San Jose City College - Collegian Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1962 volume:

administration organizations classes activities sports contents ASM: 1962 . . . For centuries, the lamp has been symbolic of a guide to life. Through myth, scripture, verse and song, writers have praised light for its guiding qualities. Lamps have guided the weary footsteps of those who were running from war, pestilence, disease, and famine. We too who attend and are a part of San Jose City College, use a lamp as a symbol of guidance. From within the confines of our premises. Just as physical light has evolved from the faint glimmer of the whale blubber lamp, to the flicker of the candle, to the kerosene lamp, to the electric light; so the light of knowledge has increased from a simple beginning. The light of knowledge serves to illume ever brighter the path which every man must traverse. The light of knowledge gleams, to guide us toward a more humane, intelligent, and benevolent view of our fellow man. It is this which all of education must continuously seek to achieve. As the light of knowledge becomes brighter, our endeavor will be to send forth better citizens in the hope that those with whom they come in contact will be made better by it. — N. R. administration EXECUTIVE STAFF- St.mding: TORREY SMITH, DEAN OF VETERANS AND PLACEMENT; PHILLIP H. KLEIV, REGISTRAR; LARRY ARNERICH, DEAN OF MEN; HOWARD BIEBESHEIMER, ASSISTANT DEAN OF INSTRUCTION; CLIFFORD A. TRANSETH, ASSISTANT DEAN OF EXTENDED DAY; jealcd: P. M. BLISS, DEAN OF INSTRUCTION; MAY DUIGNAN, DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES; H. R. BUCHSER, PRESIDENT; MORRIS GOLDNER, VICE PRESIDENT; JOHN R. BROKENSHIRE, DEAN OF EXTENDED DAY. from tlxe president’s desk.. .. If is fitting that our College Yearbook Staff has selected leadership as its theme. It is not by accident that student leaders direct and guide the activities of the College. No organization can operate long or successfully without a leader. A leader's task is to guide the organization toward established objectives. Leadership in its truest sense stems from the character and strength of the individual -involved. One cannot give true leadership unless he is willing to sacrifice. This not only calls for time, but also effort. Tolerance and understanding likewise are attributes of successful leaders. One cannot close his mind to the thoughts and suggestions of others if he is to succeed as a leader. All viewpoints must be considered. In arriving at a decision, due study and consideration are of the utmost importance; and once a decision has been made, it requires courage to stand by the decision in the face of criticism and selfish interests. Our Student Body officers through the years have given San Jose City College a student government that is surpassed by none in the State. Under this outstanding leadership the cultural development of our community and College has been enhanced, an outstanding college newspaper developed, scholarships to stimulate academic achievement created, an active sports program sponsored, and an evening film series for cultural and academic advancement supported. Our Student Body activities program has merited favorable commendation from the Western College Association in our Accreditation Report. As President of San Jose City College, I take this opportunity to congratulate the leaders of the Student Body and also to express my appreciation to Mr. C. W. Palmer, Advisor, and the Yearbook Staff for their outstanding effort on behalf of our College. DOROTHY ADAMS Dcntol Assisting JAMES BABCOCK Drafting JOHN BROOKSHIER Electronics RICHARD CASEY Business Education VINCENT COSTANZA Mathematics AARON ALEXANDER English JOAN BAUARD Nursing GUY BROWN Psychology RICHARD CHRISTIAN English ALBERT CRANE Biological Science MARION ALLEN English ROBERT BARTON English ROBERT BRUNDIN Assistant Librarian BETTIE CLARKE Dental Assisting RAY CRESWELl Electronics MARY ASAZAWA Nursing STUART BENNETT Drama MARK BUNGE Science RAYMOND COLLINS Speech WILBERT CROCKETT English ROSS ATKINSON Business WILLIAM BLUM Psychology JAMES CANTERBURY English DONALD CONWAY Mathematics GLADYS CRUMMEY Speech NORMA AUBRY Foreign Language ARTHUR BROADBENT Social Science VINCENT CARTER Music EUSTAQUIO CORTEZ Auto Mechanics THOMAS CRUNK Drafting the faculty . . • shares its knowledge . . . EVONNE DAVENPORT BILL DEEM MARY DEJANI CELIA DENUES ALEXANDER DESOTO JEANNE DICKEY Physical Education Electronics Cosmetology Speech English Home Economics ALBERT DIPIPPO ROBERT DOERR HARLEY DOW MARY DURYEA LUCIIE EASTMAN JACK ELLIS English Social Science Physical Education Speech English Business Education MERRITT ELMORE DANIEL EPSTEIN WILBUR ERICKSON MELCHIOR ESTRADA ROBERTA FIRETAG HERBERT FORD Mathematics Social Science Machine Shop Electronics Dental Assisting Engineering PETER FRANUSICH WILFRED GIBBS LINDA GIDLEY NORMA GILLESPIE FRED GLASS ROBERT GOUDY Psychology Drafting Physical Education Business Education Plumbing Art EUGENIA GRABIEC CURTIS GRANT GEORGE GREEN WILLIAM GREEN JUNE GROSS HUBERT HALL Mathematics Social Science English Physical Science Health Education librarian KATHRYN HAll Mathematics MARILYN HEIN Physical Science ROSEMARY HOISINGER English ROBERT KING Physical Science LOIS LEE Cosmetology VIRGINIA HAll Psychology IAVONNE HEINSEN English ELAINE JOHNSON Social Science JULE ANN KINGSLEY Physical Education WILLIAM LEEVER Carpentry CLIFFORD HANSEN Music ROY HENDRICKSON Mathematics DARRELL JOHNSTON Music CARROL KINNEY Electricity CLAUDE LOUDENSLAGER Physical Science HARRY HASS Biological Science CLYDE HERRICK Electronics ROBERT JONES Physical Education ALVIN KOSLOFSKY Business Education MERVIl MjcLEAN Mill Cabinet JOHN HASSUR Biological Science ERNEST HILLIGAS Social Science LLOYD JORGENSEN Mathematics ROBERT KRESS Drafting ELEANOR MAOERIS English EDGAR HEFFLEY Social Science GEORGE HOLEMAN Biological Science JAMES KERSHAW Interior Decoration 8ARBARA LEA Business Education RICHARD MANSEAU Drafting to kindle the lamp that youth may employ MARC MARUS JOHN MARTIN THOMAS McCABE ANDREW McFARLIN CLEMENT M GUIRE ELIZABETH MERSEREAU Psychology Drafting Mathematics Drafting Social Science Medical Assisting GEORGE MEYER EDWARD MOGIER LAWRENCE MORRIS ROBERT MOXLEY KENNETH MUCHOW WILLIAM NAKASO Psychology English Biological Science Physical Science Electronics Health Education KENNETH NASH KENNETH NEEIY CHARLES NISBET JEAN NIX GARTH NORTON RAMON OESCHGER Electronics Welding Business Education Psychology Social Science Art LLOYD OKSEN JAMES PADGETT CARL PALMER LEON PAPKOFF GEORGE PAYTON JAMES PEABODY Chemistry Physical Education Journalism Biological Science Lav Enforcement English JACK PEASE ROBERT POWELL CHARLOTTE PRICE MARTIN PROLO THELMA RADDING VERLE RAYMALEY Mathematics Sheet Metal Foreign language Business Education Business Education Nursing JANET REDMAN Nursing SAMUEL SCHWARTZ Social Science CLARINE STEIL Nursing GEORGE VLAHAKIS Business Education CHARLES WILOER Business Education EMMETT RICKARD Psychology RICHARD SCHWENDINGER Business Education ELMER STEWART Printing DOUGLAS WEISS Physical Science RUDOLPH WILOERMANN Business Education GEORGE RITCHIE Electronics LAURINE SEGUIN Art GbNHILD SWANSON Physical Education HAROLD WENDLANDT Physical Science ELIOT WIRT Mathematics CLARA ROBBINS Business Education EDWARD SHUSTER Photography BETTY TUSUP Health Education WILLIAM WEST Social Science DALE WOLFE Mathematics ESTHER ROBINSON Nursing SI SIMONI Physical Education ELEANOR TWEEDIE English JAMES WHEELEHAN Physical Education JON WRIGHT Business Education WALTER ROBINSON Speech THOMAS SMITH Physical Education CORA VAN EATON Librarian DOUGLAS WHITTEMORE Foreign Language ANTHONY ZEPPA Electronics the light of learning ... to scatter the shadows . NOT PICTURED GILBERT ASAMA DONALD NESBIT JACK BURROWS ANGELO PESTARINO DAVID COFFIN GLEN REINEGGER DALE CRAWFORD GRACE SNIVELY LOUIS HERKENHOFF BETTY WARREN JOHN JAEGER VOCATIONAL CAFETERIA Left to right: HELEN WALLACE, IEANNA ENTREKIN, ROSE PRIZZI, LEERIA RUSH, EFFIE ZANA, HELEN HEILIG. CUSTODIANS - Back row: GEORGE ROBI-TAILLE, JOE PATERSON, LOUIS RANDEAU, DALE YOUNGMAN. DARRYL BRYANT, GEORGE SIMMONS, WALTER MILLER; front row: LAWRENCE AMLLER, MEL LEMA, RENE CLAVERIE, CARLOS ZANA, HEAD CUSTODIAN. MAIN CAFETERIA - Back row: JOAN SONSINI, OLGA BENNA, RUBY KING, ELMA BUTTRAM. PEARL MERRITT, JAN HEINMAN; front row: JEWEL LOGAN, HELEN HEILIG, MARY PERRY. ROOM 30 STAFF — BETTY SHORT, VELMA HARRIS. GRACE MeBIRNEY. these are CUSTODIANS NOT PICTURED TONY GUISSI GEORGE CHAMBERS BEN LACK SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT - LOIS NELSON. LIBRARIANS - JANE STUBBS, NORMA A ENACHO FINANCE OFFICE - KAREN WOODFIll, BETH REYNOLDS AND STAN CLARK, A1ANAGER OF STUDENT OPERATIONS. SECRETARY TO THE VICE PRESIDENT KATHLEEN HINES OFFICE STAFF - Back row: HELEN PETERSON, YVONNE LITZ, LEE DYE, BARBARA MONTANUS, MARY NUNES, JOAN WILL, MARGARET BARRETT, MARIAN THOMSON. HELEN CORRICK; firsr row: JOYCE BARKER, MILDRED LcDEIT, MARY WHISTON, LEONA SILVA. BARCLAY BROWN. BOOKSTORE - ALEEN MERRITT. EVELYN DEPEW. ... t irt] speech ai Back row: JOE BIONDOLILLO, fall and spring trcasuror; JOE VAN DENBURG, fall I.C.C. representative; KAROLYN GRAGG, spring vice president; RAYLENE GRAY, fall secretary; BOBBY BRENKWITZS, spring I.C.C. representative. Front row: JOE BENSON, fall prosidont; JERRY BOYER, spring president; not pictured, SUE ANDERSON, spring secretary. ski club Ski Club of City College was organized in the Spring of 1960 by Al Eggen in order to promote skiing both on snow and water. The Club bounced into action again this year by Karolyn Gragg with over 150 members and many trips in the snow around Lake Tahoe and Squaw Valley area. Water skiing trips were planned also in Lake Tahoe and the beautiful Lake Berryessa. In the past year, Ski Club, being number one club on campus, has participated in many activities. Karolyn Gragg, who was elected Homecoming Queen, was represented by the Club, and also Raylene Gray, elected first princess. A third place award was given to the club for one of the best booths at the Homecoming Carnival. Other activities included a successful snow cone sale and a Snow Cone Ball. Much recognition has been given to Ski Club for their abundance of participation in all-around sports. moi(l ; lldis;iii. cl«to One of the most outstanding organ-izations on campus. Merchandising club has contributed much to the cultural, social, and educational status of its members and to the school itself. A few of the many activities which the club sponsors are: Homecoming Dance, an annual Fashion Show, an annual Top Management Banquet, a D.E.C.A. convention trip, many social events, and numerous fund raising activities for the student body. In addition, the club is affiliated with the State and National Distributive Education Clubs of America, which strive to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. Proof of the club's ability to produce leaders is given by the national recognition which the club has received. Back row: DAVE DoMELLO, DAVE ALDRICH, PHIL FRANTZ, MIKE FATJO, LARRY PECK; front row: MIKE REDMOND, SHERRY NASSAR, CECIL VIGIL. Back row: GENE BELEY, JACK WATTS, BOB ALVAREZ, MANNY ROBIES, STAN NASCIMENTO; front row: JILL MUIR, SUSAN ROBLES, MARILYN CANCLINI. beta plxi gamma Beta Phi Gamma, National Coeducational journalistic fraternity on campus, is the journalism honor group which gives recognition to individual ability and achievement. The group works for cordial relationships between the student press and members of the profession and hopes to unite in a congenial fraternity those students who show their interest in journalism and San Jose City College by their unselfish service and high grade point average. This year Beta Phi Gamma sponsored Ladies Man on Campus, with the proceeds going to the scholarship fund. Yearly function of the organization is to promote the San Francisco Light Opera Series. chess club The Chess Club is open to all students who have an interest in chess. Each semester a chess tournament is held to determine which player can play the most games by elimination. The club has matches with other colleges where the top players of each school compete in grueling matches of wit and thought. winners BILL WALLACE FRED TAMOTO LESLY BERGER ANDY JANSONS MIKE SELL JERRY KRIKAVA DICK WILSON Back row: FRED TAMOTO, RICHARD WILSON, BILL WALLACE. PAUL SEITZ. Sitting: HOWARD TALNEY, LESLIE BERGER. MR. ELIOT WIRT IS ADVISOR. international The International Club is open to all foreign students on campus, and any American student the club feels could further the interest SPRING OFFICERS-KAZI AHMAD, VICE PRESIDENT; JERRY TAGATAC, ICC REPRESENTATIVE; SECARIA ARGEl, TREASURER; MOHAMMED GERIED, PRESIDENT. Back row: LAWRENCE HOMALON, SARATH VIDANAGE, PETER SALIMI, VICTORIANO DENGRA, PETER ZAMBETTI, MANSOUR AZIN, LOUIS AVILA, RAUL SOTO-SEELIG, J. C. PEABODY, ADVISOR; ART BARRERAS, HOSSEIN TOWFIGHI, SALVADOR GASCON, VICTOR DEMATTEIS, ALFREDO VARGAS, GrVSIPPE BAGLIONE, PAOLO RAFFAEll, MOHAMMED GERICD. Middle row: MARSHA HASKETT, LAVINIA REYES, LETECIA PIEDAD, SECARIA ARGEL, CARLA ALIBERTI, FRANCAS KUBOTA, MRS. GRABIEC, ADVISOR. First row: YOSHIHIKO KITAMURA, ALBERT GARIBALDI, AUGISTINO VENEGAS, KAZI AHMAD, ORLANDO REYES, GIUSEPPI NESCI. of the club. This club, which is very active in student affairs, has 45 members this year. One accomplishment of the club was their outstanding booth at the Homecoming Carnival that took third place. club FALL OFFICERS: RAUL SOTO-SEELIG, PETER ZAM-BETTI, LETICIA PIEDAD, MOHAMMED GERIED. a. w. s. Back row: MRS. ROSEMARY HOLSINGER, ADVISOR; BONNIE PAYNE, VICE PRESIDENT; MAR-GUERITE GUNNELS, REPORTER. Front row: ALIKO SHINADA, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN; NANCY FIALHO, PRESIDENT; BARBARA DEREMO, TREASURER; SHIRLEY CLARK, ICC REPRESENTATIVE; PAT STONECYPHER, PRESIDENT; VIRGINIA SAUNDERS. VICE PRESIDENT, SPRING 1962 SEMESTER. AWS is interested in promoting fellowship among San Jose City College women, sponsoring social affairs, and opening opportunities to coeds to be leaders in campus life. This year the club sponsored such activities as: The Christmas Tea, Women's Fall Social, AWS fall fashion show and hostessing the Alta California Conference held at S.J.C.C. campus. sigma eta toeta Sigma Eta Beta, cosmetology club, whose name means skilled hands of beauty, have been responsible for many activities such as: cheering the children in a tuberculosis ward at the Santa Clara County Hospital and collecting books and small items to make the children .more comfortable. The girls held an installation dinner and sponsored a candy sale on campus. The proceeds went for baskets for the needy on Thanksgiving Day. A contest is held yearly in which members compete for awards in hair cutting and styling. Left to right: LOIS LEE, ADVISOR; KATHY DIMAS, HISTORIAN; PAULA RODRIGUEZ, SECRETARY; SEIKO KAMADA, VICE PRES-IDENT; BONNIE PATTERSON, PRESIDENT; ETHEL COMPTO, TREASURER; SHARON CONCORD, ICC: MARY HAMILTON, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN. circle k The Circle K is a branch of the Kiwanis Club and is sponsored by the Westside Kiwanis of San Jose. The Circle K is an International Organization which acts as a service club on campus. During the past year the organization has put on the Winter Formal Cable Car Classic, sponsored a candidate for Homecoming, participated in the Homecoming carnival and helped on many other college activities. JAMES R. KASPER, SECRETARY; MR. ED MOGLER, ADVISOR; CARLTON GALBRAITH, PRESIDENT; JIM ZAMAGNI, VICE PRESIDENT; MIKE GOWER, I.C.C. REPRESENTATIVE. campus y Campus Y, affiliated with YMCA and YWCA, is open to all students on campus. The club promotes a number of activities throughout the school year for the education and entertainment of its members. This year, the club sent two representatives to Asilomar for four days of educational seminars on current topics; made a trip to McKinnon School for retarded children, sponsored a guest speaker on '.'World-wide Y Movement, and sponsored a movie for the college on placing foreign students in American colleges. Back row: RONALD HARLAN, NORMAN PRATT, IAN IMRIE, JIM KISER, MR. EMMETT RICKARD, ADVISOR. Front row: JUDY GREELY, JOAN TASHJIAN, CAROL HOWARD, JUDY ATTIX, MRS. JEAN NIX, ADVISOR. delta nu Membership in Delta Nu is open to students enrolled in the dental assistants program and students preparing to enroll in the program. The purposes of the club are to promote dental health education on campus and to render service in the activities for the benefit of the student body. JUDY LANNIN, DONNA ROTOLO, JUNNEIL LEWIS. NORMA BUHLER. JUDY GRIFFITHS. JANE DELAP. medical club The Medical Assisting Club is open to students in the medical assisting program, which prepares students to enter the field of aiding medical men. In addition to such training, the club also sponsors socials, trips, and speakers, who talk on how to achieve the medical goal. wlrite caps The White Caps is a campus organization composed of students in the nursing program at San Jose City College. It supports and encourages participation in college activities; attempts to promote a good relationship between students and the community, and provides a common bond among nursing students. PHYLIIS RYDQUIST, HISTORIAN; EDITH LITTLE, SECRETARY; DARLENE CAMPBELL, PRESIDENT; DEBBIE BIHN, VICE PRESIDENT; LEILA BURNS, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN; BEVERLY HIURA, ICC REPRESENTATIVE. It has aided nursing education by having a guest speaker each month, by close association with local nursing organizations, and by contributing to the local medical services. business club Prerequisites for membership in the business club are enrollment in or completion of two or more classes in the business field. In addition to the meetings, are field trips and various businessmen who speak on topics pertinent to their particular profession. In the Spring semester, the name of the club was changed to the Investment Club. JIM CAROLLO, PRESIDENT; CARL BAILEY, TREASURER. JOHN PETERS, ICC REPRESENTATIVE Back row: SUE BYRNE, ROSANN ROMANO, MARY ANN ZORIA, JOYCE COOPER, BARBARA CASALEGNO, JUDIE FAIRCHILD, LORRAINE D'AM-BRUOSO, MARGUERITE GUNNELS, DIANE FERRO, JOYCE COLLINS, SYLVIA LEE, TERESA NAJERA, CAROLE MALLEY, DOTTIE CHERNEY, MARY CHERNEY, MARY ANN KELLY, MR. WALT ROBINSON. ADVISOR. Middle row: VALERIE BELLI, EMILY FELICE, PATRICIA ROMANO, MARISA RIZZO, JOSIE ROMANO, JUDY KASTENS, ANN McCARTHY, LEANNE TOMASELLO. Front row: JOE MACALUSO, JIM RICHARD, NAT MURACA, SAL GASCON, ERIC HARSCHILD, DAVE MARTINEZ, JOHN CHERNEY, MIKE SHANNON. MAX MORA, BERNIE SEGRETTO, RICHARD VECCHIO. newman club Newman Club membership is open to any student in good standing in City College. It is organized to serve the spiritual and social needs of Catholic students. AClub Service Award was presented to the Newman Club for Fall semester of '61 for outstanding work that they did on campus. Newman Club, each year, has the Coronation Ball, the annual Christmas caroling, and for the first time last semester had donations of a food basket for the needy. San Jose City College also will co-host with San Jose State in the Annual Province Convention given for Newman clubs in the Central Province Region. young democrats The Young Democrats of City College are a club designed to offer a forum for students interested in contemporary political issues and practical political organizations. The members feel that belonging to the Young Democrats gives them an opportunity to discuss and analyze key issues of Government. BRIAN HUTTON, PRESIDENT; MR. MIKE McGUIRE, ADVISOR; ED HUCKABY, ICC REPRESENTATIVE. HERBERT FORD, advisor; ANDREW McFARLAND, advisor; AUEN NANNA, ROBERT TAYLOR, JIM KITANI, KAY MAYEDA. JOHN RINGLEIR This club is primarily open to all students majoring in Pre-Engineering and Engineering Technology. Others whose interests lie in any of the many fields of Engineering are also invited to attend their meetings. There are frequent speakers as well as various films from industry and research centers. Several interesting films are planned for each semester. associated engineers art club The Art Club sponsors many art exhibits during the year, and its membership includes students of San Jose City College who are interested in art. Various field trips and art museum excursions are taken by the club. Back row, loft to right: CURT ACORD, JOHN DUGGAN, CARL BRANNON, GARY LUND, THOMAS SPRACINO, RODGER MILLER, BORIS POUNDS, PHIL PINGATORE, RAMON OESCHGER. Front row, loft to right: MARY HARDER, EVELYN GRAHAM, SARA LEE CELLI, JOAN STRIPP, ROBBIE BEGG. police club The object of the Police Club is to organize students of San Jose City College who are interested in police work or allied fields. The club endeavors to provide round table discussions, debates, lectures, and other activities in the police and allied fields as the club members desire. All students of San Jose City College, who are interested in police work or any allied field, shall be eligible for membership in the police club. LUIS HERNANDEZ, ATHLETIC; JERRY NEWTON, PUBLICITY; BILL POWERS, PRESIDENT; RITA M ASTRO PIETRO, VICE PRESIDENT. hawaiian club Hui-o-Kamaaina, or better known as the Hawaiian Club, is an organization for students from Hawaii or anyone else interested in the club. The most outstanding accomplishment of the club this year was their co-sponsorship of the Saragasco Ball during fall semester. HUI O KAMAAINA - Back row: MR. SCHWENDINGER. advisor; DAVE HAUSER, MIKE McCLENDON, JOHN ARAFILES, KAUAI CHISHOLM, SAM PAT AO, KIMO PELTIER, LELAND ACOBA, JIM DOLAN, PAULA MONSARRAT. Front row: LORNA FOX, secretary; FRED HACKBARTH; MEL KAU, vice president; GIL FONFANILLA, president; KEO MARRIL, I.C.C. representative Back row, loft to right: MARJO JOHNSON, CAMILLE HARGIS, JOY MITC HELL, SHARON SPENCER, FRANCES REED, SHIRLEY HARLOW. KATHRYN SIEVERS, SINA SHIELDS, MRS. KINGSLEY. Front row, left to right: MISS DAVENPORT, BARBARA PIMENTEL, SANDY MAYFIELD, ADDIE MACHADO, ANN BROWN, SHIRLEY RICE, RUTH ANN MARTIN, MYRL SNYDER, MAR TY SANTOS, MISS SWANSON. w. r. a. The Women's Recreation Association is open to all students. Many activities are co-educational, and are determined by interests of the group. Some of the more interesting sports in which members participate are: volley ball, tennis, badminton, swimming, and many others. Regular sports days at area junior colleges are part of the scheduled program. VERONICA McELVAIN, MARTHA LADELY. BRENDA MUSCOLO, PAT URBAN, HOLLY RANSOM, MARY JONES, GRACE SAKO, DIANA SILACCI. home economics club Developing social graces, attaining the characteristics of a good hostess, and learning how to become better mothers is the primary goal of this group of girls. San Jose City College Home Economics club sponsored many activities this year. The girls in the department decorated for the awards banquet and honored the faculty with a tea at Christmas. The highlight of their season was the fashion show during the Art Festival. ROBERT CONHLEI, BRAD FRYE, JIM CASTRO, GARY PRIEST, RICHARD LEIVES, MIKE McCLENDON debate gamma alpha delta, Important functions of the future teachers were, a lecture by Mr. Torrey Smith, Dean of Student Placement, Education in Democracy ; the showing of educational films on . Teaching Techniques and Planning Cirriculum. Members had discussions on educational principles, religion in education and many more topics. Back row: BONNIE HEINSEN, ADVISOR; NELLIE LARKIN, JEANNIE ASPDEN; CAROL EDWARDS, FRANCES REED, DANIEL STORTI, GARY PRIEST. DIANA MATTHIESEN, DENNIS RANTA, SUE KUFMAN, LEILA BURNS, MIKE BAKER, GEORGE DEITZ, PRESIDENT; HARRY HASS, ADVISOR. Middlo row: LEWIS ERKEL, GERALD FARRINGTON, GEORGE KIRKHAM, PATRICIA HEPLER. KEN NEISZ, DAVE DENNIS, DOUGLAS PATTEN. Front row: GARY GENTRY, C. R. GRAFIUS, THOMAS GUISTO, RON BUNWORTH, JOHN NOLAN. Alpha Gamma Sigma is a state 1 Cl junior college scholarship organi- dMjM. Cjkj J. JLX JL JL JL zation. Requirements for membership are set up in the club constitution. One of the basic requirements for membership is that a student have a B average, and he must take at least 12 units for the semester. philosophy PHILOSOPHY FORUM - (loft to right):ROBERT CONKLIN, MRS. ELEANOR MADERIS, ADVISOR; THOMAS J. MECKFESSEL. forum The Philosophy Forum, one of the truly college-type activities on the San Jose City College campus, has for three years attracted a number of students and has had the reputation of presenting outstanding speakers on a variety of subjects related to the Humanities. The Forum meets on alternate Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. in room S-l. Following each speech is a discussion period. The Forum is open to all interested students and faculty members. The only prerequisite is interest. Back row: JERRY JOHNSON, MIKE RENNER, J. C. SMITH, TERRY DAILEY, RON MULLER, JOHN ERCEG, CHARLIE CRAIG, DICK SPACKMAN. Fourth row: JAMES GEATO, DENNIS WALKER, JOHN ARAFILES, RONALD BONDI, TERRY MARUYAMA, JOE CAVALLARO, RICK ROLLINS. Third row: BOB ARMSTRONG, AMADO HERNANDEZ, LLOYD FINCH, MISS SWANSON, INSTRUCTOR, DEWEY WEBER, HUGH HEFFNER, SYLVIA RICHMOND, ARLENE WILLIAMSON, NANCY RICE, PAT BARRY. Second row: CAROL WANLIX, KATHY ARNOLD, NANCY ADAMS, TRUDY FONTAINE, JANICE WALDRON, BARBARA LACERDA, PHYLLIS EPLEY, JUDY HAMMER. Front row: ART DoMATTEI, TED SELLITTI, DAVE MARTINEZ, BILL GREEN, RICHARD ROCHIN, GARY PEDONE, ADOLPH HEIRSTINHIMER. co-rec San Jose City College is one of the few two-year institutions which boasts a program for Transfer Recreation Majors. Students in the program provide the campus with a weekly Wednesday Co-Rec Night. The project is considered a lab, and all student body members are invited to participate in the fun. Here the campus can meet for dancing, volleyball, shuffle-board, and ping-pong. S iea, i vi ? ! Xw a %)v j vi hU fc V S£7 tpf! V Rally Club sponsored most of the rallies of the 1961 fall semester, a few after game dances, and rooters' buses to football games at other schools. Although the Rally Club of the fall semester had many internal problems, it regained the support of many of its members, and reorganized to become strong and active for the spring semester. Back row: BOB HOFF, HERB GUNTHER. TONY SIMMONS, DON ARNADO, DAll BARLEY, JEFF BARTZ. Front row: CAROL SHAW. JAN SCHIPFER, SHARON BARDINELLI, LESLIE NORBERG, LINDA YOCUM. Those active but not shown: MARGO THOMAS, RICH SCHMALZBACK, EILEEN WALSH, BOB KAGEL, CAM LACY, PAULA MONSARRAT, CHUCK JESSUP, TERRY STOKEL, JEAN-ETTE WEBB, JANE WEBB, THE CHEERLEADERS AND THE SONG GIRLS. rally club CHEERLEADERS- Standing, left to right: RON MARTINE, BOB KAGEL, RAY SEDIllO. Kneeling, left to right: BOBBY BRENKWITZ, TED LOPEZ. PEP BAND - back row: RICK BARSHOW, ALFONO ADAMS, HERBERT HOPKINS. Middlo row: HAROLD WALSH, DICK AMYX, DAVE ALBERTSON, MIKE ADAMS. Front row: WARREN TOWNSEND, TOM MeGILl, RICHARD CROOKS, HENRI ZANDERS. LEADER. SONG GIRLS-From loft to right: KAREN SORENSON, DIANA VILHARUER, CAROL BAUHOFER, PAT PENNINGTON, BARBARA ALVES, MARSHA LABOA. SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE'S NEWLY FORMED BUSINESS CLUB WITH THELMA RADDING AS ADVISOR. plii beta lambda la blue ties Primarily a service club, this society is designed to honor outstanding women in service, leadership and scholarship. Requirements for membership are set up in the club constitution. Activities this year have included, Christmas baskets for women in hospitals, Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, a tea for the student body, and supervision of ticket sales for the carnival. The women can be distinguished by their white blazers and light blue skirts. CAMILLE HARGIS, PAT PENNINGTON a ows came the snow arrived. And campus folk in joy abound. No one sought from whence derived. The Jags in beauty were surround. Billowy whiteness gave a pristine glow. Covering all with soft and downy snow. The glistening scene was anodyne. At last tin shop to shack had rare design. OFFICERS AIL—Back row: Bill ANDERSON, RITA MASTROPIETRO, DOUG GRAHAM, RON TANNEHILl, DAVE SAMSEl, JACK HEATH, LARRY THANNISCH, BOB KOSOVIIKA, PHIL ADKINS, RON REEK, JIM HOWELL, RON WILLIAMS, RICH GUMMOW, DEAN LEDGERWOOD, LUIS HERNANDEZ, BOB ADAIR, JOHN GARCIA, BILL RICKABAUGH. Front row: RICH VIZZUSI, WALT ROMER, GLEN GORDON, DICK ARCA, DEL BILLINGS, JERRY NEWTON, JEANNE TREVINO, PAUL ELORREAGA, BILL POWERS. Back row: ANITA THOMAS, FLORENCE McCARTER, BARBARA O'CONNELL, ANNE CARTONI, MARTHA KENNEY, BEVERLY HIURA, LOIS COATES, BETTY ROACH. Middlo row: JOHN DiBARI, KAY STONE, EDITH LITTLE, ANN SCHENKER, PAT COOLEY, DARLENE CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH FUNDERBURG, DIXIE VIEIRA. Front row: MARTY STEAD, ANNE FAKE, TERRI RINAURO, DIANA MOLARIUS, GERRIE MARTIN, BARBARA HEMPHILL, IDELLA TEICKNER. LEARNING TO BE A LEADER title challenge THE FEMININE TOUCH. WHAT NOW? of academics . . . ] GEE, THAT TEST WAS TOUGH! THE WHOLE WORLD IN HER HANDS. Back row: LIZ RENZO, JOYCE BIACKMUN, SUSAN HEFFELFINGER, BARBARA CASHION, MARSHA GILBERT, PAT OWENS, LINN LAMPSON, JEANETTE WEBB, SHARON DUNNING, JANET SAUSA, BARBARA SALITURI. Middle row: JUDY McKINNEY, EULA GOOSEN, LYNN SCHRAEDER, SHARON FURTADO, MARY DAWES, LINDA TOKUSHIGA, THERESA NAJERA, JUANITA VOGEL, BARBARA CASALEGNO, GEORGIA BARROS, LINDA WATSON. Front row: JUDY GEARHEART, JOANN FARNQUIST, SHIGEKO HOSONO, AKIKO KUROKAWA, SYLVIA LEE, SUZANNE FRANK, SHARON HOLST. Back row: SANDY McNAIR, JANE DcLAP. Third row: JUDY MINNINGER, JOANN JONES, LORI WARREN, NORMA BULELER, LYNDA WILSON, MARILYN BLONDE, KAREN CHRISTENSON, LINDA MEDO. Second row: SHAREN N1EMEYER, MARY LOU LIVINGOOD, VALARIE BRADBERM, KATHY MILLS, CAROL SEVIER, JACKIE BAKER, JUDY TOGHI, DONNA ROTOLO. Front row: WILMA SILVA, JUDY HENNIER, TERRI COX, KIM MAYBERRY, JOANA GUERRA. TERI MORI. Back row: MRS. DEJANI, JACKIE GEE, MARTHA ANDERSON, HELEN LYOONS, DOLORES CIEREBIE, JOMARIE MANIGLIA, BONNIE PATTERSON, DOROTHY BROOKSHIER, TONI JONES, BERNICE ROBBINS, BEVERLY BURROWS, AMY TURNEY, MIRIAM BUCKLAND, MRS. LOIS LEE. Middle row: RAFAELA RODRIQUES, GRACE PODUBNY, WANNA PITTS, RACHEL YRIBE, PATRICIA PALMA, CAROLE STEINHAUER, SHAREY DAVIS, LEONA STEWART. Front row: CAROL SAYLER, MARILYN PROSSER, MARY HAMILTON, SHIRLEY SOTO, JOSEPHINE BOATWRIGHT, JUDY COUTINHO, KATHY ARMAS. cosmetology JIM HOFFMAN, RONNIE DANIELS, RON PERRY, LARRY BRAGER, MR. M. C. MatlEAN, INSTRUCTOR. mill cabinet Back row: EUSTAGUIO CORTEZ, NOEL WALLACE, REGGIE PURCINELLI, ROBERT GONZALES. TOM ZULLIGENS, KENNETH REATHY, LOUIS URBINA, GREER WILLHOUSE, HIRO KOBATA, DAN SYB-DAHE, JAMES BRAYER, FRANCIS CATALANO, LAWRENCE GOMES, RONALD CERBARE, JAMES GOULD, DENNIS ARDRIZZONE. Front row: BERNARD LUGAN, BENNY BARKER, ERIC RUDGERS, LESLIE GAUNDY, JERRY DURSO, ANTONIO DELGADO, JOE ESPERANCA, ROBERT HERLICK, DOUGLAS OSTERMAN, VERNE OLSON. auto mechanics NOEL WALLACE POTTERY ART THE “THINKER' ... motivates youth STAGING TECHNIQUES NAVAL RESERVES VISIT CAMPUS Back row: GARY THORSEN, DAVID LARSON, PERRY INMAN, ED FOSTER, RON MUMM, DICK TIETGENS, MR. E. L. STEWART. Front row: GIL ESCAMILLA, TED SELLITTI, MARILYN FOSTER, GERALD GARDNER, MIKE BOURRIOGAE. printing’ ELMER STEWART INSTRUCTING DAVID BRIAN. aircraft Back row: NEDJAT ESHAGHOFF, BRUCE DoMERS, NORMAN HALL, BRUCE PEARSON, TONY BROWN, DALE R. CRAWFORD, INSTRUCTOR. Front row: ROB-ERT VIERRA, BILL LEIKAM, DARWIN THOMAS, PARVIS BASSIRGILLANI, JOE VARELA. GARY CUTHBERT, MR. ROBERT POWELL, INSTRUCTOR; ROBERT MAAT, LEON COZZO, BILLIE ALDRICH. MR. ROBERT POWELL, INSTRUCTOR; EMILIO MACIAS. sheet metal machine shop Back row: MR. W. A. ERICKSON, INSTRUCTOR; T. I. BARNES, DICK KAMPFEA, RUBIN LOPEZ, LESTER GARRISON, BENNY A. COSTA, KATS NISHIKAWA, DANIEL MENDEZ, EUGENE THOMPSON, ROGER CARON, JIM ST. GERMAIN, THOMAS STRITE, RICHARD FLEMATE, RAY TONDREAU. Front row: NORMAN PHILLIPS, ROBERT YAMAGUCHI, MELVIN R. GUNK EL, JOE NEWLAND, SCOTT SCHWENKLER, FRED ESPARZA, JAMES LOCKE, EDWARD SOMEROILLE, DARL ALTMAN. Al LARRUS, DON DAVIS, HENRY ROSSI, MARTY KEMMENES, MR. GLEN REINEGGER, INSTRUCTOR; NOT PICTURED, BOB BARGER. auto body shop plumbing Back row: KEN NEELY (INSTRUCTOR), RUDY SANTIAGO, GARY GARCIA, MAURICIO TRABANINO, ALBERT LUGO, LARRY DUNHAM. Front row: RON MATTOS, HOSSEIN TOWFIGHI, RUSSELL SMITH, BRYSON BAKER, GEORGE WILLIAMS JR., GERALD SYMENS, MANUEL VELASCO. welding electric shop JOHN SARTI, ALFRED FLORES, ROY R. FRANCO, BOB CURRALL, DOMINICK LOFRANCO, CECIL DALE, MR. C. S. KENNEY, INSTRUCTOR. painting decorating MR. JAMES KERSHAW fulfi BONNIE KILLE, I.C.C.; GARY GALVAN, publicity; BOB KOCK, president; GUIDO NANNINI, vice president fall sophomore class officers fall JOAN VALENT, SECRETARY; G A R Y BUTLER, PRESIDENT; LOWELL JOHNSON, VICE PRESIDENT. freshman class officers spring BONNIE LOCKHART, SECRETARY; JOE VANDENBERG, PRESIDENT; SYDNEY REED, COORDINATOR OF ACTIVITIES; TOM POMEROY, ICC REPRESENTATIVE. San Jose City College has a night life of wide appeal and growing popularity. Officially the Extended Day Division of the college, it is in session from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. In numbers, it reached a new high during the fall, 1962, semester when 5,020 students were registered. These 5,020 students are distributed over some 250 classes, representing all but three of the 23 departments of the college. Besides duplicating courses offered during the regular hours, the Extended Day division boasts an extensive program of related instruction for some 1000 apprentice students, as well as a score of trade extension classes, primarily for the up-grading of journeyman craftsmen. The program meets a wide variety of educational needs. The largest concentration in a single subject area is in the field of electronics, where 33 classes serve more than 700 students. Mathematics is second with 24 classes for another 700 students, closely followed by business, English, and social science, in that order. An extensive counselling and testing program is designed to direct the student into areas for which he or she is best qualified. Scholarship, attendance, and grading standards are the same as for regular day classes. sjcc extended day Those who participate in this night life for the most part are men and women on the go. There are housewives who have reared their families and have returned to college to become teachers. There are those with cultural interests which are met in art, music, literature and kindred classes. There are youths working full time during the day who are pursuing courses leading to engineering and other professional degrees at night. There are men and women seeking occupational skills, and other men and women, already skilled in their crafts, making steady progress up the educational ladder to advancement. The bright lights of this night life spell Opportunity — in capital letters. DEAN OF EXTENDED DAY, JOHN BROKENSHIRE; ASSISTANT DEAN, CLIFFORD TRANSETH. RAY CRESWELL, JOE BELLINGER, JOE GENSIRCUSA. Not pictured, ROD CLENDENEN. student Loft to right: JO ANN ASH, secretary; LYLE WELSH, president; STEVE HOLEMAN, advisor full student council spring GORDON GARRITY President RAYLENE GRAY Secretary STEVE ASKIN Vice-President CECIL VIGIL Commissioner of Elections SHERRY NASSAR MIKE REDMOND Head Yell Leader Commissioner of Social Affairs TOM STERN Commissioner of Athletics SYDNEY REED Commissioner of Special Activities BONNIE KILLE Sophomore Class President FRANK GONZALES Commissioner of Public Relations JOE VANDENBERG Freshman Class President NANCY FIAHLO Commissioner of Academic Activities PHIL FRANTZ Commissioner of Finance Back row: WILLIAM WEST. ICC FACULTY ADVISOR; MICHAEL REDMOND, ICC CHAIRMAN; SHARON FRANCIS, ICC SECRETARY; EDWARD CWYNAR, REPRESENTATIVE, SOPHOMORE CLASS; GARY LUND, ICC, ART CLUB; JOHN GREEN, INTERNATIONAL CLUB REPRESENTATIVE; CAMILLE HARGIS, WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSN.; MARY ANN SORCI, DELTA NU; BEVERLY HIVRA, WHITE CAPS; KENNA EMBERTON, BETA PHI GAMMA; SANDY ROED, INFORMAL FORUM; MARY CHERAEY, NEWMAN CLUB; Al CORTEZ, POLICE CLUB; JAN IMARIE, CAMPUS Y . Front row: ED HUCKABY, PARLIAMENTARIAN; BOBBY BRENKWITZ, SKI CLUB; MARGO THOMAS, RALLY CLUB; TOM POMERO, FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVE; RICHARD WELCH, CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB; JIM COLLIER, ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS SCIENTISTS' CLUB; BEA MIGNOSI, MERCHANDISING CLUB; DALI BARLEY, CIRCLE K CLUB. inter-clvxb Inter Club Council is the basic organizational body for all clubs on campus. It is through this organization of representatives from all clubs that social activities on campus are unified and regulated. Representatives for I.C.C. are elected by each club and attend a weekly meeting every Tuesday. The meeting is presided over by the Commissioner of Social Affairs, who is also a member of Student Council. Resolutions passed by I.C.C. are then presented by him toStudent Council for their approval. I.C.C. also acts as a recommending body to the Student Council. I.C.C. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL — ED HUCKABY, PARLIAMENTARIAN; MIKE REDMOND, CHAIRMAN; SHARON FRANCIS, SECRETARY; MIKE GOWER, CO-CHAIRMAN. publications What gunpowder did for war, the printing press has done for the mind; the statesman is no longer clad in the steel of special education, but every reading man is his judge. — Wendell Phillips PAULA MONSARRAT MIKE REDMOND GARY GALVIN ROGER BEERS JUDY FUMIA BOB HEIMBOID MIKE collegian staff CAMPUS DESK MARGUERITE GUNNELS LOOKS ON AS FALL TIMES EDITOR GENE BELEY WORKS TOWARDS ANOTHER DEADLINE. SPRING SPORTS EDITOR KARL LAUCHER GETS A FEW POINTERS FROM FALL COPY EDITOR JIM PRICE. RAY HILLARD, JACK WATTS, SPORTS EDITOR; STEVE HAVENS, AND ROGER AMARAL DO LAST-MINUTE TOUCHES FOR THE SPORTS PAGE. REPORTERS SANDY HILL AND ANTHONY SIM-MONS BUSILY TYPE SOME LAST-MINUTE STORIES. SAN JOSE City College COLUMNIST BOB BROWN GIVES PAT KELSEY ADVICE ON MAKE-UP. FEATURE EDITOR GINGER FLYNN GETS HELP FROM REPORTER AL COGNINA. BOB ALVAREZ AND AL COGNINA GATHER DATA FOR A STORY. STAN NASCIMENTO, FEATURE DESK; THE SPRING STAFF: MARGUERITE GUNNELS, EDITOR; MARILYN CANCLINI, CAMPUS DESK; AND JILL MUIR, ASSISTANT EDITOR, DISCUSS PLANS FOR THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE TIMES. PHOTO SHY CHARLOTTE BUTLER, SHARON DUNNING, DICK LITTLE, HENRY ORWITZ, SHERRI RITSCH, ROBERT ANGLE, HERB BRENNEN, GAIL OMORI, HAROLD MARIDON, KAROLYN GRAGG, SUSAN KING, DAVE MOLINARI, JUDY GRIFFITHS, MYRON ZACCHEO, JANE WEBB, IOLA JOY, ELAINE KOFMAN, RUTH MATTOS, AND PUBLICATIONS ADVISOR MR. C. W. PALMER. VIRGINIA SAUNDERS, COPY DESK, IS BUSY TYPING LATE STORY FOR THE TIMES. JEAN CORTISE LOOKS OVER FEATURE STORY FOR CORRECTIONS. PHOTOGRAPHER BOB HELMBOLD KEEPS BUSY SHOOTING PICTURES FOR THE PAPER. MARGUERITE GUNNELS, MANUEL ROBLES, EDITOR, AND FRANK LOPEZ. JERRY PERSINGER, PROSE; JIM SPRINGMEYER, POETRY; PAUL CURRY, PROSE projection newsletter study Left to right: JERRY PERSINGER, J. D. SPRINGMEYER, KEN SMITH, PAT NAYLOR, RILLA LANE. Standing: VES NOLAN, J. R. CHRISTIAN, ADVISOR; JOYCE NOWER, ADVISOR. homecoming crowning the queen RAYLENE GRAY EMILY FELICE KAROLYN GRAGG homecoming carnival MASCOTS ARM IN ARM LES GIRLS? THREE FOR A DIME A PIE IN THE EYE. QUEEN AND COURT IN PARADE FROM THE LADIES MAN ON CAMPUS CONTEST. PAUL ZONER, right, MEMBER OF SAN JOSE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, PRESENTS SJCC WITH OFFICIAL PICTURE OF PRESIDENT AND MRS. JOHN F. KENNEDY. awards FRESHMAN ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR SISTER CITY PROGRAM - DEBBIE BIHN. COSMETOLOGY CONTEST WINNERS COVER OF SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE BULLETIN DESIGNED BY ALFRED MEDINA, INDUSTRIAL ARTS MAJOR. MARCHING BAND music music CONCERT BAND — First row, loft to right: MILLIE ROSS, SANDRA LEAVITT, LOUISE CONNER, JESSE W. ANTHONY. WARREN TOWNSEND, JOSEPH HARTY, NOEL N. LUNA. Second row, left to right: JAN SCHIPFER, JERE IMAMOTO, LoROY DONNEL, JOSEPH ALFANO, RICHARD J. GUIDO, ARLIN F. ANDERSON, TONY BULDO, AL VEGH, PHIL GALATA, DICK REED, HAROLD R. WALSH. Third row, left to right: JAMES J. TOARMINA, ROBERT PEARSON, HERBERT I, HOPKINS, HENRI R. ZANDER, DAVID G. ALBERTSON, RICHARD A. BARSHOW, KERRY D. MAURO, DOUGLAS P. KELTER, LARRY SWEET, BRUCE TURNER, MIKE ADAMS. Standing back: CAROL WINTERS. music music ________________________________________________________________________________________music OUaaBM UXISIC music music music music music The a cappella choir, an unaccompanied singing group of 60 members, is under the direction of Clifford Hansen. The Madrigal Singers, a special addition of the choir, were invited to perform at the State Rotary Convention in Santa Rosa. Featuring a repertoire of songs in musical history which range from 1400 to 1962 — they perform for the spring concert; various women's groups of local churches and service clubs; and on campus for the Christmas assembly and graduation exercises. They willingly try to accommodate all requests. First row, left to right: JANE DeLAP, DORIS DANATEUI, ANITA MOEAIES, DARLA KIMBALL, PETRINA LISTER, SUE SANOR, PAM ANDERSON, CAROL EDWARDS, JAN MAYEDA, PAT OLIVAS, PAT PELAYO, NORMA BUHLER. Second row, loft to right: KAY LEE LORENZ, JANET FLYNN, | CAROL WINTERS, SHARON HERNDON, MARY DUGGAN, AUNDREA JONES, IRENE QUIROLE, KAROLYN GRAGG, LILA ADKINS, NANCY FIALHO, ROSA CASALINO, EMERALD NEILSON. Third row, left to right: AL CARTER, JAMES J. TAORMINA, TIM WILSON, HENRY RUBIO, LARRY MOLSEED, JOSEPH HARTY, JEFF BARTZ, DAVID ALBERTSON, MICHAEL RENNER, TIM ARWOOD, ROUl PIRRELLO, RON NELSON, ALLEN LINDSTROM, CHARLIE CRAIG. Fourth row, left to right: CONRAD L. AMENT, STAN SILVA, HENRY HEOBERG, KEN BEADLESTON, DICK MURPHY. DON BICKEll, KEN BICKELL, BOB BAKER, CHARLES L. DOGMETICH, PHIL FRANTZ, LARRY SWEET. GARY LEIN, HERBERT HOPKINS, HENRY WILLIAMS. music music music clroir music CLIFFORD HANSEN, DIRECTOR SMIRNOV PROPOSES TO MRS. POPOV UNDER DURESS, IN THE BOOR LUKA (THE SERVANT) AND MRS. POPOV ARE STUNNED BY SMIR-NOV'S REFUSAL TO LEAVE IN THE BOOR. tlxe Tboor CAST JANUARY 11-13 MRS. POPOV ............. SHARON LANCASTER LUKA ....................... RICHARD BLUM SMIRNOV .................... JIM TELLEFSON GARDENER ............... ANTHONY SIMMONS COACHMAN ...................... DAVID SELF drama ....The Drama department, under the direction of Mr. S. G. Bennett, had a very successful 1961 season. Studio 75 was packed nearly every performance, and several people had to be turned away. The productions proved to be an extremely important function on campus, serving not only as a learning device for the students, but also as an entertainment medium for the public and students of SJCC. Productions for the season include: Interlude from Midsummer Nights Dream, Hello from Bertha, The Sandbox, The Lottery, The Boor.” Antigone, and All That Fall. studio tlxe lottery CAST JANUARY 11-13 DAVY HUTCHINSON .......... BIUIE WALKER SARAH WATSON ........... DEBORAH BENNETT HORACE MARTIN ........... WARNER FOLSOM FRED DELACROIX ......... ANTHONY SIMMONS BILL HUTCHISON ............. JIM CARSON JANEY DUNBAR ............. MARIE FREGNI STELLA WATSON .......... MARIANN BROWN MISS BESSOM ................ DONNA KELLY MRS. DELACROIX ......... ELEANOR SIEBER JACK WILKINS ................ DAVE SELF OLD MAN WARNER ........... RICHARD BLUM BELVA SUMMERS ............ CLAUDIA CARR JOE SUMMERS .............. PHIL KEARNEY TESSIE HUTCHISON ................. CAROL SHAW BECKY DUNBAR ........... VENETIA FREGNI San Jose City College 2100 Moorpark Ave. Studio 75 Presents Three One-act Ph TESSIE HUTCHISON IS STONED TO DEATH BY THE SCAPEGOAT-SEEKING VILLAGERS IN THE LOTTERY. f a P ? S3 r S3 2 a, midsummer ixiglxt’s dream CAST NOVEMBER 2-3-4 QUINCE {A CARPENTER) ............... JIM TELLEFSON FLUTE (A BELLOWS-MENDER) .......... STEVE BROOKS SNOUT (A TINKER) .................. WARNER FOLSOM SNUG (A JOINER) .................... DICK BOWEN STARVELING (A TAILOR) ................ DICK BLUM BOTTOM (A WEAVER) .................. JIM CARSON PUCK ................................. DAVID SELF THIS IS A REHEARSAL SHOT OF THE ROARING COMPETITION SHOT BETWEEN BOTTOM AND SNUG IN A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.' DR. S. I. HAYAKAWA FOUR FRESHMEN BASIL RATHBONE a.s.b. cultural series DR. LINUS PAULINC ELEANOR ROOSEVELT DR. ROBERT M. HUTCHINS FIREHOUSE FIVE PLUS TWO San Jose City College annually presents an outstanding group of educators and entertainers on campus in the Special Evening Assembly Series. The student-sponsored programs, held in the men's gymnasium, are open to the general public as well as to students. This year's eight-program series was highlighted by the appearance of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. The United Nations delegate and former First Lady, who has been described as the First Lady of the World ' spoke on, Is America Facing World Leadership? First assembly of the school year, in October, featured the popular Four Freshmen. The Freshmen have won a number of polls proclaiming them the top jazz vocal group in the land. The second program starred Basil Rathbone in An Evening with Basil Rathbone, in which the famed actor presented recitations from a number of plays and poems. Mahalia Jackson, called Queen of the Gospel Song, entertained here in March, singing from her wide repertoire of Gospel music which has made her the foremost vocalist in that field. Next in the series was the dixieland music of the Firehouse Five Plus Two, composed of Walt Disney artists, writers, and directors. The final three programs were lectures by prominent men in education. Dr. Robert Hutchins, former Chancellor of the University of Chicago, spoke on Basic Issues of a Free Society; Nobel prizewinning chemist Dr. Linus Pauling of the California Institute of Technology talked on, Steps Toward World Peace, and semanticist Dr. S. I. Hayakawa of San Francisco State College lectured on Understanding Modern Art ' football 1961 Irey, look: me over ! WILLIAM (SAM) NAKASO TRAINER SAN JOSE 13 7 7 14 6 14 8 28 7 standings VISITORS SIERRA 6 SAN MATEO 18 MONTEREY 12 CABRILLO 9 MENLO 20 DIABLO VALLEY 13 HARTNELL 28 VALLEJO 0 FOOTHILL 6 fel-EDOTBAU. JIM WHEELEHAN HARLEY DOW ASSISTANT COACH HEAD COACH SPOTTER TO COACH DEFENSIVE SQUAD, � ck tow: lOt WAIL, GARY COVEIL, TONY FARACE, CASS JACKSON, BOB ANGLE; front row: RALPH fftANCIS, MIKE BYRD, DICK PIAVARRETTE, PETE FERRARO, ORLANDO MICHELON, RUSS HOGE. AWARD WINNERS - STANDOUTS TO RECEIVE GRID TROPHIES AT THE FALL SPORTS BANQUET ARE, back row: JOHN CALI, OUTSTANDING LINEMAN; PHIL PERRY, OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE LINEMAN; ORLANDO MICHELON, MOST IMPROVED LINEMAN; front row: JOE PEREZ, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER; DAN HECKERMAN, MOST IMPROVED BACK; CASS JACKSON, CAPTAIN AND BEST BACK; BOB ANGLE, OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN BACK; OTIS LEVY, TOP DEFENSIVE PLAYER. sports award banquet PRUNE BOWL QUEEN - JUDY RUH IS FLANKED BY HER TWO PRINCESSES MARSHA LOBOA ON THE LEFT AND JANET GRAGLIA ON THE RIGHT. JUDY, LOOKING HER REGAL BEST, REIGNED OVER THE PRUNE BOWL GAME ON DECEMBER 2, 1961. THE GAME, SPONSORED BY THE CIVITANS, WILL BECOME AN ANNUAL AFFAIR WITH THE PROCEEDS SUPPORTING THE TWO CIVITAN CHARITIES, HOPE FOR RETARDED CHILDREN AND SHOES FOR NEEDY CHILDREN. prune bowl queen THE QUEEN AND HER PRINCESSES PRESENT TROPHIES TO THE OUTSTANDING TEAM MEMBERS OF THE FIRST ANNUAL PRUNE BOWL GAME. PRUNE BOWL QUEEN FINAL-ISTS-Back row: JANET GRAGLIA, JUDY RUH, GAYLE RAY-NER, DIANA SKINNER, KARYL-LYNNE LEE; first row: MARSHA LOBOA, SHERRY AKIN, JACKIE GEE, JACKIE BAKER, EMILY FIIICE. basketball coast conference champs Front row: HENRY RAPP, JIM STATON, JIM FAIR, CLARENCE WHITE, TERRY DAILEY. Back row: LEON CORONADO, KEN GRAVES, RICH ROLLINS, BOB LEMA, BILL RUSSELL, STEVE STAPLETON, DAVE BREUNING, LYMOND WILLIAMS. JOE PEREZ, GERALD SMITH. JAMES PADGETT, COACH OF THE COAST CHAMPIONS. standings SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE VISITORS 88 HARTNELL 60 64 VALLEJO 59 68 75 71 CABRILLO 54 64 VALLEJO 59 75 FOOTHILL 58 52 .. MONTEREY PEN 57 75 .... DIABLO VALLEY 93 HARTNELL 60 67 . DIABLO VALLEY 60 61 VALLEJO 53 78 CABRILLO 67 68 MENLO 75 53 61 FOOTHILL 57 WUHAN'S STATON ROLLINS 1 1 1 Back row: DOUG WEISS, COACH; DAVE GYBROTH, JEFF MUHIN, HARRY CONOM, BIU KINSEY, FRED HOOD. MIKE CONROY, JOE MAYTORENA, RON MUELLA, JIM PALMA, ARNADO HERNANDY, JIM BRAKLE. Front row: JOHN RODRIGUEZ, BERNIE SEGRETTO, GENE DAWSON, PHIL CHIARA-MONTE, AL RODRIGUEZ, BOB LEMA, DENNIS PROTY, MANNY GONZALES, BOB SUMMER. GEORGE NORONA. baseball t wM Yv Back row: RON NELSON, JERRY INGLEDUE, DOUG RINFER, JIM HOWEU, JIM DOLAN. RON RIOS, PAUL SLOCUM, AUGIE LIUDEMEYER, DAN STOCKLIN, CHARLES KAPPEN. Front row: ED LUCAN, MANAGER; JOHN CORINA, JOHN CALI, BOB CARLOS, LARRY ANDERSON, MIGUEL UCO-VICH, DAVE ELDRIDGE, JOHN LANGSTON. track 1 Back row: GORDON ADKINSON, JIM SILVA, JIM COLLIER, AL CARTER, BOB NORONA, ED BYERS, DAVE EDWARDS, JIM ANDERSON, MIKE HEFFERMAN, WALT ROBINSON, COACH. Front row: JACK HESPELT, PAUL JONES, TERRY BRONE, BRIAN BENNERT, PAUL GILES, JIM CACCAMO. swimming PAUL GILES, JIM CACCAMO, BRIAN BENNERT, WALT ROBINSON, COACH left to right: RON PERA, CLYDE NUNES, CRAIG MEIBY, AND COACH STEVE HOLEMAN. golf PHIL ZUNIGA . . . ALTHOUGH THE FOURTH MEMBER OF THE TEAM WAS LEFT OUT OF THE TEAM PICTURE, THE STAFF HAWKEYE MANAGED TO CATCH HIM PRACTICING. CLYDE NUNES SHOWS THE REST OF THE TEAM HOW TO TEE OFF. NUNES IS NUMBER ONE MAN FOR THE AGGREGATION WITH RON PERA IN NUMBER TWO SPOT. PAUL iONES RECEIVING MOST VALUABLE WATER POLO PLACER’S AWARD EROM COACH ROBERT iONES. Back row: ARIIN ANDERSON, JIM CACCAMO, DAN JONES, BRIAN BENNEET, MIKE BENEDICT, HERB BRENNEN, ROBERT JONES, COACH. Front row: BOB ROSS, RUDY ZEISS, PAT DOE, PAUL JONES, ALEX CAM-ERON. Back row: JACK CACCITTI, RAY LEON, FRANK STROUSE, DAVEY RIOS, JESS TRUEBA, COACH JIM WHEELEHAN. Front row: JOHN GEER, RUSS FELICE, STEVE CARRANZA. JOE CAVALERO, GARY BARNETT. Back row: JACK LONG, GERRY FARRINGTON, DICK CONllEE, GARTH ANDERSON, JIM REEDER. Front row: MR. SAM NAKASO, instructor; BRUCE JOHNSON, GALE STROUD, SAM SAMUDIO. Not pictured, STEWART ELKINS, HOWARD LOWE, JERRY WARNER. intramural football A CONFERENCE WITH THE MASCOT KOBIN HOODS IN ACTION SPIKING THE BAU KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BAIL HERE THEN, IS THE RECORD ... AID TO ASSOCIATION, RECALL, I WHAT'S PAST IS DONE AND NOTHING CAN FORESTALL THE ENDING SILENCE . . . nil � •I .1