Santa Ana Junior College - Del Ano Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

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KL , a .- ,, EE, Q 'L Wk N 3, ' xg ' .V s 2' , K , ' K W 5 wwwbyfmfww wf M WS H Mifffpff ,f , Wmuwyixiym W M My W E g, Ir U f L V ia L- l f TABLE OF CONTENTS CAMPUS .,,....,...,...,.........,.............v.......,...,,, 3-5 CLASSES ...,..,,..,...,............... ,.,.., 6 -27 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ....,.... .,,,.,,,,, 2 8-35 ORGANIZATIONS ....,,......A,.. .,,,,,,,., 3 6-55 DRAMA ...v.,,......,..,.... .......... 5 6-59 PUBLICATIONS ..,.,, ........,. 6 0-65 CHEER LEADERS ......... ...,..,.., 6 6-67 ATHLETICS ,I,..v,,........,,.........,..... ..,., , .... 6 8-87 ACTIVITIES .,.,...........,.........I,.......,.,,..Y....... 88-'I00 ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY ...,,,,,.,.. 'I02-110 ALMANAC 1952 53 AMPUS The first Santa Ana College Campus was established at the old Polytechnic High School on Walnut Street. In those days, there were twenty-tive students enrolled and they were considered an advanced department of the high school. ln l934, after having been declared in a iunior college district, the campus was moved into the old college hall group of buildings on North Main Street. This remained the site tured here is one of the buildings from that old college site. '13, 1 - Q 'i li 'ie li., .e Y .0 - '-'. 'zu lf Xe.-Q, , E it .X of the college until September of 1946 when the buildings were condemned. Pic- wigrx- .al Fig, ,ZW '1 ' 'r an-1' .4 i :l il t l il '-i Pictured above is the architect's three dimension layout of our proposed complete campus. Up to date we have the maiority of the buildings completed and they are now in use. The new buildings yet to be built include the large auditorium, new gymnasium, engineering, libraryand fine arts buildings, and a drama section with a small auditorium. The fate of these buildings lies largely in the hands of the individual taxpayer and voter. A bond issue which will decide whether or not our campus will be completed is due for presentation in June of '53. When and if we get our college campus completed, we will offer a greater field of subiects and opportunities for high school graduates in the county. With these changes Santa Ana College will continue to grow and serve efficiently and well the needslof her community. fr-1 3 W it - H U in . X u -' 55 . W fx n ' M'-!l'l'S P'1Y5iCil 230039500 bUi'diH9- I Women's physical educalion building. n.1.-f. im? ns U Patio and breezeway looking wesi. 0 Sfudenl Union, cafeteriag and lounge. 'Nlfv-r-,Q-J ' 0 Aclminisiralion building. I library and fine arts buildings. Uemporary structural Pictured on the right is one of the present facilities which will be replaced IF the city bond issue concerning the college is passed. The new structure will contain many new conveniences and better developed equipment, with more pleasant surround- ings for the student. l 0 lecture hall and classroom group looking east. V gxy , 1 ,111 . 67 o Faculty olfices and classrooms. 5'- llfl llTllT soruomonf cLAss .lllVlllU.,lll BOB MERKER President Fall BOB YOUEL President Spring Class Officers Fall Cabinet Norma Rollins, Secretary Bob Merker, President Eleanor Jackson, Treasurer Spring Cabinet Eleanora Jewell, Treasurer Joyce Doss, Secretary Bob Youell, President l CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION AOYAMA, Taaiclfii Z Q 7 TV ' ,, '..lF E tj-'Q l l I 1 BACON, Laxrvrence L. N1- C i Pw., . j' Q .fn--.Q 'w.- BAKER, Donna Carol BARKER, Marie c 5lll' BARTELL, George Robert BERRY, Esther Ella . 1 ' ' BURTON, Robert Douglas E61 . fl CONZELMAN, Patty Ann BARTELT, Kenneth Dale - BELL, Dale James BENNETT, Charles Phillip l BROCK, Nancy Mae BRYAN, Harvey BURTON, Lura Elaine A. N mu ' , v.q,,,,L .- z S .is ' W x. ., . LET' , L, 4 J, .gn ' . 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L ,t HALEY, Barbara Carothers HAVERMALE, Martha Anne HICKS, ,Hubert HILLMAN, Donald E. Jr. IOFI, Faafouina JACKSON, Eleanor Ann ft' 5 JOHNSON, Kenneth L. KILLION, Dalton V. C' LARZELERE, Marilyn LEWIS, Mary Elizabeth HILLMAN, Roger K. IGOU, Richard Merrill Jr. JOHNSON, Bruce Franklyn JEWELL, Eleanora Alfhild KOGGE, Henry J. Jr. KOSAR, Olga Justine MCKRELL, James L. MCMILLAN, Catherine Jeanette 9 iffy' MCWHORTER, Beverly Mae MARTINEZ, Felix MELVIN, Adele Lucille 1' OAKES, Mary Jeannine 'ak PHILLIPS, William B. 10 'Ht Tunin- MERKER, Robert Claude OROZCO, Ralph J r. PICKENS, An nette Anna Lex - MATSUNAGA, James T. MEYER, Reinhard F. . gg ilggfllfi -a x, ,.,, R W' l ll- ll ll r i . i ' 'Z fQp01 t v. 1' i . , '14 ,, 4 H .. gitgplf 1 P' A N ,U . - ,H ' 4 me--V .,J.v ' V-yu K ' 4, pw .W-,i , -- gl :Eli W fill P Q S e li 6 ff- lik- I X 2 ,ui E' ' . E vi K f f fiili Tj + v PARTON, Ronald POHL, Vallen McLeroy 4 xl! MATTHEWS, Keith L. MURATA, Robert Kenzo PETTIS, Eleanor PROFANT, Joan Marie A Q PULE, Suefena PURDIE, Carol PUSSER, Kenf - 1 :2515 l RHODES, Georgia V. ROBISON, Nancy Lee ROLLINS, Norma Louise RUMFELT, Paul R. SALL, Daniel E. SCHIRMER, Logan B. Jr. 1'-2-i',f,Hf'y I-gi 1 SHANDS, William E. SIDEN, David M. SILVER, Robert Harold Ivan 5' nyN Q. ge. -N. ff 1' fi .K 435' f 0 QQ! 1 --- zu -r::xi2-':-1.--.-. , J:',. .Zi:,..,g ,M . lp,-gn-..:Q:.f-.. -,'-. .1 ., . fn . .. .-,,-. ' 'N - 21:5 . :Lag - ::g5a'::i3ff .-r-Q.-::'Q2.y ., .., . -.-- - . ..c: . l ff -jiiggitf, :Tiff in uni' friigy ,i2:?:?:g 41.75. A. ..-- ' rf.. -, f-. A , L, ' ' 11.529537 v7m::'f'.'f5.'-fs:f?::::'ff7 'if riff- 13 RECHTWIG, Robert Michael RUIZ, Victor M. Ni:-tx! ,. V' SCHOONOVER, Jerry Dean SLONIGER, Anne L. ii SNOW, Bernard E. Jr. ' ' ' ' ' 'if' Jtr'Q-,f SWIFT, Lois i ri fi VAN NICE, Leslie J. WISEMAN, Bobby 12 STEVENS, Nancy Louise STROUD, Donald W. SUMMERS, Leland G. 1 up , .U -1 TEAGUE, Harold A. TiBBETS, Donald Gene TOPPING, Frank J. 4,9-1 an VERNON, Peggy WACKER, Donna Jean WEIR, Helen Louise YOU EL, Robert C. LIST OF GRADS NOT PICTIJRED ANDERSON, William Lowell BAKER, Robert A. BJORKLUND, Robert C. CHAN, Albert CLAUS, Floyd James COLE, David Atlee COLE, Elva K. DUNCAN, Minard FIFE, Karen Ann GENOVESE, Joseph A. GLENN, Margaret R. HAIBER, Richard Louis HAYES, Gerald B. HIGGINS, Thomas Edward HODGES, Carolyn Elizabeth IDA, Jack B. KOHNE, Kenyon K. LARKIN, Charles E. LYON, Richard A. MESERVE, James William MOORE, James H. NEFF, Joan OTTAWAY, William James PALMER, Charles C. PALMER, Douglas Clifford PETERSON, G. Dean PRATT, Howard PRICE, Georgette May QUIGLEY, Everett Ray Jr. STANDRING, Sam G. TIMBOE, Richard D. TODARO, Virginia E. WANGER, Bruce George WHITE, Robert Lee WILBORN, Albert W. WOOD, James Evert WOODWARD, Mary Wilson L I SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES SECTION - A .. ANDERSON, William Lowell- Santa Ana Pre-Law Associated Men Students Constitution Committee. AOYAMA, Taiichi-Santa Ana Auto Trades BACON. Lawrence Lee-Santa Ana Engineering BAKER, Donna Carol-Santa Ana Fine Arts Associated Women Students, Vice- President, Las Doncellas, Secretary, Tavern Tattlers, Secretary, Treasurer, Spinsters, Historian, Alpha Rho Tau, Publicity Chairman, Altrusa Contest Winner, Rho Rita. BAKER, Robert Aryland-Santa Ana Business Education Baseball. BARKER, Marie-Santa Ana Social Science BARTELL, George Robert-Santa Ana Social Science Freshman President, Knights, Vice- President, Ski Club, President, Del Ano Art Editor, l953 Co-Editor, Associated Students Publicity Chairman. BARTELT, Kenneth Dale-Santa Ana Business Administration Choir. BEARBOWER, Buddy R.-Santa Ana Liberal Arts Los Caballeros BELL, Dale James-Santa Ana Natural Science Ski Club, Vice-President. BENNETT, Charles Phillip-Santa Ana Social Science Track, Basketball, Los Caballeros, Vice- President, Choir. BERRY, Esther Ella-Santa Ana Pre-Nursing Newman Club. BJORKLUND, Robert Charles- Santa Ana Pre-Teaching Bachelors, Football. BROCK, Nancy Mae-Santa Ana Business Administration Spinsters, Newman Club. BROWN, Shirley A.-Santa Ana Fine Arts Swing Choir, Rio Rita , Choir. BRYAN, Harvey-Santa Ana Liberal Arts Two-year Football Letterman, Most Im- proved Player Award, Don of the Week , Two-year Baseball Letterman, Buccaneers. BURTON, I.ura Elaine-Santa Ana Social Science Alpha Gamma Sigma, Y.W.C.A., Las Meninas, Drama, Damask Cheek, Rio Rita. BURTON, Robert Douglas-Santa Ana Agriculture Alpha Gamma Sigma, El Don Photo- grapher, Del Ana Photographer, Young Farmers. BUSDIECKER, Selma Lucille- Santa Ana Pre-Nursing Spinsters, President, Treasurer, W.A.A., Historian, Secretary-Treasurer, Rio Rita. BUSDI ECKER, Velma Lucille- Santa Ana Pre-Nursing Spinsters, Pledge Mistress, Treasurer, W.A.A., Historian, President, Rio Rita. -c... CAPRA, Frank Jr.-Santa Ana Natural Science fpl CHAN, Albert-Santa Ana Liberal Arts Varsity Football Letterman, Buccaneers. CLARK, Carmelia T.-Garden Grove Business Education EI Don Staff. CLAUS, Floyd James-Santa Ana Geology CLAY, James Clifford-Balboa Island Business Education COLE, David Atlee-Santa Ana Business Education COLE, Judith H.-Santa Ana Social Science CONZELMAN, Patty Ann-Santa Ana Social Science W.A.A., Song Leader, Las Meninas, Choir. COOKUS, Roderick L.-Anaheim Physical Education Associated Students, Vice-President, Inter-Club Council, President, Two- year Baseball Letterman, Alpha Gamma Sigma. - p - DOSS, Joyce Holford-Tustin Pre-Teaching Associated Women Students Cabinet, Inter-Club Council, Las Meninas, Presi- dent, Las Doncellas, Sophomore Class Secretary, Rio Rita. DOWDEN, John Logan-Orange Journalism Beta Phi Gamma, President, Alpha Gamma Sigma, Delta Psi Omega, Knights, EI Don, Editor, Delegate, Model UN, Delegate, CJC Student Gov- ernment Conference, Drama, The B6or, Bill of Divorcement, The Heiress, Fatal Weakness , Rio Rita , Tavern Tattlers, President, Asso- ciated Students, Vice-President. DUNCAN, Minard Curtis-Anaheim Liberal Arts Baseball. DURHAM, Karl Ray-Santa Ana Agriculture Young Farmers, Choir Club. - E .- EGNEW, Gerald Lee-Long Beach Agriculture Agriculture Club, Vice-President. ELSNER, Robert H.-Santa Ana Journalism Beta Phi Gamma, President, Treasurer, Associated Students, President, Pub- Iicity Commissioner, El Don, Sports Editor, Editor, Knights, President, Freshman Class Vice-President, Tavern Tattlers, Los Caballeros, President, Delegate, San Francisco and Hollywood Student Government Conference, Chair- man of Eastern Conference Student Government Meeting, T953 Don. -F- FIFE, Karen Ann-Santa Ana Pre-Teaching Las Gitanas, Del Ano, Section Editor. FISHER, Boris Allen-Garden Grove Pre-Medicine Bachelors, Secretary, Treasurer. FUCA, Gerland Jerry-Santa Ana Physical Education Ski Club, Y.M.C.A. FUKUDA, Jim Sueo-Garden Grove Pre-Dentistry -G- GARRETT, Allen Wayn-Santa Ana Natural Science Veterans Club. GARRISON, Geraldine Ruth- Santa Ana Pre-Medicine Las Hidalgas, Secretary, Y. W.C.A. GAYLORD, Robert Stephen-Tustin Electrical Engineering Tavern Tattlers, Engineering Club, Bachelors, Associate Editor, Tavern Post. GENOVESE, Joseph A.-Santa Ana Business Administration GLENN, Margaret R.-Santa Ana Social Science Tavern Tattlers. GRUVER, Joanne-Santa Ana Physical Education Choir, Choir Club, Secretary, Agricul- ture Queen, W.A.A., Gayden. GUSTAFSON, Duane Dennis Santa Ana Natural Science Football, Track. -H.- HADDOCK,Robert Louis-Santa Ana Journalism Ski Club, Del Ano Photographer, Bach- elors, President. HAIBER, Richard Louis-Santa Ana Agriculture HALEY, Barbara Carothers-Santa Ana Business Administration HALLETT, Robert N.-Santa Ana Business Education Alpha Gamma Sigma. HAMAKER, Nancy Kay-Santa Ana Business Education Las Meninas, Maiorette, Del Ano. HANTSBARGER, Robert James- Santa Ana Foreign Languages HARMER, Vina Mae-Santa Ana Fine Arts Choir Accompanist. HAUGE, Melvin Leroy-Garden Grove Engineering HAVERMALE, Martha Anne- Santa Ana Speech Tavern Tattlers, Las Gitanas, Drama, Pygmalion, Phoenix Too Fre- quent, Gayden, Damask Cheek, The Traveling High School Assembly, Rio Rita. HICKS, Herbert-Garden Grove Agriculture Young Farmers, Veterans Club. HIGGINS, Thomas Edward-Santa Ana Business Education Bachelors. HILLMAN, Donald E. Jr.-Santa Ana Meteorology Ski Club, Bachelors, Engineering Club, French Club, Vice-President. HILLMAN, Roger K.-Tustin Agriculture Buccaneers, Football, Young Farmers. HODGES, Carolyn Elizabeth- Santa Ana Pre-Teaching , -n I - IDA, Jack B.-Garden Grove Business Administration IGOU, Richard M. Jr.-Santa Ana Business Administration Los Caballeros, President, Track Let- terman. IOFI, Faafouina-American Samoa Social Science VISA Student. -1- JACKSON, Eleanor Ann-Santa Ana Home Economics Alpha Gama Sigma, French Club, President, Y.W.C.A. President, Spin- sters, Secretary, Historian, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Treasurer, Las Doncellas, Vice President, Associated Women Students Vice-President. JEWELL, Eleanora Alfhild-Santa Ana Pre-Teaching Spinsters, Las Doncellas. JOHNSON, Bruce Fraklyn-Orange Business Administration Baseball, Basketball. -K- KILLION, Dalton Virgil-Garden Grove English Tennis Team, Bachelors. KINNEY, John S.-Santa Ana English Newman Club, President. KOGGE, Henry John Jr.-Orange Mechanical Engineering Engineering Club, President, CSF Life Member. KOHNE, Kenyon Kendrick-Anaheim Pre-Medicine KRUEGER, Ralph L.-Orange Fine Arts Football, Track, Stage Crew. KOSAR, Olga Justine-Santa Ana Business Education Alpha Gamma Sigma, Las Hidalgas, President, Las Doncellas, Inter-Club Council, Secretary, Swing Choir, Asso- ciated Women Students, Social Chair- man, Choir, Secretary, Rio Rita. -L- LARKIN, Charles E.-Santa Ana Agriculture LARZELERE, Marilyn-Santa Ana Social Science Alpha Gamma Sigma, Las Meninas, Secretary, Las Doncellas, President, As- sociated Student Body Social Commis- sion, Associated Women Students Social Chairman, Swing Choir, Ski Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Choir, Li- brarian, Rio Rita , Inter-Club Council, Delegate to Hollywood Student Gov- ernment Conference. LEWIS, Mary Elizabeth-Santa Ana Business Education Las Doncellas, Las Hidalgas, President, Treasurer, Associated Women Students President, Lounge Chairman, W. A. A., Secretary, Alpha Gamma Sigma, Queen, Eastern Conference Dance. LYON, Richard Allerton-Santa Ana Chemical Engineering -M- MARTINEZ, Felix J.-Santa Ana Social Science Tennis. MATSUNAGA, James T.- Garden Grove Social Science Co-Captain, Football Team, Most ln- spirational Player Award, Don of the Year. MATTHEWS, Keith l..-Santa Ana Business Administration Bachelors, Del Ano Staff. McKREEL, James L.-Santa Ana Business Administration McMlLLAN, Catherine Jeanette- Santa Ana Business Education Las Doncellas, Las Hidalgas, Vice- President, W.A.A., Vice-President. MCWHORTER, Beverly Mae-Santa Ana Social Science Las Meninas, Secretary, Choir. MELVIN, Adele Lucille-Garden Grove Pre-Nursing MERKER, Robert Claude-Santa Ana Speech Associated Students President, Sopho- more Class President, Head Yell Leader, Ski Club, Treasurer, Fiesta Chairman, Rio Rita , Choir. MESERVE, James William-Santa Ana Industrial Arts MEYER, Reinhard Franklin- Los Alamitos Business Education MOORE, James Horace-Orange Natural Science MURATA, Robert Kaneo- Garden Grove Engineering -N- NEFF, Joan-Santa Ana Pre-Teaching ..Q... OAKES, Mary Jeannine-Santa Ana Merchandising Y.W.C.A., Vice-President, Associated Students, Secretary, Treasurer, Las Don- cellas, Spinsters, Treasurer. OROZCO, Ralph-Santa Ana Social Science Football. OTTAWAY, William James-Laguna Journalism -p... PALMER, Charles Crawford- Newport Beach Agriculture PALMER, Douglas Clittord- Garden Grove Mechanical Engineering PARTON, Ronald A.-Santa Ana Agriculture PETERSON, G. Dean-Santa Ana Pre-Medicine PETTIS, Eleanor-Santa Ana Liberal Arts Delta Psi Omega, Las Doncellas, Presi- dent, Las Gitanas, President, Secre- tary, Tavern Tattlers, Secretary-Treas- urer, W.A.A., Del Ano, Business Ed- itor, T953 Co-Editor, Tavern Post, Associated Women Students Cabinet, Choir, Secretary, Drama, Damask Cheek, Gayden , Rio Rita , Asso- ciated Students Publicity Commissioner, Inter-Club Council, Homecoming Queen, June Banquet Speaker, Dele- gate, Asilomar Student Government Conference. PHILIPS, William B.-Garden Grove Social Science Baseball. PICKENS, Annette Anna-Santa Ana Business Administration Alpha Gamma Sigma, Las Hidalgas, Y.W.C.A., French Club. POHL, Vallen McLeroy-Anaheim Business Administration Choir. PRATT, Howard Lloyd-GardenGrove Mechanical Engineering PRICE, Georgetta May-Placentia Social Science PROFANT, Joan Marie-Santa Ana Business Administration PULE, Suetena-Santa Ana Social Science Newman Club. PURDIE, Carol Arlene-Santa Ana Social Science Las Hidalgas, President, Y.W.C.A., Del Ano Staft, Inter-Club Council. PUSSER, Kent Lee-Orange Pre-Forestry RECHTWIG, Robert Michael- Santa Ana Liberal Arts Football Letterman, Knights, President, Buccaneers, President, Associated Stu- dents Treasurer. RHODES, Georgia Violette-Santa Ana Business Education ROBISON, Nancy Lee-Santa Ana Pre-Teaching Associated Women Students President, Associated Students Social Commis- sioner, Freshman, Vice-President, Asso- ciated Women Students Representative, Las Meninas, Secretary, Las Doncellas, Dona, 1953, Delegate to Hollywood Student Government Conference, Dele- gate, Asilomar Student Government Conference. ROLLINS, Norma Louise-Santa Ana Pre-Teaching Alpha Gamma Sigma, Phi Theta Kappa, Sophomore Class, Secretary, Del Ano Staff, Tavern Tattlers, Spinsters, Vice- President, Y.W.C.A., Secretary, Presi- dent, French Club, Secretary, Associated Women Students Welfare Chairman, Inter-Club Council, Las Doncellas, Vice-President. RUIZ, Victor M.-Santa Ana Pre-Dentistry RUMFELT, Paul Robert-Anaheim Liberal Arts Track, Band. ...5.. SALL, Daniel Edwin-Santa Ana Business Administration SCHILT, Alice E.-El Toro Social Science Las Gitanas, Treasurer, Newman Club, Secretary, Commissioner of Social Ac- tivities, Freshmen Representative to Associated Women Students, Fiesta Committee. SCHIRMER, Logan B.-Santa Ana Business Administration SCHOONOVER, Jerry Dean- Garden Grove Physical Education Basketball. SHANDS, William Edward- Journalism Beta Phi Gamma, Knights, Tavern Tattlers, President, Vice-President, Beta Phi Gamma, Vice-President, Tavern Post, Editor, Commissioner of Assemblies. SIDEN, David Michael-Santa Ana Social Science Y.M.C.A,, Choir, President, Swing Choir. SILVER, Robert H. l.-Laguna Beach Associated Men Students President, Veterans Club, President. SLONINGER, Anne L.-Santa Ana Pre-Teaching Las Meninas, President, Associated Women Students Assembly Chairman, Social Chairman, Del Ano, Section Ed- itor, Flag Twirler, Fiesta Decoration Chairman, Co-Educational Volleyball Tournament. SNOW, Bernard E. Jr.-Santa Ana Fine Arts Delta Phi Omega, President, Alpha Rho Tau, Drama, The Damask Cheek, Taming of the Shrew, Rio Rita, High School Traveling Assembly, Tav- ern Tattlers. STANDRING, Sam G.-Santa Ana Natural Science Sports, Volleyball. STEVENS, Nancy Louise- Garden Grove Business Administration Las Doncellas, W.A.A., President, Vice- President, Associated Women Stu- dents, Secretary, Spinsters, Secretary, Historian. STROUD, Donald Warren-Santa Ana General Education Football Letterman, Track Letterman, Buccaneers, President, Secretary, Treas- urer, Don of the Week, Tavern Tattlers. SUMMERS, Leland G.-Santa Ana Natural Science SWIFT, Lois Diane-Santa Ana Fine Arts Choir.- -1-.. TEAGUE, Harold Albert-Santa Ana Natural Science Tennis. TIBBETS, Donald Gene-Garden Grove Agriculture Los Caballeros. - TIMBOE, Richard Darrell-Orange - Social Science . TOPPING, Frank Joseph-Santa Ana Mechanical Engineering ...U- ULSIMIR, Bobby UNDERWOOD, Jo Ann-Santa Ana Social Science Las Meninas, Song Leader. ..y.. VAN NICE, Leslie James-Santa Ana Chemical Engineering Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Gamma Sigma, Engineering Club, Treasurer, Tavern Tattlers, Vice-President., A.M.S., Treasurer. - VERNON, Peggy Ann-Santa Ana Business Administration Spinsters, Pledge Mistress, W. A. A., Drama. -W- WACKER, Donna .lean-Garden Grove Business Administration Alpha Gamma Sigma, Las Doncellas, Inter-Club Council, W. A. A., Histor- ian, Basketball Manager, Spinsters, President, Vice-President, Associated Women Students Secretary. WANGER, Bruce George-Santa Ana Natural Science WEIR, Helen Louise-Anaheim Business Administration Las Hidalgas, Maiorette, Song Leader, Rio Rita. WELLS, Gary B.-Anaheim Trades and lndustry WHITE, Robert Lee-Long Beach Business Administration WILBORN, Albert Wheeler-Santa Ana Business Education WOOD, James Evert-Santa Ana Social Science WOODS, Grant A.-Santa Ana Social Science - Y .... YOUEL, Robert Curtis-Santa Ana Social Science Basketball, Sophomore Class President, A.S. Executive Board. 15 HMITTTT rREsHmAN cLAss lVllAlVll.,l.ll 2 JERRY MAY President Fall l l will .v.. RUSSEL PATTERSON President Spring Class Officers Fall Cabinet Del Shields, President runner-up Gretchen Heysel, Secretary Jerry May, President Janet Tidball, Vice-President J F. V, .f STUDENTS- Richard Woolfe, Vice-President Virginia Webster, Secretar ALESSI, James ALLISON, Donald ANDERSON, Jacquelyn ANDERSON, Rita ANDRUS, Gladys BAKER, Robert BEUTELL, Ruth V , ga: ' rf, A 'C A 1.5 V-1, . 'Jia V l .1 V lu. lil K1 , AIA? Jn? IE7' iid, H+, H 1.- 1, .11 , 1- kv .. 51,5-1 - :J df-1 -' - P1 Lzrlff'-'A BRADLEY, John . A . V, 1' 5 E E 32. L L, A CAMPBELL, Charles ARNETT, Jane BATES, Sandra BOBLETER, Gertrude BRIXEY, Pat CANFIELD, Robert Lf ARTMEN KO, Ted BEARBOWER, Buddy BOLLS, Frankie BROWN, Lynnette ' Q ll- ki ' ' ' Ax 1 . fy X l WL? .' yuizk. , ' - . ' I ' N ---::.-' :.14.':1-'49-gin ' Y L '-mm 'fQE e1fs:a'. : . is 1' -'L Z.. --y9,Q:?'1-1- 1, zu. CAPRA, Frank -, 1 Sharon BECKER, Sherlee BONNEY, Russell BROWN, Shirley CARLILE, LeRoy l ' ' CARPENTER, Donna wr 5, CLARK, Carmela .. 'V' 3' 4 . . .,,' A ! COLE, Judy M.. A . JI DALY, Roger DEES, Dorothy I ,P it . Q' . Clif v .gif - E nl .. Ig 'Qs' I . 1 1 flmgy- -.dl CARREIRO, LeRoy CATHERINA, Joyce CAVE, Diane CLAUNCH, Jeanne COURCHESNE, Robbie CROTEAU, Velmer CLOUSE, Norman COAD, Carol 1 .L DALY, Barbara DAUGHERTY, Ellen Clarke DAVENPORT, Beverly M , , . ., f -f--F-----Y?--'Tf DIEMER, Jerome DINE, Charles DAVIDSON, Larry DI PIAZZA, Frank DONOVAN, Rosemary I I I fi DOZIER, Sally J 1 , ' 'V .bg , '41 -I U ' DUNNIVIN, Forrest ECKFORD, Mary Lou I 5 JI' 3. 1 , -'34 ' I I' QI E ' I I I EHLEN, Henry ELAM, Lorraine I, -an :av ,.l'i A wiv X , 'Vi-J,.'!vx'-. cyl . FELLOWS, Ronald FRIEND, Charles PINK, Patty ' -,, ' 'fs-, ' as an M1 .lgl If I Illa-I , FRISBIE, Dian M DRAPER, Bobbie Lou EDMONDSON, .lack w 'S'-'yu ELDER, Jack ' 1 -I A-I M.. n. FISHER, Jeanneife GERA, Raymond DUCHART, John EDWARDS, Dana v , I , ,Q , ,S ' T' I v x , I ' I , , . , I 1 . . 3, J I , . ,. '11 Ilzq ' FAULKNER, Bill FRANKLIN, Billy Joe A..-. Af f '. , X, .M ., a'v'M My :'1 1 .-. f ' ,i ' ' I QI' W'-I A aw' , e 'ff o 1 -I 4. 5 GORZEMAN, Ronald GOULD, Robert GRUVER, Joanne -Qarrln If HAUGE, Mel HICKS, Robert HOLDER, Bob IDA, Virginia JONES, Milton KATHMAN, Eileen KELLY, Douglas u 0 9 Vi H, 22 Q5 rg -.Q . Q31 1? 'fs Liang' 'Nil 1 44. Q fi F9 +- J u GUSTAFSON, Carl HARMER, Vina Mae i 3 l fi I. HEIDEMANN, Ann HEYSEL, Gretchen HOLTHE, Maureen HUESCA, Augie JOYCE, John J. KATES, Charles KENNEDY, Warren E. KENNY, John S. iggmr, Lloyd KUEBLER, Wilmetta LEWIS, Darlene LUCAS, Christ KOGER, Edward LANCASTER, Jeanne fl, Q. LIPTRAP, Eddie 'Q L 'W 9 if C'-ff o?lL.lI,4 l V Q -:V fi L. , LUNDBERG, Duane Af L MCCORMACK, Walter MARLOW, Esther l '-vi' F if KOHNHORST, Albert LAPPIN, Archie Dean' f LOEWEN, . Bw f IQ? Ji l LUZANIA, Ernest 2 ll l Ll L4 , L ini ',aE.1Z4 vbyl FFA , A KRUEGER, Ralph L. fi , if ,I A . si qw - ' - 1 A AA -' ' LARSH, Herb LOPEZ, Ralph Y--' M' vm .A f,,.4,,' X 5 -1 xiii . A F .4 5 A 'f .. ' ' Q Lf .Q Ae:-35 ' ' Qi NlSCc5lQiEE P5Ul 'L x - JL MAUDE, Leslie MASTERS, Janice 21 I MEHAFFEY, Pai JMOHAMMED, Ghu MORGAN, Jerry , . NEGRETE, Frank ORTIZ, Louis 22 MENDEZ, Clemente MOODIE, William MORELAND, Edward NEWTON, Jim OSENBAUGH, Hazel MERINO, John :qi Ip.. MOORE, Peggy -1, if MORRIS, Irene NUGENT, Charles PAULL, Earl u,, ,,.L ,J ,..,J:iL Y MILLARD, Mary MORIARTY, Charles MURPHY, Irene . I , ,K OBERLIN, Doris , ,', W my , PAULSON, Leanore .. , . - 35' I -.nv PAXTON, Jeannette PIERCE, Donald PRAGER, James REESOR, Lawrence RIDDER, Dorothy PENDARVIS, Peter PLOENSE, Bob PREBLE, Fred RICE, Jeannine f . PERALTA, Eli ,gf , 'H' , .1 A , - ' ' 'I ' 1,1 , .K 1, Q A ...' ' -' ' ll .' X14 ' .1 lx',,.d..L l ' - '5 x11g1 6- 1, i , .. e X J POST, Mary Lou PH EGLEY, Leo POTEET, Billie RAGAN, Rufh RAMIREZ, David gh 5.-.1., .V y K- , Y VZ... y 5- 'sau -L ' - -4115 i Avila? i 1,4 '71, Af 4 L RICE, Melvin RICHARDSON, Fred J. ROBERTS, Delano ROBINSON, Peggy ROSS, Francis l f 1. A fig' 23 ROTHENBERGER, Bonnie rf -Li ' ' Y l Z ,AT V SCHILT, Alice lf SELINDH, Tobianne SMALLEY, shmey I: -J l ll l l l s SWITZER, Robert 24 ST. JOSEPH, Shirley A ,,-- 4 ------ f ----.1-f f- x SCHOENOWITZ, Herbert SHILLE, Victer f AN. li 'l SMITH, Don TANAKA, Tei l l 1 'T 1- .. nvl, Q A v lr . l E V. I T .ji ' Y Z , SANDERS, Bob SANFORD, Shirley .. l, , L J L 1.5.1 .g - . SCHRUMPF, Stanley SEIL Fred SHULTZ, Donna SIDNAM, William STANTON, Carol STEPHENS, Gene TARRANT, Larry TESSADA, Ben . 455 T x l E TIDBALL, Janet V TRUEX, Roland TUGGY, Esther y J x W rl ! 'fm 'f 'f l , ' ' i il l 'x A' Fl l I MW 4- ao TURNER, Richard - vALLEs, Esther VANADERV VAN METER, Betty WALKER, Sandy WARE, Donna TT- I , 1 x, V ,fy l r. f l 'IIE 1Qf:g1:::,.-1.2 1 4- '. qs:-.-2-QQ k l 1 - . ng Z ,--'S ' u 3.-.:1l:f' WELLS, Gary WELLS, William WENTZEL, Donna WHEELER, Louise WHETTON, Gary WILKINS, Shirley TURNER, Clayton VAN LANDINGHAM, JoAnn ,ir nl rl WEBSTER, Virginia WHEELAN, Bill WILLIAMS, Katherine 25 WILLIAMS, Katie WILSON, Louise WINTER, Edward WOODS, Grant .1L..,.. , , ff I , 'Hui' IT' I ' I 'I V , W I WOOLFE, Richard WLIEPPING, Elaine ZAHAWI, Muqbil ZIMMERMAN, Allen -y 0Ux9 Ja'e 74't'a-214455. teualw L' Zlgt fy, . , I 2 Lf7 ons! I, E 3445 og,.,,u...u4x.uC,,,v4ea.e.L MCU., :a...zo:.J?f..u, M, ,,,,, M M, WMW7- 9'wf..fZ1Z'1E-,,,' Q 'i,, Lf- ,ff W.-,G I , , n J 31.4044-JZ 4-wwerfo ,g,,,5,2,,,i':,b,,,,,i 2-b, 5 M wf wm-,M-wWf7.dz,,MJ4i, d.bhLJw- J.ZAL , 13? ,,,.fM Lc,,,7f?!U Mg! ff Q..-.9,LaLeAJL Lakin Q M- I l V . A 265-M.:-'m.4-4.944-J47,6f1,Jtla.gX9 ' ,56mi.v ,,g ,.6mHw-4fw-f.a.-c4pnu,4,1rf'-z,v,f,f.J,pf,.z:6 Z.,,,,,,,-5,Qf,,,.,c,,4,,,7,,,,-, ,Jw ff, M77 , W iwfw?f5W . Q if 25:9 -ww-2 gyuiiwwfw . AMW fvau-eil! if' J? ,yor-c4.oc! ygatyi-vffA42 d.,a 246,25 V-Qq' 6 W SAG! uuli-fa-f' gray 5,zf::g,:.fga -ov-'4 ' vffwfzv-5-'-J 'N ' Q-IDVN-L-a 4,42 -L0 ,, ffovalfi ' ' ou-:mb 1 f oo-e.?f'v-if cw . 9-yd-43JHf 4f , fm fo ff? M 2 . . ,Mg Ag v-LQ k F A0 Eg. D47-C! 'Qep M4 -zs2.,,6af.z Tfynnff-w9,x2 Q S.. d!PYFaL ,M h . -27' Qfr-n.,'! -ep ,E , ,,. , ,M'.,',,.,,z,p Q,,,,,, ,,m?,2.w,,,u,,.v' ' g Q., HWMWJWZVQ we fm. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Taking over the student body affairs of the year '52-'53 was no easy iob, nevertheless Bob Elsner and his executive board lost no time in initiating their executive powers. They organized committees for the drawing up of the student budget, L A A which took a considerable amount of consideration and planning. Even ' before the start of school they were busy preparing for the big Asso- ciated Student ticket sale. As the semester progressed, other problems and affairs presented themselves, such as the Homecoming Dance and football game, the Get Acquainted Dance, the penalty law for outstand- ' ing Student Tickets, many Eastern Conference conventions, the State Con- ference at Hollywood, and at the end of the year the approval of the yearbook bid. Elsner can be proud indeed to have headed and organized such an active board as this one. l t COMMISSIONERS 1 .4 A 4 l l Bob Elsner President, Associated Students Fall Term - 1952-1953 EXECUTIVE BOARD -fAL - a E George Bartell Commissioner of Publicity L A A l l l Ray Quigley Commissioner of Assemblies. l vii' ' ' ll Bob Merkert ECUTIVE BOARD-M b of the first semester Board are, left to right, VGEOYQG Bane I . E2l,lRE1'htwtg, Mr. John JahiTorirsNanCv Rvbiwm Bob Elsneff J'-'W' Dowdenf Ma 'Y Lmelem' Jane' when' Ray Quigley, and Bob Silver. Not pictured, Jeannine Oakes. Marilyn larzelere Commissioner of Social Activities 28 fx.. John Dowden Vice-President Bob Merker Sophomore Class President gfs Axis - Q-gg i ie 4 i t I , i im i i ii 1 f . ' ,vf - Y sl Y Jeannine Oakes Secretary Bob Rechtwig Treasurer Jane! 'Tidball Freshman Class President Mr. John Johnson Adviser Bob Silver Nancy Robison AMS President AWS Presideni EXECUTIVE BOARD-SPRING Bob Merker President, Associated Students Spring Semester- 1953 gil -g -gui - - 1. pn 1 SPRING EXECUTIVE BOARD-Shown during one of their weekly meetings are, left to right, Bob Youel, Eddie Li tra Rod Cookus Donna Wacker Bob Merker Russ Patterson Mar Lewis, Jeannine Oakes, Eleanor Pettis, p p, l U . , , , Y Nancy Rolzrson, Bill Shands. Taking over where the first semester's Executive Board left off, President Bob Merker and his board met and solved each problem with skill and enthusiasm. They passed a by-law solving the ,lettermen's jacket problem and suc- cessfully balanced the Associated Student budget. After attending student government conferences at Chaffey and Glendale, six delegates repre- sented SAC at the State Conference at Asilomar. Climaxing the semester, with the best Fiesta ever and the June Ban- quet, the Spring Semester Executive Board can proudly look back over their achievements. COMMISSIONERS ,J , ' Eleanor Pettis Commissioner of Bill Shands Commissioner of Assemblies I , A .- Y I E r Nancy Robison Commissioner of Social Activities ' tl' fvflifvll 'if 1 4 - v D s ll Rod Cookus - Donna Wacker Vice-Presidenf ' -'- - - Ai- 'Nf- Secretary Bob Youel Sophomore Class President , , ,..... , .AP 1 Jeannine Oakes Treasurer Russell Patterson Freshman Class President Mr. C. l. Ford Parliamentarian Eddie liptrap Mary lewis AMS President AWS President INTER-CLUB COUNCIL IE CLUB Bachelors .....,.......... Beia Phi Gamma.. Knights ....,.,......... Las las Las Hidalgas ..,... Doncellas ........ Gitanas ........ Alpha Rho Tau .,....,.. Buccaneers .............. PRESIDENT .Jackie Hammond ,..,.....,Bob Biorkland .......,......John Dowden ...........Don Stroud ..........Jack Wilcox .......EIeanor Petris .......EIeanor Penis ...........0lga Kosar I Las Meninas .......... -.. ....,. Anne Sloniger I los Caballeros ,.,.,, ......... ..... B u ddy Igou Newman Club ...... ...Mary Ann Erdkamp Ski Club .,.. ...,......... ..,....,. . . George Barlell W Spinsiers .......,.,...,.,... Selma Busdiecker Tavern Tahlers ,4.... ................. B ill Slrands Veterans' Club ,A,,, ................... B ob Silver Young Farmers ..,.. AWS. ,....,... ........ . . FALL COUNCIL Headed by Associated Student Vice-Presidents, John Dowden in the fall and Rod Cookus in the spring, the 1952-53 ICC sponsored the Homecoming activities and a campus clean-up campaign during the first semester. The second semester council co-sponsored the annual Gypsy Doodle and the Fiesta parade. SPRING COUNCIL ' in V1 i 7 ' CLUB Alpha Rho Tau . Bachelors, . ,,.. .. Bela Phi Gamma.. Buccaneers ..,......,,.. Knights., ,... Las Doncellas ,.... Las Gitanas ......... Spmsfers .........,.,.... YWCAW. ........,.., AMS ...... , .... ......... . . AWS ...,,,. ..... , .... . . WAA .,.................... , YWCA ................,.... .. AMS ........,.......,,,..... Las Hidalgas .,.....,.. Ski Club .,,.....,.,,..... Tavern Talilers ...,..... ,.....,. . .. Velerans' Club ...,....,... WAA ..,....,.. .... ,,..,......., Young Farmers ,....... . ......,,.Nancy Stevens ,. Eleanor Jackson . ...... Bob Wiseman ...........,..,.Bob Silver .....Nancy Robison PRESIDENT . Jody McKie Bob Haddock .. . Bob Elsner Bob Rechfwig . .. Bob Elsner Marilyn Larzelere lea Paulson Carol Purdie Joyce Doss Bob Elsner Las Meninas ,.,.....,. -A los Caballeros ,....,.. , Newman Club ..,....... .lohn Kenny .George Bartell Donna Wacker John Dowden Ed Fleming ..VeIma Busdiecker ........Norma Rollins Fred Preble Eddie Lipira-p ...,,..,..Mary Lewis ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS Robert H. I. Silver President Fall K! ..... -, 1 'Z i President Spring ri- ' 2 - I -'T 1 I A,M,S, BOARD-FALL. Bob Silver, President, John Schultz, Secretary- A.M.S. BOARD-SPRING. Seated left to right, Bob Gaylord, Sopho- heasurer. Bob Hicks Vice-President. more Representative, Jim Praeger, Vice-Presidentp Ed Liptrqo, Presi- ' ' dent, Bob Hicks, Secretary, Leslie Van Nice, Treasurer, Jim Newton, Freshman Representative. ' I i-- - l'i p-Q, Y A.M.S. MEETING. Bob Silver presides over recent meeting of the Associated Men Students. 33 1 l ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Nancy Robison President Fall . B Mary Lewis President Spring Left to right, seated, Eleanor Jackson, Baker, Nancy Robison. Standing, Nancy rown, Donna Whacker, Kitty McMillan. AWS CABINET-SPRING. Left to right, Eleanor Jackson, Mary Lewis, Nancy Stevens, Louise Wilson, Miss Miller, advisor. Standing, Norma Rollins, Olga Kosar, Anne Sloniger, Joyce Doss, Velma Busdieclcer, Esther Valles. AWS. delegation shown on their way to the Community Hospital with Christmas ., gifts. This was part of their Welfare Plan. 5 A.W.S., the associated women students on camp- us, is established for the purpose of organizing into a working body the women students of the college. Among this season's activities, were the freshman wornen's tea and the Christmas Wel- fare Project. K-1 7 J nf Achvlhes 1 Alpha Rho Tau AT' FT' l 1 ilfg . , i , , ,i X . ' i 1 Jody McKie, President Miss Egge, Advisor, Jeanne Claunch, Jody McKie, President, Dian Frisbne, Carol Second row, Ahmed Zahawi, Mel Hauge, Budd Coons, Ben Tessada, Jim Alessi, Tei Tanaka, Alpha Rho Tau, the Art Club, brings together all the artistic minded students on campus. They take many field trips and attend many interesting lectures during the semester. I, 1' :Sl 'ff , W iw. , f f lm? Q I. 9 :vein H I 1 N V! 1 ve .,1 1, iw F. i T l .pq . . ,,-A547 ,, Z, Art Club work day under the supervision of Miss Egge, advisor. dh. '-fl N li lv A . , X, Beta Phi Gamma . lv, .N . John Dowden, Left to right Mr Venstrom Advisor John Dowden President Ernie Luzania, Bob Elsner, President, B 5 I Bill 'Shands, Vice-President, gud Ottaway, Secretary, Bch Hicks. The purpose of Beta Phi Gamma is to further the interest of journalism among Junior College students. It is a national journalistic honor organization. Delta Psi Omega is the national drama fraternity organized tor the purpose of furthering interests and enthusiasm among drama students. One has to be active in drama activities and a certain amount of lead parts are required. Awards are given at the end of each year. .Q Delta Psi Omega Sitting, left to right: Carol Stanton, Eleanor Pettis, Mr. Ford Advisor, Carol Baker, Ray Quigley. Standing: Bob Merker, John Dowden, Delano Roberts, Bill Shands, Joyce Catherine. q lt Bob Elsner, Spring President 'l .gl Il :lf Bud Snow, President ORGANIZATIONS wee Spinsters, aneegs. 1,3 490 I Q25 +0009 l as G06 nas' Vets, emo 35 ' U15 NX zo! C56 'fo 9 'o J' Las Hidalgas, 00 1:6806 I Knights .rf Frrst row left to rnght Bob Merker Bob Rechtwxg Vtce President Bob Elsner President Mr Gerard Advusor Ed Llptrap Second row left to rught George Bartell Vnce President Ball Shands John Dowden Jack Wilcox Presndent Joe Voso Bob Swltzer The Black Kmghts IS SAC s men s servlce group Thelr prime func tlon rs to do servlce to the school ln any way posslble This year they assisted at such functuons as Blood Moblle Reglstratuon Day Vlsltlng Day Publlc Speakers Banquet and many others At the end of the year they hold their annual Knights party 40 Jack Wllcox, Fall Presldent Bob Elsner, Sprung President t .. -' . , .', Bloodmobilo: left to right: Bob Merker, Bill Shands, and Bob Elsner. 'A '. 'Q ' X., N 4 . A t vp, r r t -: :I ' 4' Pj, If , - . ,4,. 1 or If X if J . r fe, fa 4 Ar' 4 1, 'ff T'-H Ury! ti , .4156 Q s t ll gix 7,, V AMY alfa, las Doncellus Eleanor Pettis, Fall President Marilyn larzeleref Sitting, left to right: Carol Baker, Secretary, Eleanor Jackson, Vice-President, Eleanora Jewell, Norma Rollins, Vice-President, Spring President Kitty McMillan, Nancy Stevens, Donna Wacker, Nancy Robison, Patty Fink, Olga Kosar, Mary Lewis, Joyce Doss, Sec- retary, and Marilyn Larzelere, President. Standing, left to right: Eleanor Pettis, President, and Miss Decker, Adviser. Doncellas is the vvoman's service club on campus' Then pl-'line funcllon ls asslslw Sitting, left to right: Esther Valles, Louise Wilson, Dana Edwards, Jody McKie, Donna Carpenter ance of the administration or board in carry- sandy sabbm. ing ouf programs and activities either Student Standing, left to right: Gretchen Heysel, and Jeanne Lancaster. I or civic, and serving at special dinners. g 'vw L-L in if X E' wrfllh Bachelors ,NF l Don Hillman, L Fall President l' J.-B A- First row, floor, left to right: Bill Witting, Bob Stoner. Bob Haddbllli, Second rowev, sitgng, left to right: Bill Wells, Pete Allen, Leroy Ohmer, Allen Fisher, Secretary, Bob Haddock, President, Bud pl'e5ldEI'll' astve t, Third row, standing, left to right: Bill Sidnam, Peter Pendarvis, Don Hillman, President, Felix Martinez, Secretary, Jim Prager, Dalton Killion, Vice-President, Bruce Wanger, Kent Morgan. The oldest club on campus, the Bach- elors, have really been at work. Aside from having many social functions during the semester, the Bachelors had a very fine entry in the Fiesta. At Gypsy Doodle, their penny pitch concession provided everyone a lot of fun and a sure fire way of losing money. ix an 5 Informal Initiation, left to right: Dalton Killian, Lovell Krisher, Jack Dales, Leroy Ohmer, Delano Roberts, Allen N sy- Fisher, Bill Witting, Bill Wells, and Peter Pendarvis. f ' l ' ! I. I Buccaneers V -Q--isfl Don Stroud Fall President Bbb Rechtwig, Sitting, left to right: Bert Kohnhorst, Ed Liptrap, Lom Laspada, Don Stroud, President. .lack Elder. S - P T Standing, left to right: Bob Griffeth, Joe Voso, Bob Rechtwig, President, Larry Kirchmann, and Mr. Warden, Advisor. pI'll'1Q FGSI GD This club is composed entirely of students of foreign lands. Samoa, Mexico, Peru, Hawaii, and the Fiii Islands are well represented. They are a very active club on campus and are always ready to help when school spirit is needed. Their float which was entered in this year's FIESTA was one of the most colorful and interesting ever to be seen. Foreign Students 'F' vii : ill. T 'r 2 f u .i E T ' KE.'L:d':g, if sf . Q54 RPNMN H yt , l Sitting, left to right: Leroy Carreiro, Victor Shille. Standing: Fafouina lofi, Suetena Pule, Ghulam lBilIJ Mohammed, Wilma Guillermo, Esther Tuggy, Dr. McNaughton. 43 l' l I 4 E fr P K: .Y-N ie' Afsgsmi ,, is f A-Q 'H V1 M , . Sv ef: Ls' NH .fb ll ...Q A ,,,,.-4. 1 :5,ZHg5: .. 5 k , V. ,. , rx W. E 'Q Y . A V L 2? , 1. , A W. if A. - - S A H 1. -v' -v .r I U 4 ' , , 1 7, 'i , -' , , ..,........ 1 H , IDSCUHIHW-9 u- 2 -I I, huuvvyihi .ff-.1 ' ffill ,'l P' 1 if , u . M. mamma: yr 1 f' 'Th .J Y .- ,M iii! if 5 E ',f ,. u . f K 1. , , 1 . ,P N-., Ts I , A 4 V' 9, A X 5 las Gitunus Eleanor Pettis, Fall President Gs Jail' Wiqtat y N-ea Paulson, Floor, Ietteto right: Virginia Webster, Carol Coad, VicefPresident Rosemary Donovan Treasurer Spring President- Second row, sitting, left to right: Lea Paulson, President: Louise Wilson Vice President Ruth Ragan Standing, left to right: Dian Frisbie, Esther Valles, Mrs. Knutsen Adviser Dorothy Dees and Ann Heidemann Secretary Formal Initiation, floor, left to right: Esther Valles Eleanor Pettts Virgnnta Webster Second row, sitting, left to right: Dorothy Dees Dian Frisbue Louise Wilson Ruth Ragan Third row, standing, left to right: Lea Paulson Ann Heidemann Rosmary Donovan Martha Havermale and Carol Coad. Las Gitanas, better known as the Gypsies, promoted one of the biggest of our student events this year, the annual Gypsy Doodle Carnival and Dance. Cake sales also helped keep them busy when they were looking for an activity as well as a source of money. Their humorous float for Fiesta was also a high point in this year's activities. -rl' Gypsy Doodle Publicity, left to right: Eleanor Pettis, Louise Wilson, Lea Paulson, and Carol Coad. A' ' I. X .1 .am las Hidulgus 1 1 ,4 --,nF9'..u: . ' ' , :fi ti ' Left to right: Miss Bradley, Adviser, Patty Fink, Mary Erdkamp, Geraldine Garrison, Secretary, Jody McKie, Vice- President, Carol Purdie President, Sandy Babbitt Secretary, Pat Mehaffey Olga Kosar, President, Annette l i .,--. 'V 'l I il gang- V I 1 l ,,,, Olga Kosar, Fall President C .19 Carol Purdie, Pickens, Treasurer, Mary Lewis, Treasurer. I I Presldenl Another of the women's organizations on campus which contributes service and work to help in school activities, Hildalgas helped with decorations for the Spring Banquet, the last big social function at the end of the year. t Zi 9- Spring Banquet Decorations, left to right: Olga Kosar, Kitty McMillan, Anna Mae Platt, Carol Purdie, and Mary Lewis. Anne Sloniger, Fall President Left to right, floor: Sandy Walker, Marilyn Larzelere, Secretary, Esther Flores, Donna Carpenter, Lynn Brown. Joyce Doss, Left to right sitting- Nancy Robison Joyce Doss President' Anne Sloniger President- Dana Edwards, Miss Spring President Poulta, Advisor, Janet Tidball, Nancy Hflmakaf, Gretchen Heysei, thee-Pfesiaeltf. Left to right, standing: Tobianne Selindh, Jo Ann Friend, Jeanne Lancaster, Treasurer, Sue Stuart, Beverly McWhorter, Secretary, Patty Conzelman, Treasurer. Las Meninas, the ladies in waiting, sponsored some of this year's bigger dances as well as the organization and production of the May Morning Breakfast. This year, as inthe past, Meninas' services las menincls were always available for any school function or activity. Left to right, sitting: Mrs. Gall Smith, advisor, Nancy Robinson, Donna Carpenter, Gretchen Heysel, Vice Presid Lancaster, Treasurer, Joyce Doss, President, Sandy Walker. Left to right, standing: Lynn Brown, Dana Edward, Betty Van Meter, Beverly McWhorter, Secretary, Lure Burton, P. man, Treasurer, Esther Flores, Janet Tidbeill, Marilyn Larzelere, Secretary, Anne Sloniger, President, Nanc Tobianne Selindh. Gypsy Doodle Boolll Spinsters l l First row, left to right: Velma Busdiecker, Treasurer, Selma Busdiecker, President, Doris Oberlin Peggy Moore, Shirley St Dorlna Waslger, Joseph, Donna Wacker, President, Mary Lou Post, and Sandra Bates. I Sprlng Pres' ent Second row, left to right: Miss Blythe, Adviser, Eleanora Jewell, Norma Rollins, Vice President, Eleanor Jackson, Secretary, Nancy Brock, Nancy Stevens, Secretary, and Carol Baker. Christmas Proiect, left to right: Doris Oberlin, Nancy Stevens, Carol Baker, Velma V Buscliecker, Donna Wacker, Selma Busdiecker, Eleanor Jackson, Shirley St, ' Joseph, and Peggy Moore. The Spinsters acTiviTies This year included cake and a rummage sales to raise funds for the club. They are also helping a student in Louisiana obtain a college educa- tion. The high point of their activities occurred at the end of The year when they held their annual Spree. MAUREEN FOR DONAI Left to right: Eleanor Jackson, Jeanne Oakes, Nancy Stevens, Pat Brixey, Donna Wacker, Dorothy Ridder, Nancy Brock. s I ,Cir . w 'H'- A Eleanor Jackson, Fall President Left to right: Annette Pickens, Geraldine Garrison, Jeannine Oakes, Vice-President, Miss Humlston, Adviser, Norma Rollins, Norma Rollins: President, Eleanor Jackson, President, Mrs. Wilde, Adviser, Janice Masters, Secretary, and Carol Coed, Treasurer. preside'-11 ywcci Board, left to right: Selma Busdiecker, Mary Lewis, Secretary, Esther Valles, Vice President, Velma Busdiecker, President, Eileen Kathman and Louise Wilson. Fall Board, left to right: Velma Busdiecker, Selma Busdiecker, Secretary, Kitty Mc- Millan, Vice President, Nancy Stevens, President, and Esther Valles. atv 1' -' Fall President Spring President ' ,J 49 . it lr.I Im :I -J 4. -I , 1 iixiizfixemmzq, -v - 1 QE - , x'r',3'.x'y 1- 45 :fx A :il 51551 . f sign A , . -- 1L5f'2.'5ffL:':Ygf7 ! 1'f:, 7- I C 1' .H -I vfI11u-'v:3p'I'v 9' '1-'g IEW' ' I,- .' A, L HI I' 'K c5ggII!?!is, 3 I If rl. b 31-3 ,Q 1, ' ' 145' 94. .L - 1 , 4, -. b ,F 4 I . P A 1, ' , ' 5 1 sg I fi 1 ' 1 ij. 's 1' ki' 'f . f' elf? '--5 it 'F WV A . - -' ' ' ' - mi .- I I fi , I - ' , , . I 1.4 I 5 J, - ,I vga , ll A xi., . A- .1 xh ,ggi 1,2 A ' P if nl if' 'f I7 A I ' I ' Q f '-, I 'F 'Ill 1 U 5, T-fix E' I. v - ,sw 'M' A Q.: .192 2 , -' , rm 1 I I Z I: 1 ' 2 fair' f' .- ,7.,.T, ..u ' -I 1 I vi I I I I I I . I I L If L: Jus.. II X I 'I-Q I y If , vm r Y! D fl. . T., I in :Ia H ' R I-I IH I 5 ' I . Wo rf., . , ' :fi ' ' , 1 j' h I ' f N ' J ' I ' kg! 5' -I 2 , ' ' K- u. 1 A' I 1 I f l ' , f' ' r I N I I- f M' LL4' I ' .. -, -I I' . -.1 1 Q F f 'V I , , F Q! ,FAN ' 1 uf' ' C- TS xx .N u ax' 1 .1 'fir as 45? 1? as-' if 1- 1 ' 'r ' 'f f ' I , J lk '. x 1' ' ' 'V Q 1 1 4, is . V wg Bill Shands, Fall President I .A-l r P 'lil John Dowden, Spring President George Bartell, President This year's Ski Club had pret- ty good snow conditions. Local skiing was excellent and many trips were made to the San Berdoo mountains. In search of better snow,'two long trips were made, one to Squaw Valley, and the other to Mammoth. Fun was had by all. ,Q Left to right: Bob Merker, Treasurer, Henri Newton, Miss Rellstab, Adviser, Hans Bell, Vice-President, Marilyn Larzelere Secretary, Torg Bond, Emille Bartell, President, Chuck Campbell, Pierre Wanger, and Yves Haddock. Seated, left to right: Bob Hicks, Donna Wentzel, Bill Shands, President, Valles, Norma Rollins, Carol Baker, Secretary Carmela Clark. Standing, left to right: Sharlyn Aston, Eleanor Pettis, Secretary, Martha Havermale, John Dowden, President, Leslie Van- Nice, Vice-President, Sue Stewart, Don Stroud, Doug Kelly, and Mr. Glenn, Advisor. 1 Veterans First row, left to right: Warren Kennedy, Budd Coons, Hubert Hicks, Bill Faulkner, Roger Gundry, Duane Lundberg, Leo Phegley. Second row, left to right: Jim Alesil, Suetena Pule, Gordon Lindholm, Bill Franklin, John Joyce. Standing, left to right: Gene Frehler, Stan Schrumph, Bill Anderson, Gene Stephens, Leroy Starkey, Charles Larkin, Carl Gus- tafson, Vice-President, Dick Neill, Mr. Crain, Advisor, Mel Hauge, Jack -Edmondson, Ed Fleming, President. STEP RIGHT UP! Some of the Vets prepare their booth for the Gypsy Doodle Carnival. ll-l Oliadogs .20 M Coke- .io Robert Silver, Ed Fleming, Fall President Spring president CHOIR, Fall Dave Siden, President Gordon Wheatley, Director 1 First row, left to right: Willie Kuebler, Sandy Babbitt, Joanne Dozier, Lois Swift, Joyce Allison, Helen Weir, Marilyn Larzelere, Historian, Robbie Courchesne, Treasurer, Shirley Brown, Patty Fink, and Eleanor Pettis. Second row, left to right: Anna Mae Platt, Ann Heidemann, Russell Patterson, Ken Wylie, Chuck Campbell, Ray Quigley, Bob Gould, Tom Moore, Bill Moodie, Frankie Bolls, Joanne Gruver, Secretary, Olga, Kosar. Third row, left to right: Beverly McWhorter, Patty Conzelman, Sue Stewart, Dick Hitt, Bob Baker, Charles Nugent, Carol Stanton, Esther Flores, Mary Erdkamp. Fourth row, left to right: Anne Sloniger, Shirley Smalley, Arlevia Douglass, Carol Coad, Velma Busdiecker, Selma Busdiecker, Peggy Moore, Rosemary Donovan, Carol Lindskoog. Back row, left to right: Fred Richardson, Bob Wiseman, Relano Roberts, Gilman Morilla, Dave Siden, President, Bob Merker, Alvin Douglass, Ed Koger, and Janet Tidball. CHOIR, Spring F-1-If-X-ll-Kris-lu A L... First row, left to right: Dian Frisbie, Roland Truex, Janice Masters, Willie Kuebler, Lois Swift, Bill Zahawi, Marilyn Larzelere, Helen Weir, Ray Quigley. Second row, left to right: Eleanor Pettis, Jmi Hollenbeck, Anne Heidemann, Sandra Babbitt, Anna Mae Platt, Joyce Allison, Joanne Dozier, Bill Moodie, Olga Kosar, Bob La Porte, Chuck Campbell. Third row, left to right Kindentedl: Anne Sloniger, Delano Roberts, Gene Stephens, Allen Zimmerman, Mary Erdkamp, ' Darlene Lewis, Hazel Jones, Jack Wilcox, Bob Merker. Fourth row, left to right: Bill Franklin, Bill Loewen, Phil Bennett, Clemente Mendez, Dale Ozbun, Jodie McKee, Suetena Pule, Patty Fink, Russell Patterson, Shirley Brown, Vina Mae Harmer, Bob Baker. Fifth row, left to right: Beverly McWhorter, Patty Conzelman, Arlevia Douglass, Betty Chastain, Leroy Carreiro, Alvin Douglas. 53 Swing Choir Sitting: First row, Helen Weir, Bert Kohnhorst, Lois Swift, Chuck Campbell, Olga Kosar, Swing Choir group taken at recent TV appearance W' -ul Gordon Wheatley, Director, Second row, Vina Mae Harmer, accompanist, Russell Patterson, Delano Roberts, Shirley Brown, Bill Moodie, Patty Fink, Joyce Allison. This year's Swing Choir, under the direction of Gordon Wheatley, had quite a full schedule. Aside from making several appearances on TV shows, they were called upon to perform by several civic organizations and school activities. STRIKE UP THE BAND. SAC Band members blowing their axes at first semester football game. Santa Ana College Band, pictured marching in the Fiesta Parade. ORCH EST R A Ctsrii 1193 Ili' 0 -fan- 4-I 4317 As is common, every school's music department is depended upon to furnish any musical entertainment through- out the year. The department this year found this to be very true. The orchestra, assisted the choral group in con- cert as well as performing other times at music concerts. Although there are other students from the High School composing the orchestra, the College is still well represented. Mr. Lamont was this year's director. The Band, of course, was present at all football games throughout the year, and at all pep rallies, to help give that extra punch and pep to the school spirit. The Choir performed in this year's Christmas program as well as handling the musical portions of Rio Rita. They were also represented at the Southern California Junior Choir Festival. Gordon Wheatley, head of the music department, deserves a considerable amount of credit as it was through him most of the musical activities were inspired and organized. S.A.C. THESPIANS F-a..-New-5' DRAMA Backstage withl C. L. Ford, Santa Ana College Drama . Coach, as he studies a script. 'Doing scenes from plays is l one of the many protects of the aspiring actors and act- resses taking drama and stagecraft courses. Below, Mr. Ford as Speech Instructor is adiusting the tape recorder to be used in recording and playing back the speeches given by his students in class. Here they criticize their own work and improve. Director C. L. Ford - i 'fit' i i . The Drama department has been quite active this year with the first production being Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, presented in late October at the High School Auditorium for the enioyment of elementary children and their parents at both an afternoon and evening performance. This was accomplished under the sponsorship of the Santa Ana Branch of A.A.U.W. il J J.lJi .l.lQlJ l -if U :Il ' 1 4 1- . IQ: r It I a:i1q.g..L.. - .- .s 11 'f1l LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTlONll Clyde Wilson, Bob Merker, Nan Wilson, Joyce Catherina, and Dean Wills are caught doing a scene from Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp. CAST OF CHARACTERS Aladdin, Dean Wills His Mother, Joyce Catherina H The Princess Adora, Nan Love ' Aladdin and the Wonderful lamp Cut The Svlfanf He' Fafhefi Bob Meme' Sming ref, ,O right. Noona, Her Attendant, Joanne Gruver African Magician, Clyde Wilson The Geni of the Lamp, Tom Moore Standing, left to right: Joanne Gruver, Wilmetta Kuebler, Bob Merker, Ralph Krueger, Nan Wilson, Kaligsa, Servant in the Palace, Lynette Brown Dean Wills, Tom Moore, Joyce Catherina, unidentified, Clyde Wilson, Chuck Campbell, and Lyn Brown. -56 41, Gnyden cast, left to right: Eleanor Pettis, Joanne Gruver, Carol Stanton, Carl Gustafson, Marty Krniec, and Martha l-lavermale. OW! N6 'f' Now sH , Cvo-1fi9 'l'L -4 . I! ' n .f THE LEADS: Carl Gustafson as Gayden Sibley and Joanne Gayden was a case history of a constitutional psycho- Eath, As drama we think Gayden was topsg as a case :story it was a stunning study in modern psychology. CAST Emily Archer ........... ................ .......... J o anne Gruver Agnes. ............,.........,.. .......... ......,......,, C a rol Stanton Grace Sibley ............,,.... Martha Havermale Dr. Ned Whitaker .,..,... Gayden Sibleyn ....,... . THE DAMASK CHEEK, a ............,.Marty Kmiec .......CarI 'Gustafson Gruver as Emily Archer iod comedy. Polly Dalton ............ ..,..... E leanor Pettis n enloyable Van Druten per CAST Rhoda Meldrum ......., ................. .....,...,... E I eanor Pettis Miss Pinner ,....... ,..... . ,..... ..,....,.... , Lura Burton Mrs. Randall .........., .......,. M artha Havermale Norris ,,........................ ..,.,,..,..., G ene Frahler Dahpne Randall ..,..... r... , .Virginia Webster Jimmy Randall ...... ............ R ay Quigley Calla Longstreth ,..... . ,,....... Joyce Catherina Michael Randall ,,.,,... ..,,,.. ...,. B o b Merker Neil Harding ..,..., . ...... ..,,...,. B ud Snow WHERE ARE MY SHIRT STUDS? Corning to his rescue are members of Damask MA LE LEAD, Ray Quigley as Jimmy Randall , - Cheek cast: Eleanor Pettis, Bud Snow, Martha Havermale, Bob Marker, Ray Quigley, Virginia Webster, and Joyce Catherina. Bud Snow as Neil Harding and Eleanor Pettis, female lead who portrays Rhoda Meldrum Shown in the dressing room are members of the traveling assembly, left to right, Ra Other Performances SISTERS MacINTOSH MINUET HEDDA GOBBLER y Quigley, Martha Havermale, Eleanor Pettis, John Dowden, Bud Snow, Delano Roberts. SAC Traveling Assembly presents TAMlNG OF THE SHREW. RIO RlTA A few candid shots of this year's FIESTA highlight, Rio Rita. SO lN LOVE-Bill Moodie and Helen Weir, as Chick and Dolly. Olga Kozar as Katie jr 1 , 4. ' V, 4 1 if' Bean and Bill Franklin as Ed Lovett. WHAT A HUNK ,O MAN- -Virginia Webster and Martha Havermale make admiring passes a Delano Roberts who plays the part of the general. WATCH lT BUD! Ted Pennix makes a threateninq move at Bud Snow, while Russell Patterson looks on. Shown above is the chorus of Rio Rita, left stage to right, Bob Baker, Ann Heidemann, Chuck Campbell, Sandra Babbitt, Carol Coed, Pat Fink, Mary Erdkamp, Bill Zahawi, Suetena Pule, Jodie McKee, Leroy Carreiro, Jim Hollenbeck, Al Zimmerma, Phil Bennett, Marilyn Larzelere, Eleanor Pettis, Pat Poteet, Lois Swift, Willie Kuebler, Darlene Lewis, Big Bob Merker, Selma Busdiecker, Hank Zitnik. RIO RITA The highlight in fiesta's night activities was RIO RITA, produced through the ioint eftorts of the drama and music departments. Much coordination and organization was necessary since an operetta had never been tried before as an added attraction to the fiesta. lt was a highly musical and colorful show with humor and gay lyrics dashed throughout. No doubt bigger and better in fiestas Cast of Characters Bert Kohnhorst as McGlnn Jim Hollenbeck as Wilkins Russell Patterson as Padrone Martha Havermale as Carmen Bill Franklin as Ed Lovett Ted Pennlx as Davalos Bud Snow as Roberto Ferguson Relano Roberts as the general Virginia Webster as Lolita Bull Moodle as Chick Helen Weir as Dolly Ray Quigley as Jim John Dowden as Gonzales Olga Kosar as Katie Male lead Ray Quigley as Jim if F' 5 4 l I 1 X lib X .591 I Female lead ' Shirley Brown as Rita . 9 W 54' 54 ff? x I SU. Rio Rita has set an example and started a new trend towards something IA x , - IL- 3 . .. . I K J Af Shirley Brown as Rita X L L 1, 'J ' fill 1, ' A' ' .1 W be ' 1 ts' l f Wu ' v z X R I k J, f 1 ai 4' 'J ' 3 Included in the play were various dance sequences staged by a special dancing ensemble under the direction of Miss Relstab and Suzie. Above is a shot of the dancing group in practice. Sitting are Carol Baker and Mary Lou Eckford, standing are Eleanor Pettis, Mary Lewis, and Joyce Doss. 59 PUBLICATIONS X 5 XY. Fl l s Tull DEL A- O 1 'x Lg-,Jilin . - fri . ' 5-F - N sifiii t. ,gc.gl,.f7Qt,r : '. .-rust -Clif ,vit t 3-1: -m,s1:f,. 'A -4' rg' - N, ' Ya- ' ,, 1,952 1 DEL ANO STAFF 1953: Standing, left to right, Royal C. Marten, Advisor, Frank Tesche, Lithographerp Marty Kmiec and Gene Fraehler, Business Staff, Bob Merker, Staff, and Georg- Bartell, Art Editor. Seated are: Norma Rollins, Classes, Lea Paulson, Sophsmore Activities, Ellen Daugherty, Administration, Carol Coad, Student Government, Karen Fife, Faculty, Sandra Babbitt, Activities, Ann Heidemann, Business Staff, Anna May Platt, Business Staff, and Mary Lou Eckford, Publications. On floor are: Carol Purdie, Student Concentration, Elranor Pettis, Literary Staftp Esther Valles, Women's Athletics. Not pictured, Anne Sloniger, Clubs Editor, Arnold Ehlis, Staff, Phil Bennett, Sports, and Bob Eisner, Sports and Student Government. A,--iii ' E1 l953's Del Ano can be thankful for two things: namely George Bartell and Bob Haddock. Bartell, serving as art and makeup editor, was re- sponsible for the art work and layout in the book. Haddock was the sole full-time photographer and spent many hours, days, and weeks on the publication. For the second year in a row, the Del Ano was lithographed, and the results have been readily accepted and approved by students and faculty. This year the book contains more pictures than ever before. Eleanor Pettis headed the literary staff, which was responsible for the picture identification and all copy in the volume. Pictured here is the Business StaH during one of their planning sessions. 60 all fl... JW if wh ' 'l 'I Q, 5 4 I bn -I ' l .. ' 's - u ' 4 ALMANAC ,AH . ,.:.,,.. in A Q ln.: ' inn ...my . v ,.t ,tlisuw l mf... l n. . . 'l I .hi ' 1,- .. J',-- A, ,L 11, -J K. -:.1'i nl QIQ Q fo- UI f Xu X qs L 5 If U A, fe-JL Y if A ,i'fI5-.59'.- .A 1. Q. f 'Y A 11 1-' ' . ,.,v'- 1- A sl Qu- r-.:9ef,g'Q,-,- I '- . 'w,'i3'Qf-1g1h'- Fil .j-,l.,'f,15' ig' 557- mg-1:'.', 9'fa. jiqige f --:sail ff e f iw ' rf+,fg '-.'g,'rtI gf? V f Yr' A vig ' M12 . -- 4' lf' 9 -W5-1' ' yiqxgfff xi? .A , Q ff? 2-,-f F 'jg' ' 'S-U, K4 '1.'7-:jg dfh,-4 . ji f' V . 'f -- 1 'mi' A'-rf--lk Q is Q' ffflfl, l 'Y U 'Q ' jqyjlggr 1, V Hg'-y , J I-41,5-3 Magis-1' . 5 19:2 -' 1.-.,,, LITERARY EDITOR, Eleanor Pettis 1 1 5- fx! Xxx ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR, George Bartell The make-up and layout were the products of one of Santa Ana's most talented art students in many a moon. This year's cover is the second he has designed for the Del Ano and we think his artistic fling is real George. Heading our Literary Stat? was Eleanor Pettis, a girl with a dozen irons in the fire and plenty of versatile talent. ua ADVISOR, Royal C. Marten Withodt the services of the fellow at the right, there probably would not have been a yearbook this rear. The full load of our many ictured edition fell on the capabe shoulders of Bob Haddock, who besides being an excellent photographer, has been extremely co- operative and pleasant to work with even under the strain of full scale production. PHOTOGRAPHER, Bob Haddock - .Y . A at thief? . i. A -W : ' - 'lll ull un- nclllvl lil: lllolnlnl' ,451-if . 6 c'.11f -S ' 1 : 1-.., pi :g-:!' fi gi' 53. T --I, n'5:'n it' ' LIE? 9 tl' P A 4,-J, ' Y MVT' t 'pl I. ,egiifigy ' L5 fu-5' 3 l'F ., i3,qgif ZF L, 9 .,,.-f Z ' ,. .faq-D V ' nz zgil s 9' '41, X . '13 135.-, ' . - K . fx 1. .fri .- A-1t,i t 1515? ,yA,,,cf..w-sr.. 5: -- ., task, -ftp 143194: 1 k -3:-L egg ., ilifffi '-,. ,bij Qgllvflf Lv 4,-.triage .f-ff., 44's-fe :fa 1.?eqA'Q+9'a 1-Ceftgditflig? 39 41323 ' W' 371' 'Q Sitting Left to Right: Bud Ottaway, Sports Editor, Bob Elsner, Editor, Ron Hallett, Reporter, Dorothy Dees, Reporter, Ellen Daugherty, Advertising, Donna Wentzel, Reporter. Standing left to right: Ernie Luzania, Reporter, John Dowden, Reporter, Carl Venstrom, Advisor, Bill Shands, Feature Editor, Bob Hicks, News Editor. JOURNALISM ISN'T ALL WORK, at least that's the way it looks here. Venstrom must be reading something funny, as Dowden and Elsner seem to be yuking it up. H . The 1952-'53 El Don, as usual, was tops, both iournalistic- ally and from the reader's standpoint. First semester it won All-American honors, and from the looks of things, it is well on its way to winning another this last semester. Along with lots of good, interesting stories, the El Don was full of photos of campus activities and shots of interest. An addition to the makeup was the group of hilarious cartoons drawn by Dick Bibler called The Little Man On Campus. They provided humor for both faculty and student. Both Bill Shands and Bob Elsner can be proud of the type of reading enioyment they have directed to us this year. ' if 'var sk - , :HQV , vi, 45 'fglf V uf' -' -EW ,A 15' ' . lr-f N A - -nl .j li el ,055 hADVISOR, Carl vensfrom iff. ' 'N Q -rv, ig 1 ll ' , fa A - -f' lf' -4' , ,Q5 El. DON ,V,.,.4 'M - A - - - . . , ,V Y A Y- SWP-4.. -:. ,.:.. -.....:.,..t-- 'mgz : ' - A - - '- -1-rn'-f-. 1 - zhflx-til:,-+g,I::k4i-...::A..:5-:..,.LWAT: .. ,, by. f .- 'U.:f::,.4:..:...:.J4.-a.:l.Q:Q.:lga:.4:...q.:..4:::z:3E:..44. Fd ':'fF'-1:64422-4 --'T---P --f- 'T'11'f'1'1F 1 l'5 1'1 - 5 ' 5 Ngrxlzizf-lf-lr --I'-i4-sal'-14 ,e! !l-'fl-'rw-fw H-:Sf , , .. v - . . '-1.1 ,. . .,. -. K. . ,,.. ., ., ,,.. . ...,-13p .. 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' g 1111. - .4 3 ff 'H ..-I vggjyi'-f' :jp j'.'3lI.Y 'gf--.:if-,i,, .1 1 my-L -9--..5,...: n 1. 'iz 'f wJq2 :fh9J 'Xxiff -F.',.,'I,f'. 4'4fu'5 - f ' 'Q I.1c-L., ?l'iT' ,L 2 .. , -' ,C ,. '11- 2-1 R 7 'll -l'l.Jf:q .': flfl 'Fff f4.!.r?EYLff'E f'3.-f CHARGE! This was lhe banle cry of, the EI Don staff when they played the Torch staff from F.J.C. It was the annual Ink Bowl spefgtacle, inaugurated by this year's staff. By the way, the EI Don sta won. A -Sai ff! ,, ITU gui! ,Q- 1 5 W' 1-rf 2,4 fx, If 46 J5 Q!2a'g A ? ,331 .X -t-E' ' , . '. ., - . . ,. .3355 EDITOR FALL, B'iII Shands- EDITOR SPRING, Bob Elsner 63 s I n +1 Qt. lg -FEE, :Tit- t PW Tavern Post Staff seated, Sue Stewart, Miss Blythe, Leslie Van Nice, Carol Baker, Bob Gaylord. Standing, Mr. Glenn, Doug Kelly. Tavern Post is published each year for the purpose of promoting an aesthetic sense of literature on behalf of The students on campus. lt also gives the students who write it a chance to create prose and poetry. Many fine original and creative works are published in each volume, giving their composers the chance to see what they have written appear in type. This also may help to give that little bit of encouragement needed for success in the literary field. THE EL DlARIO .1 '-i '-'- TAVERN POST i ADVISORS, Mr. Glenn and Miss Blythe ' l mv: xx.-.:.:u:L1:'..L: ' rv. ............, ....... . 4,- 3.72.-l -' K ' -- . 'Ti' . SELL' ' A clay never goes by that one doesn't know what the days activities will be, thanks to the work of Ruth Bohrman and her publication, the El Diario. Bohrman deserves a lot of thanks and cooperation for the terrific iob she is doing. Her work is co- ordinated by Helen Wilde, the director's secretary. DIARIO EDITORS, Mrs. Wilde and Ruth Bohrman 6 I K -s TI ,f 7' s J X. x ' . fi V-C -. Q bmw, , 'iq-, I 'tg .v., .-9 - qi. gf' aff: ff' - 'Q-ff' an .v.' w - 0 Q .Q A, 243-19'-' -:ff ,.k,'1,-.'r.q. . 5: 55:94 4, I 17 1 Eqljwdg. . A 1- ' ' 55+ . -. +,. ,J m 25. V '4!'5 ' Y fp , ,L if 1?.., L' -- wa. if ,. 1 wg . X., 31 ,.. -,L 5. ., .-A' '- ' fx-W 'H F151 r - , .4 gg, A s 'xml ' K V, -I 1.37, fe Hexad Leader, Bob Merker LEADERSSon9 leaders bowldown .J Q , W, ff Helen Wear MAJORETTES Helen Weir Janie Barker, Band Masco1 Gretchen Heysel Nancy Hamaker FLAG TWIR-LERS Mary Lou Eckford Anne Sloniger Beverly McWhorter I STARS IN THE SPORTS HoRlzQN ATHLETICS Jim Mafsunaga, F Bob S th Foofb II Augie Huesca, Football Ed b mi , a Den ow, Cross C t y 68 STANDING MEN FROM EACH OF THE SPORTS SOME OUT X I l I N . X P I I W Chuck Swinclen, Track ll l Q Duane Gustafson, T k eil, , ' Z l '51 wrvl -A 'xiii ' I . , I 1 'Q ' 'V I I b , I ' I Phil Bennett, Basketball : X I 4 I John Schultz, Tennis T l I I I 69 -.,Ji,:'i?+ 1 FOOTBALL Coach Coach Andrew Jackson Bill Cook John Ward pf, 156' 55 045413 Trainer l , Elmer Bergeson f J M 1 - ln an up-and-down season, the 1952 Don grid machine wound up with a record of 6 wins, compared to 4 setbacks. They tied 2. . This year saw the initial international series with Mexico City Poly ilnstituto Politecnico Nacionall. The first game of the season was played against Mexico in the Dons' Municipal Bowl, the final contest was in Mexico City against the same Burros Blancos. Highlight of the season was the 21-13 defeat of defending National JC champion Pasadena City College. This game, sparked by the play 'of quarterback Bob Smith from the spread formation, threw ice water on Pasadena's chances for another Junior Rose Bowl bid. Another bright spot in the SAC season was the 34-12 trounc- ing of San Bernardino, who eventually won the conference crown. This was San Berdoo's first defeat in two years and likewise thwarted their chances for the smell of roses. 639232 70 rr TIGHTEN THAT DEFENSE! Cook and Ward in sEAsoN scones CO-CAPTAINS Us Them 27 Mexico City Poly 12 21 Pasadena City College 13 21 Inyo Kern Navy 13 O Long Beach City College O 18 Compton fJV'sl 18 13 Mt. San Antonio 20 34 San Bernardino 12 0 Orange Coast 14 20 Chaffey 13 25 Riverside 13 6 Fullerton 7 l3 Mexlco Clly Poly 20 33 Jim Matsunaga, g 20 Bob Grittith, fb LETTERME g 46 Dan Berg, t 51 Bob Bjorkland, t 45 Harvey Bryan, hb 5 Al Chan, hb 1 1 .,i QL' , ' 12 John Duchart, e A2 Jack Elder, hb ' IN THE AIR! Coach Bill Cook ls carried off of the field by Bob Silver and Jim Prather 1251 after the Dons' 21-13 win over Pasadena. 1 John Garcia, e 24 Frank Gentry, hb 9 47 Duane Gustafson, 'r 32 Don Henley, hb l 1 y F295 QL 54 Bob l'lOld6l', 9 28 Augie Huesca, hb 27 Kenyon Kohne, T 53 Eddie Lipfrap, g 36 Dean McCord, T l I8 Tom Moore, c INJURED MAN-Team physician, Dr. Tom Clark, Bob Biorkland ISU, Jack Wilcox, and John ' Garcia HJ help carry Eddie Liptrap C531 off of the field. 26 Jack Moynihan, g 31 Eli Peralta, hb 25 Jim Pra1her,fb 19 Bob Rechtwig, e 38 Bill Sims, c 72 59 Wayne Schriakervberg, T 57 Herb Schoenowitz, g .i Bob Smith, qb' 58 Don Stroud, e 34 Chuck Swinden, hb LETTERMEN NOT PICTURED 16 Dean Bogges, g ll Dave Cole, qb I7 Roger Hillman, fb 'I3 Dan Lyle, hb 41 Chad Nelson, e 42 Larry Nystrom, c 22 Dave Sitfon, e I0 Boyd Taylor, 'fb 43 Frank Torres, t Wiseman, Sims, Joe 7 X l , , i 8 Bob Switzer, qb i4 Joe Voso, QD 6 Jack Wilcox s, hb 1952 DON GRID MACHINE Gu .. .,',.m. fl., 1 n , l'ff?'i 1 i' Lili: ' - - 1.7 el ,.,r.,:.' - v. A--L ,' X- - i vi 'Y-xx- - t ,I-.4.:l' -. Huesca, Jack Elder, John Ducharf, Bob Biorkland Coach Bill Cook. Second row: Leroy Ohmer, Bob Negrele, Buddy lgou, John Garcia, Bob Wylie. Kmiec, Ben Tessada, Bill Huddleston. Fourth row: Dave Henley, Tom Moore, Ronald Parton. Lasi row: Larry Nystrom, Jim Bob Rechiwig, Wayne Schnakenberg, Dave Cole, and Danny Lyle. Moynihan, Bert Kohnhorsf, Bob Holder, Norman Albert Chan, Howard Snow, Herbie Schoeno- Harvey Bryan, Bob Switzer, Jack Wilcox. Frank Torres, Buddy Bearbower, Ralph John Hollis, Robert Smith, Owen SAC Pasadena 21 13 DON OF THE WEEK BOB SMITH SAC lnyo-Kern Navy 21 13 -n up yardage around the end, but Pasadena htm. Jim Matsunaga l33j is coming up to assist on the play. O Xl H SAC Mt. San Antonio 13 20 DON or THE week K DAVE SITTON I i SAC Compton I8 18 game, miimgpxl ' H SAC San Bernardino K 34 12 DON OF THE WEEK JACK WILCOX SAC Mexico City Poly 13 20 Harvey Bryan 1351 i appears as to next. move SAC Orange Coast X . ' - 0 I4 1 ooN or rr-ns wean if f JOE VOSO DON OF THE WEEK DUANE GUSTAFSON Three Panther tacklers close in on Bob Switzer 181. He was injured on play and carried from game. in 89' DONYOF me WEEK HARVEY BRYAN SAC Riverside 25 'I3 DON OF THE WEEK and DON OF THE YEAR SAC Fullerton 6 7 SAC Mexico City Poly 27 I2 DON OF THE WEEK BOYD TAYLOR SAC long Beach 0 0 gl AUGIE HUESCA Wav SAC Chaffey 20 13 DON OF THE WEEK DON STROUD ne c nl unidentified Dons O' , aff' D Henlay 1321 runs interference for Joe Voso aqainsi Tigers. . 'A L,-4. ,, 41:1 1 I 1,1 i4f.m,1-aj Egw- ei l -f .- N fl. ,:.-.awT:a- DON OF THE WEEK DON HENLEY BOB GRIFFITH 75 i Coach Earl Engman BASKETBALL at . PHIL BENNETT attempts to score while being surrounded by three opposing players. Santa Ana College's i952-i953 basketball team, although finishing in the conference cellar, wound up the season in a blaze of glory. After losing their first l l contests in the conference, they hit the victory column in their final start. By nipping Chaffey lOl-lOO in an overtime thriller, they set a new college scoring record. The season also marked the debut of Coach Earl Engman, who handled the situation of having a height-lacking squad. HERE IT IS! John Rock UIJ seems to be taking a step in mid-air to retrieve the ball. Dick Cruze tbl backs him up. RESERVE STRENGTH-Frank Wilk and Hank Zitnik, in the front row, and Gary Whetton, Carmelo Renne, and Don iDuckyJ Soula, comprised the basketball tearn's iunior varsity. All except Renne were ineligible due to the out-of-state athletic ruling in the Eastern Conference. They may compete in varsity ranks next year. REBOUND' Tum Peralta U21 pulls In a free ball from the baclcboards from two Chaffey players Other Don in picture is Ron Burkhart C91 MEET THE TEAM Bob Youel Phil Bennett John Rock Ron Ernie Luzania Burkhart Bruce Johnson Tim Peralta Dick Cruze 1 iv: l 3, ,. ,. - gulf' .3 14' , A 1 'r Q., in Q Wawrvf A. 1, ff -ZW- f .f Q1 rg 55 fi7!'J we Jima k N 'zgls wb -. ,mi 7 r Q Y-:WJJEQZ 1 A 1 52'f? 'Ll i 3 bl ligfiq .5-Y IE5 .: ,iff V: r , X M 1 I Y .,! if Ag? ,il X 4 i , .V 2 A p, jf' f '31 i' V '43 A 'V 5 ff !.,,' -Lv ' ,Q , ' Q 'Q SL . 5 NI'-F J Q 5: :J X ,. N fi I vw mf A 5 mm 'F' bf WNW CROSS COUNTRY The Team In back, Ed Denbow, Terry Dakin: in front, Roland Truox and James Sebio. SAC's cross country team ma have been small this year, but not wear. In league competition it placed third. A standout in performance was Ed Denbow, who took first in Eastern Conference. The long-winded men who composed the team were, Ed Denbow, Ed Winter, Roland Truex, Jim Sebio, and Terry Dakin THE LONG TRAIL Cross Country men show their form. GO, LARRYI Larry Kirchmann breaks the tape to win the 440. + nv THE WINNAHI Jack Wilcox is shown winning way ahead of his competition UHHHI Bert Kohnhorsr really digs in to win the 100. - - 5 fl s..v.:.i-??.?.T.+-CT 1- 2 79 TRACK Although hampered by a few unlucky breaks, Coach John Ward's thinclads wound up the track season on a highly successful note. Santa Ana was forced to forfeit its big meet with Mt. San Antonio due to scheduling difficulties and was able to' enter only six competitors in the Orange Coast defeat. SAC trounced the Pirates 73V2 to 58 in a practice session. The Dons still managed to finish the season in a tie for second place. Three new marks were set this year. Chuck Swinden shattered the school 220 record with a 21 flat clocking. His 9.7 time in the 100-yard dash was the best in the Southland but not a school record. Weightman Duane Gustafson surpassed the standing discus mark by heaving the disk 152 ft. 4 9!lO in., and in a brilliant effort, the mile-relay team succeeded in rewriting the record book. In brief, the Dons excelled in the sprint and distance races but lacked JOHN M. WARD Coach 'a 4- lfggfljf' lf. L .. ,---. . 33 .,-.. c .11 FIDE-aff .F ,, . wiv.,-.-,-, -..::m:, ' 2-ef .. ..- . 4 -Y-. .ez . e,.,a- , . M HQ... -A iw .. .. 5m - s A W . l depth in the field events. 880 220 Jack Wilcox Chuck Swinden TRACK EVENTS Chuck Swinden Bert Kohnhorst Larry Kirchman Don Horner J k W'l ac 1 cox Jack ' Wilcox Don Davis Ed Denbow Terry Dakin Don Tibbets Dick Woolfe Jim Sebio 440 Larry Kirchmann FIElD EVENTS Duane Gustafson John Duchart Don Stroud Bud lgou Phil Bennett Ed Winter Bob Griffith Richard Truiillo Jack Elder Forrest Dunnivan Mile Ed Denbow Con f SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC SAC erence Scores 32, OCC 92 70, Riverside 61 66, Chaffey 65 89, FJC 42 89, FJC 42 B7, SBVC 40 forfeit Mt. SAC T00 Bert Kohnhorst Hurdles Don Tibbets Al 4 D '.-, ,f 5 2:--Q 5 .inf .. A 2' Fd wlnlel' Phil Bennett Buddy Igou High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault L x Don Stroud John Ducharl Javelin Shot puf A. .x 'Um tha:- 3 f' , UGHI Bert Kohnhorsf and Chuck Swinden finish one two in lhe l00 Duane Gustafson J Discus I WI Do D ' Ed Denbow, John Duchart, Forrest Dunnivan, Fronl row, left to right: Bruce Horner, hcl: icox, n avis, Jack Elder, Terry Dalcin, Don Tibbets. Back row, Ieff to right: Coach John Ward, Chuck Swinden, Ed' Winter, Buddy Igou, Bert Kohnhorst, Larry Kirchmann, Duane Gustafson, Bob Griffith, Dick Truiillo. VU' If .1 . .Tm I '. -. ,:- .g -.F . . x.-1 -1 --- -,' -, -4 . ,. .'.'3?'a--1.- T' 1 ' - , 1 V, ll 1--, , ., T-- -,. - ,KH . , , -.9 .1, ,,'- nv.. -, :Lrg A .,, ' L..-.4 - --. .11 z ' Af' 'ir .. X x .-. ,,,.-.n--41, .-,- .,-.-o. ..- ' . ' v r ., W . . L- .'-f,,..,,,,,,,,.,-...,.--- f-r7 '1 my ..- 1 4 , X13 vu, .-, L-'f' ' fag-,.--, 4. ,.. .4- ' ,,,,,:, 1 'F , A ,, nf'- Lx I Q '15 We a. Q , . M 1. . ...V , gm 41.,.,, ,.-.Q Y , M- it . Q . P ii .1 . ,. M-, g, , I in - - Nr., IV. V 1 13,95 ' i I I L - .1 r 'A X9 l ' .', HI V ... , I 1 if ' ' if:-X-3 .. w, I 'wh E A I 1 'W .. a I AYQS4. . :J I I M., ,,, , . -jeff A fi ' 1 ,QN 5 w Q , vfuf ' Lf' 'g - 'P' - I J , . ' , V ii 5 K f? . , ., . t Fig' .1 , ',e 9'-, ..l f ' 1' Q-V 5' 3 - f , , -,, I U 1, wk: W, f .3 .,,5,g,,.k D 424521 i .vu - jx ' ' .fig-t Y ' A 3 -'f' f I, .gg ' 5 -g, 1 ' ' , ,QW 'Peg' . E- 'V VI 1 - 1-1: 1 -'-A-- fav 1 - iq - ff ' 53:3 gm W .3131 WI' - 1' 1,1-1 M1 W , jj -H , Q - Q '- 'ff-, Q ' '- ,113 A '- ', Ai' ,- .QT 1 ' 'fag' , 'Y .-':.?i-ff 'J' ' 1 5- -.ETX '. ' ' ,J-F.-A. . fikiafa ' iff. h ,I ity:- f'.':? f. ' AH . I Y 4 ' 11:1 A ' .,':i w, TENNIS Maurice Gerard Coach With the loss of most of his letterrnen last year, Coach Maurice Gerard pieced Together a team which wound up in league play with mild suc- cess, having a 3-3 record. Outstanding in com- petition was John Schultz, who is ranked 25th in National Junior Singles competition. John also was a member of SACS red hot doubles com- bination, along with Felix Martinez. l -We ---...- .,,. M.- ,.g-.,-,e, cc Fl T Q ji M . ccci, H A .A I 2 . J . 4 v f ' ,,,V 5+ ,f we 'vg a It Wi' .S U . in , ,J ff :wig A . it fain lei ff wifgnfim f -- , -' il gy f- e llliim fav: :umm ,l -., i i p nl g -Lf 1:-J-fi. 1'1 nf ' Felix Martinez and John Schultz Two top men on the college net team. Front row, left to right: Dalton Killion, Bob Merker, Harold Teague, Felix Martinez. Back row, left to right: Pat Lewis, Chuck Kates, Bob LaPorte, Marty Kmiec. 3 -1. iff? ,asia BASEBALL Having six returning lettermen and new prospects up from neighboring high schools, the college nine seem- ed a safe bet to retain its championship for another year. Looking good in practice competition the team went into a slight slump in league play. The lack of good hitting in the clutches lost for them several close games. A contender to the very end, it ended the season with a 8-4 won and lost record. UTM: 1 C ' , BO A E Joe Karel' aptam B B K R Coach Gary Ford, Joe Voso, Harvey Bryan, Chuck Burke, Catcher Pitcher First Base Second Base Fx THE TEAM .QQ e 9 x rw, e , l l. ' T I l l.s:'fU but v Front row, left to right: Jack Dales, Humberto Valdivia, Marshall Van de Linde, Harvey Bryan, Bill Phillips, Rod Cookus, Second row, left to right: Bob Switzer, Captain Bob Baker, Ernie Luzania, Bruce Johnson, Bob Davis, Carmelo Renne, Third row, left to right: Tommy Laspada, Joe Voso, Gary Ford, Chuck Burke, Coach Joe Koral. Bob Baker, SX r Marshall Van cle Linde, luis Valdivia, Third Base Short Stop Left Field .V-Q Q .- Bob Switzer, Center Field Tommy lespada, Right Field Bill Phillips and Rod Cookus, Carmelo Renne, Base Coaches Pitcher VOLLEYBALL ISABELLE RELLSTAB Front row lsittingj: Nancy Stevens, Eileen Kathman, Diane Cave, Esther Valles. Standing, left to right: Joanne Gruver, Donna Wacker, Esther Flores, Arlevia Douglas, Miss Isabel Rellstab. N i T1 Front row: Esther Valles, Donna Wacker, Nancy Stevens, Marv Lewis: back row: Judy Cole, Nancy Hamaker, Louise Wilson, Janet Tidball. 86 Valles Vdrnice Wetherell ln Volleyball Outstancli U9 Eileen Kathman LOUISE WILSON Goes in for the kill during womeYn's volleyball tilt. 'Hs ,, Wu . lvl ':- . it H lTw l lx'--.. , 'wx , ,SNR itbg . .'-v-4 'mx' xx.,- ei: fz , '-.I 'Y-ax 5 wa' fffirv W, 1-wiv. xg? Modern Dance l.ocksley's band? No, iust an archery class under the direction of Left to right, sitting: Mary Erdkamp, Doris Oberland, Eleanor Pettis, louise Wilson, Judy Cole. ga Esther Valles, Eileen Kathman, Janice Masters, Arlevia Douglas, Katie Williams, Miss Rellstab. , .I -' .1 1? 1 x ' 3' x g . Q Uv' 1 I .. left to right: Eileen Kathman, Esther Valles, Joanne Grover, Nancy Stevens. Standing: Virginia Webster, Esther Flores, Diane Cave, Annette Pickens, Miss Rellstab. Joyce Doss, Carol Baker, in front and Mary Lewis, Eleanor Penis, and Mary Lou Eckford behind show how it is done. Miss Relstab. 87 1 r l ACTIXIXTII-TS - l952. l953 r u i . l ,iv Vet's Club Color Guard at football game. WAA girls decorate for football banquet. - 4 . 5 . . .K-9 -464 f ft 5-132 Q - .f - H ,- 'wtt et,-2 at ,-,ff 11.1 , i hi?5i'?xii1?E 'll 7951.4 ,E ,- f -5 ' ,...: .T -l I 751' ,iii sf . ---- ,- il 1' '-- 'T'r n Q3 Firechief presents the key to the city to the coach of the White Burros football team Xi C , Cheer leaders shown returning FuIlerton's plaque Homecoming queen and princesses. from Mexico Poly. :Huh . The big blaze at the Sagebrush Shuffle. F Exhibition of cheek dancing af Sagebrush Same dancej same cheeks. Chrisfmas Formal Dance. i v Faculty cuts rug at Christmas Formal. Decorating for Gypsy Doodle Dance. llSf432z.,2.0f.fE,feefif1 'A ,-A,.,,,..gg -,,, 4m , ' X gTr',,q l mmm! . 5 N warn H ,Q, -1. LENNY - Q 14, ---. 1 Q 4- . vi! ly I u h Q j ',. be .gang s 4' Q. ef:-l:i.i.m - eee axe' 1 xl xl 'y 7 --'71, T' X ' A as rw- y 'X f X ,K Q LZ'I.1'igT: l 1 l P 'q 0, ii! ' :lg Ernie Crain putting oui The lights at 'fhe Gypsy Doodle. 90 Penny Pitch Booth at Gypsy Doodle. Tremendous Gypsy Doodle Dance. Late breakfast in Snack Bar. Spot of tea at day nursery. 'Cil-Iilvlz gm it V' If I 26 '25 at - ,V . , Y If W I, ..m A ?b!A 1 Card time in snack bar. Orange County Author's Day, sponsored by Tavern Tattlers ' 4 1 t 0 veg, J! I C ,f.f V7 - AX Q 1 . yf?f 5- ., T 'X iv X ' A, f f 4' ' '- o X V 1' 1 , I 4' J K , 'I T ' f - .Q ... 5 T A 1 ' Yo! Ho! Ho! and a bucket of blood. 3? , A 1 'S Lving down on the job. ' I CH EST X CALIFORNIA Tuna-- I . ENTER 1 -? Chest X-ray unif visits S.A.C. Two minutes may save twenty years. we , ja .fb ' aww? L 155935 ' H- . I .QQR I Q 909 P Z , puHH' Im I1U0 -Q K Nw if --'X 1 The mighty IT arrives on campus. 3 l I 1 Y 4 K5 5... I 'K Whis1ler's mother in skit of IT. ' Los Caballero's warm up on Hell Day. Clean sweep by Bachelor's pledges on Hell Day. l r l Activity at Public Schools Week. , , , . M 'X131 ii? nald Beltz with one of friend arol Baker over her head in wo rk. 94 on election day. Literature comes easy on records. W 7.7. .. - t . 4+ l .4 ' v - v . ,L, Directly from the House of Wax. ' 1, ' ' Vim 1. W5 ASSEMBLY E QPARQD awe an 0 Rl 1'A DANCE 4 -li l . .l ... , . -1- A ah, Newman Club decorates Don and Doria Float. . , 4 1 a l xx Q M J ,,.Q,eYS1,l I ei! : . .!QtD:f,5 VJ V7fr,,,, ,Q t ,aal Q., - at Stage crew at work backstage of Rio Rita. Ladies in waiting. Sefmor McNaughfon and - Sefiorita Humisfon. , 0 V K . 1 J 0 0 0 DON AND BOB ELSNER AND NANCY l comes the parade. .Ne kalulle anna kaluale ana appa appa valu surbm maghbun Q' --X Xb 'X f' Q., is 4 P . 37 8 REQ' if: Af, K 'J mmf 'x F UQ, s 'M.v'Q Y 54. f Q'3 fx: K 5 W ' sms N., gf' ad-gi 5 4 . rr il .x - 4 'x 4. . w - 1 .QT .1 N , , fffa , x 'J ., ,V .' s '. 4 X. - :JL . A My gtg! 1 , Q y-'QW 1 a x .IT 6 ZA- NP5 f If 111 ,f.. ,V al .z: - N . . WY, 5, ,- 694 - ' 1 WXKLHQ' l :Eg A X '- , lrqyxm fx h K E X SN ' ' 1- ' 1 1 - F 55. wel? .yt 1',vb-ew -... 42 - 1 N., - ' f '. x .V um lx VS. 'iii ' I C ,Fr I If -Q lug ,C F! ,f f .. 51, , - l a 1 , E x 5 A ' , I5 'T if 1 vw ,- 'Si' ,P 72: ,T f ' 1- , Q N Q, '- ffUuA6l.X M Gm :J jf yllrrmzji '- V ..2 ' ' g.2,.wi.: ii L Y all 7 ,M H A. ,.. A, mr ,f ' y f-fl gv I u- rx 'fn ' JAM v H' J, gf , M :Q-fam., 74521 'A l fljis '1 I EACH T0 HIS OWN SPORT . M.,-. A ' X , 4 - - ' , , J LD, , F 'J ,vi ' , , , ' . - 1 tml: ' ' , ' ' If -JL ng? 'A -. if M 32' 2f'i7 ' ' 51252: ' ' : ,aw if ' 1,-'l 4'-f',:,g ff ' - - i 'lfz I-'ir-'fi' -pi - , - ,, ,, i 1 - . -4 A 1 f- '..-'. . Tw ,. 'ff M'-'ij J- '-'.1f , . 'i' X' ,42 falfi 4. 5ggf,Lz.Q may W , ici -1 '---A Nervous type, likes To run. 6-64 . few' A A' . fir-f-.1 ' ,XJ-'jiipf .'.51iL'v1j ' 'K' - - ,vm A ,v.x'f.l'.1 EEO.L.A.Y.D.E.E.HOOOO! Down the slope. Yu -V Uphill ski ahead! Bend at ze knees. Muscle brains aT work. Squinty and pudgy playing a man's game. Marine volley ball, I2 on a side. Dinner is served. But Bob, Mother said 12:00. ' I I fawt I raw a puhy Taf. The Thinker. . Ping pong anyone? Now don'1 go away mad. Family group. Gee, should I 'rake another one Er, ah, as unaccustomed to public speaking as I a Elnisf-'L WANTED: F.B.I. BULLETIN, MAY 25, FOR UNLAWFUL EVASION OF GRADUATION PICTURE SCHEDULE. F, 2 , ' l C Q71 l ' fl I t 1 I Q lf' 1 5- tfl Q. ' ' - .3 wg- , die , ' X T A A t 1 , Iv. k Ai -1- , I A ' , A' -' -4 . V 5,5 I .1 . , i 1 , . . t bv, A N . 913 ff I, , , rf lm, s-L' ' . I ' ., I - - f lg 9 ' . -I ,I , - f l an A A' w'uf ' 'Dil , MU99' Offawav I UH Wllbom 'LQ :If Lowe The Lip Meyer ,Y , T19 ' Sin Fingers Genovese BSI-'JYfaC9 Anderson , A I l I 1 X, Q 2 . V A--In T- ' ' ,II It ,I 1 I 1 ' ,- ' ' I I ..,. I I ,QM -qw, . t , , M . 1.8 I V. H . ' ww 1 'P' 1 e. , ' , 'I Y. I ful A -I I. 4 1 , f 1 , - :iq A L . The Hungry Hungarian I - fi ,ll 1 Bmch Meserve 'K NI' I 4, 1 V I I ' 'QQ' I T' I I ., ,V Bugsy Baker ! X ' Pewee Palmer - - f Torpedo Higgins f FUNNY OF THE WEEK IT was rather good, wasn'T if? '55 Well, can't we really get to know you better. Hello, Joe, put a fin on Honey Bucket in the third to win. r w 1 DIRECTOR OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Daniel C. McNaughton BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTBATICN Lynn Crawford, Superintendent of City Schools, on the left is shown pointing out to Dr. McNaugl1ton, and Dr. Lawson the site for the proposed auditorium. SPT --Q '-gl .1-g r--an --:Q-v .L--:nan -.-, -meh., Left to right, George King, Wilbur Barr, John C. Bellows, President Frank L. Bowman, and C. B. Knickerbocker. Robert Larsen was also a member of the Board. 102 .. DEAN OF MEN John E. Johnson HEAD COUNSELOR Royal C. Marten V . FACULTY DEAN OF WOMEN Agness Todd Miller REGISTRAR Genevieve Hnmisfnn w Otis C. Knighfon N Ernest Cram HEAD OF EVENING DIVISION Stuart E Carrier PAUL E. ANDRES I Agriculture ' GEORGE E. ANDRUS Psychology, Philosophy LOTA E. BLYTHE English . Rum BRADLEY 104 Library Science, Librarian ZOOLOGY LIBRARY POLITICAL SCIENCE J. RUSSELL BRUFF Botany A. J. BILL COOK Physical Education ETTA M. COTTRELL Chemistry ERNEST CRAIN Political Science DOROTHY D. DECKER i EDWIN T, FORCE Business Education History CHEMISTRY ' lr. I HARRY E. DES GRANGES CHARLES L FQRD MECIWBNICS Drama, Speech GAS ENGINES NORMAN R. DILLEY MAURICE H. GERARD Physics Tennis, First Aid ENGLISH FIEANCES M. EGGE THOMAS H. GLENN Ari English IO5 NEEVIL W. HELM Business Education HARRY P. JACKSON Business Education JOHN E. JOHNSON Orientation ORVILLE M. KNUTSEN Economics MACHINE SHOP ,P '47 r 'fs l K ANATOMY ART ln.i..4i.. ii iliii. i F I DOUGLAS LAMONT Music if l GLEN M. LARSEN Machine Shop HENRI J. LIRETTE Physiology, Bacteriology We ROYAL C. MARTEN Sociology, Orientation i I I I. , i i I X - ' iv ' i AGNESS TODD MILLER MARIE POUND English Q Heaithful Living I iil , , 1 ii 1 I I . GEOLOGY HAROLD A. MOOMAW ISABELLE RELLSTAB Physical Educahon HEALTH Engineering I x I -- f i 8 ZENA P. MCMURRAY O. CARL SCHULTZ Child Development French, German fl ,: 14 if Q ' A Y i-. .. 6 ,- - ., Iii' . ' CHILD CENTER-NURSERY TRAINING I I G i ARLIN E. PIRTLE HORACE A. SCOTT Auto, Body, Fender I Geology I07 .-fa Al-ICE SMITH THOMAS C. VAN OSDALL Business Education Chemistry TRANSCRIPTION -, i GAIL S, SMITH CARL E. VENSTROM English Journalism, English BODY AND FENDER MARY swAss JOHN M- WARD Spanish Physical Education I WH. IF Q: E ' 'Is A-.rf .X ,- L, U, t in . , W I. . i px ' GEORGE w. swemsv sonoon R. WHEATLEY WA'-TFRhC- WARDEN Auto Trades Music Ma' emahcs 108 BUSINESS CUSTODIANS Alice Matzen and Nadine Wilson of the evening division i1 ,.x..8.li :..Jl.S is 4 .,q. l Left to right: LeRoy Rice, Clayton D. Bush, Russell L. Mahan, Clyde E. Siler, Lem W. Miles S SECRETARIAL STAFF .Y 4 'E Glenn Wdlls, who kept books and student accounts straight, discusses a budget item with Student prexy Elsner. .eft to right: Standing-Charlotte Harder, Muriel Bergthold, Julie Etcheberria, Hazel Gish, Helen Wilde. Seated: Lucile Gully, Bettie Carter, Betty McConnell, and Ruth Bohrman. lO9 fvr.. . . fe- 3 i i i SNACK BAR rl. . Ah, where would we be without the snack bar? Yes, iust where would we go to cram for tests, grumble about the teachers, play pinochle, or get a few vitamins ga, before going to class? One good guess is that wherever we would go, we wouldn't be able to find a better buddy than Dorothy Conforth. lt's really amazing how she keeps from getting bitter at everyone, with all the people that go in there. One can always expect a friendly smile when he goes in for a cup of coffee and a doughnut, or if they have more time, a game of cards. Dorothy has been here now for a year and a half, and we all hope that she stays many more. Among the ern- ployees of outstanding service Dorothy has had, there are these: iarring .lack Moynihan, Hoibie Schoenowitz, jungle Jim Prather, Jack Wilcox. THIS IS DOROTHY, the failing student's best friend. Pictured here is Dorothy and her crew. Being served is Augie the Wader Huesca. CAFETERIA l l THE FOOD POlSONERSl Better known as the cafeteria staff. Left to right is Joe Duke Voso, Doris Yergler, Minnie Spangler, Mary Hawkins. All kidding aside, the Cafeteria staff has done a wonderful iob of preparing a good looking, delicious meal, con- sistently, every clay of school. Few people realize the trouble they go through to plan a well balanced variety of foods from the standpoint of cost and also taste. They take a lot of guff from all of us about the food, but really you won't find any higher quality or better tasting food at any other school cafeteria in the country. Just consider that they must please the tastes of 300 or more people each day, and you'll all agree that they do a pretty good iob. By the way, the girl at the right in the picture didn't lose her finger. llO 1 MCNAUGI-ITON E TA ANA JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT DANIEL C. DIRECTOR OF THE COLLEG SAN 04110. college Santa TEKNTH STREET :uso wus-r saves KIMBERLY 2-'Izzo SANTA ANA. CALIFORNIA June U, 1953 de This Annual LYNN H. CRAWFORD SUPERINTENDENT OF scx-1ooLs Pos sible: 'Do Those Who Have Me. Producing our College yearbook has been a. co- operetive effort in which many students and friends 'S ticipsted. The Staff is most appreciative ' t this help we could not have per that wlthou 1953 and recognizes have completed our Almanac for . Particular recognition is given to our printers, Llthogrephlc Arts, who henre worked with us patiently ctively, and have given us their best ln nl: Tesch, and George and conatru workxnellship. Thanks to Fra, typesetters. 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