Santa Monica College - Spin Drift Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

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THE RACE IS ONlll leT's :split This scene n X OUR LEADER: Anne Wilder, Ed fx JN DOUBLE EXPOSURE: Jerry and Joe Tussio THE THINKER: Call me Burl Ives, Gary Priester itor-in-Chief 1 1 5 SO WHO'S BOSS HERE? PHOTOGRAPHER: Barry Nesbit il N 'FE THE MILTOWN BOYS: Ted Jester and Joe'Chamberlcin A GASSER KOR A BOMBJ WE'RE OFF . . . Yardley Y. Yea book, internationally famed steeple- This is your 1961 SPIN-DRIFT. We hope you enioy i'r. Maybe we've produced af? chase chump fchamp?j, displays skill, X K K poise, and enthusiasm as he clears the f 'P first hurdle. Follow the tragic career of Q, N x Old Yardley on the pages of this book. X His story is our story! X ..-- ,?7 o 0 con A BOMBJ -,1 , Egfr SOMETHING SOPHISTICATED OR EAGERLY SOUGHT LITERATURE KOR A BO 1' anyway, here It ls. enloy W'n' Vw JFS 3:5 I A 1555993 -:gif ' 1 The Adminisfrafion -E. Dr. Wade F. Thomas President of the College Dr. Morford L. Riddick Director, Day Division Robert S. Fitzgerald Assistant Director, Day Division w.. 7+ J.-, . E V J ' -1 -, Ds, ' D: T ': . ,. Y J'- Elmer M. Krehbiel Director, Evening Division '. rf-H.. ws? ' 4 I - ' HL '-r: iAfL'27i.1':Z i 1 N i ' LQ,-T.,cLvsg-5:4.f.J!1'-. A 2 ' -V, 9-ff ..::.' 1 11. EEST,-. L iv- ff 1-- .f xii' I-3.f, 55,,J3'???i jf. Miss Clara C. Brian Dean of Student Activities Dr. Russell L. Lewis Dean of Admissions and Guidance Cleo Kelley Frederick J . Brierley Registrar Coordinator, Voc. Education 'W' ' 'V i 1 Y i 1 Y ' I 4 'A' 1 .J K 15- ,.-' :J W Lynn F- Johnson Archie M. Morrison Coordinator, Voc. Education Ass't Dean of Students 1 4 I I u 1 i I l N Edward T. Ruenitz Dean of Student Personnel 453 WV7' Murray Lewis Coordinator, Distributive Education f N X ..'?.1?a ' 1 r . ' 4 1' 'S ifsa 'f E' W y I 11 in f eel .A S Ed K 1 :L XT .,-. F ,, Y : f' . I, 'W' .,':. .Ng L . , . 2,1 f 'J l ,rsix ,gg ff.. Sami ' ,. A,-f-'1':?-Xirx - ' -5f .'l'.,.1, My-q - i V-H H R455-L. l ffl' 1 , . l fif- - x, .. 1, ,- -msg! 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Youel Men's Physical Education T George M. Pride Life Sciences I 1' V' . f y' - Q f f l? r 95 GI' I' S ' , T'5f'l ' ': . F A Y W , Jw, , . . 3 Speecl I N pn-5,y.?1r ',g-5.1.23 -A, 14 Q4 N 4 I Edwin R. Coulson Chairman - 4,1 r 1 r . I 11 f V J. . V Hu- h-:nn Mrs. Margaret Breen OH, NO, MR. JONES . . . The anguished expression of our Joyce Deitch reflects cz C- in an exam she thought she'd cooIed. 1' ,F I Richard H. Dodge Donald G. Doten Thomas V' Fuller William W. Jones 5 Alan H. Casty 7 . ,R-,VL ,1 .--A .4 in wg' .'?'q, . 'I - H ' i -xi ,,-.JI , Y X 5. . i:'. f Q ' ' vs-rr-7 i1:l -I I 5 bi , . . 'h iii' , ', ' :nt '-6. '-T kg C Y NW- ,-.1 .tv -fy .'. . J, - + - I ..: .wg fI ' f: ' ' '. ' i, HTA ,, . . ,gin . L' ' ' H . , :Wy .5 ' , Alfiig' ii: - . -, I Li'i0H'wifAfiiX i - ,,,1.H' 'ff 5,-Zr.'.': f. in-4, J :'. .- '. . S!1'2iiE.-iffgj:'lg-'58, 2 -gl h' '-'lm'-'71 fb ' 1 - -Vg' V -'B-P Beverly E. Fisher Mrs. Margaret T. Linville ,f as l..f L -Lglgs Harry C. Marre James E. Marsh Russell R. Reukema H. Wendell Smith Miss Nina Theiss -'xv-7 as Florence I. Vlach Journalism GENTLY . . . An expensive slage prop is reodied for one the fall one-acl plays. 'G' Chairman Theafer Arls V Speech Mrs. Gene N. Owen Eh-ner L, Bladgw In L.-- X- - Joseph Brown Sheldon M. Hayden Benram C. Holland in ii 'S 2-I-V. .flljgo -gi,-' I :ff j , , K' '13 T an MA C 2 . 3 1 N 'Z .. 4-l v' 4'-I, .3 ' 3 , A. !f3fY.,E.v , Q 'j , A if if , , ' Q V Y -i t te, 1 A .H E1?g3?a.l:-'Mel ' - ' M ff: -ye pi flirt J, 5 igzfiffvfliefi ia Dr. Clive M. Warner Chairman ' I i 4 .AI J .T i Dr. Roy G. Bose Philosophy if . -. ' ' E 'ear:..ia Dr. Mary F. Carter History Dr. Charles B. Green Anthropology L, , Lv, Social Studies THE SMART SET . . . Dr. James Wood is shown here with his independent study group, c select class for outstanding history students. F - ua , l-A , , M T in ijii - V I .1 Miss Mary L. Buchanan Ernest M' Buchholz Psychology Economics on sabbatical Leave Political Science l On Slihfaiiliiglllieave Dr. Jack R. Hedges Lawrence Hom Political Science Histoly John L. Hughes Economics ni V 'Q-L' .iv Chris Thomas Dale Ride Davld Shibley on leave History Kenneth A. Poole Psychology .x ia'45alv '.' '-- .' Q' f . . -135 fx. . g fa. X. .. ., v X l X ,V fa 'Wk f .te ef .' 7' 5' J, X , iw, ,-ft, Dr. Rulon Smith - Psychology , , 'wx Seth Rf Warner Political Sciencg SO THAT'S CUBA .U . . Mr. Lawrence Horn makes u viral Robeft M- Wllson Dr. James M. Wood Dr. Garrett A. Wynkoop Mrs' Docla E' ZaV1t0VSkY Political Science History Histoly Pgycholggy 11.1 :QA gm-L25 1 g Math and Engineering 1. R K . i 'Q i i Q-12 , r Lovincy J. Adams Chairman gc-:Ei WESTWOOD'S THAT WAY . . . Surveying instructor Robert Woods and a group of engineering student once again sight the oft-plotted campus f .- A f, f. ,-fi--t..,.w ,Q . f-1 , ta ,A it n t Q ' t , W I 1 yi V if ,A I bg 1,2 i John Bose John E, Bowles Glenn M. Eddington -F5 Edward M. Franz James B' Fugle Arthur E. 1 'G JV I , , rf , Y . 'T P, ' . .1-Lug, , , J 1 ' 'U id M sl ir A ' I i f ' ' 5 ,.,c,.E,PJ u 4 3 , if ' r-pulls' iii. c 1'Ail'ji A- X ,, fi' 1 ' f g rfiJi?2'i - ,1 Darrell Peterson Colin C. Petrie Paul Richards Guy M. Rose Dr. William F. Werner CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT . . . on unidentified engineering student ponders a difficult assignment while his associates take c coffee break. A 3115. in if' , - , : , 1 1 K' V ' A , :iLa .,i .1 , 741, - ff... UPL-1 ,i, iv.: 'A '... -. -?L'5vvi-fi.',IL'- is A . A px -few-'-. A- -, . itil' X A .gh , ,jr 'V 'Z 1 ' iifq'l.'fq'ii:i-., Yff'-31? -,- I-'I fs W. .4i1iii3Ls15..: ik -W Richard J. White Robert P. Woods w -,- X 'A 1 1 , X x x 1 x A i A, W- 1 4 'A Y' J f lt X i ' i . ,uf ' '- -.-- 50: 1 . .b:. 4fJI:::-F-t'::. George M. Pride Chainnan: Life Science Mil. .. .,,, .. L y i- 7' 7. .I , :5E5:5: : - F ww! ' NH 1 KX - ' -K min ' L t U I Y . . t ev Q 'N Mrs. Mildred R. Bisho ' ., 4'x... , 1 5 it .,. I P IW 412712545 Q . William S. Lockwood Chairman: Physical Science The Sciences nf-.P Edward B. Degroot Z ANATOMY SHARKS . . . Under the watchful eye of Mr. Jack Fry students see what makes the whale wail. . Q. . -lr, Gerald W. Hilbert Robert L. Indvik LI rg i i I 3 t , . , Y H 1' it i L L l Robert L. Annacost -. .JW -' 'Sr' ' Mrs. Alice E. Chew Jack F. Fry n -2 l ji- Hifi. 5 'YZ3 ,.. 9 ' -:fab QQ , , I A' , V I .ii R, , -. .Y r ' . 'I 111 Y .F I --1, , . , waist ip, . 'QL ,iiiiix ' W ln... 2:42, , I -. , .N 222:55 William Kinch A iff' .ffm A Q - J e . 1 l A 1 ' ,L V A V f l X X 3 t ' I 1? il Harvey C- Kirk Merle I. Kuhner t.?,Qw I- 's.,,..v'. 1 -H- - ur -fF1 J'- 'ffv f L 'tg fr v., tp if L HEY, IT WIGGLES . . . Botany students contemplate the glory of the daffodil. Roy W. McHenry Rolfe E. Stumley v t t tt t i ,J n t Dr. Lawrence E. Wilkins Richard W. Wolhgemuth Charles A. Lee 472 - - - - L- Nqfngf- 2 --7 2 -A '- Bruce C. Young Max N. Silvernale Jeremy P. Ward Physical Education V -r' 4 .: .,., VQVI YQ it I Curtis L. Yeuel Chairman: Men's Physical Education lxg I J' J 1 3 i I I , U , :',' . J U x.. Mrs. Anna M. Richards i Chairman: Womenis Physical Educatio MYSTIC POWERS . . . Head Coach Jim Powers, with fullback Dave Turner, during a tense moment in the Harbor game. Donald F. Blemker Miss Betty Baker Basketball Dr' Brud Cleavland Water Polo ,QA 4 V-V ' q u ' :C C ii' , 111 VA L 1 ir l a.. ' . 'A i 1 ' ' Dr. Gladys Colgrove Mrs. Key T. Crawford John I. Joseph Sanger W. Crumpacker I , Tennis Swimming 'WH' David M. McNeil Baseball James W. Powers Football W . o,,a . Ln'-I 'Fil - 'R lug ,itll . A a a V -5,1 ' T 'N 'A Fl' - 'F ' ' . Q Q. L . ,. 4. v 'yr' ' 1 1 fa- . li. f ' fl ' 'tx ?.'.f1i: lm' f ' If .lake 4 by Iflyq N gr me 'vp 5 6 1 5 'NLC' lf ' N . .Near ,tual 1 I :K - T , .555 .illf ig in 1 M 'fii eil Stanley D. Rollin Chairman Ari lf -on ff or ' i ww ' -R 4 ...i n -1 , -ss-1ss.,yf, ' i . , F. is-. 1 f Qi... ' a14.'f 'l'l 1N' . - 3912-ii -Z' ' -:Q fa, . i ' 'E W Y' ,A ,A M , 'U ' . V 'I 4- i' ' .fl ' 'Fianna i 1 'qv' Hi ' 'f. ., A ' f ii' ' V 1' ff:-J . . ' f A 1, ff . --giga.. Carl Merritt Carl 'K. Mulleneaux Track Football .',,,gz, ua-avg Dclbert M. Nuzum Tennis 1-ff' 'ig - 21 11 -fwflf - f' if 6 . ' Nfl 1' I K-zfvg. u ' J QVQ., T b' I 3 -' , 7:ka':3gg lT'5 A HOUSE, YOU FOOLI . . . Unidentified art student labors with plaster of paris. R 'aI.4. 3f s .g,.. ' ' i qi .,,,:1.- i ,fr 5 . 'A W ! 'X ' ff ' f P Q i A 4 :we .a i ef e 6' rf- f K' it I. I H . i f e l l 1 5'-W ll l V- l V It 7 i 52'-DI Mrs. Lucille B. Greene ROUGH E- Mall-WHY Dr. Ivan W. Swisher Adaptive Education Miss Carol Nilsen Nurse . . 'NW 15 -' ef f' . . sf W il? 'swli' f fi is 4. y X 1 i ' asf , ,. T 1' ' ! Ang. . N .y, ' . +-LX, r I - .-, MU S- s 4, I Jr , 'X fl 1. -11.4 QM:-.QD,..Ji. Q,m,,,5,E.L?1.x..y' Lam. ...S1LiiYLf..iEi1l' ' 4'NZfi'-iizizsilfii '- 5 Howard W. Wilson 15391 Salvadore D. Paez Foreign Languages Chairman CUBA SI, YANKI NO . . . Our Joyce Deitch discusses the Cuban Revolution Leonid Belozubov with language instructor Lester Frink. Ar we MQW' . .bg-vi 3. . A 1. X Ax 415:-:Y'PLi.,..: ' ' gt' Walter R. Cope .ln Lehman B. Faber Lester M. Frink MIS- Peggy B- Gerry sq,-, hniavf 'R X f'.L Michael H. J ordain Miss Margit Pauer Mrs. Hilda L. Business Administrafion Edits Wlulam J Thacker Chalrman Ready-Type . . . The warm days of lure Moy fail to daunt these eager, budding typists. 1 Mrs. Margaret Baird Miss Juanita E. Carter Maynard F- LaI1dSff0lTl ,. . ,f Aff? B. Thorvald Johnson Alvie M- Nafvig I l rf- L.. - : l 5 li l r l Dr. F. Anthony Viggiano- Chairman QP Music Department FASCINATING RHYTHM . . . Mr. Robert Zachmun puts the College Brass Choir through its strident paces. Mrs Rose Al1ce Smxth Robert F Zachman .. ,Il I-: - H .f .L..5,, .l , - ,x ' ,fl . W., V ,. ' ,j,,..,f,g, , -, - ,, A are N 1 , ,, -N , , . , College Library , ' 3-'aj-' -Llhgxi lr fl 1 va ..f T '-.ii-1Eg:1f!G'tT '- ' nr' fieif ffdfwfi W ill ---Y- F-3 -f fm - -- N-.s-.Tw-V, - ff: ,JW .1 ,. 1 --.wc mu.. .r -4 O al' J X l v 1 ., ef r H l l V l . -L . ..,.. v H7 H K' l,l , ,faq -. W til v ' 4, . X ,... ,,,,,,,.,yg M, , Clancy B. Basset Albert J. Haertjens Miss Norma New ADDITION . . . The Library's new typing moms are Frank W. Breen, in constant demand. f i , f Vocahonal Sl-4, Aris 5243121 W Oliver V. Anderson Carl T, Anggl Electronics Machine Shop WORKERS OF THE WORLD UNITEI . . . A hupny student foils at his press. r Leonardo Fabiano Wood Patternmakiing - I A A I 'uf 1 . 4 Q si Y A Q , Q2 '1 L . . fa - ,' weep' - -A William F. Hirt Leroy M- Hoff Engineering Dlstributive Education I ., V L.q's!- Hillis M. Brown Radio Arnold K. Doty Carpentry mp, M535 Howard L Jones Photography I , Y :li 'T ' -' , ' fi 7.4: .. f r f: -- 'S-Q' I' 53 11 KZL - I . A -K J T7-'S' Q 1 ' 1 . 2 ' Y ' ' .- ' '-'I -A 15 '1 . ' , .J-.L . Y, :H ,,-,-4 . 'Mx - 11 . -w, 1 f - '. '-:F 1. ' . ., - -. . 5? Mrs. June B. Ketcham Guy R- King Norman E' Kile Cosmetology Engineering Body and Fender xi ii! V i E wx 'f 3. Q Ld ':,. Ai-flag ' .rx lf. Mrs. ,Sydonla Levoy g,,. Ii .qi .W was 'R L ...r B DS I f 'xiii' Dress Design HUCKSTER'S HOLIDAY . . . Mr. Hoff relaxes us he pdnders term prolects X-fe,if .vijg,', submitted by hls salesmcxnshlp classes NY? av I'- '13 ir P ,' , - 1 ,., , . , ,v n M . 0 , f li Mrs. Vera Perry Home Economics .?' -illi- Mrs. Dorothy Pesqueira Cosmetology I D I 'F A' James 0 Neill Welding m D .p V .4 W '.: 'ry . - , . ' . . 1 . -xx W . I , w . , ' 5 M - 1- v i V ,r , Roy C. Pierce Radio, Television F ng. Fixtu- ' '4 rrgt r - .f..-..fA..1q 1 e f- ,pf--VV' H . IA by i ,J V -it LJ' . U , ' Nr 1-A W I F., vii - 4 DHffC11D-ROSS if T ,., . ' - V i , I Electronics K A ' 'Y M - f lf J 7 . , 1 ' - ' . 3 1, ' f 1 as A ,K ii 2 P ,H 'Q 4 J 4 U - 2. 1 -'i 2' ,' 1 ,fs y y ff . sr H -f F ,. . 1 f i T hai: Uni V ii -X' er 5 . I 1 JEL ' w i w Ja I A -si W EHE ' 5 -2 lx Ai: in A .A !- T .T Lai? ar! H f WHICH TWIN HAS THE . . . Here c Cosmetology class experiments with the French Twist. Max C. Specht Photography if- ' iff- Lx: -.. ' - - xi .-. 10 --6 ijl , - Mvlkl ,. , .J-L,. , -f t 1, -.' , .-1 A ..f 1- . , fi ' 1. , - ui .1 i 'i ' Q . if I 9.4 ev, , ' - .. .- .vi-V , ' 'V - ' ' . ' 1- . . h - ' r 1 I i . . L Q' , f - A- - ' . - i ' fir' 'Q 1 -2' . t...-- c i ff -- . f- W . ,- - L-ISF , ' . ,-. 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Q . . x 5 KN 1 6, Q ,K ,S Z7 fa! kk ..., ., fl, P QD KX E- elk-mu A YN? Nj 'W Xxx Am vb. SV? HEY? TTR Q L.- I E ii li i f I gr.. 12 . y , .. , lu v: V -4 -' 4 . , v Z 1 'vm , J. ixlpv 5' fu at 'X' - fF?+ J 'H H 'LT' 'rv Q Ina' A ,gg 'ifwaf:g:'FuA?.f:,j in .3 -J JF Kirup A' Q f -'if . I6 -L f'?y, '4' J t -Q' . 1 IT A 5' li fl U Q ' Q, -V , N 14.715, .Je N- - ,. , 1 gn ffl? NJ M1-F2--1? fb -f. 9' liQfv '5a Sui' ITIS'-T 1q?Q3iT: 5.?i1: ffif.,m4,:wi a +K.'J'- IY1-'ff QA- f IL -LTV., f-QV' 'ifff' 1 V, -NJ. f 1-7T f..e---1 '. W ,.-'- ...,. vd.-r'1-Y ,V 2,,5V.4,,' ,'.f,,, W. M .YA 4, , L. NF V 1 . . :W . ' -' - , fr: A w gp jj. -, 4 lu Q., ., an X rA ,sf 'I A . z.ep1f:5 -5:-:P 4. 1 J' 1 1 W m Y Campus Correspondence k T?27qa? FA Dear Mater and Pater: My first few weeks here at City College have been stag- gering. I am being confronted by overwhelming restric- tion, marring my value judgement and creating mental hostilities. I am in a chasm of emotional depression. All sense of reality is fading. My illusions have been shat- tered. My free association is cluttered with aggression. I AM FLUNKING PSYCHOLOGY. Sincerely yours, Your son Sigmund. ' Wis- ,- ,ff-r ii' :ff 1 lfs, + xq 4 xw,,'s. x Q, I ' IA' 'xl' Ga ku x :S'I?-'L 'lx Pu i -- .A 1- 'QP i -. 5 '42 ., fn, -KN lu-Q 'E .4 -'f , -ug. iv. -. 'Q' f.L.u F4 S - Q, ig., sq I ' ip- six 3 1 W X .. s 'Tf'-1 ufi., , f . 5 1,- . , . , i 1, . ,Ax . . . . , ' w xii. VU, Q 1 Hp., L sg, wmv . Kap' 'mf I 141- C ' ' . W. K ., w..,,3 , ,' - g.. -4 :pg- ,, ik, 'ix F, :FRWT-Q. .- .- 'PQ-r.. ,.:f3.. . w ' , ,'A ' w -X. ' 1 all' '- 1-7 .1 ' '-'- W , A , 5 - gfr.:641Y h,-:V . ' - 'iggf' ' -A V-.1 7' . N Ea .H ... 7'-, ,-,,: 4,-ws.. , -,I .Q fd. z., K rk I 1' ,ffl m???f Vfwq -f-ll -' - - V 1' ,-. ., L-:K . ' '-7251,-'Jx b .- .... ..5,v ,Tgav a'-2. , js. - '-.' ' ,-i' ff .-fl 1':.--1-' : gs- fu fi y' 'ML ',, Aff' ,-uf' W . --c'f'q3.1l r-, f. -J wp. -'uw Q K W- f: ?'T' A ' 1' z 1' , 5 -. I .J 1, Rf -. 1, -my p , nr Now leT's Take a look af The- W f' u Yfgf 3, 1 .9Zf. !'S' QD P 'Q fl Q? - -V F T' . 4 A ,f'?f' X A X K I ,W-. A WH F, ' is Ai, .gi -Q 1 ,. 4 9 .l, .1-.-. ' A.f' 'A C77 U in- Activities Q' l wif. Homecoming 1960 , Y' L.. fi Q 'y 'r ' v' 1 , . ww, , A 6. Q 191' L ,J . ff e 4, - ' 'K U. W' , ,x f- A- +'1?1u,f .. FN? .,,. ' 9 A. 'K . -KM Y X XI' . yn. 'WL -. W it i rt k THE REGAL FLOAT . , . hosts Queen Sandy Stocker and Princesses Carmen Fox, Karen Kyson, Cathy Pringle, and Jeanne Price. annual Homecoming Parade was held Saturday, ovember 19. Sandy Stocker, 1960 Homecoming and Princesses Carmen Fox, Karen Kyson. Price, and Cathy Pringle appeared on the float. The Corsair Coutinentals' float won first in the float contest. The AMS-AWS float won place, and the Opheleos' float captured third. WINNING FLOATS . . . in the Homecoming parade were lupper righil Corsair Continentals' float, first placep llower leftl AMS-AWS, second place and llower righll Opheleos, third place. xx V t.-:Aa ' ' 77:-'ln 'lx' '- r CROWNING GLORY . . . Terry Nesef, Commissioner of Rally Activities crowns Sandy Stocker 1960 Homecoming Queen at half-time activities at the Harbor-SMCC game The queen was escorted by Grant Francis Princesses Cathy Pringle, left, and Jeanne Price, right, are also shown Campus Correspondence 2 Dear Mater and Pater: Our beloved professors have found a new incentive for stimulating our quest for higher academic achieve- ments. They are now giving 80 Blue Chip Stamps for an A , 60 for a B , 90 for every C , 120 for every D and 14,350 for an F . Now at least I can redeem my failures. a Very truly yours, Rover .J i IM 25 s' 5 5 1 1 .H ' nv, . X I4 . X nn I 1 Hn' ' fu uni m' ' Q . --L, 5.4. . 2. -sun-tau-lna1.saaw..Inanu,-n rg . , ,f.- 1 1- ' 1115-7 . . 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ZACHMAN: Thanks For The Memories !! m 1112 V XX fem' f?er4'q-,Z 9 Dear Mater and Pater: I feel it my instinctive duty to sit down now so that posterity may have an accurate record of a few brilliant moments as they occurred last week, when, in a moment of sheer brilliance, this campus was filled with sounds of perfect sym- metry. I remember it well. The cafeteria was filled with piped-in jazz and a clammering of cow bells. I staggered out, was violently smashed against the wall of the library by a burgeoning mob. The clock tower struck eleven. The rally band broke forth with bombastie clammerings, accompanied by the shrill voices of two hundred savage stu- dents. A subtle flow of running water was heard from somewhere in the direction of the English Departmentg I don't think my ears will ever again experience the spiritual beauty and symmetry of man and nature. Emotion has overcome me, and I must pause. Your son, Aristotle LOOK OUT, YARDLEY . . . Still advancing at a terrific pace is our hero, but like most steeple- chase chumps Cchampsj and yearbook staffs, PROBLEMS do arrive. Anyway, onward and up- ward. 3- r S.-4 Campus Correspondence 43 Z Z Ss 'X -L ' f K9 . if is ...E .ETZ 502 DEATH CF A SALESMAN THEATER Arts production for the Fall Semester was acclaimed for its professional quality. Death of A Salesman performances were presented during the first two weeks of December. Students made the sets under the instruction of Elmer Bladow. The pro- WILLY 81 SONS . . . ilopl Charles Mc Murroy, os Willy Loman, yells ot his son during a family spai. IAhovel Fred Corberry as Happy and Terry Boole os Biff have o brotherly discussion while in their bedroom. duction was directed by Bert C. Holland. LINDA COMFORTS WlLLY...lAbove1 Miss Judi Quick as Lindo, WiIly's wife, fries to console Willy offer o discouraging day at work. lleftl Linda tries solace as Willy is downcasl ond deiected from his recent quarrel with his son. .H v.- yg .,, Y,.lIr N fx4 ' sl I 1 M. X L rl w 1'u X ...F CONCERT CHOIR THE GOLDEN VOICES . . . Bottom row IL. to R.l: Dr. Viggiano, R. Mander, S. Donald, A. Wilder, M. Pitcher, S. Richards, A. Barnett, P. Kriende, G. Brown, G. Kier, S. Livingston, D. Samuel, B. Schulman, P. Hungate, G. Stelter, B. Simon, J. Tucker, G. Godfredsen, D. Bimber, Mrs. Cairns. Row 2 IL. to R.l: M. J. Ramsey, A. Levy, S. Colyer, C. Nenney, L. Thatcher, D. Dematteis, R. Reyelt, T. Ayers, J. Snyder, P. Morris, F. Kirsch, L. Macieiewski, M. Endicott, N. Dubin, D. Rickards, J. Zigman, L. Munro, L. Dalton. Row 3 lL. to R.l: L. Gruber, G. Sorensen, P. Medrano, B. Sheridan, E. Easkold, L. Bingham, B. Burnham, W. Maeters, M. Bikiss, A. Ealy, S. Connick, B. Deshone, P. Johnston, H. Wood, P. Godmunson, V. Shelton, R. Atherton. Row 4 ll.. to RJ: E Johnson, R. Lee, J. McNaughton, G. W. Turner, R. Harrison, L. Ravitz, W. Lawless, D. Holmes, P. Horniclz R. Stclee, D. Hughes, K: Westrick, S. Schwartz, B. Pearl, M. Atkinson, L. Martyn, R. Young. - r-'r rfT r:'1'r'w'im: ei. r ,l ' Q . A l .V l I ly , it qi L ' r lj 1 il 1 ,,gE,..4,,.:.i .,.Y.:fT-f-gl .. . ., ..,. -- . .- 1 SING, SING, SING . . . is the iob of the Concert Choir as they practice to perform at many times throughout the year. Officers: President: Ken Westrick Vice-President: Linda Gruber Secretary: Gayle Stetler Treasurer: Dorothy Worley Librarian: Prudence Hungate ! vu w f ' 1 Q wngff- , XL y li-G 'Fi' 'S' lf- gs ,-.- I U .4 1 I V , f ff' 'ui 1 . 1 P VI: ff-A . .Y M ' I' I A ' wg, fi ' 1 g HW, ' MW JA Y 1 .: .i ' nl' If 5:11 Y 11 4 4 im vu u ,n x x I X I The Tumbling Buccaneers T Mc Mike Gold T The Petites FUN NIGHT HIGHLIGHT Wincer Willhoites' Daring Dreamboafs. ., ,Q ' , .fg Y ' jf v 1 V ,. I. ul ,. ' 1, .-1. 'V' ,' T I 1 - mn 4, .S-In ' 1. 3 at, , ,,, L. 5 1 Couples receive applause as Sue Bye and Ron McNichols Icenterl won the prize for the best costume. HALLCJWEEN DANCE George and Martha were there too The winners of the three divisions in competition Include our own Steve Sox, the Marvelous Milkmunl ALONE AT LAST . . . Bud Doshiell. Bud and the Kinsmen make their debut AND FASHION!! tn- -1' READY FOR THE SUMMER . . . Donna Macray models at the AWS Fashion Show. Roni Kluchmun in her spring attire. l i Beih Pearl and Wally Hood are overloyed ai The Slghi of a fish . . . THE FISHERMAN. 6! ,R SPRING... ONE ACT PLAYS L l- The Fisherman The Sandbox The Pofboiler The Sides of Darkness Yvonne Lucien, Barry Kain, Frank Belizer trembl with fright . . . THE POTBOILER. Judi Quick, Dresa Samuels, Nancy Jones look upward . . . TWO SIDES OF DARKNESS. Bill Gerber plays in his SANDBOX. f Mrk: H. , ,,-gag. 1 - .F fl ,- VL, -Jew F241 . L- 'fl M' f , 'Imp' -' nm 3 Y. '11 .-11 1. 1 3 ..U,m , 31 l li x XXI x, Q , , .. 'I ,ln 5, J I -a , A 9 , 1' ,' ' J 1. ci' w 'fa - wg f 1 1 HI W ,CV I 121 i i l tw 4, . .nl 1..- nu nv N N Qhx .2 WHOS CONFUSED A lttl I is :E' t d d ltd yb bttll Tc.: N Q -' g gst g u Y dly .-1 - R ,X I Y Y bok About thsfa n th th ut g ts th ff- XJ b ld ng bt d ble n dll mix.. X E jf?-lk ' CIW X5 1 - f V f U DE Tom Y - - 41- - ' 7 T'5f2?ffEf,g WHAT MORE CAN WE SAY????? b i. - 'l . ll , gl, W THE RALLY COMMITTEE The officers of this club include the Cheer- leaders, the Coronettes, the student body and YOU. Fall semester.the rally commit- tee was headed by Commissioner of Rally Activities Terry Neset while this spring Barry Nesbit took charge. The fall activi- ties include: Exchange rallies and the Homecoming eventsg andlthe spring boasts the Spring Splash . ss TERAH 5 f, 1 Lf :Jr rf- ' 'P' I T' fd.. T-I, I- 'lj law' . er 4- L 'fe 1-f+f'-'le-U---L-,H-' ' I ll we 1 r 4 mamma? F J ' L I ' in 9 av ' t J yo . V ., . i ii bf Y C 'J J' I' - A F' . X . i A c-' m., Av-1 FALL CORSAIR STAFF . . . Ron Williams, Carol Sufion, John Thom, Ann Roger Gordon, and Mike Menkin. Hanley Donna Melchlor, Norm Kav V4 4 32Yo'9.7F 1 -- 1- , , W- M- 21-.-rv-qu M Q, 4 V , .N f. . .-.-aa-,w .+ --:-:H:':-:-:-:-,A.-: SA ,L .- lffzizizlglz1:5:-:331:-X-:I!f355af1:?:-'ffgtiffzlztlzilizi5:522115351325155:-,:1:1:v.':iz-.3-icfz'-11112:-:-rw. '-pl' 2.53 'W 'J J' 'ff' f ,.g:::2f5s' ', ' fin. 4 , .-:-:z1-'- '-I .-1:I:521rss:2:2r:2:z1'112:1f2:1::r:1:2z:r:1EI3E2E1:I5:2121242.E:msg1221231i2111?S2?S11rE13E1?s:-:?iii2PS:rEr12Ev f11P ' ww. G , ,vs ' .-:2:2:2x1:-' .-:1:57'2:1:1'1:5:i:1:5:2:2:5-2f:ZfEf:f'1:P2:1:2'I-22555:2:i '1:2:?:ZQC:j6:-:l',i:CE'fFw'?P'3'-93 ''f4'1:P1:1:13-55:3-Z., X '4 if 'Q' 1 .,gsg:s:s:z: ,:f:1 vzw,?5',5,, stw rg, Q ., A ' 'f ,a::1::+r:?ui'..m 1+ 2s:zk'2- ' fi? W fm'-ff 'YV'-A4 fi '-:-'-:-I-'-:qw :-:-: :37'7 -' ' -N ' -:-cv'- N:o:'PJf4:-Y . -'41 .. - :-fm-fi? - -5.-:-. . :z2'f:w2ff,,,..,f iK3K:,f52Pfb2-ffm .. . '-xc224:5:5: :3:3:5523:i5:3S'5'1:i:-:5-'f 5 '1: A- - .4-..-Sz' .- 2 ' V ' '-f ' --'P -zlxiifize 4 ' . 4 ,6 -31.- --.g.-f.g.535.w -Ne .- . -,Ev-.ku ii:- 4-H .-i1f5:fE:wi:2Srs 5z :?i'rfr :E Q 2 1526:-::.:.-, -' ' , 1.7-5 J, ,.,,7.., Y Zh -Z IJ I gf? V - 7' H in , , lf' F ' ' i' H '1i'ai -L , r H LLA ip' H ,- H y - 'f ,giifgl H .1 1 yin., 1 xv, Eh: , A. . . .n L ., A74 ,,AL,..-,Z-. V ,V .YF ,-.. , . John Thom - Editor-in-chief . . . Serving os both fall and spring editor, John reflects c get to work look. ... RF? -A .J , 3 ,.. Norm Kava . . . ss: FALL 1960 cL.a.... 4 -.-L Q., 4- i mx. r. nm... it w-5-5,..a,1i,..n I-Q ,-5 , wx 'fi'-W ,gh- t Roger Gordon Mike Menkin Donna Melchior RON Wi lliams ' f AA iiriifzfrtf ptnt' I 1 i ff, -, YL? . 'S Q 4 ft -9 as P -3 Q ,is ' gg . -- f 73? I ii' 'zu A' H' ' -1 W! -V A . ., - , if I I X ' f. s , Y 1 - go Carol Sutton Ann HUHISY SPRING CORSAIR STAFF . . . Standing: Betty Lutz, Sue Harker, John Michoeli, John Thom, John Lampl, Carol Sutton. Sitting: John Lawrence, Roger Gordon, Norm Kova, Ann Hanley. ,, ., W cos Quit: nn thi. pa-rar-. -aw lf . YI: Q57 '77 .JJ E, 1,,-'L -. 5,55 A .uf Y elf , A 133 .vr M -..,:-,W I v ' 1961 Spin-Driff Princesses Mary Tooker Donna Rizzo Alice S'rro'nach Pai' Drnek ' ffikw ' in - , ff 1113144 xlgi- f J. r If 'LJ 1.53 in ,, . QL 3 1 Q23 K. 2: 1 -Ir 3 N-L AND SCNGS YQ XX! ml , ow W ,-W., 3. y . QQ X SMCC: Gee, what a swingin' place ae A . f B'w'l '1 '- 1- 111.3 , W !,5,m,yg'y.y.s,s.,g,-.- ,ff N? ' N '.,'f-WW' -qw? 11 THE COMMlSSlON...Nancy Rath, Commissioner of Activitiesg Steve Morse, AMS Presidentg Dave Katz, Freshman Class Presidentg Bob Brooks, Sophomore Class President: Sharon Brown, Commissioner of Assembliesp Pat Zakian, AWS Presidentg Ron McNichols, AS Presidentg Ken Dennington, AS Vice Presiclentp Sandra Wilson, Commissioner of Publications, Bob Foster, Commissioner of Financeg Terry Neset, Commissioner of Rally Activitiesg Sharon Konz, Commissioner of Publicity: Ron Brualdi, COP Chairman. ASSOCIATED STUDENT The fall semester at City College brings many activities members of the commission. The Commission 'is elected by i student body who feel that one is capable of representing the Various activities throughout' the year begin at the commissi retreat. Projects this fall semester included opening of the n student activities building, the Commission office where stude were able to meet with their leaders, and the Junior Colle conference held in San Francisco. COMMISSION Ron McNichols, AS President congratulates Bob Foster, Commissioner of Finance on re- ceiving Man of the Year Award. ' . .Ls -:.-al......3. fl ' 4 . . ' I ' i ' ' i ii' , . ' J . at r 1 A KZ' - ' A if fear gl.. I COMMISSIONERS . . .Ken Dennington, Sondra Wilson, Ron McNichols, Bob Foster and Sharon Brown look over a poper .brought to their attention. , -1 ff' '! f .A 1- ,Ita S s--: COMMISSIONERS ARE . . . Sue Murray, Joe Crawford, Terry Neset, Marsha Kilmer, Mike Suden, Beth Adlam, Steve Morse, Russell Stratton, Bob Brooks, Sandy Wilson, Gary Priester. Not pictured: Barry Nesbit, Janet Beniamin, David Katz. My Fellow Students . . . Terry Neset delivers annual welcoming speech to , Assocuman STUDENTS lder COMMISSION -in 'as zvi 2 if L' 1- . . 4:1-1 r 1 4- 545- 9 The Commission works on problems of student gov- ernment at the Thursday meetings with interested students-at-large. COUNCIL OF PRESIDENTS rye-1 4? .. Q 5, tp: , sh U ex 1, x Q 91 Fall Council of Presidents . . . Ran Brualdi, Chairmany Denita Del Signoreg Sharon Clark, Bonnie Dewitt, secretary. Members are: R. Stratton, B. Abraham, F. Tobol, S. Morse, P. Zakian, T. Ternow, J. Thom, C. Cun- ningham, N. Komberg, L. Churchill, R. P. Hanson, L. Shelton, K. Woolley, S. Mahon, P. Smith, J. Crawford, L. Julian, B. Allen, L. Ross, R. Zehnder, K. Noonen, B. Gladstein, M. Kuttnauer, R. Patt, G. Pelle, B. Smith, M. Gilbert, C. Arms, L. Cornell or a representative from each club. Fall 'lu u gli The headquarters for work and chaosl ,vv, ti l r' V ..- 'qw' .l COP Chairman Ron Brualdi concentrates on SPONSORS . . . Miss Clara Brian, Mr. Ruenitz and Mr. Archie Morrison during a re- laxed moment at Hidden Trails . eta? SPRING. . Officers are: Russell Stratton, Chairman, Gayle Green, Vice-Chairmang Sharon Clark, Pat Schultz, Secretaries James Kemp, Treasurer, Ron Brualdi, Parliamentarian. Members are: C. Dody, P. Baker, M. Glassow, J. Anders J. Benjamin, J. Thom, M. Miller, A. Wilder, M. Cohen, F. Berberich, K. Westrick, L. Rue, R. Smith, D. Bremberg A J. Dinovitz, P. Smith, A. Parr, R. Zehnder, S. Clark, D. Hughes, S. Murray, L. Ross, R. Monlelone, B. Taber T. Osborn, D. Wilken, J. Friend, A. Spellman, R. Hagan, R. Carter, P. Andreae. ouNclLoF PRESIDENTS 5 ...af ps P? Ein l i, Meetings . . . Elections . . . Relaxation 9 fn AMS FALL Board members are . . . Steve Morse, President, Marty Ross, Vice-President, Mike Suden, Treasurer, M. Kosberg, B. Brooks, D. Bremberg, R. Lidschin, R. McNichols, A. Oldham, D. Katz, P. Baker, T. Hagan, B. Foster, D. Collier, and ony other male student who has a Student Body Cord. AWS 1960 ..s Board members are . . . Pat Zakian, President, Sharon Johnson, Vice-President, Janet Beniomin, Secretary, Sharon Clark, Treasurer, D. Hunn, 5. Ennis, P. Hungate. H. Hoffman, B. Dealey, A. Spellmon, C. Goslingc, D. Luvine, B. Hutter, C. Lescoulie, S. Pegues, V. Nlvens, N. Levy, M. Endo, N. Tipper, A. Spall, C. Brumm, S. Brown, B. Goodell, K. Noonen, E. Noonen, S. Wilson, G. Green, L. Rue, S. Clark, M. Glenn, S. Johnson, K. Collins, B. Allen, L. Smith, B. Dewitt, S. Konz, G. Johnson, P. Beniamin, V. Evans, and any other woman, student who has a Student Body Card. Members are: B. Wilson, S. Morse, G. Francis, T. Anable, T. Baker, P. Shelly, D. Bremberg, A. Reynolds, E. Jackson, D. Dunn, R. Miller, J. Eagan, T. Casey, B. Brooks, M. Suden, T. Hagan, M. Luboviski, M. Williams, P. Baker, K. Okubo, D. Collier, L. Velensky, B. Hill. Mvq. 3 if . WZTJI' if? '-fs:-LL A s. ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS BOARD SPRING Mr. Chairman . . . Mike Suden presides at a ioinl AWS-AMS meeting. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS BOARD bers are: J. Beniamin, P. Beniamin rown, C. Brumm, S. Brown, P. Carr, S k, S. Ennis, S. Goldberg, B. Gooclell Goslinga, G. Green, H. Hoffman, P. gate, D. Hunn, A. Kanter, P. Kineley, onz, N. Levy, B. Macias, D. Macray urray, M. Pollick, J. Prew, L. Rue, J man, L. Smith, V. Smilh, S. Smilh Sommerfield, A. Spall, A. Spellman umi, N. Tipper, A. Wilder, S. Wil- N. Sachs, M. Kilmer, S. Stocker. FRESHMAN CLASS Members of the Board are Ann Spellmon, Secretary, Bob Brooks, President, Lin- do Jones, Treasurer, Barry Glanell, Vice-President. FALL I 'S 'Y Jr' Members of the Board ar TONY Hagan, Vice-Presi dem, Susan Murray, Treas urer, Dave Katz, President, and Lana Rue,' Secretary SOPHGMORE CLASS . 5 - 2 ' x free, - f' ' L in F M S ,X ujifsn--- ' .Fig -N ii L A OFFICERS ARE: Bob Brooks, President, Barry Glanell, Vice-President, Ann Speliman, Sec- retary, Sharon Konz, Treasurer. 1 class aids in campus charity FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMCRE CLASS Officers are: Susan Murray, President, Ted Neima, Vice-President, Sharon Goldberg, Sec- retary, Nancy Furman, Treasurer. Spring Members ore: P. Castillo, B. Robbins, R. Stein, B. Montelane, M. Kuttnauer, M. Kosberg, A. Silverstein, R. Atherton, S. Barnes, L. Elow, M. Dryer, D. Katz, D. Solomon, D. Slegle, S. Sax, J. Wen- . zel, J. Pollard, L. Vetensky, D. Mitchell. . . . Opheleos work long and hard for Home- coming. OPHELEOS President: Bob Montelone Vice President: Al Silverstein Secretary: Paul Castillo Treasurer: Skip Barnes EPSILONS President: Barb Allen Vice President: Prlcilla Seldon Secretary: Joan Campbell Treasurer: Charlotte Hastetler Members are: 8. Allen, J. Campbell, J. Campbell, S. Clark, S. Cy- tron, C. Hostetler, L. Jones, P. Myrick, N. Rath, S. Ross, P. Seldon. ' D W A I ,. CORVETTES I CONTINENTALS President: Kent Woolley Vice President: Ken Ericson Secretary: Walt Kamila Treasurer: Terry Neset '--. lar 5 .5. - , ,cl fi-iff- - .. s N- 1. '-'I11'Cwlfl.-i.D'+:'nl-+ X- -' ng: fi ' 5 1. L..-1--1:31.54 -ff. 4' ,. ,N 1-J.-,-'fa wp- ,.z..-'.1- J.: ii--,I..gj1+ 7---izafqw. ,-N, .rpg ' Ar'f-.,..'s1-- 11- 13,74 -:,'-,i:f5f,,..gsi-.gl K, ' '..3,f.3.f, ',n'3:,q::,'--,i, 15 I . A-.11- :f:.s -'usr,...1. v :Wil-5 ' 'lJ t7' T . 'JQQ1 ff .ll qgJgEZ,,fQ1':?'A ' ' 'Wah'-'1 'ny-,'iv z , ,- 'van-' . ' .V ,. .... I ... ,r President: Sue Mahon Vice President: Ann Diehl Secretary: Evelyn NaRamura Treasurer: Jeanne Nakamura Members are: G. Green, A. Diehl, G. Specht, E. Na Ramura, J. Nallamura, M. Wright, L. Durocher, R. Hender son, D. Philips, L. Colvey, S. Raclarte, S. Mahon, M. Wood M. Hittle, B. Adlom, G. Godfredsen, S. Stocker, G Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Moe, J. DaRosa, L. Bydston, V Nivens, D. Benner, M. Alvarez, V. Archer. A 4 ft! l And to think that life could be so harmonious. Members are: K. Woolley, K. Ericson, K. Dennington, W. Kamila, T. Neset, S. Kovary, A. Oldham, D. Johnson, B. LaVosseur, R. Brualdi, J. Donovan, R. Smith, R. Miller, T. Anable, T. Baker, D. Bremberg, T. Casey, J. Herbold, E. Jackson, D. Lahey, L, Martinez, B. Wilson, J. Eugen, M. Hazzard. ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB S .N.E.A. 11 ,-'n1,1',1' I . ,fl I 1? -. . '- .- ' bf , ,I K i LH 'NA' ' P 1 l .I -ln! 'lt 1- lfmhvig 111 , ff 1w '1 11. ' gf , J 1 1, ., ll I 'I ., ,F ,V W ' -'L x- 'N' W 1 Q ---Lia , EJ. 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'1 64: . - 4, 11, , f , , - ---.1:'f.. - ' X V yf I -'I ' 1 -1l V' T1 1 f '5 A ' . -5 as 1 ld :--,-- - ' ' M , -. 1 ' V .-ff, l ' :1 - 'f 4 . u , F' F - l . 1 T' . v 7,':?gz...l.. .QL President: Frances Tobol Vice-President: Mike Glassow Secretary: Cathy Hinchey Treasurer: Chester King Members are: B. Rosenthal, E. Franklin, C. Jensen, D. Cor- dial, B. Pearl, R. Anderson, L. Gerber, R. MacGregor, D. Thayer, H. Lerner, G. Thomas B. Elwell, F. Tabol, C. Hin- chey, C. King, M. Glossow, E Meudly, K. Mayo, E. Hnoke C. VanZeyl, B. Langston, R Herron, B. Martiuek, C. Re mus, B. Smith, A. Horne, M Hayes, P. Tacbian. Officers are: Donna Lewis, President, Jerry Fuller, Vice- President, Diane Wilken, Secretaryg Lynn Sazel, Treas- Ufef. Members are students entered in Art courses and those particularly interested in making Posters. 15 . , 'C .ART SERVICE CLUB President: Trudy Ternow Vice-President: Rosemarie Ternow r att A Members of Art Service work on a poster to be displayed in the lounge. CAMERA CLUB Vice-President: Art Fleenor Secretary: Joyce Widoff Treasurer: Jeanne Ford Members are: L. Churchill, A. Flennor, B. Orenstein, D. Baloga, J. Chauffs, B. Hass, O. Swensson, W. Doran, T. Gearhort, J. Winscott, C. Brown, B. Gros- iean, B. Goodwin, V. VonBuren, C. Wherry, C. Hall, F. Bobourie, B. Gleischer, H. Fisher, B. Johnson, M. Cohen, S. Brown, C. Boardman, M. Bentley, R. Day, P. Gideon, D. Hellman, V. Nogro, M. Ste- phens, T. Penfield, R. Jones, C. Pitt, W. Lost, J. Ford, R. Gorman, H. Ulemer, M. Johnson, A. Krae- oplien, E. Jackson, C. Moura, R. Gibson, K. White, R. Teed, S. Sax, L. Stern, L. Laird, D. John, B. Rigby, L. Socher, R. Ferreira, E. Feldman, C. Cut- forto, M, Weisher, S. Wilson, W. Clover, V. Hoke, S. Boskin, S, Moore. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA Members of Alpha Gamma Sigma include students who have a 3.00 average or better on the City College campus. ,gemf- .Jag 4' A ,... rtl Beta Phu Gamma tncludes members ol the Corscur and Spm Drrft staffs All 5.-cr J those Interested and active Ih Jour 'Nga is' x J naltsm may apply for applrcatton 1,4-. fg' .J were X L. L. tri. E 5,91 uri-I Y ,kv - 2.5 J ' 1 It l I Y - .I 'n . I gcc-Q-,nz jg . . u A - - . . - - - V . L--Y ' A ' 1 V' . lllluls V , , . 1,53 gp V 1 'E ti .gs 1 A A rs ' t Y ... , tt lt..'g,fl, .lx ' sf M yt C A ' t 1 1 Y ,V -,Y i J VW- F X' 1 V :Iii - 3 , - ll I qv- V' V 1 V' -4 h K - ,VU M .rw A- -- e-,-,! . . W l - tt 1 , l .nl I N 1 K Q . . l ' t - A v A 1, ,, A ' ' - V 1 , V Q I V. :X 1 A r 1 .8 - L . . . -- -X : tl'-.-l., r Q I I I ,Uh :j,..: g' ' ui Y- 'M .' V ' ki' Q. C1 C A xx. me 'r ,mn ni 'flzf 'N -r 'L tl 1 .- - ' ' . ' P91 -- 'N : .. - ' V4 Q f-1 T'1:34-9 '!' I ' ' ' ' L-: 'T' Lvl, . ' 't 5 - V . ,.'-- f . ' mei' 1- ..,' ' ' , ' H Y -JF' rf-l,.g,' 3' l ' V 'h ,i' .Lt v- 2--ff:Af J1 -Q , L ' rf... -y. -. '- ' l :Z-,, .' ' 11- 1'f n-.fQ f- ' ' ' N ' . -A if 5 2' ? ,E :iff -. -, ' ' ' C ' ' Q .43 L ,f Members ore: L. Ross, B. Hass, C. Hosteller, D. Cordier, G. Ptitsen, R. Anderson, L. Gerber, M. Robinson, R. Van- Dusen, D. Cooper, K. Blain, J. Wright, J. Gelbord, M. Apodoca, D. Kreiner, S. Tinney, P. Dutton, R. Cohen, E. Hill, P. Ellmoker, W. Savage-, E. Friese, J. Krasna, R. Herren, R. Corn, J. Fredericks, P. Solodkin, L. Zysman, L. Woodley, D. Anderson, J. Hamilton, T. Leo, S. Knispel, G. Ladinsky, J. French, M. Smith, M. Sager, B. Bass, B. Saloutos, S. Miller, D. Selecta, G. Acquarilla, M. Turner. GEOLOGY CLUB President: Larry R. Ross Vice President: Bruce Hass Secretary: Karen Blain Treasurer: Karen Blain ', -V - -H v V Y ', !K13E7H-pwzrlie?-w,.? 5Offtffi'r1'eass-f1i,Qf,'If E-Q af M fi-'lx -L27 'gill' -5.'.f?2'.'?Li f L5 1 - WPI , 5-elm A L f-It-,Rf LJ' 3 ' ,Wllliilll lair 'if'i'll7Q . -L , Sify? 0 .3'fx 15j g 1 i',f.g5.etl ' . '..fffi:l'522ffi i iJ ,5lfE.g ?.- ' -' Y'Eii E it :-5 - dill , fff'iLf,i1 1. K' L?lE-ilfff? 'g .is Fli:1H W I GM it .ffEf,f ii L it VL' 49- 7.-I-H7 J' ' ' .. li 1 I-5-If J I . - if J ', ' 1 A 'H 'L' 3 4 we I' ' iff:,. ,, ' .V :Q -:,J-:f.iLil- ni Q J - 'iiwii -1-A---of n A- '- liz' f X I ,M ,r ,.- , I . ge A i h ' V l eff, ,V f Y . In U vi F, .1 ' V '. I 'Q Ti 'if -. ,, , Q ffl-H f . J, r , - , '- L, ,g.5'pfji J Q r till: ll, Y ' -4 ' A.- i ' ' il ' LKlDi1' ' ,un ,r N, A fm me -A . -5, .t 3 N.-,J L Ts' I H: :2i'2225I'E25..., ,L--L , ' 'W i it A iii l' F ' ii A is - ui .' . , 'f. 'Pi1i1iiii'n1 H f. ' 1. xx .1 v,l :TQ ,? : , V Q a w .-5: 'U R V, -Le .. AL-'talk ' 1' L 0-' 1 Y Ah, Let's go up and dig up rocks . . . And we're competing with KFWB. TEUR esident: Barry Abrahams ice Pres.: Lloyd Morgan cretory: Henry Dolim 'E gn Members are: J. Fletcher, E. Welsh, H. Dolim, L. Morgan, M. Munster, C. Christie, J. Harris, J. Rievson, R. Gelatt, B. Weaver, B. Abrahams, G. Davidson, D. Tokaruk, D. Sullivan. , o one I-ll any C. Dody, J. Stratos, D. E. C. A. CU-UR 14, Gb 65 tr' Officers are: Allan Parr, President, Barbara Prezioso, Vice-President, Carol Suhr, Secrelary. Members include merchandising sludenls and lhose interested in commerce. ,..,,,' INTERNATIONAL CLUB Officers are: Kathlean Noonen, Presidenlg Cary Goslinga, Vice-President, Ethlean Noonen, Secretary: Yasuyo Oisuki, Treasurer. Members are. S. Scher, J. Burry, M. Pennymon, C. Finger, S. Givaridon, H. Fiyita, K. Kozumura, S. Johnson, C. Gomez, D. Carler, Y. Olsuki, S. Force, I. Garcias, B. Smilh, R. Davis, J. Hasson, C. Radics, A. Sloane, F. Cruz, C. Coslinga, E. Noonen, K. Noonen, . J. Snoashi. -E 'Xxx '- Members are R Part, N. Baer, K. Pringle, F. Fullerton, D. Wells, R McNichoIs J Solo, C. Vance, R. McNulIy, F. Krapka, B. Kyman, R Garbisch J Hitchcock, P. Roach, N. Seiberf ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION. f fl' Members are: N. Alexander G. Eabelis, D. Donesley, L. Marlinez, J. Meyers, R. Pierce, E. Spanner, L. Slernberg, C. Thorsen, R. Wood. P, E MAJOR CLUB President: Rich Pall Vice President: Nick Baer Secretary: Kathy Pringle Treasurer: Penny Fullerton Rs' , 5 ,.,. I President: Larry Julian I Vice Presidenh Jim Meyers .I Secretary: Jay Roslce I Treasurer: Allen Schramn I GERMAN CLUB Officers of lhe German Club are: President: Robert Zehnder Vice-President: Neal VanZyle Members are: S. Konz, A. Murlinelli, D. Lee, R. Zehnder, S. Wilson Foster, J. Zehnder, J. Jakob, T. Gearhorl, M. Bucher, R. Gibson, 5. Thu P. Fields, M. Ehe, C. Hosleller, B. Stokes, K. Rau, C. VanZeyl, R. Gib B. Sclvulos, M. Berg, R. LeCIair, B. Anderson, F. Berberich, M. Gale W. Place, R. Pouller, R. Rowinskym, D. Heckel, T. Scotli, D. Elwell, Geller, J. Ailkinson, E. Floyd, J. Weinbrenner, K. Benson, L. Bing B. Neilsen, D, Dillingham, P. Hecliano, J. Goff, G. German, J. K A. Pogrund. X B 5 23-1-1- f U ff? X Q':,'. ' 'fail Jill' ' 1 lg cf ., fl KEEP FIGHTING, YARDLEY . .. The bigger they are the harder they fall-the longer the race the shorter f 'S the breath-the longer the semester F the harder th 2 exams-the lqnger the semester the more hectic the year- . Z book-the lo 'zger the semester the shorter the deadlines . . . KEEP fkltlx :AX --V ix?-Ji W-T,-'..,. --,,....T11,j-'L Qld! FIGHTING, YARDLEY. ,i J 9 Z TKANK 55513: esidenh Barbara Smith ice President: Pat Schultz cretary: Paulo Brown eusurer: Paula Brown MATH AND ENGINEERING CLUB President: Barry Gladstein Vice Pres.: Roger Messier Secretary: Margaret Blesh Treasurer: James Kemp Members are: B. Glodstein, R. Critchlow, R. Messier, G. Schickman, J. Peterson, M. Blesh, G. Lessauer, C. Diamond, B. Mcltulef, P. Petruska, P. Lestrel, J. Kemp, R. Treeks, R. Gibson, J. Deane, S. Woldson, H. DuPoint, C. Sutton, -J. Fraiger, M. Anderson, M. Dorf, R. Halguin, J. Kalbfell, T. Hagar: E. Kaltink, K. Leonard, J. Hinchey. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB ,122 if T ? 'f ' 7'EE7Fif'TIilJt7L', , 5 V 1,1-t. ,mn .. . -.1 ,-gl J' .-,tt-tv 51 A H: t. rt N ,1 sk uf ' 1 E323 1' V rj , H t.v C. ---- -Q: ff.--f'-1:-' 2 , Members are: K. Bruns, L. Ellin, J. Manley, S. Carter, B. Pilvui, D. Lowrey, P. Fields,'D. Zimmerman, P. Brown, B. Schiffer, J, Folman, B. Smith, B. Holland, .M. Hrieby, P. Schultz, 'B. Smith, K. Blain, N. Smith, J. Wright, L. Liberman. Officers are: Craig Cunningham, President, Pete Gordon, Vice-President, Ellen Norris, Secretary and Treasurer. Members are: A. Baker, J. Barton, J. Calloway, S. Farley, B. Frank, M. Gilbert, D. Goldstein, J. Guint, M. Hargroves, S. Herbst, J. Hudson, D. Johns, W. Johnston, P. Lewis, T. Lennon, P. Mason, K. Monthomery, J. Palmer, S. Pas- mezoglu, J. Patterson, B. Pinger, K. Ralston, R. Roth, M. Rothwell, C. Rust, R. Sigrist, A. Spall, L. Stogsdill, C. Swanson, L. Thatcher, E. Telfari, D. Wade, S. Wolf, D. Wood. BOAT AND WATER SKI ACTION.. .Boat and Water Ski members compare the latest equipment. 'L Members ore: D. Alger, P. Andreae, A. Ar- britton, M. Arnaud, L. Asklorf, D. Boosalis, J. Bolsenga, J. Braff, P. Brown, M. Burch, F. Chandler, L. Chapnick, H. Clamage, C. Clayson, M. Connelly, M. Curtis, D. Davis, M. Davis, N. Delivuk, L. Delp, B. DeWitt, J. nord, R. enact., v. Fqffeu, L. mei, P. Fournier, T. Fowler, M. Freeman, S. Givadon C. Goslina, A. Green, V. Hammond, N. Han- son, S. Harker, S. Hess, W. Hunt, G. John- son, R. Saiser, D. Lash, D. Levenson, J Lewis, C. Marshall, J. Mallory, J. Morgan H. O'Connell, S. Pegues, C. Rickard, J. Rus- sell, A. Sanders, G. Smith, G. Sorenson, G Stelter, M. Stone, A. Stratton, S. Swenson L. Thayer, G. Tomo, S. Trosper, W. Tuttle, M. Watts, M. White, A. Wilder. 1 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO U ,. .. 5- '. , .. ,, l ii. 1 .,.v .l:,f ' v .-4 bfi' L-. r I - ' ,V V' :Ig 4. - ' f if 'H' o HA- E-1 I ll . 5.:i.i,':!5.-V. V' 'H sf 6 ' 1. eg' a'1':.j .jgjif , I -argl 'H f-rj, '.L.r,...- U.-T. .1-. .. .3 t x A i 'z L'-A V V H 1 . QL I Tryk'-LQ . 1'- J -'.irQ... il fi' 'fig , ' l Tv' ' ' . .Tl ' Xllxiil isa' 'I' -.- ' rl ' lf 27 It J .1 - T' V ' ' xl 11.2119- 'E AEve.'!544f-' .- ' 'J' ' ' 'J .5 VL'-1 ' ' 'L -:fr 'ri ' Fr.-D 'A V - f r F nt. -3 Si. - 5 5 -v gy' J tl L, K X -A . 'z ' ' I -41 f IQ?-1556-Q? Fi l Q l k Y , . 'l 4- . f 'elif-iii. vw-.15-T.-3 f,,,- , , . s if t-.. ef, ' J' Q J ' .- !,.J ,:, . , W.-.ga P X ,,, F K .VJ .lt - . , ,A xv, 5 J . .. ..,, ...T 15.1 'f '- f F1-'ii 'ff 1-4' '- ' , Z f. 'Y 1 ill- it ' . 3-sf.: A 44' , ' VV, ' . ' ' ' lv. .f . VV ,..,v fl , 'lil 711 ' T it A :M il lil , H . , 5 4. x . A, A , . +4 ' 11. te. 1 ff.-1. ...' -f -Q' as el A. . f-H' 4' li eg 1. is s fi f -.2 V ia. A q J' . as me r f .. .A r r 4 -.Y . ft T .l in . .. gf.,- 4. M S., sq. J Tx, Q I .L sk Ali, . Y , T' Lat L' V J, V: lsr. 6 A .-s 441- . ' Ai u ' , - -. ' - 1 -J 1 ffm. ..-f' ' ' ' - ' 4 -. AV. .. ' .'k f l 1! L i ' - Le. 2. ' e i.- L ' V ear. w e ' ,, - wr- : - -. - . t it f . -3 lg tl t .t ' t President: Pat Smith Vice President: Anita Norte Treasurer: Annette Fiumefreddo Members are: G. Lalley, R. Hafeti, S. Schimabukuro R. Feiicsema, R. Janar, J. Martin, K. McBurney, D Perez, .l. Perez, A. Pasiltas, E. Silva, L. Grinner C. Jackson, M. Bartlett, A. Gilbert, D. Addison, L Rena, R. Smith, P. Longeway, J. Lynn, P. Lynn, P Yoshimoto, J. Brodecky, B. Bell, P. Jiola, P. Smith D. Ahlgrin, A. Fiumefrecldo, V. Jackson, D. Davis B. Finger, S. Kanigior, C. Burt, N. Smith, B. Wood C. Dean, C. Lewis, L. Mazzola, A. Sugemoto, M Griffoni, J. Pestrolto, C. Jackson, J. Alien, F Altchnier, G. Rubin, K. Lary, S. Trenbull, B. Quiroto N. Clawson, R. Lawn, D. Luebki, J. Higgens, C Marshall, E. Sutherlin, K. Lateif, G. Ronay, G Macias, J. Float, M. DeLaTone, A. Norie, L. Solto man, C. Cootie, J. Sullivan, D. Rizzo. I fy 1 fi 'Z 5 eil-:SEQ '5vx Campus Correspondence 45 Dear Folks at Home: Beverly Hills may lay claim to royalty in the person of Prince Romanoff, but here at City College we boast our own regal personage. His name is Harry Bull and he's the manager of the cafeteria. Reportedly, he's the direct heir to the throne of hamburg. Once a day I have the honor of dining in Mr. Bull's imaginative cus- ine. Last week we had octopus with avacado sause, served with heaping portions of alfalfa. Please send more cookies! Your robust son, ic N .Y-f. z M! x., 1 6 .tt 'T' 3 . 2 1 s 5 0 I x,-1 4m I I H.. ' 1 34' w..' .- 1 --i T- fl' 3 wi- -7 --- -- ,L l mx' L .Lr- ,f,,. .V ,, . vs, , ' . KJ.-fl .,..- . 1 m, I, 'H -. A. 'f Il' f' -V , - ,f 4-ve- f5ff X' K , E , .Q vS'?f- 'ff'- ' 1 .sf-A A, ' W L .1,.' Vi Q v . 41- 5 ' Y f f F f ,R Q ,Af ' ' fi? -ifw - -1 W K f-Hjgg -f-- isa. - ., 4j'L2' 'ff N 'Z' 'Qum- P.. '-.Ni ss. g.,,, QE'--P Y 4 '...., fesvdfl 1 . x 2 xv f! w N I ?' 4 ' 'vu A 1 A , 4 - ' 4' kfiA 9 ,E Corsair Football 1960 I MR. WONDERFUL . . . George Hughley, fullback. supreme, was i960's Most Valuable Corsair. '-1 ,--. SEASON 'S RECORD SANTA MONICA VENT URA SANTA MONICA BOISE SANTA MONICA VALLEY SANTA MONICA EAST L A SANTA MONICA SAN DIEGO SANTA MONICA EL CAMINO SANTA MONICA LONG BEACH SANTA MONICA BAKERSFIELD SANTA MONICA HARBOR 5 T 70 l - ' Y' l i l THE TEAM . , . front row: John Swenning, Bob Adler, Jeff Joyce, Charlie Mont- gomery, Wincer Willhoite, Dave Turner, Gary Kirner, Don Newman, Earl McKenzie, George Hughleyp second row: Duke Evans, Sonny Smith, Dan Ghorm- ley, Ron Starkman, Bruce Gibson, Howard Meadows, John Forbes, Gary Romero, Len Kelly and Charlie McNeal, third row: Bob Jones, Mike Hogan, Dick Kutsch, Chuck Miller, Rand Carter, Bill Leroy, Cliff Keller, Tony Chickey, Tony Ward and Bob Mulleneauxg fourth row: Jim Joyce, Jim Brill, Vernie Hoke, Bob Egan, Bernie Kyman, Phil Bledsoe, Don Cooper and Mark Augustine, fifth row: Jack Smith, Mel Edwards, Jim Vencill, Bill Shaw, Herb Ivy, Rich Garbisch, Bruce Weston and Mike Shields, sixth row, Gary Turner, John Priebe, Dave Alex, Joe Parks and Tim Corliss, seventh row: coaches: Line coach, John Josepl-ig End coach, Carl Mulleneauxg Trainer, Jim D'Angelo and Head Coach, Jim Powers. . . I R I Ventura Veril Santa Monica 28-Ventura 6 Held to one touchdown in the first 30 minutes of play, the Santa Monica City College football team turned the tables after intermission to out- play an outmanned Ventura squad, 28-6. City College scored its first touchdown the second time it gained control of the ball. Fullback George Hughley clirnaxed a hard-driving march from midfield by smashing the last five yards for a touchdown, giving the Bucs an 8-O lead. It Wasn't until the third quarter that the Corsairs could untangle themselves from the usual first-game jitters. But once the second half started, the Bucs, under the leadership of second-string quarterback Van uishecl Rand Carter, found a winning combination. GHORMLEY GRCUNDED. . .Elusive Buc halfback Dan Ghormley EUC OFFEN E CUCK5 , - - - - squirms into Ventura enclzone after being grounded by two tncklers. S l A l llropl Wincer Wlllhmle' Buc end' Is forced ou, of bounds Rand Carter t 1if'.TiF: ,.' 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' E9 ' .,. f, I - VA., .ff 1-. 1. ,,wuB1 --A ,-4-. 4 N g Q W3 , A X? . i, Y- AA ,axial 'fl ., 2 4' '11adI'Q W, ,- 4 A 'S ...f -N I I K I' l KELLYS COMIN Note the startled expression on Number 35s face os Len Kelly ALL ALONE I L L John Fmbes Clutches 0 Ggrbisgh pqss fo breaks loose during the Harbor victory Climax the 1960 Corsair season' Ckey Se-ason's Finale Santa Monica 49-Harbor 6 The Corsair squad wrapped up the 1960 football season with a 49-6 homecoming win over the Harbor College Sea- hawks to cinch third place in the Metropolitan Conference and wind up the season with a 7-2 record. The Bucs soared to a 22-0 lead in the first quarter and then coasted to the win after head coach Jim Powers used every player on the bench in the first half against the outmanned Seahawks. In the closing seconds of the game, the Corsairs scored their final touchdown on a Carter to Augustine aerial that was good for 25 yards. John Swenning kicked the extra point, the first tried since 1957, when Ivory Jones, now of UCLA, kicked several. Phil Bledsoe Mel Edwards NL Mlm' ,, ugh! 'fi if i 'V n r ri f 'HX H ' I . i RTE' El?f?f'v' W ' ' T ' if .- lil 1 ' . ' 'Sz 3,531 -, f'1.rL' -:-,i', Y 1 N . - X M' A jl 1 1 'if 1 3 -- iff: If L, l 'K' , 1- , I . -QL Tb 11' 1 V 5: , 1 f ,Z Y V ,f H I ' ,F : 1' ' ff ' I R' '- ,f If ' - jf -1-an-L Y - Nu. , 1 LE3i'p ' ' 1,-K ' iff? ,l V, 11. 311 X' ' x.- ly, .gal ,A 2 . HAIL TO THE CORSAIRS E: V L! l . JE V ,X , 4,1 J, 1 .. - , -. ' Q ,vw 1 . .., l z 1 , 1.1-v1 L .-,?,- ne X.. ,, ' , - na, ix'-L ' is 4 E ,J X X? -ff -J..L- - m j K r Y Tv 1 5 ' ,T 1 ' Fi.- .-JJ' in 'xx J K , , , , , .,- , B 2,11 1 . mm, 1- if 1 - , . Q '!i KL-fgxii' l l 'ixfuh x l ABOVE: Mike Shield Vernie Hoke John Forbes Charlie McNeal LEFT: Jim Vencill Tim Corllss Mark' Augustine LEFT: Charlie Miller Bob Egan Sonny Smith Below: Skip Keller John Swenning Bob Mulleneaux Bob Adler A 3 , ' f N 4 .- ,., .- g . r. f ' V 1 I I .Q,'J-.ff SHA... a RIGHT: Bill Shaw Dick Kutsch Bruce Weston BELOW: Gory Kirner Don Newman Bruce Gibson Jeff Joyce 1 . I gt , A lg . , '81 ABOVE: Don Cooper Jim Brill Earl McKenzie Dave Turner RIGHT: Mike Hogan Chuck Montgomery Bill Leroy L Ai f' , . i W l yevff? -, 'll . J I .-Q. rm17rg' 55-335,-..,I,n, in if I -, .,.- ,.f , . .- l- nu QT V e -. 1 ., vu '.' l fl 'me ' 'l ff HAIL TO THE CORSAIRS e . My 1. I f . :Ml -ff 'A' is-V l If ,ji CV' Y,a?l,' fi. 1 1. ' 3- ,fs .r . , ' H, 'if Q Gu , ' Ex w7. - Lf -3wf.22kfa,' if-P Y 25. ' i . Alixi , lf' av P. , I, V, E -N , X H ', 'Z-N-f af if? f A . A . A x . Yhr' Ai-5 , .MW ' n - L Y , . , U -S 33 . A sm. - xy, l Q- w . 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Track learn poses for camera: lTop row, from lefll-John Webber, Mike Kellner, John Swenning, Jim Vanderville, George Fleckenstein, AI Geverink, Gordon Hill, Joe Dangerfield, Ralph Mclemore and Ray Baird, lMiddle fowl-Coach Carl Merrill, Dan Ghormley, Tony Rudsford, Reid Grant, lan Bardine, Herb lvy, Gary Kirner. lBolfom rowl-Mike Robinson, Jim Smith, Brad Parsons, Jim Reams, Jeff Pollard, Jim Vanderford and Hugh Olson. Take me to your leader in Santa Monica City College track parlance would have to mean take me to Dan Ghorm- ley, as the versatile cinder star was the key cog in the team's successes as the Spin-Drift Went to press. Other key Corsair tracksters included high jumper George Fleckensteili, hurdler-broad jmnper Herb Ivy, shot-putter John Swenning, sprinter John Reams and miler John Webber. Ineligibilities hurt the team early in the season, but other squadmen, including Gary Kirner, Ralph McLemore, and Hugh Olson, helped the team's successes in later meets. 31 A - Y--I FRANTIC FATIGUE . . . John Webber labovel and Ralph McLemare lead field to wire in mile race against San Diego. 'N a ix .f. I Z' .Q i r LIKE A BIRD . . . Herb Ivy labovel gets good heighl in broad iump event. I I . MORE ACTION . . . Flawless high jumping form of George Fleclcensrein lrighll is appar- ent, while sprinlers gel off blocks lbelowl in Metropolitan Conference meet against San Diego lbelowl. Ill CORSAIR HORSEHIDERS . . . lFront row, from leftl - Wally May, Rick sclwchet, chuck silver- mon, Arden Schug, Mike Barrett, Dick Powers, Stan Hoffman, Billy Anderson, Ed Cadis, Wayne Bee. lTop Rowl-Al Schara, Steve Reid, Gary Bushnell, J. B. Watsbaugh, Val Lugo, Carl Taylor, Damon Urtheil, Bruce Lea, John Bagan, Bernie Kyman and Joel Gershon. ., v 11 Q l 'Q e. 1 . l il . ltr 1 1, R . . ll ' ii e : ' I l i . . .Q i l. ai i l i it ii' - ' 'fl ll l , i, sm Sh 1' I' A at l ' sn 1 - V - SN . 5M ' i - . I , t.. We s. .Q G ,, il .1 , fe . ref l X xi ll .. . - l - - ': ' -' 'f 'I 9, 4 S ,Q N l xv' ,, ' 1- - ' . ' .- ' ,J ll , N 1 1 . M . NY, A ex. 'll Zh, EW sw: 1 'mi ' iff A ISM sr , ., 'f 4 uv, '. ' u - ,N ,' i ' l -' f- r y5Mv'w Mft 5M Mc 5M 1 5M' .51 l I , . su I M ' xg 'X Qu, I A I' 4- 1- 7 ' s up ' CI' in-ni' 'I 'H I f 'fl' A G, aw' :glial . F ,T 7 ! M M L' r y, Y, Xl! numb W 5' ' qua l- em :in .4 :Nt I ' ' we 3 l ' X 1 5 ei: y su -. . .sri eff 1 .4 h I . r' . it .- 'X,,574?i' '. Q. . -.sl -v i7 v- ' 5 V V f J-li' K 'ri f I I -fc 1 S-Illfiififfi iii' ls - il xl I i ' '., fi a ,f r Y. Alu? X he ' gg .1 .N :'.1g'j ffft? ,N l I , ' I ll fu .:!-Q, V 41-ij . 3? I N 1 , N -Q, A X V- ,L giflllq ty 1 'elitist ef- . B s it I + - Q ls, 2 , A A ,Y X W g 'r .. 1 ui - 'il ' if U - 12:-.fi-, B . 5.-Ihr: M!-QQ. - Qian . fl' . .IAQ i . A P i f'-Qi,-'Zi fiflz-ff 'i'?f' - - i f'. fra' -f 'JL , 2 , ' - , ' , - 7-ff' lf'5'7TT5i3liT33f ',1-f-is-'liflfi ' ' Li? -1'3'1'f15f1E' 72 ' 4 BASEBALL Inexperience on the mound hurt the baseball team's fortunes for 1961, but all eyes pointed toward next season , when all but three squadmen are eligi- 0 I ble to return. The hitting of Gary Bushnell, John Bo- l gan, Larry Anderson and Mike Barrett g V .' ' enabled the Bucs to score plenty of - ' runs, but the mound weakness contrib- uted to mediocre successes. Ed Cadis and Carl Taylor were early- season hitting sparkplugs, but trailed off later. Hurling duties were shared by Al Schara, Val Lugo, Rick Schuchet, Arden Schug and Wayne Bee in relief. The team, coached by Dave McNeil, boasted one of its finest defenses of . recent years. BUC ACTION . . . Pitcher Al Schara lupper left! tries bat for size, while team captain Gary Bushnell lupper rightl discusses strategy with coach Dave McNeil. Carl Taylor gets in his licks at right, while Ed Cadis waits for pitch. 1' 'G' L .H-'I 'XA 1 i x' -' 'll . l V . . x fvj-lt, l it izsftft.-. I l ixikkpzlfrtilzii N l5l 'Q Q?s'7' i l 'lv'. VW. V-swf-37 hires-- lsfisi' . THE TEAM left to right-Randy McKnight, Ken Weitzman, Lee Brown, Russel Love John Lampl, Charles McClellan, Bill Clover, Paul Castillo, Gerald McElroy and Coach Del Nuzum. TENNIS Like a football team without a backfield, the Santa Monica City College tennis team faced the pros- pect of not winning the Metropolitan Conference title at press time for the first time in five years. Hurt badly by the loss for the season of the top two seeded stars Wayne Collett and Henry Hollweger, the Buc streak of 68 straight victories was snapped by Valley JC and it ap- peared as if a Metro title for ,61 were not in the cards. Lee Brown took over as first man, followed by Randy McKnight, Ken Weitzman, Gerry McElroy, Paul Castillo, John Lampl and Bill Clo- ver. Russell Love, Charles McClel- lan and Nelson Miller added depth to the squad. In his first year as mentor, Del Nu- zum did an admirable job of coach- ing after watching his conference and state titleuhopes darkened with the ineligibilities. THE RACQUET SQUAD . . . Gerald McElroy lupper leftl displays backhand magic, while Ken Weitzman lupper rightl follows similar maneu- ver. Randy McKnight uses farehand volley llower lefll, and Lee Brown smashes lob llower righll. it . t - . Corsoir hackers lfrom leftl-Steve Cooper, Steve Sin- Leonord Lebovitz, Mike Leebove, Tom Tomlin and coach Carl lMoose1 SWINGING IN ACTION . . . Mike Leebove iupper rightl prepares to stroke short putt, while Leonard Lebovitz follows through after tee shot lrighti. Coach Carl Mulleneoux lbelow centerl discusses green strategy with Mike Leebove lleftl and Steve Sindell. CCRSAIR GOLF Handicapped by lack of a sixth man, a potentially good Buc golf team had tasted defeat three times at p1'ess'time, but Coach Mulleneaux was searching for an experienced sixth man and expected better things for the Metro Conference and state meets. Each one of the Buc six, who never seemed to be all present during the Metro season, took a crack at the num- ber one seed during the season. With the rest of the confer- ence tougher than usual, it was a rugged road for Mulle- neaux's perennial champs. The golf team was composed of Mike Donner, Tom Tomlin, Mike Leebove, Leonard Lebo- vitz, Steve Sindell and Steve Cooper. '4 L' - l-rf t f . ,GQ A J J J- -- -C , ,I E , i J l if T Buc Tankers 'Whale ai 'W 3 nl A rl 1 , ,l . I Ewing If 1 ,J l fi' L i , mi 'il 17' f 'tl' gil ' lm? yt X .,r, CAMPAIGN STRATEGY . . . Buc swimming coach Johnny Joseph lcenterl plans strategy with oce freesiyler Auggie Shimo lleftl and team manager r l W , , , l Mike Schiesel. i I . l -.-2--A. 4 .-- ...-, ., The end of a 5-year Long Beach swimming dynasty was in sight as the Spin-Drift went to press, with the Corsair tankers boasting their finest team in history. At press time, the Bucs already had beaten the perennial state champions in the Southem California Relays and the Lynwood Relays, both important pre-conference events. Jerry Fredericks: freestyle, butterfly and individual medley ace, and Auggie Shima, national record-holder in the 1500 meter free- style, were pacing the 'Buc tankers. Other important cogs in the Buc swimming machine were free- styler Bill Wuchetpfennig, breaststrokers Armin Hammersbach and Dexter Wood, and backstroke artists Tom Phillips, Don Wade and Allen Nuells. i The medley relay team of Phillips, Fredericks, Wood and Wucher- pfennig was among the finest JC quartets in the country. Coach Johnny Joseph's careful placing of his talent was credited with much of the teamis success. T iz.::' .J l' ,..f. i. X X CORSAIR FINMEN . . . lboftom row, I to rl-Peter Roller, Gerald Perl- muter, Mike Schiesel, Terry McNulty, Jim Harris, Tony Skvarlo, lmiddle rowl-Bill Wucherpfennig, Forest Bond, Bill Reingold, Tom Phillips, Allen Nuels, Jim Ellis and Auggie Shima. lTop rowl-Trainer Jim D'Angelo, Armin Hommersbach, Jerry Fredericks, Dexter Wood, John Kofmehl, Don Wade, Tom Stewart, Jim Spear, Mike Murphy and John Joseph, coach. Not pic- tured are Nick Boer and Ron Tucker. l'1,+.L,. TJ .Q J .ali ,A . 1-L?4if.7 f-EfE:+LMJ.-J, -, ,T A TT W- . -:za--' . -fr -- , ,- J A,.4 , J - t . J J ,J ALJ 'H-,ga .- f'4aQ'f- 4- t ,, ' 3 lp P Qi, f ,J ' W fi 'MTF' -I V -'T L THEY'RE OFF . . . Racing dives begin swimming race os Corsoirs host ' JA 4-fag., ffl 4 -I ' ' ' Metropolitan Conference opponent. li V ' 'A ' l li. THE GYMNASTS i for a Metropolitant Conference the Buc gymnasts swept seven straight opponents at press and appeared a distinct threat for the standout performances of Mitchell on the rings and in all-around Ed Beuerman on the ropes, Tashiro on the side horse, .Bobby on the parallel bars aided the fine of the Buc flexers. ' T fb ' - f f 1 1 1 ' f 13- M. ,e 'N 1 p .i -1. e-. ez gr pp ' i i ii Mid, r ' ,,.. , ,,, , , J . 4 .T. .. .. . , , QIQEQLQ-'Ayr reg! iwj xml-Q -.kia as me ,. be ,5,,,l. 1-mfg - - N 'Y' 2e-43 Ji x E :fl se, CORSAIR STALWARTS-Bob Solcido performs on parallel bars llefll while leom poses above. Front row: Jim Consicline, Bob Salcido, Mitchell Lach- mon, Bill Buck, Dennis Shebel ,and Jim Yagi. Middle row: Jerry Gull, Ken Montgomery, Richard Simon, David Tashiro and John Brandt. Top row: Mike Horowitz, Harold Wood, Ed Beuermon, Bob Blakeman, Chuck Wherry and coach Brud Cleavelancl. il ll fl l rl ' W.- ll . 1 ':l'il I I A . l l it LLL WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE . . . 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Lemley Marilyn, Lescoulie George Linke Ddnald Macri William Modding Sandy Maier Mrs. Martha Manheim Mrs. Marilyn Markstrum Elizabeth Marriott Betty Matsumbura Stephen McBeth Joyce McCalIon Joanne Medved Lawrence Meredith Pete Mestrel Harvey Meyer Barbara Mohr Philip Moore E vii? CZ 1 If, 5 we l if ' My A lv' ' I. YM, r I. i r I I .Slew 'N LL' , ww il . , 4 A . E' , lit ir' 4 1 l I , bay- . 'uQ'..l ' . l . .fy a llll l' I Mrs. lrene Moran Caroline Napier John Neal- Donald Nieto Alan Oberslein Alan Oldham rf l ,- T , Michael Ortiz . --,,.' gn' l, 2: :E-'Finial -ven- ll 21 lf ' l ' 1 I v f , ll f, 'Q 'I . N 451' lf, .4 Q dt, f . fx ggffreef ' gllw a ,,r:::g?s'3'h ' in' ' 12s , .T'- 1-rf'a,1'r'9 l 4-.az if? , ,jwi-le F v. IU! ,. 31, Eric ',Orio Lawrence' Packer Sandy Pasmezoglu Judy Peck Nellie Pen'a Dlana Peterson Gerald Pfefferman Larry Plank Alberf Poteet Nicholas Priesler lll V Q ' Pai Pugh . , Y ' JV ,ly , .f ., 2- 1 .fyfe L -.. 1 . ..,, fi, r cr r ra l ' Q- Marilyn Requa Donald A. Richardson 53' I r 'NJ i 'YT' 'Qu - l l l l 5-of v l Dorothy Ridgley Charles Riedy, Jr. 1. Marie Riordan ll Donald Roback i l Wayne A. Roberts Susan Roclarte ,SW , , l l Sherron Ross Jack Rubin Hilda H. Ruiz James Saddler Bonnie Sail Karen A. Rode Brad Sands Martin Ross Pat Schultz Priscilla Selden Mrs. Judith Shaw Barry L. Sheets 4f1 X ,I ,Er Lynn Sheets Mrs. Buelch C. Shelton Marie Shepardson Richard Silver , Linda Smith Marvin Smith Jim Soto Ann Spellmcn Domonick Tarquin Jerome W. Tassio Joseph Tassio Lonne Taylor Trudy Ternow Rosemarie Ternow Milton Thomas Mike Torres Joy Carol Totschek Linda Van Den Brink Robert Van Den Brink Edgardo Vega Edward Vishkoff Leona Waldin Frank Warga Charles Watson U n -A f-' A 1 N ji t , .Q-. , Robert Wilson W X 'qu A' 1 . W Robert Young 1 Q si ' N FW , 'W' '-,, , 4 John T. Zughis -V A ' ' H John Zehnder W' ' ,- ' I .V AL , ' H ' ' ffl, A A- if: f . 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F.: l f , -J- ':.-:-,'f:g:fcL, .-C ':7 :t,. 4 Q 1 -4 ' ' 77' ..' -- .,-..-,.,' Q 1s1'hg A- 11.25 r -- .IA '3. .. . v . rx '- V rg 5 ,Q 2, J, six J Campus Correspondence 4156 Dear Aunt Lucy: Thanks for the money you sent me. I used it for the incidental ex- penses for my course in Yell Lead- ing 24B: f a close analysis of audi- ence reaction to various types of ex- ternal stimuli, 2 units. from SMCC Bulletin, p. 85.2 My final exam was to INSPIRE a group of thirty gloomy English majors. After a few basic yells, I really got them excited. One thing lead to another, and finally we set fire to the Student Lounge. You could see the flames for miles. What a gas! Love and thanks from your nephew, Nero -I1 -nv . 1 . wnvf:Mm:ega.- . 1 J i YI E111 Y , ,Q-, L 5 .155 HS HAR UH BH T w . 1- 5. WING DMU ,J 22751 -we Campus Correspondence 9597 Dear Father and Mummy: I have bin choosed to plai on the futball teem. I plai M-gbake. Our furst game wuz fryday. We won. It was grate. One of the boys brok won of his leg. My knew girl frind Spot sumtimes cums out for praktize. ' Yur sonny, Boy . A347 .-6.2 ' . A.,- , , , r U J ' fbi -A Q I .-...., f - 321 4' did Q V' 1.51 1 .15 W 1 iff WW 'fb 1' c 'Scif' tl A -4. K., 9 iq. fgfr 'r' .. .I 5 ,!.'m'e',: ,M r if M A ' f' 'UQ 'K 'W 1 f Nf 1 u . I xx S - ,. , . , , 1 2 .M , , , Q! .1Qffg 1 7LQQ',2 p f Q?'Qf' Q -- sxyM Q S u , . ,Z 1 ' if- 5 I I - P! e 'lflfflds . 'I X , A ailliffflfwf . . .: Q C' , i u A ' Si, '-I .V v . 4 5 i. 5 -i. . .-.lib-. 4 2 QI E :y i l' and fo YOU . . MR. RICHARD H. DODGE we dedicate The SPIN-DRIFT of 1961 fmllglil We admire you for your sincerity and intelligence. We appreciate your efforts in mak- ing the SPIN-DRIFT a better one. We know you as a true friend and we enjoy your wit and jovial manner. To you, MR. DODGE, WE DEDI- CATE THIS BOOK. H A W 1 . ,H f 1 N X E 2' C. A Xe ,, Qiyx N . I lm! K MEIITK 'SR A i --af Q' Q' - 1'Q..,.f1a-,.Q.-f7ffiE ' QQ Q3 v ul i 71, J Cl ,,-X Ji i ! 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