San Jose State College - La Torre Yearbook (San Jose, CA)
- Class of 1937
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TI-IE LA TORRE OF l937 ROBERT RECTOR -------- EDITOR HARRY BRAKEBILL - BUSINESS MANAGER STAT 'I J' '-IST' V -P '-'fi fb 861 QED gs' A,--g,,wsE .2zH,,g -5 , ' - a 'z .7 f f gg ' i4 '7f'3'-W - ii: .x 'Q V- fe! -.'-fmt. 1' V - f U IN wi -' My up ff 6 , fs WM wwf ,0faf,.:9 TRUE'-:fl Q Ubwpw fo- ' UL flea M wg QQNK T S E DBLXSNED BY TYTE PTSSOCXIXTED STUDENTS OE E ST ATE COLLEGE' SPXN BOSE, CPTLXEORNTA N HUNDRED AND TVTXRTY-SENJEN 'P SAN .SOS .SDNE ' NXNET EE FCDREWORD WiTh This compleTed book, The sTaTT oT The T937 La Torre presenTs iTs work To you. They hope ThaT iT TaiThTully TulTills The pur- pose Tor which iT is inTended: a permanenT record oT The college year and oT college Triends and a consTanT reminder oT The memories oT The sevenTy-TiTTh year oT San Jose STaTe College. IT The boolc does This, The sTaTT Teels ThaT Their eTTorTs have been Tully repaid. DEDICATICDIXI For 75 years San Jose STaTe College has moved Torward in The Tield oT educaTional progress Trom a mosT humble beginning To The ouTsTanding insTiTuTion iT is Today. WiTh iTs leaders, iTs scholasTic achievemenT, and iTs sTudenT body, iT now ranlcs wiTh The Tore- mosT schools oT The counTry. To San Jose STaTe College, wiTh iTs inspiring pasT and iTs promising TuTure, This boolc is dedicaTed. CONTENTS 500141 THE COLLEGE BOOK II ORGANIZATIONS BOOK III ACTIVITIES BOQK IV ATHLETICS IN MEMORIAM WEBSTER BENTON ARNOLD COKELEY DR. CARL I-IOLLIDAY GEORGE NELSON BOYD NIC I-IOLS ROBERT ROUMASSET THE FRONT GATE bv Dwiqh+ Benfel THE LIBRARY WING In lnfra-Red by Richard Rundle The I937 LA TORRE is deeply indebied +0 Richard Rundle 'For Hue phdroqrapiiic work in Jrhe division pages done in infra-red phofography. BOOK ONE w -x -r x -'-:T',4!5f M-n 'P sxxxx, -L- w any Ax xA -up , 'Q I i fi ii iq ii i i Tl i ll lg l l Welcome To The celebraTion oT The SevenTy-TiTTh BirThday OT San Jose STaTe College. We hope you enjoy our Diamond Jubilee program, an expression oT pride in our insTiTuTion, in iTs honorable hisTory and splendid accomplishmenTs. During These Three days oT ceremony and TesTiviTy The college is on parade Tor you: The campus is yours. VisiT The classrooms, The exhibiTs. ATTend The general sessions in The Civic AudiTorium, The sym- phony concerT, The play Peer GynT, The Grand Ball. And Then, when The Jubilee is over, come baclc and see us again. You are always welcome aT San Jose STaTe College. T. W. lv1acQUARRlE, PresidenT oT San Jose STaTe College ANDREW J MOl JOHN SWETT CHARLES H. P W. W. KE GEORGE W. MINNS AHIRA HOLMES MORRIS E. DAILEY T. W. MGCQUARRIE If has been sevenly-five years since Principal Ahira Holmes gree+ed 'rhe one genileman and five ladies who came one June morning fo a dingy liHle room on 'rhe ground floor of a San Francisco high school building +0 regisrer for Jrhe opening of rhe Normal School of ihe S+a1'e of California, crea+ed a monrh previously by an acl' of +he sraie legislarure. The year was l862. Three-quarlers of a cenrury laier 'rhe Normal School of lhe S'ra+e of Cali- fornia, now San Jose S+a+e College. loolcs back wifh pride and safisfacfion upon i'rs growih and accomplishmenls. Hs inifial enrollmenf of six has grown To a s'ruden+ body of rhree fhousand. From one-room rural schools To fhe presidency of Carnegie Foundafion, irs alumni have confribufed subsian- rially, offen brillianily, To The cause of educafion. Hs hisiory has been color- ful, impressive. In l87I 'rhe school moved from San Francisco +o San Jose. Ten years larer i'l's fine new building was desiroyed by fire. A second building, of brick, was desfroyed by rhe grear earihqualce of l906. Hs lhird permanenl' building s'rill srands as parf of 'rhe greally expanded San Jose Share College of foday. 1 x 4 x X 5 'V - J, Q ' - 3 Y may W3 ,F ,z ' T ,TA N , I , Q -. at Q. M iii- - i ' 1 ' '.'l m 4 ' af' ig: .1 ,. 1.37 . A V J W' ' wvm 1 v QA' nZ'.',. ' ,V - 3 EIIQ E 5 jlurnnnl v1mz111 Q 9 5. 1 . . :S ii Tiff .4--.....,,,. . .,.. - Novernbzr, 1898. A ' S lu ' , Ld Mr is ,s .:,, ,,, Q X fe: SAN JCDSE STATE COL TI-IE DIAMOND JUBILE I0:30 a I:30-5:30 p. 2:30p 8:I5p 9:30 a. m. I0:0O a. m. 2:00 p 2:l5p. 3:I5p 3:30-5:30p 6:00 p. 8:I5p 7:30 a. IO:0O a. MAY 20. TI-IU RSDAY Phelan Awards-Morris Dailey Audirorium Chairman. Dr. Raymond Barry Address: AdvenI'ures wifh Imaginary People Dr. Lloyd C. Douglas College Exhibilion-Men's Gymnasium Parenl Educalion Conference-College Lillle Thearer Dr. Gerfrude Laws. Discussion Leader College Symphony Concerf-Civic Audirorium Conduclor-Mr. Adolph Ollerslein Guesl Conducfor and Soloisf-Mr. Rudolph Ganz Overfure 'ro Leonore No. 3 ....,....,................,............. Beefhoven Scheherazade Suile .,................ ................,... R imsky-Korsalcov Suile for Slrings ......,....,.,...............,.....,.... ...,,........... J an Kalas INTERMISSION Concerlo in B Minor ...............................,.............. Tschailcowslcy Rudolph Ganz MAY 2l. FRIDAY Academic Procession General Session-Civic Audilorium lnlroduclory Slafemenl-Dr. Raymond M. Mosher Greefings-Presidenl' T. W. MacOuarrie Greeiings from California Sfale Colleges- Dr. Franlc Thomas, President Fresno Slale College A Cappella Choir-Mr. William Erlendson, Direclor Address-Dr. Waller Dexfer. Slaie Superinlendenl' of Public Inslruclion General Session-Morris Dailey Audilorium Chairman-Presidenl T. W. MacQuarrie Music-S'I'ring Ensemble, Miss Frances Robinson. Direcfor Greelings-Dr. Edward L. Hardy, Presidenl' emerilus, San Diego Sfale College Address-Dr. Roberl' Gordon Sproul, President Universify of California. Malinee, Peer Gyn'r --Civic Audiforium lfor San Jose School Pupilsl Paren+ Educalion Conference-College Li'rl'Ie Thealer Dr. Gerirude Laws, Discussion Leader College Exhiloilion-Men's Gymnasium Deparlmenl' and Organizalion Dinners Peer Gyn+ lllosenl-All-College Dramalic Presenralion-Civic Audirorium Mr. Hugh Gillis, Direclor MAY 22. SATURDAY Organizarion and Deparlmenl' Brealcfasfs General Session-Civic Audiforium Chairman-Mr. Roy Thompson. Presidenl of Alumni Associalion Music-College Symphony Orcheslra Address-Governor Frank F. Merriam Music-College Symphony Orcheslra LEGE PROGRAM FOR - MAY 20-22, T937 l2:30 p.m. 2:00-5:00 p. m. 2:30 p. m. 6:00 p. m. 9:00 p. m. I2:00 noon 4:00-5:00 p. m. 6:30 p. m. 7:30 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 8:00-I0:00a.m. 9:00 a. m. 3:00-5:00 p. m. 3:00-6:00 p. m. 5:00-8:00 p. m. 6:30 p. m. 9:00 a. m. I0:0O a. m. l0:00-5:00 daily Alumni Luncheon-Women's Gymnasium Chairman-Mr. William Sweeney Exhibi+-Men's Gymnasium Paren+ Educafion Conference-College Dr. Gerfrude Laws, Discussion Leader Organiza+ion and Deparrmenf Dinners Jubilee Grand Ball-Civic Audiforium Lilnile Theaier SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ORGANIZATION LUNCHEONS, DINNERS AND TEAS THURSDAY, MAY 20 Psychology Deparfmenl Luncheon Paren+s' Conference Group Tea-Home Economics Building Child Training Laboraiory Lawn FRIDAY, MAY 2I Men P. E. Maiors' Dinner-lralian l-loiel Open House-All Day-Tau Della Phi SATURDAY, MAY 22 Tau Delia Phi Breakfasi-Tower Arr Deparlmenl Alumni and Senior Brealcfasl-Saraloga Inn Tau Gamma Brealdasi-Hofel S+. Claire Sparfan Knighfs Open House-Clubhouse, Campus Kappa Kappa Sigma Table reservaiions for alumni luncheon: Ero Sophian-Sappho-Sigma Kappa Alpha Home Economics Alumni Tea-Home Managemenl House Garden, Campus Ari Deparlmeni Tea-Ari Building For alumni, Their parenis, friends, efc. Normal School Facully Buffel Supper-I89 So. I Hh Srreei lol'a Delia Phi lni'ria+ion and Alumni Dinner and SUNDAY, MAY 23 Sigma Tau Brealcfasf for Aciive and Alumni Members-49l So. 7fh Sr. Della Nu Thefa Brealcfasl'-Miss Mignon's Home GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Regisrraiion of Guesrs and Alumni of College a+ Main Gale of Ouad Tickefs for Symphony, Peer Gynf, Grand Ball and Alumni Luncheon- Main Gafe of Quad ,, ,M V H, I 1,- MU 'Va n 31, d ,AH 5 W' Q -. , 1 H i 3 H ' ,.-VX -.. ..., - ,f-, ,... .. .-,-. ,.-.,,,,,, . . -, . n P.. ., ,ix --.-, , , fi Fiv,.4Nq L Y - xfnxzxl i...A-1 !....-J ixhv R 2 15- -i. fy., Nils 5--2 V wg! Y N7 J 'L 1 'N' Y 'N' i ' ' tg ff w- I . nf 1 5 ?: rf ' Exim. I Y L -3 f-, ' Ek V- , 1,5-,---fgzx X. nz'-'-'-.'-1 1 c:4':,.. ' 0.214- - sv - wk, J pf x .0 . , VJ U Q Xx we xo ,-Xb, ,4-' , r, -f ,fy I, Lay L, J i L'.h': 1 '4i....-f A , 3211,-giff La.- -1 l.L.::-T LL,L.,:':u. 4T.. 'L17' ..l.l: i Ji ' . - .f we .U ' '. 3' .. I 'wir nl! N . LL? 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Wi+h The addiTion of a iunior college feafuring Two-year Technical Training for The semi-professions, The insTiTuTion has come To Think of iTselT primarily as a vocaTional school. Growih of The college To iTs presenT size is a sTriking aspecT of iTs hisTory. An original enrollmenT of six, sevenTy'Tive years ago, has grown To a presenT regisTraTion of Three Thousand. A single room on The ground floor of a high school building in San Fran' cisco has expanded inTo The presenT college planT on WashingTon Square. An original TaculTy of one man is now an insTrucTional sTaTT of more Than one hundred and TiTTy. San Jose STaTe College prides iTselT upon iTs democracy, iTs academic freedom. The opporTuniTies if offers To serious-minded young men and women. 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D. p I Presidenl of The College A N N E J fi 4'Vii ini in l , V . N , vimif 'iff T ' HERMAN F. MINSSEN, M. A. Head, Mafhemafics Vice-Presidenf of The College PRESIDENTS MESSAGE California, in 'rhe monfh of May, l862. Lincoln was Presidenf. The Civil War was on, increasing in fury. The hoof beafs of The Pony Express had buf recenfly died ouf on 'rhe Wesfern plains, and 'rhe sfridenf cry of Goldl sfill echoed in fhe mounfain valleys. The ox carf and fhe horseman were frequenf inciclenfs of 'rhe dusfy roads, while fhe gay personalify of Spain confinued fo lend color and spirif fo an ofherwise drab sociefy. ln such a seffing, a loand of pioneer feachers finally convinced a pioneer legislafure fhal' fhe new sfafe should begin irnrnediafely fhe fraining of feachers for fhe public schools. Thus, sevenfy-five years ago, San Jose Sfafe College was born. T. W. lVlacQuarrie 2334 1 if ,Q .. 1 , - -A T I ' - il 1 'l :Z-ls ,a Q., ' In vzlzl Z .B A +12 'WP' EVELYN AMARAL, A. B. lnsfrucfor, Physical Eclucafion JESSIE APPLEGARTH. A. B. Confroller's Office J UDSON ASPINWALL, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Indusfrial Arfs EARL ATKINSON, Ph. D. I-lead, Commerce Associafe Professor, Commerce JOYCE BACKUS, M. A. I-lead, Librarianship Associafe Professor, Librarianship CAROLINE BAILEY Assisfanf, Library LUCY BAILEY, M. A. lnsfrucfor, Librarianship DORIS BARBAREZ Appoinfmenf Office RAYMOND BARRY, Ph. D. I-lead, English Professor, English PAUL J. BEARD, Ph. D. Assoclafe Professor, Bacferioloqy DWIGHT BENTEL, M. A. lnsfrucfor, Journalism MARION BENTON Business Office LILLIAN BILLINGTON, M. A. Insfrucfor, Educafion GILBERT BISI-IOP, A. B. Insfrucfor, Physical Educafion ERWIN BLESI'I, M.A. lnsfrucfor. Physical Eclucafion E. D. BOTTS, Ph. D. Professor, Chemisfry OSCAR BRAUER, Ph. D. Professor. Physics and Chemisfry OWEN M, BROYLES, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Economics LESTER BRUBAKER, A, B. Assisfanf, Physics FLORENCE BRYANT, A. B. lnsfrucfor, English MARTHA BUCHSER, A. B. lnformafion Office HELEN BIJLLOCK, A. B. Insfrucfor, Librarianship FRED BUSS, M. A. Associafe Professor, Geology SUSAN BYRNE, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Arf MYRTLE CALKINS Wornerfs Physical Educafiorx Offic ADA CARVER, A.B. Personnel OffTce JOSEPI-IINE CI-IANDLER, Ph. D. Insfrucfor. English MARGARET CIANFONI. M.A. lnsfrucfor, Modern Languages C BRANT CLARK. Ph. D. lns'rruc'I'or, Psychology MURIEL CLARK. A. B. Educalion Office EARL COUNT, Ph. D. Assislanl' Professor, Zoology RUTH CROMWELL' Heallh Office MABEL CRUMBY, M. A. Assisfanf Professor. Eclucalion LYMAN DAUGHERTY. M. A. Assislanl' Professor, Bolany CORINNE DAVIS. M. A. Associafe Professor. Psychology DORIS DEAN. M.A. lnslrucfor. Physical Eclucalion DUDLEY DeGROOT, M. A. Head. Physical Eclucalion-Men Associale Prof., Physical Eclucalion EMILY DeVORE. M. A. Associare Professor, Educarion JAMES DeVOSS. Ph. D. Dean of Upper Division Professor, Psychology HELEN DIMMICK. M.A. Dean of Women Associale Professor, English ISABEL DOLAN Cafeleria SARAH DOWDLE, M. S. Assisranr Professor. Home Economics CARL DUNCAN. Ph. D. Professor, Boiany RALPH ECKERT, M. A. lnslruclor. Speech JAY C. ELDER. Ph. D. Dean of Lower Division Professor, Biology HARRY ENGWICHT. M. A. Ins'rruc+or, Radio WILLIAM ERLENDSON, B. M. lnslruclor, Music WINIFRED FERRIS. M.A. lnslruclor, Modern Languages LEEANA FISHER, A. B. lnslrucfor, Ari JOHN FRENCH. M. A. lnsfruclror. Arr MILDRED GENTRY. M. A. lnsrruclor. Hislory GUY GEORGE. M. A. Assisfanl Professor, Commerce HUGH W. GILLIS. M. A. Assisl'an'r Professor. Speech ROBERT GITLER, A. B. Insfruclor. Librarianship CHARLES B. GODDARD. A. B. Dean of Men META GOLDSMITH. M. A. Associafe Professor, Modern Languages vii M. l , , - i , 13 ' , dx .If L: , ,, ,456 s- I . Pmiif? A 1 4 ,,.. Eg ,,,,, Y E1 F it ,1- FREDERICK GRAHAM. Ph. D. Associafe Professor, Hisfory JESSIE GRAHAM, Ph. D. Associafe Professor, Commerce BERTA GRAY, A. B. Assfsfanf Direcfor of Publicafions LILLIAN GRAY, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Educafion EARNEST GREENE, M. A. Insfrucfor, Physics and Chemisfry J. M. GWINN, LL. D. Professor, Educafion KATHERINE HALL, M. A. Associafe Professor, Educafion VELMA HAMILTON, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Home Economics SYBIL HANCHETT, A. B. Insfrucfor, Music ALICE HANSEN. M. A. Assisfanf Professor, PhysIoIogy GLENN HARTRANET, M. A. AssocIafe Professor, Physical Educafion CAROLYN HAYES. I3. Ed. Insfrucfor, Arf KARL I-IAZELTINE, Ph. D. Professor, Nafure Sfudy MAXWELL I-IEASLET, PI1. D. Assisfanf Professor, Mafhemafics HARRISON HEATH, M. A. Associafe Professor, Psychology MARGUERITE HERREN ConfroIIer's Offfce CLARA HINZE, B. L. Assisfanf Professor, Geography ESTELLA HOISHOLT. M. A. Associafe Professor, Arf VICTOR HUNT. Ph. D. Assisfanf Professor, I-Iisfory LYDIA INNES, A. B. Appoinfmenf Secrefary ALLEN JACOBS, M. S. Assisfanf Professor, Bofany ELIZABETH JENKS, M. A. Head, Speech Associafe Professor, Speech MARGARET JEWELL, Ph. M. Insfrucfor, Physical Educafion MARGARET JONES, Ed. D. Head, Home Economics Professor, Home Economics ELIZABETH JORDAN, A. B. Insfrucfor, Arf JAN KALAS Insfrucfor, Music WAYNE KARTCHNER, A. I3. Insfrucfor, Geology DOROTHY KAUCHER. Ph. D. Assocfafe Professor, Speech K- GAYLE PICKWELL, Ph. D. Professor, Zoology HELEN PLANT. A. B. Assisfanf Dean of Women GRACE PLUM. B, S. Insfrucfor, Nurse. Healfh 81 Hygiene WILLIAM POYTRESS, Ph. D. Head, Social Science Professor, Economics NORMAN PRATT, A. B. lnsfrucfor, Commerce JOHN PRICE, M. A. Insfrucfor, Physiology WILFRED RICHARDSON, M. A. Insfrucfor, Chemisfry CHARLOTTE RIDEOUT, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, English DORIS ROBINSON. A. B. Appoinfmenf Office ELMO ROBINSON, M.A., B. D. Associafe Professor. Philosophy LEE SAUVE Nafural Science Office ALBERT SCI-IMOLDT, M. A. Insfrucfor, Chemisfry STELLA SCHUCHARDT, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, English LILLIAN SCOTT Assisfanf Regisfrar JAMES SLATTERY, M. D. Insfrucfor, Healfh and Hygiene DORA SMITH. M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Lilorarianship EMILY SMITH. A. B. lnsfrucfor, Nafure Sfudy HEBER SOTZIN. Ph. D. Head. Inclusfrial Eclucafion Professor, lndusfrial Arfs Educafion BENJAMIN SPAULDING, M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Indusfrial Arfs Eclucafion GEORGE SPEARMAN. M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Indusfrial Arfs Educafion HELEN SPRAGUE. A. B. Assisfanl' Professor, English ELMER STAFFELBACH, Ph. D. Dean of School of Educafion Professor, Educafion HELEN STALFORD. A. B. Assisfanf, Library LU ELLA STEVENSON Secrefary fo Ihe Presidenf J. C. STILLWELL Superinfenclenf, Buildings and Grounds GEORGE STONE. M. A. Insfrucfor, Phofography ELSIE SWANSON, A. B. Assisfanf, English FLORENCE KEEGAN. A. B. Assisfanf, Library MAUD KNAPP, M.A. Head, Physical Educafion-Women Associafe Professor, Physical Educafion ANN LAVOI Men's Physical Educafion Office CAROLINE LELAND, A. B. Y. W. C. A. MARJORIE LUCAS, B. Eel. lnsfrucfor, Physical Educafion BERTHA MASON. M. D. College Physician MARSHALL MASON, M. D. College Physician MABEL MASTRUD. A. B. Assisfanf, Library DAISY MATTHEWS, A. B. Personnel Deparfmenf GEORGE MATTHEWS. A. B. Assisfanf Professor, Music ELIZABETH MCFADDEN, A. B. I-Ieacl, I'-Iealfh and Hygiene Associafe Professor, Healfh and Hygiene MARY MCILVAINE, M. S. Insfrucfor, Home Economics LUCILLE McKEOWN Personnel Office EVA MCRAE Science Office HELEN MIGNON, M. A. Associafe Professor, Home Economics HAROLD MILLER. M.A. Associafe Professor, English VIRGINIA MOORE . , .Z Regisfrars Office ,bf WILBUR MORELAND. M.s. .3 .sfx Associafe Professor, Physics RAYMOND MOSHER. Ph. D. Professor. Psychology ELSIE NEUMANN. A. B. Assisfanf, Library GLADYS NEVENZEL. M. A. Associafe Professor, Home Economics L. C. NEWBY, M. S. I-lead. Modern Languages Professor. Modern Languages AMBROSE NICHOLS. M. A. Assisfanf Professor, Inclusfrial Arfs Educafion WORTH OSWALD. M. A. Insfrucfor, Geography ADOLPH OTTERSTEIN. M. A. I-lead, Music Associafe Professor, Music FRANK PETERSON, M. A. Insfrucfor, Mafhernafics P. VICTOR PETERSON, Ph. D. Chairman, Nafural Sciences Professor, Chemisfry VIRGINIA PHILLIPS GREGORIUS Assisfanf Nurse, Healfh Office WILLIAM SWEENEY. M. A. lnsiruclor, Educalion VIRGINIA SWORD, A. B. Assislanl, Library VERNA TEMPLE, M. S. lnslruclor, Home Economics MARTHA THOMAS, M. A. Associale Professor, Home Economics NEIL O. THOMAS, A. B. Conlroller. Sludenl Affairs E. S. THOMPSON. A. B. Financial Secrelary MAURINETHOMPSON, M. A. Assislanr Professor, Music DOROTHY TITCOM B Business Office ELSIE TOLES. M. A. Associale Professor, Eclucalion BERNICETHOMPKINS, M. A. Associale Professor, Hislory BERNICE TRIPLETT Regislrar's Office GAIL TUCKER. M. A. Assislfanf Professor, Physical Eclucarion RUTH TURNER, M. A. Head, Ari' Associale Professor, Ar? MARGARET TWOMBLY. M. A. Associa'I'e Professor, Heallh ancl Hygiene JEANNETTE VANDERPLOE6, M. A. Assislani' Professor, Librarianship CHARLES WALKER. B. S. Inslruclor, Physical Eclucalion CATHERINE WALLACE, A. B. Assisfanl, Heallh and Hygiene ELIZABETH WALSH, M. A. Insfrucfor, Educalion JOE H. WEST. M. A. Regislrar SARAH WILSON, B. S. Assislanl Professor, Physical Eclucalion WILLIAM WILTBERGER, A. B. Heacl, Police School Assislanl Professor. Police School RAE WI RTZ, B. S. Inslruclor, Commerce GERTRUDE WITHERSPOON. M. A. lnslrucfor, Chemisfry MARY ALICE WITTENBERG, A. B. Educafion Office JAMES WOOD, Ph. D. Professor. English JAMES WOODRUFF, M. A. Assisfanl' Professor, Sociology CATHERINEWORTHING-HAM, M. A Assislanl' Professor, Physical Educalion 15 'Q r AEE JAMES WELCH KARL DREXEL ROBERT RECTOR FALL Presidenf JAM ES WELCH Vice-Presidenf WILLIAM THURLOW Secretary DOROTHY SAN DKU H LE A. W. S. RepresenIa'Hve DORIS ARNOLD FALL Presideni' DONALD WALKER Vice-Presidenf RICHARD LAN E Secretary BESSIE MATTHEWS W S211 . Wi? 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U, CATHERINE GUNN Presiden'I-Fall CHARLES LEONG RAYMOND WALLACE BARTON WOOD LITERATURE 2:7441 ALFRED BROWN WILLIAM CLARK WILLIAM THURLOW, Presidenf BEN MABIE JOHN ANDREWS EUGENE SHIMMIN GORDON FRIDAY LAURIE JONES JOHN UPTON BERNARD WATSON WILLARD LeCROY CLIFFORD CUNHA CLIFTON CROTHERS JOHN WARD ROLAND BAND ROBERT SANDHOLDT NORMAN HOOVER GEORGE MATTHEWS ERNEST MORSE WILLIAM ERLENDSON DONALD WILLIAMS FRANK BETTENCOURT BERNARD WOODS ARTHUR SHOUP EDGAR CALDERWOOD HENRY PARCELLA VINCENT SHANK GEORGE HAYDON GENE GOODRON RALPH GOLDEEN HIRAM O'KELLEY WILLIAM TYLER PHI MU ALPHA I .Im .dn I, 'r 5:5 'Aw I -- , , 3 far, and v 9 L I I I Ik JOHNSTON WILES I W M 5 Ivlu L, I I RAY RUF .- , A I I I in , ,Aj I in VERNON WALLACE ' ' RICHARD RISDON Liijfij -O,' - ' A '23 ' ff V1 ' , I ,, ,259 ROBERT ISH ,533-gg , , V . 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WILLIAM POYTRESS MISS BERNICE TOMPKINS AUSTIN WARBURTON MAXINE WALTHER GAIL CURRY DR. VICTOR HUNT DR. FREDERICK GRAHAM CHARLES McCLELLAN HISTORY 280 44 DWIGHT BENTEL CHARLES LEONG Presideni-Spring LOUIS WALTHER Presiden'I--Fall WILLIAM RODRICK CAROLINE WALSH JACK MARSH ROBERT KELLY JEWEL SPANGLER WILBUR KORSMEIER FRANK HAMILTON MARION STARR FRAN K BRAYTON ORA LINDOUIST RAYMOND WALLACE MARION SCHUMANN FRANCES CUENIN VIRGINIA BATES JOURNALISM SIGMA 'A MARJORIE SERIO ELIZABETH JARVIS Presidenf GEORGIANNA KANN DORIS E. SMITH KURT GROSS ROBERTA SMITH MURIEL STONE MAYO BRYCE ROBERTA SWEET AVERILL HAY SALVADOR ME-RENDINO GRACE PETITCLERC JOSEPHINE MONNOT MARJORIE NICHOLS ART S8244 KATHERINE BRYANT ELIZABETH JARVIS MARYAN RUCKER Fresidenf-Spring BU FORD CROOKS MARIE SMITH ROBERTA SMITH JANE MOOREHEAD GEORGIANNA KANN EVELYN MOULTHROP JEANETTE SMITH MARY WILCOXSON FLORENCE TELFER BETTY MUMMA VIRGINIA BLEWETT VIRGINIA FARRELL DORIS E. 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N, M .,,.,Ei-X,. 4.-nah .5 -4 1 2 Y ELINOR DAVIS JUNE OKAMOTO DOROTHY CU RRELL BRUCE WILBUR EVELYN HOCKIN JANE ZINK RUBY ANDERSON NORMA JONES THERESA McKENNA GERTRUDE DENNY BARBARA ROOT MAURINE THOMPSON MARGARET THOMAS SIBYL HANCHETT VICTORIA PARSONS Presidenf VIRGINIA KADOIKE FRANCES ROBINSON VIOLET THOMAS VIVIAN LESHER MARGARET MELLIAR MARJORIE QURRELL I GRACE KNOWLES I WOMEN'S MUSIC 9904: - 4 LH TURRE URGHHIZHTIUTIS ALLENIAN BLAKELY MADDOCK LANGLEY MATTHEW BAKER STILLWELL LARMON BRITTON DEWEY HAAS BRONSON WEBB fc Founded g I896 - -lm uni' f 1, JAN IS JAYET Presidenf, Fall MARGERY WEBB President, Spring, DOUGAN BROWN WALTER MAYNARD RICH GRUBER BLAIR FIELDS DENGLER PORTER MCBRIDE IRONSIDES FLETCHER SCHOENENBERGER JUN6 CLEMENTS HARTLEY WATSON JAYET LANDRAM THOMPSON GRUBER LOWE MCKEE ROGERS JONES NEI-Us MEREDITH ROYER FLORY NOLAN STILLWELL PROWSE FALL OFFICERS SPRING JANIS JAYET ....,.................... .........,..... P resideni .....Y........ ............ M ARGERY WEBB MARY-BELL MEREDITI-I ,,.,,,. ...,.......... V ice-Presiclenl' ............. ................... E LEANOR JUN6 BARBARA STILLWELL ....,.. .,,...,,,.,, R ecording Secreiary ....,... .,,.,.. M ARY-BELL MEREDITH BETTY BAKER ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.4,, , Corresponding Secrefary ...,,,. ,....., B ARBARA STILLWELL ELEANOR JUNG ........ MARIE BLAKELY .,......, LOLA RICH ........,.....,......... ...........,,.. MARCEILE Mc8RlDE ..,. MARGERY WEBB ..,.....,.. Lucille Bade Beiiy Baker Jane Blair Marie Blakely Pairicia Briiion Jeanne Bronson Flora May Brown Mable Clemenfs Charlofie Dengler Phyllis Dewey Lila Fay Dougan Beiiy Ann Field Sepiember 24 ..,..... Ociober I ...,,.., Oclober 9 ........ November 6 ..,. February 5 ...... ..... lnle Barbara Flefcher Helene Flory Dorofhy Gruber Lucille Gruber Doroihy Haas Mariha Harfly Pairicia lronsides Janis Jayei Befiy Jones Eleanor Jung Kaihryn Langley Eleanor Larrnon f. .,.....Treasurer...........,...... .,.,.,.HisIorlan....,......... ,, ,.,, .Reporier ..,.,......,.... ,. Sergeanf-ai-Arms .....,......,, socieiy Represenfalive ,,.,,.,.. MEMBERS Charloiie Lowe Marceile McBride Margarei McKee Elizabeih Maclc Doroihy Maddoclc Barbara Ma'H'hews Esielle Maynard Mary'Bell Merediih Winiired Nellis Lolifa Nolan Marion Peferson Joan Piersol CA LEN DA R Rush dale Rush daie .....Rush daie ....,.,.Pledge dance .,.,., . ......,,Formal clancem... 5593 cc BETTY ANNE FIELD .....,...BARBARA MATTHEWS .,....,.....,..,,..BETTY BAKER M ER EDITH PORTER ...,....DOROTHY HAAS Merecliih Porfer Dorofhy Prouse Lola Rich Lorraine Rogers Margarei Royer Bernice Sanders Jane Schoenenberger Mrs. Lillian Scoif Barbara Siillwell Grace Thompson Shirley Walson Margery Webb .,..,,S+. Francis Hoiel ......FairmonI' Ho'I'el BETA GAMMA CHI JARVIS NELSON ZINGHEIM SMITH CARRERA HOOD BETTY BRAI NERD Presidenf, Fall WILDA MERRITT Presidenf, Spring Founded fi-gi-a WW: fa, lb? N i' Q I90O MEMBERS HARDI NG STONE GRAHAM LUCID FALL BETTY BRAINERD .......... JOAN GRUIT ,...........,... NANCY GRAHAM .......,. CLAIRE NELSON ........ WILDA MERRITT ...,......,......... CATHERINE ENGLISH ...,..... BeHy Brainerd 1 Kalharine Burrell Jane Carrera Miss Marie Curiis Jane Desmond Calherine English Nancy Graham Joan Gruii Teresa Guerin Clara May Hanna Seprember 26 ...... Ocrober 2 ....... Oclober Il ....... December 5 ..... February 20 ....... DESMOND SMITH SERIO O'NEILL SMIT-H OFFICERS .. ..... Presidenl' .,...,.. ., ..,...,,.Vice-Presiden+.,,.,...., ,.........Secre'ra ..........Treasurer...... ,ReporI'er.......,..,....... PROVAN BRAINERD WALLDOW ENGLISH WHITMORE MERRITT TRINCHERO GRUIT GUERIN SPRING .,.,..,,....WILDA MERRITT CATHERINE ENGLISH ELIZABETH JARVIS NANCY GRAHAM ,CLAIRE NELSON lnler-socieiy Represenlaiive .,.., ,........ M ARIE SMITH Miss Alice Hanson Muriel Harding Miss Es'I'ella Hoisholl' Margery Hood Elizabelh Jarvis Dr. Dorolhy Kaucher Wilda Merrifi' Miss Helen Mignon Claire Nelson CA LEN DAR Rush dale Rush dale Rush daI'e Pledge Dance ...... Formal Dance .A.... :JQSG Virginia Provan Consuela Sanders Mariorie Serio Doris Smillw Lorraine Smifh Marie Smifln Dorolhy Sfone Agnes Trinchero Frances Whifmore Mary Louise Zinglneim Ml: View ,,,,,.Los Alros Counlry Club STEWARD HULL BOTHWELL LEVERENZ ERO 99 meson HAMLIN S 0 P H I A N HONES WILLIAMS FRENCH TUTTLE :GQ Founded 1.31 I8 we I. '1 ' ' HELEN KOCH ER President Fail ELEANOR BRESCHINI President, Spring BRESCHINI KRETSINGER CUENIN WILLIAMS SHANK ARCHER MacOUARRlE WEHRSTEDT WAGNER FALL HELEN KOCI-IER .....,....... ARLENE BAGGOTT .......,.... MARIAN MCMILLAN ,........ FRANCES CUENIN ,............... DOROTHEA WAGNER .......... FRANCES SIMPSON .,,...,.... BETH HOENES ...........,..., MARGARET HULL ......,... MARIAN CILKER ......... Dorolhy Alfred Jean Archer Arlene Baggoll' Rhoda Bensberg Charlene Berg Margie Bofhwell Eleanor Breschini Evelyn Callisch Marian Cilker Frances Cuenin Miss Corinne Davis Sepfember 25 ......... Ociober 4 .......,.... Ocrober I2 .......... November 20 .,...... January 23 ........ KOCH ER MCMILLAN seize wncox MOORE THATCHER MORAN CILKER ALFRED SIMPSON MCCARTKHY BENSBERG OFFICERS SPRING .............PreSider1I..........v.... ........,.ELEANOR BRESCH l N l .......,Vice-PresiclenI'.,.,.,,,,. ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,MARlAN CI LKER ...,.,.,.Secrelary,.......... ..,....,.Treasurer....... ....,........Reporler........,,.. .........Sergean'r-al'-Arms........ ....,..............Cusfodian..,....,.....,,. ...........,....MARY SHAN K ..........,FRANCES CUENIN EAN TUTTLE MARGARET MCCA RTHY .. .,.,.,...... JEAN KIETSINGER ........Hlsforuan...................,.. .....,......,...MARGARET HULL infer-sociery Represenfalive ..... ........ D OROTI-IEA WAGNER MEMBERS Mary Marlha French Frances Claire Hamlin Berh Hoenes Margarel' I-lull Jean Kiefsinger I-Ielen Kocher Dorolhy Leverenz Rulh MacQuarrie Margaref McCar+hy Virginia McMillan Barbara Moore CALENDAR Rush dale Rush dafe Rush Clare Pledge dance Formal dance ....,,..... 297e Mildred Moran Mary Shank Frances Simpson Helen S'I'ewarI' Wanda Thaicher Jean Tuiile Dorofhea Wagner Claire Wehrsledl Barbara Wilcox Alice Williams Mary Williams e.,............,...........,..Privale home .......,.,CIaremon'l Counfry Club KAPPA KAPPA SIGMA 'WTA'- ?77Fq?f'Y',f.ffff2 ' Aix f 51,!,v ,ig I, sj grj ET! J . Il! 'V '3 . 1, .A 1' ., Ai F I i ANDERSON MCKENNA KELLER FRANCES GIBSON Presidenf, Fall RUTH LAWRY Presiden1,Spring ' ' J Q .,.,,, A , ' I ,lf Vi A ' . 3 ,nu , 1 , Q fx. Q 3 5 ' ' - - Q F I I L1 , ' 329 1.1 ' fs Q1', 5 JAMES cALKrNs MATTHEWS BLOIS LAWRY KIRBY VOLLGRAFF COREY QALLAAQRN rx f .-. LQ' ji Founded j 1919 PI CHAPTER Founded l93Z SI-IATTUCK LITTLE RAMSEY WILI-IELMY WESKE JURGENSEN BURGER WITI-IERSPOON MORGAN COLLINS DOWDLE DECI-IANT BILLINGTON YOUNG COLBY MOORE BECKER RANGE FALL VELMA GILARDIN ..,.,. FRANCES GIBSON .......,, FRANCES SWANSON ....,.. MARGARET JAMES ....... MARVIS VOLLGRAFF ,......, Leila Anderson Marion Becker Miss Lillian Billinglon Palricia Blackwood Mrs. Edna Blesh Belly Mae Blois Mrs. Waller Borchers Corlas Burger Edilh Burlinglon Belly May Calkins Lorraine Cleveland Seplember 27 ,,,.,,A,, Oclober 5 ..,...,,,... Oclober IO .,.....,...., November 20 ,,,,...... February I3 ,......,. SWANSON WILLIAMS GIBSON BLACKWOOD TURNEY STAU FFER CLEVELAND WANSON COLEMAN KNEASS FRENCH BURLINGTON OFFICERS SPRING ..,........Presidenl,.......,... LAWRY ,..,,A.,..Vice-Presidenl,.,.,., ........VlRGlNlA FRENCH . .,.,...... Secrelary ..,...., ..,.,....,.,......... B ETTY COREY .,,.....Treasurer........ ,.........BETTY MAY CALKINS ,,,,,,,,Reporler,,,,,.., ,4.,,,,,MARVlS VOLLGRAFF MEMBERS Adelaide Colby Dorolhy Coleman Alleen Collins Belly Corey Suzanne Dechanl Mrs. Sarah Dowdle Virginia French Emmadell Gallahorn Frances Gibson Margarel James Margarel Jurgensen Belly Keller Elsie Kirby Belly Kneass Rulh Lawry Hesler Lillle Theresa McKenna Margarel Mallhews Kalhryn Moore ' Virginia Morgan Jane Ramsay Virginia Range CALENDAR ....s....Rush dale .........Rush dale .........Rush dale ,........PIeclge dance....,... ....,,...Formal dance...........,..., x 99 Q Anna Slauller Frances Swanson Miss Maurine Thompson Louise Turney Marvis Vollgrall Maxine Wanson Jane Weske Florence Wilhelmy Madelyn Williams Miss Gerlrude Wilherspoon Billie Young Claire Holel ,,.,,w..Mark Hopkins I-Iolel PHI KAPPA PI DYKES SCHNERR LONGANECKER HOIHMYER OXLEY ROONEY STAFFELBACH SI-IEAFFER NAYLOR H ELEN I-IOH MYER Presidenf, Fall VIRGINIA PERRY President Spring Founded .i iv .926 241515 LEIYIII SIMONSEN BAMBAUER SMITH DEHN KEARNEY LIGHTNER WELLBORN HASTINGS SOLON HYDENFELDT MOOREHEAD PERRY COFFEEN ANDERSON SHOUP ERICKSON ROGERS WEBB STAFFELBACH ALDEN HARKEY OFFICERS FALL SPRING HELEN HOHMYER ,,,.,,, .,........ P fessdenf ......... ..........,.. v IRGINIA PERRY VIRGINIA PERRY .,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,... .,..,,, V ice-Presidenf ......,, ............... v IRGINIA HASTINGS VIVIAN SHEAFFER ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,L, ,.,..,A. S ecreiary .....,.. ELEANORE LONGANECKER ELEANORE LONGANECKER ....... MARGARET LIGHTNER ...,......... JANE MOOREHEAD ....... BARBARA HARKEY ,....,.... Eleanor Alden Goldie Anderson Bernice Bambauer Bernira Colleen Barbara Cuifing Gipsy Delnn Jane Dykes Vivian Erickson Miss Me+a Goldsmilli Barbara Harlcey Ocfober 3 ......... Ocrober 6 A... ..... ...... , Oc+oloer I2 ........... ........ December 4 ,,..,,.... .,,.,.. April I7 .....,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, ........Treasurer..... ...................l-lislorian. Reporler .....,....,......... nfer-sociely Represenlafive... MEMBERS Virginia Hasfings Helen l-Iolwmyer Margaref Liqhlner Eleanare Longaneclier Jane Moorehead Dorolhy Naylor Frances Oxley Virginia Perry Mar+ha Rogers Esfher Rooney CALENDAR Rush dare Rush dale Rush dale Pledge dance. Formal dance ........ RIOIR CLARABELLE STAFFELBACH ...................DGROTHY NAYLOR WEBB ,.....L...HELEN I-lOl-I MYER Margarei' Schnerr Vivian Sheaffer Esfher Simonsen Jeanefle Smilh Leona Solon Clarabelle Slaffelbacln Jeanne Sfalifelbach Miss Gail Tucker Lois Webb Mrs. Rae Wirlz Francis Hofel .,,,L,....Sir Francis Drake Horel SAPPI-ICD in RYDBERG FOULKE BETTY BOOKWALTER President, Fall FRANCES SCOTT Presidenf, Spring SANDHOLDT EITZART SWEET SCOTT SPANGLER FITZGERALD BRIGGS CRAFT SPAULDING Founded lB98 1 HOBSON GLADDING BOOKWALTER LASSERE WELLINGTON GEISENHOFF GREENFIELD HORRALL CLOSE FRANKLIN TURNER SCOTT KENT MARTIN cRooKs sRucI-I SAYRE BAKER SMITH OFFICERS FALL BETTY BOO KWA LTER .......... FRANCES SCOTT .....,.... MARY GLADDING ..,.,,. ...,....PresIdenl'...,,... .......VIce-PresIdenT...,,,.. ,,.......,..,..Treasurer........,... JANET HOBSON ............., ..,,..,.. R ecording Secrefary ...,..... DOROTHY HORRALL ......... . .,,,... Corresponding Secrefary ....... . JANE SWEET ......,..., Q ...., ............... A rcl'IivesT ......,,.,,,,.,, MAVIS CROWELL ....,,... EVELYN RYDBERG ,..,..,., ...................ReporTer..,,...,..... ....,.....lnTer-sociefy Reporfer... MEMBERS DOLLING .HAAS CROWELL FERGUSON STEINY TURNER WALTON WILBUR SPRING ..........FRANCES SCOTT ............BRUCE WILBUR ..........MARY GLADDING .,......,,JANET HOBSON .........MAVIS CROWELL ....,..BUFORD CROOKS ......,...FRANCES HAAS .......EVELYN RYDBERG BeHy BoolcwalTer Jeanne Briggs Robin Bruch Helen Close Elizabe'l'l'I Craff Buford Crooks Mavis Crowell Elizabefh Dooling Dorofhy Eiherf RuTl'I Farman Sepiember 28 .....,.... Ocfoloer 7 .....,.. .,... Ocfober Il ..,..,..,.. November 20 ........ April IO ...,..,..E.... Elree Ferguson KaThleen Fiizgerald Elizabefh Foulke Jean Franlclin Peggy Geisenhoff Mary Gladding Margarel' Greenfield: Frances Haas JaneT Hobson Dorofhy Horrall Ma-rgaref Kenf Audrie Lassere Ru'llI Moser Evelyn Rydberg Louise Sandlwoldfl' Frances Scoilj vii Jean ScoH , Virginia Smi+l-I ' nl: CALEN DAR .......Rusl'I daTe ......Rusl'I daTe Rush dafe ..........Pledge dance.. Formal dance., as IO3 Cc Jewel Spangler Barbara Spaulding Dorofhy Sfeiny Jane Sweei' Miss Bernice Tomplcins Elna Turner 'fPa,uline Turner Jea neffe Wellingion Bruce Wilbur ...,....AThens Club v,v,,...Oak Knoll INTER-SOCIETY COUNCIL S , I I 1 4 ' ' S L I I, V , . J Y' , V V . ls N5 Izsx L , J, W MARIE SMITH BETTY JEAN KELLER, Presidenf MARIAN CILKER BETTY MAY CALKINS 2 Q J' . AI A ' 4' QI . :NIJ I ' I HELEN I-IOI-IMYER A I ARLENE BAGGOTT A, , -::4- YV ' Bi 5 ': VIRGINIA PERRY -- N ir Y ' 35,35 CATHERINE ENGLISH DOROTHY HAAS VIRGINIA HASTINGS CLAIRE NELSON WILDA MERRITT I. MARJORIE WEBB FRANCES SCOTT ELEANOR JUNG EVELYN RYDBERG -if KATHLEEN FITZGERALD VIRGINIA FRENCH DOROTI-IEA WAGN ER kg? BRUCE WILBUR '-'ra of MARY-BELL MEREDITI-I BARBARA I-IARKEY FRANCES GIBSON SOCIAL bb IO4 44 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL FRANK HAMILTON PresicIenI-Spring HAROLD RANDLE BU RTON ABBOTT PresicIen'I-FaII HARRY BRAKEBILL HAROLD KIBBY ROBERT RECTOR ROBERT WATSON ROBERT SCHNABEL JAMES WELCH WILLIAM MCCANN FRANCIS CAUHAPE NOEL ALLEN CHARLES PLOMTEAU , .,, u' I, 1 , . V ..-,ni-gf -- fic EQQ 5. . -1 -I i ff? SYQTEIQE- . ' 1:3-fi 5 - I I X ., II I . M , I I 1 II Imw I I WI f I IT I II YIV H HS '54, A I I I at SOCIAL XIOSK ALP!-IA PI OMEGA Founded ROBERT WATSON Presidenf, Fall WILLIAM MCCANN Presidenf, Spring f E PLOMTEAU BROWN MacGOWAN WATSON YW FISHER SRU BER WALKER HOLTORF FALL ROBERT WATSON .,,..... JESS WILSON ..............,.... NORMAN McFADDEN ..,.... JAMES MacGOWAN.. CHARLES PLOMTEAU WILLIAM McCANN ..,...,. .....,,., MABEL REYNOLDS KOCHER MEFADDEN OFFICERS .,,.....Presidenl..,......... ,..,.,.......,.Vice-Presiden+.,,.....,..,,, . ........ Corresponding Secrelary ........ ,,,, , ..,,,v Recording Secrefary ,.... , ...,,...,...,,....,., Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ROBERT SCI-INABEL ...,..... ,...,... I nfer-frafernily Represenfalive Paul Beclcer Richard Brown Roloerl Doerr Waller Fisher Tom Gifford Jack Gifford John l-Iollorf Howard Kocher November 7 ...,...... March I9 .,.A,.., April 24 .....,..., MEMBERS Richard Lane James MacGowan William McCann William McCoard Norman McFadden Jack Mabel Charles Plom+eau Jack Reynolds LANE DOERR BECKER SCHNABEL MCCANN WAGNER SPRING .,.....,Wl LLIAM McCANN .,..........ROBERT STONE EANORMAN WAGNER NORMAN McFADDEN ...IAMES MacGOWAN Infer-frarernily Represenlalive... ,,,., ,,,.,l- R OBERT WATSON ......... CHARLES PLOMTEAU Roberf Schnabel Fielder Slinglufl Roberl Slone Norman Wagner Don Walker Roberl' Wa Ison .less Wilson CALENDAR Barn Dance...,...,.,,.........,.. ,..,....,.Smi+h's Barn Alumni Banque+....,.,.... ,.....,,,.......I-lolel DeAnza Full Moon Dance., .,......,Devonshire Counlry Club 2lO7K DELTA Tl-IETA OMEGA fm K. 5 A A ,. if 5 J 5 I' '- ' 'Gu ? ,F . ,, - V wr ,. ,L R! I P A 5 A S V 'M ' A V. ABBOTT LAUGHLIN BRAKEBILL CAUHAPE BEAULIEU CAUHAPE MCCLENAHAN CARSON A Founded 1926 I k A V HARRY BRAKEBILL Grand Masfer. Fall BURTON ABBOTT Grand Masier, Spring Fw ff F' MCH EN RY GREENLEY MICI-IAELS TONKIN REARDON OLSON FALL HARRY BRAKEBILLH. BURTON ABBOTT .....,..., VICTOR CAUI-IAPE... ROBERT TONKIN ..,....... ROBERT RECTOR ..,,,.....,... DONALD BALDWI N, BU RTON ABBOTT ....,..,. ,...,,., FRANCIS CAUI-IAPE Burfon Abloo'r+ Don Anderson Warren Anderson Donald Baldwin Irvan Beaulieu T. Erwin Blesh Raymond Bourel Harry Bralcebill Joe Carson Francis Cauhape Vicior Cauhape James Clancy November 2 I ......., April 3 ..,...........,. ILA-ay 28. 29 .,,-,,... VAN HORN EVERETT RECTOR CUNNINGHAM HOFFMAN TIENKEN OFFICERS ,,.,,,.,,.,,Gra nd IvIasI'er,,...,...... BOURET MCCLENAHAN GIRDNER EVANS JACOBUS HUXTABLE GRANT ANDERSON ANDERSON SPRING RTON ABBOTT ..........ROBERT TON KI N ......,.,Corresponding Secre+ary.....,... Recording Secreiary ,..,,,,,,, ,..,.,......,..., D AVE MICHAELS ., ,,...,,, ,..,, ........ T r easurer,,,.,,,,.,,.,...,. Infer- Infer- ........Biq-Ga .......Sprinq .......Reunio Guard ...............,..,.,,,,.. ..... MEMBERS Earl Cunningham Bill Evans Everelf Everell' Hugh Gillis Jerry Girdner Ed Granl' Virgil Greenley Gus Hoffman Roberf Jacobus Henry McCIenahan Roberf McClenahan Marvin McHenry CALEN DAR me Formal ...........,... Spori Dance ...... n and Dance ....... M094 lrafernily Represeniafive ....., .. ,. frafernily Represenlalive ..... .... ,,.....,FRANClS CAUHAPE 4, ..........,..uuu., VIRGIL GREENLEY ....HEN RY McCLENAHAN ........,...HARRY BRAKEBI LL .......ROBERT RECTOR David Michaels William Laughlin Frank Olson Charles Peach Jaclc Reardon Robarl Reclor J. Wilfred Richardson Charles Spaulding William G. Sweeney Eugene Tienlcen Roberf Tonlcin Arfhur Van Horn ........Devonshire Counlry Club Roclc Park ........,,,....EIlcs Club SIGMA GAMMA CDMEGA Q n i - ,.Ail V . I 'ESQQF A ,,,n. f'f'ii+f ' ex., 5 MCDONALD CLARK YA: uf, .f ,X MCCLELLAND KNOPF 13 V 3 Y WHITE DENNING KEESLING Founded 3321- ma - NfX!Xrf HAROLD KIBBY Presidenf, Fall HAROLD RANDLE Presidenf, Spring V. I' 'Q faq MORTON KIBBY BARSHAW AZZARA HAMILTON RIDEOUT FALL HAROLD KIBBY .......... CECIL McDONALD.., RANDLE BATEMAN MILLS BRUNHOUSE CLARK BOWERS OFFICERS , ,.v,.,. ...,. P residenl' .,,....,.. . ,,,,,,..,,...Vice-Presiden+........, ALBERT BARSHOW ......,,.... .............. R ecording Secrelary ........ HARRY B. JENNINGS ......., ROBERT KNOPF ..,....... CHARLES CLARK .,,,,... HAROLD RANDLE ,.,.. JAMES WELCH ,.....,, Noel Allen Russell Azzara Alberl' Barshow Herman Baleman Clarence Brunhouse George Chambers Charles Clark Evereh' Clark Kennelh Denning William Gordon Oclober I7 ,.,,.. May 8 .,...,,,...,... CHAMBERS KNOPF WELCH ALLEN STUART KELLOGG WHEELER GRAVES WHITE SPRING LD RAN DLE ....,...,.,CLARENCE BRUNHOUSE ,,,,.,..,...,.ALBERT BA RS HOW L,,,,,,,,,Corresponcling Sec,relary........ .,..,,....HARRY B. JENNINGS ,mmM,W,.,mTrea5urer,mm,,,4,,, .,.,........,ROBERT KNOPI: ...,.,,,,..,,,,..Sergeanl'-al-Arms...,....... .........DONALD MILLS ..,.,Inler-frafernily Represenlafive... ALLEN , ,,Y, lnler-fralernily Represenlafive... .L........ FRANK HAMILTON MEMBERS Donald Graves Frank I-lamillon Harry B. Jennings Reynold Keesling Jordan Kellogg Harold Kibby Roberl Knopf Ted Knopf Dr. Boris Lubowslci Cecil McDonald Charles McClelland Donald Mills Howard Morfon Harold Randle Ernesl Rideoul William Roloerfs Roberl Sluari' James Welch Clairmonl Wheeler Hamillon Whiie Phillip While CALENDAR .Foolball Fele .............,,...L... ....... S colfish Rife Temple ..lnviI'a'I'ional Formal ..,...,.. ....... S I. Francis Yochf Club xlllcf ini -W., I ,Ai- F SENIOR SNEAK DAY Searsville Lake, May IO, l9'37 ,xl i' BCDCDK THREE UI! 'WD' ' 1 , 2 . va 'bm 4 Q ' ef, 5,-is ii I I 1 'P .. , . r -fn-T39 .fz ,, . .- - ::?2'M-f1 k 4-1',1,w.fz,'.-..L,'. 'f , V , -.:,--H f'xag.ifP:1' 4- ' .- 2 4 --ua f. .'. .. w- , -anim . frkif. ,v2,l,' .rel .9 ll, rm., Ni, 'A-1, 1 - '32, ' ?fQafflf4w +f2.,. -S 'f- -f i f 4,1 x., V , ' - fx, . 3 I 3 4 1 STUDENT COUNCIL PAUL BECKER President A.S.S.C. ALICE WILSON Vice-Presidenf A.S.S.C. MEMBERS Paul Becker Roberf Doerr Alberia Jones Ben Melzer Roberf Recfor James WeIcI'1 AIice WIIson MELZER DOERR JONE9 WELCH RECTOR ?,w,wT'-N - X-f , M , . .RN-5 ig HARRY BRAKEBILL Business Manager CU RRY RUNDLE HARKEY WALKER -rs MARSH CAMPBELL LA TORRE STAFF ROBERT RECTOR .....A.,.,.. .......,.,,.v. ,L,,,...,....L.,...., L .,.,,.,..,. E D ITOR HARRY BRAKEBILL .,.,....w,... ...,,......, B USINESS MANAGER ARTHUR VAN HORN ......., ,..,....Yw......... A SSISTANT EDITOR JANE BLAIR ,......,.....,.....,, ...,.... W OMEN'S SPORTS EDITOR FRANCIS CAUHAPE ..A,,Y,L, ......... P HOTOGRAPI-IY EDITOR DOROTHY CURRY ..,...... ,LL,..L,..,....,,. F ACULTY EDITOR BARBARA HARKEY ...L,... .,,..,.......... S OCIETY EDITOR HELEN HOHMYER ,.....AL., ..........,,,..,.. S ENIOR EDITOR ROBERT TONKIN ,..w.V, ...L,L., M EN'S SPORTS EDITOR DONALD WALKER ,,.w ..V.,.,.. F RATERNITYTEDITOR NEWTON WATSON .....,..... ..A,L.........,.....,..,..,. A RT EDITOR ROBERT CAMPBELL .,...,. L,..,,., P HOTOGRAPHY STAFF DAVID MICHAELS .L.., v..,,,.. P HOTOCSRAPHY STAFF RICHARD RUNDLE ...,. vv,.LLvw P HOTOGRAPHY STAFF LOUIS LaBARBERA .,.......,...... SALVADOR MERENDINO ,..L.L., MARJORIE SERIO ......,,......V.. . GOLDIE ANDERSON .,.,.,.L4 MARALYN BROWN .LLw.., ADELAIDE COLBY ...,,,... URSULA CULBERT ..,.,....,... EMILY CURRIER .....,,LYL..LLw,.,.L MARGARET LATIMORE w..... JACK MARSH ..w.......w,L........ LATTIMORE WATSON BLAIR MERENDINO L,.,..46ENERAL .,...,...C5ENERAL .,.......GENERAL .u..,,..6ENERAL ,.,...L,GENERAL L.,..,.6ENERAL ....,.,,.GENERAL HOH MYER CU LBERT STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF TONKIN BROWN Q3 yu FRANK BRAYTON 'A A Editor, Fall and Winier Editor, Spring ROSS LINDQUIST McLEAN ERICKSON BRITTON LATIMORE BAIRD JACKSON STARR ABBOTT SCHUMANN HARVIE WALTHER BATES KORSMEIER WALLACE JAMES RODRICK ,4,,. Frank Brayfon ....,. Charles Leong ,....,,, ,, Louis Waliher ,...... James Marlais ...... Emrnei Briiion ...,, Roberi' Kelly .,..,.. Wilbur Korsmeier... .. SPARTAN DAILY ..Edi+or, Fall and Winier ,, ,,..Edii'or, Spring .....Managing Ediior, Fall Managing Ediior, Spring ,,,,.,,,,.,,.Copy Ecliior. Fall ...,...,....,..,,..News Ecliior ......,Copy Ecliior. Winler Ora Lrndquisf ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.. Fealure Ecliior, Spring Helen Baird ........ Virginia Baies .,.. Frances Cuenin.....,, Reinhild Haerle Eugene l-larvie.. Blanche Hogan.. Jean Holloway.. William McLean ..,.....Repor+er .,,,,..,Reporier ...,....Repor+er ........Reporier ,,,,,..,Repor+er ,,,,,,.,Reporier ........Reporier s.,,,.,,Repor'rer Jack Noble Marsh ,,,,,,,.,,.,,...,.... News Ediior William Rodrick. .,,,., ,AA,,AA, R eporter Jane Moorehead ......, .,,,..,.,. C opy Edifor. Spring Anello Ross ........ ........ R eporfer Jewel Spangler ...... ,.,,,,,,.....A,. N ews Ecliior Maxine Waliher .,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,..,..,,....,.,..,.,,,,. Reporter Marion Siarr ,,,,.,,,,.,, ,..,,,,. .,....,..., N e ws Ediior Jack Reynolds ....,... Publicaiions Business Manager Caroline Walsh ......... ......... C opy Ediror. Spring Burfon Abboii ..........................,... Business Manager Heidolf Work ,,..,,,,, ,,..,.,,,...... S porfs Eclilor William Evans ...... .. ,,,,,,,,,, Advertising Vivian Erickson ,,,, ..,...,.. C opy Desk l-larvey Green ,,,, .Adveriising Allen Jackson ...,.... .A...,,... P hoiography Reieana James ..,..... .Adveriising Vicior Carlock .,,,,. ,.,..,., F eaiure Desk Margarei' Laiimcren. .Adveriising Randy Fi'Hs ,,,,,,,,,, ,....,,, F ealure Desk Frank Olson ..........,.,. .Adveriisinq Marion Schumann .....,.. Feaiure Desk Jack Reardon., .Aclveriising Ray Wallace ..,,.... ..,..... F eaiure Desk MARLAIS WALTWHER OLSON HOLLOWAY MARSH WALSH HAERLE EVANS MOREHEAD REARDON CUENIN REYNOLDS KELLY SPANGLER WORK HOGAN CARLOCK , D, BARBARA HARKEY .fi- frm. gqmi ri? f :ws f' 1--a n--- : , 'gi A f-L.,-.M X544- VIRGINIA PERRY 'NN CI-IURIN WILBUR HAERLE DEHN SMITH SI-IEAFFER 1-Qi OFFICERS Presidenf Barbara I-Iarkey Vice-Presidenf Vivian Sheaffer Fall and Winfer Virginia Perry Spring Recording Secretary Frances Churin Corresponding Secrefa ry Roberfa Smifh Fall and Winrer Amy Silva Spring Treasurer Marion Ruge Repor+er ReinhiIcIe I-Iaerie COUNCIL Gypsy Dehn Jane Moorehead Bruce Wilbur MOOREHEAD RUGE i-ffggzg Egg' rl gsm JF , . QQ is an :wa BLOOM FAULDS OFFICERS Prosidenl Doris Shields Fell and Winler Mary Willson Spring Vice-Presidenl Mary Willson Secrerary Virginia l-lasiings Treasurer Marjorie Serio COUNCIL Elizabellw Bedford Mildred Bloom Mavis Crowell Marion Faulds Norma Fammafre Janis Hildebranr Joan Hughes Carharine Milllwone Belly Moore Frances Scorr Dorofhy Tonierli W. AA MARY WILLSON DORIS SHIELDS Moons romem HILDEBRANT caoweu FAMMATRE Hue-H ES scorr seoroizo HASTINGS MILLHONE xg ' x M Q L H M :yy . , This year's dramaTic season included Tour modern dramas and was splendidly climaxed by The presenTaTion of l-lenrilc lbsen's immorTal drama Peer GynT. Joyous Season was olllered as The annual ChrisTmas show which is presenTed Tor The general public. Leading roles were porTrayed by Lorraine Callander, Bill Gordon, Diane Wood, June ChesTnuT, and Gary Simpson. The second offering which was The TirsT oT The winTer quarTer was a gay, rollicking comedy by Phillip Barry, Spring Dance. lrnporTanT in The casT were Vivien Wood, Gary Simpson, ETTa Green, Ona Hardy, Lavelle SmiTh, and June ChesTnuT. 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Lorrice Olilandl Reginald Greenbroolc Lois Lack Frances Oxley Alberla Jones Rullw Mcllhany Jolin Paulson Bessie Malllnews Oiis Reid Leila Anderson Gale Beemem Belly Besi Barbara G-ruwell Jane I-Ioyl Dorofhy Coales WOMENS CI-IOIR Belly Jean Keller Rosalie Mossman Vinelle Kolda Wilda Merrill I-Ielen Minela Marion Mae Munlz Dorollwy Pelerson II+Iwa Polier WOMENS CHOIR Illirecfed by Lois Lacls and Mildred Warburlonl Fradelle Krauss Esfher Pennycolf Ruflw O'CalIaqI1an Ilene Rodgers M2741 Dale Rulole I-Iarold Srnillw Mildred Warburfon Virginia Rocca Olga Rosenqana Isabel Smilh Leona Sfein Peggy Sia rr SAN .IOSE STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA R W f 'Y' P nu 1 3 V r f m 4 I ,I ,W V -5 , Q X i if N 1 my Q .in FM. . ,-,,:g-W - - M AEf5l:'.'ffv 327. 'it -M fqygbfg -'Mx ' iff ..., ,, . ET. ww. . ,i2,,?v. S ST E S 1 'Z-1 M Q: Eg, :H S 1 SSEQQLZSL: xr 5, ,H ,T Um., .W M . t M, . . , my M , rg vig H W.. 5533. HA ig, Nag: wg? 1-K , as si , ' vim MR. THOMAS EGAN, Conducior SAN JCDSE STATE SYMPI-IONIC BAND A CAPPELLA CI-IOIR MISS ALMA LAWRY WILLIAMS, Direcior MR. WILLIAM ERLENDSON, Conducior 7 . K BEL CANTQ WOMENS GLEE CLUB JM' ITALIAN CLUB Fronl row: Miss Marqarel Cianloni. ad- viser, Beafrice Culoiccioifi, Leona Solon, Mary Bini, Florence Gurqiolo, Thelma Greco. Baci: row: Sal Teresi, Roberl Trinchero, Ernesl Rideouf, Alex Moisenco. Wayne LaRue, Paul Campisi, Anfhony Azzarello. PI-II UPSILON PI Fronf row: Lawrence Gilman, Wesley Hughes, Arlhur Heinsen, Melvin Ren- quisf. Back row: Roberf Whealley, Richard Carlmell, Daniel Bessmer, Roberf Dar- neal, Keene Dimiclc. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS Fronl row: Myron Sweezey, Dino Mor- alfi, Hugh Sfaley, Delos Baqby, Lulce Argilla. Jack Riordan, Bill Luclcenbill, Har- vey Rhodes, Bill Gurnea. Cenler row: Lloyd Thomas, Charles Melbon, Sieve Kompier, Adrian Rouyef, Henry Vasconcelles, Roberf Bouke. Charles Smiih, George Lindholm, Harnilfon Hodg- son. Back row: Willard LeCroy. Sieve Var- ich, George Haney, Bob Bronson, Harry Baehr, Leroy Zimmerman, Morris Manco- gian, Bob Tichenel, Ed Vasconcelles. CLUBS 9'32CC ENTOMOLOGY CLUB Fronf row: Phyllis Pennebalcer, Arnold Appleqarlh, Arfhur Smifh. Edgar Smifh, Roberl Rose, Rocci Pisano, Fern Hour. Cenfer row: Joe Mancuso, Dorothy Curry, Nelva Baker, Emily Currier, Dore ofhy Markwad, Isabel Fraser, Ann Peier- son, Dr. Carl Duncan, adviser. Back row: Willourf Robinson, Glenn Vargas, Clifford Aflcins, Homer Peierson. SIX FOOT FOUR CLUB Fronf row: Jim Welch, Don Walker, Rogan Harrel. Louis Ellis, Wayne LaRue, Sreve Viscovich, Earl Rurnefsch, George Downs. Cenler row: John Knighl, Phil Robson, Virgil Carlson, Jarvis Bishop, Jim Hiclrey, Don Hickey. Edward Beyer. Bacl: row: Elwood Laeclerich, Lawrence Welch, Francis l-luichinson, Don Pressley, Joe l-leaiwole, John Cller, Al Wempe, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Fronl row: Evelyn Dempsey, Lorraine Umhalf, Lorraine Wheeler, Rosalie Gari- baldi, Frances Leiviieux, Orlella Jordan, Barbara Foole. Cenler row: Jeanelle Krull, Alicia Allen, Rufh Tarver, Ruih Lindbloom, Vaughn Gage, Geraldine Rodgers. Back row: Wilma Goffberg. Winilired Fagan, Eslher Bun+ing, Prudence Rogers, Anna Marie Lohse, Mariha Downey, Vir- ginia Rowe. Jw' F J CLUBS 2 I33 cc Y. W. C. A. Fronr row: Ilse Haulc, Loreffe Marce, Dororhy Fong. Karherine Fauquel, Marie Silveira, Doris Arnold. Cenler row: Margaref Gvroihe, Agnes Riflimann, Roberfa Wilcox, Imogene Poling, Mary Jane Wolfe, Barbara Skel- linger, Rosarnond Rhoads, Muriel Slone. Back row: Alice Willson, June l-less, Jeanneffe Wells, Ola Dennis, Caroline Leland, adviser, Clara Waldow, Par Tan- drow. 11,35 117 ,-W,.,f:,-1 A .J Y. M. C. A. From' row: Mr. James Woodruff, ad- viser, Frank Leeds, Douglas Paflerson. Back row: Glenn Campbell. Edmund Bullard, Ralph Kelley, Dan Wesl. THE BIBLIOPHILES Fronf row: Rullw Mason, Ediih Jeff, Alice Marqarel Cook, Eugenia Ironside, Efhel Fillmore. Back row: Eslher l-lunfer, Helen Mac- Inrire, Clara Walldow, Gerfrucle Larson, Eunice Wafson. CLUBS 2I34Q RADIO CLUB Fronl' row: Paul Baughman. Masao Kanemolo. Andrew Cooper, Mailand Bradford, Leonard Brandi. Cenler row: Bill Slevens. Jack Bisby, Mr. Harry Engwichl, adviser, Frances Smifh. George Clemenl. Back row: Leo Baker, Ronald Monqeon, Ray Husfon, Frank Eaion, Edgar Calder- wood. F YAL orvieo -,vgx Fronf row: Norman Laverly, Francis Pearson, Harry Harier, Wesley Hughes, Frank Rogers. Ely Dragoni. Cenfer row: Sidney Alias, James Hood, Jaclc Hogue, Homer Alderman, Joe Zerga, Jaclc Wiles, Harry Baum. Ba-:lc row: Don Tuxford, Fred Clark, Bill Olierrnann, Roy Pinlcslon, George Clemenl. Phil Schaefer. Waller Fisher. JAPANESE CLUB Fronl row: May lmaldri, Miyo Honda, Yonelci lnouye, Harumi Kawahara, Bessie Sasao. Cenler row: Leah Toluunaga, Helen Tolcunaga, Shizu Milsuyoshi, Toshllco Kon- oshima, Yoshia Ogafa, Kiyo Saio, Vir- ginia Kadoilce. Back row: Masalo Olcude, Tafsuo Mild, Masao Kanemolo. A1 M- :fn 294- I v . f xf. .-g,: .1 Q. 4,- I. CLUBS PPl35G QM 'i x 3913 KAPPA Pl-ll OMEGA CHAPTER Fronl row: Mariori Tamblyn, Belly Besl, Mildred Sindel, Carmella Carmon, Muriel Sione, Kay Scrivner. Cenler row: Jane l-loyl', Mildred Pipes, Frances Bachelli, Leila Merrill, Ella Van Beelz, Helen Daily, Peggy McDaniel, lsa- bella Lamb. Back row: Miss Berla Gray, sponsor, Marian Schumann, Barbara Tilcomb, Vir- ginia Moore, Ann Webb, Eslher Bunling, Evelyn Corlcer, Bessie Mallhews, Imogene Poling, Bonnie Boll, Margarel Grolher, Alice Hobbs, Frances Young, Par Tan- drow, Mary Byrd, Thelma Price, Marrha Rogers, Florence Smilh. PRE-LEGAL CLUB Fronl row: Ervin DeSmel, Masao Kane- molo, Anlhony Azzarello, John Schebella, Jack Mable. Cenler row: John DeMello, Anlhony Anaslasi, Theodore LaManlia, Arlhur Chornor, Mr. Owen Broyles, adviser. Back row: Joe Guardanapo, Charles Fuller, Wayne LaRue, Ellis Rolher, Edward Beyer, Franlc McKinney. PRE-NURSING CLUB Fronl row: Adele Abeyla, Mary Lee, Lois Duffy, Eslher Chow, Miriam Derr. Cenler row: Imogene Poling, Doris Graves, Rulh Wrighf, Edilh Craig, Fran- ces Silvey, Wilma Primer, Naomi Pae. Back row: Mary Crane, Dorolhy Polls, Frances Toland, lrene Roberlson, June l-less. CLUBS 2713644 FORESTRY CLUB Fronl row: Kennelh Jones, l-lerb Mayes, Clermonl Wheeler, Henry Rible, James Sorensen, Paul Furbush. Back row: George l-land, Jack Malhis, Winfield l-larl, Sydney Murdoclr, John Oller, Henry Gillmeisler. COMMERCE CLUB Fronl row: McCoy. Morelli, Lopez. Rampone, Teresi, Baslianon, MacOuoid, Nishihara, Silva. Second row: Mc6inely, Greco, Nishi- hara, Jew, Williams, Kiperash, l-lillscher, Janic, Mauzey, Miano. Third row: Analle, Brown, Murray, Sheller, Price, Bini, Barlle, Dahl, Balely, Curry, Clarlc, Rucker, Brown, Souza, Weaver, Tienlcen. Baclc row: Kosby, Ballou, DeQuislo, Kinkade, Mills. Horn, Melcall, Slowe, Wesl, Souza, Talia, Chambers, Giguerra, Freddy, Myers, Boulce, Randle. RAINBOW CLUB Fronl row: Janelle Weld, Belly Cha- boya, Kay Scrivner. Jean Myers, Marsha Frisby, Lois Scholield, Marqarel Pillars, Mildred Linqschied, Erma Rank, Second row: Frances Duernberger, Phyllis Pennebaker, Phyllis Cole, Goldie Anderson, Lillian Crall, Audrey McQuoicl, Mildred' Dodge, Francis Wycolil, Mrs. Daisy Mallhews, advisor. Back row: Phyllis Rose, Carmella Car- men. Belly l-lillis, Charlolle Rul, Audrey Allen, Winilred Schmilz, Sue Shellon, Winilred Moenning, Miriam Johnslon. Evelyn Pinkham, Mary Frees, Rosamoncl Rhodes. CLUBS bb l37 44 SOCIAL AFFAIRS Froni row: Marion Cilker, Barbara Moore. Frances Cuenin, Belly Robinson, Jean Dorey. Back row: Don Walker, Jack Gruber, Peier Mingrone, Dick Lane, Allen Meyer- Imofier. RALLY From' row: Marian Schumann, Glenys Bodkin, EIizaI9eIl1Jarvis, Florence Haimes. Back row: Jack Gruber, Ed Cary, Har- old Wise, Frank Carroll. I' , M I , limi, V, lf I--Y,,iJI,,f ,C - 1 Lf! v,fQIi.7,f jhpxf' T 'If' fy :fi -- . ,vhh I SPARDI-GRAS Fronl row: Wilbur Korsmeier, Jack Gruber, I-Iarolcl Wise, Charles Plomleau, Jack Mable. Cenfer row: Jim Bailey, Charles Leong, Bob Sclwnabel, Glenys Bodkin. Emma Gul- merf. Back row: Don Walker, John KnigI1l'. Dean Carmody, Bill Bronson, Warren Tormey. COMMITTEES M3814 BOCDK FCDUR 1-'55 wg Q r W AQ? Mg gg: ...,'5. , . -4 A K, :mi R W W I' , L45 1 -A if ri -tl '. :K 1 va.. md Tl-IE ATHLETIC YEAR Under The able generalship oT Coach Dud DeGrooT as chieT oT sTaTT, The aThleTic Teams OT San Jose STaTe have iusT compleTed a year To which every sTudenT and alumnus oT The College can look wiTh pride. Dud has mainTained his policy OT building men as well as Teams and should be hearTily congraTulaTed on his Tine work as an educaTor. The TooTball Team had The ToughesT schedule in iTs hisTory, encounTering some oT The besT independenT Teams on The coasT. While The Team didn'T win Them all, Their oppo- nenTs knew They had been Through a real baTTle. This year a cross-ciTy rivalry was inauguraTed when The SparTans meT SanTa Clara, Sugar Bowl Champions, in The SparTan STadium and held Them To a 20-O decision. TwenTy-seven TooTballers made The Trip To The l-lawaiian Islands and played Two beneTiT games wiTh The UniversiTy oT Hawaii and Kamehameha Alumni which They won very decisively. The BaslceTball Team ioined The newly Tormed NorThern CaliTornia lnTercollegiaTe BaslceTball ConTerence which includes SanTa Clara, SainT Marys, U. S. F., and The College OT PaciTic. We placed TourTh in The ConTerence, buT won a game Trom SainT Marys, ConTerence champions. lvor Thomas, The SparTan's sTar cenTer, was The high scorer oT The circuiT. Baseball and Traclc each saw new coaches Take The helm and produce ouTsTanding squads, while Coach PorTal developed new champions who added new TiTles To The boxing Team's impressive record. Coach Gene GraTTon, local aTTorney, who This year again donaTed his services as coach oT The wresTling Team, guided his aThleTes To several new championships and vicTories over The besT Teams on WesT coasT. The golT and Tennis Teams also ioined The NorThern CaliTornia lnTercollegiaTe Con- Terence, The Tennis Team emerging as champions, and The golT Team only losing ouT in The Tinal playoTT To U. S. F. The swimming, waTer polo, and soccer Teams all had successTul seasons and in all cases proved Themselves To be good sporTsmen. The Freshmen Teams Tound many promising prospecTs who will nexT year come up To sTrengThen The varsiTy squads. my l43e CANNELL . ., ,, 1 ,,,,..i T :swaps s-fig COLLINS DOLFIN UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO OCTOBER 3 COLLEGE OF PACIFIC OCTOBER I0 UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA OCTOBER I7 4' I'.- , ,- saw V Till. ,I ' ' I I ARGILLA CARPENTER BARRY SLINGLUFF REDMAN VOORHEES FERREIRA HILTON PRICE STONE FOOTBALL Universify of San Francisco's Dons. fresh from vicfories over Sf. Mary's of Texas and Fresno Sfafe, spoiled San Jose Sfafe's I937 grid opener by bringing wifh fhem a superlafive driving fullback, veferan Ray Peferson, who led his feammafes fo a somewhaf Iackadaisical I3-O vicfory over fhe Sparfans. Oufweighed and ouf-experienced, San Jose S'Iafe's only offensive fhreafs were displayed by Fullbaclc Bill Bull Lewis and Gene Rocchi. One hundred and forfy pound Rocchi, playing fhe safefy posifion, showed well wifh several Iengfhy punf refurns. While fhe Gold and Whife lacked an offense, Coach DeGroof commenfed favorably upon ifs defense. San Jose's greafesf foofball rivals, fhe College of Pacific, yielded again fo fhe sway of a fhree-year iinx, and Coach Alonzo Sfagg's Bengal Tigers again rode baclc fo Sfoclcfon, vicfims of an 8-0 decision suffered af fhe hands of fhe Sparfans. Sparfa sfruclq fwice in fhe lasf half of fhe fourfh quarfer, once when I-lerb I-ludson and Jaclc Ivlarfin smeared Tiger punfer Coe behind his goal line for a safefy, and a second firne when Rocchi sped off leff faclzle for a perfecfly execufed reverse, 46 yards, and a fouchdown. The Sanfa Clara Broncos, Sugar Bowl Champions and one of fhe sfrongesf feams on fhe Pacific Coasf, fool: fo fhe air in fhe second half affer an inspired San Jose feam had worried Coach Buck Shaw no Iiffle, and ended The firsf foofball rivalry be-fween fhe fwo schools wifh a decisive 20-O vicfory. Riddled wifh injuries, fhe Sparfans gave way in fhe second half only affer superior Bronco reserves and an excellenf passing affaclc showed Sanfa Clara 'ro be fhe sfronger fearn. Walf McPherson. a made-over end, showed well in fullback posifion, geffing off several nice punfs and passes. an l44x 2 'Qs www, vw Hts Sw CARROLL THOMAS MANN DeSELLE THOMAS CRAWFORD JOHNSON ARONSON MCPHERSON GROSKOPF HERMAN FARRIS TORMEY BASKETBALL Under fhe leadership of Capfain Mel DeSelle and Coach Bill I-lubbard, fhe l937 eclifion of fhe Sparfan Baskefball feam enfered a newly formed Norfhern California lnfercollegiafe Baslcefball Conference, consisfing of Sanfa Clara, Sainf Marys, Univer- sify of San Francisco, and College of Pacific. Alfhough fhe Sparfans only fook fourfh place in fhe Conference, fhey had fhe circuiJr's high scorer in Ivor Thomas, spidery Sparfan cenfer. The baskefballers opened fhe season wifh a pracfice game in which fhey held fhe Sfanford Cardinals, Pacific Coasf Conference Champiors, fo a 3I-24 score. Affer eighi' pracfice filfs, 'ihe Sparfans opened fheir own conference series againsf Pacific in 'the Bengals' home pavilion and won 42 fo l9. They fhen moved down fo fhe Civic Audiforium where fhey were fhe guesfs of fhe Sanfa Clara Broncos and losf a close 38 fo 36 decision in a fhrilling lasf minufe climax. The Olympic Club gameand a refurn filf wifh fhe Bengals were fhen falcen in sfride. The Sparfans were 'rhen defeafed by Sainf Marys, U. S. F., and fhe Y. M. I. before refurning fo fhe win column by beafing fhe Nevada Wolfpack on fhe Sparfan Pavilion. They fhen losf refurn games fo Sanfa Clara and U. S. F. ln a happy climax fo The season fhe locals won from Sainf Marys in an exfra session game on our own floor, fhus causing a playoff befween Sanfa Clara and Sainf Marys for high conference honors in which fhe Gaels won fhe championship. vvl5OG sri Msg I 3 R we , .... , I WATTENBARGER WING SWEZEY ARIZONA STATE NOVEMBER 26 HAWAII UNIVERSITY DECEMBER I I KAMEHAMEHA ALUMNI DECEMBER I6 WILSON BOSCHETTI DuBOSE SPALDING MURPHY HANSON BALDWIN HUDSON ROCCHI HAMLOW FOOTBALL The Turlcey Day classic was a pleasing Tinale To a raTher Tame mainland schedule. DeGrooT's Warner aTTacIc, as iT has Tor The pasT Three years, began TuncTioning as The season ended. DecepTion and power, seen only seldom beTore in The season, was presenT, and iT was only a maTTer OT The number of poinTs The SparTans would be able To ring up againsT The hard-TighTing buT IighT Arizona invaders. The oId reliable pass play, Collins To Baldwin, cliclced Tor 23 yards Tor The TirsT Touchdown. From There on Bob Wing, Bob STone, Bruce Daily, Bull Lewis, and WaI+ McPherson were very impressive in Their ohcensive and deTensive TacTics. In The TourTh quarTer, Arizona decided ThaT Things were geTTing Too one- sided: so a drive sparlced by Phillips, Palmer, and SchaTer cuIminaTed in The Bulldog's lone score, wiTh The Tinal score sTanding aT 33 To 6 in San Jose's Tavor. WiTh The Hawaiians nabbing The lead early in The TirsT quarTer wiTh 8 poinTs, The SparTans scored Their TirsT Touchdown in The second quarTer on a 33 yard run, Tollowed by a 33 yard pass which was good Tor a Touchdown by End WaT'Tenbarger. In The Third period, a series OT line plays moved The ball 50 yards To Hawaii's 30, where WaIT McPherson lcniTed Through cenTer To a score. The TilT ended wiTh The SparTans on The long end oT a I3 To 8 score. Kamehameha grabbed a 6 poinT lead in The Tirsl' quarTer on a wind-ridden 58 yard pass, buf The hard charging SparTans quickly Tied The score when Bull Lewis climaxed a 75 yard march by plunging over Trorn The Three yard sTripe. Luke Argilla carried The ball over Twice in The Third period To clinch The game. In The TourTh quarTer Don Baldwin and Jack HilTon scored on pass plays. The Tinal score sTood aT 33-6 in Tavor OT The SparTans. ' bb I4-8s J + .VA- ku! T . V2 ,. ,- is ff .2 INET Q -s' -TFSEL . 3 . T .. T . I I I .I ,i - 'Q ., 'T We-1 . iff! ! 2, L S- T.-.lg ,I iw . Iff ,aaa 2' B 1 . I I I T T . l T3 E -,,. H 4 an 5 I f, .ii ,I A I I Aslfi - SAUNDERS LANTAGNE SWARTZELL BOUCKE MARTIN MCPI-IERSON BIRLEM ROUYET UCOVICH RoccA LEWIS THOMAS DAILY SAN DIEGO The San Diego AzTecs, peneTraTing an early TirsT quarTer advance which STATE held Them Tor Tour downs on The one yard line, came back laTer in ThaT period and again in The Third quarTer To deTeaT The Traveling SparTans, I4-6. OCTOBER 24 San Jose STaTe's lone Tall came direcTl aTTer The eriod beTween halves. Y Y F3 The culminaTion oT a concerTed 85 yard drive and a scoring pass, Collins To Baldwin. While STaTe's deTense was ragged in The opening periods, The play OT George Cannell and Bob Drexel, along wiTh The oTTensive display oT Tony Merino and WalT McPherson, kepT The STaTers very much in The ball game. l-IUMBOLDT San Jose STaTe's mosT humiliaTing deTeaT oT an up-and-down season was STATE supplied by l-lumboldT STaTe College when They dumped The SparTans 20-O. Led by Earl iv1eneweaTher, Negro backTield ace, l-lumboldT had Things preTTy NOVEMBER 7 much Their own way as SparTa bogged in iTs Tracks. All scores came in The TirsT halT, and Through passes. The WashingTon Square squad ThreaTened seriously in The closing minuTes oT The game, driving To The 6 yard line, where The gun ended TurTher progress. REDLANDS The San Jose STaTe varsiTy eleven rose up in all iTs mighT To smiTe a clever UNIVERSITY UniversiTy oT Redlands squad 40-6 in a brillianT display oT second halT oTTense NOVEMBER I I before an ArmisTice Day crowd oT 7000 in SparTan STadium. Scoring on The Third play by means oT The publicized rassle-dazzle sysTem. Redlands looked Tor a while as if The local eleven was going To have To search elsewhere Tor a winning aTTack. San Jose came back in The middle oT The second period when Luke Argilla Threw a pass To Don Baldwin Tor STaTe's iniTial score. From Then on, everyThing was San Jose's. 214644 v ? 1 i w A 1 w w 1 f 1-gW.. ,,, , ,1 Um 905' 'Nw KJ iz V' s w K 1 1 w 4 5 gr, P. - W 1 1 wg w X ,L ,. , W.. . ,Q we . 1 S? . L. Q- um, ,....,.,....,..,,.........., Q Y N . F , X 1 5 l Q 54 . Q f si 1? H 55 K ff mn W 55, 1 .: S L ' .5 Q 1 4 - LA . I 4 .J . ,wi M , X M X , 1 '-..'f',w5j1'n fr 1' 1 ,,, 4 f' V . 1 ' 6 X Q X ,Rf iw V Q w 'Q f 5 V . fir N E - 1 ' X iw' V ' vk I 9 v - QQ, - ei ? A M W Mi. LV' - N as ' I if f ? 'I ' .2 I W V ' ' 1 E A 1 A N Q .V., ' ? f 5. 1 , ' ' in 231- ...J BASEBALL BISHOP WATSON Coach Capfain lfiuvvj I CARPENTER MAIN SMITH ROSE RIORDAN MARTINEZ GARCIA MCPHERSON HANEY HAEGEL LUOUE The I937 varsiTy baseball Team. under The able coaching OT Gill Bishop, compleTed a highly successful season by winning nine ouT of TourTeen sTarTs. The locals loolced very impressive in losing To CalITornia, The P. C. C. champions, by The close score oT 5 To 7 wiTh BurT WaTson on The mound. Les CarpenTer proved To be The hero OT The game as he drove ouT a home run wiTh Two men on base. During The Spring vacaTion, The Team Traveled souTh To Arizona To divide a pair oT games wiTh sTrong Arizona UniversiTy and To beal' Arizona STaTe by The score OT I3 To 3. On The same Trip The SparTans handed TaTT J. C. a IO To I licking. Diclcy lvlain and CarpenTer led The season's loal'Ting average wiTh .349 and .348 respecTively. The Treshman baseball Team, coached by Franny Pura. won a large percenTage OT Their games and proved ThaT The TuTure Teams on The WashingTon Square will be of number one caliber. TMJ ifffiif CAMMACK HARTRANFT Captain Coach . 3 i i H.. Under The Tuiorage of Coach Tiny Hariranfi Jrhe I937 Track Team has improved greaily over lasi year's aggre- gaiion. Led by Capiain Carl Cammock were several in- dividual siars who helped io elevaie Jrhe school in Jrhe world of Track and field. The mosi ouisfanding of ihese was Javelin Thrower Lowell Todd who placed second in ihe Drake relays and broke The school record wiih a Throw of ZI6 fee1'. l-lal Fosberg has done consislenlly well in Jrhe discus and shofpui' evenrs. Owen Collins did belief' 'rhan a 50 second quarier all season, while fhe Relay Team of Collins, Sawielle, Taylor, and Thurman broke fhe school record for 'rhe mile relay, and Broad-iumpers Bendeich and Parr approached The 24 fool' mark in The pii. Even brighier are Jrhe prospecis for The 'ream nexi year wi'rh many our- slranding men coming up from Jrhe Freshman squad. SAWTELLE GATES TAYLOR WATSON THU RMAN POOLE PIERCE BROWN RUBLE LeCROY GREEN MALBON BOXING AND WRESTLING BOXING SQUAD STanding: STan Griffin, Bob Har- ris, George LaTka. Lawrence Her- rera, Paul GerharT, Don Walker. Kneeling: Coach DeWiH PorTal. Dick Edmonds, manager. WRESTLING SQUAD FronT row: George Talcayanagi, Earl Wise, MarTin Olivarri, Jack Fiebig. Vaughn Hubbard, Clifford I-lorn. Thomas STevens. CenTer row: Coach Eugene GraTTon, Henry PuckeTT, John Hal- Torli. George Wenglein, CarlTon .xv Lindgren. Ralph Kelley, Russell Owen, Raymond Laclergue. Back row: Melvin Rush, Mifchell Ucovich, Ivan Nelson, Charles SmiTh. Marlin Sward, Sam Della Ivlaggiore. Coach DeWiTT PorTaI's boxing squad won The Junior P. A. A. boxing Trophy for The second sTraighT year and were undeTeaTecl in dual meeTs during The season. OUT- sTanding members on The squad were STan Griffin, In+ercoIIegia+e Pacific CoasT, Golden Gloves and Senior P. A. A. champion: Dale Wren, Senior P. A. A. champion: Don Walker, TinaIisT in The lnTercolIegiaTe naTional and Junior P. A. A. Coached loy Eugene Gra++an, The varsiTy wresTling squad has compleTed a highly suc- cessful year. The maTrnen have Ios+ buT one meeT during The season, winning Trom CaliTornia and U. C. L. A. OuTsTanding Tor The grapplers was Jack Fieloig who wenT Through The season uncle-TeaTed. wI54G is , ,Se N i Q Q s jIM?l?iINC3 AND WATER PoLo f Q5 SWIMMIN Fronf row: Roger MD Eldridge, Capiain Howard Wilhy- combe. Harry Regnarf, Keifh Bir- lem, Don Tuxford. Lloyd Walker, George Devins. Cenler row: Harry Baehr, Peler Able, Delos Bagby, Marlin Wempe. Earl Miller. Leonard Goodwin. Baclc row: Coach Charles Walker, Waller Fisher, Harry Schuh, Al Wernpe, Frank Savage, Lynn Gri- sell, manager. WATER POLO TEAM Fronf row: George Devins, Ron- ald Gordon. Bob Locks, Capiain Dave Lynn, Frank Savage, Harry Regnarl. Elmer Leslie, Ed Cary. Cenfer row: Bob Garcia, Marlin Wempe, Howard Wifhycombe. Waller Fisher. Earl Miller, Don Tuxford, Lynn Grisell, Peler Able. Back row: Coach CharlesWalker, Arlhur Eldridge, Al Wempe, Leon ard Goodwin, Paul Jorgenson. San Jose Sla+e's varsily swimming ream, led by Caplain Howard Wilhycombe, who made a habil of breaking lhe pool records in 'rhe loackslroke evenfs, compleled a fairly successful season. Wilh several of lhis year's 'Freshmen lhe oullook for nexl' season appears very good. Wifh Caplain Dave Lynn and Ronald Gordon doing mosl' of lhe scoring, Coach Charlie Walker's polo Team wenl Jrhrough a season of rough games fairly well. Oul- slanding players were Howard Wifhycomloe, Ed Cary, Elmer Leslie, Eenion Murray, end Bob Locks. za I55 cc I N AND SCDCCER NIS SQUAD Fronf row: Coach Erwin Blesh, l-larold Kibby. Forresl' Brown. Ed Harper, George Egling, George Kiler, George Quelin. Back row: Don Graves, Jack Warner, George Rolhollz, Frank Olson, Don Miner. SOCCER SQUAD 4 Fronf row: Phil Weed, Mendes 33,7 fig -1 K, A M1 , Nepofe, Ray Laclergue, Dick Main, Bill Pavioni, Marlin Olavarri. Cenler row: George Hogan, Johnsfon Wiles. Roberf Harris, Jack Marsh, Nicholas Germano. Vincenl Wall. Karl Drexel, Dick Edmonds. Back row: Slewarl Foole, man- ager, John l-lollorf, Judson Sfull, Melvin lsenberger, Thomas Bean, Evere-H Everelf, Willard LeCroy, Hellon Harper, William Drew, Coach Charles Walker. 'exe The varsily Jrennis learn, coached by Erwin Blesh, has complelecl a highly successful season. Led by Forresl Brown, number one ace ol lhis year's N. C. l. T. C. championship aggregalion, +he nelmen wenlr Jrhrough lhe year of rough compe+i+ion undelealed. George Church Rolhollz, Ed Harper and l-larold Kibby were also consislenl' march winners for lhe locals. Coach Charlie Wallcer's soccer squad ran up againsl very hard opposifion during 'fhe currenl season. Taking lhis info consideralion, The shin-lciclcers came lhrough fairly well. 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