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

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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 . . •

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 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.

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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