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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1956 volume:

-r-. ug-nun--qmra X 51 ZF ?i .. 5. 51 li 5: 'Y L. If-Z IV, ' . Q . 46 . 'i' N W l 1 lg' ! '. 3, ., Y sy LQ, V r. :-... ' L 4 W 2 v ' wp- V Sf ga. f 4 Nl. t:.9 1' 1- 1' ,L A15 I 11 wr ,Ju J? A . H1 41 N4- 1 . , if T 4 .,k , .,., Sf-XC GRQWS .. .. .. i i i r .T i l 5: Published by the Associated Students Santa Ana College Santa Ana, California Volume 36 I Symbolic of the physical growth of Santa Ana College is this forest of steel beams, the framework of Hammond Hall of Physical Science. ln the back- ground is massive Cook Gymnasium and across campus is rising Phillips Hall, our Little Theatre. Three more buildings have been approved, a new library, Fine Arts building and vocational shops building. Closing out 41 years of community service, the college is attaining perman- ent status on its third campus. The new facilities will enable students and staff to do even finer work. TABLE Qt QQNTIENTS Dedication ............. Faculty Honors ...... 4-11 Sophomores .............. ...... 1 2-27 Freshmen ..................... ...... 2 8-39 Student Government ....... ...... 4 0-43 Organizations .,............ ..... 4 4-64 Publications .............. ...... 6 5-72 Drama ............. Music ........... Sports .......... Activities ............ Administration ....... Faculty and Staff ...... ........ Index .,................ Patrons ...,. 73-77 78-79 80-113 114-129 130-136 137-153 159 155-158 -, . 1-5 '-, -, 2' Ar, A T Tk-iw M ix 'gif ' 1 r-1 fJ'l f 'tl fs 1 1 . -1- - V E 'f Qcnrncls ' K t llWQ MEN Qlr S ll ll 'K' li.. .- 7-I X :R - 'ia X Wi'-1 3 .gf L , . fv mf Of' I J l . J. ji 4 Awag. . .ut ! . -f?Ti ip! 'bi' . l- 1 -Q-. Seldom has any college had the long- time and valuable service that J. Russell Bruff and Horace A. Scott have rendered to Santa Ana College. Both are retiring this year, with Mr. Bruff spanning the colIege's growth from 1919 and Mr. Scott since 1927. JI Russell Bruff is known to thousands of Dons for his exacting work in botany, zoology and the biological sciences. He has advised many Executive Boards and is a longtime Science chairman. His colleague in the geology depart- ment is an authority on Pacific Slope geology. Our only regret is that he will not occupy the new geology lab and museum in the Hammond Hall of Physi- cal Science. We gratefully dedicate the i956 Del Ano to the teaching careers and student inspiration contributed by these dedi- cated scientist-educators. mvu v' . If 6- -cfwfi 3aF.Q..1 ' ,WIN .Q .- .- .sa I . 1 4'-1' if l ills-'l ' . 5 'AG-'if A I 535' .,, ny. f ,f nb. .MV-A mic.. 7. - -4-f 1? .r.1 ., v -. , I.,,j :.mt.'Mw' f. 54 .-, 4 A- avi f i' 4 N .........-1 -. -.v . -1 'A rf-fun, ,s .O in L -A .QUE '-f-' . l..--.1 -4 ',-i M' ,, ' 3: . . -.j'.,g,s?,::'n 'H E!-I-E1 D F V ..,..n. by li- 39 Qfv--3'9 - .4 ,gi fi A-sf ' '- V. 'fi' 'V ,ff ,1 sit: , ' vm ' ,Q' 5--' Lv --- 7. ,,-cw, ef- 4,g5:1.g ,. . , af, v . c.. 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She plans extensive travel. gf, '.,q.f'1a1' adn, N , Y IH . M w :Q 4 an -as I w ESK1'-Tay .- ,ing- ...tw --5 XX 1 f , W 6 1' .-QV I5 . FJ., til 4 ja in 5 9 J, l . 1 s Harry P Jackson has been on leave the past year from the buslness eclucatnon department to hns travel bureau busnness Gemal but thorough he served Don accounting classes smce 1930 and is retiring to devote full time l I D ,m f ., '- t ,X 1 5 --un--- ..., tt. 0 31 M' lltfife -'fifle C H . . ' , l V Q 1 '77' , 5,1 5 f HE 55. 1 u4. P' 3-Q H J SCDPIHICDMCDIIQQIES Robbie Munroe FALL SPRING Bill Doliel' President Bob Munroe Ginger l'lCiI'I'lS0l'l Vice President Carol Conner SGlliSbUI'y Secretary Marlene Meacham Bill Dozier , - ix i em i e in ii i ii Hllikl ll ll 1 lil il l i N l li Al i N ' ii - ,fi ii V 7 .fe-.nf'4: I2 idx Gilbert Alcala Language ,I Frederick Baker Business Education . ...,.-, . I 1 T 1 . 1 T , J! Ii if .1 l' ' - , Jig . ' T I I fm hi l l I N 1 - M x . I, , x---f Ii Earl Alexander Auto Trades I I l. ef I.. . Q . X Y H use, 5- . . I ' I ' fi H . 'xy' ' J I IJ. 5 aI-1'5 . fri , J L' 45- .if ff. E E .,.I.u, . i Q ' w A'f V:i .iii ' ' .i - 'fT'f i.1i . -r I It E. ' 7 7 A -51 1 1. I '32 ,Ii.' Q1 T -.r , , ll: ' f Thomas Baldwin Physical Education i I l i l 2 E I 5 ' L. I: 'X be ff: ' ug., e 2 glew buildings create new views on campus. Here is Hammond Hall of Physical cience. -i Z . , L. 1 ' 'z--11. ' 'ff 1 x ' -1- . e' ' 1 'A - , ,. 5- I .I nu pf' . W Kenneth Anderson Pre-Teaching . ' ,I .- -.- - .V K. I I gy 'V I 21 ew I' le Ii ' 1,45 31,5 'jx E I. . 5 c I .i,,. is 'Y - 2' V . 1 ,h I Y 1 Laurence Bath liberal Ark 325 I , L . Donald Beaudry Pre-Law T :sins Don Brettner Chemical Engineering II IQ., -Y --,Y 1- v - 2 ici- ' .1 Q97 Q. -av'-f--i Q' l, -I ' i il 1 i I : '73-jg-I.. Q ,. I v- . . I. -x3...iI -, r 1. . ,i - I-,H ., . . ...TI V I 43 I, I I, 1 vw- , I I rll QQ ll l ' twill i ,Of xi xt l Tk if N i l I e 1. 4 I ,- w , . -' . . L ' T ,af If I ti .,.f ' Paul Bader Architectural Engineering Ted Beasley, Jr. Pre-Teaching L 1.1 1 V In 4 - I IQ . ' I. AE ' T' I if ' F , , i I i . l I Q . . I f. I - L - i if l S ll, -AQ yi. ,lj lu i I 1 I M? .Qs ag ' Ii I . 1 . -. , I I ex ' e ,Ia - i Iii 4, ..,I,I ' I I 'i ' 1 ' I III ,Ie is . Russell Behrens Pre-Law E 4 ,i 27 . 'K 3 ' M 1 I. Fisvll L sm- , ip? . QT i. J - 1 1 . I .I . ,gi If . f 4 ,KI Taft Brixey Social Science 13 Jack Brotherton Industrial Arts .Q Ser, 1-W ' V4 Q. 19 . A 4 l , Q12 . f l Herman Bushong, Jr. a7 L'L.L .,, rf ' : , . .f-f' -. David Cameron Engineering .rx GK Hilda Chellis Biological Science f N: '- ' Teak. ' l ? 5 75: I Yi ' Q A C ffl ll ' N 47 eg nl U-7 L., David Brown Social Science , Mick Callan 'N of P' KU, i 'S' L Q ,K V' .- Q it, A l I M Earl Carraway Social Science ,sz 1, fav: I Qi ll F k . 1 I . li N ai, ,I I fs ' ,. ,V j'r 7.1, A ' ' 1 1 1,24 1- ,I gc 5 I we , N ec 'A -1. 1 l f .X ,W :J I 'U we lf' Zz, , Jon Christensen Business Education ' 4 -. A 'V' l fx V ' A ji-.3-' is !l !!l i Duane Bullard Elsie Burke Business Administration Pre-Teaching 'N ClNFllSl sl' A AWS food collections for Christmas needy families are packed by Nancy Jerome, Marlene Meacham and Barbara Kramp. l . 1 3 i '- is K 1 lt - 6- Y i' inf 4' it .1 1 gg.. ', f 9 fy, X W - f A ci' .. s Q' , Q l- -tqk I Y - is . 5 , A .- ' - N l l - 1 V B .1 - - rx, t 'K I 1- M f gf E , ' ' ' ,-li' ,L A Richard Church Jack Conklin Adye,-rising liberal Arts Dons always 75 5153:- i l Carol Conner Pre-Teaching I I that Monday morning would bring unfurling of the Victory Flags, signalizing a football victory. ll' at , . , l Virgil DeCroix Economics I Ronald Contreras Engineering W James Deitschman Business Administration fl r I l . .f Vim.. ff ff ny. K Nancy Cooke Pre-Teaching if-rx Jean Cottrell English Beniamin Dady Bookkeeping 8- Accounting Pio DeLa Riva ik ma as ,. fl is William Cornett Physical Education X ' 353' i ' V- F .,.4 Bruce Couchman Architectural Engineering fi Q K y yrfgh Edna Day English Q Donna Denio Fine Arts .J ft-'limi gill , it li 'R 5 , x XX Il ll ill? if 'J ' ge fan ' ,5 i . 2 1 l, I Q , izvf ,-,W Paul Deschler Musif s Q ,gf i 4,, ' fl I 4 ,if V ,E 'Y ' . 2 .. v ig QL is . if 1.' Q ' i , ' Fi ' i ,.d1. . 1 William Dozier Mechanical Engineering Florence Dunbar Business Educaiion --se flrx - A 3' 2 i Q59- Frank DiPiazza David Dixon Engineering Business Educaiion 1--X, 'Q Close harmony by noonhour iam session by Bob Flores, Gordon Baker, Frank Grizzelle, and John Hombs, with Ron Kalnmeyer at piano. 2 fe Q 4'- l l r- -f ,4Bx Y Q, . 5'-0 Porter Downey, Jr. Social Science i gi, , 'f'A2:, 'i'i' ' A . 3 I Q 'iff-L ' ' ...nf F Lg Q.. . John Duchart Engineering Lawrence Ebihara Business Education tives.. Ak ' Qi 1' N'-.. Lorraine Elam Julie Estevanez Lawrence Fallon Lloyd FOSTSF Journalism Pre-Teaching Business Adminisiration Physical Educaiion H' .. l 1 1 v Dale Fowler Social Science l l if . llg l 'Nl t Roger Garrett Social Science A L! l T ,Ll I it ew X, l Charles -Gorver Liberal Arts pu. Lucia Generoso Biological Science .nxnm l l YT. V ,, John Fuentes Pre-Teaching Allan Fudge General Science Gay umbrellas add festive note to Student Union patio during Hello Dance opening of year. e-1574 A IRIX fbw fi yt ga ' - tt- ' J A HG' E- GSOVQS David Gillette Liberal Arts Engineering .43 ' i i Marthellen Galloway Liberal Arts A John Garthe Liberal Arts 31.33- , r -Tuv- l , . . 0' Donald Gedney Agriculture 1 Juan Gonzales, Jr. Engineering l Margaret Graham Business Education Hifg W A ...V .if . 1 .f,, -.Ji A . lffvvt ' H i n I .L E ., nffti. Nt 1 , Le - i- -' W ' ' '1 l ' - ' -' ' 1 151. 7 - f i' ri' V. - l a be lf- c : . ,. 1 ' f :Ve 5 ' N' ' . . vc if -P ,T 2 . ,' A J' 5 i' 'L-. . '17 5 ' 4 '15 i ' ' K Robert Hallahan Business Administration H . Q X! Gi f ' 1 W ii -l x-L ax: a x! 131, fr. i -1112 -it 2 f l t A A 1 5.5 A Q wx- 1-, ,JV EA. - U ' ' if' ,A H 1 Fl . Wt Patricia High 18 Pre-Teaching 1 Frank Grizzelle Social Science Michael Halloran Fine Arts .fir-.g ., gg? ' M x Isabel Hernandez Liberal Arts - . .r v- -if 1 .k 1 W 4 H A ' uw -, ui' , , V V' 1? ' if . ,I if ,,. r ' . -fi! W Maurice Hoffman Business Administration V in E .1 Y f ,- N.. f Lance Hall Business Administration Jack Hagan Business' Education ee, . in-Q i ' ' rovggi- i T Q, -- s wists: . M Dec. 114452 Ti.. A ., Observing Bill of Rights week are, from left, Ron Kammeyer, Sandra Ricker Mona Knudtson, Marilyn Newton and Betty Petras. i,.. EET' ' 'W a 7l1 gr.: ' V K -. A , 17- ' I' r '. lj .,....e 1 f - ' f . V 3 if , V- fzr. 'HW 5 '?f1.ff2?' , .ff I ' 'iflii Ut iii. xx . .lJ..,5. :r:mJ.:!?.: ' g' . - V maeavff tl -. 'I 1 A Ray Howell General Education John Hombs Business Education 1 t A nr: i ll Q ,- .hz : 5 3 ' 1 df A-0 H: lf re - i , w . . 7 l 1 ' 1 .Y-A I JGITIBS l'lUl1klI1S Thgmgg Jacoby AdVe'fi5i 9 U Business Administraiiov 1 rl bi - i .ii-4.-.thee , -. 1 ,, ..-. ,, ,, 1- - '-ual' v Nancy Jerome Business Education 5 rc.: xl' l 1 William Johnson Engineering . l l 2 l A W, Donald Jordan Physical Education .git ,-VN e F .Qx ' A? L. if! ' ' Is, .,. r . si Russell Jordan Pre-Dental 5 , l'. A f- ...L Salahuddin Kadri Instructor Ernest Crain, left, and political science student Sam Peden are J h among SAC dele ation at mock clit' l t' USC O n Joyce 9 p :ca conven ions at . Advenising 8' selling Architectural Engineering i ' i' I sim - i .. -. l' X- 'N V l f 'N Y xifjrilui,-'., Y V' I X ll' N . N 2 '- ' if , J .le- .X i A 'I' ! 1 l it M - . - V , F Lf is W E' F X- fr ' 'Q 15 ,Q H2 ' QP . lf- A , -' A ' ' l :Y I - 3 .f x, -Nfl W U 1 , , J V . 3 Q , . f 'R PM F p V . Jr :J Deanna Kauffman Pre-Teaching David Keller, Jr. Business Education Harold Leach Business Education Phyllis Leeper Pre-Teaching I9 'i I 5 gi Charles Lewis Liberal Arts Lynn Livenspire Liberal Arts .gan- gum. .H I vi... ., ' 5 Li .. Barbara Lounsbury Pre-Teaching John Marvel 20 JF' ln' ki' l i ,L A, - like 'VL L . ' gage' 'E John Lineback Auto Trades 14 S Homecoming plans engage attention ot club presidents in Lounge, from left, Sharon Ward, Marlene Meacham, Roselaine Chapman, Deborah Smith and Pre-Law Lynn Livenspire. Royal Lord li if- fl-5 1 '5'- , 1 ll' ... V- . 7 His, 'C , ' 'Q T7 it W ' f --' I ' 'Q -1 , 5 ' , 'J ' i F J g - 1' V , ' - , . ' -FE i U , :li 1 1 1:2 - ' A- ' -.L Y ' f. ' V' ' - H' 1. , l, Walter Markel, Jr. Business Administration Daniel Maher Lowell Lusk Engineering Engineeflng -- 5- R - fri' , . . f U' Af?- - ,Y K Y P I , - k Y tvs' -ffl -14' i rx. ef ' 1 ' - 1 ' L ea, l y i can .- I i X Lee Mathews Cecil May Marumoto , , . Thomas Business Education Social Science Pre-Dental J IIS!! Ill IN rnumkniswt MVIIKIKII , maui la if Y lie wi-, -- Il' i,i- T- V, ,. A N :1- W, iwzi' :slr lfi llfi J l be lil i t 3. ,Wx f, :,,3, iyl 1' li 1 'T in 'Ss vw' ' gl J El' Don Editor Carl Sawyer admires Santa Ana Engraving Co. exhibits at urnalism Workshops. ,rrr E -l , ' 1 Marlene Meacham Business Education i. .ff X ,l - ,Q s is-. L fir Richard Morris Business Administration ,. J i, ' R J . ' J- 'hu ,Lf W it ' -A., A Thomas Mock Pre-Forestry if I ' ' x 0 -A Y .K , 2' ails +L , ' Qsr... 5 li 4 William Morrison Science 71 Dorothy McCaren Liberal Arts . lm. ,li . , i .1 l A l l '1 l J -Ll Bryce McKeown Business Education ii gyn- i ' I -5- -in Richard Molgoza ,L , , . ' k J- fix I A e--i Robert Munro Pre-Dental -win . 3 John McGhee, Jr. Foreign language 51.1 John McNabb Business Education use R nfl, Graham Morgan General Engineering his ' . . , IBF- U, V N J Y 1 -.1 , Gordon Niedringhaus Liberal Arts 21 - T: lrrv W Nun is , Li' 1 ,E 5 'ff ' -t.--K, -,f gw t .5 Ss HZ'- 'M i L , - ur ' - I v 'x Thomas Noll Marilyn Oakes James O'Hearn Physical Education Pre-Teaching Electrical Engineering qg-he-. H-lx Q i Ester Palomera Biological Science -1, ,J 4 tt'-Q, Loretta Patterson Liberal Arts H' AL L 'L , AV' rg , uf. A ,. .. I 1' 1 i K Ben Peralta Auto Trades 22 I E .170 i .zijn-,3.ki tgg-3 5f,,, -i-.: 6, ' . Ql'3 . 6. .1251-'i ' bf Clarice Trickey, left gets fitting from Joyce Ranney ahead of May Breakfast spring style show. if loselani Pouesi Theology 'Uv'- Marilyn Pratt Pre-Teaching r P I .cb- N., i i , Jeannette Ortiz i Pre-Nursing iw m ir Ai if ., .Y . ' -it 40 ? ' , N- , 'WX , 1- V E . N' P fi ,if s Jkt ,: L , Lois Patterson Liberal Arts Joseph Pedalupe Business Education M Charlotte Pruett Liberal Arts I 4 5 :1 Inj., I Il Ramonqi Ramirez Joyce Ranney Laura Rocke Business Education Pre-Teaching Biological Science ' Q A I,-, M9 , si , K f F 14? I y im- W X if -'R K , i Patty Slackman Liberal Arts Gabriel Sanchez Pre-Mediiml 5 l 9-if .HIM :vm 1 -' . , -ay, 5 Carl Sawyer Journalism 2 1 1 11, it ,.Ab f vi' 7, f , swf' N' i Milton Rocke Pre-Dental Jeri Salisbury Business Education 1, My 'E' , f w 5 -1, . 1: 7 gt V . . ' ,' 1 '-ga-L. K V , Robert Sarver Civil Engineering ig .'Qtn Joleen Singletary Business Education 23 4 3 'l FK Lf ,NR 'K 144471 Annette Schmetzer Pre-Teaching . iii' ' ' lf?-Qi? l -Qffl 1 x c -b I lgfvlg? Deborah Smith Pre-Teaching Donald Smith Trades 8: Industry quulg, A x! l ',.,' . Reginald Smith History . , i- , , i 1, if-5 W A. ,,..- lm James Smith Social Science James Stanley Pre-law A1505 ,rsr- il I' ,fe it , , 2 , Graduates long will remember the familiar breezewoy at the Administration Building entrance of the campus. W' f J N James Stillwell Liberal Arts .e 1, , 3.3.54 A V xx. I Z 4' l A xi ' ' so A , ef ,. - - ,' gem. H' 'i!3-,553 ' . .gi V fiiiwf ' f I f fi: .lr if 1 ggi d. l 1 ' g i i 'E- Walfef TC'Yl0 Ralph Titchenal Harry Thomas 24 Journalism Metal Trades Liberal Arts l, - fire. I ' F V. 1 Gerald Sullivan Social Science il' as Brent Turner Liberal Arts Zh- ? ' H 1 X 4-Q-7 Luis Valdivia Industrial Arts GS , Q EQ I '3 ii Future Donas are Debbie Van Scherpe of Child Development Center, painting with bold stroke for Kathianne Selindh. MUflOn Valles Liberal Arts 1 - i x34 L, it 3' Sharon Ward ine, Y,,,,. ...A , ' 'P 3 3 'I Q ,,,,, ,U . A. .- .n I h -. i 3 , E i -A -1--T, .ig '--'WWTP' , f , 5- , . ' lsdy L I N. l Jon? Winter Architectural Engineering ,QA sm- I :ee i A A James Wheeler linda Wl'lifl9Y Business Education P'e'NU 5lf'9 J' ' 0 l ., .. 'vi V 2 ,K any ,g fur-, - , I , V so L it SL-fr' F A f I Rollie Wishard ROL-,eff Wolf Pre-Teafhlng Civil Engineering fgfx ' V w., N-RN N N1 Sally Valdivia Liberal Arts Robert Wall Business Administration , v xl L- Boyd Van Wyckhouse Agriculture Q, l IBN- .N ram if ft ,WJ I 1 J I Wayne Wood Electrical Engineering 25 Wayne Woods Pre-Law William Aiken Liberal Arts Harold Alexander Fine Arts Robert Alexander Business Education Peter Allen Agriculture Johnnie Anderson Business Administration Don Armour Engineering Esther Balderrama Business Education Albert Banks Business Education Charles Barranco Social Science Louis Barreto, Jr. Science Emil Becker General Education Hugh Blackwell Social Science Phillip N. Blower Business Education Frederick Boose Psychology Douglas Boyd Criminology Dick Boynton Social Science Richard Bray, Jr. Business Education Darrell Brunn Merchandising James Burrets Social Science David Cameron Liberal Arts Gilbert Champion Social Science Donald Chaney Liberal Arts Janice Worthen Liberal Arts Roselaine Chapman Social Science William Church Engineering Darcy Clasen Business Education Jack Conklin Liberal Arts Gary Conlon Liberal Arts John Coover Trades 8- lndustry Walter Cruz Fine Arts Marie Dean Social Science Robert DeFree Business Education Dale Drury Business Education Kenneth Ellis Physical Science William Essig Business Administration Julie Estevenez Liberal Arts Robert Fallon Liberal Arts Robert Faulkner Business Education Frank Fedd, Jr, Social Science Carolyn Felton Liberal Arts Darrell Fichtner Engineering William Fleming Engineering John Foley Liberal Arts Albert Fowler Advertising Gerald Fraticelli Liberal Arts l , f . I fifaaaf.. psy ell E 5 'W - , 151 - 5 . Y Y xc KN ' 'xr Y If Q J TL., f 'l- 'fix ll' J Ralph Young Photography Howard Frazier Trades 8. lndustry Frances Garrett Liberal Arts Wesley Gerber Engineering J a mes Gerken Business Education Wayne Gibson Social Science Gerald Giese Physical Science Sally Gifford Social Science James Giyer Trades 81 lndustry Robert Gould Liberal Arts James Gray Industrial Arts Richard Gray Liberal Arts Leslie Grayson Physical Education Priscilla Greenfield Social Science Darrell Greenwald Metal Trades Wesley Griffiths Engineering Ruthie Hall Business' Education Edmond P. Hallahan Liberal Arts Elena Hamilton Pre-Teaching Ralph Hamm Agriculture Robert Harbison Engineering J a mes Ha rris Business Administration Donald Hartman Pre-Forestry Dean Harwood Pre-Teaching O . H a u 9 Business Education Mona Haworth English Harold Hodgerson Trades 81. lndustry Cecil Hollon Engineering John Hopkins Social Science Herbert Howe Liberal Arts Richard Huelskamp Business Administration Donald Hughes Social Science Jerry Hulme Pre-Dental Wesley Hunt Engineering Edward lda Auto Trades Richard lkemi Auto Trades Sanae Ishida Social Science Harry Johnson Liberal Arts Lois Johnson Liberal Arts Myron Kammeyer Music Florian Karl Liberal Arts Daisy Kelly Social Science Ronald Kennedy Business Administration Tommy Kitchen Business Education Nancy Kleinhen Physical Education l William Kloeber Business Education Jack Koontzy Pre-Teaching Q George Kovatch Engineering Richard Lamb Liberal Arts Lloyd Larsen Liberal Arts W Thomas Laspada Physical Education J oh n Lawson Social Science David Lazeiar Engineering N Grace Lee l Biological Science Charles Lemoureaux Business Education John Linquist Social Science Richard Lloyd, Jr. Engineering Herbert Longenbaugh, Jr. Social Sciencel Darlene L0l't9Well Fine Arts ' Derek Lovett English Peggy Lynch Biological ScieTce Charles Lyons Auto Trades Robert Maclnnes Harvey Martin Trades 8- lndustry John Martin Business Education Ivan Matson ' Pre-Teaching John McFaddin Liberal Arts Darrell Mclntosh Engineering Donald J. Meador Agriculture Edward Meyer History Valrita Millheisler Social Science Don Mitchell Journalism James Mixon Engineering Katheryn Mobley Pre-Teaching Gary Morris Pre-Teaching Robert Mueller Business Education Mary Nakadashi Biological Science Robert Newton Liberal Arts Rosalie Nicholas Business Education Clark Nofield Social Science Marilyn Oakes Pre-Teaching Michael O'Brien Physical Education Gary Orr Chemistry Antoinette Osterkamp Social Science Abraham P'eraIta Trades 81 lndustry Belford Phillips Merchandising Hal Pickels Pre-Teaching Sallie Pierson Fine Arts Ioselani Pouesi Pre-Theology Estefania Rasso Pre-Nursing Victoria Reinking Pre-Medical Joel Rogers Pre-Pharmacy Roland Salisbury Biological Science Robert Sampica Pre-Teaching John Schick Pre-Pharmacy Annette Schmetzer Pre-Teaching Richard Schwanz Electrical Engineering Carolyn Scotton Psychology Philip Sharpe Liberal Arts William Sims Engineering Harold Sisk, Jr. Engineering Robert Smeykal Business Education James Smith Social Science Lawrence Smith Business Education Wayne Sonntag Civil Engineering Robert Stahl Liberal Arts Eugene Stanyard Business Education William Stone Science Richard Street Geology James Sumrow Agriculture Charles Taber Business Education Donald Tibbetts Pre-Teaching John Tunnicliff Business Education Verne Quick Engineering William Via Social Science George Wester Political Science Lawrence Willis Liberal Arts Donald Wilson, Jr. Business Education William Wisslead Social Science Boyd Van Wyckhouse, Agriculture Eleanor Watson Business Education Elvis Watson Liberal Arts Robert Wenzel Liberal Arts Ethan Winston Business Administration William Witting Fine Arts Shaded corridors and roof silhouettes create campus pattern south of Admin- rstratian Building. J FRESIHIMEINI Sam Peden Freshman Officers , FALL SP m9 Sam Peden President George Dowling Jack Elsner Vice President Dick F0016 Susan Walker Secretary Kcurole Krupp L George Dowling A 35:-if 'D . E - . L-x-.- rr: -. ,ti jpg , ,655 ,Y Y, i. H .. - 4, : ., 1. ,il- . ,af-.f6j'ff Qfk'-Fri!,-- r' ' - 1 fl 1 11' 1 l 1 , -., .7 1 ll. '-1 Edgar Abernathy l 1 11 iifli f 1725: 92.1 J5 '5I1:1,f : ' .9521 Elia' ' 1ff'J.'411 .' Q,-1. '-. . 1. Ll-'it'-1 1 n fj:-I ' N .4-V F-vqtls 1 I-3-555.11 1 ' 1l :'i:3' ' 1' 4 1 1 ---:- . mv' 1 4 .-1, - . - K 'I 1'..f 1 1a A., :'1 .1 ' fi,:f..! . 7:1 .. id 1 -,Lea ' TA1111' s e', ., yl 1,0 - .1 'ai 1m l - ' 0 ' s . .,' .11--1 A ' Q' .' - ' .w . s ..'n.rs'5n:u Barbara Andersen Robert Area 1 ll 1 ll .l 1 l Carolyn Baer Jerry Bernard Bechtel l r'r' eg .-A: llililji- '-,, 1 ' A, :iv . 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Til: I V ' X -176 'H Karol Mellor Patricia Mendenhall Agelina Mercado BFUCHSY Merrill Albert Mesch Alan Meyer I f w A, - ' J- -l it fr 2 'CT -4 . T , i W ' , gg- - h A X ' , A t Q' f -.f . ' ' ' ' , ,A I S ., ix in - 'P l Curtis Miller Miller Elwyn George Miller Robert Miller Vulrlla Mlllhelsler Ralph Mifrel 1 ! ' . , , ' .- ' rpm? r 5 -F' il, I , 'Q Fi V ' sf it , . W e- f T W -.1 ' , e 1 Q gf I 'Tin , A' ' . ' 'A f . 4. he N. rex M -, he , A l . 1 ab-:yeah lf- , , V' ,'.Lfq5tg:,:..E'-:Lt vpn- N ll X .f - Q it Connie Moore Roger Montonus ,f--,- -:QE-7 V ., t H A 3 t , Y' , v dir' 3 ' H ' Q HQ! 11 t Vigil ,Aa X J til ' , 7 B '.. rr 1' 3 txt! wk r J H557 L v l Q- - 'ik V :LY Raymond Neagle A . . John Mooney ,1- QAME I ,. 1 -lg-2: it V Y - w x Q75 ' A x' it Kort Neales P ' MMd'MMM bg 53 new -it Nancy Neumann I t 8 A i . t Y ' Q V .X l F q 4 ,Z ,.- I ,. , - ' v 1' x ' if in fe-7 - i, ' ' XWP' . it IJ . I Dennis Qgle Kenneth Ohrt Wayne Olson - I ,Y ci , V. ,Y .,, I F . 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FE' el ,K 1 W , - -, , w. -' ., I ' .f,i.,1fi ,K if , i V - -55 ' -,gf 1 ' . U' 1 , N. , , ' we ' P 'fi R l :Ntnxxuu my l 'A E ' nillll:':A's5fIllullMalin!- -.Aire-f,23 i Garry Pittsenbarger Joanne Poliui l'll bet you say that to all the girls. Ann Charles Pollard David Peters ' '. , ' -if , t N if' 5 N' ,H ' if w - KH, Arthur Postman iii?- f. ' A R if 'ggi ' , 1 Q :Vt -V ff as: l A -,r- ' wi 4- R ny f.:f-' J .. :IFJ-'T:ik i gg . A . e 5 , i,-.. 'N Daniel Profant Jaclt.Rader X f N , ' V , . QW? Y ,l ,I I xx- ' qv Read f ii. l fibf gg ' in D' . . D iii -A ' S n by ,, -H vp: - ' , 4 i if-r t - N. ff Sr :uf . H . Y f V E73 , 4 I . , liek. UE - IV qfjf. l ' 3 , . il-. .'.Q'1g - -' -QA , M f T. Y 75 - - I i ' 1- I - I Q 'i E-lI na TRUE ' ' A 4 fi QM .f C' 1Qk'il5EA X' A Lam Patricia Rice David Reilley '27 Betty Petrus Carol Pingston ,W 4. I - i - ' i v . W . i i Mmm W 4 I 1 .- ., Y , ,X L., gl iz FE- as e it i 3' 'L - . if ' l , !x William Potts Darul Powell ki ' S 'i l l 1 X Qu QS!! 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Woqyfosoofsf Am ff, 1 A D +0 61' 0 '14 49 M- be Q4 pol' 'Fo 90 41, I . Jfoq . cob? Frank Grizzelle, AS Spring Semester President and Four X-K Star Flag Saluter General, fakes five from a busy schedule . 'g 1- ' , 1, Jie XM x - gym ASSQCIIATIED T Brenna non Mapping plans for the 'First semesier are members of-ihe Associated Mens' Students cabin 1' S T d e . ea e are C. W. Murrel, adviser, President Don Bretfner a d J W' n on inter. Standing are Dan Maher, George Dowling and Hal George. MEIN! STUDENTS 0 nv 1 fMarlene Meacham ROSelC1lI'l8 Cl'1ClPmUn 'igg-iii-9,55 ASSQQIMED is if WCJMEN Deanna Kauffman, Marian Valles, secretary-treasurer, Marlene Meacham, president, Deborah Smith, Barbara Kramp, Nancy Neumann and Edna Day, vice president. ' Xu., r-. . .. S 5 'ks 5 4 -, xl if 0 LG :F 4- '73 ,h c if-I Q ' :?'f-9' .. X SWVUDIENTVS i' 1. vane SPRING BOARD MEMBERS OF AWS included, left fo right, Joyce Harris, secretary-treasurer, Marion Valles, Pat Jennings, Norma Deischl, Roselaine Chapman, president, Miss Agness Todd Miller, advisor, Barbara Kramp, Toni Benton, Jeri Salisbury, and lynn livenspire. Nat shown are Danna Stark, WAA president, Anita Aguilera, Nancy Cooke, vice-president, and Carol Hughes. I: i QRGANIIZATIIQNS 1 ., Q 9 X .N YY 3-5' N' g v ef Y f X ' E5 X DIY T Bill Morrison IINTERLZLU CQUNCHL ORGANIZATIONS Associated Students ..... A.M.S. ..... . A.W.S. .... . Circle K Club ....... College Players ..... Don Y ..... Future Business Leaders International Students ....... Knights ...... Las Doncellas ...... Las Gitanas ....... Las Hidalgas ..... Las Meninas ..... Los Caballeros ..... Los Santanos ....... Newman Club ..,.. Press Club ..... Tavern Tattlers ..... Veterans' Club ..... W.A.A. .......... . Young Farmers ...... PRESIDENTS Frank Grizzelle Don Brettner Roselaine Chapman Jerry May Bill Glassman Dave Lazear Jane Bennett , Toby Silver Bill Dozier Carol Conner Barbara Harrison Barbara Kramp Sharon Ward Russ Behrens Toby Silver Tom Jacoby Barbara Kramp James Wheeler Gerald Sullivan Donna Stark 45 Lawrence Larzelere V'-1-. A-U l.I A A ELALPIHIA SIIGMA Ill of'?ILlghstUEl5ZI'3n'LZd?9nTc?ylE ll'leICaliLorl1iad State Honorary Scholastic Society. Since only the upper lO per cent - e se ec e , s u ents must maintain a-high grade oint ave f ln order to obtain permanent membership the individual must maintain thpis high ailfgireagtg lioilelillwicsefrolillibrbci Charles Bacon Russell Behrens Milton Belousek Frederick Boose Richard Bray Ronald Carr Virginia Cook Jeanne Cottrell Allan Drageset William Essig Charles Finster Roger French Dorothy Gamba Del Garrett Hal George Patricia Gordon Virginia Granger Lance Hall Joyce Harris Virginia Harrison Thomas Hays Donna Hohanshelt Thomas Jacoby Gurvan Russell Jordan Helen Kettering George Kovatch 46 Fall Spring John Lawson Phyllis Leeper Lynn Livenspire John McGhee Donald Mast Ivan Matson Martie Musick Barbara Nelson Robert Nugent Marilyn Pratt Rolland Salisbury Edward Schaupp John Schick Annette Schmetzer John Stockburger William Stone Walt Taylor Carolyn Ventress Taylor Wagner George Wanggaard Sharon Ward Eleanor Watson James Wheeler Alfred Wilson Robert Wolf Wayne Wood Edgar Abernathy Laura Bennett Richard Bray Marilyn Breinholt David Cameron Hilda Chellis William Cornett Jean Cottrell Sharon Davis William Davis Virgil P. DeCroix Paul J. Deshler Donald Doyle Marthellen Galloway Diane Garber Wayne Gibson Susan Glasgow Joel Habener Edward Hallahan Kay Hamilton Barbara Harrison Ginger Sue Harrison Kenneth Hawkins Mona Haworth Wesley Hunt Sanae Ishida Kay Jenkins Ivan A, Kapsner Wendell Keesee Barbara Kramp Peggy M. Langstraat Phyllis Leeper Dorothy McCaron John McGhee lvan Matson Angelina Mercado Graham Morgan Rosalie Nicholas Carol Pingston Rolland Salisbury Annette Schmetzer Allen Shaw Toby Silver Walter Taylor Karen Tilley Gene Vandivort James Wheeler William Wisslead Robert Wolf Wayne Johnson Wood Wayne Ralph Woods Plhllll 1VlHllE1T!-XX IKAXPP A Phi Theta Kappa ,Joel Habener, Phyllis Leeper, Robert Margaret Langstraat. Not pictured Ivan Matson who graduated in January. The honor of wearing the Golden Key of Phi Theta Kappa is bestowed on those students Having the highest scholastic standing. The national iunior college honorary scholastic society was founded in 1918, and the Santa Ana College chapter was organized in 1929. The obiect of the society is -o promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students in the iunior colleges of the United States. Q Miss Dorothy Decker is chairman of the advisory committee. President of the chapter was Phyllis Leeper, a major in social science, : The faculty honored the members after initiation ceremonies in the Library with a trip to the Huntington Library and the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena. Nw 1 N 1 rf , kv fs' Q 1 5 J X f 'i 4 CQ ,s R.. X ' f fx -:L e xi ff A sg' T '1-, 'QD ' -igrz 1 - - ' X. ,1 '- l P 1 hyllis leeper l 47 LAS DCDNCELIJXXS Las Doncellas is the women's onorary service organization on campus. To be eligible for membership, a co-ed must be carrying at least 'IOM units with a C average or better, be recommended by faculty advisors, and approved by the maiority of the mem- bers, The primary duty of this club is entertainment for campus visitors. This year members served at Carol Conner several dinners, ushered at productions of the College Players, and helped with Business Education Days. Miss Dorothy Decker is club advisor- FALL SPRING uh Deborah Smith President Carol Conner Yoh Sm Carol Conner Vice President Marlene Meacham Debo Darlene longwell Secretary Edna Day kg KNIGHTS-Standing, Don Beaudry, Frank Grizzelle and Mike O'Brien. Seated, Bill Dozier, Bob Monroe, Gary Orr, Don Brettner and Russ Behrens Selection for membership in the Knights is the highest service honor a man student can re- ceive at SAC. Members are chosen on the basis of service rendered 15 the college with a grade average of C or above being eligible. Mem- bership is limited to twelve. The Knights aci as host at various college func- tions and give assistance to new students on com- pus. Robbie Munroe FALL SPRING Bob Monro President Bill DOZi9l' Bill Dozier Vice President Ffdnk Gfillelle Bill Dozlsr .X ..,,..,,M fl '?f-Q, F . si., --A A '75 :W Russell Behrens Phil Blower R Ti W i 3 LOS CABALLEROS members include Dick Aarvug, Tom Allen, Russ Behrens, Phll Blower Dick Boynton, Gordon Baker, Don Brassell, Don Brettner, Jack Brotherton, Bernie Dennis Bill Dozier Dove Ellis, Jack Elsner, Bob Faulkner, Dick Foote, Roger Garrett, Frank Grizzell, John Hombs Bill Hunden, Bob Hunden, Gordon Lohre, John McFaddin, Max Moore, Bill Morrison Robert Munro, Jerry May, Gary Orr, Don Radford, Gil Rodriquez, John Schick, John Sheffield and Duane Vaughn. LGS CAXMXILILIER S The goal of this club is to support and create activities that will be helpful and beneficial to the school. This year Los Caballeros members had an entry in the Christmas Parade, sponsored the Homecoming queen and also the annual Luau Dance. The maiority of the most active men on campus are among the members including both AS presidents and both sophomore class presidents. Advisors were Mr. Robert Clay and Mr. Glen Larsen. FAU- SPRING Russell Behrens . President Phil Blower Gary Orr V'Ce P e5'denf Bill Morrison Bill Dozier 5eCrefC 'Y'T'eC'5U'e Robert Munro The purpose and ideals of Las Hidalgas members center around the key word, friendliness , and the promotion of friendliness among all women students. Members of the club, which this year totaled twenty- f. , I 353' 'in qv iq, , four, participated in many school activities including 3 QQ3-gt decorations for the Business Education Days banquet li: f and the annual Spring Banquet. Club advisors were Mrs, John Dunlap and Miss Frances Egge. Q 'gi gg- I Z l illlfib- l s FALL SPRING X-idx r Al 'J A rlw ,Al wi A r : u'f .K . '-aiwgfiglizgll l Wi' H xx'-,,F:3'?l lx , g Quflr ..,. f - I f '44, QL, 5 Roselaine Chapman President Ba,-bam K,-amp Roselame Chapman Deanna Kauffman Vice President Beify Christie 1. X kr-Aj Janice Worthen Secretary Anim Aguilera ' ' Betty Lewis Treasurer Beffy peg,-as T I Carol Conner Historian Kqy Jenkins 3 : Nancy Jerome Sergeant at arms Cm-ol pingsfon i P LAS IHIIIDAXLGAS -4. Eff, lu . :- it f '- ' t ,i-,EL ll: l l .f'3 s-s-p ' , r t itt aa qt ' i t L RAMA . Y r -.Sk ...ug-Y, 'an -1... Q-'rib Y Q. P -1.-Y ws, lug l x f- Y ,L 1 W W--.avr , 4. -, -os 'iii 1 ling. 'env vis -QQ. s .N ing GX. COLLEGE PLAYERS First row Diana Wright Mono Haworth Kathy Klenk Beverly MGIIHOWSKI Nancy Neumann, Judith Gibson, Patricia Mendenhall, Coralie Fox, Kurole Krupp, Toby Silver and Mrs. Lafferty. Second row, Harold Alexander, Dave Reilley, Bill Glassman, Hal George, Zi Sam Pe'den, Michael Halloran, George Dowling and Mr. Ford. College Players performed varied tasks during the four productions, from costuming to stagecraft, from ushering to ticket-selling, from acting to promoting, Backstage or in front of the footlights, these theater - loving students rendered valuable service and had fun at the same time. ., XXX Z fffiffff ffffff' J: Officers are president, Krupp, treasurer, Beverly Malinowskif : secretary. and Dave Reilley, vice presideht. PRESS GLU x PRESS CLUB-Standing, Dick lloyd, Don Mitchell, Barbara Kramp, Connie Moore, Mr. Venstrom .lim Davis, Dick Church and Carl Sawyer, Seated, Derek Lovett and Bill Glassman. Santa Ana College Press Club, under the direction of Mr. Carl Venstrom, had a busy schedule this year. Included on the agenda were field trips to the Los Angeles Times, Examiner, United Press Association, and Disneyland. The club members are striving to learn more about the field of iournalism and what it offers in the way of a vocation. FALL SPRING Walt Taylor President QUl'bUl'Cl.Kl'UmP Don Mitchell Vice President -lm' DUVIS Activity in the Veterans Club mushroomed during the spring semester with a highly successful car wash for the benefit of the Olympic Games. More than 40 members participated in the washing of several hundred cars, following a civic luncheon with community veterans groups as guests, one of the largest meetings of its kind ever held on campus. Presidenf Gerald Sullivan Vice President Dave Ellis Gerald Sullivan Treasurer Bill Cornett if .mi . K, X lp. B AL. First row: Earl Alexander, Bill Black, Luis Valdivia, Isabel Hernandez, Jon Fuentes. Second row, John Lineback, Carl Sawyer, William Cornett, Henry Sporleder, Harry Cole, John Brady. Third row, Mr. Ernest Crain, adviser, Jolfn Gonzales Jr., Don Doyle, Gerald Gerard, Dave Ellis, Don Adkins, Bill Hunden. LOS SANTANOS-Joanne Pollizi, Joyce Harris, Mona Haworth, Toby Silver, Allen Shaw, Jesse Appling, Sum CCIFYUWCIYI Carol Pll'l9Sl0fl, Charles Los snnmnos , v , -. 4 , Membership in Los Santanos consists of students who are studying the Spanish language as well as those who speak it fluently. The group held regular meetings on campus and also got to ether for some informal social at Spanish motion 9 gatherings, including attendance pictures. Advisor for the club was Mrs. Carol Ruiz. b SllVeI' Toby Silver President To Y Joanne Pulizzi Vice President Mona Haworth Secretary Alan Shaw Treasurer .Egg-Q. iff if? siifgfff j. 5. ffliigl L 'i g' g 'il 'fha 954' ' l.. .+'I'f J ll: ali? 'VA sig I t I rranco, Mrs. Carol Ruiz, Steve Skidmore, Pauline Sears and Larry Page. EV INEWVNMANI FALL Jack Markel Tom Jacoby Salh Valdivia Walter Cruz Ester Palomera President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian CLUB Tom Jacoby Jim Stanley Joan Stacey Jack Markel Carol Pingston Jack Markel N I3 Tom Jacoby NEWMAN CLUB First row, Pierre DnGrignon, Pauline Lien, Frederick Gelardo, Tom Jacoby, Isabel Hernandez, Jack Smith Milton Racke. Second row, Nancy Kleinhen, Esther Balderrama, Joan Miller, Lenore Rigney, Joan Stacey, Carol Pingston, Jessie Appling, Lucia Generoso, Ester Palamero and Miss Pound. Back row, Jim Stanley, John Merinom, Jerry Bogard, Mary Balder- rama, Dan Maher, Dick Hitt, Rev. Anthony DuVal, Jack Markel, Al Banks and Verne Quick. The purpose of the Newman Club is to deepen spiritually and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious intellectual, and social activities, Under the direction of advisors Miss Marie Pound, Mrs. Carol Ruiz and Mr. Henri Lirette, the members, which this year totaled thirty five, participated in many activities 'both on and off the campus. Car washes, cake sales, beach parties, communion breakfasts, and dances were but a few of the many activities sponsored by the club. :V -fr .. 4 ,1- YCDUNG1 FARMER Any student with an interest in agriculture is eligible for membership in this organization. Members participate in such activities as judging in fairs, taking 'field trips, and attending the annual state convention of Young Farmers groups, The group offers placement for agricultural experience for interested person by finding part-time employment at dairies, nurseries, and veterinarian establishments. Advisor is Paul E. Andres. Rolland galisbury S Louis de FALL Rolland Salisbury Boyd Van Wyckhouse Ken Matsumoto Wendell Kersee John Kershaw QF? YOUNG FARMERS-Kneeling, Bryce McKeown and Ben Dady. Standing, Andrew Anderson, George Griset, Boyd Van Wyckhouse, Ken Matsumoto, Dawfe Larzeleare, la Riva, Ken Schumacker, Don Meodor and Adviser-Paul Andres. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter -D x ,L SPRING Lawrence Larzelere Don Meador Kent Schumacker Luis De La Riva Ken Matsumoto ,J Xe fx Q X l wi V-A. 'gif' l57 il Under the sponsorship of the Santa Ana Kiwanis Club, the Circle K club on campus was active in all school functions. Several of the activities sponsored by the club were, the Luau, other game dances, a booth for the Gypsy Doodle ,a booth at basketball games and the Marine Corps Toys for Tots cam- paign, Mr. Sam Dermengian was advisor to this organization whose main purpose is ax service to school and community. TM' L CIIIRQILIE lk RUSS FALL SPRING Russell Behrens President Jerry May Dick Boynton Vice President Robert Munro Frank Grizzelle Secretary Don Meyer Van Meyer Treasurer Dick Boynton LAS MENIINXPXS Major project of Las Meninas was sponsoring the annual May Morning Breakfast and Fashion Show in which all members modeled, The club also provided decorations for the Christmas Dance, and cooperated in other services to the school. The aim of each member of Las Meninas is to possess the qualities of leadership, social and scholastic ability- Mrs. Gail Smith and Mrs. lna Mae Bergsetter were club advisors. FALL SPRING Annette Sehmefzer President Sharon Ward Sharon Ward Vice President PUT Rife Joleen Singletary Secretary Clurice TI'iCkeY Deborah Smith Treasurer KUYGI1 Clark Lois Patterson Historian 5hUl'0f1 Burrow ,A F., First row from left, Ellie Hannaford, Marlene Meacham, Diane Lykke Susan Walker Joanne Polizzl Nancy Cooke Second row Clance Tnckey Donna Stark, Sharon Burrow, Joyce Ranney. Third row, Barbara Anderson Tom Benton Sharon Ward Pot Rice Mona Knudtson Karen Clark Patti Thompson. Not shown are Deborah Smith, Annette Schmetzer Darlene lon well and Carol Hu hes er larry Bath Mrs Moomaw Dave lazear, Barbara Kramp, Carol Roberts and Mr. Moomaw. Z? ,L Don y Purpose of the Don Y group is to create a fellowship of students and faculty consistent' with Christian ideals in order to instill these ideals in our school and com- munity. Each and every member strives for high stand- ards of personal growth, and is active in backing all school sponsored activities. This year's members were hosts and hostesses for the Hello Dance as well as operating a carnival booth at the annual Gypsy Doodle. Club advisors were Mr. and Mrs. Harolcl Moomaw. FALL SPRING Dale Fowler P .d f David Lazear ' 1' Larry Bath Co-Victfsllrggdems Jack Whitaker DC1VlCl LCIZSGI' Deanna Trumpy Secremr Deanna Trumpy Barbara Kramp Y Barbara Kramp ,nt .1 1 ik. . - 7. 4 '.t . , ' t. . V t - - Q . First row from lefty Advisor Betty McConnell, Ernestine Wilson, Karen Jones. Second row, Joyce Harris, Kay Hamilton, Joyce Seria, Jeri Salisbury, Lynn Livinspire, Mrs. Knutsen, Barbara Lindskog, and Barbara Harrison. LAS CSIITAINIAS This year Las Gitanas again sponsored a very successful Gypsy Doodle, Since the purpose of the club is to serve and cooperate in all school and community activities, the members also participated in the Christmas canned food drive, folding for El Donito, and providing cookies for dances, etc. Advisors for Las Gitanas were Mrs. O. M. Knutsen and Betty McConnell. -Q- C7 FALL SPRING Lynn Livenspire President Barbara Harrison Jeri Salisbury Vice President Martha Riggm. - Marion Valles Secretary Karen Jones Barbara Harrlson Charlotte Pruett Treasurer Dorothy McCar0l1 rd 7 an- 'EST alll t f- , 53, 5 V Y 4f, ' Skis. , ,ft N + iw '-'. f ' ' 'K' br t --A sxzx S. , Lynn Livenspire in r' , SX VV lint l .,, J' C A A tw bl IINWVIEIRNAWVIIQNAI. STUDENTS Ebihara and Alfredo Laguno. ' ' ' ' ' Generoso -G b ' l S h , M , Force, Joann Polizzi, Elsie Gamboa, Joyce SETIOI LUCIG I llllgsR?t:I::2:lAhkeiI:ldlliNS-ivedzrbleTol:ylcSiTler land Miss Blythe. In front, Tom Jacoby, Rudolfo Arauz, lawrence I.. ,::' . ,E A','v.nK,:5' 7 FALL SPRING Gabriel Sanchez President Toby Silver Toby Silver Vice President Joyce Serio Theo Stevens Secretary-Treasurer Joanne Polizzi Foreign students as well as United States students make up the mem- bership ot this organization. Foreign countries represented include South America, Mexico, Japan, Korea and others. Members strive to create a close harmony between all foreign and United States students. Dr. Daniel McNaughton and Dr, Edwin Force were advisors to the club. Gabriel Sanchez Toby Silver fgiff s- USIINIQSS CILU .,, -'.- 4--fig 7 i, ,,-f A -SN. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Jane Bennett Dick Morris Mr Dermenglan Lee Phillips, Lou Poirier, Jerry Barnes, Bob Shepherd Karen Jones Cynthia Gardo Daryll Powell Jan Worthen Goldie La Clair and Barbara Kramp. Stand' FALL SPRING RICl1dl'Cl MOI I'lS president Jqne Benneif Don Hudson Vice President Ronald EV'-'ns .Ian W0rll1eI1 secretary Kql-en Janes JII11 Wheeler Publicify Barbara Kramp Eugene Brown Treasurer Daryl Pgwell Under the direction of Mr. Sam Der- mengian, the Future Business Leaders of America participated in a great many activities. Highlights of the year were the Orange County Business Show and the Business Education Day program. Club members also were in charge of publishing the program for the College Players and putting on a Christmas party for the Associated Students. Field trips were taken to various places of business in the community in order to familiarize the members with as many different types of businesses as possible. A -,,,.v l'f2 Je - 'wg f-5 ...,,w' Seated first row from left, Nancy Neuman, Beverly Malinowslxi. Second row, Marilyn Nishioka, Susan Glasgow, Karen Tilley, Jean Cottrell, Barbara I in Kramp, Lorraine Elam, advisor Lota Blythe, Mona Hayworth. Third row, Sam Peden, Joel Habener, Hal George, Kathy Klenck, Jim Wheeler, advisor Mr. Thomas Glenn. TAVERN TATTILIEIRS Tavern Tattlers, SAC's literary club, was founded in 1927 by Mr. Thomas H. Glenn, chairman of the English Depart- ment, This club has published the magazine Tavern Post , each year since its organization. Advisors for the Tavern Tattlers are Mr. Glenn and Miss Lota Blythe, instructor of creative writing. 4.,v,,.f-, 6 x-NOX G 64 Hal George Jim Wheeler Beverley Malinowski FALL Jean Cottrell President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Historian James Wheeler Jean Cottrell SPRING Beverly Malinowski Jim Wheeler PU ILIICIQXTIICCDNS Qnvfxl gg,-' Quality publications are tradition at Santa Ana College, bringing highest citations year after year. The yearbook was founded in 1921, the news paper in 1925, the literary magazine in 1928, and the alumni newsletter in 1953. Comparing notes in an editorial conference are, from left, seated, Journalism Chairman Carl Venstrom, Yearbook Advisor Carol Ruiz, and Fall El Don Editor Walt Taylor. Standing, Spring El Don Editor Carl Sawyer and Del Ano Editor Richard Church. 1 r 1 f f f f ,I 1 1 li sle If 'l -,..-- - Y Y :V . .A I ew- - E aims' ' ixtigu' at -sexe ,.mE'nW ' I Glover Hendrickson, editor of the Western Heating and Plumbing Journal, and former El Don editor is pictured above explaining to SAC editors, the opportunities in trade iournalism. Left, Carl Sawyer, standing, Don Mitchell, and right, Walt Taylor. .- W -- ff - ,...-ny'- Journalists at Disneyland. Pictured from left to right are Jim Hunkins, Richard D. Smith, print- ing instructor and advisory Carl Sawyer, Walt Taylor, and Barbara Kramp. 'af sf 2 fg. ribs? iwlmxta Cx X. n J! 'V y ll lv sf' . El Don, official newspaper of the Asso- ciated Students of Santa Ana College is published 20 times during the school year, with one issue each semester being a six- page edition- Z 'N i Listening to comments by Carl Sawyer, right, sports editor, on the first issue of El Don for the fall term are Managing Editor, Walt Taylor, seated, Standing from left to right, Barbara Kramp, feature writer, .lim Davis, sports writer: 66 Louis Barreto, reporter. ,..c. Santa Ana College's award-winning news- paper was assured of new quarters when the February 7, 1956 school-bond issue for S936,000 for new SAC buildings 'passed with an affirmative vote of 2V2 to one. Included in the new buildings will be ample classrooms, work-rooms and offices for the college publications. Walt Taylor, who is continuing his jour- nalism training at San Jose State College, was managing editor for the fall semester. Carl Sawyer, sports editor of El Don during the fall term, became managing editor dur- ing the semester was Managing Editor for the fall term, Walt Taylor. El Don won Columbia Univer sity's top honor, the Medalist Award , for issues published during his editor ship. Taylor is now attending San .lose State College. ll L , Managing Editor for the spring term, Carl Sawyer. The spring semester issues of El Don will be iudged after Del Ano has been pub- lished. El Don rates high on use of pictures. Shown above deciding on pictures to use for the next issue are, from left to right, standing, Barbara Kromp, feature writer, Jim Davis, sports page editor, Carl Venstrom, head of the Journalism Department, and Don Mitchell, staff photographer and feature edllor- sealed if Curl Sawyer, I'I'l0l'lG9ing editor for the spring term. sports editor for-the spring semester, assisted by Connie Moore, sports writer and colum- nist during both semester. Don Mitchell was feature editor during the year, assisted by Sharon Boucher and Barbara Kramp, Dick Church was advertis- 'vi' ' ing manager and Derek Lovett was exchange .Mfg ld, 2 T71 - 1 manager. Ron Kammeyer broadcast SAC li 1 news over radio station KWIZ- Reporters L H were Louis Barreto, Bill Glassman, Betty ' sa, Lewis, Ellie Hanaford, Dick Lloyd, and Martha Riggan. - - ' A Advisor for EI Don, and head of the SAC , A -- Journalism Department is Carl Venstrom. L Y John Sky Dunlap, assistant director of SAC is journalism consultant, and Richard D. Smith of the Santa Ana City School Division of Printing and Graphic Arts is printing instructor and advisor. fi - 3 El Don staff. Standing from left to right are Dick Lloyd, Don Mitchell, Barbara Carl vendrom head of ,he :guage Journalism Depanmem Kramp, Connie Moore, Carl Venstrom, Jim Davis, Dick Church, and Carl - . ' . . . . Sawyer. Seated are Derek Lovett, left, and Bill Glassman, right. Not pictured 67 gmi?:wr:ir:':us:A:guS:gT Zigopdsihedulei Vinh Rlfrariiho' are Sharon Boucher, Ellie Hannaford and Bett lewi ' P G 0 visor' W 0 is on e o er Y S' end of the wire. 1 5 H A I bl 'Si 1:1 . - -.-,,-D -- 4- AY,--1' ,A 7-M, 41 M Feoture Editor Loretta Patterson and Art Editor Bewierly 1955 Del Ano Editor Walt Taylor gives Duck Church, editor the 1956 annual. of the 1956 annual, advice on how to avoid that last minute rush. E, 1 9' '40 5: 9 . , 15 .e .:,g,- , Ll ,A :,'f',r'1-U... F -i 4 A . xx , ,. Q, - Y V - v , f ' A39 '1' ' DEL ' F liga,AN ,mv tl - ' Kb Hal George, designer of the 1956 Del Ano cover, discusses year- . . book cover with Marlene Meacham, cluos section editor. Mrs' Carol Rum' Del Ano udvlsor 68 41 vcr' Ralph Young, Del Ano photographer in action. On the left is LeRoy Rice, head custodian, and William 313 1 as ' V. dv E-3. Jim Davis freshman section and sports Wisslead, custodian at Wilson School, who is study- :iL: 'l' ' ' ing Spanish at SAC. 2 llillli ' .x , 1. , W, S X. -f' S 6' it s .. I., eigigi , H- , A T, Ls. - Del Ano staff members in conference are Cleva Helm, photographer and sophomore section editor, Lorraine Elam, publications section editor, Dick Church, editor, George Hunt, sports writer and photographer, Ralph Young, photographer, and Phil Sharpe, activities editor. Jim Smith and Barbara Kramp, who helped plan the onnual,'ure not pictured. fs 2 Lorraine Elam getting identifications for the Veterans Club picture. 69 .f- Jeux. S'-1. 41 wade M ts. Helen rs' Toni M ille , 1 1 f'sjL7f!7! El Diario, Santa Ana Colle e' d I g s aiy bulletin of campus activities, is edited and published by Mrs. Helen Wilde, secretary to the director of the college, and Mrs. Toni Miller, college secretary. Mimeographed on pink, yellow, blue or green paper, El Diario is also enlived with appropriate drawings by Mrs, Miller. The bulletin ' ' IS available to students before 8 o'clock classes each school day of the year. H I-,,,,. . Z 2 - -'r' I if I A l. ll. we a . it A Ip ui, , Hr i4'Q L le rv :T- sj., 1 1,55 ,. , -. 1, s i , 14- - its g in a n , . ' l GL .irg . - . ,- ' L c - iilliiifa: - 'f ' 73 ' 5 5 5 X uf -N e is ws? ' A ., Q , 'l'i !'f ?'?'?'!' l , l a- Sim-:eww ll' ' . M - l ' This 1 - 1 - ' v, Y ,ll 'fn fe X l ill 15? V J A - :E I l,. Sally Valdlvia and Romain Mees, a student from Belgium, pause at the bulletin board to read El Diario. - 'giyww 'D-gl x rf' Journalism S f he foldfn Iudefllg tow' Ratio' ,,Eiqg.nnnL1-15 1 Dr. Daniel C. Mcslaughton, SAC director, center, congratulates first winners of Alumni Achievement Awards at Commencement last June. Dr. Carl Hagge, '23, left, is Germanic Languages Chairman at UCLA, Smith Griswold is Los Angeles Air Pollution Control Director, land honored in absentia was Claude Hay- ward, '23, Generil Electric atomic scientist. i l 5 out-tic? F Q ... .LQ F .l!,3f!.Y!.'.'!.Y,i V011-, I 9 Qnd h OS5fS'i Bouch ef, fo .mqllin ng Mrs 5 r 9 of - J r' Coflfillo Zhi' Bili Ggnore lhqzhn Dunlap ,P--'11 oofef and Qssmalt Co i for 'fel Jim DQ I. Bqfbqr ple-7 of H' with vis. 0 Kmmp gonna ' haroni ' ,M hnnslifkiif W 'W-.'tU1IQjl-lhifv Tlru-Ihty El Donito, SAC's alumni newsletter, has grown steadily from its first issue in October, 1953, with one page and 1200 readers to its present 10 pages and circulation of more than 3000, The newsletter carries news of former students, retired faculty members, current campus events, the building program, and other items of interest to alumni. Three to four issues per year serve to keep the college in touch with its thousands of former students. Editor and founder of El Donito is John Sky Dunlap, assistant, to the director of SAC and one-time Alumni Association president- As more names are added with each mailing, the addresses have spread to most of the 48 states, Canada, Mexico, Hawaii, England and even the isle of Cyprus. Dr. Delmer Myers Brown, alumnus of 1930, will be this year's Commencement speaker, marking the first time an alumnus has been honored in this way. Dr. Brown, Asiastic history professor at the University of California, also will receive an Alumni Achievement Award. Others slated for awards are Dr. Philip Taylor, '24, Northrop optics laboratory director, and Dr. Harold James, '28, St. Helena Sanitarium medical director. U , ferent!! ' Tavern Outdoorctzg-g:ziRql::0Hol George Planning Jeanne Chu G KramPf nndgsam Peden. 552923 features. TAXVIERN PGST Tavern Post is the only literary magazine being published in any of the Eastern Conference colleges. It has been published each year since 1928 by the Santa Ana College literary club, Tavern Tattlers. The magazine contains the creative poetry and prose of SAC students. Special care is given to the magazine's art work and layout. Mr. Richard D. Smith, instructor and adviser of the Santa Ana City Schools Division of Printing and Graphic Arts, supervised the setting of the type and the printing. Advisers for the magazine are Mr. Thomas H. Glenn, head of the Santa Ana College English Department, and Miss Lota Blythe, instructor of creative writing. Editor of the 1956, 27th edi- tion of Tavern Post was Jean Cottrell. Associate editors were Marilyn Breinholt, Joel Habener, and Barbara Kramp. Hal George was art editor, and Sam Feden was business manager. 'ii it all-T fipx f ffw il ' 47 T'-17 fX 4 , ff skiing ov i. ,'- ' X X '-ttf. V V copies of th er Q wir' it It '. tb,-2.1 l x r X whiff. .X e Tavern Pozfrgrhcle, Edi' ' . K N AS! X 'he Umoo' 'hflnne C if T n Pano' when Paddles Xe Q. ,lg AQ!! x' 1, if -' S? 1 I Q'-'tl-I .Xf- 'J' .--' ':' C X 5 rr , f--3 I. 5? : Q vin, 'E X , xx? ?t,4g,,,,,Q,f , v 'fr X Y: XjfkT'.fWsgCf'iQ X 'Q'-.1 J'-:L mv I ' v nt' T .V f -F S 1 I. 'l iviiv, 0 - N ,X-.5-. 1 A .X so N mst- ' - f S, ' '1 g xx ,, N., 6 I V. 1 x '- sf WALLS RIISIE CDN PIHIIIILILIIPS IHIAXLL .-X f 1 F 73 1 lady Braknell I , payed by Mona Haworth, interrupts a W fight, proposal. Michael Halloran as John Worthing, center and Cedw Cordedlaqg teh, Patrice Mendenhall as the Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax. The mann as heck Stow Huuofan costumes were constructed by Ruthie Hall and Coralle lil? t H Nancy Negvwendoknysgnd Michue Fox, assisted by the costume class. 1 Seated tixendenhcll cifnon M0 c'le Patrice e as Alge Hott Georslorkhmg. as John hi. swndmg H worth- Corolie Fox' ng Cl Dave Reilley H ,Qld Alexander. 1 P trite Mendenhflll and cl if., MW and U Cast, seolsi' eMichaSl Hallman Don Beou ' lMlPCDRll!eXlNlCIE F IEIING EA D EARNEST masterpiece of mistaken E' identity was the first play staged this school year by the College Players. The brilliant comedy which had a five-day run in October, was directed by Lee Ford, head of the SAC Drama Department. Production designer was Betty Lee Latterty, assistant to Mr. Ford. Set decorations were by Hall George, Al Meyer was stage manager, assisted by Gary Fittsenbarger and Harold Alexander. Ralph Krueger was in charge of the lights and Kathy Klenck and Peggy Graham were responsible for props and sound. Ruthie Hall and Coralie Fox assisted by members of the costume class constructed the costumes, Peggy Graham was prompter. ole Krupp, Coralie food DQ ve Reilley as Christophe M r Ulldn Q nd No UC N the parts of village girls, Kar d Patrice Mendenhall bring Reilley. as Margaret Ffuheny i' Oummm l Playing Fox, Judith Gibson an for Christopher Mahon played by Dave J mann erry Maclaughlm Karl , oe Kwpp M' ' 'hue' Halloy an, The cast: Fromf the left, Coralle Fox, Patrice Mendenhall, Nancy Neu Harold Alexander, Hal George, Bill Glassman, Sam Peden, and Dave Reilley. I FX I' l-l lf- D LXNV E8 Y If ill 'lE John Mil ington Sygne's Playboy of 1 the Western World, one of the most V E E' D V D famous of the Irish plays, is a folk tale E Q spiced with ply digs at hero worship and lX IX the making pnd breaking of reputations, Playboy is a rollicking poetic drama - one of the world's classics. Miss Betty Lee Lafferty, SAC Drama instructor was director of the play. Production designer was Lee ' f the Drama Department. Gary Pittsenbarger was stage manager. Patrice Mendenhall was ' er, Peggy Graham and Nancy Neumann were responsible for props. Ruthie were in charge of costumes, Costumes were constructed by the e by members of the stagecraft class. Ford, head lo . in charge of lights. Al Mey Hall, Coralie Fox and Harold Alexander ' . Set construction and scene painting wer COS tume class IERIKELEY SQUARE Events of the past, present, and future are mingled into the life of one man in this play by John L. Balderstron. Director of the play, and costume designer was Betty Lee Lafferty of the SAC Drama Department. Helen Pettigrew ............ Beverly Malinowski Kate Pettigrew .............. Patricia Mendenhall The Lady Anne Pettigrew .... Mona Haworth Tom Pettigrew .......................... Derek Lovett Mr. Throstle ........ ...................... H al George Major Clinton ............ George iBudl Dowling Miss Barrymore ........................ Karen Tilley The Duke of Cumberland ...... Richard Server Lord Stanley .............................. Dale Fowler The Ambassador .... Edmond Uedi Hallahan Mrs. Barwick ........,................... Kathy Klenck Mariorie Frant .......,................ Karole Krupp Duchess of Devonshire ...... Nancy Neumann The Maid, Wilkins ...................... Coralie FOX Peter Standish ...... ...... H arold Alexander Harold Alexander as Peter Standish orders Patrice Mendenhall as Kate and Hal George as Mr. Throstle to be off: 76 Patrice Mendenhall, left, as Kate Pettigrew and Harold Alexander as Peter Standish rehearsing for the formal dance. Harold Alexander as present day Peter Standish meets Beverly Malinawski as Helen Pettigrew from the past. , .1 ..- .fs 'L h. f 7. 2- - inf , ,fx g , f f I: A x X Ii' 1 ,149 K X A -. ' X S-Y Q, X U ,S X X X N X gig. x B22 33215 IX Q N af H ' Here Naclo calling Lola are on their way home on their Alexander Lopez, and affluent friends, Juana and Damian. From left to right, Nancy Cook as Juana Lopez, Harold Nacio Torrezg Michael Halloran as Damian Mendenhall as Lola Torrez. Cprigntly comedy roles' for Salt For My Partner were played by two luveniles, llandy Freer, left and Michael Wilde. Juana Lopez .. 1 Lola Torr z .... Nario Tofrez .. Damian lopez Old Woman Victorianb ...... Pepito Tony ......... Suzie .... 4 ...... Carmen 5 ......... Concha Ileon .. Furniturd Man l 1 l Cast .................... Nancy Cooke Patricia Mendenhall ...... Harold Alexander Michael Halloran ............ - Coralie Fox . ........ Hal George Michael Wilde Rand Freer Margaret Graham Nancy Neumann Marlys Wharton Taft Brixey SALT lF R R My RARTNIER Fourth show of the year, presented by the College Players was Will Greene's Salt For My Partner, presented in Studio A from May l4 through the 19. The characters are charming, poor folk whose problems become even more complex when a delightful character, Senora Death, comes into the village one bright, sunny day, Setting of the play is the patio of the adobe house of Damian and Juana Lopez in a mountaln village near Santa Fe, New Mexico. The set for the play was designed by Harold Alexander. Damian eat ln this scene Juana is outside because of her anger at his lack of'a iob, while Death searches for her little black book From left to Michael Halloran as Damian lopez, Nancy Cook as Juana and Coralie Fox as Senora Death. . , 1 ' :'. ' v ,. 7.-L 'Af ' : ' I'-:- 4.3 'RQ' V VW?-'.-.bf 1 J '--'- ' I '. ' '::'u.Qx'-,Q-H Hag, ,.:,.. 4 . K e-1.1-. m - '1.'..T'JJ-- 'n' N H Ag, thin - --Y- A ii A .' 1, ' Z? MHQT' I I gf , L A ' A 4011 Q , ' 7 1: '. A' 1 h S , 1 f w Q6 3 L W, T 'B X . , '15 2, f,,:4 Y by if 14 w 1 'N 1 1 , 'Iii , 1 '-554 2 5' ' i ':.Q'I lf f E iga -A .' ' ee g f ' 2 H . 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R21 f..-,-....-.-gc! - A ,uw f fe- 5243:-1-f-,-.Li4,,1,. 4.:w1f',1igm1gj--- ' , i- v.mT'.,:r ' - V. 'T' ' J - f - --AN ---f -A-..-' - K he-,Q sg- ' L... .- I lx- ,, ww ., - f, ,..i A . r ' r V xl Plaid-skirted rong lenders ore .loleen Singletury, Sharon Word and Mary Sue Cooper. Fw! t :3iFf3? :W t 'TZTJ ix?-ifT3T A72 . .-.QI ' janv, .AWW , . . 'I '-. :Y 'nk ri Y ' , ,X .L V 1 'A 435' 'H Q - ' ' l'i'f ' '-'fit V, ' Lfg Nu,-1- ff . . . .Q , 1 ,. X - . .,,, 4. - X X, iii' f :ll ... , Haig . . 4 J: A, '1,. ' .-,, . U LEADERS YIEILII, Look of fhose Bermuda Shorts! It s Jock Elsner, Bob Morrison, John Hombs ond , Orr. . .,.. - . V , W f-fi ,V A f --TA. 1 , -ni - f , . ,Vin - a , ..2f!,.,,Yn: , .. ,. ,k 4. r .-. -' V ...' , l',,.:H 'f .,5f?'4l,f ll: A D ll'lI'lI XU ,R me. run e Coast 99 el ou, f H up before owns xorrrson, Sclmrqlell Pfocricesjock ho0P5 o 'bS- Word Elm Polio crowd W ' G Y Orr alll Joleen Sing! . 1 url' Sue elqrl Bog Coolfier, Joh fl f , .v,,- . M, ..- -r 'Q .,.: 14: s-am ,xml ' 2-1 ' 1 5 C Q , 15-W .LM5 I 1 L MKS: ,.-,,,,.,,, V ,RAY Q W, Sirufling through flag rouiines are Nancy Cooke, Ruihie Hall, Pa? Thiery and Lorem: Potlerson. Yell leaders Jack Elsner, Mary Sue Cooper, John Hombs, Sharon Ward, Bill Morrison, Joleen Singlefory and Gary Orr. IFQQT XLXLL . , , , - Q A - .1 . x .., A ,,., 5, Although outpointed several times during the season, Santa Ana's '55 football squad was never outdone in the departments of desire, determination and spirit. This was quite a task at times, as the Don gridders faced some of the toughest junior colleges in the nation during the season with a small, thinly-manned squad short on returning lettermen. The fine temperament of the team throughout the season is a fitting tribute to the job done by Head Coach Don Davis in his first season, and John Ward, his assistant. Opening the season against Citrus away from home, the Dons were edged out 12-7. San Francisco City College was the next opponent for Santa Ana, and-the rampaging Rams defeated SAC, 55-7. In the last practice game, Long Beach CC nosed out the Dons, 18-O. The Dons played fine football in their opening league game and upset a powerful San Bernardino crew 19-6. Orange Coast's Pirates won a thrilling game the next week, 21-13. Bouncing back against Riverside College, the Dons overcame six point deficit at half time to take their second Eastern Conference victory, 13-6. Traveling to Phoenix for a non-conference tilt, Santa Ana lost a 41-15 game to the strong Bears. Next the Dons took on the burly Mt. San Antonio Mounties, then ranked second nationally. Despite the Dons' efforts to stem the tide, the Mounties thundered over the Santa Ana squad 40-O. On Thanksgiving day, Santa Ana played its 1955 grid finale against Fullerton, which had just unseated Mt. SAC from its Eastern Conference throne. The Hornets crushed the outmanned Dons 55-7. Season Records Citrus 12 Dons' 7 San Francisco 55 Dons 7 Long Beach 18 Dons 0 'San Bernadino 6 Dons 19 'Orange Coast 21 Dons 13 Chaffey 20 Dons 14 Riverside 6 Dons 13 Phoenix 41 Dons 15 Mt, San Antonio 40 Dons 0 Fullerton 55 Dons 7 it League Games 'X -jf f'3. XXX 4 '55 4? - -ai. ' A N , SQ. ' .6 To - ff, i- J3 I 4' A ' '4 Q X. r 1 f J I 4' z, X' I fl f x 1 ix YK oo do ima C 69 wo x. Y, SN vows elim? Rn Bo -nk 00 'fa cd C,0c:c:beR0'e N Q6 Ngo ww' Don fooiballers arrayed in full baffle garb. From ihe leff: Top row, Asst. Coach John Ward, Dave Whalen, Tom Allen, George Dowling, John Garmo Philip Runels, John Sheffield, Don Adkins, Al Banks, Bill Cornell, Richard Grove, Bofggm row, MQ,-yin Resend-uns Ed Payne, Kgrf Negles, Charles Kipp, Clayton Turner, Owen Brown, 4 I i i i I V 1 1 1 c0.c-Q I from :flights D 1 ldehhe Ur, Jo bef 'do , ore 11, ,ef feenfelwf and T Ing frQy0fh Be, , Q, W Oft gllrhe in ',q if B i ff 'I 'era ,Z 'M E +fr- F f l Jgll - . N' H 'J-1-A ur a From the left: top row, Don Gedney, Joe Smith, Les Grayson, Leland Epp, Bill Marsden, Gil Rodriquez, Bob Hallahan, Mick Callan, Connie Moore, Fred Kuhl, Max Moms, and Head Couch Don Dqyig, Bohom row, Tom Berg, Don Jordan, Tom Baldwin, Carlton Davis, Bob Harrington, Robert La Vine, Bill Smith. ,.. . -M..- Tom Baldwin wt 'lan Tom Berg Mick Callan f- --1 --1-V-e - 3' 5 5 vw U , ,E I V , ' ,Q Vg. , M X 4 J, waive, 'ai' ,gif , .: - 2 gina., , evil. lf' ', Dl'll5j.'53L . Q 3? ' 1 ' 1 I, 1 gf' 1 ,,' ,.-qw xx... -J ' Bill Come H r. A.-, - L Bud Dowling - Q as 'Dix Y L41- Carlton Davis 86 D' DQ-4,-Va. Carlton Davis and Dave Whalen carry ihe ball over some solid brawn in Qhe form of Tom Berg and Don Jordan. Leland Epp SV , .Y - W 1 , 1 ,NTT i .1 h gi A AI . K . ,A ,V , ', , L Q g,,1-in. N ' -Aff John Garthe Don Gedney les G -WSG in llxx, X , Nqr... I . .ll V -fr 5 ...f,,, a ffl, ' f H691 . K Dave Whalen ,T if H ji -'--f. .1 .ein .L ,Y Q AL! ,., :nr 1, . i f2.a'r'7j T- T-'IIf.' -'-V: lirl ' liiiji' gl' ll i I l an c W L I. 1 115' ,'. 'LL-..,-e A w if itz-iziffel l ' w F '1 'M' 8 'l Q Fl' 'u 1. 5,11 1 U , 3 K -w . i 1' l l - Chuck Swinclen ng John Sheffield ,T H -, ---Y-f--fvff in , i P 4 E l lil? Ti ' ' i 7 if :ff Q ' e - ' Lzji., 1.-T-15g,A4?4g.25521?i', ,W K. AM yi A , li 1 N l fi X i f- Richard Grove Don Jordan had Kuhl ff H H Pu v, Q SAC foofbullers charge viciously af mock foe. Al Lang fr-25.-P r- -7.2 -gs-f.: en- lf- V 1' -'ff w-I-4V'fli'L. QfS.f -nf-fF'1.,1 ' .1 :,.-..,, ... . W, W . ,, .Ei .--5---if --J , .le M ,- lf-. fa zv ' 55 3' rf? 7':'1Ei??g9'?1?4 w I , E :ft 7:r'n. -A IT --u 1.-if . .. ,Q v l L-if H f 'r 'rl 1 nr 1,4 ' nl ' ' V Ag , ,ii U v mr 1 me . . , , , , ,. , gwuaif. 5 -,, ' , 3. .. 'ef l ' 11 4,55 fe V va 1 . , 'Y-ggi ,,'5..iu'Kp - 1 5. N ., -'f'eAfw f f Q . ' V E2g?q'55i':'.'-Q. -f. H'lf1f'fifm 1-1-'V ' ., ,v:..j.15,,, gig, - Q ,F Z Q.. u V n .j, l...gw V ff 1 I 'lu A F'Fffl7l - 7ffff1?- r F . T., L Carlton Davis, speedy hulfbaclz for Ihe Dons boots cs long one in pmdice. Connie Moon ,, Y. ,Y . W .,,. TM, -., ,, .X ,T.,..,,,?:.:.... -K iV4k K Z V V 4 V i V V YY VV, ..!, X , gf :bi .- eu V . - - , X m- . 7 'Q if 1 -,Q 11, Y -' Gil Roclriquez MGX Moore Gal Rodrlquez Son Francisco M Dowling Cm, C.,...., Dm. LBCC vc ' 'L EHR,-. ls vlfl Fi ln Tom Baldwin Sqn gen-goo ' , -,fur - Tom Berg Phoenix f l Dave Whalen Chaffey TOM Allen Riverside -411. ,.,.. , - Bill Cornet! X Mt. SAC MGX Moore Fullerton 1 seems A P ssxske - D qw' pw om 0 O be xo ww' ef WY prize of priz ekpoxbyg :Sf Coosl' es! lnself s vicf ary from HY hnemen he .wee d hY bbe C . is ' nd 'n BG 10 X V Q , 9065 0 W' Q . en :Vw I aepo wa' P com we so' xc-'Q :chord ll-emi IS pro:-loflne Hero N for lo flu-1 enemy UNO' .vuccessfulcv procurbyg Or 00' HWS- 70 513' flbbf lk John Hombs and lo ' 0 C 5091 S40 cheerleaders. 01796 his lefr i 39 s i QR wl QQ t.. , 2----Left..-,J U A 1: ,.,ff1D-1-qi. 1326 ' WPT ry ij r n-ft?2'i1Q- FFT -. :Hi- ff?'eif1 if we ww. .ir-re: 'buwii-w,' L.-lf'-, r-'W5'1':i- V 'Ji'-1-1-Q' tea X self.-.,.i-.1-fi-i. 1 f:!'1h ' .t11iiq --e',f-.i.- - vgife- -mi1-4w2:- sfm'e1H1.,w,:-Q Jrifzff Lffete 5 Af filpifn-'fav .'-. ' ' 4 i--.-J - - ' -'L' - f V. ' 'iv 1- mf. -n.A,1 2 t, . --iv-'A .' -T lgifgafg 'Lg1zt-wifes ..e.+'.'Hg'f. . 1 1 - M: Y 'A' ' 2 f 5' 1? ' tw 1'J'i'k1if.-1 -1- -Y ? - ' '. 15 -' L ff' f igglvtl, I71iQJ'f:g,ajj,iilmlFP H'-' Qif, ig V., I . f v gag ,.1n7ic',fau it Q: .-VV, F rNi,I,W ,':I , , - Z.. f ' gl-1 - -V r 4 'hw 71, .. '.-'rsxmi ' , 'f gf,,-'Jrfffq up X , 'iffy' ,' .I ,. 'J--tg' ' . , -fl I 3. , V t ' ii:-1 H - t - -. 'ei i ,3 4, 1 e- 3 ,4- i 1- 4 ,.: :. .i 4' 1 if -' iw 5 ge -, fd- y if V 5 V fm i ,, some league with Fullerton and Mt. SAC are Charles Berg and Don Adkins. same lelancl Epp, Tom Don Jordan earned the Don of the Year award with his outstanding play on the line during the entire season. Jordan was a torch of spirit that helped the Dons defeat San Bernardino and Riverside and to buoy the Dons up after the defeats delt to SAC by their other Eastern Con- ference opponents. Don was one of the teams co-captains along with Tom Berg. Elected Don of the Week for his performance against Orange Coast College, Jordan never missed a contest, and played most of the Dons' games from start to finish. t we A Q 4, gi I - :iff E ' W . t ' ' 1 .4 I, . 1,- ' l. Ser I ' 4 'Yi J., ' 4- . . 1- , ,vi 14' H -1, vi . - 1- ' 'E '4 v ' .. -, . l I. W A I tr ,A .1-5. H... ,I V I - A 17: I :'1',- '-- ' 1 ,g.3 '.- .. .,, , lu athletes, waits Bergesen, better known as Elmer to Don Trainer . l for some business in his new habitat, the Bill Cook Gym. Y .4 xotagix oo' cin- ga 6 9 GA RoAxx9ag':' ikkev a sho - e w KN N-'B 9,96 I ' M GX Moor h , against Ciiius 37:0 jEII'?.'h'5 Pdss for fall. 'om The Edsfern. , 55 EI' ' s 5 9 5 . V ' , ,' if I :-2 ? . ' ' Z I l QCII! A 1 to sio his running around Several Dons plead with a reluctani opponen p IASKIET AILIL Don Casobamen completed their '55-56 season sharing fifth place Eastern Con- ference honors with Riverside this year. Despite a serious height shortage and an even more serious manpower shortage near the seasonfs end, the Dons came through to beat several squads that were rated far above them. Two of the Dons most impressive victories were non-conference games over Harbor and Santa Monica, who respectively and placed second in their league. Chaffey started SAC on winning ways in the Dons first league game. Riverside upset the winning streak at the outset however, squeezing by the SAC squad 73-72- A successful practice tilt punctuated this defeat and SAC's encounter with the powerhouse of the Eastern Conference. The Dons dropped consecutive games to Fullerton, Mt. San Antonio, Orange Coast, and San Bernardino to end the first round of league play. Resurging for two more victories, the Dons overran Chaffey for the second time and succeeded in dropping favorite Riverside, The last six galmes on schedule all ended in defeat for the Don quintet. The Santa Ano team fielded only seven men in their last game. Phoenix, Loyola Frosh, Fullerton, Mt. San Antonio, Orange Coast and San Bernardino were the victors of the six losses- Season Records Alumni 69 Dons 66 Palomar 44 Dons 62 Santa Monica 66 Dons 81 USC Frosh 62 Dons 51 Harbor 68 Dons 74 Citrus 76 Dons 68 Glendale 49 Dons 64 Chaffey 80 Dons 67 od Co och HC 4101-fell -007 sfdhfey 95 pol' 'rf 'hon 15 for fly e bo: 1-efboll rec K . , we 'S f X X x 'SS , 'xx ,M x '09 . 1 2 55 'L 5 , M , nv 'N 1 'l.fwf,f A -QQ: if A N5 Q i. ' ,fl .l, X 1 ,.w, i ,M K in 'vu ESQ 2. fr ' W m, jk QH F542 as 'Q .f- ff Guard Roger Garret - Guard John Hombs - Guard ,a Chuck Lewis - Forward Mike O'Brieh - Forward Di Don Basketeers get some advice from Coach C. W, Murrel. From left: top row, Al Banks, Mike O'brien, Dick Rannus, Chuck Lyons, Roger Garrett, John Hombs and Brent Turner. Kneeling, from lefty Bob Hunden, lee Mathews, Jim Stanley, Jim Markum, Chuck Lewis and Coach Murrel. QW- ' ' i Ck Runfluf G1-'Ufd Jim Stanley - Forward Brent Turner - Guard ASE AILIL The Dons failed to break into the Eastern Conference win column with any consistency this spring, but played the game well all season despite the loss of several good men before the year terminated. All three of SAC's triple threat Hunden brothers, Gene, Bob, and Bill were forced to drop out mid-way in the season. Powerful Orange Coast was the league victor and most prominent team to step heavily on the Dons' scorebook. The Coast team beat SAC 17-3 and 10-3. in league play. Successful hitting by the Dons at the plate was not accompanied by equal success in the runs-scored department, as they never quite got the right combina- tion in the lineup to push across scores when the need was greatest. Frank Grizzelle carried the biggest stick for the Dons this year, consistently batting well over the .300 mark. Another top hitter for SAC was Dave Ellis, who also did better than average at the plate. Outstanding fielders who turned in many run saving plays for the Dons were Dave Ellis and Frank Grizzelle. Coach Don Davis Bill Cook l 1 ! IW q -5.3, wif, ' Team rosier included Al Banks, Don Adkins, Charles Berryman, Bull Black, Bud Dowling, Dave Ellis, Lloyd Foster, Frank Grizzelle, Bob Hunden, Bill Hunden, Gene Hunden, John Fuentes, Tom Marumolo, Connie Moore, Don Radford, Marvin Rosencrans, Gerald Sullivan, and Luis Voldivia. r --N .f- f 51 . ij SAC PROUD Television Network l' or' A WX1Mm,MA My-4LLJcd7fW5fQL2lQ, .,.k Aff Q5 M in 'f i .-,e. l .W if tl fly c curve ball from the bull pen. Several n he came in from his regular centerfield position to do tl1e,pitching duties for SAC. Bud Dowling times during the Frank Grizzelle, veteran basebcller for SAC, stretches to meet the bull frorn his first bose slot. Valdlvlq slap, Q f U9 on 1 Bud Dowling l 1 slidin 9 into third b Qs ' . e In ,mer-S quad Pfuctice TRACK An exceptional record was turned in by the Dons' diminutive track squad thisbyear, as the Dons were second only to Mt. San Antonio's cindermen in Eastern Conference competition. SAC went on to place third in the Southern California Championship Meet, and succeeded in sending five men, Dave Krowel, Jim Giyer, Lee Mathews, John Kershaw, and Jon Winter, to the California State Meet in defense of their state championship. Fielding only twenty-two men during the season, Coach John Ward brought the team along well, but powerful Mt. SAC College proved too great a hurdle for the Don Cindermen in the league finals. The Donslsuccessfully made shambles of the rest of their EC opponents, both in the conference finals and in meets before the conference windup. Track fans will recall the excellent efforts of two miler Jack Currier, quarter miler Kent Scholten, shot putter Dave Whalen, pole vaulter Bell Hammond, sprinter Ron Contreras, broad iumpers Rod Jones, Joel Habener and Jerry Kocurek, hurdler John Schick, high jumper David Haven, and many others. These men and others ofthe Don track squad have accomplished a great deal this year, and have helped spread the track fame of Santa Ana College over the entire state of California. 'X K l John Kershaw 880 yard evenfer. 5 -..H- x -. QQ-f 1 fm' Bo Coon muler. W-1-7 KJ I , K? v ,-,,.,Y., -,,-Z' .,4- Q 101 ,J .. r ilu Q T? . :Z Y' ff. ' ' , All x E ' l V -t 'i A 'f -' V' Q-.:+, ,Tl :VV K ,L iQ .Q . F ' w i J ' s' Q ,157 , , 11- Y e ' .2 '. John Schick, hurdler, Joel Hobener, broad iumper, and .lon Winter, High iumper David Haven. hurdler. i , i - 1 ' i J V s ' ' 4. 'Q J 3 7 , A 5 1. ,.- . it t - a - 3.5-l ,- F Q ,rf ' Y-1, 1' , I H-7, ,T-5 U j l . I l , t ' ' ,..--M ,i f E ' - ,, '.Af ..1', x. 1 - - X ' 3, N - 5 , ,I f!'.1vAi , -' SAC's touted trackmen, from left kneeling, Jock Currier, Jim Giyer, ' ' i - W' N-- -M' L '-'575'H 'fini ' Ron Contreras, John Schick, Bill Hammond, Rod Jones, Kent Scholten, A Dgye Whalen, ,hog puner. and Joel Habener. Back rowg Dove Krowel, Jerry Kocurek, Jon Winter, Lee Mathews, Dave Whalen, John Kershaw, David Haven, and Bob Coon. Standing by is the Dons' track mentor, John Word. il l 5 ' W ' 1 Fi ' ' . I , -' w. , U - ' Ml A . 1 'lift' - 1 , 11 t . if 4 if ' - gall! 1 N- XI4 is.. Q, I 'ggi-. .ln - V A Q , gf A x J V, I3 1 f.,,4jZf5,jrgg5j- 9-ififn,-e , ' ' JY 'I -71 -5fi Y F7'i i 73 '- ' ' J t lfii f a e 'l JL IF4-?w 'fs',' J L Q, 44 ' -f ' V., ' . P in 1 ' -' ', J , Q giff? ' . 1- . ' 'f-J ' , f 4 ' . 4'. Z I .l..,L' , l Billfl lllamlzond, Pol' vqulleff D'-W0 Krowel, l1UI'ClleY, i A OPposition's view of sprinter Jim .Contreras running ' ' C102 on ontrerus, sprinter. I ,he 880 yard relay. - Q. T J fi v I7 ' . Hu 1? Q1 N 'J . X ' X i y ' sv I I Y 6 - tl! i 'SI 5 V, g'?l: 1 , V mb N .f 'F' 6. H- - , w. '14 B W i X 1 -6' .t J . ' u ' ' 'W K w I - : A ar .fmxiw ...f -... A- I ii ii W .s I X Q, W 'UA f-Bw ' ' .- i X 11 A i s f i - - :'r?:i7?' 'L,::4g1ff.1T N ' in iiii e e 5 . Bm Hammond, pole Vouyer- 2Ai:?r'Bob Croon breaks from the post with two Orange Coos! Gnd ON? u er on en ry. :'A F v '- 'S V . r ' , , i i' hi, 'IP ' .J i W X:-Qui' JA fu? ' Y N v Q- il ii' W One of 5AC'5ls9o1e championship entries, Jon Winier, strides over c high Lee Mathews 440 Dave Wholen sho, puner and Ken schohen 440. hurdle in practice. ' ' ' ' , ii g f 1 V 7 3 .. 1' I ' -. I , H Uri. Whalen heaving the iavelin. if v i - 1 , if 1 r V1 , Two-ri1iler- luck Currier. Jim Giyer and Bob C000- 1' m ' A' A . , ,4 I 103 CIRQSS CQUNTRY W 9,3 .2 It GULF Golfers, from le Clrorlbls Barry ff, Dick F onco. K 4' cole, Hoge neehbg Lv 54 3- r Benso x golf s., fl, 7'0ylor WOQUGIQ Reber! C Inenlor, Q Murrel bop,oelL QB Dick Foo he Stow f gf fig , , WJ TENNIS Santa Ana College's '56 tennis team, under the able leadership of Coach Maurice Gerard, repeated its championship performance of last year again this season, although half of the Eastern Conference title was annexed by an equally strong Chaffey club. Four of SAC's racketeers, Dick Lamb, Wesley Hunt, Paul Bader, and Bill Barber, qualified and played in the Southern California Tournament, The Dons did on all-around top-flight iob, and have enough returnees to threaten still another conference championship next year. ,, ' I ' 'r' V V I ' ' ' - I i ,A ' i 'fi l A , Hr'-2 mil. r J, i I 'mc P '?'lWi'g ff-z:'h+?fg f ! 11-1 ' w ii ' 5'59 ? A4 A ' 55,9-,A ji-N ikikr 4- - , 5 4 V ' ' f ffkvf CFP' ia?-'ff rf i 'T'i ' tain? 4 ' -N A - ' AA, 'AIAA ' A iv y ' g A , ' Y D indir- 3 Y is A I ' I Dick Lamb 4' it A - 'T - A' gc I . A E Lg IE P- ze .r- ,asf if: SACs Racketeers brought home a chunk of the Eastern Conference title this year, sharing the crown with Chaffey. Standing from the left: Coach Maurice W ' ' N ' i' a ih' ' c i 'N Gerard, Wekley Hunt, Boyd Van Wyckhouse, Dick Lamb, and Paul Bader, Kneel- am Peden ing, GeorgeiGuset, Bill Barber, Sam Peden, and Richard Hitt. i TWO f F bi ,A , f - -1 A , r i + A e ff? A MEN A E A 54,11 gisesr , A,..4 Paul Bader 'f -CX i in - A I .ii Q Vi' 'A Art ' V - f.-.ir-wa ff ' ' 'if-113f LA.E i ki ' - 3 ' i ' iii' M 1 - division for the Eastern Conference tennis ranks, and kept uprthe tradition 1 4 this year by coaching SAC into a co-championship this spring. Bill Barber 107 XWCDMENDS SPDQRTVS l Fx.. .55 Barbara Andersen, Karen Clark, coach Bill Cook, Carol Conner, and Patti Thompson converse on the finer points of the Feminine brand of volleyball. A cool morning persuaded the coach fo break out heavy wool suits. ,JA A. . J 1 N. Z' l!l4, '!' p og bY ken earfwb. . vlan in H Rexs DEPAR1NiE!::dxSNJs5 Babe e C gk 'UM-E1x,, Weihe' PVS A115050 NNOME ice l Ven NWS 2 XWQMIENDS ATIHILETIIC ASSQCIIATIIQN ,a svovonwo Due to the excellent cooperation between the WAA board of each semester and the women belonging to the association, September, 1955 to June, 1956 proved to be a successful as well as eventful year. The women of Santa Ana College started their sports year with o basketball season during which they traveled to various other colleges and in turn acted as hostesses to visiting women's teams. Joining the men, the women sharpened their court play for a co-ed volleyball tournament at Long Beach City College. The WAA continued with their own schedule of volleyball games after the tournament and followed a procedure similar to that of the basketball season. The women's year of sports wound up with a series of softball games with nearby colleges. FALL SPRING Sharon Ward President Donna Stark Ester Palomara WCS P e5'dem .,....,............. Helen Romero Secretary-Tfeasurer Barbara Lindskog Angelina Castillo Historian Bethel young Basketball Manager Pat Rice Volleyball Manager Donna Denio Tennis Manager Joyce Harris D Ohnq we WAA BASEBALL PLAYERS are from left to right-back row-Shirley Douglas, Joyce Ranney, Clorice Trickery, Kurole Krupp Donna Denio, and Isabelle Rellstab, advisor. Front row includes Bethel Young, Donna Stark, Pat Rice, and Ester Palomera arf. ll H 3: tl, u . 5 I n 4 I - 0- -' 11- -,-1 Karole Krupp watches as Donna Denio tosses the basketball hoopwarcl. The women played a busy schedule with other colleges. .4 4 1 , s. Karole Krupp whacks the baseball for her WAA baseball team. 110 while Isabelle Rellstab, umpire watches on. Catcher is Ester Palomera. lSAC modern dance women pose in front of mirror. l 'zaliv ,ilg ,-,.. -.'. :' X M ' l 1 f .. ,f 1,-, if 1-7 , - - s . X If l 4 I M eg' Stk Xxlfhk-, maid r f?-Ae: exif ,. 5, WOMEN SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS partake of a tennis game. Included in the group are Bethel Young, Clarice Trickey, Joyce Ranney, and Donna Starlc. 'Qll,,,! Glen Alexander, center, retrieves his arrow as Nell Palmer, Dianna Smith, Rudolph Martin and Ernest fBusterJ Larsen kibitz in the coeducational archery class. 'Ill Athletic Director Bill Cook recalls old memories with his 1935 football squad at the Dons annual reunion banquet. The banquet honors grads of twenty years back Football Coaches John Word, left, and Don Davis, right, congratulate Gil Rodriquez and Max Moore who were elected co-captains for 1956 at the Dons Football l I 112 CDD CDT AILIL X 7, NQUET ff? I U Couch Truck Jim .1 Y Ward presents speclal trophies to the five trockmen who quohfned for the California State after scoring third in the Southland meet. From left, Lee Mothews, Dove Krowel, Jon Winter, and John Kershaw. PFQIIINIG Among Gerard Paul Peden. mony spring sports athletes honored at the spring banquet were Coach Maurice his tennis conference co-champions, shown with their trophy. His letter-men gre Bill Barber, George Griset, Richard Hitt, Wesley Hunt, Richard Lamb and Sam PCCDIRTS y' med X gex-o ony S cquox AC onnuo ds oi Dons' K ct ovl e the bigges Done. , oi the The YKeXXo Rr, sow one ' year. oiio ockwkw wus Un Q' .r load Upb Uf-fe f. S fyle on , , he llo Do '70 Be We Con Benq ossedx LoY5e Mage spcls Co bw. PM-ge vs ond We siege ca dress reheovsd 'oefcore We CNRS Coda QHRIISTMA , Ag 18 IN m KS oX Ro: PA ved-4 NxoYmovIsV-x gets Knsiwcfxons hom 'skdws QXG1. 115 vi 08 x Ox o5 Co Sharon Dovns Beffy Peircls and Carol Hughes the nngrednenis for on close r Q1 The formal destined to adorn the Homecomin ' ' . 9 Q d b B Lewis, Deborah Smith, and Sully Vcldivia, ueen ls examine Y any I'-JICDMIECQINAIINCE QUEEN S A ' -QL , 1 Q9 l , we x i ff,-. Q jg l ,effwff S Six condidotes for Homecoming Queen, Deborah Smith, Darlene Longwell, Sally Valdivio, Betty Lewis, Jon Worlhen, cmd Jolecn Singlelory, gathered logether before the onnouncemeni of iii:- winner. Jan Worther-, Deborah Smith, Jolene Singlefory, ond Scully Voldivio display the Turks-r Memorial Foolboll Trophy. S A C IUSIINESS College Director Daniel McNaughton, standing right, is given some information on the latest office equipment. Automotive maiors prepare for the deluge of visitors on Business Education Days in February. l d in Cook Gym on Business Education Days Cl Hundreds of exhibits were disp aye shown in this panorama view. Qs K S ,oo 118 dll 6' Hrgl-, S h fc h- C Dol Stud . ,A - ua S ' Show 11 en' model, ti, D' l - im E:..f eld e on the Dons' latest i,, fem, ' cQmPUS, mme fqs l'lf0n5 U' Buf fUrr1s' EDUQMIIQN Ms 1 . aim ttluuw LQ X v ' ,uf -.t,V b-. 1 SAC industrial majors await the deluge of people that flooded Cook's Gymnasium during Business Education Days. High school seniors were guests at business show on campus vocational visit. J' o ,fo .4-rr Qfy. org. 0,4 V 9' ' ing- U e record ,V ' ' . f P i t NY their slim ol t den 5 J Couege stu 119 -l 'Xde . n iemvx' .oY ihe blog - eN . n, M X-eV4l5a ni Ux-UO 6 CYNC gqu 9 xx on Q We Ruihvrrxa come' 0 xkei Beverly Malmowsku, Rod Jones, Nancy Neumann, and Mike O'Brien pause before another go at dancing at the Luau. Cosiumed revelers clown at SAC's annual fxesfa Luau. MAYTIIME QUEEN 'jf' it . r. 'W' .r 5' JQ,, W Prem- offhe . d n ls en! Frank Gilijrfyled Mow' e nm, D A e, cnc e Qneen by A53 Tying with Joyce Ronney in the first e Mcxytime Dance throne in The run-off vote. eg .- 'Qix N . 141'-' -,e 2,2 -, fi , lection, Jun Wortlwen was elected to the loyce Ronney, Jon Worthen, nominees for the title. Www! and Darlene Longwell were fhe SCIIENCIE FAIIR 'f' 9 t 6,,a r ' i in Q' LK. .egg -1 More than 350 exhibits iammed the main floor of Cook Gym for the first annual Orange County Science Fair, Dons were hosts for all high schools and iunior highs in the county, already are planning o bigger show next April. 122 xi' 4. Dave Goodsell, sweepstakes winner with his electronic com- puter, shows his family how it works. John Case of Santo Ana High School astounded show visitors with his cyclotron exhibit. nxt .1 f as i . Q r l l n l :FZ JW 1 Xa-, ,gb -'ri 1. f -. X it 'ft , vl- 't 1 X ll , t 'nur YQ' I 22' g' 5' Es - ' K 721 bg , -. -,- ln Dana King Hammond, for whom Hammond Hall was dedicated pauses on tour of new science structure to admire memorual magnolla tree 'I tree planted ln memory of Instructor Etta Conkle Cottrell -. 4---fy teachers and college friends ioined in the past-dedication reception in cook Gymn the coffee cups are, from left, Director Daniel McNaughton, Miss Lella Watson, O. Russell, D. K, Hammond and Athletic Director Bill Cook. asium, Chatting Former Director A it J Dons had the unique honor in January of wit- nessing a mass naturalization ceremony for new citizens, with a session of the superior court con- vened in Cook Gymnasium. Political science, history and other classes surrounded the Ameri- canization class as oaths of allegiance were given by Judge Franklin West and immigration officials. It marked the first time this rite had been conducted on a college campus. Don Beaudry was student chairman and worked with Instructor Ernest Crain and other students in arranging the many details of the session. Don Beaudry, SAC chairman for the Naturalization ceremony conducted in Cook Gymasnium-the first such Americanization rite to be held on a college campus welcomes Eva Marie Holderith and her parents, former German residents now living W 'n Anaheim . XV? YC fymy , 4 ' IXIATUIRALIIZATIICDN 2 AY f F I 5 , .. my I l lx . r C 'F WL, V ' JI. 15,2 '- in I - -1 ' ' h A r n 'Q of of highlights of the naturalization ceremony in the SAC Gymnasium, C' 'lens' 124 ,Q zffrfw V1 , 1 '-' Je w' -3.1.1 -- 1 in the gymnasium. enlarged photographs as Kon O oft Ven Carol Hyle and Ken McCluskey return trophy won a year ago by Santa ullerstructot' Ano High School Generator paper at SAC Journalism Workshop. songs we ln I1 ' F 5 I f .1,.y . , . Q ,-1 'l was Visitors saw as exhibit of art and painting. Rees Olson, left, SAC music chairman, listens to Woodwind Quartet prior . , to Woodwind Festival. From left, Jim Deschler, Gene Hunden, Ernestine W Wilson and Kay Hamilton. .,. A ,X X Fine Arts week was held the third week in May. Featured during the week were exhibits from the college art department, photographs taken by students, a play by the College Players, chamber music, literature, spring sports and the third annual Journalism Day. Journalism and drama students from high schools and colleges throughout Orange County attended. Nearly 100 trophies and awards were given for excellence in various categories of newspaper and yearbook writing, layout, and photography. Drama students attended dress rehearsals of the College Players' production, Salt For My Partner. newspaper exhibits in Journalism Workshop contests proved exhausting for pro- udges Frank Rospaw Placentia publisher and Jack Boettner compare notes. L11 1 needs center, ns kept busy population, is looking LIIIRAIPQY Students are surprised to discover so many Orange County authors in a special section devoted to their writing and photo- graphs. a growing student lm IT. to the new library authorized in the 1956 bond election. ,IH Y M75 if TT . ' v- 'fL-t WF' ffm lr? dv ' F gi X lla, A 5 si! X N gg , IQ - . X - ybuh , I V' fwffrx !f, lm uf 5 i i . s ix X X- .-I s N Helen Romero is CI cheerful aide behind the library desk Betty Jones and John Sky Dunlap give college information to an Air Force couple, amoung thousands who saw SAC exhibit during Orange County Fair. CQUNW FA cours: :xmas VHOIIIOWS on nw umm ,J ca L2 Ho 'finvc Lovely County Fair royalty visit the Santa Ana College exhibit. From left, Pat Bilyk, Janice Holm, Carolyn Jones and Dee' Dee Cunningham. HR SAQ AWAR M WIINNERS D1cne Lykke is serving os Miss Xndusirid Devdopme Chamber of Commerce. J- r' Xor- d QQ het SLY10 ,ix?nnirc?r?wN?:: Ze.-E32 xi-no Business and 'V X 'O- Shoiesskonux 'Nomads Cu 'f .. I ,-N f' , fi f f, ' 5 5' A I -'. 41 ' , J ,- f z.. g Ax - ' .fy , , , 'f ' ,' ,ff V V 1 I, W 1 A , ff' ,gi X- Lrfrx ' Ben Y Petr new ho CS, genre rlors as rf SAC f M' f :ss Ofcngishgaan and East unfy in fheexisconference s America ccgfen Won Pefiyion 128 l 7' -'af-,ll . L+-f ij-Ev, Donald Dayle,9rigl1f and Jolm La awards f wson won firsi and second or coanfy collegians in the reallor-sponsored essay ccniesf on home ownership. I I r P, serving as a L an Altr Bdrfaara Krarn as Doncellas ho f usa Club schola lv' s ess, also won rs lp award for h ' journalism. er vocational goal in ,ffii ' 1 James Iefff -ess From bvS'n se'-lm' Helm' in SAC rail: N' W' 129 Id machigszfh, inswuc o - e , dmlre . Aw U Ml5S . 'nners - er: . r. Phyllis leeper, pfe,fde,,, of Ph. T ward W'iion wmnrial wmne kappa i I lwefa , rica G .nisfru :reid f l 5 0W0f'de0' Soropfilnisr Club f Ame adm' ,som se scholarslup, I - Bank o businef nor Wu Ieh d E69 Whfae an, an chmrm I I ARD QF EDUCXAXTIIQN Trustee President C. B. Knickerbocker is proud of his new Continental. Engineer John Bellows has sog 130 struction programs. rg- I hr a 9 .sn ff.. F., Superintendent Lynn H. Crawford has long service with Santo Ana schools, once attended SAC. He is pictured south of Student Union. H i, I r e advice for college con- 55N t Q WQLQHTFT t 5 'l 4? 0 Pu Q ' ' tgirl: . o ' 0 OD OOO 579135 ITTUI1 college problem Lynn Crawford, Knickerbocker l ' ll l . ' 1' il , e' ill I gl lil vii, t ili' t t, Ll.. vi- Z .C il. Don Hayden is a businessman never too busy to ioin ,college activities. W Title Executive Don Kennedy is avid golfer, prominent in civic t work .-- .Wd --T' H 3 . 1 v l l 1 5 t Q , 1 l l i , 1 3 V t Lumberman Wilbur Barr is longtime friend of college instructors and students. by resignation and George King by death. Conferrmg on a Dr Daniel McNuughton, standing left, and Superintendent 131 center, are John Bellows, Mr. King, Mr. Bowman, C. B. Don ADMIINSTRATIIQN sm W Dr. Doniel C. McNaughton, Director of the College, is serving his sixth year at the helm of the college. An avid supporter of the foreign student program, he is shown counselling with two graduates on their future college work, Jeonetta Rosenberg of South Africa and Ghulam Mohammed of Pakistan. 132 .XX vs r ill' r l .Q I 1- fx Q .gn ,Av .nn . . A rf,-,n,.-1 5:91- .. iz Y f - .gg an v- fn Registrar Genevieve Humiston, campus friend of thousands since 1929, gets a ll ll in photography from John Sky Dunlap, Assistant to the Director in charge Community Relations, whose news bureau, alumni newsletters, campus con- and school contacts ,- i ii- Yl'i-' -,...-.- rvqwe- YQ' J , I l i 1 ll Sl if ,, -Qi. 'S i .Ml - -r-, 'lu-V, - -.Q I lx-':.i I L... lllllllllllllllll i sql' -r --. ., , .,ki..-- , ,, , , gmhshx R Mel? was Q aim JDJ- Y- 7 'N 'l 1a:'5ff T V ,,x .Vin V , . 1 .-,IL:x.!.491q Dr. John E. Johnson and Miss Agness Todd Miller, popular campus deans, H stroll through shaded corridor. Their help to the Executive Boards, college student activities and other functions is invaluable. A U I i nMlNls'rnA'rloN hi .- ,. lk -2- 'I!, 3 I F li 1, i l l i former lor Ernest eff Veterans service personnel on campus, in addition to his duties as placement director and political science instructor. Royal Marten, right, is a busy administrator with his manifold duties as Head Counselor and instructor. In his spare time, he serves on two school boards, is raising four sons, a-nd is an active civic workek 7 , , ,. ,-X' -A f,5'.:7' L A ,, if ' i wi' S' Z if 135 r .al A 1 .4 M , ,, . '- i 1. -1 .id I ,ir- , 'ii 'li u Y - A A 'l 136 ADULT IEIDUCATIICDN Sfu 0 D0 'f E ecfon carrie Adulf Er d 0 - Ucoffo I hs 'fn D I Ddusfri ghfoh of r, - odes C Cor , dlhqfor Evening School Secreiaries: From lefl, Mabel Nelson, June Schriefer, and Alice Sweeney. X Bob Warner 0 Associated Students Assocmled Sfude-MS Business Manager 1955 Business Manager 1956 TTFQ .Q,q U Co o . . X14 , Yxexgioo Sfhess 514' eq? 9 Y-60 Uc l IUSIINESS Sam M. Dermentgian Alice L Smhh I Business Educohon Business Educmion ,EQ A wwn pa X u . fa' 'M , ., .' fl K . 'TNI -.N w if 'L I f-ff. 'gf' . XNM' 'g I Q., 'APU We I W ,mgllfl - ,fi Ling' -:Y I T N . 6 ,uf-l. f3r lik! -av I YXX U l ' S-3'..4I4f' fn as, 'gif 9911 ,- Q -,I ' -. I Robert P, Swift Business Education 4 I J I own moi ' dw N09 TQEQXK Sb C30 ,fzg f ENGILIISIHI ...I 5, 65C A-46 hm 2: -3 Q-Q.-LL G . ff ofq 6 '7963f4'f,l, 1 55 nam w-W oe-H i AND LANGUAGE Caro cod SQVQZYNOV SpQhfsf?'PRUiZ French' Ubficofio Us W A J Ve 0U,.hQll1s'73f,,o I '77 ef, ' E nghgj, kBl!d6lUannQ H05 fix. ihlmw A 1 5'V333laJ -av 11- 5 '5I.T ...ki y f I Z ' 4 '- 17..- 11'4 J.. ,...1 ,gal 1 -.Lf 14' O ' ' fi :- --.1 x -. -- . sh: 1.-.L -1:5 xljfl i in ZX 4'1 'fix , -ff- f i2f, ,.,-:Urs 3. , ,..-,j5 ,gi . 1 1-.i 2.4 X x .1 l- -u - -7, uv - i 2' -f. lm- JV' F2-5.5 '5.fg'-. 215 5, ' ' ' 4 ' I -31 ' . 5 A L- '-.LN- x v . ' 'w 140 V RYXGO fy: J 04, V,,-W: K J' .ff E E IFIINE ARTS .X- x-,N . xiqx fx f 'v ' ': I - C I' , f rg In-X XA! f 4 - fi 'IH - A A ' -frf 1 , fF52f,Q1:,X Vi?-S7 I P V ,L v-,,..a U Ill 1 'L A I P ' on I :zu M -1 ' j s , I 1 ' .1 7 I X 7! , a f ' . ff' 7 ,ff We K, ai A ff y -g f . 11? 77 , ' ' 'ff-'Q' ' , ii' .93 v ,IZ-gnces W. E99e -If ii., - Hui JJ-7'E,r.fe5 if 1 f I .g.5:5f:'53?1' 1' 1 3 'lip X fe fi f mf X 1: l i A. Q96 U MQ! 2:91 5 , 4' l :QlT'f X Q f ' MN 5 195251, :ilzx R ' 'Z-3254321 ..s- - -nu., -'Ir -'N 'l om Bggtifwo 6 Ina Mae Bergeher Assistant Librarian 41 Qi- ., 43313. Zqfe, 8 U 'rf liz, fler fqrion . X, NN ff Be 6 - NOG 3 HJ' 1 W' QW' Pee ee 1 we go Ch 0ff,,,, 5936 Y Douglas Lamont Music .106 9 444, f' C X'-vo 0 Sic CQ 0-0 -wo 'bps gags. C egf Q N939 'DI 01702 ATIHILIETIICS V' 0 Goo of p oh LQWUWQCK f--S.-'Z 6J'Sfi-Vdff nw evo ,M of 0 Xxx , Sd QW. N KN'-Sf . Ofc,--S ' ILLK.. Q R ,oh iii ,W Ax -E- it - X- , -v'l'.-fl-,W A-' SS ,- U .ji-.-X- HL.. ua GYfH'l5'm H 4-,,,,,--.- N-N B I'-X .106 PAYS? - W GSW? co, 6 q'd - ea' cdno 142 GLC don X Q60 oflbr, 'XCO QWI 5 0 O Q X ChovXesNN. NNoneX YW, eIxc,oX Educoixon ls P 0,5 fv e ysi ,le Co! EQJLZ-Sllsf Qi. ab ,OU fs eofed 2 X 545 3 'j in 2 -Eg: I' ! V -.-D. O gyf' jf' 1-bone ooo Yxeowo 1 6 Russell J. Br'-IU' Science Choirmcm gurl 'Y Q ' V 1-4, , Q 'li , , 'Tw I F .1 jjj, . 144 Harold A Moomaw Engineermg Chcurmcm hfe Scle hge .fwfn Osdfiu Wulf Thames C. Von 1 - Y- s, Chermsiry M 3 1.7 1' 2 Q il? 'i lkwm ,5 J n if lfxalzl A l, 1 LA. il .' -NXX 4521 : .1143 e r , 'lynn ,-xj..f'. fp- u P ' Vf':iQ'f -xi: M., Q 1,J i ' . 123 i!5'?' , f-ffglfllll vi , . ull' fm f -P- an kwlili -. l ' ' . -'M 1 '-. I v , ' D A 55- ' ' 'Li ege ': 4.5-. a 7 , ' M ' N tk' -L James . Physics Dr. George S. Macciu Chemistry J . I P -..Q-I SQCIIAL W ' ' . D1.E6vlKn1.Y'otr.e ' SocjxoX Sclxence Cnokrmon X '. I Nw an kv Sp, in C fl 5 45, 4- 1 :W f Wffi 'Q I Q'- I XIX 'A 1 -1 . R :yt 3 K K BW -x 4 f 1 v,- 146 Emesk Crum ' X Science CXO Sw ed or eng Hwy-unoq Xopmenk Cen! Nts. 1- ofc We cmxa Dave 'Q s 1-,, r William R. Corser Socicvl Sqjence 4 NJ 1 Orville M. Knursen Social Science ibr. John E. Johnson Orientation Royal C, M arfen Orientation , ' - 5 11 , 1 15 1Qf ' ' L Q ' C ASA SoYbu WAHM ,- L f A41 .- f f- Q A .0 -'. . ,, , 1 ' ' . 'S V 4 J f f L. ,H . g'T., '- 42 ' VQCATIIQNAL TRADES U iii? X V ...fd Paul E. Andres Fx Agriculture in , n X Glen M. Larsen A ' xg-X Metal Trades ,fx xa., f X,,N- QA C -Q-..-EA ' ' iz- -- 11- 'Q ' K3 -N 631 Y MNFQ .fkil .54 ,Ap 'r ', J -',', W-1 Wi. nf. Q -. : 9 N 1-'Q if 1 ' N . '5' ' T- fx- ' v 'l 1 -z 1 1-fvf' ' ee fx af Aw, :ef-, -L W IA li 'f-:Lei-553 Y -- , 1 fer'-4 H ffn d 4 .A I NI' H 1 ' '-9: C-' 5 Ri - I' .-' I A -ff Y f Y - V , 7 , . '.-'Jig L' ' -:1-14 ' ' -, - . V . - j ' ' -'f 1 R' ?,1:i1. - . G 4 Arlin E, Pirtle George M. Sweeney Vocational Trades Auto Trades 67: if SECRETARIIES HeHen Wilde BQHY McConnell Bettie Corfer , .i-rf , I 4 '- xv 4' ' ,, , ' i , 1 , s ti, '11, Toni Miller .num O Charlotte Harder R Naomi R . fi ,Q W,-ff -,,,...-- Muriel Bergthold E 'gf Maha! L4 Charlotte Greenwald H9 CU STCDDIIANS AND W CD C Z U UU Z IW! Z 7' Cusiodians: From lefl, Leonard S. Haworth, Dorlhea Campbell, Wallace G. Kennedy, John Steen, Alfred Fowler, Francis Oslrander, Alfred' Kustorff, and l.eRoy Rice, head custodian. Groundsmen: From left, Phil Vega, Silas Osborn and Joseph Renders Nm pictured are Cecil Spikes, Alberi Glasgow and Edward Ewer. l 150 vs. E L 'Z w av a fi Q- E ' .1 - NST t I use--51. 5 z .Em H mn . sAc ,Q n 4 2 Q 4 s L LANE , 1? J H 1 ' Q g o I v-lnsmru. 0 ' AVE. CAFETERIIA l A D SNACK IA RAN Tasty meals and' friendly service mark cafeteria stafti from left, Manager Marian Garrett, Katherine Lehman, Inez Snudden and Maybell Sitchler. Y Ae e ew ,l TZQYEIEID y l 5 224? , Friendly crowd in the Student Uman Patio. ffm-ffl' Geneweve Warren is f le'7dLV n U IU9ef of Snack Bar li ' A fffxgfff Stories are fun. Listening to Pre-Teaching Maior Patricia High read them a story are Bill Anderson, Daryl Dwork, Jill Rinehart, Mike Dooley, Tommy Pickles and Alan Mason. Children learn how to get along with each other in their daily classes. vi! Observation of children's behavior in the sanclpile is made by Mrs Zena M M ' c urray, rear center, and Mrs. Theone Burden, supervising mother qt the left. Pre-school-age youngsters are Kathie Ann Burden, Debbie Van Scherpe, Greg Findlay and Peter Geddes, CIHIIIILD IDIEVIELCDIFMAXIENT CENTER -Q ,.-.,, Y Mrs. Zena McMurray, director of the Child Development Center, makes routine morning checkup on one of her youngsters. The tour-year-old center, only one of its kind in Orange County, serves as a laboratory for child growth classes, with 152 parents of the pre-school children attending classes and assisting in supervision ofthe campus school. w A Poii mat Administration sign, Russ Behrens me term on the Executive Bama' d' robients tor Gien inthe brought unioo mg p nstructor on truck and Otis Knighton and Dr. . hiiii s Huii groundbreaking ore Rees G. Cgdgtfigmui Pchdgmdnl and Betty Lee Lotterty and Lee 5 U, USIC Ford, drama. 1' Ei Don contob trnds Strn t-ionidns giving Poimen' hom iett, to Cori Sawyer, Don Mitcheii, Pichorci Church, and seated, Editor Wait Toyior Science instructors check Hornrnond Holi blueprints, from iett, J. Ruiseii BNN, Thomas C. Von Osdoii, Horace A. Scott, Horoid A. Nxoomow, Robert Cioy ond Dr. George S. Muccio. I 'yy' H - L ' X '4Yb ' 4-.ff enrs irette enioys teiiing Oro L h sters the marveis of science in Ngiuialixoiiirooi young- 153 1 , Decorations committee prepares for Gypsy Doodle carni- val. From left, Lynn Livenspire, Martha Riggan and Jeri Salisbu ,X - Science Chairman J. Russell Bruff points out details on bacteria slide to Rosalind Lindsay. Don, again wen the Red Cross trophy for donating more blood than other county junior colleges. Donor Betty Petras and Ernest Crain admire trophy. 154 George l.. Wester, social science major, grain, political science instructor, study copy of Declara- .X X tion of Independence. u Q'Qg Howard Teten, Associated Students president-elect, takes wife Gail backstage in Studio A to see elaborate sound equipment. ff' ,B 51. Future Don and his clad watch as tilt-up concrete walls go up on Phillips Hall. .SV -xg . P A ONS I X II ll Il COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF SANTA ANA Head Office-Main at Fifth North Side Branch-521 W. 17th St. South Side Branch-2133 S. Main St. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSN. 506 N. Broadway ORANGE COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY ,f 1400 N. Main St. ORANGE COUNTY TITLE CO. 5th 81 Main Sts. SANTA ANA SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSN. 1416 N. Main St. A few of fi.. tielerans and aides who washed iss cm gmg FARM MUTUAL AUTQMQBILE INSURANCE CQ to raise money' to contribute to the Olympic fund. From W h S the left, Izzy Hernandez, Henry Sporleder, Ellie Hannaford, ' l L' a customer, Luis Voldivio and Vero Schmetgen. AUTOMOTIVE FOOD GEORGE DUNTON, Ford Dealer CERTIFIED MARKET a1oN. Mavn sf. iooa E. 17th sf. W. R. GORDON 221 E. 5th St. EXCELSIOR CREAMERY CO., LTD. l 926 E. First St. O. R. HAAN, INC., Chrysler 8. Plymouth 505 S. Main St. i-:Airs DRIVE-:Ns HARRISON PoN1iAc co. 18500 S- Mum 5'- 2ld 8. Sycamore Sts. ' nRivE-IN s. COFFEE si-top c. B. KNicKERaocKER's, INC. N' Main SL Lincoln 81 Mercury i 'II18 N. Main St. ' , v E ' . f l ' - -- - . iff' l i Y W- . - -' 1. . i . ' - - ' ' , U. ' Mr. William Corser's Economics class invested Sl05.5O in Sfocksl wid in 10 Weeks' ending up with 5115.37 or G Pre-stressed concrete second floor and roof slabs for net profit of 93695. From the left, William Ccppinger, Hammond Hall being raised into position. William Jenkins, Leonore Sowers, Mr. Corser, and Mr. 155 Swanson, the broker. 822 S. Main St. DICKEY FURNITURE CO. 1408 N. Main St. ELLIOTT 1210 S. FURNITURE STORE Main St. SANTA 426 W. ANA FURNITURE 4th Sf. ANA RADIO CO. Main St. i SANTA i 2056 S. Collegiate Quartet. From the left, Walter Cruz, Ron Kammeyer at piano, John Marvel, Don Radford, and Buster Larsen. SANTA ANA TENT s. AWNING FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1621 S. Main SL SMITH AND Tumlu. 5'8 N- B 'dW Y SHAFER'S Music HOUSE 421-423 N. Sycamore St. WINBIGLER MORTUARY 609 N. Main St. INDUSTRY HOME FURNISHINGS , v. B. ANDERSON co. 117 Spurgeon St. BLU-NOTE MUSIC COMPANY 304 W. 4th St. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY CO. BARR LUMBER CO. 1028 E. 4th St. ELTISTE CO. FARM MACHINERY 412 E. 5th St. B. V. EZELL 417 Washburn Corona St. ALLISON HONER CO., BUILDERS 312 N. Main St. NYLIN P. HURD, CONTRACTORS 1317 Santiago St. CO. D. V. LIBBY STEEL INC. 2112 N. Rosemead EI Monte CHARLES McCANDLESS TILE CO. 636 Poinsettia St. JOHN M. ANSLINGER 8. SONS., INC. 3514 E. Walnut St. CHANDlER'5 Pasadena 8 1514 N. M0111 SI. --...,.-- .-,- -....-.. .--... .-.., --.... . ---.., ..--H--- ---W--H, Y. -.W - --- -. - Don Allison, .Ioe Thompson, Dale Fowler, Nancy Alt, Jack Murkin, Marilyn Miner. Members of the band not pictured 15 are Paul Baldwin, Ray Quingley, Eugene York, Larry Anderson, Don Meadors, and Gordon Baker. 6 V I i 4 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. ix 315 W. 17th St. w ORANGE COUNTY ROCK PRODUCTS CO. 10831 Alameda St. EI Modena PIONEER MANUFACTURING CO. 3131i San Fernando Rd. Los Angeles 65 THE TWINING LABORATORIES 1635 W. Gaylord St. Long Beach UNITED STATES RUBBER CO. 515 E. Dyer Rd. PHARMACIES GuARD's PHARMACIES 1301 N.l Main sf. 633 s. Main sr. I PRINGLES DRUG STORE 301 W. 4th St. WRIGHT'S REXALL DRUGS 818 W. 17th St. This AWS cake sale raised enough money to send to Korea three large boxes of books discarded by the college library. From left to right, Barbara Kramp, Nancy Jerome, Marlene Meacham, Jim Sumrow, Deborah Smith, Marv Cooper, and Carol Conner. PROFESSIONS GIBSON-NAILL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 415 N. Broadway HAROLD GIMENO, 'ARCHITECT 1416Vz N. Main St. HUTCHENS OPTICAL CO. 1508 N. Main St. RETAILERS BUFFUM'S Santa Ana-Long Beach EWERT'S JEWELRY 113 W. 4th St. W. T. GRANT CO. 1 201 E. 4th SI. 4 Trustee Don Hayden and School Superintendent Lynn H. Crawford chat near Student Union. 'B nu Wx 'b sit Adlai Stevenson during February visit to campus. I I ditor Carl Sawyer interviews Presidential Candidate 7 - Mr. Sam Dermengian's Merchandising class takes preview four of Broadway-Anaheim Department Store. From left, Ronald Evans, Marlene Meacham, Gary Pifisenbarger, Don Hudson, Belforcl Phillips, Daryl Brunn, Carl Best, Jack Conklin, Eqgene Brown, Florence Dunbar, John McNabb, Dennis Haug, Carolyn Baer, and Shirley Boyes. RETAILERS '09 W- 4'h Sf- 208 w. 4th sf. HAY-I-ONIS DOUG MAY, SPORTING GOODS 204 W' 4th SL MAT1-lN,GLY,s 427 N. Sycamore St. 220 W' 'uh S TlERNAN's oFFlcE EQUIPMENT J C PENNY C0 ' ' ' 902 N. Main Sf. SAM HURWITZ, CLOTHIER 119 E, 4fh Sf, 110 E. 4th Si. MONTGOMERY WARD CO. 4th 81 Main Sf. RANKING' MODE OIDAY FRQCK 5H0p 4th St. at Sycamore VANDERMASTS 213 W. 4th Si. A gil Charles Siler, left, custodian for the Bill Cook Gymnasium and E Bergeson, athletic irainer. 158 pf lmer 120 W. 4th Sf. 535171. .. 79,2 - :iv 1-V--1:' 3- . .ivy-,V ,. Z Mrs. Venice Susie Wetherell, assisfanf to Miss Isabelle Rellsfab, in charge of athletic supplies. 1 1 1 1 . Z' A f . B K . Q G 6' 56,3 6 '1 , B wif t, f A-151 ' 5' ... 1 J 'EE A 1 - 1-. A 1 if .-15 , vi-2? SEZ 1112-j A 5 k E .f . 1 Golf 105 Gymnasium 80 Homecoming Queens 117 Inter-Club Council 45 lnterncqtional Students 62 Knights 49 Las Doncellas 50 Las Gitanas 61 Las Hidalgas 51 Las Meninas 59 Librarn 126 los Caballeros 50 Los Salttanos 55 Luau 1 120 1 Melo Dons 78 Naturdlization Day 125 Newman Club 56 Orange County Fair 127 Pqeroni 156-159 . Phi Theta Kappa 47 Press Club 53 Science Fair 122, 123 Secretaries 150 Snack Bar 152 Song Leaders 81 Sophornores 12-27 Tavern- Post 72 Tavern! Tattlers 64 Tennis' 106, 107 Veterans Club 54 W.A.Al 109 Woodwinds 79 Yell Le' ders 81 Young Farmers 57 Acknowledgments Administration Adult Education Alpha Gamma Sigma A.M.S. A.W.S. Band Baseball Basketball B.E. Days Board of Education Business Club Cafeteria Campus, Candids Child Development Circle K College Players Contents Cross Country Custodians Dedication Del Ano Don Beats Don Y Drama E. C. Queens El Diario El Don El Donito Executive Board Faculty Fine Arts Week Flag Twirlers Football Football Banquet Freshmen Groundsmen 10, 39, 1 160 133-137 149 46 42 43 78 96-99 92-95 1 18-1 19 131,132 63 152 10, 153 152 58 52 2 104 151 3 68, 69 79 60 73, 77 1 16 70 66, 67 71 40, 41 138-149 124 82 83-91 112 28-38 151 ACIKNQWLEDGMENTS It has been my pleasure to work with many people in producing this year's Del Ano. I extend thanks and appreciation to: Jack Hagan for the photography he has done of sophomores, and other campus activities. 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