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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

l'lERE'S SOMETHING T0 l'l0l.l'l' AB0ll'l' . . . A publicalion of the Associated Sluclenl Body M of Sanla Monica City College, 1815 Pearl Slreel, Sanla Monica, California. 4 il I .f-'df' ix 'Sf F' F' A 2 lpi , .f,.,, , - , . 4' e, M- f ', ,ze Y - K - H11 3 'Q ,gr Fi For Gne Hundred and 'I'en Years of Devoted Service lo Santa Monica . . . 1 I 4 4 1 , i i l 4 V I Dean Elmer Krehbiel Mr. johnson, SMCC coordinator of day and evening voca- tional classes, joined the faculty in 1957 as an instructor in Industrial Arts, After an eight year period away from the academic community, f1944-19503, Mr. johnson rejoined the staff of the College in 1950 and was appointed to his present post in 1952. In the years ahead, Mr. Johnson's needs are few: a fishing pole, some bait, and a little bit of luck. We thank you for the years you have given to us and our College. joining the Santa Monica school system in 1923, Dean Krehbiel was initially an instructor of Industrial Arts. In 1930 he became the Director of the Evening Division of Santa Monica City College and has served in this capacity until his retirement in June of 1963. Dean Krehbiel looks ahead to the days when he will be able to putter in his elaborate home workshop or perhaps even climb a mountain or two. Sir, we wish you well. For your devotion to our College - our sincere best wishes. rt. Y V513 V 6 j .gl J ,-eo, I' ,ffl ., '1 I , I' v.rf,,.,A1-'r fi,- lnlhf ir. 'V 1 I f : ., A1111 i- ta if M1-4 e Mr. Lynn V. johnson We Graieiully Dedieuie llle 1963 Spin-Drifi ' Dr. Roy Bose, a professor of psychology and philosophy, joined the faculty in 1939. He has attended Boston Uni- versity, UCLA, and USC, where he earned the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Because of his interest in human nature and its problems, he is a devotee of applied psychol- ogy. An author of many professional articles, Dr. Bose plans to concentrate on golf, photography, and traveling in the years ahead. May those future years be as rewarding for you as the past years have been for your students. l . Mrs. jeanette Wray Dr. Roy G. Bose In 1937, Mrs. Wray joined the faculty as an instructor of cosmetology and, except for a two year stint in the WAC's, has been teaching at City College ever since. A member of the National Cosmetologists Association as well as the Associated Cosmetology Teachers, Mrs. Wray knows that the years ahead will be busy, full, and rewarding. Her col- leagues and her students know that the past years have been rewarding for them, too. We salute you, Mrs. Wray. Name spelled wrong? Picture out of focus? Information incorrect? BLAME US! ! 3'- Senior Editors Elaine Goldman and Gail Stettner 9, M- f -an di V Xe Mike Hearst cmd Iohn Campbell Senior Editor Stephanie Bay Ann Hanley, Don Bremberg, and Mcnv Shapiro Mike Niehenke Q19 The Spin-Drifi Slaff 19111 ,.,, , ! CN: . Pi, Larry Iones, Steve Pickard, Sue Pettingall, Andy Reialo, and Paul Schulz u A. LET S HEAR I1' FOR 'l'h Faculty . 1? 'W xx 6 5 f t. 7 ,' 1 J ' , 1 fl . J A ' -51112211 , 1-gy' .. lp . 1, J '.. Hntri?-?f155':, .. 5 A :iii-':1'A:jQQ':g-., 'ra:-QJQLQQL 1- ,1 -3-'rpg I 1 71.6 I '- , f- ,,,P ff :L ,ft ' I , 1 1 .1 1.1 -. 3.5 W P 5:21. 1 1 fi., A , J- X 1 1 ., ' ,4- 1 r - '1 -17'-3, '--,.1g -1 .1 . W1 'UA 1 ., . -V J NJ, . 1 , , 1 . ,.J- V 1 , 1, ' T Y L-' W7 1 ' ' . 1 n ' 1 -,z 1--11Q'.'. , T'.., :.,.f1- V1-.v', M 1 ,131 . - fvff:j'Jf5 Q' k .. 1.,1':1.,,l ',,g'J? '1 11'!-'r':i.1f 1 -1111 ,-- 1. -1 I,:K.:1'g 1 L11 M 'p,jJ1,--.. 1 'b V. Y V ' if 11' ' 1 THE BRAIN TRUST HUDDLES . . . President Thomas cmd Dr. Glenn T. Goodwill, Superintendent oi the Scxntcx Monica Unified School District, discuss the College's future. N r u l I l Dr. Morford L. Riddick Director, Day Division 4' A WL f '54-F sf: TFM rv-R, F w .LL , rw' , 1 -z 4 ,.v l . Dr. Wade F. Thomas President of the College Elmer M. Krehbiel Director, Evening Division Robert S. Fitzgerald Asst. Director, Day Division ADMINISTRATION I 'pf4'K'1- UF: 1 , -v sy Y. Jax., RUSSEL L. LEWIS EDWARD T. RUENITZ CLARA C. BRIAN Dean of Admissions and Guidance Dean of Student Personnel Dean of Student Activities ARCHIE M. MORRISON FREDERICK J. BRIERLEY LYNN V. JOHNSON Assistant Dean of Students and Instruction Coordinator, Vocational Education Coordinator, Vocational Education CLEO KELLEY MURRAY LEWIS Registrar Coordinator, Distributive Education English - Speech - Thealer Al-Is . f, X I MARGARET BHEEN IOSEPH BROWN ALAN H. CASTY EDWIN H. coULsoN Chairman of English - xv!-af ' 2 , HQJJHH DONALD G- DOTEN BEVERLY E. FISHER THOMAS V. FULLER SHELDON M HAYDEN 45 WILLIAM W. IONES MARGARET LINVILLE .4 jx -45, ...l :ind I RICHARD H. K0 Q BERTRAM HOLLAL HARRY MARRE IAMES E, MARSH TEACHER, LINGUIST, AND CRITIC . . . Professor Mcxrre of English. of Theater Arts 75 I 3 OWEN RUSSELL REUKEMA SHIRLEY SHARP WENDELL SMITH WINFRED SMITH 1 - V I WN Q A' . 1 I 1 I was I r 5 I 4 , ' I FLORENCE I. VLACH IEAN WILKINSON NINA THEISS FOREIGN LANGUAGE 4 - v: it-fu. I . , ,:- -B I i I ,EONID BELOZUBOV WALTER COPE LEHMAN FABER A-lf! , Y - ACTOR, TEACHER, DIRECTOR . . . 'Th versatile Professor Brown. I .I It C PEGGY GERHY MICHAEL IORDAIN SALVADORE PAEZ HILDA PENROSE Chairman of Foreign Language , ESTER FRINK 4 r w r'fv'3il .A+ - T E' ' '53 , v.r L-. 4, I w J .-N, i,. , , .5 .L+ - :EZ-L .. I-'T HTL. . V f 5 1 H 4-., 1 r n' ' ' ' 1 , L , ,. -I 5' F, ' 1 ' . ' f 1 317 Y 1 TJ -lg., - V 1 ' 1 1 1 MJF, L' '- Qf ' 4 4 , f A , , V, H1 w I u' -. v ' Wx J, 1 Yi gr u ,..,,, Wfmb. . 11 VH -Lf 1 .xx n -,xr 1 ,-. - -'V' , , , . A L1 , .qi 15 R.. , ,fl , ff ,qu ,f Av I' .L F ln fn , 1. ' f-! i x'i.. 5K w 1 u s Head Librarian Ari library SETH WARNER ROBERT WILSON JAMES WOOD GARRETT WYNKOOP DOCIA ZAVITOVSKY CLANCY BASSETT FRANK BREEN ALBERT HAERTIENS NORMA NYQUIST LUCILLE GREENE STANLEY ROLLIN MARIO SEMERE HOWARD WILSON Chairman of Art ROSE SMITH ROBERT ZACHMAN F- ANTHONY VIGG1-A-NO Chairman of Music I F TEACHER, ARTIST, RAC- ONTEUR . . . Art Chair- man Rollin. Th Sciences A fsavvir----f A ee A - ROBERT ARMACOST MILDRED BISHOP ALICE CHEW IACK may CHARLES E, GREEN K I I ' I GERALD HILBERT ROBERT INDVIK WILLIAM KINCH HARVEY KIRK CHARLES LEE WILLIAM LOCKWOOD ROY MOHENRY GEORGE PRIDE MAX SILVERNALE ROLFE STUMLEY Chairman of Physical Science Chairman of Life Science I I MURIEL svgc IEREMY WARD LAWRENCE WILKINS RICHARD WOHLGEMUTH BRUCE YOUNG I I A LLC l Physical Education 5 1 1 1 I E Li'Y!1' .,, -I I BETTY BRYANT BRUD CLEAVELAND GLADYS COLGROVE Wcxter Polo TEACHER, TENNIS PRO, AND SKIER SVPREME ' ' ' Mrs' Bmn' of Wom' KAY CRAWFORD SANGER CRUMPACKER EDWARD DECRCCT ens Phys. Ed. I Volleyball IOHN IOSEPH DAVID MCNEIL CARL MERRITT CARL K. MULLENEAUX CAROL NU-'SEN Swimming Baseball Track Golf Nurse ' L ff' 'C ' M L .,..,. . In ,A PELBERT NUZUM IAMES W- POWERS ANNA RICHARDS IVAN SWISHER CURTIS YOUEL lcsketball Head Fooibull Coach Vocational Al-ls R., F, . C. Li, i. Q. im OLIVER ANDERSON CARL ANGEL HILLIS BROWN ARNQLD DQTY LEONARDO FABIANO Electronics MGC1'1iHe Sh0P Radio CcrrpeHlfY Wood Patternmaking ri v1 LEROY M, HOFF ROVENA IACOBSON HOWARD IONES IUNE KETCHAM NORMAN KILE Distribuiive Education HOITIS ECOHOUHCS Ph0i091'GPhY Cosmetology Body and Fender SYDONIA I-EVOY TAMEIS OWEN-L DOROTHY PESQUEIRA Dress Design Welding Cosmetology TEACHER AND PHOTOGRAPHER Professor Iones is a professional ROY PIERCE DARRELL RGSE MAX SPECHT Both Radio, Television Electronics Photography ' l ARD SMITH LEO THAYER FREDERICK WIDDUP ROBERT WILKINSON IENNETTE WRAY Business Adminislrcliion Auto Mechanics Tool and Die Printing Cosmetology WILLIAM THACKER MARGARET BAIRD IUANITA CARTER MAYNARD LANDSTROM EDNA WEST ..'....... TEACHER, COUNSELOR, AND MARKET SPECULA- TOR . . . Bus Ad's Professor Thacker. THORVALD IOHNSON A1-,VIE N ATVIG Chairman of Business Administration Q Counselors 'Nj ' I 1 I I I DONALD BLEMKER GLENN MARTIN Math and Engineering LOVINCY ADAMS IOI-IN BOSE IOHN BOWLES ROBERT CRAWFORD GLENN EDDINGTON Chairman of Mathematics I 5 A EDWARD FRP-NZ IAMES FUGLE GUY KING ARTHUR MARSHBURN DARRELL PETERSON IVDTT' ' I - COLIN C- PETRIE PAUL RICHARDS GUY ROSE ROLAND WACO WILLIAM WERNER RICHARD WHITE ROBERT WOODS 11.1ff111zweiff5? ' W 1 wi . 1... J :-' 1 1 111 '. .1 'v. - 1 , .i. - :N-1:'1 Q:,' ,' ff-T,4U74 1' 3',,v1AX1'-,.1-1 ,'..'f H-1 112' '..11 Af., .'.-111 1 1- 1Lfi'1l 'K' g'f1l..' 1 ' ' 1 5 gg.. ,, if, :ga -11:9 ' law: Ii' 551.9 , 131.1 :':f,f?7'.-' 1 , 1112115 V, 1 . img A. 'X ,,,'. ' , :im X 1- V, h I:-'1 1 -1g:'3Q.:l' :J g ,EQ 1, ' 1 ,L ,,, ,. U, in .I v-ug: '. ITAL glifata 11131.15 513 11 .- ' 111 '.' .h1Ig.11rt,-I g-. .K I iff-1fffE:1?' if 7 .ii ' -5 X Hp.-t-'. 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HQ '1 WH Nm :Wx , 1 Llwlx' M121 1 L.1 nl ,.... ...+- 5,.,- 1' wr Directed by Bert Holland Technical Direction by Win Smith THE CAST . . , Front Row: Bruce Baker, David Sterling, Roy Colbert, Sandra Houck, Patricia Boyle, Sara Shearer, David Foster, Stuart Chandler. Back Row: Michael Iarvis, Ioe Tre- bach, Constance Gerlough, Richard Serpe, Sally Stevenson, Camille Lamonea, David Iason, Wiley Rinaldi, Terry Powers, Richard Fancy, William Hunt, Larry Hoffman, Iames Stein, David Osterhout, Bob Klein, John Vallance, Charles Steele, Ianet Meleson, lay Long, Paul Hellan, Edwin Moodoyan. The fall T.A. presentation of The Visit began its run on Friday, Nov. 30. One of the most success- ful productions in City College history, The Visit brought a penetrating challenge to both the cast and the audience. Our congratulations to Mr. Holland, Mr. Smith, and a dedicated, talented cast. AWARD WINNING PERFORMANCES . . . Richard Fancy and Terry Powers, two talented and accomplished thesbians. s , fa 33' x I '-P 1 -.4 - 1- -,l 1 or qnkxll E ETMEQJ K fl J' A fi FAI.I. ONE ACTS ,r QUEENS OF FRANCE Sylvia Morales Patricla Boyle QUEENS OF FRANCE . . . jim Stein and Sylvia Morales and Diane Klas THE WONDER HAT . . . Sara Shearer, Sally Stevenson Camillo Lamonea, Susan Rainsford, Jerome Steinberg Marina Alvarez, Paul I-Iellan, Virginia Gough, and Patricia Boyle. , r , S 1 . I r . , r 4 V , P a Y I I J D CRADLE SONG a one act play by Martinez Sierra joseph Brown: Director Sally Stevenson: Stage Manager 1-k Sue Rainslorcl and Camillo Lamonea 1 , l B. 'A+ ' fu' ML-L fi? M.-Iv-3 -,4 -- -i TU, it JV., Blue. F- T75 ' -, I l l lla NYS 5 'fi-gililgi-A , gtg.-'T X I J'-3 s .. Y 1 'ti-L' r i fri' fy 1 1 cw, N V : 1 GRADLE SONG CAST . . . Cabovel Diane Klas, Marina Alvarez, cmd Suzanne Fergan. Cbe-low centerl Paul Hellan, Rozanne Miller, and Sue Rainsforcl. Cbelow rightl Hel- lan, Marina Alvarez, Karen Marcus, and Sara Shearer. y IQ ig 3 :ai His 235 iii: iii ,ur MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR . . . Judy Webber, june Goldwasser, David Osterhout, David jason, john Fain, and janet Mgleson. TWELFTH NIGHT . . . Robert Klein, Marilyn Bearden, and Wendy Calvert. The Shakespearean Feslival Focused on Great Comic Scenes In-em the BarcI's Immorlal Plays. Spring Theater Al-is Produciion llul and Gene Owens' A Drone on llle 1'In'ane DRONE DRAMA . . . Mike Jarvis, Sue Rainsforci, Dallas Beardsley, Caroline Davis, Patti Dunn, Virginia Gough, Caprice Workman, William Hunt, and Bob Linkletter. DRONE DRAMA . . . Dave Osterhout, joe Treeback, john Vallance, and Karen Marcus. DRONE DRAMA . . . Treeback, Dick Serpe, Tane Koblik, Osterhout, and Vallance. SPM .-39, , .,..- Q .,. 4 L -I5 . Q. LAS X ' ,W ,ni- ' -, Jr- ?LE3HisarfH gsm U rpg' ' fi Hai, H1-1.5 155' f jE2'El.,1 ,if 15 fBi1zsfN,f:sf?m-f+Jg X , ', x AQ,-a.f:m1,fAx :if-g' :-' X rig? ,E 3 . 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Seated: Lori Kahan, Layout Editor, Rosalie Long, Editor-in-Chief, and Iudy Hurst, Production Editor. Standing: Iudy Donlevy, Stan Francis, Sports Editorg Donna Haueter, Sue Marrett, Iim Cox, Gail Stettner, Sherri Fuller, and Gerry Krolik. fi. R-f f X M -The Editors FALL CORSAIR STAFF . Front Row: Luis Cardenas, Associate Edt tor, Rosalie Long, Editor in Chlef and Iudy Hurst. Standing Lori Kahan, Stan Francis, and Donna In 'Ima f. 'aw , ...P-..-wh ' . qi. ff. 'IN' EVER-I '- .:,:,-F21- ,v:-M, , 55,1 1 Pl B 655:57 ii. I I .x ..,:, , Q Earp 1-Ltr. QQ v.' FA' PS' A 11.7. '-'75f'Jm. 'R-L2'.':F' nn N, J, ' 1- --1 Ex: . 11 nl v -2- gli?-QE' gP:1:i , :fi - , .I'!x. T., .- V 1 I N A15 T ,B-.1 -' 51. '-,' . su y,.. ,, ' ' : .,.,, X 1. 4 V gi, , i'-41 .J 15 I!! V IV. ml , P I I, . . ,M I , Q nu . rq-.1 -N H ur , ' f'1ue ft,, iiwffi D ,. ' . WJ ,. , w - --fw.. I.E'I' HEAR I'I' FDR Th Shad nl Organization fi ! . lj L 44 T . wks- - .iv ' :salem r 1 J X ' ,a 4- ' aku' fgiggfba Eicfg..-lg.. , ' 'ii-:'?ffrl'T-.,i'.y., 'I Q. if . .. ,F H: 'M'- f iz T355 rf' Llj- 'Q If ' A '41 'N . , , -51. A i ' vi , . x . .Q ' I afar V 1 ' 1,95 I ,ry L! QA' 'Iggy W z .C if n V 'Y V' 1 Lak ig V A 'nl LJ Y 4. u.. .24 dy: N ': -4 f-9-. dxj ' A 'tk G S. Commission Releeai-Fall, 1962 x THE WHEELS CONFER . . . Ctop leftj Miss Clara Brian, Dean of Student Activi- ties, and Thad Champlin, A. S. President, discuss some pertinent business for the coming semester. PROCEDURE WORKSHOP . . . Cbot- tom leftj Stephanie Bay, Commissioner of Publications, is flanked by Thad Champlin and Dean Brian during an afternoon workshop. THE CHAMP. . . Crightj Dean Archie Morrison displays his talent C?j at ping pong. He went on to cop the Retreat Championship. LET'S GET IT STRAIGHT. . . Cbottomj Presiden Champlin calls for a point of order as the successful retreat draws to an end. i ,sein it Full 1962 A. S. Commission PICTURED ARE . . . Iim Stewart, Commissioner of Rally Activities, Iackie Lewis, Commissioner of Activities, Ernie Katler, Freshman Class President, Larry Hoffman, Commis- sioner of Assemblies, Stephanie Bay, Commissioner of Publications, Ann Hanley, Commissioner of Finance, Thad Champlin, A.S. President, Margarette Miller, A.S. Secretary, Bonnie Crooks, A.S. Vice-President, Elliott Moore, C.O.P. Chairman, Elaine Goldman, AWS President, Iim Ryan, Com- missioner of Scholastic Activities, Mitch Frankel, Sophomore Class President, and Gary Trenda, AMS President. Under the student direction of President Thad Champlin, the Associated Students Commission began its semester with a successful retreat at Hidden Trails in the Malibu Mountains to discuss the coming semester's events. At the semi-annual budget session, the Commission allotted a fall budget of .t562,134.01. From there, representatives were in attendance at the Southern California Junior Col- lege Student Government Association Convention and the California Junior College Student Government Association Convention, at which time, President Champlin was chosen President of the Spring 1963 State Convention to be held at Disneyland. HAIL T0 THE CIIIEF... FAI.I. A. S. PRESIDENT 'I'IIAD CIIAMPLIN K JIM STEWART SPRING A. S. PRESIDENT With Jim Stewart leading the Spring Commission, the semester started out with the tradiional Commission Retreat at Hidden Trails. The spring budget allotment totaled 3551,812.16. Various members of t he Commission were present at the Southern California junior College Student Government Association Convention, and SMCC was privileged to be one of the four colleges to co-host the State Convention of the California Junior College Student Government Association held in April at Disneyland. PICTURED ARE . . . Pam de Rocco, Commissioner ol Activi- ties, Bill Taylor, C.O.P. Chairman, Bob Johnson, Freshman Class President, Walter Brandt, Commissioner of Publications, Gloria Hum, AWS President, Iim Ryan, A.S. Vice President, Bill Siembieda, Commissioner ol Finance, lim Stewart, A.S. President, Sibylle Hofmeister, A.S. Secretary, Bonnie Crooks, Commissioner of Assemblies, Ernie Katler, Commissioner of Rally Activities, Sheri Canady, Commissioner oi Publicity, Rick Reppe, Sophomore Class President, Iackie Lewis, Com- missioner of Scholastic Activities, and Iohn Hinchey, AMS President. Spring 1963 A. S Commission vi, 40' ' !'x 1 , 41a 1 . . s 5 AQ' hi- fxjifk u' N 7 '21 I v V is i 4 I , I X I gt . I QQ? ' J. , 1 I I N 1 Associated Women Siuclenls Board f Am! A President: ELAINE GOLDMAN vice-President: GLORIA HURN Secretary: IUDY ABEL Treasurer: IUDY BLAKE u-.ap I Ni PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: I. Blake, G. Hurn, E. Goldman, and I. Abel. Second Row: D. Barlow, S. Goldberg, A. Hanley, L. Sims, S. Harker, and A. Stein. Third Row: N. Gilliam, L. Van Emclen, S. Rosen- kranz,, A. Asan, T. Hattesen, I. Das- sance, B. Padway, I. Marchesi, I. Morgan, B. Kartzman, and C. Ora- 1,- buena. Fourth Row: C. LaPorte, S Eberstein, M. Lockmann, M. Siefert M. McNellis, C. Wimpress, I. Dyer B. Faulkner, V. Meyer, A. Gillick and B. Crooks. Fifth Row: M. Starkey A. Wallace, N. Iohnson, G. Burns S. Shell, P. Bennet, I. Durston, G Martinez, E. Vela, M. Grimm, De Rocco, and P. Coghlin. PICTURED ARE . . . First Row, D. Barlow, G. Hum, I. Blake, and P. Coughlin. Second Bow: M. Loch- mann, L. Van Emden, C. LaPorte, C. Trirat, S. Gordon, S. Hadel, V. London, B. Hunter, I. Dyer, G. Burns, C. Wimpress, M. Siefert, and N. Gil- diam. Third Row: B. Padway, C. Benner, I. Durston, A. Wallace, M. Mills, P. De Rocco, S. Eberstein, C. Gamage, P. Iung, S. Mitchell, and I. Abel. VSXQQQD President: GLORIA HUBN Vice-President: IUDY BLAKE Secretary: DIANE BARLOW Treasurer: PAT COUGHLIN 1 1 2-1' I' W7 V S 'su Associated Men Students Beard - F PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: R. Brauldi, I. McCormick, I. Brumfield, G. Trenda, I. Muff, S. Friedman, K. Oxman, and I. Barbour. Second Row: D. Gayle, T. Casey, A. Reynolds, K. Boal, S. Bern, K. Okubo, M. Hembree, E. Kaller, H, Woest- hoff, D. Baca, M. Hill, and L. Showalter. Third Row: B. Burry, R. Young, I. Hinchey, S. Francis, M. Moroney, A. Svero, l. Drake, and G. Mueller. 'Si 9-1 President: GARY TRENDA Vice-President: IIM MUFF Secretary: IACK BRUMFIELD Treasurer: STEVE FRIEDMAN Associated Men Students Board President: IOHN HINCHEY Vice President: ELLIOTT MOORE Secretary: IOHN BROUGH Treasurer: FRANK KNOWLTON MMIII PICTURED ARE . . , First Row: F. Knowlton, I. Hinchey, and G. .Mue1ler. Second Row: A. Morrison KAdvisorI, B. Taylor, M. Hill, M. Moroney, B. Burry, R. Ryan, I. Stewart, I. Brough, and E. Ruenitz CAdvisorl. Third Row: D. Campbell, K. Oxman, S. Uribe, I. Brumfield, M. Grayson, M. Yergin, G. Trenda, and L. Showalter. JT' if-P' ' 'fu 5. Sophomore Class Board - Fall President: MITCH FRANKEL Vice-President: KIT MENKEN Secretary: DIANA DRURY Treasurer: IACK BRUMFIELD PICTURED ARE . , . First Row: I. Brumfield, D. Drury, M Frankel, and L. Menkin. Second Row: D. Bremberg, R. Sokol and B. Padwcxy. Ti'fT2:,fI,'Z ' -. - z ' Sophomore Class Board - Spring PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: I1 Brough, V. Boden, R. Reppe, and B. Pcxdwcry. Second Row: I. Lesser, D. Bremberg, D. Campbell, E. Villcx, L. Showalter, L. Irwin, cmd A. Wilder. President: RICK REPPE Vice-President: BEVERLY PADWAY Secretory: VICKI BODEN Treasurer: IOHN BROUGH Freshman Class Board - Fall President: ERNIE KATLER Vice-President: LINDA IRWIN Secretary: SANDRA SHELL Publicity Chairman: BOB IOHNSON l PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: L. lrwin, E. Katler, S. Shell, and B. Iohnson. Second Row: I. Durston, P. Williams, E. Carson, N. Holoft, E. Hurwitz, S. Tass, R. Rappaport, L. Oswald, L. Schenks, S. Organ, and M. Bullock. Third Row: D. Cobert, B. Miller, C. Cohen, C. LaPorte, S, Hadel, S. Gordon, C. Wimpz-ess, T. Angwin, and L. Showalter. MEMBERS AT LARGE ARE . . . E. Hurwitz, C. Benner, B. Iohnson, D. Donovan, S. Uribe, S. Gordon, S. Hadel, G. Gin- gold, I. Sigal, P. Mueller, I. Woodcock, C. Case, N. Holoff, L. Oswald, B. Miller, D. Cobert, C. Greenseid, I. Wolf, V. London, G. Makler, K. Kishi, E. Block, K. Geber, P. Cholo- President: BOB IOHNSON Vice-President: DOTTI DONOVAN denko, M. Bubar, Y. Kallman, L. Hada, E. Kaye, E. Goodman, Secretary: CAROL BENNER B. Hunter, M. latte, R. Ryan, H. Switsky, S. Clark, C. LaPorte A. Wallace, G. Burns, S. Main, S. Ballentine, R. Maryanski, H. Pittler, S. Tass, M. Yergin, B. Moss, C. Chapman, C. Wim- press, K. Boal, L. Cohen, M. Denn, M. Milm, D. Breuer, R. Newman, H. Halper, B. Shelley, A. Gardna, K. Schober, K. Von Steinberg, C. Cohen, and L. Shenk. 1 Treasurer: ELAINE HURWITZ Public Relations: STEVE URIBE I.PI'IA GAMMA IGMA President: BILL TAYLOR Vice-President: BILL SIEMBIEDA Secretary: MARCH SCHWARTZ Treasurer: IOHN LOCKE MEMBERS ARE . . . I. Adler, G. Bistry, N. Brooks, T. Carter, I. Chand- ler, M. De Groot, P. Garden, M. Gershenson, G. Gibson, N. Goodkin, D. Grantham, R. Greenfield, W. Heaney, K. Hooker, W. lvaska, L. Iellin, V. Knuclson, Y. Lewis, I. Licho, I. Locke, D. MacDonald, G. Maron, B. Marinson, A. Milmeck, F. Moss, O. Pereira, R. Philip, D. Pitt. I. Potterat, R. Riffkind, G. Rischall, W. Roessner, M. Schwartz, B. Siem- hieda, W. Simpson, I. Stewart, W. Taylor, M. Vennum, I. Wakefield, and D. Zettel. rw Q , f ANTHRCPOLOGY President: CAROLYN WELCH Vice-President: NANCY GROPER Secretary: H. TATLOW Treasurer: ALAN MART ...N PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: C. Hendley, N. Groper, and C. Welch. Second Row: M. Krasovec, N. Leon- ard, A. Mart, N. Terebinski, H. Tat- low, A. Dinneen, D. Pitt, and H. Nelson CAdvisorl. 'XX I l - if fi A RI!! 3 ii-H .- rig Mi. .11 Q bg: .' . I. W Y .W r--' . 'I- -- 4-:EL1 X X'-Qgixnf-'CI AMATEUR RADIO CLUB President: LYNN BRACKETT Vice-President: IIM POULIN MEMBERS ARE . . . D. McClel-lan R. Kowolcgyk, I. Nelson, R. Cowell H. Burkhart, L. Brackett, B. Brockett B. Cunningham, I. Poulin, S. Woolf- son, L. Wolf, S. Uchoi, and R. Salas lsulll 4:11 :null .-3111 :ni lil :ln-ll Ziii ii? .3111 ,L-,nn-I Z-nl!! ,,,-:1-zu' :ni .5-I PICTURED ARE R. Long Second Row D Haueter L Kcxhcm G Krolxk Thxrd Row D Bremberg I Hurst and M Shcrp1ro PICTURED ARE Flrst Row S Conley S Ruden cmd R Krell Second Row C HeW1t B Cooper,R Kcnser R Vice Pfesldem ROD KRELL Anderson G Krrchner K Outwclter, and I Spector Thud S t SHARON CONLEY Row K stewart M Poschm R Guilbert s Thomson T we my Armstrong G Brock cmdl Ferderer. Treasurer SHARON CONLEY M.. W Grieb. smu M Nowland, M Stephens P Rosa S Lewis . Iust P. Iarrett, L. Honer, C. Koch, P. Fugua, L. Norton, nd G. Third Row: S. Murray, L. Collie, D. Howard, . Miller, R. Lyster, D. McBee, I. Chandler, S. Myers, B. riggs, cmd B. Iean. Fourth Row: D. Buzza, H. Parker, I. Wiley, . Miller, B. Salter, M. Hidgely, R. Hartbrodt, D, Iackson, nd I. Hartman. S. Dade, M. Caller, B. Stettens, rg. Nielsen, 1. riooges, Bresnick, R. Colbert, and I. Thatcher. Second Row: -I. Tl . - I - 1 ' I President: RANDY BRESNICK Vice-President: EDY NIELSEN Secretary: TAMMY HODGES Treasurer: BILL STEFFENS President: PAUL SCHULZ Vice1Presider1t: ROY HOGSTEDT Secretary: SUE PETTINGALL Treasurer: LARRY IONES ern, S. Beard, mingham, L. A, Freed, G. ........, ... .....-..,...., -. .....-....., ..,,-.c..., ,. ,..mes, C. Kirk K. Kvammer, M. Kauraguche, B. Kallrnan, K. Kochakji, B. Lockwood, . Leonard, M. Kaufman, L. Lowell, M. McCoy, M. Mark, M. Miuake, B. Moore, B. Nyberg, I. Opsteegh, L. Palet, S. Pickard, S. Pettingall, I. Peha, C. Rocha, A. Refalo, P. Schulz, I. Simpson, I. Sommerstedt, N. Smith, I. Scott, H. Schwartzer, I. Snyder, C. Toothmcm, N. Taylor, I. Van Nim- Wegen, R. Weber, C. Widen, W. White, I. Young, R. Sigrist, A. Thompson, and L. Iones. CONCERT CHOIR T CHESS CLUB President: IOSHUA POLITI Vice-President: IOHN WEIKEL Secretary: DAVE ARMSTRON Row I We1ke1 H Speg and H. Mathees. Seco Row: W. Roessner, R. cius, I. Politi, and D. Swer lin. PICTURED ARE . . . Fil Z . ' , . 1 1 G President: MARY RENNER Vice-President: IOHN MCNAUGHTON Secretary: FRANCES BURK Treasurer: EVELYN MERRYWEATHER .- . A.. V - +i:a'f ii' - . 9,34 ?1l4?r45?--V. -7 f35'fmf', -be . .V ' K ffla.+:.1a'1. fif:-f2':.sff''.2f f?-e'ft'if1'-rfif':'3'ff---1' . ...g 4 '- '+. JMR i'J,.. hfiffiigif i +I --g 1.- f..:1..lf..:..tf... '- ff::-:wfIf1,f1..sf we 4:2 .ssc-.J'r.,1,:.1.' eifwaw- 2-sf :ff -f - ' 4' -'-' ' - 'I '- --' S' L- ' ' if Pi- ' PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: F. Viggiano IDirectorl, S Rainsford, K. Smith, I. Natoway, E. Merryweather, M. Benner N. DiMaggio, E. Erenberg, B. Liptz, K. Marcus, Y. Lewis, Pl Iarrrett, I. Meisels, C. Stadden, R. Warner, B. Padway, C Melnick, N. Krohn, N. Austin, S. Thompson, G. Doran, E: Romm, and A. Crable IAccompanistl. Second Row: F Nunnery, F. Burk, B. Marinson, S. Collis, S. Widney, D. Gunning, S. Loe-H, L. Sim, L. Delman, D. Levin, B. Bass S. Sacket, K. Massie, C. Roe, P. Iohnson, C. Smith, S. Covler I. Meredith, E. Markosian, and P. May. Third Row: I. Daley, L. Homer, I. Howell, C. Helm, I. Gretenberg, I. Love, A. Kapke, I. Trabulous, D. Grindell, I. Brunson, D. Barlow, E. Keller, E. Simon, P. Hobbs, M. Starkey, G. McCleary, B. Kales, M. Hairapetian, M. Pinees, I. Pant, A. Galler, K. Scheidemen. Fourth Row: B. Hachey, B. Brooks, R. Ricard, I. McNaughton, C. Channel, I. Walker, L. French, M. Lewis, B. Levy, B. Ishman, M. Rover, M. Vorraso, R. Cory, P. Mc- Cleary, D. Price, R. Perry, S. Solomon, E. Lamont, I. Krone, and D. Tuvim. - w PICTURED ARE . , . First Row President: IAMES STRANGER N Dxbner Leader W. Helms, Vice-President: DAVE CONNELLY and I Levlne. Second Row: . . - S : A E LoigraggegulgngfergzleTlglwilgiz-Til' ecretary DI NN POPE and D McEachern. -N... ' Bi?-'Q 9 95991 . President: LANI GALIHER Vice-President: SANDY WITTEN Secretary: LINDA CHUBB Treasurer: SHERIE PARROTT PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: K. Iohnson, G. Hadfield, R. Throck- morton, D. Presley, P. Keys, R. Zenobi, I. Faroon, M. Richardson, C. Glidden, C. Bacon, and D. Bous- mar. Second Row: C. Rock, I. Hurch- ins, S. Warren, R. Gordon, S. Wat- kins, P. Burt, R. Krouse, H. Madison, S. Waycott, C. Gibson, I. Iameson D. Drude, V. Young, C. Walsh, C Dowling, and M. Fukushima. Treasurer: IOSEPH OTIENO COSMETIQIIES PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: L. Winkel- man, S. Kitsuri, B. Bass, C. Lynn, S. Par- rott, S. Witten, L. Galiher, L. Chubb, P. Ziehaver, D. Lang, C. Taylor, and L. Newbourne. Second Row: P. Longeway, Y. Yukaw, I. Evans, S. Evans, D. Wutlestad, D. Kohn, I. Blum, L. Larson, L. Duncan, B. Glaser, N. Bailey, P. Vacio, C. Iackson, B. Lewis, M. Matthews, A. Koury, C. Allen, and D. Alger. President: PAT O'BRIEN Vice-President: RICHARD RYAN Secretary: MIKE KIRCH Treasurer: CARL KUHLEN PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: M. Kirch, A. Reynolds, P. O'Brien, and C. Kuhlen. Second Row: D. Gayle, B. Burry, R. Brauldi, M. Morony, D. Bremberg, T. Casey, and S. Hayden, fAdvisorl. Third Row: R. Young, R. Lee, E. Moore, G. Priester, R. Rycm, G. Trenda, and I. Ryan. CORVETTES President: GERI IOHNSON Vice-President: IANE OVERMEY Secretary: IUDY ABEL Treasurer: LESLIE DBLP 1 COR L.. a 'Xi Lr- PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: i D. Ledeboer, I. Overmeyer, G. Iohnson, I. Abel, and L. Delp.1 Second Row: M. Alverez, V.Q Archer, S. Hofmeister, V. Bod- ' en, C. Bartley, S. Mitchell, and ' A' C. Benner. Third Row: S. Can- ady, I. Vogel, M. Miller, N. Young, B. Padway, and 'I'. Hatteson. I I x' 4 President: IOHN BROUGH Vice-President: DONALD GRATHUM Secretary: NOREEN RICKABAUGH Treasurer: MICHELLE DE ROCCO PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: N. Rickabaugh, I. Brough D. Grantham, and M. De Rocco. Second Row: R. Green, C Calloway, M. Khitmer, P. Levy, B. Bolen, I. Mayer, D. Glass B. Russotts, and I. Russell. Third Row: B. Emerson, K. Vis- covich, T. Casey, D. Collins, I. Maas, B. Rigby, S. Earl, T. Barker, and I. Strain. Fourth Row: D. Fine, D. Plueger, R. Lebby, I. Downey, D. Donovan, T. Cox, M. Drury, M. Clayton, I. Farrell, P. Ward, and I. Yant. PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: I. Mandaville, T. Ieffried, S. Briggs, G. Binder, H. Bank, I. Hoffman, and T. Hutzen. Second Row: I. Gonden, D. Spilberg, A. Simonds, T. Philips, P. Iung, R. Huntington, D. Montank, W. Yowell, I. Pakes, and L. Hoff tAdvisorI. Third Row: D. Donovan, R. Stith, M. Speizer, B. Rubin, B. Barfield, I. Sanders, N. Sheckles, N. Schmitz, L. Harris, C. Hammer, R. Henry, R. Anselmo, and O. Kaplan. I. fwlf, n . EPSILCNS President: SHARON GOLDBERG Vice-President: DIANE BARLOW Secretary: GLORIA HURN Treasurer: TAKAKO SUMI ' x PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: T. Sumi, D. Barlow, S. Goldberg, G. Hum, and L. Sim. Second Row: S. Harker, A. Hanley, I. Lewis, N. Gillicrm, cmd S. Fields. Third Row: M. Sommerfield, S. Boy, P. De Rocco, E. Goldman, and I. Blake. GEOLOGY President: BOB CLOVER Secretory: DAVE MORRISON PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: A. Rudberg B. Clover, T. Anzqin, cmd C. Lee CAdvisorl Second Row: R. Swihort, R.. lielmer, S Gonsburg, cmd P. Plouzoles. President: SANDI GOLDSTEIN Vice-President: MARSHA LEONARD Secretary: ADRIAN ASA Treasurer: IEAN DURSTAN PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: M. Leonard, S. Nirenberg S. Goldstein, P. Siansbury, S. LeVoy fAdvisorJ, and V. Prather Second Row: N. Kelly, P. De Silva, I. Durstan, M. Montenetter N. Iohnson, and A, Asa. -S 4 'A MEMBERS ARE . . . A. Svera, A. Bonilla, C. Trirst, S. Mueller, C. Gomez, D. Campbell, Z. Weingarten, L. Velaquez, S..Dili- worth, C, Granato, O. Pereira, A. Filho, I. Rosas, D. Schwartz S. Feidman, I. Kellerievich, C. Esnard, H. Etayo, D. Zomer- plaag, T. Kassae, S. Villegas, S. Kanes, S. Gay, L. Vasques E. Edrington, M. Carnanza, M. Mahanthappa, C. Bermudez W. Ermert, K. Stewart, Z. Kelor, W. Beitzel, D. Eitare, I Garlza, E. Ayson, W. McConnell, L. Martini, A. Zsolnay 1 R. Gonzalez, I. Love, M. Perez, G. Banfi, D. Scribner, S. Holtzman ,U. Hussain, Z. Feher, C. Kassai, F. Matucco, L. Chorna, M. De Rocco, E. Guevara, E. Martinez, G. Maron, L. Tjio, G. Smith, M. Wein, L. Lucier, and D. Simpson. 1 -.12 Q-1 INTERNATIGNAI. CLUB President: ALVARO SUERO Vice-President: CARMEN BERMUDEZ Secretary: ANA BONILLA Treasurer: ROBERTO GONZALES PICTURED ARE First Row M, Kleinbroot, I. Kemp, I Llghtensteln D Pressler and B Knox. Second Rod: C. Gron- Pfesldem IP-MES KEMP dm K Hooker R Molony D Eshelman, and G. Maron. Third Row I Dletch A Zslonay S Dhaliwal, W. Hough, B. Soren- Secretary BONNIE KNOX sen and M Yergm Fourth Row: S. Wine, I. Hacker, R. Treasurer STANLEY PROLICHSTEIN Burch S Miller D West cmdC Wach. President: KENZO OKUBO Vice-President: MIKE HEMBR Secretory! IOHN HINSHEY Treasurer: STEVE FRIEDMAN OPIIELEOS PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: S. Friedman, R. Witherspoon, K. Okubo, M. Hembree, and I. Hinchey. Second Row: K. Poole CAdvisorI, S. Bern, M. Corrigan, D. Baca, W. Foss, and K. Dixon. Third Row: I. Brumfield, G. Mueller, L. Vetensky, B. Iohnson, A. Rosnick, and R. Bed- dingiield. PICTURED ARE . . . First Howl I. Poyel, N. Lage, V. Adams, I. Berke, N. Dibner, and E. Dean. Second Row: R. Warner, D. Cooper, D. Samuri, A. Allen, P. Moore, O. Iones, and N. Cattell, Advisor. President: PAT MOORE Vice-Presiclenl: IEANETTE POYET secrerqryz IEANETN: POYET I Treasurer: IEANETTE POYET I ,Q PSYCHOLOGY CLUB ARE . . . L. I. Zwick, S. Bauer, S. Gelin, A. Chasin, C. ssman, C. B. Bullock, H. I. Grusket, N. L. Schenk, S. Getz- A. Scott, G. Burns, B. wnsend, S. Dholiwal, A. C. Gronclin, M. Slall, L Coleman P B. Getzoll, I. larry, Moodle, F. Blank, P. L. Genge, D. Alex- naer, 1. Lemmi, R. Havens. Sierelt, I. Donaher, and . Peterson. CLUB President: BOB CORNWELL Vice-President: SUE BROWN Secretary: SHERRY DAVIS Treasurer: SHERRY DAVIS MEMBERS ARE . . . N Mannering, P. Kinsley, G Thacker, C. Pulney, A Sirnon,,P. Glob, E. Noonen G. Thompson, I. Parsons, T Esling, R. Stevens, I Schminti. A. Sanchez, C Barry, R. Olson, L. Kamins M, Tabor, P. Balch, I. Ny man, I. Goldenbery, W Lewis, F. Iacobus, and B Cornwell. President: IERRY ZWICK SGCFSNITYI M-A-UREEN BARR Vice-President: LEE SHOWALTER Treasurer: STAN ORGAN QUAD TECH I.. President: WARREN LOCKE Vice-President: EVERETT MEAD PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: E. Mead, W. Locke, D. Levew- que, R. Abelar, B. Frazier, and G. Seeman. Second Row: S Chiang, A. Bertoni, I. Lomeli E. Nason, R. Hoy, E. Chapman M. Warga, L. Fahiano tAdvis orl, and I. Bailey. Third Row M. Keyes, F. Nava, F. Schram, A. Linke, R. Young, I. Olson, B. Graetf, K. Endo, S. Zimmer L. Preciado, and F. Cruz Fourth Row: N. McKay, E. Kie- ni,zt R. Wirta, I. Duffy, R. Cow- den, R. Delmar, C. Reinger and R. Geesernan. PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: D. Bremberg, S. Loeii, B Townley, C. Mears, C. Vazquez, I. Stewart, L. Vetensky I. Shreve, I. Lewis, and M. Angell. Second Row: E. Villa, L Sim, D. Barlow, N. Gilliam, D. Pope, S. Widney, C. Wichmann I. Morgan, V. Cutler, C. Miller, S. Bay. Third Row: A. Stein S. Bern, V. Hodges, S. Braddock, B. Plog, B. Iohnson, L Schenk, D. Hetenick, G. Gibson, G. Slaughuis, and C Green, Advisor. SECRETARIATS PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: I. Crit- tenden, P. Hopper, cmd N. Shed. Second Row: F. Nyberg, I... Brone, 'I'. Hattesen, G. Martineg, and E. Vela. Third Row: M. Leitold, M. Baird tAdvisorJ, M. McNe11is, and P. Higgins. ! SKI CLUB f S esident: HOWARD 1.EvENsoN '43 ice-President: IOHN FAST ecretary: ANNICA ERICSON reasurer: IAY GILBERT MEMBERS ARE . . . D. Brooks, A. Thomson, I. Grettenberg, L. Caspart, I. King, P. Tanusca, B. Curtis, R. Connelly, D. Dunn, B. Blender, D. Buzza, I. Cooper. A. Richards, P. Cousino, K Herman, R. Waco, A. Ericson A. Natahama, R. Hogstedt, R Iohnson, E. Erlandson, S. Miller, K. Goldberg, R. Hawkins, R Van Grove, P. Hager, N. Gates I. Pant, I. Genter, T. Centola, P. Siemsen, I. Gilbert, L. Sud- erholm, L. Sunshone, D. Firi- Wera, D. Bucha, G. Platt, G Iohnson, I. White, H. Leveson B. Ramson, N. Brown, R. Brown S. Watcott, S. Lundy, and H. Dixon. WOMENS ATII MEMBERS ARE . . . I. Fleischer, D. Buschelrnan, M. Carranza, President: SAM DILWORTH L. Dawson, L. Cooper, I. Brier, M. Dunn, R. Colicchio, D. ' Simpson, L. Kahan, P. Stockenberg, T. Caion, H. Rosenberg, L B F ber IAdvisorJ . . G . I.E'I'IC ASSOCIATION President: PAULA PEARSON vice-President: ADA HIBBARD MEMBERS ARE . , . S. Altbaum, C. Baker, I. Bauermeister, S. Beyer, S. Binen, I. Blake, G. Braddock, L. Gronniche, C. Cav- anaugh, C. Childrey, I. Chesky, I. Collins A. Compton, B. Dealey, G. Deep, P. Doonan: S. Driscoll, S. Eberstein, A. Ericson, C Fisher, S. Gastelum, D. Glass, M. Godbe H. Gold, D. Gordon, E. Hadin, I. Hallet, C Harrell, A. Hay, K. Hefferson, E. Heirly A. Hibbard, G. Hum, T. Iannce, B. Iohn: son, I. Kaneshire, B. Kahn, I. Kerr, P. Kin- 1 ney, B. Knox, K. Krause, A. Laksberger I. Levy, M. Machris, I. McFadden, A Meadows, E. Merryweather, I. Minden, E Mitchell, K. Orloff, I. Ostash, I, Parenteau D. Payne, D. Payne, P. Pearson, D. Pope C. Putney, C. Rickard, C. Roe, I. Ripes W. Ross, I. Schmitman, S. Schulman S Staal, G. Stettner, P. Stockenberg, H. Tay! lor, I. Thomas, M. Thompson, N. Tiettmeyer B. 'rQwn1ey, 1. Vanbelle, c. vonuew, sf Weyler, K. Weide, and S. White. SPANISH 1 1 YOUNG DEMOCRATS President: MARSHALL LABOW Secretary: LYNDA ALLEN Treasurer: RICHARD GAINES MEMBERS ARE . . . M. Alk, L. Allen, A. Baboir, I. Berger, S. Bern, A. Chasin, A. Daniel, R. Gaines, F. Hearn, M. Labow, D. Lipsett, G. Prodanovic, L. Schwartz, S, Scott, and I. Sirmyer. THEATER GUILD President: BILL HUNT Vice-President: WYLEY RENALDI Secretary: HARRIETE MCCAULEY PICTURED ARE . . . First Row: . C. Lamonea, S. Chandler, A. Harris, I. Mileson, L. Hayes, C. Gerlough, C. Workman, K. Coughlin, K. Markus, S. Shear- er, T. Pascarella, and S. Yaras. Second Row: B. Silver, D. Foster,lD. Asterhaut, I. Long, L. Hoffman, D. Iason, D. Fancy, ' W. Rinaldi, B. Hunt, and I. Brown, Advisor. 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W , L-eeL E x TI-IE CQRSAIRS PREPARE early september pre-season action PREPARATION CONTINUES nf TL swi- drills, drills-, bruises, bandages, drills, drills, drills gg!-mer lib 9 . SEASON PREDICTIONS . . . Coach Iim Powers introduces his stalwcrrts at Q lcxte September rally. THE STAFF . . . CORSAIR COACHES Iohn Ioseph Head Coach Ilm -Q-I-'veg' an f' , Powers, cmd Carl Mulleneciux THE TRAINERS Adnan Vcxrney cm hm DAnge1o S-nz -TEE --:nr -fray., Wk M The 1962 Corsair Football Season The 1962 Corsair football team performed against the best junior college teams in the country. They had a successful season because of some outstanding performances, and a good all-around team effort. In the opening game against Foothill, Sindell threw 51 times, giving the fans a preview of the aerial game that the Corsairs were to em- ploy against their opponents throughout the season. Brosnan showed the form 'that later garnered for him his All-American rating, but 5 Foothill passes struck pay dirt and the Bucs for the first time in five years started the season as a loser. The flight home from Cabrillo was a happy one, however, as Bill Shaw, Russ Grossman, Chip Whitmore, and Bob Boozell showed that they were going to be important cogs in the Buc's wheel. The Renegades rather emphatically put an end to this brief resurgence. Bob Seeman high- lighted the game for Santa Monica with his 79 yard end run for a touchdown. Licking their wounds and dreading what lay ahead the rest of the season, the Bucs surprised everyone by jumping into a 20-O lead over the undefeated Western Conference Champion Cer- ritos Falcons. Late in the fourth quarter after the Falcons had fought back to tie the game, Sindell took the Corsairs on an electrifying 65 yard drive that started with only 47 seconds re- maining in the game. Sindell rolled to his right and hit Brosnan breaking over the middle to midfield. With no timeouts remaining Sindell threw over Whitmore's head to stop the clock. Twenty-three seconds remained as Sindell dropped back to throw to Brosnan on the left sideline. Pat took the ball, eluded the defender, and raced down the sideline to the three yard- line where he was tackled inbounds. Twelve seconds remained as Sindell called Grossman's number in the huddle. By the time-the ball was snapped, two seconds remained, and the gun went off just as Grossman took the sharply thrown pass and drove into the end zone. jim Powers Remembers Valley was not an easy victory. The Corsairs had to go through the air, four touchdown passes for Sindell, two to Brosnan and two to Whitmore. Grossman circled left end for the fifth touchdown. Hartunian and Proett blocked well, while Freedman and Griswold were strong defensively. East LA fell to the Bucs as they ran their string to three wins, Eliga played an outstand- ing game on defense. The Huskies were shut out only twice during the year, once by Long Beach and once by Santa Monica. Benglen, Chumo and McLean opened the wide running lanes for all of the running backs, but all in all it was the defense that turned back the Huskies. The San Diego game was saved by Gross- man's touchdown catch just before halftime, Brosnan's run withea pass early in the third quarter, and the ball-carrying job turned in by Bob Boozell. Guercio and Matthess turned back Adam Cato as the San Diego back drove for the game-winning extra points near the game's end. By winning their last two games the '62 team could have become undisputed conference champoins, but that was not to be. After lead- ing El Carnino 18-6 midway through the third quarter, the Corsairs fell to the hardfighting Warriors 21-18 in a thriller. In the final game the Bucs scored more points on Long Beach than the other 8 Vike op- ponents combined, and although trying gallant- ly to pull an upset, Santa Monica could not match Long Beach's power in the second half. On the Buc's third offensive play Boozell raced 54 yards for a touchdown, and the shocked Long Beach team trailed for the only time dur- ing the season. Whitmore caught 2 Sindell passes for touchdowns and Mike McLean was outstanding playing both ways. The Conference selections honored Sindell, Brosnan, Eliga, Riedy and Whitmore, while Brosnan and Sindell received All-American acclaim. 2 'sf N1 .3 If V 1- I Q X ,n X , . ' ' 5 ,R A, K , it '45 i . 1:9 ,, .'5 -,gnoaw fT sb' 4 A-I-X J W v--. , 'N v' Q VALLEY IS VANQUISHED . . . Gal- loping Russ Grossman, his stockings flapping in the October evening, is pic- tured here twice as.he makes long gains against a strong Valley team. CURSE THAT 4179 . . . Steve Sindell is stopped at the goal line in his futile attempt at a quarterback sneak, On the next play he was successful and the Corsairs triumphed 34-20. 1593-zis.. I rf f' J C cf f - 3 X if. ' -'i. . I .N xi V ' Y pb ,- ' 13 . I ,-., O Pg' 9.19 M ' V 1 JA -OW-r, .1 ,-M. xxx...-,....L ,,,, Q 1 4 -Nas . ,ig X E Lu.. ,w . H WA Q , n nf if? if f 1'-9 n .fo!r . 3 li. 'X 'v--vnu... 1 l -Y X I 3' . '3- b 5 4 uf' -V .f- t ' an l i Y 'A -. -. '. ,,1, . . ,TT x 1 -.x ' 3.,',L L . 4 ' 'N'3., -. --Y, 1, N. .1 1 Y .N.!,r.A!,4.- J.: AA 4. JAH , R , , 1 , fr , .,'- Tb, . X- .5-f 'Q 1 - r A my 4,3355 f'. ., .-u...-K.-., .Y-,,.r V, .4 ,A ., .., wy , '. 4 . V,.:a..,'4 . din. -' A 'N V 1 L nt H 9 'S 1 7? ' N u L41 rvjej ' vi. c r -- ' 0 ,. 1 ' 70 ' K I-f 5, l ,ls ,v A vs ' N r I x g--'sf I A . 4 . Q lf 4. ,4 inf' J . J. .. 'cf ,ffif W 1 .. 1 A y I . Q 1, . A .9 5 'N f f -K V s , -f-. 3.3 X 'W-r' I 4 1-X-.'. . Q' ag .g-...-h- '- . 'xl'-A-idea-A- 'J ,.....? A o 'vu , . K ?! 'f'2N'i!'f ' . X 5 . v v 'nv mr' - . fx M 1 I xy., '- , , 'X 5, A. X kd fr -ae, -HFA . in N .-- , A5 4. if N X N ,. 5, ,fi , 1 .. L g' 1 5'- U 'J Ai I I 'I G -f rm? 5' r Q. 4 ,L fi-J' -' 11'-, vu' c ' 41 , -1 Cin.. 1. The 1962 Corsair Football Squad THE VARSITY . . . Bottom row: Bob Boozell, Alton Thomas, Iohn Eliga, Paul Montgomery, Tony Matthess, Bob Riehl, Mike Prott, Terry Loy, Iohn West, and Eddie Bouchers. Second row: lim Whitmore, Pat Brosnan, Mike McLean, Bill Petrie, Rick Naranjo, Iim Whelan, Al Fabiano, and Dick Turner. Third row: lim Knybel, Bill Smith, Mike Griswold, Buddy Brandt, Mike Germon, Pat Germon, Don Case, Bill Warner, and Bob Seeman. Fourth row: Russ Gilmore, Dave Alex, Bill Shaw, Russ Benglen, George Chumo, Moe Freedman, Chuck Plurnley, and Bob Nordbeck. Fifth row: Russell Gross- man, Shelly Novak, Steve Sindell, Doug Campbell, Phil Thames, Wayne Hartunian, Lloyd Barton, and Phil Freeman. Sixth row: Asst. Mgr. Bob Quinn, Don Newman, Gerry Riedy, Barry Emerson, and Equip, Mgr. Bob Curdy. Seventh row: Asst. Trainer Adrian Vcrrni, Trainer lim D'Angelo, Mgr. Dick Voss, cmd Bob Uriebe. , ..1.' 1 Don Ccrse 1351 Gerry Rledy 352 Dave Alex 'WSU Quariel-backs Wayne Hartunicm 462 Al Pcxbiano 41186 Bob Nordbeclc 363 Mike Proett 1364 Bill Smiih -365 Pat Germon 5374 Steve Sindell Doug Campbell B1-1ddY Brandt Chuck Plumley 365 'H V WW Y Y, ,,-1--- .Y -.--..- .........-.vu-- --.u.-....41,..-. . Dick Turner N53 Moe Freedman 4360 ' Iohn Eligcx 47944 Mike Germon 47561 Bill Warner 342 Lloyd Burton 343 Mlke Grlswold 340 x. Barry Pat Brosnan 48980 Line Backers sheuy Novak waz lim Whitmore 484 Running Bucks Mike McLean 341 Russ Grossman 320 P if Seaman 324 aul Montgomery 22 Iohn West 3533 Iim Whelan 363 Iohn Petrie 331 Bob Russ Benglen 345 Terry Loy 41521 Eddie Boshers 4125 Alton Thomas M32 Bob Boozell 9134 M v: f .2i Tackles Bob Riehl 370 Tony Matthess V375 George Chumo -F72 Phil Freeman -4i73 Don Newman 'W76 Phil Thames 477 lack Guercio -371 Russ Gilmore 43583 ,Q ,. -- Lgl mlf 3 s WATER POLO - 1962 gif THE TEAM . . . First row: Ed Goldberg Bob Scheffers Tim McNulty Perry Germain Captain' Stewart Thompson Larry Lasman and, Larry Iohnson. Second row: Coach Brud Cleaveland Paul DeBello Manager' Pete Churchill Bob '. Lagunoif Steve Murray Dan Levine and Pete 'U Maxwell Manager. -f-1-A E 2 Despite the excellent coaching of Brud Cleaveland, the high-spirited water polo team turned in a mem- orable record. The Buc tankers posted a meager two win season, scoring victories over Valley C10-9j and Pierce C12-105. Though the team won only a few games, it can proudly recall holding the top teams of the conference to slim victories. Larry Las- man, the squad's most valuable player, nailed down a second team all Metro-conference berth, while Perry Germain, team captain and high point man, along with Pete Churchill and Tim McNulty made honorable mention honors. Other players who cap- tured team awards were Bob Scheffers, most improved player Stu Thompson Bob Lagunoff Steve Murray Dan Levine and Ed Goldberg gf' -efhf -'S crumbs IIX PM . .1 g T '- .. -.-14: ST, ' :SP Q32 UO 9'-1 EO HZ Q. Q. 5. 15 gc Om .20 me 0,51 59. 55 U1 T9 0-1 55 59. 5':' ..o. :rm 'VFD' :J Sa ' r M of. passing. These' photos were taken during a 5 'il' . A mid-season practice session N I f' M f A J 2 V . , 5 'I s A, f w' X . g 1+ 3 N f se' ' rl 1. I ' , I U l l N ' ' 4 I I I ll lm - -' - 2 . . , ll'-H-FF1-1 ' l 4 I V Q I P, . al cn . i' 'illli nah T ..l s 'ti ,Q-e-ff' .' '., -gx 1 . 1 1 .rxixx an w l 1 .. cpe--,ith rg i, 3 1 c 1. aw. ' ' rf .,.-93 : 1. ' 'aff' -'rc-U ' ' 5' - gil'v UE. V , - 1- A sts- ill if sa? .ls 'I - - 'iff' 25, , .f .- l1'f1'.e, ..- L - A fl ' ,axe -' 5.1 s V ' W' gf: -' .1-N, ,r '... ig gg .rff,,,.:q.,.-aa, o fp, - . .' 1.1 ' g ,Jai 'V ,L 'A' Ns- I QL -'ha' W g.t,,, h .. The Corsair cross country men needed most of its stam- ina to endure its season's record. A combination of lack of depth, plus the strongest Metro-conference ever, spelled disaster: a record of 0-7 in dual meets, john Hanna led the team through the early part of the season. His best effort was a first place victory over the tough as always El Camino warriors. Later jim Ryan joined Hanna to pull a 1-2 on East L.A. Biggest surprise of the year was former baseball and basketball player, Don McCarthy, who joined the squad in mid-season. Within two weeks his strength had pulled him to the top of the tem. He had the honor of sparking the Bucs to a highly successful day at the Mt. ' Sac Invitational, coming in 15th out of 23 teams, In spite of lack of experience, those of the second division of the squad who survived, responded with great improve- ment to Merritt's Spartan training. Notables of this group were Dave Partie, Andy Heath, Tom Carter, Bob McMahon, Steve Lewin, and Henry Lenhart. was Cross Couniry HE TEAM . . , First row: Don McCarthy, Iohn anna, Dave Partie, Ken Edwards, and Mike none. Second row: Coach Carl Merritt, Andy eath, Tom Carter, Bob McMahon, Carl Heinz, ' .- ,, ,-A ul Doose, and Gary I-linsche. Third row: Steve ' n' , ,T h win, Harold Schwartzer, Henry Lenhart, Mike ' llocer, Hugh Olson, and lim Ryan, 3- , '.1' , I 'ir' A' OW, IUST RELAX . . . 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The Corsair Spikers accomplished an unprecedented feat during the 1963 season: they won their third consecutive National Intercollegiate Volleyball title. No' college team has ever won the championship' three years in a row in the history of intercollegiate com- petition. Sweeping past such teams as UCLA, SC, Stanford, and Florida State, The Bucs earned the distinction of being the best college team in the country during the championship matches held this year in San Antonio, Texas. Three of the Corsairs made the first team in the annual All American selections. They were Captain Paul MacLaughlin, Don Philips, and Bob Hogan. Steve Kiel and Bill Griebenow received honorable mention ratings. To the best college team in the United States and to their excellent coach, Bert DeGroot, the Student Body salutes you! Tennis TOP PERFORMERS . . . ltop to botloml Ed Fort, lim Green, and Phil Adams. As of Spin-Drift press time, the Corsair racquet- men enjoyed a 6 wins and 2 losses record and appeared to be a cinch for the runnerup honors in the conference. Strong performers were the number 1 and 2 men: Barry Weiss and Ed Fort, both of whom traveled to Ojai for the State singles competition. Well balanced and aggressive, the Corsairs three and four men, Jim Green and Phil Adams, proved invaluable. Showing steady improvement were Whelan, Ross, Forshee, Hawes and Arnold. Coach Del Nuzum predicts another strong team in 1964. THE TEAM Front Row: lim Whelan, Robert Ross, Ed Fort, Barry Weiss cmd Chuck Forshee. Second Row: Steve Hawes, Tom Arnold Izm Green Phil Adams, and Coach Del Nuzum. ' ' ai Q? .-'1-Q i QS .E Corsair Track and Field 1963 THE TEAM . . . Front Row: Henry Spiegel, Bill Shussett, Steve Abrams, Ron Murdock, Dick Gray, A1 Sachs, Henry Lenhart, and Richard Esselgroth. Second Row: Mike Boone, Dave Saitren, Charles Kolosseus, Mike Bullock, Stan Organ, Bob Pitzele, Paul Doose, Tom Carter, Bob Lefebvre, Bob Seeman, and Gary Hinsche. Third Row: Butch Barton, Bob Boozell, Phil Freeman, Herman Spiegel, Gary Uline, Iohn Connelly, Rodger Burnett, Iim Ryan, Dave Partie, Andy Heath, and Don McCarthy. '?'t. li. r BREAKING THE TAPE AND A RECORD . . . Don McCarthy is pictured here as he smashes the college mile record. Miler Don McCarthy was the brightest spot in this year's Corsair track season and as the Spin-Drift went to press had led his mates to a fine 3-l record. McCarthy, competing in his first track season, had broken the existing college records in both the.mi1e andthe two mile events. His teammates were equally impressive. Bowdie Burnett performed well in the high and low hurdles and Won consistently in these events, Other runners who aided the Corsair cause were Mike Boone in the 440 and 220 events and Bob Lefebvre in the 880. In the field events the Bucs were strong and competent. Bob Boozell in the shot put and Phil Thames in the discus pro- duced a flock of points lor the Merritt Men. Dave Sattren, college pole vault record holder, and newcomer Paul Dooze supplied strength in their specialities. Howard Dixon, Bob Seeman, Mike Bagdonas, and Gary Uline had line years in the dashes, broad jump and high jump. 1963's Consislenl Performers were of ll... Burly Bob Boozell 4 ' Rambling Bowdie Burnett J 9 Flying Dave Saffren PT'-T? '5 W .f- 1 -1, ,'f f A 'WL' . - 'v .V ITN N . 1. 7, an JV. , 1 Fig? lftlu THE CINDER POUNDERS . . . fabovej The relay team: Mike Boone, Bowdie Burnett, Bob Seeman, and Gary Hinsche, At the left are Andy Heath, Tom Carter, and Henry Lenhart. Corsair Baseball 1963 THE TEAM . . . Front Row: Dick Lesser, Ron Olson, Bob Devot, Ken Aerni, Ierry Brewer, Iay Garacochea, Ron Kosser, Randy Iverson, and Bob Daetwiler. Second Row: Mgr. Ron Abelar, Rick Bradbury, Ken Burdick, Dallas Bethea, Roy Straight, Tom Cottrell, Dennis Dicks, Bill Cook, Mike Proett, Paul Montgomery, Marty Trugman, Gary Glynn, Iohn Stack, lim Keller, Ion Maksik, and Buddy Brandt. At the time the Spin-Drift went to press, Coach Dave McNeil's baseball team had won three contests and lost 8, however, in spite of this less than glorious record, the Corsairs were potentially a good team. A mound staff of Rick Bradbury, Mike Proett, Ion Maksik, and Bill Cook pitched well, but with early season inconsistency. Some competent relief work was turned in i VCA N 1' , h I V nfs'-' ' mai' A 5 i, ' f a illlllllllllllll 45. 41, .. .- , 'ard '-4.4, ..LLi..r.2,. - '1' '- ' ,, - --L -' 'raw f- X Jil? 4 ' 'Tarun--ee V . ::L,!a'f:5,..: ., eV ,f.x!'w-J ' 'Fmt 1551 VT ':,.L-2131.2 t 'E- 12:Fg1X,-'iss '5' iz, f':.w::L -7fr'lA2'2azT': . ? '71l'4i C'if9igm ' ffl ' r- ' ' - asf. V is-sa h,r..-..-,s----an UVA- - 4 I 'Z' -V' ' i-1:- -. 1 l.- W. , ,,x--T'.Z-fab' Q., , ., Pitcher: Mike Proett by Rick Lesser and Dallas Bethea. Randy Iverson proved an iron man behind the plate. On the offensive side of the ledger the Bucs were led by the slugging of Tom Cottrell and the line drive hitting of Roy Straight, Ierry Brewer, Ken Aerni, and Ron Kosser, all oi whom had respectable bat- ting averages. With half the season re- maining, Coach McNeil's men may still make their Metro League presence heard. . 'Q'-1 - 'u ' 1 .,- i . N ' K ' V J I lllullllulnun V -i:7,'f-Ltgilivf-4-'-.', 15.2 W 3 ma, M-4, -. -- rs f .V - C H.. -...-, rg g, ,i r. -4 .6 - M- 5-Jevqfu ...R - 'jffli 13- 5 V ,yy ',.,..s. if i:,i:? Jlt,,Q f i ig IV 'Y ': f f., -:-:+-- . - i3e51VQf.- gf'-i'ig:.i., rr,-3 5jjagT'fQ3laV I in 1 4 w--'-1 ' ' fl I ., 1 S-'il V' ' , - ' A A-arm-. ' A V X ' A+ .-21: 'f 'FQ- if-iff ' '1 ,, .LSL . '. rg Pitcher: Rick Bradbury - ,Tw . - -7 -f - . , 'V I V ., . K Ill--I---ll-I + f -s Q, lv. , X :mar V2 .gifgwki .Jas i ' V FM., ,gf ,N 5171, ,: , -. T, .-in 1 - - r' V .. .'. . . - if I N 5 -- , - 4. ,, -, . h :'i4.3Si' 'zke :. rv-,g,4.- F., -L ' y v'f'i?t'F f'f .r 315' V 'r .,. ,-- -if -,? ...V 'f- 3 ' V 'f' ,. . ' i . 1: , - .,,,-f- ' , ':fg, 'v'i :4'. : ibfq, 3. A ,,... ,. ,V N- . ,.- if if - 'V V ' ' f , Lf, 3.1, , ' , . .7.: Q 4 ,1 V . 1 Lf., 'ffl--.' L ' V .,. ,, ?f '4-S.:em:!'f.2. me ff.. - ' - 'fa - Pitcher: jon Maksik .41 Pitcher: Bill Cook rw ' ' V' - '1l,f.L.-531. in it Shortstop: Ken Aerni Left Field: Ron Kosser Center Field: Tom Cottrell . Gym Team GYMNAST ACTION: Captain Dan Morgan GYMNAST ACTION: Ken Costales around contestants SKC 1 Sir ,, 'S 0 Fl Q ' .,- 4 - THE SQUAD . . , Front Row: Richard Blinder, Guy Crosetti, H'erb Morita, Steve Dade, Captain Dan Morgan, Mike Prestoff, Rod Hempt, and Larry Cheap. Second Row: Trainer Iim D'Angelo, Bob Adams, Iirn Palma, Ken Costales, Skip Doo- little, Bill Santoro, and Coach Brud Cleaveland. This is the best balanced gymn team in my 8 years at City College remarked Coach Brucl Cleaveland on Aipril 5 and the conference championship will not be determined until late in May. At press time the Corsairs were all locked up with other strong aggregation from Valley, Long Beach and East Los Angeles Leaders of this years City College team were Captain Dan Morgan and Ken Costales both returning lettermen and both excellent per formers, Dick Blinder Guy Crocetti Stewart Doolittle, and Rod Hempt were also fine all ' 1 THE SQUAD . . . Kneeling: Barry Grossman, Pete Soria, Art Kalty, and Mike Andrews, Standing: Pete Abrahams, Larry Leigh, Larry White, Ioel Leebove, Lou Rosemayer, Howard Herman, Mike Donneniield, and Coach . CarlMu1leneaux. As we went to press Coach Mulleneaux' swing, chip and putt team was having its troubles but hopes were high that the team would come along in the second halt oi Metro competition. The most consistent winner was Pete Soria. He was followed by steadily improved play by Lou Rosemayer, Ioel Leebove, Mike Andrews, and Art Kalty. TOP MAN - - - Pete 5053. The Coach, the Club, and the Smiling Swingers 1 1 , 1 A P .N -'Ni . . 1-,F ' EVEN, XA ' A' -K ' f 'Nu 1 pr-7 X 'lqsiw ' af I Y, ' ' W 1 EEE V A ,N T4 .1 I f A X1 . 'ixf-1 Awf 'f 5-4 A .f fgkf 'ff wx fi ws 4 V V K I 1 r C A I V 47: R Q A 1' f'--M ly. A W - - - ' I 6 V 41 'mi -,i IMI!-v-i-i . . , i 1 . P f ' gf E1 '-if '55 1 I F gf Y L? E -9 I i I I his l l I , 1 I l - at V -- ' I I L -1 .v. . .... , -,.,, V-' 'Q' ' . 1 Q, Q--1-A ' Y , .giaff 4f5'- ., ,, 'PQ' 3 1 , a gf 1 J 5 ,1 , 1-a3y '?. 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Henkel Annette Hilcxiel Yvonne Hilalel Sibylle Holmeisier Sandro: I. Houck Tom Hudson Teresa Humphrey L P I r i i 1 i .ui M HE Dianne A. Leyin Steve Lewin Nancy Levin Barbara Lewis Penny Io Loffler Patricia Longeway David Royal Lowrey Carolyn Lynn Linda Leppert Pat Lewis Icmette Love Richard Lyster M ' l . Y s - ' T3 .Y, .H .. .. , ,, .. .,A... :,rdT,,7 Y I Norman Marcus Marilyn Mathews Allan Melnick Susan Merrett ,Ma, M , , we U a . 'ST '. -,. :3u A ' f - f 1, . My ,552 .f ' .hfisfxfrj 'if-v-v I '-- - f' f - i!F5f'l A ' ' V U r 1 diff ' ' wil Y N 1- M 5 -,i a pf! ,bv I Us Gerd Maron Emilio Martinez Garreti Mayer Iohn McCormick Tay Malpezzi Ronald Menet Sharon L. Miller Iames R. Muff l 1 1 l Sandra Mueller Paul H. Montgomery Judy Morgan Sonia Nodle Patrick D. O'Brien Anne Odegard lane Overmeyer Beverly Padway Ianna Lee Parenteau Sheri Parrott Walter Pawl Mary Perez 4 V, Herz? ' qv... .' ' -MW. Richard K. 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The Editors Sharon Chester Roy E, Hogstedt Barbara Houy Stephen Hubert Monica Sommerfield lim Stewart I.E1' HEAR I1' FOR n 1 5 511 gi J' F, 1 'W 1 I 4 Milf - , f o 'N-'-' ',,: SMCC and ill mol-ies of '62-'63 -'Y v-V me-gr-,3 ' 'ix I e ' .1 ,r '1-dbh: 1- .8 , 'mln .,,.AA , - N K, v w r? v .Ml xi? ol' alll E C W' 515 '- - 5 E4 f jwf. Lf-R ll:-: 1 , 's T. l .,3' s , -agua -. . . ,, ,'-1 ,Jig-gs Ag' Q13 1- A .p ' , vw: - ' r:EI Zff'2+r ' q1k- -iq , ,, A K! Eiga- L 2- .4-I .,, X X- ', 'A -1 jfpq, .-4455.1-silff' N ' ' x -- 361, N-f'q:5f-'f 'Q'?f. . ' , x . w rl- - ' , . f'?1'W--f',, A '- ' - Q 'final f' ina z.'.m4. Nw., .A .. H- . -., : Vu vi- YL, -,N el f E ,.: ' . Q .5 4 , .4 Y - . . N 4 -M9 ' W. L , 41 xf , 3 '17 .. , x, Y ,ff , F . '- X 2' N' ,A 1,1 fx? 3 K: 1-',' ' 97: .121 Jw ' 1' ,V -5f ,' N1 . fi 5- Q-1 - .'ff '- ' ' X h L V., , ,Z SF: W ,H ... 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We beg your and their 'forgi11eneJ:. ALPHA MII GAMMA MEMBERS ARE: I: Donovan, G. Dedier, G. Hanson, P. Hall, H. Termcm, P. Kushiner, G. Goldstein, D. Merritt, C. Salera, S. Krupke, M. Miller, N. Adamoli, A. Burrus, H. Watts, R. Bauer, B. Maas, T. Caton, and C. Haberg. The Winners - for a look at the N IL 1 satisfied judges, see opposite fp. 1251 photograph ., 'lAFi'i'f Q ' , - . -4 ll l ' Fl ' ' . l v, l.. 5. . .' '-Ati.-f-l 1i14 ' Avg. 'swfflui-'fe .P-, 35 z. l'aJvgALg,:tf J, .- , rn, lu. Q- A v .5 . W N x nt A-fm ' 'iff 55, if SN 1' - 4-. ,1' . mtl . . 1,,,ryh,f,.,vw . . Y Er UF , - - 'R , 'Q :ik all f 'f4 , 'gi 'X NX 43 .ML Q WW , file? V il F . . R b tw Ii -if V A:Q',w'4 A 1 ,w 3 MW ,, , ,g-, l,.f::B1x 'VgE.t.y Wx. 4 w ,3n,:.'!1' . . -xl ..,1 1 f ', l 1-1' - ,, A - P.- 'vzrh Pa ,Nl ff 'L ,L V f 'sf rf x ', LI U l I I , ? x :ill .I'..I, .EXQ.Q9-:S-la' 9 ', Y- F I: I . ' ? Q f'Q43fvr?SJ'i - Qu1 f 1 f Q -v . '1 -3 A ria, .3 '- ' -'T A ., , ff 1 A , 14' . 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