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

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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.

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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.

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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.