right: Marge Aaronian, Bobbie Allenby, Joyce Bell, June Brandt, Yvette Codis, Virginia Danielson, Eina Eichner. SECOND ROW: Pat Foster, Fran Grutman, Gloria Kugler, Olga Mc- Millian, Cecelia O'Driscoll, Doris Prosser, Evie Ram- stad. THIRD ROW: June Reubold, Norma Runo, Lois Savage, Barbara Scheer, Jackie Schnitt- grund, Florabell Smith, Barbara Stetson, Norma Wirth. Bib 'n ' Tucker To promote fashion on campus antl to aid anil serve the needs of the school, are the main functions of thc Bilr 'n Tucker. Their activities have incluilecl a comlrinctl fashion show and dance, the popular April Foo1's Dance. raising money for the stadium lights, anil assisting with l reshman orien- tation and registration. OFFICERS Fall Spring Gloria Kugler ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, P resident ,,,,,,,,A. ,,,,,,,,,,,, Y 'vette Collis Cecelia O'Drisoll, ..,, Vice-Prcsirlcril ,,,,,, Virginia Danielson Eina Eichner ,,,.,,,... Vfccorziing Secretary ,.,,,,... .llllltf l3l'alll4ll Barhara Scheer, Corresponllingr Secretary,Barbara Stetson Cathy Pietschmann ,,,,,,,.. Treasurer ,,,,,,.,......,,..,, Nllfllltl Witlll Norma Runo ..,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r, H isloriun ......,,,,,,,,,, Junc Kclllvoltl Sponsor: Miss Ruth Wilt-Diamant Kappa Theta Since l94l Kappa Theta, then known as the Original Thirteen, has helped out at dances and the Christmas Festivals along with the Red Cross activities. This year Kappa Theta sponsored the Freshman Picnic and put on the Cotton Cotillion dance in April. Fall Polly Johnson, Claire Fratessa, Jean McIntosh, Janet Mve .........,.... Lois Sullivan ...,,,, . ,,.,,,. . Dorothy Quinn ,,,,,,,,,, OFFICERS Spring President ..........., .,,... C arol Murphy , ,,,Vice-President .,,,,......... Jean McIntosh Recording Secretary., Rosemary Denike Social Secretary-.Barbara Jean Millar Treasurer .,,,,,,,...,....,. Claire Frate S521 ,Purliamentarian ......,.... Dorothy Quinn Barbara Isaacson, ,.,., ,Sergeant-at-Arms ........., Audrey Cervesi hi Lambda Chi Phi Lambda Chi is celebrating its twenty-third anniver- sary this year. In former years this organization has spon- sored a home for State girls. but due to the housing short- age this service has been discontinued. It is the plan that this service be resumed on the new campus. Phi Lambda Chi also sponsors a scholarship each spring term and has an annual Shipwreck Shag Dance in the fall. OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Virginia Burke, Audrey Cervesi, Rosemary Denike, Claire Fratessa, Marilyn Gibson, Barbara Isaacson. SECOND ROW: Paulita Johnson, Patricia Kilkeary, Jean McIntosh, Mary Meagher, Barbara Millar, Carol Murphy. THIRD ROW: Janet Nye, Dorothy Quinn, Greta Smith, Lois Sullivan, Susanne Sweeney, Dorothy Williams. FIRST ROW, left to right:Julia Connolly, Marie Howe, Kathleen Keriian, Clarita Kirk, Jeanne Les- ser. Pat Mahoney. SEC- OND ROW: Shirley Mar- tin, Virgean Parker, Kath- leen Schreiber, Judy Schmidt, Pat Sweeney. Fall Spring Kathleen Schreiber ....,,,,,. President ..,.,.... ..... P atricia Sweeny Peggy Vasquez ,,..,....,,,, Vice-President .,........... Shirley Martin Marion Simon ,,,,.,.., Secretary-Treasurer.Patricia Mahoney Clarita Kirk ,,,,... ,.......,, H istorian ...,..,,. ....,.. P eggy Vasquez Sigma elta Gamma EAST BAY SECTION Sigma Delta Gamma, newly-organized service sorority. consists of two sections because it was felt an all-around program of participation could he better brought into effect by having two groups united by one constitution. The organization was formed in October. 1918. and accepted on campus in March, 1949, OFFICERS President ,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,.,, .,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,... M a rtha Hammon ,.,...,Maxine Irvin .,,.....Marge Sandy ,,,,.,...Ann Wailker Vice-President ..................,. Recording Secretary ............ Correspomling Secretary ,,,, ,, 1 reusurcr ,,..,,, ,,,....,...,.,,..,,. , , ,,,.,,,,, Jeanne Cedda Historian ,,,,,,,,....,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,.. M arian Morton Publicity fflmirnmn ,.,.,,., ,, ,,,,,,,, Beverley Kaster Sponsor , , ,,,,, , ,, .,,,,,,,,,, , , ,Blanche Ellsworth FRONT ROW, left to right: Marian Morton, Jeanne Gedda, Maxine Irvin, Martha Hammon, Margie Sandy, Annette Bryan, Shirley Jackson. BACK ROW: Grace Gert- menian, Pat Son, Marilyn Robin, Carol Slribley, Bev- erley Kaster, Beverley Park- hurst, Jeanette Desin. FRONT ROW, left ra right: Lillian Logan, Dor- othy Fasano, Mary Ellen Berry, Gladys Nygaard, Barbara Garry. BACK ROW: Clare Canonica, Mary Ann Earl, Sande Lee Hodman, Hermine S. Vink- ler, Joanne Rock, Emily sr: , Fuller. elta Gamma . Slgma SAN FRANCISCO SECTION This sorority was organized originally as an East Bay group, but due to lack of transportation and meeting facil- ities, a San Francisco section was formed. The club plans to give a yearly scholarship to a deserv- ing young woman from the college. The scholarship con- sists of a student body card and one year! tuition foes. 9 ASSOCIATE OFFICERS Presillvnl ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,i....,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,..,, ,.,..... M 1 lry Ellell Berry Vice-Presilllclll ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,............... L 66 SUHQI Recording S0!'I'01l1I',' .,r,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, B Crtllce ClLl0lll0 Correspmuling Secretary '.,.,,, ,.,.,,,,, L illian Logan Historian. ,,,,,,.,,..r, ......,,,,, . ,...., Gladys Nygaard Publicity lWlI1lI11y'l'l', ,,,, ,,,,.... B 1lI'lJ21I'il Gill'l'y Sponsor ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,.. . ,...,,. H Glen P0lllS0ll iii 2? at 1-fi f if tgg??3 ii T .:,,, i at 'E he elta Gamma T aa Delta Gamma Tau, men's service fraternity, was organ- ized in April, 1948, to foster and promote the orientation of incoming Freshmen. OFFICERS Fall Hank Marscheck ............. Ken Mavor ....,..,... ,,,,,,, Bob Seymour ....... Spring .President ,........ ..... C harles Lavorini Vice-President ..,,..,...,,,.. Tim Haggerty ,,,.....Secretary...,,,, .......,..Walt Strom The first annual Cinch Dance, held after the Cal Poly Jun Thomas ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,r ,,,,,,,,, B ill Wells game, was the fraternity's main event of the year. Other Tim Haggerty, .,....,..,,, Sergeant-at-Arms ...,,,,. .....,.. A lCabriel activities include several picnics and get-togethers, in- Al Gabriel ,.,........,............., Historian ...................... Bob Douglas formal and formal initiation banquets, a dinner and dance, Sponsors: Dr. John Hensill, Dr. John Cornehlsen and partlclpation in intramural events. , , . .,., ,.,,iv x vga! U f 3,3 -V .E Q , ,a , f l -- r. fi - , A if ii .ii.f:32i -I '?:ji,. ,. Zj, f ,,f ' 4 .,,., .V r ..... W 5 ig:..,::2f:i..: 3, . . ,g ..,.. g , , we re M . 5- tt.. it a aa? l FIRSThROW, left to fiehff T Omas J- Cf-rev H ' J , Roy Ciappini, Roberi ' ' , A ' I y 5555 e -, .. Douglas, Bruce E. Fauth, :I E St' ' 5' :- I I. Joe Finnegan Al Gabriel, fil- ff - I KI' T Q3 - Qt. ,.,. in A 1 1: 2, 1 Tim Haggertif- SECOND f f 't .-...V .' i ' ,Q ' Zi' at ii' 'P :ff 'W ROWI Df- John Hensillv H f sn 1 'W - X Q: ' Q :-EZzs1ff'i 'e 5 v5f-7g- Jack Kalman. Charles Lav- K X ' ' aroni, Doug Lindauer,Hank . 't 1 ,.,.. L Mwcheck, Ken Mawr, we is 4 H: ' 'Mir ,,,,., it ' ':': T532 if John Pasan en. TH I RD 'Q 3,5 Va f 1 ri 1, -f Q ROW: Dale Perkins, Phil 7' ' it ia' ,. Ryan, Bob Sevmor, Wal- , , ' , V. . ihfjilrrgip lace Stasek, Walt Strom, Q 1, .,..,,,.,. W' W ' A k,,, 5' ii ' K Jim Thomas, William E , i Wells. . I - .. H1 'ix - ' if , 5' 2 ' . - . H -A , 6? 1 - ' - -. , , 2 J. , 'Z ' asf? fav ..,. - i s -' Q 1 ,, 322: - :: -1-at 2 - ?Lg2.3i4 1'-: . 2 if 1 '?i: .+ga-' i I - f a . i S V . ' ,5 :if 'i V 1 , . 4 25' C ' . . illg fi it .,..,. , f- - :fr 'Ltr'feng-Ltzffwff::::1ggs:ff2:f,g .Nfsgg:w..s.22B?a:eg,gQia:, 0? see we 2352. : if 0525 :?::E' .:- 2 5533? 90 elta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma, one of the newer fraternities on the campus, is active on and off campus. The year's activ- ities included the first annual Spring Dance given on March 4, a banquet for the new members given on April 2, and several parties held in the homes of members. The goals of this fraternity are to help the individual member better both his social and scholastic standing. FIRST ROW, left to right: Pete Aldrete, Bill Batchelder, Kaj Blomquist, Pete Boghosin, Jim Carey, Jim Fenton, Ray Finnigan. SECOND ROW: Tom Fin- nigan, Jack Healy, John Kjol, Bob Kroeckel, Jay Luther, Bill Malmberg, Tim McCarthy. THIRD ROW: Andrew Meletis, Frank Mila, Doug Miller, Louis Montes,Gene Moore, Stan Nowicki, Jim Russell, Winston Silva. OFFICERS Fall Spring John Kjol ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,. P resident ,.,...,,,,.... James M. Fenton Timothy McCarthy-,.Vive-President, ,..........., James Russell Andrew Meletis ,......., ,,,.,, S ecretury ...... ..William Batchelder James M. Fenton ........... .Treasurer ................,.,,..,.. Jack Healy Stanley Nowivki .,,,.,.,,...,.. Historian ...,., Sponsor: Mr. Richard Glyer ....,....Stanley Nowicki FIRST ROW, left to . right: Bob Cannon, Tom A Collins, Willie Ergas, Rog- ' ' er Fanfelle,Joe l'leath,Earl Homan. SECOND ROW: Dick Jaensch, Harry Mc- Crea, Don Meagher, Leo Moore, Tony Morrow, Russ Patrick. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Phil Cali, L-ll Dean. PLEDGES: Ted Abbott, Russ Beach. Jack Clark, Don Neatherly, Howard Schimmerer, and FIRST ROW, left to right: Earl Anderson, Hy Blk Romolo Braschi, Jay Coulter, Harold Graubart Earl Homan. SECOND ROW: Harry Karpilow, Douglas Lindauer, Hank Marscheck, Thomas Mur- o o o Slgma Pl Slgma Sigma Pi Sigma, oldest service fraternity on campus, established May, 1938, was organized to serve the student body in all capacities and to help inculcate a feeling of school spirit into the masses. By donating its services to the school the fraternity has played an important part in boosting that school spirit. The organization sponsors each fall the famous Kirk- Ofl Dance and fields outstanding intramural teams. - and ' ,. Lee Stanford. phy, Walt Travis. Sigma Alpha Eta Established in 1933, Sigma Alpha Eta was the first men's honorary society to stimulate recognition and reward out- standing achievement in scholarship and extracurricular activity and to instill the higher ideals of citizenship. Activities include the annual Sigma Alpha Eta Day and alumni banquet and the semi-annual award of a scholar- ship and the presentation of a book to the library. OFFICERS Fall Spring Dick Jaensch ,,,,., .,......, I 'resident ...,,.,. ,,,,,,, D on Meagher Russ Patrick .,.... .,.,... V ice-President ...... ........ T om Collins Joe Heath ,,,,,,,,.... ......... S ecretury ..,.,.., ......., B ob Cannon Earl Homan ..... ....,.Treasurer..., Roger Fanfelle ....,... ...... I fustodian .... ....,,,,Russ Patrick ...... Leo Moorc c9iff5'5wf?5l?27E'Y i5f1?f ffiiisiifgex -3 QQ- 1 , 'E 1 ' . ' ,. Y. , , , J.. , 52' ,s V 2 , A , , is-XA gag . t Q .g y .ac I ,ff 3 6 EN We aw + i if ws L ' ' ' ' A A Ll Q' Jfrwiw is 5f'E5iEI'g:iE:,-1.2 ' 3 , ,X OFFICERS G Fall Sprung Sid Gordon ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,.. P resident ......, .....,. H al Graubart Doug Lindauer ,,,,r,,, ..... V ice-President ....,.....,.,...... Walt Travis Rom Braschi .....,.,. ,,,,,,,,,. S ecretary ........................... Dick Gray Hal Craubart ........,...,,,..,,., Treasurer ..,.,,... ..... H ank Marscheck Sponsor: Dr. Stanley Morse 9l hi Eta Chi Phi Eta Chi, service fraternity, was organized and brought on campus in 1945. lts activities this year have in- cluded the Hello Day Dance, a semi-annual political forum, the semi-annual picnic, and a poll on the General Education Program, used at Asilomar. The purpose of the club is to be of service to the college both socially and functionally, and to further the ideals of brotherhood on the campus. OFFICERS Full Harry Karpilovv ,Y..,,YY,,,..... Pl'9SidClll ,,Y,.v... Spring ....,,Walt Travis C601-ge Allen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice-President ,......,...,,,,.. Pete Caliano ..,,,,Recorrling Secrelary.,.,,........Al Martinez Dick Belmore ,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer ,,.,..,.......... .......... B ill Tobin Sid Posner ,,,,,Y,,,,,, Corresponding Secretary .,,,,. ,,,, R afel lcaza John Schuster ,,,,,,,,,,,i.iiii.,, Historian i...,....,.,.,. ...., H oward Lum Representative ,,,,,,. ,,,.... A rt Hedberg l ha Zeta Sigma Originating as a social fraternity in November, 1918. Alpha Zeta Sigma, wanting to participate in campus events. applied for on-campus status. The fraternityis consititution was approved by the Board of Directors of Associated Students on March 1, 1949. Membership to date includes 19 charter members and 12 pledges. The club plans to stimulate school spirit and enthusiasm. FIRST ROW, left to right: George Allen, Vin Amendola, Bob Crawford, Lloyd Davis, Peter Galiano. SECOND ROW: Ralph lcaza, Harry Karpilow, Howard Lum, Al Martinez, Sid Posner, THIRD ROW: Rudy Salvani, Bill Tobin, Walt Travis. FRONT ROW, lefl to right: Bob Childs, Bob Engler, Bob Boyd, Bob Donovan, .lim Schwerdt, Bill Wverch, Gerry Finn, Stan Culligan. SECOND ROVV: Dick Boyd, Dick Colvin, Art Valverde, Neal Kauffman, Don Bear, Dean Berg, Norman Johnson, John Truscelli. BACK ROW: Dean Verkins, Homer Zugelder, Leo Hinkel, Dave Devine, Ed Little, Al Hiehert, Jack Caruso, Hal Matzell OFFICERS President ...,.. ,,,, , .,..,,, , , .,.,, , , ,,,,..,, Jim Schwerdt Vice-President ....., ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,. Jerry Ginn Secretary ',,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,.,.,. A rn Luza, Bill Woercli Treasurer .... ,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,.,,., B oh Boyd Historian .,,,,,, ,,,,.,,.......... B ob Donovan Sponsors, .. ,,,,,,,, Mr. Paul Holtzman 1. Alpha Omegas pose prettily as the shutter clicks. It's a great life. 2. For he's a jolly good fellow. All to- gether now, boys. 3. Members ol Delta Gamma Tau grin proudly as the photographer requests, Come on, fellows, watch the birdie. 4. That's it, relax. Sigma Pi Sigma mcmhers unite for an evening of fun. 5. liih 'n Tucker gathers 'round to prove a crowd is hetter than two any time. 6. Pretty as this picture, are State coeds hedecked in formals. Shall we dance? 7. lnterschool cooperation is State's theme. Looks like they're doing a good job. 8. Take your pick-they all look good. 9. l'm out. Fate just isn't on my side. 10. The stairway to the stars has claimed a few stars of its own. Art Club The Art Cluh is interested in the activities of art stu- dents. Meta Hendell, famous wood-block reproduction artist, highlighted the art programs hy giving a lecture on her work. The main event of the year was the hi-annual art show held in the Student Co-op. Other activities included: demonstration of portraiture hy Mr. Locks. water color demonstration by Chiura Ohata of U.C., and a surrealist movie from the California School of Fino Arts. OFFICERS President .,,,,,,,,,,, ..,....,,.,,,,.,,..,.,, ,,,,,,. P h yllis Chaney Vice-Presidenl, .. , ,,,,,, Katherine Sears Secretary .....,..,.. .,,..,,.. N ancy Potter Treasurer ,, ,, ...,..,.,,..........,.. ,...,. R obert Schoos li Milli. eta Pi Sigma Beta Pi Sigma was organized on the campus in 1938 to further scientific knowledge at San Francisco State. It does this through movies, lectures, and field trips to in- dustrial plants. scientific institutions and actual field study. During the fall semester the club concentrated on bring- ing knowledge ahout the department of health and fores- try. This spring the emphasis xx as on psychology. OFFICERS Fall Spring Thomas L. Scholten ........ President ,,.,.... Thomas L. Scholten fEugene Skelley I Beverly Timmons Secretary-Treasurer S. Sta. Maria Tumhocon ....,.....,.,.,,,... S. Sta. Maria Tumbocon Arnold Turmer ........ Publicity Manager ,,,,,,, 22553135 Frank Conder ,....,.,,,.,., Vice-Presidente Sponsors: Edna Fisher, Jerry Hallou FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. W. Johansen Peter Weiss, Kate Sears Robert Schoos, Phyllis Chaney. SECOND ROW Seymour Locks, Guy Hucl son, Marene Lunstead Dianne Shuey, Lillian Cohn Nick Geannacopulos, An gela Bourne, H. Jones Karl Kasten. BACK ROW Bill Collins, Mr. John Gut mann, Jack Serex, Al Cas anova, Warren Logan FRONT ROW, left to right: Arceli Mendoza Soledad Sm. Tumbocon Thomas Scholten, Beverly Timmons, Paul Douglas Honufre S. Megino, Eugene Skelley, Ralph V. Mazza BACK ROW: William Pen praze, Edwin Bagnes Ed ward Kopanos, Armond Sul va, John Gilland, Paul Frost, Philip Jensen Christian Agatheans The Agatheans are a group of Staters who helieve that the Christian faith has direct hearing on their college lives. They attempt to present the relevancy and urgency of a vital relationship with Cod, for a purposeful life.- Their meetings have included: Bilnle study. student dis- cussions, talks hy Christian leaders and missionairies. Wendell Phillips. head of the University of California FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Stevenson, Elaine Stafford, Barhara Bane, Marion Nitzsche, Walt Richards, Chase H. Stafford, Martha Zutran, Marilyn Wagner, Ruth Nel- son, Jean Heldonrn. BACK ROW: Carol Neal, Jean Keith, Anna Lou Herr, Jeanne Ericson, Barbara Poe, Clara Staekhouse, Marian Wagener, Marvel Cunningham, Ed J. John- son, Bill Brewer, Roger Mills, Don Pedersen, Mel Cheney, Garth Barber, Glen Fisk, Nick Payne, George MacKenzie, Tom Carroll, Jack Root. African Expeditiong Ralph Byron, physiciang Rev. T. Christie Innes, D.D., were among the speakers. OFFICERS Fall Spring Tom Carroll ,,,.,, .,,,., , . .... President .,.,,,, ..,,,.,,.,. C hase Stafford ,lean Heldoorn ..,,,...... Vice-President.. ,,,..,.,,,,,,,. Art Schnabel Lois Harlmick ,,..,, Corresponding Serrelary,,,Marilyn Wagner Ruth Nelson ......,.,, Heror1lingSecrel11ry ',,,. Florence Johnson Ed Johnson .,..,... ,,,,,,,,,,,.. 'I 'reasurer ,,.,..,,,..,..,. Walter Richards FRONT ROW, lefl to right: Mardi Schwarz, Bill Winkleman, Art Padilla, Francis L. Selvera. BACK ROVV: Dr. Arnesen, Dor- othy Goger, Mary McDon- ald, Phyllis Heath, Joe Heath, Charles Lord. I Gamma Sigma Pi Gamma Sigma Pi, honorary Humanities fraternity. is dedicated to closer fellowship through study. thought and free discussion. An active organization, it sponsored this year, ipanel discussions with faculty speakers, uct-lily forums and the annual Christmas dinner. Gamma Sigma lli believes that true philosophical appreciation of literature, art. llllhlt' and the scicnccs xx ill develop the capacity to live a richer and fuller life. OFFICERS Fall Spring Art d. Dambacher ,,,,,,,,,,, l,I'8SidClIf ,,,,,,,,,, .,,, l lill Wfinklemau John Montoli ,,.,,,...,. ...Vice-Presirlf'n1 .,., ..,,,,,........ A rt Padilla I.. Hotchlns ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, Secretary .,.,..,,,, ,,,lVlarilyn Norman Cliff Bloom ,,,.,,,,. , ,, .,Trensurer,, ,,,,Ft'ancis Selvcra Sponsor: Dr. A rncscu illel Hillel Foundation has chapters on all major campi, with the mother chapter in Illinois. B'Nai B'Rith is the lodge that sponsors Hillel Foundation Chapters. The organization's purpose is to create a feeling of comrade- ship and to strive for srholarship. The great scholar Hillel is taken as inspiration, since he treasured justice and an open mind. OFFICERS President ........,,,,..... ,,,,,......Y.Y,,,.,..,,, ....... D 0 ris Goldstein Vice-Presirlent ...,.,,,,...,,,,..... Social Chairman .....,,,..,......,,, Corresponding Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,, ..............Ierry Vogel ........Ioan Krulevitch ,,..........Helen Pollak Recording Secretary ....,.....,...,...,,,, ,............. M argie Melnick Treasurer-Publicity Chairman ,......................,.... Charles Kofi Member-al-large ,,,,,,.,.,....,..,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,.,,. H erman Zimmerman Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ...,,....... M r. Cyrus Troble Chaplain .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,.... R abbi Saul E. White Left to right: Charles Kotf, Betty June Glass, Arthur Bonner, Doris Goldstein, Jerry Vogel, Herman Zim- merman. FRONT ROW, left tn right: Joe Finnigan, Bill Tobin, Bernard Golumb. SECOND ROW: Hugo Steigman, Mardi Schwarz, Dorothy Goger, recording secretary, Mary Hirsch- man, vice-president: Robert Smith, president: Arthur Padilla, Honofre S. Megino, historian, Howard Walton, Barbara Bayne, Noelia Cortes, Hulda Solero, Ka- mal Nader. BACK ROW: Rowena Bruce, Katherine Hack, Mrs. Olive Cowell, sponsor, Wendell Lathrop, Fadhil Al-kadhum, Pete Galiano, Ken Shelley, Crispin Picar, Romolo Braschi, Jose Heyligher, John Kjol, R. F. Winkle- Maryann Moezzi Inter. elations Club Sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace., the International Relations Club has for its primary aim the stimulation of interest among students interested in impartial discussions and studies on current interna- tional atfairs, and the fostering of good will among the various races and nationalities. The club maintains a sep- arate library of more than 600 books and pamphlets, gives reception parties for new foreign students every semester. Fall OFFICERS Spring Art Padilla ,,......, .,......... P resident ................,........ Bob Smith Pan Desmond ,,,,,,.,,,,,.. Vice-President .......,. Mary Hirschman Weldon Stuart ,,,, ,... R ecorcling Secretary ......, Dorothy Goger Corresponding Secretary,.Katherine Hack Bill Tobin ..,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,.,..... T reasurer .....,.,...... Haig Rushdoony ,. .,......, Historian ,........,.,... Honofre Megino Howard Wiilton ...,..,....,.,,, Librarian ................,......... Bill Tobin Sponsors: Mrs. Olive Thompson Cowell, Mr. Charles A. McClelland man, Bshman Moezzi, Alpha Chi Alpha March 22, 1949, Alpha Chi Alpha, service sorority. was granted on-campus status by unanimous vote of the Board of Directors. Reorganized in the spring of 1948 from an oh'-campus group called the Aurora Cluh. Alpha Chi Alpha was formed to give service to the student body whenever the need for such service was recognized. Joint meetings were held with Delta Camilla Tau and Alpha Zeta Sigma, service fraternities, early in the spring FRONT ROW, left to right: Virginia Prosser, Carole Chase, Marilyn Jo- hansen. SECOND ROW: Alvah Burnett, Geneva Fontes, Kathleen Kerrigan, Dorothy Brandlein, Cleonc Evans. BACK ROW: Le- nore Narvarro, Betty Kill- selly, Carolyn Trusty, Bar- bara Harhinson, Marie Snead, Blanche Philpott, June Christiansen, June Reuhold, Gloria Noth, Margie Farullo. FRONT ROW, left lu right: John Dilge, Dick Milkovieh, Roy Ciappini, Jim Scholten, Fred Men- sing, Phil Ryan. SECOND ROW': Claire Murphaney. Rosemary Malone, Betty Jones, Norma Shepherd. Pat Garcia, Barbara Me- Nerney, Agnes Lynch,Walt Kelling, Dot Mihovicli, Anne Locke, Arnold Tur- ner, Betty Maggetti. THIRD ROW! Julia Connolly, Pat McKee, Theresa McGee, Ann Minaker, Pat Sweeney. Pat Mahoney, June Barich, Jackie Gagan, Soledad Tumhocon, Cath Cain, Maureen Riley, Chris Zie- man. FOURTH ROW: Anne Kitridge, Bernice Cc- donie, Dot Diamandis, Lor- raine Lavesi, Marie Avila. Shirley Gergens, Mariam Grilfan, Betty Kilkelly, Marianne Nyhan, Jeanne Gedda, Joyce Brown, Anita O'Connor, Father Murray, Lenore Navarra, Ray Bell. BACK ROW: Glen Koll- mann, Carmen Kellmann, Dorothy Geger,Art Padilla, Frank Mila, Jim McAvey, Paul Roelfsen, Keith Cleary, Ray Brennan, Honoire Me- gino, Franz Mangle, Bob Scholten, Art Kittleman, Jack Healy, Bernard 0'H'aife. Newman lab Sponsors: Mr. J. Fenton McKenna. Mr. Raymond Doyle One of the larger and more active organizations on campus, the Newman Club is open to all students, and is affiliated with the National Newman Club Federation, founded by Cardinal Newman. Purpose of the chapter is to promote the spiritual, intellectual, and social well-being of Catholic students at State. semester. Fall pledging was held at Alpine Lodge in Mill Valley, spring pledging at Boulder Creek. OFFICERS Presiflent .....,,,.,,, . ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,.,......,..,,,,,,, . . .Blanche Philpott Vive-President .,.,..,.,.,,.,,.,,,..,. ,,,.,,,. G eneva Fumes lforresponrling Secretary ..,..,. ,,,.... C arolyn Trusty Recording Secretary ',,,..,,,,, .. .. ,,..,..., Alvah Burnett Treasurer ...........,..... . .. ,,,, Marilyn Johannson Historian ....... ,,,, . Kathleen Kerrigan Sponsor ......,. ..,,., M rs. Helen Ogilvie OFFICERS l're.siflent .,..,,,,,,,, .. ,,,..,.,.,......,..,.. ....,.. B ernard O'Haire Vice-Presiflellt ....... ,,,,.,,.., R oy Ciappini Treasurer .,,,,,...,.,,., . .. .. ,,,, Rohert Scholten Recording Secretary ,.,,,,,,, ...Patricia Mahoney Corresponding Secretary ..... . H ..lulia Connolly Sergeant-at-Arms ................ .,,.... ,I ames Scholten ational Student Assn. . . OFHCERS , National Student Association is dedicated to the ideals of closer teacher-student relationship, the betterment of student government and the promotion of freedom in education. This year the club has given a bulletin board to the school. hut its main interest has been to work on the Purchase Card System, a plan devised to fight high prices through mass purchasing power. u Sigma mega Nu Sigma Omega, honorary social science fraternity established before the war, was revived largely through the efforts of its first president, Ernest Mickelson, and Dr. Floyd Cave, former head of the Social Science Division. The purpose and aim of the fraternity has been to pro- mote intradepartmental discussions of current social and political problems on an informal basis between faculty Chairman .,..,,.,.,.,.,.,..,.........,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 feorge C. Allen On-Campus Activity Chairman ,,,,,,, ,,,...,.. D on Blayney Activity Secretary ..,,.,,.,.,....,,,.,.,,..,, ,,.,,, D ot Brandlein OH-Campus Activity Chairman .,,,,, ,. ,,,..,,,,.,, Hal Gurish Cultural Chairman ..,.,.........,., ,,,.. .,....,.,.,,,, M a rdi Schwarz f Secretary ............,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,, B a 1 rhara Fagersten Publicity Director ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. .,., ,,..,, ,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.... A l M artinez Sponsors ,..,.......... President J. Paul Leonard. Dean john H. Cornehlscn, Dean Mary A. Wzlrrl FRONT ROVV, left to right: John Kjol, Al Mar- tinez, George Allen, Bar- bara Fagersten, Don Blay- ney. BACK ROW: John Robben, Hal Gurish, Art Padilla, Luisa Hepper. FRONT ROW, left lo right: Al Browley. Karl Mahler, Bill Dennis, An- drew Rutherfnrd. BACK ROW: Pete Galiano, George Allen, Sutter Ma- rinos, Hank Marscheck. members and students of the division. Although most of their meetings have been privately held in the past, they plan to conduct more meetings next semester and sincerely hope all interested will attend. OFFICERS President ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..... .,,,,,, ...,., P e t e Galiano Secretary-Morleraior ,....,. ,...,, S utter Marinos KHAQQRAMENTU Ugg, Kun- 'Vip S? Hum97QWsgg' A ., ,. Ra M . , .av 1. Hy seems to he mighty low. 2. Food, students and smiles, the perfect trio. 3. The seashore seems conducive to these Pan-American Cluhites. 4. Hal, Mardi and Dun look proudly nver the new N.S.A. Bulletin Board. 5. Ah, another cozy gathering at a Newman Club meet. 6. Kind nf out-numbered aren't ynu, fella? 7. Ski enthusiasts pause for the camera. 8. What? Kjol without a cigar! 9. Dot looks fresh and ready to start the day. 10. Jackie and Arfst cut a contented rug. 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Josephine Amrein, Gordon Ancell, Shirley Andersen, Marie Anderson, Albert Anderson, Audrey Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Bathaline Anderson, Betty Anderson, Claire Anderson, Earl Anderson, George Anderson, Glenn Anderson, Lawrence A nderson, Lawrence Anderson, Marion Anderson, Robert Anderson, Robt. A -rlreasen. Lloyd Andreen, Jean Andrews, Marva Jane Andrews, Ola Andrews, Patricia Andrews. William Angeli. Elymore Angelinich, Marie Ansak. J0SeDh Anson, Olive Anthony. Lawson Antipa, June Antonuccio. Anthony Aovagi, Hatsup Aragon, Lovenia Arohambean. Winniired Archibald, Lois Archuleta. Ricardo Archezmbean. John Arennano, Gloria Arena. Ignatius Arena. Joseph Argento, lgnazin Argyres, George Armantrout, Joyce Arfsten, Arfst Armitstead, Donald Armstrong, Glenn Armstrong, Harold DE Armstrong, Rita Armstrong, Stella Armstrong, Thomas Arnesen, Richard Arnold, Stanley Arnold, Ouida Aut, Hans Aty, Geraldine Asher, Ruth Ashrati, Pasha Ashton, William Aspeland, Ralph Ateljenich, Sana Athanasopulos, Nickolas Atherton, Carla Atkins, Joseph Atkinson, Bertha Atkinson, Winona Atwood, Marion Austin, Edith Auyong, Flora Au-Young, Kenneth Avila, Marie Azevedo, Ralph Azzolind, Vincent Babich, Marilyn Bachle, Mary Bacich, John Bacon, Cora Badae, Dorothy Baglietto, Dolores Bagnes Baher, Baikie, Bailey, Bailey, Bailey, , Ed Frances Ken Ken Bob Willie Baines, Arnold Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker, Bliss James James E. W. Keith Baker, Marion Baldocchi, Lando Balestrieri, Tony Ball, Robert Ballarin. Joe Ballou. Marjorie Band, Dorothy Band, Margaret Bandettini, Pat Bane. Barbara Baraif, Jack Barber, Evelyn Barber, Garth Barboza, Gill Barhelder, William Barich, Dorothv Barish, Geraldine Barish, Norman Barisone, Robert Barisone, Walter Barnard. Bonnie Barnes. Leroy Rarnett, Harlan Barnhouse, Burr Barren, Jack Barrett, John Barskev, Michael Bartold, Norman Bartow, Herbert Bartels. Georgina Bartlett, Kenneth Rartlett. Nancy Basconcillo. Betty Bassett, Walter Bastian, Robert Basuino. Aletnn Batanides, John Battat, Rachelle Battat, Saul Baum, Gertrude Bauman, Barbara Bauman. Katharine Baxter, June Baxter, Leonard Rayne, Barbara Reach, Russell Beale, Howard Reall, Alvan Bear, Chas. Bear, Donald Beare. M. E. Beandin. David Bechtel. Don Beck. .Tack Beck, Stanton Beck, Theodore Beck. Veronica Beckley, Maurice Beckman, John Bedford, James Bee, Keith Beeson, Thomas DIIIECTIIRY Beldi, Lino Bell, Dorothy Bell, Gurldine Bell, Joyce Bell, Lorraine Bell, Paul Bell, Raymond Bell, Richard Bellante, Angela Bellshaw, Esther Bellshaw, John Bellmour, Richard Benaccorso, Anthony Benedetti, Leo Benedict, Elmer Benjamin, Anita Benjamin, Vivian Benner, Norman Bennett, Edith Bennett, Howard Bennett, Floyd Bennett, Gene Bennett, Leon Benson, Albert Benson, Carol Benson, John Benson, Janet Bercovich, Helen Bercut, Florence Beretta, Doris Berg, Dean Berger, Richard Bergesen, Donald Berggren, Clarence Berman, Ira Bernucci, Vincent Berriman, Karl Berriman, Iola Bermto, Arno Berry, Mary Ellen Berston, Hyman Berta, Jeanette Bertram, Harold Bertram, Kathrin Berven, Dale Besse, Maurice Better, Thomas Bettinger, Harold Beyer, Elaine Beyer, Helen Biagini, Gerard Bianco, Lea Bik, Hy Bill, Herb Billings, William Birchell. Mary Birchtield, Aletha Birder, Jerry Birdsall, Virgil Bitnoti, Freddie Bito, Teodora Biugstad, Evelyn Black, Ceygaynia Blackburn, Charlotte Blackmore, Ruth Blackstone, Lois Blair, Barbara Blair, Edward Blair, Franklin Bhauer, John Blayney, Don Blevens, Jith Bliss, Olive Block, Nancy Bloom, George Bloom, Ronald Blount, Helen Blue, Harline Blumberg. Sadellc Blumert, Wiltir Bluth, Jacob Bluth, John Bobb, Norene Bodem, Thomas Boese, Herbert Boghosin, Peter Boise, Charles Boldt, Verta Bolt, Marie Bolt, Robert Bolton, Joyce Boltz, Betty Lou Bond, Patricia Bonham. Cliii Boone. Charles Borg, Mary Rose Boschetti, Elaine Bohigan, Ann Bottino Botto, Julia Boucher, Margaret Bourne, Angela Bourquin, Robert Bourts, Robert Bowkett, Gerald Bowling, Floyd Bowman, Mary Lee Boyajian, Peter Boyce, Ted Boyd, Richard Boyd, Robert Boyer, Lavina Boys, Virginia Bozzio, Jerry Bradshaw, Jack Bragg, James Braithwaite, Boyd Brandebery, Robert Brandlein, Dorothy Brandon, Jeanne Brandt, Jacqueline Brandt, June Brandt, Leon Brasohi, Romolo Bratt, Chris Brett, Jonathan Bratt, Thomas Bray, Paul Brawlley, Albert Brehl, Alice Brennan, Geraldine Bremmer, Carmelita Brennan, Mary Ellen Brennan, Ray Brennan William , Breuer, Barbara Breuer, Hazel Brewer, William Brien, Frances Briscoe, Joyce Bristo, Ruby Bristol, Clarence Brogan, Joseph Bronner, Arthur Brook, Joseph Brooke, Betty Brooks, Nellie Broogham, Lorraine Brown, Aveline Brown, Dale Brown, Donna Brown, Joyce Brown, Madeleine Brown, Phyllis Brown, Robert Brown, Ramona Brown, Thaddeus Brown, Wallace Broxson, Richard Bruce, Leonard Bruce, Rowena Bruce, Wallace Bruehl, Patricia Brummett, Hiram Bruneman, Bruce Bruneman, Mariann Brunetti, Arthur Brunetti, Esther Bryan, Annette Bryan, Edward Bryant, Barbara Bryant, Gene Bryant, Gladys Bryant, Inabelle Bryant, Paul Bryant. Walter Bucholltz, Etta Buchanan. William Buckler, Allan Buckley. James Buff, Johanna Bullick. William Bunnel, Phyllis Buonchristiani, Lorenzo Buono, John Burbank, Donald Burch, Don Burge, Les Burke, Carmen Burke, William Burke, William Burkland. June Burman, Jean Burmeister, Robert Burnett. Alvah Burns, Harold Burton, John Burton. Robert Bush. Nanette Bushnell. Allan Butala, Margaret Butcher, Lois Butler, Leonard Butler, Mary Ellen Butler, Mary Lou Butler, Jessie Butterfield, Harry Buzolicht, Glenn Buzolich, Verna Byas, Naomi Byecs, Libby Bynon, Melbourne Bynum, Jay Byrne, John Caburi, Alwin Cahen, Leonard Cain, Catherine Calander, Murcia Calbert, James Calbert, William Caldwell, Lorna Cali, Philip Call, James Callan, Robert Callas, William Callow, Elizabeth Calvert, Rose Calvetti, Dorothy Campana, James Campbell, John Cannan, Lois Cannon, Jean Cannon, Robert Cannon, Thomas Cannon, Walter Canonica, Clara Capper, Doris Capvon, Verna Caragher, Edith Cardinale, Catherine Carey, James Carey, Thomas J. Carlin, William Carlton, Robert Carlyon, Genevieve Carmichael, Bettie Carnohan, Twila M. Carpignano, Josephine Carr, Robert Carr, Robert Carroll, Thomas Carroll, Troy' Carson, Marvin Carter, Nancy Carter, Veneta Caruso, Jack Caruso, William J. Casanare, Henry Casanova, Aldo Cassell, Ben Cassidy, Beverly Cassilagio, Edward Castillo, Ferdinand Castleberry, Milton Castro, Bernardina Castro, Manuel Catalano, Rosemarie Catalla, Dolores Cates, Joan Cather, William Cavallero, Anne Cavallini, Robert Cave, Alys Cavoto, Frank Cedello, William Celado, Abe Cello, Armond Cervesi, Audrey Chabot, Don Chaboya, Arthur Chaix, Bette Chan, Sam Chaney, Phyllis Chang, Sherwood Chantry, Milton Chappell, Chester Chase, Carole Cheek, Christine Checkan, Waldemar Chen, Wei-Shan Chenoweth, Gertrude Cheney, Melvin Chesse, Dian Chew, Wellington Childs, Robert Chin, David Chin. Dick Chinitz, Theresa Chippendale, Ralph Choi, Catherine Chopin, Robert Chow, Charlene Chrisman. Rhoda Christ, Madeline Christensen, James Christensen, Myrna Christensen, Neal Christensen, Roland Christenson, Juanita Christian, Carolyn Christiansen, Meta Christiasen, June Christopher, Claude Chronis, Joy Chubb, Charles Church, Edith Churchon, Margaret Churchun, Stuart Cinnamond, Roger Ciappini, Roy Cidonio, Claire Cinelli, Joanne Cinquini, Peter Clar, Donald Clar, Elizabeth Claret, Raoul Clarey, Keith Clark, Harry Clark, John Clark, Loui e Clark, Robert Clark, Ross Clarke, Leon Clausen, Merle Clauss, Eleanor Claussen, Francis Clay, Charles Clayton, Lorraine Clayton, Walter Calzie, Dorothy Clazie, Robert Clement, Beverly Clemente, Albert Clemente, Rudolph Clifton, Jeanne Clifton, Harold Clinkscale, Edward Coale, Jack Coates, Dorothy Coates, Harry Coates, John Cochran, Philip Cochrane, John Codi, Yvette Cohen, Alyce Cohen, Bernard Cohen, David Cohen, Helen Cohen, Irwin Colbie, Cecelia Cole, Audley L. Cole, John B. Cole, Kenneth Coleman, Evelyn D. Coleman, William H. Collins, Joyce Collins, LeRoy Collins, Ruby E. Collins, Wanda M. Collins, Wm. Colombat, Joan Col.trell, Richard Colvin, George Fominos, Nick H. Compton, Barbara Comstock, Betty Congable, Janet Conley, John Connell, Electa Connelly, Mary R. Conner, William Connolly, Julia Conover. Robert Contel, Jeanne Conroy, Alice Convway, John S. Conserva, Henry Cook, Gilbert Cook, Robert Cook, Weymouth Cook, Wm. Cooke. Angela Cooledge. William Cooley, Bobbie Mae Cooper, Lucille Cooper, Rosemary Coover, Lee Cope, Joan Copen, Elizabeth Copen, Ian L. Coppola, Imo Cornish. Neva Lee Cornuda, Cerlos Corrasa. Gloria Fortez. Nnelia A. Coryell. Corinne Case, Wayne Cosgrove, James Costello, A. Robily Costello. John Cotter, Catherine Coughlin, Daniel Coulter. John fJayl Coukoulis, Pete Covell, George Covey, Colin Cowles, Catherine Cowley, John Cox, Irvin Cox, Lois Cox, Lorraine Cox, Virginia Craft, Lois Crafts, John Craib, Ralph G. Craig, Donald Crandell, Donald Crase, James Craven, Jessie Lee Crawford, Charles Crawford, Eugene Crawford, Robert Crebassa, Arthur Crenshaw, Shirley Cretser, Emory C. Cricks, David Cristich, Mary Criswell, Elizabeth Crum, Marjorie Crum, Winifred Croques, Loet Crosby, Donald Crose, Carolyn Crossley, Edw. Crotty, Ronald Crouse, Frank Crowder, George Crowe, Esther Crowell, Janette Cuddyre, Pete Culligan, Stanley Cummings, Naomi Cummings, Ralph Cummins, Pauline Cunha, Yvonne Cunningham, Marian Cunningham, Marvel Cunningham, Nancy Cunningham, Robert Cupps, Raymond Curley, Edward Curry, John Curshen, Nancy R. Cushman, Rollins Custodio, Vincent R. Dandoue, Mildred Dahlgren, John Daily, Phyllis Marion Dakin, Alfred Dale, Jeanne Dale, Walter Dallal, Evelyn Dalley, Edward Dalton, Peter Daly, Betty Damato, James Dombacher, Arthur D. Damele, Elaine Constance Daniels, Marvin Daniels, Sandra Danielson, Virginia D'Annibale, Dorothy D'Augelli, Nicholas Darila, Zudolph Darlington, Jean Davey, Mary Davids, Vance Davison, Morrie Davis, Anita Boley Davis, Bessie Davis, Duncan Davis, Frank Davis, James Davis, Lloyd M. Davis, Marion Davis, Mary Diana Davis, Maurice Davis, Robert Dawa, Hulda Dawson, Cynthia Dawson. Marcelli Dayle, Terrence Dean, Flora Dean, Gilbert DeBeneditti, Louis DeBique, Leona DeBervin. Jack Raymond DeBow, Raleigh Decayette, Reginald Deely, Frances Deering, Gayle DeGraffenried, Edward DeGregorio, John DeGregorio, Michael Del-Iamen. Elizabeth Anno Delaney, James DelChiaro, Norma Lina Del Grande, Leon M. Delizo. Mary Anne Deliorto. Sophia DeMartini, Lynn Demetrakopulos, Patricia Dempsey, Arthur D. Den Herder, Jeanette Denes, Evelyn Denike, Rosemary Dennis, William N. Dent, Winifred L. Dent, Marjory DeRemus, Lloyd Dermody, Suzanne Desjardins, Dennis J. Demichelli, Carol DeRomanett, Ray DeRyan, James E. Desaleernos, Peter Desin, Jeanette Desmond, Paul Detjen, Jr. H Detloff, Wayne K. Detling, Harriet Dever, Daniel K. Devine, David Devine, Mary Winefred DeVito, Shirley DeVore, Earl DeVries, John Dewar, Anna DeWitt, Shirley B. Dexter, Barbara Diamond, Richard Dias, William Dickerson, Josephine Dickey, Elmer Didero, Aldo Dientay, Alan Dimenstien, Sam Dimitres, Eurydice Dimitropoulos, Constantin Disney, Dwight Dittman, Robert Divinagrocia, Morcelo Dobie, Marion Dobson, Diane Dodge, Richard Doherty, Jacqueline Dolarian, Ara Dolcini, Mary Ellen Dona, William H. Donahue, Winifred Donens, Helen C. Doney, Virginia Dong, Maizie Donohue, Rosemary Doniran, Edward Donovan, Robert Dorenfeld, Adeline Dorter, Stanley Dougherty, Ernest K. Dougherty, Lowene Dougherty, Mary Lynn Doughlas, Donald Douglas, Paul H. Douglas, Robt. Douglass, Robert W. Dowichi, Norman Downey, Harvey Downs, Robert Doyland, Russell Drady, Alice Drady, Noel Dracopoulos, Georgia Draper, Lois Driscoll, Harry Driscoll, Irene Driscoll, Shirley Driscoll, William Drott, Martha Drury, Mary Jane Duckworth, Lula Dudune, Howard Duff, Charles Duffy, Arthur Dugas, Bernard Dunbar, Edwin Dunbar, Harry Jean Dunham, Lydia Dunivan, Harry Dunkel, Robert Dunlop, Paul Dunn, Patricia Dunne, Melvin Dunning, Frederick DuPuis, Dolores Durieck, Claudine Durlacher, Arnold Durq, Andre Durst, Gerald Dury, Emily Duvall, Richard Dusedau. Hellmuth Duskin, Sylvia Earl, Mary Ann East, Luella Easton, Barth Ebinger, Lois Eckenroad. John R. Edgar, Robert C. Edlund, Melvin Edmonds, Nancy Edstrom, Irvin Edwards, Beatrice Ann Edwards, Stanley Egan, Donald F. Eichner, Eina Elander, Frank Elattar, Mohammed Eldredge, Harold Elefant, Robert B. Elkin, Beverly Ellie, John H. Elliott, Norma Ellis, Donald Ellis, Jean Ellisen, Raleigh Elsener, Pat Elston, Arthur Emerick, Aletha Emery, Charles Engel, Albert England, David Engler, Robert Enjaian, Ray Enright, Kathryn Epstein, Richard Ergas, William Erickson, Jerry Ericson, Jeanne Ernes, John Eschen, Martin Espinal, Frank Espy, Edwin Esser, Lyle Eubanks, Joseph Evans, Cleone Evans, Gwen Evans, Jack Evans, Mary Evers, Donald Faber, Norman Fackler, Gene Fagersten, Barbara Fahley, Michael Faig, Milton Falk, Barbara Faralla, Aldo Faraola, Burkett Fanfelli, Roger Farley, Robert Farromeque, Blanca Farullo, Margie Fasano, Dorothy Fashbaugh, Neil Fauth, Bruce Faxon, Jacqueline Fay, Mary Feibusch, Ernst Feldman, Stanley Felts, Rebecca Fenton, Corine Fenton, James Ferguson, Elizabeth Ferguson, William Fernandes, Norman Fernandez, Anthony Ferreira, Beatrice Ferriole, Charrie Ferriole, Vincent Ferro, Michael Fidler, June Field, Beverly Figeroid, Bryant Filice, Evelyn Filipich, Louie Fillmore, Fred Finis, Kenneth. Finkel. Phyllis Finn, Ernest Finnegan, Paul Finnigan, Joseph Finnigan, Thomas Finnigan. Raymond Firpo, William Fischer, Jacob Fish, Rosalie Fisher, John Fisk, Glen Fitch, Walter Fitzgerald, Edward Fitzpatrick, Robert Fleming, Arnella Flesner, Pauline Flippin. Katherine Flood, Allene Florio, Michael Florio, Sophia Flower, Arthur Fluke, Alice Flynn, Maurice Fogarty, Dorothy Foge, Anita Follman, Ruth Foley, Doris Foley, Doris Jo Fonda, James Fong, Alice Fontes, Geneva Fontez, Stanley Forbes, Donald Ford, Kenneth Ford, Margaret Forney, Audrey Forsman, Curtis Forster, Margaret Fosse, Lewis Foster, Jeanne Foster, Patricia Claire Foster, Patricia Fournival, Raymond Fouts, Zelma Fowler, Charlotte Fowler, Kenneth Fowlks, Arlie Fox, Adeline Fox, Maurice Fraile, Mary Fraker, Blaine Franceschi, Jean Franger, Vincent Frank, Dorothy Franke, Antoine Frankel, Mirna Frankis, Ronald Franklin, Edward Franklin, Joseph Franks, Clarence Franks, Richard Fratessa, Claire Fratessa, Leo Fratus, Diane Frazier, Irene Frazier, Raymond Freeman, Alice Freeman, Catherine Freeman, J. Edward Freese, Ellen Freethy, Vernon Freitas, Jesse Frembling, Rosemarie Freudig, June Frick, Herman Friday, Jefferson Friedling, Harriet Friedman, Jerome Friend, Dennis Friese, Stanley Frisby, Katherine Frisby, Ray Fritts, Ruth Fross, Anita Frost, Neil Frost, Ned Frost, Paul Fry, Christine Fuchs, Murray Fujimoto, Akiry Fuiimoto, Akira Fuller, Emily Fullmore, Eleaner Fung, Edsel Furay, Beverly Furman, Donald Furnace, Doris Gabriel, Alfred Gaebler, Mary Alice Gafligan, Patricia Gaffney, Thomas Gagnon, Jacqueline Galassi, Peter O. Gale, Barbara Galeria, Richard Galiano, Peter Gallagher, Helene Gallatin, Elizabeth Gallegos, Herman Galloway, Phyllis Galo, Frank Gano, Patricia Ganster. May Garcia, Lloyd Joseph Garcia. Patricia Gardella, Wilda Gardiner, Walter Gardner, Muriel Gardner, Richard Garner, Georgia Garofalo, Gloria Garrison, Beulah Garry, Barbara Jean Gartland, Geraldine Garvison, John Gaudette, Russell Geannacopulos, Nick Geary, Helen Geary, Jacqueline Gedda. Jeanne Gee, Daniel Gee, Herbert Geiger. Lawrence Geisenhofer. Jule Geistweit. Carole Gelles, Marc Genis, Steve George, Thomas Georges, Theane Gephart, Donald Gergens, Shirley Gernard, Robert Germano, Anna Germano, Tom S. Gerring, Phyllis June Gerstine, Diana Gertmenian, Grace Gex, Harold Ghiglieri, Albert Giacometti, Assunta Giambroni, Frank Giannini, Victor Givvs, Charles Giblin, Joyce Gibson, Manly B. Gibson, Marilyn Gieseke, Wilbert Gilberg, John Gilberg, Richard Gilbert, Albert Gilbert, Charles W. Gilboy, George Gill, Barbara Gilland, John C. Gillespie, Dortha Gillespie, Patricia Gilmore, Norma Gene Gingrich, John D. Gingrich, Margaret Giomi, Diane Giomi, Roy Giovannoni, Jean Gisser, Robert Giusti, William Givens, Cleveland Givens, Harold Glladding, Allen S. Gladstone, James Gladstone, Robert Glass, Betty June Glasser, Dorothy Glasser, Lawrence Glenn, Mary S. Glickfeld, Sidney Glickman, Elissa Glover, Ephraim Goddard, Arva Goforth, Vern B. Goger, Dorothy Gok, James Golbetz, Lee Goldman, Earl Golosman, Ernest Goldrod, Arlene Goldstein, Doris Goldstein, Leonard B. Golumb, Bernard Gonder, Frank C. Gonzales, Nazario Gonzales, Philip Goodison, James Goodwin, Jack Goplen, David Gordeney, Lucile Gordon, Dore L. Gordon, Myra Gordon, Sidney Gordon, Vivian Gorevin, Leland Gorham, Oliver Gorsuch, Florinne Goulart, Robert Gowin, Lawrence Gowin, Lorraine Graber, Ray Grabel, Richard Grabo, George Grace, Alice Grace, Charles Gradin, Robert Graf, Otto Walter Graham, John Graham, Myrtle Graham, Robert Earl Granger, Myrtle L. Grant, Eleanor Grant, Melvin Granz, June Grasse, Marvin Grasso, Joseph Grattan, Joseph Graubart. Harold Graver, Enid S. Graves, Bob Graves, DeBerta Gray, Clifford Gray, Richard L. Gray, Sheila Gray, Shirley Gray, Thomas Graydon, George Windsor Grayson, Herman J. Green, Clarence Green, Katherine E. Green, Raymond Ernest Green, Roy Green, Virginia Greenan, Raymond Greenberg, Bernard Greenblatt, Si Greene, Dennis Greenwood, Robert Greer, Earle R. Gregg, Anne Gregory, Caroline Grialou, Norine Gribben, Joseph Henry Griepenstroh, Alma Griffin, Gerald Griffin, James Griffin, Marian Griffin, Mariam Griffin, Ruth Griggs, Richard Grimason, John Grimes, Mary Griswold, Cleo Gross, Leonara Grow, Thomas Grube, Theodore Gruidl, William Grundt, Eugene Gruner, Kathleen Grutman, Frances Guinasso, Kenneth Guaraldi, Vincent Guastavino, Raymond Gulbransen, Jerry Gunter, James Gurish, Harold Guthrie, John Haberer, Joseph Hack, Katherine Hackney, Reona Hadley, Barbara Hagedorn, Robert Hagedorn, Veraine Hagen, Jeanne Hagerman, Carol Haggerty, Tim Hagop, John Hagopian, John Haight, Jane Hailey, Frank Hains, William Hale, Doreen Haley, B. Jean Haliburton, Ada Hall, Frances Hall, Joan Hall, Lucy Hall, Vilda Hall, Wilafred Halloran, Francie Halstead, Carlos Halstead, Daniel Halter, Mimi Ham, Donald Hamb, Richard Hamilton, Mirian Hammerson, George Hammon, Martha Hampton, James Hancock, Caroline Hand, Joanne Hand, Thomas Hanke, John Hanen, Jennie Hanoum, Alice Hanoum, Catherine Hansen, Charlotte Hansen, Clifford Hansen, Elizabeth Hansen, Eve-lyne Hansen, Grace Hansen, Helen Hansen, June Hansen, Melvin Hansen, Richard Hansen, Russell Hansen, Thelma Hante, Dorothy Harbick, Lois Harder, John Hardie, Philip Hardin, Barbara Harding, Arthur Harding, Monzell Hardy, George Harlan, John Harrah, Donald Harrell, Rufus Harrington, Norman Harris, Donald Harris, John Harris, Dorothy Harris, Hiawatha Harris, Thomas Harris, Verona Harrison, Helen Hart, Joanne Hart, Robert Hart, Thomas Hartman, Jack Hartman, Jack Harwood, Henry Hatchett, James Hatfield, Richard Hastings, John Hauge, Barbara Hauger, Keith Havard, Leola Havemann, Douglas Havilla, Robert Haydis, Alan Hayes, Delores Hayes, Julie Ann Hayes, William Hayland, Carol Haynes, John E Haynie, Emmett L Hayward, Herbert Hazen, Josephine Headley, Ross A Healy, John Healy, Kevin lf Heath Joe Heavey, Edward Hecker, Jane Hecker, Jean Hedberg, Art Held Eleanor Heldoorn Jean Helter, Jacques Helfrich, Mary Helland, Kent John Heller, Harold Henderson, Alberta J. Henderson, Donald Hendrickson, Russell Henri, Betty Heppe, John Hepper, Luisa Pauline Herndon, William Hereria, Cezar Herold, Florence Herr, Anna-Louise Herr, Wallace J. Herrington, Agnes Herzberg, Shirley Hester, James Heyliger, Jose Hiatt, Howard Hickenbottom, James Hicks, Laura Craig Hieronimus, Joanne Hilbert, Al Hill, Doris Hill, Janette Hill, Walter Hillman, Virlin Hilty, Ialene Hinkel, Leo Hinrichs, Neva Hinshaw, Merton Hirano, George Hirano, Satoshi Hirschman, Mary Hitchcock, Roy Hobson, Clarence Hodel, Fred G Hayden, Daniel . Y Y W Hodges, Carol Hodson, Bob Hodson, uy Hoffman, Harold Hoffman, Helene Hoffman, Jack Hoffman, Jadin Hoffman, Jean Hoffman, Sandra Hogan, Mae Holdcroft, Leslie Holden, John Holden, Russell L. Holland, Kay Holland, William Hollingsworth, James Hollis, Willis Holroyd, Robert Holsinger, Lina Holst, Don Holt, Shirley Homan, Earl Honn, Roberta Hopkins, Alice Hopkins, Lois Hopson, Robert K. Hora, Milosh Horr, Robert Horvath, Carrie Hoskinson, N. Frances Hotaling, Josephine Hough, James Houle, Robert Houser, Abraham Houser, Phyllis Houston, Dolores Houston, Roberta Houtchens, Leilani Houweling, Dorothy Ann Hovey, Beverley Hovorka, Helene Howe, Marie Howe, William Howell, Everteen Howard, Idris W. Howard, John Howard, Phyllis Howland, Katherine Hoxie, James Hoyer, Beatrice Huajardo, Dennis Huntalas, Katherine Hubbard, Laura La Verne Huber, Jr., Ernest Huddleson, Beverley Huddleston, Olive Huesby, William Huff, Sue Huffi, Olivia Dora Huffmann, Guntes Hughes, Betty Hughes, Carol Hughes, James Huggins, Gloria Huggins, Kathryn Anne Huggins, Nathan Huggins, Sandra Ann Humphrey, Elizabeth Hunter, Alan Stanley Hunter, Marilyn Hunziker, Rodney Huston, Don Hyde, David L. Hyde, Rotha fSallyl Hyland, John Hynes, William Icaza, Rafael Ihle, Walter Ikeda, Deo Imgrund, George Ingersoll, Frank Ingle, Leonard Irvin, Ruth M. Irvine, Jr., Guy Scott Irvine, Suzanne Isaacson, Barbara Ishii, Charles Isola, Frank E. 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Albert Kapkin, George Kardaghi, Mustafa Kardassakis, Chris Karpilow, Harry Karne, Bernard Kase, Donald Kashevaroff, Owen Kaster, Beverley Kastl, Muriel Kato, Richard Kaufeldt, Carlos Kauffman, Neal Kauffman, William Kaufman, Geraldine Kaufmann, Muriel Kauk, Robert Kauser, Ted Kawahara, William Kay, Ruth Keaney, Elisa Keaney, Thomas Keating, James Keene, Herbert Keith, Jean I Kelleher, Elsa Kelley, Betty Anne Kelling, Jacqueline Kelly, Eugenia Kelly, Gene Kelly, Joseph Kelly, Lottie May Kelly, Mary Kelly, Mary Ellen Kelly, Trumbull Kelsey, Beatrice Kendall, Thomas Kenna, Edward Kennedy, Altheda Kennedy, Doris Kennedy, Edwin Kennedy, Norma Kenney, Gerald Kenney, Kathryn Kennington, Carolyn Kerchief, Elmo Kermoyan, Aram Kern, Doris Keropian, Michael Keropian, Robert Kerrigan, Kathleen Kershaw, Rosellen Kessel, Harlan Ketterer, Dorathy Kevich, Ruth Khenchelian, Bernita Kilkeary, Patricia Kilkenny, Maye Kilpatrick. Terry Kimball, Elizabeth Kimball, Rolland Kimura, Tetsumi King, Albert King, Jack King, Lorena King, Norton Kinosian, Gladys Kinsey, Barbara Kinsey, John Kirby, Emmett Kirk, Clarita Kirth, Wyatt Kitchiner, Franlclfin Kite, Russell Kittelman, Arthur Kittredge, Anne Kiol, John Klein, Thomas Kleinsorge, Evelyn Kling, Robert Klunis, Thomas ,A Knapp, Charles Knapp, Mary Knighton, George Knowles, Thelno Knox, Graham Knuth, Donald Koba, Toshi Kobuke, Mary Kofi, Charles Kofman, Morton Kohtz, Raymond Koich, Marjorie Kolar, Frances Kolling, Walter Kollmann, Glenn Kollmann, John Komsthoft, Brenda Kontaxis, Nicholas Koobatian, Raymond Koors, Donald Koozekanani, Ali Kopanos, Edward Koser, Norman Kosmos, Gregory Koszalnik, Carl Kottinger, William Kouell, Cynthia Kouns, Maxine Kowall, Olga Krahn, Jacquelyn Kramer, Sara Kraus, lla Krawitz, Earl Krieger, Beverly Kritikokos, Steve Kroeckel, Robert Kroesing, Elizabeth Krulevitch, Joan Kubes, Mary Alyce Kuffel, Rita Kugler, Gloria Kupako, Asher Kung, Shu Sen Kure, Victor Kuwada, Grace La Casse, Audrey LaGuardia, Vincent Laine, Jacqueline Lambert, Don Lambert, Jessie Lampson, Frank Laubscher, Walter Lanci, Leona Landi, Albert Lande, Robert Landsberg, Norman Lane, Thomas Lang, Alois Lang, John Lange, Mary Langendorf. Donald Langsten, Hattie E, Lanigan, Wililiam Lanning, Robert Lapacina, Ann La Pedis. Arthur Larew, Opal Larkins, Joy Larmuseau, Henri Larrabee, Leland Larson, Ardene Lashure, Marion Latham, Harold Lathrop, Wendell Lau, Lana Lavaroni, Charles Laveau, Dorothy Lavezzi, Lorraine Law, Loretta Lawhon, Paul Lawson, Alvin Lawson, John Lawson, Mary Laycock. John Layne, Marilyn Leach. Dolores Lear, Wilbue Ledesma, Edward Lee, Charles Lee, Esther Lee, Henry Lee, James Lee, Jean Lee, Martha Lee, Thelma Lee, Yook Leeburg, Rollie Leeburg. Shirley Leedy, William Lelfmann. Harry Lehigh, William Lehmann, Donald Lehr, Irene Leishman, Virginia Le Master, Mary Lemback. Sally Lena, Leland Lena, Stanley Leno, Barbara Lenzer, Hubert Leonard, Barbara Leonard, Claire Leong, Joanne Leplin, Emanuel LeProtti, Stanley Lescohier, Ruth Leslie, Lenore Lesser, Jean Lieupp, Richard Levenson, Irving Levin, Cecil Levin, Harold Levine, Janice Levine, Gertrude Levine, Mildred Levitt, Edward Levon, Vincent Levy, Clifford Levy, Joan Ley, Julie Leyva, Theresa Lew, Lawrence Lewis, Clint Lewis, Constance Lewis, Grace Lewis, Louie Lewis, Nellie Lewis, Ralph Lewis, Rollin Lewis, Virginia Li, Din-Yi Liatos, Aristide Licu, Arnaldo Liddicoat, John Lieber, Dick Lievore, Angelo Lieberman, Alexander Lievore, John Ligoa, Caroline Liggett, William Lihtz, May Lillard, Jerry Lillieborg, Birgen Lindauer, Douglas Lindquist, Paul Lindsay, John T. 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David Maruoka, Kazuo Masoero. Evelyn Mason, Arthur Mason, John Massaro, Sal Massey, Elizabeth Massey, Warren Mastorakos. James Mathews, Pat Matsler, Vivian Matsuura. Kiyo Matthes, Walter Mattison, Duane Matulich, Anthony Matzoll. Harold Maxwell, Thornton Mavor, Kenneth Mayeda, Akira Mayers, Carl Mayerson, Irving Mazmanian, Naomi Mazza, Olga Mazza, Ralph Meade, Florence Meagher, Charles Meagher, Uon Meagher, Mary Mecnlowicz, Sonja Medlin, Ann Mee, Barbara Meeder, Gerald Meehan, Nancy Meek, Uolores Megmo, Honoire Melanephy, Margaret Melby, Dorothy Melendez, Mina Meletis, Andrew Melinskowsky, Ludmila Melnick, Margie Menaster, Ray Mencott, Bonnie Mendioroz, Rudy Mendonca, Joan Mendonca, Norman Mendoza, Arceli Menichetti, Laura Menne, Robert Mensinger, Marian Meredith, Wilson Merlino, Gene Merry, Bob Merry, Veronica Mertens, Carol Mertes, David Metzner, Dorothy Meserole, Russell J. Messer,Virginia Messinger, Irene Meyer, Patricia Meyers, Betty Lou Michael, Ann Micheli, Enrico Mickey, Ernest Miekins, Grant Miguel, Esther Mihovich, Dorothy Mila, Francis Miland, Wilda Milkovich, Richard Millar, Barbara Miller, Bruce Miller, Cecil Miller, Douglas Miller, Ethelmay Miller, Henry Miller, Jack Miller, Joan Miller, Joyce Miller, Mardelle Miller, Marie Miller, Mary Miller, Milan Miller, Richard Miller, Roger Miller, Seymour Miller, William Millerish, Pat Milliron, Billie Joyce Millisich, Marian Mills, Angelina Mills, Richard Mills, Roger Mills, Stanley Milovich, Eleanor Milton, Rose Minaker. Anne Miner, George D., Jr. Minkel, Walter Minnis, Lerreck Minor, John, Jr. Minzenmayer, Doris Mirkovich, Phyllis Miroyan, Vartkes Misner, Gordon Mitchell, Adrienne Mitchell, Carmen Mitchell, John Mitchell, Lawrence Mitchell, Malcolm Mitchell, Richard Mochizuki, Etsuko Mochizuki, Mariko Moeller, Robert Moezzi, Bahman Moezzi, Farhad Mozzli, Maryann Moffatt, Vyetta Mohan, Kishori Moisson, Claire Molo, Georgia Molteni, Beverly Moncharsh, Phyllis Money, Marilyn Monson, Shirl R. Montes, Louis Montgomery, John Montgomery, Marilouise Montoli, John Montoro, Frank Mooney, Jean Moore, Gene Moore, Johnena Moore, Leo Moore, Richard Moore, Robert Moore, Ruth Moore, William Moorvartian, Dorothy Moran, Edward Moreno, Joseph Morey, Thurman Morelli, Anthony Morehouse, Margaret Morgan, Wallace Morgan, Warren Morger, Severin Morley, John Morrill, Olivia Morris, Elayne Morris, John Morrow, Barbara Morrow, George Morrow, Lucy Ann Morse, Selby Morton, Marian Mosley, Margaret Maslach, Nicholas Motoyoshi, Noriko Moulder, K. 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David McElroy, Elizabeth McElroy, Louis McFarland, Carol McFarland, William McFeeley, John McGee, Teresa McGinley, Virginia McGinnis, Robert McGlinchy, Donald McGowan, Jane McGowan, Thomas McGowan. William McGrath, Emily McGrath, Nan McGrath, Vincent McHugh. Jeanne Mclntosh, Jean McKay, Jack McKean, Betty McKean, Joan McKean, Verdinal McKee, Mari' McKee, Patricia McKenna, Helen McKimmy, Alice McKinley. Ken McLeod, Frances McMillan, Lee lvlclvlillan, William lvlclvlillln, Marjorie lVlcMillian, Olga lV1cNaughton, Thomas lvlcNee, Robert lvlcliemar, Robert lVlcNern, Hugh lvlcNerney, barbara lvlclslicholas, Michael lvlcrleynolds, John lvicVelgh, Robert Nader, Kamal Naley, Patricia LYEICY, Rlchard li atoll, Joseph Navarra, Lenore Neal, Carolyn Neale, William Neathery, Donald Neobergall, Margaret AYEBISY, Anna Netn, Gloria Nelson, Rodney LYBISOH, Bryce Nelson, Darold DIBASDD, Uouglas Nelson, Gertrude Nelson, Katherine Nelson, Ruth Nemott, llean Netherton, Raymond Neatiaus, Robert N ewlanos, Katherine Newell, .lack Newman, Robert N ewsham, Gerald Nlchelini, Dorothy Nichols, Mary Nicholson, Thomas Nlckelson, Robert Nlcolaisen, Thormod Nlcolini, Henry Niehaus, Goldie Nlemolles, Clyde Nlhan, Leonard lNlllll1S, Geraldine Nlshklan, Beverley Nitzsche, Marion Ng, Albert Ng, Benton Noda, Mary NDHSIDQEY, Henry Normand, Marilyn Norin, William Norman, Patricia Norville, Howard Nowicki, Stanley Noyes, Virginia Nugent, George Nunn, Roberta Nunziato, Agnes Nurmi, Barbara Nye, Janet Nye, Joseph Nygaard, Gladys Nyhan, Marianne Oakes, Donald O'Berry, Gregory O'Brien, John O'Brien, Leo O'Brien, William O'Connell, Pauline O'Connell, Rose Marie 0'Connor, Adrienne O'Connor, Elaine O'Connor, Frank O'Connor, James O'Connor, Thomas Oddone, John Oddstad, Leona Odell, James Odegard, Lawrence O'Donnell, Edward O'Donnell, John O'Drain, James O'Driscoll, Cecilia Oertel, Walter Olfenberg, Sonya Ogden, Jack O'Haire, Bernard O'Hara, Kenny O'Hern, Vincent Okada, Ben Okamoto, Kewa O'Keefe, William O'Leary, Michael Olney, Robert Olson, Rosallie Olson, Wesley 0'Ma.lley, James O'Neal, Florence Ong, Harold Ono, Frank Oretger, Elda Orlandi, Dino O'Rourke, Beverly Orr, Grace Orr, Patricia Orr, Betty Osborne, Jane Osburn, Vance Osegueda, Eugene Ostby, Hank Ostrender, Peter Ostroumov, Tatiana Osuna, Herbert Oswald, Larry Oto, Bob Otto, Gerhardt O'Toole, Colleen OW, Yuk Oyamada, Kazuko Padilla, Arthur Pagone, Lucille Palasky, Irving Pallari, Peter Palmer, Everett Pangan, Carmencita Panol, Felix Panttaja, Lee Pappas, Alice Pappas, Louis Pape, Robert Paras, Sophie Parayo, Guadalupe Parduai, Ernest Parenti, John Paris, Ann Parish, Charles Parish, Erroll Parker, Donald Parker, Virjean Parkhurst, Beverly Parodi, Alto Partanen, Esther Pasanen, John Patchen, Leonard Patrick, Russell Patterson, Oscar Patterson, Robert Paulhe, George Paulsen, Lorin Paulsen, Warren Payne, Dick Payne, William Peacock, John Pearson, Richard Peck, Dorothy Peck, Leland Pedersen, Donald Pederson, Talbert Pedley, William Peek, R. 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Gilbert Small, Ernest Small, Jack Smedt, Leo Smeland, Ralph Smith, Florabell Smith, Frederick Smith, Glen Smith, Greta Smith, Helen Smith, James Smith. Janice Smith, Jean Smith, Luella Smith, Marjorie Smith, Marshall Smith, Peter. Smith, Renon Smith, Robert Smith, William Smith, William E, Snare, Betty Snyder, George Sockolov, Robert Soder, Robert Soetaert. Barbara Solari, Darrow Solero, Hulda Iris Solina. Salvatore Soll, Ernee Salt, Jack Somwerdt, James Son, Patricia Sondeno, George Sonneborn. Herbert Sonnenfeld. Peter Soo Hou, Donald Sosa, Raoul Sousa, Thomas South, Glenn Southerland. Betha Sparrnwe, Shirley Snaulding, Jean Speakman, John Spellman, Claire Spencer, Dean Spencer, Kenmour Spielbaver, Edna Spier, Donald Spingals, Victor Spini, Genie Spini, Henry Sprinkel, Elaine Squier, Robert Stackhouse, Clara Staddelholer, John Staengel, Ruth Stafford, Chase Stahl, Charles Stahl, Dorothy Stall, Frances Stallone, Joseph Stanford, Lee Stansfield, John Stapleton, Geraldine Stark, Dale Starr, Richard Stasek, Wallace Stathakis, Efstathios Steele, Anne Steele, Juliette Steigman, Hugo Stein, Henry Stein, Maxwell Steinberg, Harold Steinert, Lydia Stender, Stella Stephens, Teophilas Stephens, Carole Stephens, Harold Stephens, Lloyd Stephens, Mary Stephens, William Stetson, Barbara Steveley, Frances Stevenson, Richard Stevenson, Robert Steward, Clifford Stewart, Harold Stockham, Jaquith Stockwell, Frances Stott, Barbara Stoke, Marjorie Stone, Merle Storer, Richard Storti, Franklin Strahl, Marilyn Strand, Betty Strauss, Florence Streicher, Paul Stribley, Carol Strohl, Daniel Strom, Doris Strom, Walter Stuart, Louise Stuart, Weldon Stuck, F. Joan Stuck, Raymond Stuhr, Jacqueline Stussi, Richard Sullivan, James Sullivan, Lois Summ, William Sund, Rosalie Sundquist, Louise Sunshine, Adrian Susoeff, James Sutherland, Rosemary Sutorius, Martha Svendsgaard, Lew Svirsky, Herman Swain, Marieta Swan, William Swanson, Charles Swanson, Harlan Swanson, Robert Swanson, Shirley Sweeney, Patricia Sweeney, Susanne Sweeney, Terence Swetka, Alex Swift, Lolita Swift, Mervyn Switzer, Peggy Sylvestri, Florence Tabibi, Mehdi Tabke, Harry Tadlock, Barbara Takahashi, Kazumi Takemoto, Arthur Talbot. Ralph Tam, Gloria Tamblin, Robert Tammen, Harry Taniuatoo, Ernesto Tapiro, Rudolph Tarkington, John Tarleton. Ralph Tauber, Everett Taulber, Raymond Tausch, George Taylor, Adair Taylor, Alva Taylor, Barbara Tehaney, Barbara Terry. Betty Tewell, Jennie Thatcher, Elizabeth Thatcher. 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