University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 468 of the 1951 volume:

COHEN . COLE . COMBS • CONE CORNEL DENHAM . DEURIOSTE . DICKIE DOUGHERTY, TRAA • DRIAN NELLY . DOYLE DUKE•DULA.EAKIN ECKERY . EDGERLEY EADLEY . EBERT . E8RIG ENCHEFF . EN HAUSER FELDMAN . FERA FISHER • FL AHE REDERICK . FREYDIG . GA FORDYCE . FORR LAGHER • GAM i. ONE . GENTRY . G GORING • GOSS . « GREENFIELD . GRET HACKLEY • HAKIN • h MOFF . HARRIS • H ER . HERTEL HELLER • HENSHOW NACKI • IGRAM I 8 A N E Z I G E U NGHAM IMPERATRICE KINNEY . K LAMBORN . LAND • LANDIS .,L INGSEN LASHER • LEACH COPYRIGHT 19 5 1 BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EDITOR Lois Schrager Bossln MANAGER Betty Yater ASSOCIATE EDITORS Phyllis Foster Mardy Pletcher Marcia Ernest ASSOCIATE MANAGERS Barbara Ravn Louise Gilmore PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY TO MARY B. DAVIDSON FOR MANY years she has offered her friendship, understanding and wisdom to you. She has given you her services quietly and with sincerity. Your interests have always been of primary concern to her. University housing and student government have made great advances under her guiding hand. Whether you met her at a tea or in the sunny office that she calls home, you felt that the university was a better place because she was here. So to Mary B. Davidson, dean of women, we take pride in dedicating this seventy-eighth edition of the Blue and Gold. DO YOU remember the grassy glade below the Engi- neering building and the empty lot by LSB? Even in the brief time you have been here, many changes have taken place on your campus and in its population. Though professors, students, and administrators may leave the campus, the spirit of Cal will continue. • •: r THIS CAMPUS of yours is only one of eight that com- pose a large and diversified state university. You have probably often grumbled at inefficiency, seemingly slow progress, and other annoyances of a large school. Yet the advantages are many, and we hope that you will be glad that you were a student in this university which will always be partly yours. n IN FUTURE years, as you take this book from your shelf and open its cover, we hope that you will be carried back in memory to your days in Berkeley. If you chuckle over events and happily recall old friends, then we have accomplished our goal. REGENTS CHARLES COLLINS TEAGUE MAURICE EDWARD HARRISON FAC MARY LOU BECK KATHERINE BENNITT JOHN ELOF BOODIN HAROLD BRUNN CLARENCE A. DYKSTRA GRACE MAXWELL FERNALD FRED WILLIAM FOXWORTHY WILLIAM E. GILFILLAN DIXON ULTY ERNEST A.HERSAM BENJAMIN P. KURTZ ERNST LOEWENSTEIN MAX RADIN HOWARD S. REED HERMANN SOMMER WALLACE I. TERRY EDWARD TWITCHELL WECTER STUDENTS VICTOR JOHN MACNEILAGE ROSS STADLER KENNETH PREMINGER BERNIE RALPH SUSSKIND DONALD ALBERT WALKER THE UNIVERSITY THE CLASSES STUDENT LIFE ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS - T THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE TWENTY YEARS ago, in writing one of my first messages for a senior class after becoming President of the Univer- sity, I expressed the opinion that one of the most im- portant attributes of educated men and women was their ability to withhold decisions and action until they had askod and answered two questions: Is it so? and What of it? At that time the greatest economic depression in history was just getting under way, and there was considerable justification for pessimism about the ability of a frocly competitive capitalistic system to remain solvent. While tho system has since pulled itself out of the quicksand, and has amazed the world by its productive power in war and peace, efforts to maintain or increase our pessimism about the American way of doing things, and to lead or force us into dictatorship have multiplied many fold. It is even more important now than it was two decades ago to meet statements on points of controversy with a reasonable amount of skepticism. But I have learned in these years that it is not enough to question the truth or significance of what others tell us. It is essential also that we seek the answers to such questions, and that we lend our positive support to those things which aro true and significant. We need skeptics, but we do not want cynics. We know our democracy is not yet functioning per- fectly and that free enterprise has its faults, but we also know, if we have any ability to observe and evaluate, that no other form of government offers the individual greater freedom to seek betterment and happiness, and no other economic system has ever rewarded the individual more richly for his efforts. If we become so obsessed with vices that we cannot recognize virtues, then skepticism may destroy rather than save us. I com- mend this thought to you as you leave the Berkeley campus, and I wish you every success in whatever you undertake to do in the world beyond its confinos. i I I LEFT TO RIGHT: Brodia E. Ahlport, Jana H. Stainhart. Victor R. Har.ian. John U. Calkini. Edwin W. Raulay. Marjorii J. Woolman, Robart M. Undarhill. Earl J. Faniton. Edward A. Dickion, John Francit Naylan. Robart G. Sproul, May Har’d E. Toll, William G. Marchant. Comaliu� J. Haggariy. John E. Canaday, Sidnay M. Ehrman. Farnham R GriWithi GOVERNOR EARL WARREN CLAUDE 8. HUTCHISON HURFORO E. STONE Vice-President ol the University an! Dean of Students Dean cl the College c( Agriculture MARY 8. DAVIDSON Dean of Wertteo JAMES H. CORLEY Vice-President In Charge d Business Affairs HERMAN A. SP1NDT ALICE G. HOYT CLINTON C. CONRAD CATHERINE 0. QUIRE Oi rector cl Admissions Associate Dean of Women Assistant Dean of Students Assistant Oean of Women CHAFFEE E. HALL. JR. Assistant Dean of Men WILLIAM R. DENNES Dean of the Graduate Division A. R. DAVIS Oean of the College of Letters ard Science GERALD E MARSH Assistant Oean d the College of Letters am Science WILLIAM W. WURSTER, Oean Of School ef Architecture PERRY MASON, Acting Dean of the Schcol of Butlnew AdmlnHlration JOEL H. HIL0E8RAN0, Oean ef the Col- lege of Chemijtry ORLANDO W. WILSON, Dean of the School of Criminology WILLIAM R. BROWNELL. Dean of the School ef Education MORROUGH P. O'BRIEN, Dean of the Schcol ef Engineering ROBERT W. OESMONO, Dean of the School of Joarrjllim FREOERICK S. BAKER, Dean of the School of Forttlry J. PERIAM OANTON, Dean of the School of LiOeananchlp KENNETH 6. STODDARD, Dean of the Schcol of Optometry EOWARO S. ROGERS, Dean of the Schcol of Public Health TROY C. DANIELS, Oean of the School of Pharmacy LONG LINES of new students stood waiting to meet President Sproul and his gracious wife. The faculty reception committee smiled and chatted with the newcomers. Members of the senior reception committee nervously wound their way through the crowd. New students—end a number of old who had crashed the party—mingled with the variety of people from California, distant states, and foreign lands. But after the large crowds had drifted away from the maize of Hearst Gymnasium, empty punch bowls and tired, happy and friendly faces proclaimed the President's Reception a huge success once again. THIS LAST March the University became 83 years old. The academic procession filed its way up to the sun-warmed Greek Theatre where students, alumni and friends waited for the Charter Day ceremonies to begin. Lewis Douglas, former ambassador to Great Britain, spoke to the receptive audience. Later that day Kenneth Pitzer was presented with the outstanding alumni of the year award. And the University had become a year older. kSss ai HISS A 'V STUDENTS LOOK forward to university meetings, some because they get out of class, but most because of the interesting personalities to which the univer- sity plays host. The men's gym was packed on more than one occasion during the year's series of meet- ings. The year's schedule was traditionally brought to a close by the banter between our president and representatives from the graduating class. ADVANCING THE interests of the University of California and promoting the welfare of its alumni is the purpose of the Cal Alumni Association. This has been done through freshman and J.C. scholarships, the Cal Monthly, maintaining the Lair of the Golden Bear at Pinecrest and numerous activities. ' HOMECOMING AROUND UC means . . . long, sleepless Hours building floats . . . beer cans flying through the air at bonfiro rallies . . . appreciative glances as queen aspirants pass by . . . off-key melodies(?) float- ing down from a slightly pink Big C . . . Oski's antics . . . and the best Axtravaganza in a long time ... and the Big Game itself with Pappy, tie flying, pacing along the sidelines . . . card stunts that were bigger if not better than ever ... and last but not least, taking the Stanford- Cal Axe back to its place in Stephens Union. ALL U WEEK END m m us m ON NOVEMBER eleventh the eight representatives of the University of California family got together for a friendly scuffle on the foot- ball field. But more than that, All-Cal Weekend was a family party. It was then that ... we presented President Sproul with his twentieth anniver- sary present—a new car . . . each campus tried to out yell the other at the big bonfire rally ... ■m imm old friends got together and new ones were made. . . . after the game was over, Bears looked into the Crystal Ball . . . and tired but happy, the students of the University of California attended classes back home on Mon- day morning. Once more the big- gest family reunion pn earth had ended. lO� iS 8(11 Jeai Brewster Dick Clark� fra Fi« y Miom Gilbert Pete GjJdsehmidl Bill Haglcr Marry Hanson Pres Hotcbk.s Sue Howell Ginny Jones Bob Kinkead Sally Marsh Don Mills Jr Monachlno Loo Morgan Kardy Pktcker les Richter Evelyn� Rowe Roy Smith Marion Ttomas As Cal Clot CMireMi, PRES MOTCHKIS capably headed the All-University week did. CALIFORNIA CLUB THE BIG University family reunion for the All-Cal week end in November, the convention between semesters, and the informal meetings at Berkeley and with the other four chapters, are all a part of Cal Club—a group of students ap- pointed by President Sproul to work to- ward the goal of stronger inter-campus unity and friendship. Cal Ctebbers hold frepoent lunch meetings to discuss their plans and propels. 28 Carl Weinberg Oonna Wileman PlMlps Witter w Vvv ron t«c « ■ fw'ion W(N J J( V DREAMING UP schemes for getting out of the red—working late hours on the float and dance decorations—drinking (apple cider) and debating the affairs of the class —having trouble sticking to Roberts Rules of Order in council—spirited controversies over the class gift; bear versus scoreboard, scoreboard wins—selling tickets for all senior activities including a promotion job on the Rose Bowl rally in Los Angeles— planning a Senior Week for the February graduates and hoping that it will be car- ried on—and best of all the Senior Week in June that winds up the last year with a whirl that climaxes four years at Cal. All this will be a part of looking back on that last year as a senior. FRONT ROW, left to right: Rosena Wilson, George Feenbacher, Kay Lloyd, Bob Speoel IPerennial Senior). Jot Way land, Am Fibush. Ed Jwdan, Jean Millette. Too� Ellit. SECONO ROW: Edy Schroeder, Carolyn Robinson, loll Lind, Oorothy LeiSl, Marty Hosenspud, Elayne Mavtlno, Norinne Evemtad, Phylllt Oakley, Ply I Foster, Bobbie Graff, Lloyd Simpson. TMIRO ROW: Arden Raysor, Mary Lou Tatti, Phyllis Kotite, Pal Wheatley, Terry Gesas, Peggy B-um- garner, Elearor Oe Mari� , Sally Ambrose, Mario� Boiler, Sue Kline, Larry Weber, Charles Aron- berg, Nancy Waigh, Card Brierly. FOURTH ROW: Gene Jacks, Mary King, Jmc King, Mar- jorie Brandt, Marilyn B rke. Blair Smith, John Farr, Bill PaMya, Frank Green, John Towers, Larry Robinow, Paul MaMe, Oick Bios. FIFTH ROW: Jack Warner, Vic Appel. Bcb Kilman, Byron Wiegand, Leonard Krauts, Bob MacMahon. Bob Stone, Norman Heller, Leroy Moreda, Al Satier, Jack Grady. BACK ROW: Fred Pfost, Helen Marlnonl. Frank Hope. Loren Webb, Den Callup, Harold Meaaies, Ray Wolfirger, Loa Gil- more, Dick Merrill, Barney Knoi, Jim Wagner, Leonard Wolf. FRONT ROW, left to right: Alan Baer, Fall Chairman; Lea Wolf, Jack Kecnon, Hark Sarrlll. SECONO ROW: Ba ees Riiri, Vic Appel, Irsirg Spira, Jack Russell, Panche Arnois. THIRD ROW: 8ob Keldgerd, Marty Lane, Al Carter, Bill O'Hare, Ray Wdflnger, Sprlrg Chairman; Steve Hackrtt. BACK ROW: John Chappell, Hal Me vies, Frank Hope. SEATEO. left to right: Virginia Gerke. Uis Lind, Tony Ellis, John Wayland, George Fernbacher, 8ev McClasky, Terry Gesas. STANOINC: Carolyn Roblnsoa, Am Fibush, Ray Bartholomew, Lew Arnold, Lefty Steen, Bob Sodoff, Ed Jordan, Bill O'Hare. Always late loe an appointment but a personality north waiting for Is ANN FIBUSH. seeder secretary. AARON, ROY HENRY LOT Angeles Political Science ZBT; IFC. ACKER, HARVEY REX PiSkderU Forestry Barrington; Wesley Foundation. AHRENS, ERNST H„ JR. Vallejo Mineral Exploration HT; Mineral Technology Assoc. AKAY, NIZAMETTIN Fenguldak, Turkey English. ALBERTS, WALTER W. Sarta Crw Physics ♦HK; AMI ; •MIS; Rad� -TV Theater; W«ley Fcundatlon. AlFAOl, SALEH A. Jeddah, Saudi-Arabia Political Science. ALLEN, ROBERT JOHN Houston Electrical Engineering OSCEE;2JCI«t . AMBROSE, SALLY FRANCES Berkeley Political Science P B; Clan Coun; ANOERSON, EVELYN Berkeley General Curriculum. ANOERSON, FLORENCE H. San Fraoeisco Physical Education AZ; WAA; Card Sales; Utrimque; Phrateres. ANOERSON, LELAND G. Orinda Mechanical Engineering !♦; ASME. ABOO, ZAKI Amman, Jordan Political Science International House Hospitality Bd ACKLEY, RONALO L. Alturas Petroleum Engireering ©T; AIME. AHTYE, WALLACE J. Salinas Retailing AKERS. MAROEE Sacramento Political Science ALBRICHT, ROBERT KONK Piedmont Advertising A AS; Ad Service Bureau; Track. OEWEY EUGENE Santa Ana Buttress Administration Oel Rey. ALLISON. ETHEL ELAINE Oaklard General Curriculum AAA. AMBROSINI, MARY ANN San Francisco General Curriculum Stratford; Cal Engineer; Yacht Club; Phrateres. ANOERSON, EVELYN MARIE Riverside General Curricula ANOERSON. FRANK JOSEPH Business Administration ©AX; Class Coun; Intramural; AMA. ANOERSON, ORLANO KEITH Berkeley Biochemistry Bachelordc . ABERlEY, RICHARD C. Berkeley Civil Engineering 4 KS. ABREU, NORMAN H. Oakland Criminology Scabbard and Blade; Masonic Club. Muntn, CHRISTINE E. Lot Angeles Botany Steru; Prytanea ; YWCA. AOAM, JOHN FRANCIS Santa Marla Agricultural Economics ©X; AZ; Senior Ccun; Agric. Economics Club. AOAMS, FREDERICK L., Jr. Sacramento General Curriculum ♦ PA. AOAMS, PATRICIA Sacramento General Curriculum KA©. I AHTYE, AIRHART, AITCHISON, WARREN F. ROBERT VOSS ROBERT GORDON Salinas Richmond Oakland Mechanical Electrical Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering ASCE TB FI. Masonic Club. I ALATAS, GEORGE M. Salonika, Greece Electrical Engineering ASCEE; AIEE. ALBERT. HENRY CARL, JR. San Francisco Optcmctry UK� ; Ski Club. ulouii, MERRILL K. Oakland Account lag ZK; BAN'; JtrS; Big C; Fraternity Honor Soc; Tennis. I ALOANA, ALEGRIA, ALEXANDER, JOHN C. XHN RUFINO CARL A. Lot Angeles Marysville Oak la-d Electrical Accounting. Accounting. Engineering AIEE. ALLEN, ALLISTER A. Patterson Agricultural Economics Masonic Club; Pre- Med Club; Agree. Economics Club. ALLEN, LOWELL C. Frradale Civil Engineering THII. XK; ASCE. nuuerv, RALPH OAVIS Pasadena General Curriculum � KN'. AL-OMAR, HIKMET MOHAMMED NAJI Basra, Iraq Pre-Med ♦ES; Plymouth House. ANOERSEN, LOIS ELEANOR Oakland English College Women's Club Jr; Masonic Club. AL-TAK, HAZ1M MAJID Mosul, Iraq Architecture Cloyne Court; Architecture Associat ion. ANOERSON, OAVIO E. San Francisco Industrial Management ATd; Winged Helmet; BB; Big C; Skull aid Keys; Baseball. ALTSHULER, THOMAS LAFE San Francisco Physical Metallurgy Quarterdeck; Min- eral Tech. Assoc. ANOERSON. DOROTHY MAE Santa Monica Insurance Joaquin; WAA; Flying Chib OICK OEWEY plans a future in aJrerti.i g. Kit ex- perience as fall business manager of the Daily Cal must have sold him on the job. Dick Is also active in Alpha Oelta Sigma, «here he nas chairman of the high school publishing convention and the Golden Bear Society. i ..s| Sip.jlf I!4 Isii IPi «„f3f! p 3 3ZI 3§ SlS SlljSliflMSlwT « UJ CD «✓ O' «X is 5 ✓ 0 «10C a 3 •l -C UUJ 3 iri JM 55l1fl.fi II ■hilis Ipiliifi .? 1“ I I, Jill 2 S§“|?43i! SS Slg'JSZ 355 fits «1 n «1 5 Z UiUJ- U. 0 dZ ou ou Ivi « •� is 5S 3 fi 1 5 55 35 s — fc 5 55 5 SJ§ «OC C:5o f= ,-i X - I=23 i i tj 1! J11 tiafaf 3 3 ii- ooS o oo 3S| is’ I siL «% t = 3 S| i I x 3 $2 “IS322 II“ll Infill iriSS ,!f! 2 51 g sM«i 03 O il lsi!lit si ls 11 11 ! S tt s =5 5' .! tf 55 ? 10 II4Il .1 3 a-ui ►- Ilfl «i S O 1“ o ? p {� ii3!! BAKER, JACK CRAWFORD San Anselms Labor Law KS. BAKER, ROBERT GEORGE Sunnyvale Mechanical Engineering. bakosm, J'CQUtllNC L. Albany Advertising AZ; Tower and Flame; AMI'. BALAZ. WILLIAM F. C� ca i Geophysics MS; MT; Scabbard and 8!� d;; $r. Peace Committee. BALOAUr, RAINER FRANZ San Francisco General Curriculum AKB; Wi : S Helm� � ; BB; Skull and Km: Circle C; Water Polo; Ski Team. BAlOOCCMI. LAWRENCE P. San Francisco Journalism. BALES, GLEN Hayward Adiertlsmg Bowles; ♦IIS; HI'S; Masoek Club; Scabbard a-d Blade 8ALL. DAVIO EOWARD Westwood English ♦BK; AMP; Uni. versity Theater. BALLENTINE. DONALD LOUIS Idaho Falls Political Science Scabbard ad Blade. BANDAK, MICHEL 8ethlfhem, Palestine Creil Engineering International House ASCE. BANGS. BARBARA T. BARANCIK, 8ABETTE JEAN BARBAS, LOUIS dEORGE BAROE. CIRAOA GENE BARGER. WILLIAM PAUL Piedmont Hollywood Pasadena San Fraxisco Sa i«a Paula History AAA. Accounting Communications. Social Welfare Public Colonial Annex; A E. Adm nistration HI'S; Tower aid If ST; Student Flame; BA P; ♦XB Welfare Board BARGI CCHI, MART BARBARA Sa ita Cm Spanish Newman Club. BARNARD ROBERT Rntrsede forr.S' Trade ♦IK; A� E. BARNES. BARNES, FREOERICK R. ROBERT Oakland Berkeley Economics Mechanical VMCA. Engineering. BARNES, WILLIAM S. San Bernardino Forestry AZ. BARNETT. CHARLES Olivrhunt Engineering Physks. BARS AM IAN, BEVERLY ANN San Francisco BASCOM. OLIVER K. San Francisco History English. Continental; Treble Cie� ; Masonic Club 8ASH0RE. RICHARD A. Greenville, Ohio Pre-Medical Pre-Med Society; Glee Club BASILE. JAMES CHARLES Pittsburg Political Science BST; How Students. BARTHOLOMEW. BARTLETT. 8ATEMAN. RAYMONO K. MERLE C. JOHN ROGER Long Beach Berkeley South Pasadena Accomting-Finance BBII; Winged Helmet; Skull and Keys; Tri-Uoe; IFC. Central Curriculum. Accounting Cal 23 Club. BATES. MARK JAX Berkeley Economics MX. BATES, WILSON McL.. JR. Los Angeles Architecture XAK BATTEY, GEORGE E., JR. Los Angeles Civil Engineering ASCE; ARBA. BAUMANN, PAUL F. San Marino Industrial Relations 10K; Scabbard and Blade; Counseling. BAYER, OLGA Santa Rosa Publk Health Nursing Rtf on Campus. BAYUK. LOUIS ALOYSIUS Hammond, Ir.d. Sanitation Wrestling. 8EALE. KATHLEEN M. Sacramento Central Curriculum KA. BEARDEN, 8RUCE £6WAR0 Oakland Entomology Masonic Club. BEATY, WILETHA RUTH Alhambra Spanish Richards; Ho� or Student; Treble Clef; Phratem. BEAVERS, ROBERT EARL Alameda Business Administration II K . BEDFORD, RAY G. Fullerton Chemistry. SEED, DOUGLAS KING Redding Criminology AAE. BEERY, CLINTON 0. Rkhmoad Civil Engineer!!� ASCE. 8EHEL, JOHN ARTHUR Santa Barbara Marketing VT. BELCHER, MELVIN BRYAN Modesto Electrical Engineering UCAIEE. BEESON, JOYCE WINIFRED San Francisco General Curriculum ♦M; Nenma« Ck� b; Card Sales; YWCA BEIIMANN, PETER ROBERT North Hollywood Agriculture Economics SK. BELCK-OLSEN, KNUT Oslo, Norway Transportation International House; ASH; Ainior Varsity Debate Outstanding on the basketball court were BILL HAGLER and 808 SEC. Bill, nicknamed the all- American boy by S � a Chi brothers, got two tco basketball hows wken he broke the all-time U.C individual scoring record in mid-season. Bob, otter described by sports tans as rubber legged. racked up encugh points to become Cal's secord higkest scorer. BEIEAL, ERNESTINE Sautalilo Decorative Art Elirabelh Barrett. OCS.L, ELTON HAYDEN Oklahcma City Industrial Pu-Chasu.j How Student; SAM. BELL, JACK ALLEN Salinas Journalism BELL, BENDER, BENEOICT, LOUIS H., JR. PATRICIA JULIAN San! Barb� .' Los Angeles New York Jo� «alitm Social Welfare Accounting Oaily Californian; Epworth; Phcatete . Newman Club. NSA. BENEFIELO. JAMES ROSS Mill Valley Journalism IN; Dally Cal. BENNETT, GRANT Sacramento General Curriculum rA. BENOIT, OIANE JOAN San Francisco General Curriculum AT A; Pelican; Elections Bd; Counseling. BENSON, BARBARA JEAN Los Gatos ChIM Development ASA; Intramural. BENT, BENTLEY. MARK ARKADY CORLA MAE 8erkelty Richmond Sanitation. Carketing. BENZ. KARL JOHN Siou Falls Industrial Relations MAX; Yacht Club. 8ERGLUNO, GEORGENE Muscatine, Iowa General Curriculum BERNADSKY, ALEC EUGENE San Francisco CWil Enginteeing. BERINOOAGUE, JORGE La Par. Bolivia Civil Engineerirg USCA; ASCE; Newman Chib BERNSTEIN, DIANA RUTH Orange International Relations Inter naltonil House. BERNSTEIN, NORRIS S. Loog 8eJch General Curriculum ZBT. BERRY. DON ERWIN. JR. Berkeley Accounting KX; Winged Helmet; Skull and Keys. BERRY. WILLIAM Bishop Political Science II K4 ; Masonic Club, Counseling. BERS, BERTI, BETANCO. NAUM s. BARBARA JEAN OAVIO FRANCIS Julita, Rcumania Sacramento Aeronautical Accounting Engineering Rickards. OXH; Irternational Newnut Hall. House Flying Club. San Leandro Ftnarce KXK; Masonic Club; Tower ard Flame. To be a grammar school leader is the ambition of JEAN BREWSTER, the g.rl with the friendly smile, alter she leaves four busy college years behind. Wo- men's covxiling, class ccuxlls. Women's Rally Com- mittee. Athletic Reception Committee, Women's E« Board. Caucus Plawni-sg Committee, Cal Chb, Pryt. aid Mortar Board were seme of the activities which claimed Jean's attenticn. BETTS, ELLEN C. Berkeley International Relations II ltd-; Rally Com� ; NSA. BEYDLER, LEE WILSON Alameda Mechanical Engineering TBII. 8I0NDI, ALOA MARY San Francisco General Curriculum. B1REN8AUM, OAVID 8ERT San Francisco Political Science Golden Bear; Pub Coun. Chairman; Daily Cal Manag- ing Editor. 8LACKW000, JOSEPH R SanOiego Electrical Engineering ASCCE. BLAIR. CHARLES T. Burlingame Cm I Engineering XE; Til II; ASCE Pres. BUM IRC, ECV ARO ALVIN Ala-ucda Accounting KX; Big C Guard. 8LAMIRE, IRVING JAMES Alameda Electrical Engineering KX. BEZNER, GOODWIN OTTO Lot Angeles BIDDISON, LYNN ROBERT BIGGS. ANNA MAURIE Covina BEIOEMAN, STANLEY A Pasadena BINOER, IRIS Los Angeles Crell Engineering. Fcrestry. General Curriculum Epworth; YWCA. Industrial Relations ATA. Accounting Sherman Hall; Hillel. BISOROI, KENNETH H. Sonera Chemistry. 8ITHER, OONALD LYNN Modesto Marketing University Chorus. BIXBY, JOHN C. Pasadena Marketing ATA. BLACK. ROY LEO Oetroit Optometry ii BO; Newman Club. BLACKFORD, LEONARD D. Berkeley Architecture XAK. BLAIR. SHERWOOD Oakland Social WeHare. BLAKE, OONALD JOSEPH Denver Finance. 8LAKE, HELEN MARIE San Francisco History BLAKE, IRV G. Sacramento Political Science. 8LAKEM0RE. DAVID M. Berkeley Mathematics Masonic Club Scabbard and Blade. 8LANC, EMILY NELSON Berkeley General Curriculum AXO; Blue and CoM; Counseling. 8LANCHAR0, DALE RANDALL Oaktaad Business Administrat ioa BK; BI X BLANO, BLAND. GARRISON RICHARO Oak u d Oakland Business Wildlife Administration Conservatio AKA; A AX; Pub MS. Co ; Ad Mgr. BLASINCAME. JOHN HARRIS Ourham Mechanical Engineeriog Abracadabra. Pel Kan. BLATCHLY, JAYNE WARDEN San Francisco BLEE, ERNEST W. Tastln BLOOM, BERNARD H. Providence, R. I. BIOS. RICHARD San Francisco ELOSIL, WARREN JOHN General Curriculum. Civil Engineering. Art Ridge Home; AE. Business Administration ♦A©. Beolw 8ewles Hall. BLUMENTHAL, WERNER San Francisco International Economics International House; Honor Students; HI'S; 1 Board. 80AZ, GENE SHERRILL Berkeley Criminalistics. BOOELL. MAXINE M. Oakland General Curriculum Utrimque. BOBLETER. FLORENCE Santa Ana Anthropology YWCA. 80E, JANE ANN San Francisco General Curriculum Stratford Hall. BOHREN, EVELYN IRENE Riverside Laboratory Technician er. BOLES. J. LLOYD Oakland Journalism SAX; Dally Cal. BONAPART, ALAN San Fraxisco Political Science Honor Student. BONOAN. JOSEPH Chicago Social Welfare Newman Club. BONHAM. CLIFFORD Piedmont Social Welfare. BONO. GEORGE Oakland Geology ©3; ©T; Ski Club. BONMCKSON, JOHN MARTIN Berkeley Physical Education Counseling; Newman Club. BOOTHE, RANSOMS Upland Electrical Engineering AIEE. 80OYE, MARTIN AL8ERT Palo Alto Electrical Engineering ©2; Shi Club. BORBA. MILORED IRENE Albany Mathematics Statistics ♦ME; How Student. BOROE, UNNI Oslo, Norway Dramatic Literature. BOROER, LLMER OEAN Oakland Electrical Engineering UCSEE. 80RNER, H. ERIC Berkeley Marketing. 60RUM, ELIZA8ETH ANN Oakland Psychology. BOSSIN, LOIS San Fcrnmdo Business Administration Blue and Gold Editor; Mortar Board; Prytanean. BOSTWICK, WILLIAM F. San Rafael Business Administration. BOVARO, GRACE 1. Tarentum, Pa. Child Development Campus Tours. BOUOAKIAN, B08 R08ERT Fresno Political Science. BOWER, FLORENCE 8url ingame General Curriculum A� . BOWMAN, ARTHUR Long Beach Psychology AMr. 80WR0N, GWYN K. Orluda Psychology aaii. BOYO, GILBERT Sausalito German Del Rey; Masonic Club; 1 House. BOYD. NORMAN LOS Altos Religion Group Canterbury. BOYLOS, JOHN MORGAN Ourham Chemistry A XI . BRACKETT, RAY Sacramento Accounting HAS'; Honor Students. BRADFORD, JAMES (Hive 8RA0H0FF, LLOYD RICHARD San Leandro 8RADLEY, ELLEN Merced BRADLEY, NANCY San Marino BRAOLEY, WILMA Oakland Chemistry Business AXE; Honor Administration Students. AXA; Sr. Peace Cemm; Class Ccue; ACC; ARB; Football. BRAOSHAW, THOMAS BRAMER. SAUL EOWARD Alameda Beverly Hills Industrial Physical Metallurgy II A©; 1 House. BRANDT, BRANDT, IVAN MARJORIE Oakland San Francisco Personnel Speech Administration ATA; Pathelknic; TKE. Sr. Ccun; Pelican; Intramural. Spanish Honor Student; Tower ard Flame. General Curriculum r Bj YWCA; Intramural. Crneral Corricuhim. Our president, PETE GOLDSCHMIDT, said that he 90t frustrated trying to do fist things at once but � e notice that he did all right. Pete started his politi- cal career as Frosh prery. Since then he was on Rally Committee, Carrpus Planning Committee, anj a Rep at Urge. He is a member of Phi Eta Sigma. Winged Helmet, and Golden Bear Society. 8RANDT, WILLIAM Berkeley Electrical Engineering TBIT • HKN; USCEE; University Theater. BRANTON, MARY LUCILLE Berkeley History. 8RASEFIEL0. COLLEEN Oakland Oietetks ON; AN; Panile; Newman dku . 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BARBARA V. Berkeley General Curriculum A AII. CUMMING, ROBERT e!aRI Alameda Business Administration. CUMMINGS, HARRIET WRAY San Francisco German. CUNDALL, JAMES TERRY Alameda Oecorathe Art ex; Class Ccun; Univ. Theater. CURRY, CHARLES OANIEL Whittier. Mechanical Engineering. APS; Tennis. CUSHMAN. ALLEN BRYCE Berkeley Hispanic America Scaibard and Blade. CUISICANQUI, CARMEN 0. Piedmont Gereral Curriculum ■fM; Secretariat; Counseling. OAILY, ALLAN PALMER Piedmont Business Administrat ion Football Manager. OAKE, CLARENCE G.. JR. Gltnrrood Forestry ♦XK. DANA. OCRIS HILLERY Pleasanton English Epworth: Mortar Board; Torch and Shield; Women’s Judicial; YWCA. DANA. ROBERT JEFFREY Sacramento Marketing ♦AM; SAM; Junior Coon. DANIELSEN, DONALO PAUL Milwaukee, Wis. Mechanical Ergincering ASUE: IAS. DANIELSON, JOANNE MARIE Larkspur General Curriculum Epwcrlh Hall. OARROW. LEE STUART Los Angeles Architecture XAK; Honcr Stu- dents; Track. DART. LEROY H., JR. 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OAVIDSON, ROBERT LYNOON Berkeley Political Science 4 KX; Class Coon; Aeetravaganta. OAVIES, DURWARD 0. Long Beach Real Estate Beil; Winged Helmet; Triune. OAVIES, RICHARO M. Oakland English All; A I'll; OramMics. DAVIS, ERWIN WILLIAM South Laguna Business Administration Del Rey. DAVIS. GERALDINE San Francisco Public Health Nursing RN's on Campus OAVIS. SANFORO Oakland Speech Masonic Club. You could usually find DAVE 8IRENBAUM seme- «here about Eshleman, his home a«ay from home. As managing editor 0 the Daily Cal and fall Cr-alr. man of Pub Coo cll, we are surprised that he had any time for Campus Plaining Coir”.lire or his hotb� es. photography and judo. 0are’s future ambi- tions are i doalt L « Schcol, where he hopes to study MeenatKevil law. DEAN. JOHN SAMUEL Sai Leandro OEBENEOCTTI, ALEX J. Oakland C«il Engineering. Pharmacy APhA; N cm nun Club. OEBRO. JOSEPH ROLLINS Oakland Bio-Chemistry A A. OEfEA, ROBERT JOSEPH Oakland Political Science S’t� rMn Club. 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JEANNE Oakland Enflisli Fr. Conn; Oa.ly Cal. OEVEREAUX. RICHARD GAYLE Stockton Medicine. OENNY, HERMAN WIL8UR Lafayette Accounting A BY. OE VILLIER, JOHN San Mateo Electrical Engineering TBII; HKN; AIEE;IRE. 0E 08LE, ROBERT JOSEPH San Mateo Entomology. deURIOSTE, ELITS San Francisco Histcry A XU; Class Ccun; Pellcan; Red Cross. OENSMORE, ROBERT C. Patterson Hospital Administration AX A. OEWEY, RICHARD ERIC Berkeley Marketing ItH II: Golden Bear; Dally Cal, Bus.ress Mgr. OENTON, GEORGE HARVEY Sonoma Accounting II KY; lll i'; A ir; Ain. OEWEY, THOMAS HENRY Oakland Matkematics. LOIS BOSSIN, 0� r Editor, earned her Mrs. before her AB. Her busy life included looking after a house- hold. MOrting, going to school, and seeing that stu- dents had their Blue and Golds before school was cut. She also managed to look la ou Pryt and Mortar Board meetings. And all rumors to the contrary, we insist she Isn't a slam driver. DICKERSON. 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Scholastic; Big C; Baseball; Triune OONLON. OAVIO J. Oriurd Agricultural Economics AT A; Skull and Keys; BB. OERE, DANIEL J. San Francisco Chemistry Cloyne; SAACS; ACARC. OICK. WARREN E. Sacramento Forestry. DIN, JACK HOWE Sacramento Retailing II AY; CSC. CSCA; Tower and Flame. OODSON, 00N CARLOS San 8ernardmo Industrial Managernem Baseball. OONLON. ROGER MICHAEL Oinard Agricultural Economics AT. OONZELLI, OOON, OORFMAN, ROBERT EOWARO VELMA Crockett $.in Francisco Oakland Political Science. Electrical Speech Engineering , E ASEE; CSC. 00SHIM, R'JBY CAY New York General Curriculum son. DOWNING, MICHAEL Altadena Political Science Pirate Club; Men's Counsel Ing; Blue and Gold. OOYLE, ALBERT LEE Cristobal, Canal Zcoe History New mar. Club. ORtHEIM. 8URKE ALLEN Seal Beach Chil Engineering TBII; XE; ASCE; Swimming. ORABKIN, ROBERT JORDAN Los Angeles Marketing SAM; AMA; Store Board; HomKominj); Symphony Forum. ORURY, NEWTON BISHOP Winnetka. III. Marketing XV; Crew. OUARTE, ROY ANTHONY San Francisco Pharmacy. ourxow. OOV LO CLARK San Fraxisco English. OUQOY. GEORGE K. San Francisco Ciiil Engineering KA; Mil; ASCE OUFFIE, HENRY CHARLES Sat Diego Political Science «•PA; Baseball. OUNOSKY. JACK FRANCIS Napa Petroleum Engineering BAX; Glee Club; Track. DUNCAN, JCCK EUGENE Vallejo Mechanical Engineering. DUNCAN, DUNCAN, DUnAVY, ROBERT ARTHUR ROY ROBERT WILLIAM W. San Francisco Atamedi Sonora OUNN. FRANCINE W. Oakland OUNN, PATRICIA ANN Camarillo Acoounting AXA. 8usrn?ss Industrial Decorative Art Psychology. Administration. Relations College Women’s KA; A♦U; Band. Club; Masonic Club. OUNN. WILLIAM P. San Francisco English. OUNNE, WILLIAM JOSEPH San Francisco Marketing Newman Club; AXA. OURANO. GEORGE R08ERT Palo Alto Social Welfare Bowles OURHAM, ROBERT HAROLD San Oitgo History 2N. OWYER, DALE EDGAR Los Gatos Architecture. DYE, WILLIAM M. EAKLE. STEPHEN S. EARLE, JOHN JEWETT EBBESEN, BAR8ARA E8ERHAR0T. MARY ALICE Petaluma Piedmont Piedmont Walnut Creek Slocktcn Inturaxe Central Curriculum. History General Curriculum Speech Honor Student; Tower an] Flame. UK . SKA. Ritter; Prytanean; CUSS Coun; Women's Activity Coun; YWCA. KKT; Sr. Ccun. ECKMAN, EOMONDS, EOWARDS, EOWARDS. EELLS, GLENN JAMES CAROLINE ANDREW MacL. DALE VORE CHARLES P. Salinas Berkeley Los Angeles Santa Rosa Norco Electrical Art English. Political Science Business Engineering ACSEE; AIEE. II It ; Pa nle; Art Bureau; Rally Comm; Elections Board II KA; Counsel ing; Tower and Flame; Homecoming, Management. EKECREN, JAMES KEITH San Luis Obispo Physiology AKA; Winged Hel- met; ; Class Coon; Sr. Peace Comm; Rugby. ELLIOTT. ROBERT BRUCE 8urlingune Marketing, ELLIS. OAVIO A. Sacramento Accounting Acacia; Crew; Honor Students. EL-ATTAR. MOHAMVEO A-K BagWa. Iraq Mathematics Statistics. ANTHONY T. Eminence, Ky. Finance IteII; Winged Helmet; Class Coin: Scabbard and Blade; Garel and Quill. ELLIS, RICHARD LEE Pacific Grove Food Technology «X; Class Coun; Tower and Flame. ELBERT. JOAN FRANCES Marysville General Curriculum Stern. ELDER, ROBERT EUGENE San Francisco Accounting ATA; BB; Skull and Keys; ftugby. ELLIOTT. RICHARD GRANT Sacramento Civil Engineering ASCE; Campus Tours. hopes to enter law school if Uxle Sam doesn't haw any ether plans. ELLSWORTH, WILLIAM L. Compton General Curriculum AXA; Baton; Band, Music Coun, Chr; Assist. Yell Leader. ELVIN, KENNETH P. Berkeley Architecture XAK. ElVITSKY, ANATOLE W. Son Francisco Petreleess Engineeriig. tu. WARD NEVILLE Alameda Political Sciett How Students. EMBREE, BARBARA RUTH San Francisco Social Welfare Stebbins Hall. ERNST. j WILLIAM B Billings, Mont. Mechanical Engineering riBII; TITX; ASME. ERSKINE, ERWIN, KENNETH, JR. HUBERT B. Oakland Tulare Geological Sciences Busicets Mineral Tech Assoc. Administrat ion SMI; BanJ. EMMERICH. VICTOR HENRY Exeter Chemical Engineering Oel Rey; Newman Club; AICHE. ENGELFRIEO, FRED JOHN San Francisco Mechanical Engineering ASME. EPSTEIN. ESTHER LOUISE Petal.rj General Curriculum Welfare Board; Counseling. EROELATZ, JOHN Berkeley Business Administration ♦ KI. ERICKSEN. JOAN KATHRYN Berkeley Zcology XU; Panile; Art 8ureau; Treble Clef. ERICSON. ROBERT LUVERNE Akron, Iowa Electrical Engineering. tbti ERNEST, MARCIA ELISE Concord Journalism M; HX ; Blue and Cold; PryUnean. ESPINO. FILOMENA C. Iloilo, P. I. Physical Education. ETTINCER, EVANS, EVENSTAD. EVERETT, FAGER, FALKENBORG, JOAN ELSIE ROBERT ALAN NORINNE GAYLE JOHN ALLEN RAYMOND C. MARGUERITE San Frarcisco San Francisco Mill Valley Vallejo Berkeley Pasadena History Elieabeth Barrett. Zoology Scabbard and Blade. Social Welfare Colonial Hall; Senior Council. Psychology Social Welfare. Bowles; Class Council; Counseling. Economics. FARLEY. FARLEY, BERNADETTE B. JOHN ANTHONY San Francisco San Rafael English. History Blue and Gold; Newman Club; Counseling. AgfEC. IRE:- m This is MASIE IRISH who managed to keep calm � « matter how confused matters on I Board became. People are objects of great interest to this tail, dark haired senior. In fact she has great talents for recruiting prople to work for her—just ask the 9iris at Stern Hal!. FARAUDO, BURSEY DONALD Oakland Electrical Engineering HKN, President; TBIT; Engineers' FARNSWORTH, MYSTIA N. Woodland Political Science XQ; PryUnean; Women's Judicial, Sec.; Secretariat. FARR, JOHN BRENT Santa Monica Geophysics ex; «T, Class Council; Honor Students. FARR. PATRICIA Oakland Economics AAA; Sr. Cornell; Counseling. FARRANT. WANOA MARY Cloris Public Health Nursing RN'S on Campus. FARRER, DEAN GRIMES San Francisco Marketing BXT. FAULWETTER. WILLIAM C. San Diego Political Science. HX FAUSONE, MARIO PETE Berkeley Business Administration. FELOMAN. BERNAROS. San Francisco Optometry KX;()K . FERRARI, NORMAN L. Bull,co Agricultural Economics. FELIZ. CARMEUTA Oakland Economies AOn; Newman Club; Ski Club. FEUCHTER, ROY WILLIAM Los Angeles Forestry SXII; Forestry Club; President. FENSKE, DONALDM. Long 8each Electrical Engineering AIEE. FIBUSH, ANNE Oakland Oreorathe Art. ASA; Prytanean; Sec. Senior Class; Garel and Quill; Tower and Flame. FENTON, ALLAN WALLACE Santa Monica Agriculture Economics � X; A 0. FICKER, WILLIAM R. Pomona Architecture 9AX; Circle C; Sailing. FENTON, ROBERT EOWARD Maryssille Chemical Engineer xg FIEOLER. RICHARD P. Berkeley Architecture XAK FERGUSON, THOMAS S. Alameda Mathematical Statistics. II ME; Baton; Band FINN, OOROTHE MARIE San Francisco Journalism A XU; HX-b, Cal Engineer. Women's Ed. FiRCH, GLADYS Escalcn Bacteriology. FISCHER. JUNE ELLEN Pirdmont Social Welfare XK; Torch and Shield; Prytanean, Vice-President; YWCA, Vice- Presided; Panile. FISHER, DONALD GEORGE San Frarcisco Banking-Finance AKE; Winged Helmet; BB; Big C; Scabbard and Blade; Swimming. FISHER, MILORED A. Oakland Social Welfare. FISHER. ROBERT LEWIS Los Angeles Forestry FITCH, JOHN MARSHALL San Francisco Biochemistry Pelican. FERN8ACHER, GEORGE L., JR. Los Angeles Marketing ZBT; Garni and Quill; Class Coon; IFC; Chr Big C Guard; Co-Chr Sr. tt m. FINNEY, OAVIO FRANKLIN Phoenix, Aril. Journalism Oaily Cal, Editor; Golden Bear FITTON. JOHN CARROLL Albany Geophysics XX. FITZUAURICE. DOROTHY M. Red.vcod City Sperch Honor Students; Newman Club; Tower ard Flam:. FITZPATRICK, GWENDOLYN B ftedaood City laboratory TechnciJ I Elizabeth 8 rretl. rt CCKNER, ROBERT OWEN MifJ K)0 Banking-Finance 2� K; Band. ricMING, PATRICIA M. San Francisco FLEMING, R08ERT MILTON San Diego General Curriculum Journalism A84; Nee mas XAE; Daily Cal. Cl� b; Cal Engineer. I FLETCHER. FLIEOER, FLITTNER, FLORES, SHIRLEY ANNE GERALD LOUIS GLENN A. LOUISE San Francisco Bremertcn, Arcadia Stockton General Curriculum Wash. Wildlife Spanish XO; Prytasean, Pres; W men's Irdusiria! Management Conservation. Stebbins. Judicial; Secre- OKT; AX II; Blue tariat; Sea ice and Gold; Rally Council. Ccmm; Ccunseling. FOf.aRTY, HARRIET JANE Yuba City Physical Education 8ryn Va«r; YWCA; Tower and Flame. FOGG, LAWRENCE D. Glendale Civil Engineering asce. FONG. GLADYS SAVHA Honolulu, T.H. Child Development son. FONG, JIMMY Sacra-:nto Mechanical Engineering Cloyne; ASME. FONG. PATRICK Honolulu. T. H Marketing International House. runs . VANITA CLARINE San Francisco Decorative Arts. FOO, FLORENCE Berkeley Child Oevelopmevt SOU. FOON. ESTHER Suisun Oecorathe Art Chinese Students Club. FOON. WILLIAM Suisun General Curriculum Cleyne Ccurt. FONG. HELEN CHING San Francisco Decorative Art AX A; Chinese Students' Club. FORD, ROBERT S. OaU� -d Geological Sciences Masonic Club. FOROYCE, CARLA VERA San Rafael Psychology Richards. FORK, 0AVl6 CHARLES Los Angeles Botany Honor Students. FORRESTER DONA LOUISE Berkeley Hem; Economics ON. FOSTER. JOAN MARIE San Diego Business Administration r B; Torch and Shield; Mortar Board; Women's Rep; Class CooxlK. FOSTER, PHYLLIS JEAN Chico Journalism Stern; Prvtanea.-i; Blue and Gold. Copy Ed; 9S ; Sr. Council. FORTGANG. ARNON ARON FOURCROY, LOUIS JOSEPH FOX. MARVIN 8. FRACISCO, BARBARA ANN FRAMES, CONAID W. Tel-Aiiv, Israel Bio-Chens islry Horor Students; Hlllel. Los Anoelos Sociology. San Jose Industrial Management. II Ad-. Livermore English r Ht; Sr. Ccui. Palo Alto Geology. FRANCESCAINA, LAWRENCE J. Colma Architecture. FRANCOS. STELLA MARY Madtra Sx ol09y Suaiford; FRANKEL, ANNE San Francisco Political Science Epwceth; Crop and Saddle. FRANKEL, HARRISON Brooklyn Pre-law Cloyne. Oaily Cal, Jr. Ed; Tower and Flame. FRASER, JOSEPH S. San Francisco MUSIC University Chorus; Newman Club. FREOIANI. NINA FERNANOA Los Angeles French BeMdelaire. FREORICKS. ITHEL EVERETTE Montpelier, Idaho Electrical Engineering. FREEO, J. ARTHUR San Francisco Anthropology. TREEL. JAMES E. 8ertcley Business Administration. r nitrami, BARBARA MARIE San FraiKisco General Curriculum Sherman; College Women's Club; Utrimque; Masonic Club. . I FREESE. ERNEST C., JR. San Francisco Personnel Administration. FREIO, ALLAN Los Angeles Optometry FRIEOEL, FREIERMUTH, SHIRLEY ANN HARRY DAVld Huntington Park Wat seen Ik History Architecture Stratford. XAK. FREY, FRIEOMAN, CLIFFORD 0. EUGENE KENWAY Lodi Beierly Hills Electrical Geology. Engineering IIKX. Carrot-topped MARSHA ERNEST, the gal mtk per- sonality plus, provided 110 Eshleman with lets of laughs. Besides her jcb as picture editor Marsha ■as act lie ie Theta Sigma Phi and Pryl. As a journalism major Marsha hopes for some profitable newspaper jc —but just let her tell you abcut her journalistic experiences In Ccnceed sometime. FRIEDMAN, FRIEOMAN. FRIESEN. FRIESEN, FROESCHLE, FROID, FROST. FRYOENBERG, FRYMIRE, LEONARD SHELDON PATRICIA L. CLAUDE H. JAMES EDGAR STANLEY H, JAMES A. CHRISTIAN F. GRAOY P. Los Angeles San Jose Baker sire Id Bakerseld San’.a Ana Berkeley Sae Pedro Melbu, Norway Tulare Vechatical Architecture General Architecture. Zoology Civil Engineering, Journalism Mechanical Wildlife Engineering. XAK; A4 H. Curriculum Stern; Sr. Ccun; Honor Student. HX; ♦IIS: Honor Students; Toner and Flame. XK.TIIII. X4 K; Winged Helmet; Daily Cal. Engineering. Conservation Pirates Club. FUDEM, ARTHUR Son Frascisco Marketing 7.11 T; Water Polo. FUJ10KA, DICK HIOEO Lincoln Mechaiical Engineering ASME. FULLER. OONALD C. Berkeley Mechanical Engineering Quarterdeck; Scabbard and Blade FULLER. JAMES S. Fargo, N Oakota Art XX, AK. FUNG, CHOI KOIS JOYCE China Food Technology. FUNG, GEORGE GUM Alameda Civil Engiieering ASCE; CSC. FUNG, PAULINE PUI LIN Hong Ko g Economics. FUNG. RU8Y Alameda Chemistry XOII; SAACS; CSCA FURUSHA, ALICE A. Berkeley Public Health. CAINES. HELENE BETTY Berkeley Philosophy AK . GALLAGHER. LEO A. Long Beach Physical Education Ckyne; Hone� Students; Track. CALLICAN, WILLIAM M., JR. Woodland Chemistry A XX; SAACS; ASCA; To-er a d Flame. GALLINATTI, ALAN MACK Oaklasd Marketing Zf; Winged Helmet. GALLUP, OONALD E. Woodlasd Economics MAX; Sr Coun. GALON. OLYMPIA S. Calape Hchal, Philippines Political Science. GALVAN. GERALD OWEN Long 8each Econcm s Scabbard and Blade. GALWAY, RICHARO E. Crockett Accounting UAf. CAN, 80ON KOO Kluayy, Malaya Economics International House. GARBER, HAROLD JOHN Sacramento Agricultural Engineering. GARCIA, NORMA FUHRKEN Los Angeles Bacteriology Stebbins; YWCA. CARONER. GEORGE W., JR. Long Beach Civil Engineerirg ASCE. 1 GARDNER. RICHARD R. Mill Valley Psychology. GARFIELD, IRWIN EUGENE Los Angeles Insurance G RFINKLE, EUGENE Oakland Marketing. GARNANO, RUTH M. Bakersfield Psychology. GARRATT, RICHARO C. Alameda Personnel GARRETT. WILLIAM B. Ansapolis, Md. Crril Engineering GARROW, ROBERT C. Redlands Civil Engineering W 5 BOB MacMAHCN � as witheut a doubt ow jf Uc •• ClAM'% most willing workers. Bob has been os all (our class ccuxils a-sd chai m� n of ma-ty ,he «' � committee . In his spare time Be was of varsity achat� , on ACS avl ehJirmai oi Persomel Ccuxil. Bob is planning to «iter Ian «hoof after graduation. GARTEN, JAMES PHILLIP Santa Monica Petroleum Engineering Mlxral Tech. Assoc; AIME; Cal Engixer. GAW. ROBERT BAER Berteloy Business Administration. AKA; AMA GARVEY. FRANCIS R. Richmond Marketing Crew; Newman Club. GEIGER. 8 LEE Saa Francisco General Curriculum A XU; II AX. IFC. GATES, ALUYRA C. Visalia Public Health Nursing RN's on Cameos. GEORGE, JACK MERRILL Alhambra Architecture KX. GATES. WILLIS LEE Pert land Architecture. GEORGE. JACQUELINE Pasadena General Curriculum AAA. GAUTHIER, HOWARD E. SlCCktOn Architecture lie II. CERICH, FRANCES MARIE Oaklasd General Curriculum. ASCE. GAVELLO. ALFRED Oakland Business Administration BIX- AMA; Intramural. GERGUS, RAYMOND C. San Francisco Industrial Engineering. Del Rty; Counseling. GAYNER, JAMES L pKdmost Forestry. GERKE, VIRGINIA B. Alameda General Curriculum A XU; Prytanean; Rally Ccmm; Jr. Class, Sec; Gatel and Quill. GERSHUNY. BETTY JOY GERSHUNY, JUSTIN JO CESAS, TERRY GIBBONS, CHARLES A. GIBBONS. EARLE JAY Los Argeles Los Anjclcs San Francisco Oakland Bakersfield French Architecture History Electrical Political Science Stern; AMT: Sr. Crtji; Masonic Club. ZBT; Cal Eegineer. Epworth; YMCA; Sr. Co� i; Prytanean. Engineering TBTI; HKN; AIEE; IRE; UCSEE. Big C; Basketball. GIBSON, BOYD A. GIBSON, EOWARO SCOTT GIFFIN, CAROL GILBERT, BRUCE IRAN GILBERT, RICHARO A. Riverside Sacramento Alameda San Francisco Auburn Ecoromlcs Architecture General Curriculum Political Science. Architecture. i QKT. XAK. GILLILAND. JOHN AUSTIN Whittier Gtott9y «X. GILMORE, LOUISE Beverly Hills Political Science Californian; Mortar Board; Blue and Gold, Asst.. Mgr.; Class Coon; Gavel and Quill. GIM, HAZEL Oakland Public Health. GINGRICH. MARK RAY Los Angeles Public Health. GINSBERG. LEON Los Angeles Physical Education Honor Student; Welfare Bd„ Chr.; Crew; Golden Bear. CLASNOW, THEODORE JOHN San Francisco Marketing Pirates Club; Sr. Peace Comm. GIUSTI, R08ERt EOWARO £1 Cerrito Business Administration. GIVLER, JACK E. San Francisco Acecunting XX. d CIRVICIAN, RAVMONO Pico Architecture XAK. 4 CLASS. ROSALEE E. Los Angeles General Curriculum | _ Tower and Flame. jji ■ 'i GLAZIER, ROBERT CHARLES GLEASON, FRANK B. GLENN, NANCY MAY GLIOOEN, ANNE GLUSKER, DONALD L. Oaktard Oakland Berkeley San Marino Ontario Industrial General Curriculum General Curriculum General Curriculum Chemistry Engineering Basketball. OP A; Winged Helmet. fl B ; Pan Hel- lenic, Secretary. XQ; Honor Stu- dent; Rally Comm. Ridge Hcuse; ♦HX; Gotten Bear; Crew. GOBAR, NEAL JOHN GOOBE, NORMAN EARL GOLO, GERALO GOLO, PHILIP JOHN GOLOSCHMIOT, PETER R. Fullerton Los Angeles Milwaukee, Fullerton Berkeley Economics Petroleum Wisconsin Retailing Sales Adminis- Engineering. Psychology International House; Hcnor Students. 11 A ; Counseling; Daily Cal. trat ion •MIX; Winged Helmet- ASUC, Pres.; Fr„ Pres.; Rep-at-Large; Gotten Bear; Gavel and Quili. GOLDSMITH, MARTIN ft'ndiw i. 1 r rtxJiiMil Mechanical Engineering nnn; ittx; Masonic Chib; ASME; Engl- neers' Council. GOLOSMITH, SUSAN ELINOR San Francisco General Curriculum Elizabeth Barrett. GOLOSTEIN, SELMA RITA Tucson, Aril. Psychology A Ed . GOMES, ROBERT SELLERS Menlo Park Civil Engineering TBII; ASCE. GOMEZ, HENRY GALVAN San Bcrnardirc Architecture XAK. GUNG. JOSEPH GONG Monterey Bvxkcmlslry 11 A . GONZALEZ. OIEGO Caracas, Venezuela Geology 0T; Mireral Tech. Assoc. GONZALES, FILOMENO A. Albuquerque, New Mexico International Relations A+E. GOODWIN, JAMES EOWARO San Jose International Relations. GORDON. GILLETTE E., Ill Berkeley Chemistry Abracadabra GRABAU. C-RAOY. EOGAR BRISBANE JOHN HENRY Fullerton San Mateo Chemistry Business AXX. Administration OA0; « •; Sr. Men's Co� «. GRAFF, 8AR8ARA ELOISE South Gate Music Stem; Sr. Coon; Chorus; Women's Dorm. Assoc., Sec. GRAFFT, BILL OAVIS Sa-noer Speech Bowies; Winged Helmet; Rep-at- Lar9e; Jr. Class Pres.; Rail� Comm; Gotten Bear. I 1108 Eshteman she was heard shouting 'Where's your COPT? and Stern Hall joked about her Foster Parent Plan, yet PHYL FOSTER cheerfully survived as BAG copy editor and Stern Hall president. While she knit at Pryt meetings and t� ped fwndreds of postcards to Theta Sijma Phi members, Phyl secretly ptinned a future with a small paper In which to continue her journalistic talents. GRAHAM, GRAHAM HATCH JOHN ALVA Los Angeles Richmond Forestry History. AT; University Theater; Rugby. GRAHAM. JOHN C. San 0 90 Meehan teal Engineering nrx.TUii. GRAHAM. WILLIAM W. LOS Angeles Markets TKE; ♦; Tower and flame. GRANADINO. FRANCISCO E. Santa Ana, El Salvador Electrical Engineering AIEE. GRANT, BRUCE A. Glendale Political Science XX; Track, CRANTHEM, GRAVES, KENNETH JOSEPH N. Park City, Utah Berkeley Civil Engineering. Industrial Management Store Board. GRAY. PAUL A„ JR. San Oiego Chemical Engineering II KA; AICHE. unccn, PATRICIA MARY Alameda History TIB ; Prytanea� ; Elections Cote.; Symphony Forum. GREEN. STAN 0. San Francisco General Curriculum znr. GREENBERG, VARY BARBARA San Ante I me General Curriculum. GREENE, GREGG, FRANK FULTON EOWIN H„ JR. Seattle, Wash, Pasadena Physics Forestry Ouarterdeck; Si'll. Class Councils. GREGG. MARTIN J„ JR. New York Political Science AS . GREGOIRE. CHERIE NINON Berkeley Anthropology CUss Councils. GREGORIAN, ARSEN IVA2 Oakland Marketing. GREGORY, SHIRLEY MASON Berkeley History Neuman CM. GRIER, WILLIAM M. Piedmont Physiology Soph. Coun.; Symphony Forum. GRIFFIN, ALAN LARRY San Francesco Civil Engineering 8owtes; ASCE. GRIFFIN, DONALD STANTON Saa Fernando Architecture. GRIFFIN, EOWARD LEE Richmond Architecture Circle C; Boxing. GRIFFIN, GRIFFIN, JACK EOSON SHARROLL Berkeley Oakland Process Metallurgy «X; BT; Cal Engineer, Ed; Scabbard and Blade. Political Science Oldenberg. GRIGGS, EONA GENEVA Salinas Public Health Nursing A AX. GRIMES, MARY KATHERYN Oakland Home Economics. GRINDER. BOB E. Pasadena Marketing Bice and Gold. GRONER. LEON WALLACE Berkeley Mechanical Engireerirg ASME; IAS. GROSS, BETTY Sacramento Political Science AR ; Election Board. GROTENHUIS. MERRILL CURTIS Oakland Banking-Finance. GRU88, JOHN MAURICE Piedmont Real Estate Aft; Golden Bear; IFC; Sr. Coun. GRUS, JOHN WILLIAM San Omgo Electrical Engineering. CRYS. STANLEY J. East Chicago Marketing. CUALCO, EUGENE T. Sacramento Political Science. GUILFORO. ROGER KIRBY Grid ley Agriculture Bowles; Counseling. GUILHAMET, JAMES NORMAN Hollister Slavic Languages Bowles; AMI'. GURIN, NORMAN Berkeley Soil Science. GUSTAFSON, ELMER R08ERT Oakland Marketing ♦TA; Com. GUYMON, SAMUEL H. Yuma, Aria. Business Administration Westminster House. Oark-haired, smiling JIM OAWSON leak care e« Cal basketball Bears fee three years—he was manager ol the team in his sophomore, junior and senior years. But in mid-season he had to leave his position for one uitk Uncle Sam; he was recalled Into the Army Air Force. HACKETT, HAGLER, HALBERT, EMANUEL M. STEPHEN W. JULIE WILLIAM E. SHIRLEY Richmond Sacramento Berkeley San Francisco Modesto Electrical Business Political Science Business Social Welfare Engineering Administration A ; Ace d Administration AAA; Prytanean; Sam. AX ; Sr. Peace Cfc s; WSSF. XX; Winged Helmet; Skull and Class Coun.; Ccmm; Scabbard 1 8oard. and Blade. Keys; Basketball; Cal CM.. HALEY, GEORGE LEROY HALL, OEBORAH HALL, EOWARO ALBERT HALL, ELIZABETH HALL. ELIZABETH 8. Woodland Hills Piedmont Berkeley Oakland Chemistry General Curriculum Economics Berkeley Public Health AXS. AT; Ace d Clubs. Scabbard and A'throps'cgy Class Coun.; Blade; Wrestling. AZ; Sr. Corn ; Card Sales. Card Sales. HALOEMAN, SHEILA ANN San Francisco Social Welfare AT; Honor Students; Ace of Clubs; Rally Ccmm. HALL, GUY H., JR. Los Angeles Forestry EX II. HALE. MARILYN San Jose Psychology Stratford; Dorm. Coon.; Phrateres. n u, SAMUEL LESLIE Beverly Hills History Newman Club. HALLETT, ALBERT E, JR. San Francisco Forestry Masonic Club; ROTC. HALLISEY, JOHN FRANCIS Berkeley Buttons Administrat K� . HAM, ALBERT S. Sacrarvnte History. HAM8RICK. KENNETH E. Pueblo, Colo. Agricultural Economics HAMILTON, DOUGLAS LEE San Mateo General Curriculum XX; Bln am) Gold XX. Manager; Scabbard anJ Blade. I HAMILTON. IRVA GRANT HAMILTON. JEANNIE M. HAMLIN, EUGENE B. HAMMILL. SYONEY E. Glendale Political Science Counseling; YWCA KD. Berkeley Social Welfare Mortar Board; Daily Cal Sr. Night Ed, City Ed; Pryianean; «XO; Pahlc. San Francisco Civil Engineering ASCE. Piedmont Industrial Vasa9«me t. HAS'MONO, CHARLES W. Marketing Scabbard and Blade; Neuman Club HAMPTON, BETTY LOUISE Berkeley Psychology XK; Class Coun; Homecoming Cemm; Blue ard GcM. HANOEL, JAMES L. Lodi History A X4; Winged He!m;t; Circle C. HANEMIAN, OIANA Oelano English Epwcrth Hall. HANNA, HELEN J. Davis Hispanic Group XK; Secretariat. HANSEN, JOHN CUSTICE Oakland General Curriculum HX; Soph, Coun; YMCA; Social 8ears. HANSON, HUGO JOHN Glendale CieiC Engineering XX; ASCE. HANSON, WILLIAM L. Berkeley Mechanical Engineering. ♦ KX. HARAMAKI, YOSHI Alameda Bacteriology. HARAMIS, ANASTASIOS C. Athens, Greece Cnrll Engineering XK. HAR8ERT. JACK LEROY Berkeley Central Curriculum. HARO, HARDISON. ELSIE M. ROY LEWIS Aruconda. Mont. South Cate Laboratory Entomology. Technologist. HAROMAN, HOWARD L., JR. Santa Rosa Petroleum Geology II KA. HAROY, HARKINS, HOLLIS WALLACE C. Berkeley Albany Communication and Mechanical Public Policy. Engineering. Pirates Club ASME; IAS. HARKNESS, HARRIMAN, THOMAS T. MILTON E. Mitchell, Berkeley South Dakota £«,1, . Zoology. HARRINGTON, FRANK CURTIS Sai Oiego Electrical Engineering AI U; UCSEE; Cafrin Club. HARRINGTON. WESLEY F. Berkeley Econcmks Cloyne Court. HARRIS, ALBERT W., JR. Richmond Economics. HARRIS. HARRIS. HARRISON, HARRISON, GERALDINE A. MAHLON R. CHARLES S. CURTIS B. Oakland San Francisco Berkeley Orinda Recreation. Business Administration Wesley Found. Advertising XII; A AX. Agricultural Engineering. HARRISON. WILLIAM A. Berkeley Physical Education Plymouth House; Track; Stiles Hall. HART, HART, HARTMAN, HARVEY, DAWN ALOHA EDWARD A., JR. PERRY C. HENRY Napa Oakland San Francisco Oakland Political Science. Physical Education XAM; President Frat. Scholastic; Honor Student. Psychology A A . Journalism A4 A; Boxing. HARVIE, FRANK BYRON Berkeley Civil Engineering XK. ASCE. HARVIE, HELEN I. San Francisco Speech-Ergllsh. HARVEY, GEORGE 6., JR. Oinard Mechanical Engineering. HASSLER, THERESE. Oakland General Curriculum AAA. HARVIE. STUART K. Berkeley Civil Engineering ASCE. HARWELL. VIRGINIA B. Los Angeles English KAO. HASTINGS. WILLIAM L. Palo Alto Economics OH' Scabbard'and Blade It’s a policy with BILL GRAFFT, Rep. at Large, to smilt as he walks abcut the campus. Bill halls frem Sanger—California, that is. Outing his four years he was chairman of Soph Week, Junior Class Preti- der«, on all four class councils, a meesber of ACS and W.nged Helmet, and President of Bcwlet Hall. HATCH, HATCH, JAMES WARDE R08ERT S. Alameda Berteley Agricultural Agricultural Economics Economics ATA. ASAE. H UGNER, RICHARD A. HAUSSER, HAWKINS, HAWLEY. WALTER ERNST EOWIN RUSSELL HOWARD R. Oakland San Francisco San Francisco Oakland Political Science Central Curriculum. Communications Accounting. ♦Aft; Rugby. ♦ KS. HAYAKAWA, JOHN MORI Berkeley Public Health Educatio Student Health Coun. Chr. HAYOEN, OAVID HARRY San Francisco Accounting 2AM; Class Conn. HAZAR«BEOIAN, SHAVARSH K Richmyd Architecture XAK. HAZLETT, JANE Salinas Psychology. HEATHORN, BARBARA W. Oakltrd History i’KA; Masonic Club; YWCA. HENDRICK, MAROLYN JOYCE Fresno Central Curriculum Californian; ♦. HEIDIC. WALTER G. Oakland General Curriculum KA; ♦♦; Tract HELLER. HELM. NORMAN DAVID RAYMONO E. San Mateo Piedmont Marketing Forestry II A ; Class Coun; Football, Mgr; St Peace Comm, Intramural. HEM VERLING. JEANNETTE E. Anaheim Child Development. HENDERLOSG, JULIA P. Sacramento General Curriculum r B. HENDERSON, CHARLES WILKES Berkeley History SKA. HENOERSON, ZOE MARIE Fullerton Public Health AZ. HENDRICKS, EOWARD SCOTT Carmel General Curriculum. HENORICKS, HENEXSON, FRANCIS H. GLEN ALVIN Richmond Delano Geography Journalism SAM; I Board. ' Daily Cal. HENKLE, MARY LOUISE Berkeley Spanish. HENRY, NANCY E. Livermore General Curriculum Epworth Hall. HERMAN, AUDREY F. Oakland Public Health ZTA; Toner and Flame; Newman Club; Treble Clef. HERMAN, FREO G. Berkeley Journalism 2AX; Daily Cal; News Bureau. HERRING, WILLIAM R. Paradise Civil Engineering ASCE. HERSHEKOW, ROBERT OEAN San Francisco English A A . HERTZBERG, SHIRLEY JANICE Oakland Speech Treble Clef; Counseling. HESSENIUS, BARBARA JEAN Los Angeles Political Science or. A Vivacious, fun.loving extrovert .s CAROLYN ROB- INSON, nho journeyed between campus ard the Gamma Phi house to attend endless meetings. Begin. I1 � her activity career as Secretary of her freshman «•ass, Carolyn also took notes for Gavel Quill, and Cameus Planning Committee, belonged to Pryt, and headed Stephens Union- Eshleman Committee. HESTER, CHARLES M. Oakland Accounting. HESTER, LERON AUSTIN Anaheim Architecture XAK; Pelican. HEUER. AOA IRENE Regina, Saskatchewan Musk Cherus; Orchestra. HEUER, GEORGE E. Alameda Mechanical Engineering Oski. Director. neni i i, CLAUDE WILBUR Compton Civil Engineering. HEWITT, ROBERT RUSSELL Compton Physks. HIBBARD. WALTER B., JR. Yrekk Publk Admi � islral Ion. HIBOON. PRIESTLY T. Orland Physics. HICKMAN, LORNA JEAN Escondido Education Subbint Hall. nivrw WALETTA W. Sacramento Political Science KA; Counseling; Elections Board HIGGINS. DOUGLAS J. San Francisco Economics II KV; AC8; Cal Frolics. HIGHTOWER, JACK LYLE Phoenix, Ark. Politkal Science XV; Axetraragaiua. HILBUN, R. LESLIE Long Beach Criminology n� n: Winged Helmet. HILL, EOITH K. Redding Economics Utrirngae. niiL, JAMES H0WA90 Monrovia Agricultural Economics Masonk Club. HILL, WILLIAM A., JR. Oakland Mechanical Engineering. HIUIARO, MARILYN Sacramento Communication TA; Honor Students. miw, CHARLINE FAYE Berkeley General Curriculum KA. HIMES. ALLEN W. Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering. ninvn. HOWARD LOUIS Piedmont General Cvrrkulum KS. nintL, HERBERT JOSEPH San Francisco Mechanical Engineering TBII; FITS; ASME. HIPPENSTIEL, WAYNE L. San B«rr_ardino Civil Engineering Oel Roy; ASCE. HIRA8AYASHI, ROBERT NOBUO San Francisco Bioslat its Nisei Student Club. HIRAMOTO, KEIKO Ledi Spanish Casa Hispana; AMI'. HIROTSU, CARY SUNAO Walnut Crow Electrical Engineering, HIRST. ROBERT WILLIAM New Bedford, Mass. Account ing HAV; BPS; Honor Students; To� ar J Flaw. HISKES, HOARE, JOHN ROBERT BETTY JEAN HOBBS, HOBSON. HOCKENBEAMER, HAROLD W„ JR. CHARLES LESLIE ALEXANDRIA Chicago, III. Ounsnwir Takcma Part, Berkeley Orinda Physics Honor Students. Political Science AZ; Oaily Cal; Homecominj. Md. English Honor S'.udents; Qaarterdect; Cir- cie C; Rifle Team; •HIS; A 0. Political Science CNe; Water Polo; Circle C. General Curriculum AP. YWCA; WSSF; Orientation. HOOCE. RICHARD 8. Colton Polilial Science KA. HOFFMAN, JOHN HOWELL San Francisco Mechanical Engineering HUII; Winged Hel« l; UTS. HOFFMEIER, JOSEPH JUOE San Francisco Anthropology. HOFMANN, BARBARA ANNE Burlingame Physical Education ASA; Cal Engi- neer; WAA Board. HOLLANDER. ALVA L. Carmichael English Boles Hall. HOLLIS, LONORA I. Pasadena Education. HOLLINS, ANN Fresno Chemistry AP; Honor Student. KOLMBERG. WILLIAM E. San Diego Electrical Engineering HKN: THU; ACSEE HOLTON, LEWIS SCOTT Los Angeles Journalism. HOM. FELIX San Diego Chemical Engineering Chinese Student Club. HOM. NCIN PAUL San Francisco Electrical Engineering IIKN. HONOA. JACK SEI Sacramento Electrical Engineering AIEE. HOOK. £.STANLEY Menlo Park Psychology KA; Winged Helmet; II� . HOPPE. HORIMOTO. HAROLO WILLIAM SUSUMU San Francisco Lodi Business Chemical Administration Engineering 2N; IFC. Nisei Club. HORN, HORNBECK, HORRIGAN, GEORGE L. CHARLES LLOYO ANN MARIE Los Angeles Berkeley Sacramento Marketing. Civil Engineering HiitO’y TRII; XE; Tower and Flame; Crew. Cuming ham. HORNSTEIN, MARTIN Los Angeles Electrical Engineering AIEE; USCEE. mrn ■ v t. FORREST JOSEPH Oakland Zoology HOSENPUD, MARCELYN P. San Oiego Psychology Arch Place; Sr. Coon; Homecoming. HOTCHKIS. PRESTON BIXBY San Marino Insurance A A ; Winged Mel- met; Cal Club, Chr; All U Weekend, Chr; Rugby; Golden Bear. HOUSTON, ERNEST HOWARD Laramie. Wy. Social Welfare BET; A Q. HOVARD, JOHN FREOERICK Pasadena Foreign Trade A E; Boning. HOWARD. CHARLESW, Haynard Electrical Engineering HOWARD, ELIZABETH ANN Oakland Philosophy KKr. HOWARO, SHIRLEY M. Arcadia Hispanic Group Cunningham Hall. HOYT, HOYT, CERALO SIONEY STANLEY C. Oakland Oakland Industrial Entomology Engineering X. ASME; SAM. HU. PAUL K. J. San Francisco Bacteriology. HUBBELL, RICHARD W. Berkeley Journalism Daily Cal. HOWELL. MORGAN DAVID Castro Valley HOWELL, RICHARD S. Oakland HOYT, CERALD KEITH Lindsay Business Administration Scabbard and Blade; Band; Quarterdeck. Architectare ©AX. Accounting Bachelor don; H A V; Track. Pert SHIRLEE FLETCHER did an extremely caoable lOb as Prytanean president and as a renter of Wo- men’s “J. Hailing from the city by the Golden Gate, this black-haired lass is known to her Chi 0 sisters as Fletch, and may become a kindergarten teacher Of a secretary (with ASUC and WSSF secretariat ex- perience to rely upon). HU8BS, CAROL Palo Alto Child Development Elizabeth Barrett; M4E; Sr. Cow; Aietravagaraa. HUBER, CAROLYN Ross Decorative Art II � ♦; AXA; Class Coun. HUE, FRANK SicfWfrt� Marketing. HUFFMAN, JAMES SMILIE Del Rey Political Science X . HUGHES, LEROY ROBERT Santa Barbara Electrical Engineering HUGHES. WILLIAM C. Walnut Creek Forestry. HULL, R08ERT EUGENE long Beach Electrical Engineering HUMASON, HARRY WING Alhambra Mechanical Engineering. HUMPHREY. CLARE EUGENE Burlingame Chemistry. HUMPHREYS, GEORGE BAXTER Autioch Process Engineering HUPPERT, RALPH MARTIN Millhrae Political Seierxe HURLEY, JERE EOWDOO, JR. Yreka Political Science Bowles Hall. HKN; TBIT. TBII; HKN. Cloyne; TB II ; IITS. HURST. JANET GILLIES Patterns, N, J. Anthropology. JURST, KERNEY JAMES Laurel. Mitt. Electrical Engineering Social Bear. HURT, MARCIA Oakland International Relations YWCA; Prytanean; College Women's Club. HURWITZ. GEORGE K. San Francisco Medicine Bowles; 112; •PBK; Counseling. HUSTON, ARTHUR ROBERT San Francisco Industrial Management. HUTCHINS. WILLIAM £., JR. Grass Valley Civil Engineering. HUTCHESON, ALICE R. Bakersfield History A AII; Jr. Coun.; Orchesis. HUTCHISON. STANLEY OSCAR Harrtsoflvllk, Missouri Petroleum Engineering HUTCHINSON, GEORGE RICHARD Vallejo Zoology ♦KV: Scabbard and Blade. HYERLE, ROBERT ALFREO Berkeley Industrial Management Acacia; Scabbard and Blade; Counseling. ICHINOSE, BENJAMIN Honolulu, T. H. ZoXcu. ■ ICHIOKA, PATRICIA Berkeiey Biochemittry ■MtK; 11'II; Nisei Student Club. ILD, ALLAN OEAN Berkeley Psychology Welfare Board; Univ. Theater. ILYIN, DIMITRI KIRIL San Francisco Political Science Scabbard and Blade. IMHOF, WILLIAM LOWELL Oakland Physics ♦UK. IMPERATRICE, EVELYN J. Clovis Political Science Elijabeth 8arrelt; Class Coun.; Ski Club. INDELICATO, ANTHONY Manteca Histoey INGLES, SIDNEY A., JR. Sacramento English. INCRAHAM. RICHARO LOYO Lafayette General Curriculum Wesley Fcund. INGRAM. WILLIAM Lafayette Economics Abracadabra; ; IFC. INUZUKA, ISUNEO Pasadena Civil Engineering ASCE. IRISH. ELINOR MARY Santa Barbara Speech Stern; Horor Stu- dent; International Board, Chr. IRVINE, HARRY B. South Gate General Curriculum ISHIHARA, MITSUO Sacramento Electrical Engineering AIEE; IRE. ISMAIL, SAAOIA Baghdad, Iraq Mathematics. 1T0, JATOSHI San Mateo Electrical Engineering HKN. IVERSEN, ALFRED Oakland Chii Engineering. The g� e 1 with the big smile it MARY LOU NORRIE. Thit cheerful oal It A Pays Ed rMjor and a member c WAA, Nu Epsilon Ptl, Women's C Society, P. E. Majors Club, PeyUnean and Mortar 8o rd Huy Low”! future ambltioa is to teach physical education « college. IWATA, RICHAROS. Portland Ore. foreign Trade. JACKS, EUGENE EARL San Fratcisco Accounting BST; Honor Students; Sr. Coun.; Masonic Club. JACKSON, FRANCIS JOE Alameda Industrial Relations ROTC. JACKSON, WALDO EVERETT Valle o Optometry BAX. JACOB, ROBERT MICHAEL San Francisco General Curriculum ZBT; Big C Guard; Cal Engineer. JACOBI, C. FRANCES Sau Mateo Publ.c Health Laboratory Peixotlo; Honor Students. JACOBS, JACQUELINE Sacramento Political Science KAB; Ace of Clubs. JACOBSEN, TERJE JOHAN Trornso, Norway Architecture Irterrutlortal House; Ski Team. JACOBSON. ERNEST J. Fort Bragg Chemical Engineering. JACOBSON, ESTHER San Francisco General Curricula AE . JACUZZI, JEAN PFEIFFER Sonoma Home Economics YWCA. JAHRLING, ROBERT H. San Francisco Civil Engineer ASCE. JAKEWARY., FLORENCE L. Woodland Oietetics JAK08SEN, MARION E. LOS Altos General Curriculum XQ; Sr. Ccun.; Elections Board. JAMES. JAMES JAMISON, JAMISON, JAMISON, MARY KATHRYN RICHARD EDWARO PATRICIA NELSON ROBERT BASIL R08ERT LOWELL San Francisco South Pasadena Santa Crw Porterville San Diego General Curriculum Food Technology Central Curriculum Optometry Chemical AAII; Sr. Ccun.; YWCA. AZ. Bowles Hall. Engineering TKE; Winged Helmet. JAN, JANOPAUL. JASINSKI, JEFFREY, JENKINS. BARRY ROBERT NORMAN MITCHELL B. FRANCIS B. WILLIAM ROSS Sin Francisco Modesto Chicopee, Mass. Lindsay Aberdeen, Idaho CKmical Engineering. Civil Engineering run; asce. Philosophy d SK; Wrestling; Ski Club. History Honor Student; Sr. Com. Hispanic America. JENNINGS, JENSEN. JENSEN, JENSEN, JENSEN. ROBERT WARREN ARTHUR FRANCESCA GEORGE EDWARD ROBERT LUNO San Fravclsco Benicia Solving San Pedro Reed ley Mechanical Mechanical Political Science Journalism Optometry Engineering Engineering KKP; Axetrivi- TKE; SAX; QE . Til II; ItTZ. � S; «• •. ganga; Symphony Counseling. JENSEN, JEUNC, JEUNC, JIMINEZ, JIN. RONALD CLIFFORD EVA PAUL CARMEN FRANKLIN CAM San Francisco Stockton San Francisco San Francisco Berkeley Electrical Laboratory Foreign Trade. Economics Chemical Engineering. Technician Slot-bins. Utrimque. Engineering. JOCZ. JOENS. JOCIS. JOHN. JOHNSON. THOMAS RICHARD ARNOLD CALVIN HEINO MARIAN C. CHARLES W. San Francisco Napa San Francisco Finley Oakland Mechanical Engineering AS . Agricultural Engineering ASAE. Civil Engineering ASCE. Physical Education Ne«nv v Club; WAA. Psychology. JOHNSON, CLAUDIA GAIL Berkeley General Curriculum. JOHNSON. JOHNSON, OEAN TEMPLETON ELIZA8ETH D. Oakland Palo Alt© Public Relations Zoology. AT; A AS; Daily Cal; Tennis. Mgr. JOHNSON. JEANETTE, Sebastopol Social Welfare Mitchell; WAA; Social Bears. JOHNSTON. JEANNE ARNOLD New York Art AK; AXA. JOHNSON, LESTER MARC Lafayette Criminology. JOHNSON. NORDSTROM Yuba City Political Science Varsity Debate, Mgr. JOHNSON. ROBERT R. S� n Francisco Traffic Management AT; Scabba iJ a«j Slice; Rifle Ttam. JOHNSON, WENOELL P. Oacli-d Architecture. JOHNSON. WESLEY FRANK San Francisco Bacteriolojy HUT; Circle C; Basketball. JOHNSON, WILLIAU C. Saa Mateo Civil Engineer . JONES, JOHN KENNETH Madera Mineral Exploration Oel Re� ; «T; Crew; fiiflery. MARY ELLEN Watsonville History. JONES, STANLEY GEARY Sarger History. JOHNSTONE. WILLIAM WILKIN San Diego Civil Engineering ASCE. JONES, KALE EOWARD Cedarville Civil Engireeriog. JONES. ROBERT WARREN Los Angeles General Curriculum Masonic Club; Stiles Hall; ASCA. JONES. VIRGINIA M. Los Angeles Decorative Art Stern; Mortar Board. Pres.; Rally Como.; Chm; Torch and Shield; Cal CM. BARBARA ALICE San Francisco English ZTA; Pelican; Newman Club. JONES, CLINTON LEONARO Sacramento Agricultural Economics 8owles; Counseling. JONES, GEORGE MICHAEL Fairfax General Curriculum d-KV. OU LEW ARNOLD attended Ex Committee meelirgs as chairman of Staff Committee and had the official title of Campus Coordinator erf MSA. Plans for eventual week in tbs city manager field of municipal administration kept the anuteur photographer busy, tot efficient Lew always found time for class council. Winged Helmet and Gaiel Quill meetings while serving as co-chairman erf the 1%1 Senior Ball. JOPE, JORDAN, JOROAN, JOTTER, JUNG. JUSTICE, KAKE8E, KAFEYAN, KAISER. KALLGREN, EDWARD E. HAROLD BRYCE DONALO EOWARO GEORGS JAMES P. ARLINGTON R. WIL8UR R. MASAYA RICHARO JOAN M. Berkeley Garden Grose San Leandro Berkeley Honolulu. T. H. Norwalk San Francisco San Francisco Delano Oaklard Forestry AZ; 2X11. General Curriculum. Economics ATQ; BITS; Honor Students; Rally Comm; Class Ccun; International Relations AN� ; Winged Helmet. Psychology. Marketing. Public Utilities. Marketing. General Curriculum. KKP. Political Science Varsity Debate. KALLMAN, KALRA, WSSF, Chr. KAME, KAMEI, KANAHELE, KANE, KAPLAN, KAPLAN, KARASKY, GEORGE E. OM PARKASH KAM, 8ERNICE ICHIRO PATRICIA ANN EILEEN DANIEL LEE DORE M. CRAIG San Francisco Rohtak, India WHITNEY T. Visalia Sun Valley Honolulu, T. H. San Francisco Lot Angeles Oakland Oakland General Mechinical Berkeley Zcotogy Public Health History History. General Marketing Marketing Curriculum. Engineering. Plant Pathology. Stern; Honor Students. Laboratory Technician. KKP. Curriculum A AX; Hammer and Oiomer; Art Bureau, Mgr; Class Councils. AT. KAR3ACH, LAVERNE U. Lot Angeles Marketing Beaudelaire; Masonic Club; Class Coe . KARCMER, LEWIS GEORGE Boise, Idaho Zoology. KARN, CAROL JOYCE Oakland History College Wom.'.i's Club Jr. The big wheel down at the YW this year was JOYCE DAWSON. Joyce also keeps busy with Women's Ju- dicial, Phi Chi Theta, Women's Ex Board, Treble Clef, Prytanean, and Mortar Board. Music is Joyce's hobby and she is a uke Herd. During her college years sbe has covered a lot of country attending YM and YW conferences. KASAI, KIOEO San Fra.xisco Electrical Engineering. KASHIWA8ARA. KEMSUKE Penryn Pre-Dental. KASS, GEORGE HAROLD San Francisco Optcmetry A Kit; Crew. KATSURE. TOM 10. Berkeley Physics. KEEFE, MARCAE MARY Sa Francisco General Curriculum Masonic Club; College Women's Club Jr. KEEFER. PHYLLIS JOAN Los Angeles A+B. KEENEY. DONALO J. Sacramento Insurance. KEILBACK, ROBERT A. Pittsburg Marketing. KEARNAM, KAYA, JAMES EDWARD GEORGE SATOSHI 0ak|aixJ Chemistry Accounting SAACS. Nisei Club. KELLEHER, ROBERT JOSEPH Sacramento Business Administration Tower and Flame; ASn; Track, Mgr; Ball and Clu.n. KELLY, ROBERT FRANCIS Eureka Civil Engineer!� ) Bowks; rnn;xr„ KEASBEY, BARBARA ANNE Berkeley Business Administration H'l1; 4 X©; AMI'; Honor Students; Treble Clef; Prytanean. KELLEY, STANLEY C. Whittier Civil Engineering ASCE. nsbi, ALAN ERSKINE Oakland Mechanical En)ineering ASME. KERN, DORIS E. San Francisco Home Economics Cunningham, KEMPPE, JEAN MARIE Fort Bragg General Curriculum ■t'BK; II AH; Honor Students; Tower and Flame. KERR, ELIZABETH JOAN UVerre Political Science Stratferd; Social Bears; Cal Frctlc. KENOALL, PAT KENNON. JACK LAWRENCE KENNEY, PATRICIA KEPPEL, CHARLES R KERMOYAN, ALEX EDWARO El Centro Home Ecoxmics AXE. San Jose Civil Engineering, Berkeley General Curriculum XK. Stockton Chemistry Honor Students; Tower and Fljme; SAACS. Berkeley Chemistry. KERR. PATRICIA ANN Riverside Nursing Education RN's C« Campus. KERNER, MELVIN EUGENE Fresno Animal Science. KERNER. MELVIN WM. Fresno Criminalistics AAE. KHOO, YEOW-LAM Singapore General Curriculum. KILBURN, CHABOT KeMfietd Geology. KINCL, KILGORE. KILGORE. KILLEEN, BERNARD LAMAR RONALO JOSEPH WENDELL W. JOANN Oakland Prosser Tulare Pittsburg Traffic Industrial Zoology. Speech Management. Relations Acacia; Men's Counseling. Stern Hall. JOHN STEWART Sunset Beach Chemical Engireering HS; AICHE; Engineers' Coun. KILMAN. JOHN R08ERT Culver City Cinl Engineering I KK; Senior Coun; Glee Club. KING, DANA WILDER Eieter Zoology BAX. KILSBY. JEANNE ANN $ � FraxtSCO Political Stiente Stratford; Derm Ceun; XX1II, Sec. Counseling. KING. RAMOND LEWIS Son Francisco Journalism IN’. KIMBLE, JANET San Marino Political Science II It ; Ace of Clubs. KING. STANLEY JAMES S a Francisco Marketing Ad Service Be-eau; Store Comm; AM A. KIM. DENIS LEE Los Angeles Economics HIT. KINKADE, TONY HAROEN Hemet Basking-Finance AKA. KINAGA. KARL San Jose Chemistry. KINZEL, EDWARD GEORGE Berkeley Crim eolegy AAK. KISSINGER. KENNETH 00N La Habra Mechanical Engineering TITS, Pres; THII; ASME; IAS. KIRBY, LEO OIXON Burlingame Business Administration. KIRK, LOUISE Santa Maria General Curriculum XK; YWCA; Art Bureau. KIRK. MICHAEL JOHN Los Angeles Mathematics. KIRK. WILLIAM MILES Berkeley Architecture Abracadabra. KIRSNER, OONALD A. Hollywood History. KITE. JAMES PHILIP Glendale General Curriculum 1II; Soph Ceun; Water Polo; WSSF. KIRSTEN, CORINNE LEAH Oakland Home Economics ■PM; Pelican. KITTERMAN. JAMES M. Sacramento Agricultural Economics. KIRSTEN, FREDERICK A. Folsom Electrical Engineering BK; HKN; TBII. KITTOWER, ELMORE Los Angeles Mechanical Engineering ASME. KITCHEN. JANE LOUISE Oakland Political Science College Women's Ctab Jr; Mason Club; Secretariat. KITTREOGE. PETER HARRIS South Pasadena Mechanical Engineering. KUCHIN, WILLIAM KELLY San Francisco Political Science Scabbard and 8lade; Circle C; Boxing. KLAUS, MARGARET ANNE San Francisco Education IK. KLEIN, STANLEY M. San Jose Political Science ATA. KLEIN, SUSAN PATRICIA San Francisco English Epworth Hall. KLEINENBROICH, WILLIS M. Modesto English Abracadabra. KLINE, SUSAN AllARO San Francisco English Stern; Sr. Coon. KLINGMAN, GILBERT EARL Oakland Chemical Engineering ASCE. KLOTZLY, KNAUS. RICHARD EUGENE RUSSELL V. Santa Ana Santa Crur Transportation Geology. Oel Rey; IFC. KNEASS. WEBSTER L. San Francisco Business Administration. KNICK, GWEN I. Taft Business Administration Stern; Honor Stu- dents; ■PXW. KNIGHT, DONALD GILBERT San Francisco Honor Students. KNIGHT. KNIGHT. ELIZABETH ANN JOHN LYNN Berkeley Bakersfield General Curriculum Optometry ♦M; Fr. Coun; AX A. Daily Cal. KNIPTHSH. R08ERT LOUIS KfOLL. HENRY LEO Glendale Oakland Physical Education Mechanical Engineering •PKV; Winged Helmet; Football; Triune. ASME. KNOX, BARNWELL W. KNOX. EOGAR G. Los Angeles Pomona Economics Marketing AB; Sr. Coun. JIM HOWE, president cf Big C. had a burning am- bition to play baseball fee the Detroit Tigers. Beta Beta. Skull and Keys, Winged Helmet, and Trmre claim Jim—alias Mirrorhead to Sigma Nu brothers —as a member. Hrs hobbies are playing «ater polo and surfing. KNOX, JOHN 0., JR. Stockton Marketing KAP. KNUOSEN, STEWART KAY Richajnd Electrical Engineering. KNURCK. EOWARO C. Sa«DI«go Psychology IIKA. KOCH. JOSEPHINE San Francisco General Curriculum. KOENIG. HELEN JO $M Francisco Retail Marketing Beaudelaire; WAA; Newman Club. KOEPLER. JACK LANORAY PhillipSburg, New Jersey Moelur.ic.il Engineering. KOKKA, NORIO Watsonville Zcology. K008ATIAN, RAYMOND H. San Francisco Marketing. KOTITE, PHYLLIS ANN Ktntfietd General Curriculum -K; Class Coun; Counseling; Red Cross. KOVACH, JUNE J. Oak Lind General Curriculum Ritter; Derm Council. KOVARIK, 8ERNICE R. San Francisco San Francisco Industrial Engineering. KOWALKOWSKI, RICHARD LEO San Francisco KOYUNCUOGIU, TURGUT M. Izmir, Turkey KRAUSS. LEONARD San Francisco KRIKORIAN, SAMUEL Pasadena KRUEPER, HARRY J., JR. Los Angeles KRUGER. EGON FRITZ Berkeley KU8IN, ROBERT FRANK San Francisco KUENSTER, JEROME EDMOND VllkJIJ CAROLE LOUISE Compton Personnel Administration 4 X8; AMA. Chemistry Cloy Court; Newman Club. Food Technology. Political Science Elections Coun. Zoology Honor Student. Cfril Engineering ASCE; A 0. Optometry QE . Chemistry Tower ard Flame; Rifle Team; Circle C; SAACS. Entomology. Heme Econcmics. KUKULA, CHESTER F. KUM, JIMMY LEE KUNZI, ROBERT E. KURTZ, BEVERLY JEAN KUWAHARE. GEORGE KWOCK. WINIFREO F. KWONG, SHOU SOON LAG0MAYS1N0, GLADYS ANN LAIRD. ROGER C. LaJEUNESSE. CLYDE WILFREO San Francisco Accounting. San 0 90 Petroleum Engineering AIMME; Mineral Tech. Assoc. Modest© General Curriculum ZTA. Reedley Industrial Management. Oakla-d Accounting •0X8; Mascnlc CMS. Shanghai Chemical Engineering. Coleu General Curriculum ASA. Pacific Palisades Business Administration 3 . Albany Mechanical Engineering. KAP. LAM. LAMBERT. LANCASTER, LANCET, LANE, LANE, WILLIAM CORINNE MARIAN ROBERT GAINER ROBERT THOMAS MARTIN ALAN ROBERT D. Stockton San Francisco Bel If lower Los Angeles Los Angeles San Francisc Psychology Speech Forestry Mechanical Civil Engineering. German II A ; Scabbard and Blade. A AII. A3 . Engineering AEn; IIT2; Ten. Newman Club. IANGOON, ROBERT LEO Madera Soil Science Bow les; Toner and Flame; Men's Coun- seling, Chr; AZ. A world traielec is JOAN CRAWFORD, ihc gal with the key to the ASUC ballot tones. She lived at one time in the Philippines. Before Joan went into poli- tics as Elections Board Chairman, she «as «• t� e Blue a-d Gold. Other acthities of this Mere-eyed lass include Prylarcan aid Torch and Shield. CANNING. LOUIS KEITH Reno, Nev. Advertising. LARKEY. RICHARD J. Orinda Political Science g-KS; IFC; Axetr.na� anza; Symphony Forum. BAR8ARA ANNE Oakland Social Welfare. LARSEN, WILLIAM 0. San Olego Civil Engineering SAB. LARSON, EOWARO KEITH Long Beach Accounting. IAUGHARN, NEO H. Waitfty Fore.� n Trade. LAUGHLIN, WILLIAM ELLIS Santa Paula Marketing, LAUTERBACH, GEORGE MERLE Vallejo Industrial Management «■KT. LAUTERW ASSER, NORMA FRANCES San Carlos General Curriculum AP; Pelican; Intra- mural; Homecoming. LAVAYEN, JORGE E. Cochabarta. Bolivia Process Engineering. LAVERING. ELAINE ALICE Rodeo General Curriculum. LAWRENCE. RUSSELL T. El Cerrito Music Glee Club. LAYSER, DAVID KILLIAN Berkeley Business Administration Honor Students; Tower and Flame; tHS; BAV. LEACH, JOANN ELEANOR Davis Decoratur Art AAA; PryUnean; Class Coun; WSSF; Pelican. LEACH, KENNETH S. LeBRUN, MICHAEL A., JR. LEE. ANNETTE LEE. CHEN YING LEE. CYNTHIA San Francisco Burlingame Sin Francisco Canton, China San Francisco Chemical Chemistry Personnel Chemical Social Welfare Engineering AXE. Administration. Engineering Counseling. ex; AICHE; Track; II A ; Honor Stu- Rogsy. dent; AICHE; CSC. LEE. LEE, LEE, LEE, LEE, EOWARD GORSUM ERNEST HARVEY JOW YIT LLOYD ARTHUR S� n Francisco Walnut Gro� t Oaklard San Francisco Sas Francisco Architecture Architecture Poultry Husbandry Architecture. Civil Engineering IIA4-. II AT. CSC. A 7.. ASCE. LEE, LEE. LEE, LEE. LEE. QUON CHEW RAYMOND CHONG SIU MAY STANLEY VIRGINIA SUSAN San Francisco 8akersfield Sacramento Oakland Salinas Chil Engineering XE; ASCE. Marketing Education. Electrical Engineering AIEE; IRE. General Curriculum 2011. LEE, YEE F. Io� Angeles Civil Engineering ASCE; CSCA; CSC. LEFKOWITZ. ARNOLO STANLEY Nyatk Optometry OKT. LEISZ. DOROTHY P. Oakland General Curriculum AAA; Sr. Cou . LEITCH. DeWITT T. Mountain View Business Administrati� T2K; TT; $v. Peace Corm. LEM. HARVEY San Francisco Electrical Engineering. LEMON, LEMPRES LENANOER. LENORR. JULIANNE OANIEL NICK ROBERT HARRY BERNARO S. Alt.sdt.ia Sas Francisco Glendale Van Niryi English Aecou sting Electrical Optometry Warring Place. Masonic Club; Ccu iselieg. Engineering. UKT. 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Civil Engineering ASCE. Civil Engineering. Optometry. General Curriculum ZTA. New Jersey General Curriculum. Central Curriculum AZ; Pelican. Chairman of this year's Momecomieg activities was RAY SMITH. Ray is a member of Cal Club, Winged Helmet, Golden Bear, Gavel and Quill, and Rally Com- mittce. Class activities hive also claimed a large part of his time. (After graduation with a business administration major, Ray plans to go to work as a salesman.) In his spare time he ran a taxi service from Piedmont Ave. to the campus. McCALLA, ROBERT JAMES Tustin Mechanical Engineering. McCartney, DOROTHY HELEN Berkeley General Curriculum ZTA; Class Coun; OallyCal. McCarthy, JOHN EMMET San Francisco Civil Engineering TBI1; XE; ASCE. McCARY, DONALD LEE Oakland History- Economics SKA; Honor Students. UcCLASKEY. BEVERLY JOAN Greaegle Public Health Education ZTA; Prytanean, Panhellenic, Pres; Women's Ex Board. McCLAUCHRY, MELVA JOANNE Lancaster Bacteriology Richards Hall. McCLAUGHRY, WILLIAM C. 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Mcintyre STEWARE CONRAD la Crescena Social Welfare A M1; Homecoming. McKEEN, ELIZABETH Spokane, Wash. SpasHh. Mcknight, SELDEN WATSON Folsom Industrial Engineering. McLaren, JAMES ARTHUR Berkeley Speech. McMURTRY, EARL RAYMOND San Francisco Accounting. McNINCH, EDWIN KERR, JR. San Francisco Civil Engineering TBII; XE. McWilliams. JAMES ROBERT Etiwanda German. MEAOOWS, LEE ALVIN SanU Bartara Electrical Engineering. MEEUWIC, RICHARD O'BANNON Rockaway 8each Forestry ssn. MEHLERT, CALVIN EDWARO Frnao International Relations A4-E; Winged Helmet; Horcr Students; Track; Circle C. MEHTA, MADHOOKER C. Bern bay, India Process Engineering. MEIKLE, GEORGE Oakland Mechanical Engineering TBit; UTS. MELNER, SAMUEL BURTON Noah Hollywood Zoolo� AX; Mat's Activity Coi v; Jr. Coun. MELSTROM, ROBERT RALPH Ellsworth, WiS. Criminology. McOANIEL, JAMES WILLIAM San Diego Medicine. McDERMON, CHARIEST. San Franc ico Dramatic Art Football; Orama. McOERMOTT, PATRICK Shermon Oaks Criminology ❖ KS. McDUFFEE, HERBERT S„ JR. Sacramento Real Estate ❖XK; 4 P; Sr. Peace Comm. .VcENEANY, MARY Berkeley Central Curriculm Al'; Counseling; Hcmeccming; Pelican; Red Cross. McFAOOEN, TWILA M. Stockton History. McGlYNN, BRIAN 0. SCOTT Coronado Political Science AKE; Honor Students WSSF. McGRANE, BARBARA KING Berkeley Central Curricufuo SK. McGRANE, JOHN FORSYTH Long Beach Chemistry, McHUGK, PHYLLIS R. Santa Monica General Curriculum Stern; Horor Student; Sr. Coin.; McIntyre JOANNE Berkeley Dramatic Art KAB; Sr. Coun. MclNTYRE, LOUISE KEELER Berkeley Psyeiioiogy KAH. McKEON. TERRENCE San Francisco English. McKIM, JOE PAUL Imperial General Curriculum ♦KV; Winged Helmet; Circle C; Triure; Wrestling. mckinney, KEITH CLARK Santa Ana Industrial Esgine-erirg TUII; ASME. M.clEAN, GLENN I. Oakland Marketing Honor Students; S-abbard ard Blad ; Quarterdeck. McLEAN, NORMAN, JR. San Diego Foeestry Horor Studcnt; SSII; AZ. McLEOO, KENNETH M. Oaklard Psychology. McQUARY, WILLARD ALBERT Ceres Political Science Honor Students. McRAE, OONALO JAMES Sacramento Business Administration KE. McSHANE. OONALD JOSEPH Chicago, III. Industrial Management. MEANS, HOWARO JANCE Long Beach Petroleum Eogireenng. MEONICK, WILLIAM S. 8everly Hills History. MEERS. JACK ROBERT Berkeley Political Science ATA. Two now candidatos for Cal's football Mil of fame wort BOB M1NAHEN and CARL VAN HEUIT. Carl, one cl tfe nation's top safety men, twice rtcereed the Ktn Cotton award for courageous playing. Red- headed Bob, knows off and on the field as stinoie, was awarded all-Coast honors for Itis offensi ard defensive playing. MELTON, ROBERT WALLACE SanOiego General Curriculum Winged Helmet; Baseball; Basketball. MENOOZh, JOSEPH Altadeia Petroleum Engineering II KA; Glee Club. MENZIES. HAROLD ALAN San Francisco Marketing BAX; Class Coon,; Sr. Peace Comm. MERCER, ROBERT JAMES Downey Mathematics Cloyne; Honor Students; Scabbard and Blade; Quarterdeck. MERRILL, RICHARD Oakland Political Science II KA; Class Coin.; Sr. Peace Com� ; Homecoming. MESSELBECK, EUCENE WILLIAM Oakland Accounting METMMANN. SONORA MARTHA Oakland General Curriculum A AX; Orientations. METTIER. NANCY PEARCE San Francisco Political Science AT; Blue and Cold. METTLER. ROBERT PARKER Bakersfield Agricultural Economics Bowles Hall. METZ, NORMAN RICHARD Placentia Industrial Engineerirg KA; SIC. MEUTER. DONNA MAREE Alameda Biochemistry Olderberg; Hcnor Students; College Women's Club Jr.; Masonic Club. MEYER, 8ARBARA PARK Alhambra Biochemistry, MEYER. ELEANOR Los Angeles General Curriculum MB. MEYER, JAMES PETER San Pedro Mechanical Engineering ASME. MEYER, JEWELL LANE Turlock Soil Science Masonic Club. MEYER, JOHN EMMETT San Francisco Accounting MEYER, ROBERT SELLS Los Gatos Industrial Management ATA; Sports. MEYER. TEO NORMAN Glendale Industrial Management Rowing CM. MEYER. WALTER Santa Maria Business Administration 2AY; Big C; ASME; AMA; SAM. MEYERS. CHARLES L.. JR. Oakland Process Metallurgy TBII; Masonic Club; Mineral Tech. Assoc.; AIME. MICHAELIOES, SIMOS Famagusta, Cyprus Medicine • International House; BK. MIDDLETON, HOWARD WIEOEN Oakland Marketing N’T; Scabbard and Blade; Big C; Ball and Chain. MIHALOVICI. JACK M. Tel Ariv, Israel Electrical Engineering AIEE; SAM. MILES. VIRGINIA Sacramento Mathematics Peiiotto; Honor Students; Derm Council. MILLAR. ALLAN R. Oakland Accounting Gymnastics. MILLER, EORICK JOSEPH Santa Ana Accounting. MILLER, RICHARD L. Livermore General Curriculum AKE; Wlnged Helmet. MILLER, STANLEY Oakland Chemistry 2AM; ♦H2; Sr. Peace Comm ; SAACS; Counseling. MILLER, VIVIAN RONALD ChiCO Accounting bav; era. MILLS, HARRIETT M. Berkeley Public Health Nursing RN's on Campus. MILNER, ANNABELLE MINAHEN, ROBERT WILLIAM MINKOWSKI, HERMAN OSCAR MINNER, WARREN ANDREW MINTZ. WILLIAM ARTHUR MINZEY, ELIZABETH E. MIRANOE, BERNARD JOSEPH W’5t Berkeley Gfffral Curriculum A XU; 2211; Pelican. Stockton Business Administration Chinese food it a passion C GEORGE SUTLIFF. Senior football manager. George it alto partial to popular «otic an! the light classical at «ell at beirg an ardere swimmer. Naturally Geo e it fond of football and he started his minaginj career at a sophomore. But bet ten semesters Gto-yr left his old haunts at the Gym to take up a job for Uncle Sam—caught in the draft! MISURACA. OOLORES MARIE San Francisco Education 2K; Pelicas; Counseling AT; Winged Helmet; Skull ard Keys; Football; Big C. Pasadena Civil Engineering XE; TBII. Bakersfield Chil Engineering A24; XE; TBIT; Counseling. Los Aageles Industrial Engineering Berkeley Psychology 2211. Willows French. MITCHEU. CHARLES RICHARD Richmo'd Civil Engineering ASCE. MITCHELL. COLLEEN P. Hollywood General Curriculum Epwoeth; Sr. Cow� .; Aielravaganza; Univ. Chorus. MITCHELL. MITCHELL. JOHN HICKERSON ROBERT ERNEST Richmond Political Science. Berkeley Electrical Engineering SAM. MIURA, AXIO Sacrameuto Electrical Engineering AIEE. MIZUHARA, ASTOR Berkeley Social Welfare MO. JOE CHEUK-HUNC Hong Kong Accounting. MOLINA. JORGE ROBERTO Guatemala Architecture Newman Club. M0L1NARI JOAN RUTH San Antelmo AZ; Blue and Gold, Jr. Mgr. HOLLER. GEORGE EOWARO Carmel Mechanical Engineering ATA; W.ngrd Helmet; Skull ard Keys; Triune; Rugby. MOLONY. JAMES San Leandro Political Science MB. MOLTMEN, ROBERT A. Nevada City Civil Engineering •1 4; ASCE. MONFORT, STUART ALAN Pomona Electrical Engineering II M . Crew; AIEE; USCEE. MONROE, DONALD JOSEPH Sacramento Basiant Administration X E; Winged Helmet- Baseball; Big C; Triune. MOORE. JOHNO. Sevastopol Crril Engineering Social 6ears; Bcaiag, MORITA, YASUKO San Francisco Horn Economics ON. MORRISON, ROBERT LLOYO Albany Marketing KX. MOSER, NORMA JEANNE Si Francisco Speech College Women's Club Jr.; WSSF; Counseling. MOY, LORING F. Carmel Forerya Trade A E. MULLIN, LEO PATRICK San Francisco History. MURPHY, COLLEEN PHYLL Santa Ana History Stebbins; SKA. MUSSO, JOAN 0. Si Francisco MONSON, MORRIS OGOFN Oakland Real Estate. MONTGOMERY. JOHN Oakland History XKA; Counseling. MOODY. GEORGE EDWARD Reno, Nev. General Curriculum BX; Tennis. MOON, BILL LEROY Twin Falls, Idaho Political Science. VOOSER, LUPE P. Burlingame Political Science ZTA; Daily Cal; Counseling; Soph Coun.; YWCA. MOREOA, LEROY ARTHUR Petaluma Accounting BA«P; Sr. Council; Men's Counseling; Orientations. MORGAN, THOMAS E., JR. Oakland Political Science TKK; Circle C; Basketball. MORiSON. WILLIAM JOHN Oakland Accounting. MORITZ, BRUCE ALLAN San Francisco Marteting. MORRIS. CEORCE WAYNE Stockton Eccncmics. MORRISON. GOROON EUGENE Sacramento Electrical Engineering XO; HKN; Symphony Forum; UCSEE. MORRISON. ROBERT ARTHUR Berkeley Speech Honor Students; Calvin Cknfe; Tower and Flame. MORRISON, WILLIAM CLARK Berkeley Advertising A AX; Basketball Mgr. MORSE. FRANCIS Berkeley Electrical Engineering. 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ANGELO Los Angeles Crril Engineering TBII; XB; Scabbard and Blade; Engineers' Council. MUZQUIZ- CARRANZA, CESAR Napa General Curriclum Epworth. Zoology Morera. Met. AXQ; Honor Students; Sr. Coun.; Industrial Engineering Pelican. ASME. MYERS, MYERS, KATHRYN SHIRLEY GAY Berkeley Bakersfield Social Welfare History AHA; Treble Clef; XK; Symphony Pelican; WAA. Forum. MYOVICH, NACAO, JOHN 0AV10 JIRO Oakland Compton Business Accounting Administration. Honor Students; nrx. HELEN BAKER was a unusual present—she found time to sign up fee committee wort while presiding over Hears! gym atUetk events. Other activities which claimed Helen's time were the Majors club, Prytanean and Worn n't C societies. The special sports of this WAA president were softball and tennis; her special foible, the traditional grapefruit she carried in her lunch. NAGLE. NAKAHATA, ROBERT WARREN DONALD T. Ontario San Francisco Accounting. Zoology. NAKATA, CAROLYN A. Kingsburg Home Economics Sherman; AM. NAPP. 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SCAROINA, SCHABARUM, SCHANK, SCHAUPP. SCHEPPS. VINCENT JOHN PETER FRANK SHARLA MARIE CLARENCE L. LONETTE San Francisco Cerina Santa Rosa Espa to San Francisco General Curriculum. Busines� General Curriculum Chemical Pub. Health Administration A PA. Engineering Education Wi ed Helmet; Skull and Keys; 8ig C Soc.; Vanity Football, Baseball. Tower and Flame; Scabbard and Blade; AICE. Honor Students; SHC. SCHEYER. BERNARO MAX San Francisco Crril Engineering ASCE. SCH1EFER, JOHN U. San Francisco Marketing. SCHLOSS. JEREMY KARL 8rora. N. Y. Communicatio� . SCHMIOT, HILDA F. San Fraxisco Political Science KA; Tower and Flame; Hone� Student� ; Counseling. SCHMIOT, MAX San Francisco Economic� XV; Bn C Soc. SCHNEIOER, CHARLES R. Turlock Mathematics. SCK00NM4KER, PETER KIPP San Franci'co Marketing 2N; Sailing. SCHNEIOER, JOANNE ALICE Lafayette General Curriculum l Pelica� ; YWCA; Intrarrural. SCHROEOER, CHARLES R Waldenburg, Arkan� as General Cvrriculam. SCHNEIOEWINO, NORMAN FLOYO San FraXiSCO Electrical Engineering AIEE; Masonic Club; Intramural. SCHROEOER. EOITH M. Lompoc See'll Welfare Blue ard Geld; Class Council. SCHNELl, JOYCE Mesa, Arizona General Curriculum. SCHROEOER. LOIS EDYTHE San Fraxisco Social Welfare AAII. SCHNOOR. DONALD HERMAN Taft Mechanical Engineering. SCHULTZ. NANCY JEAN Albany Social Welfare AXA; Pelican- WAA; Life Sa.irg Corps. SCHULZ. JOAN C. San Francisco Political Science XU. SCHULZ, R08ERT KURT San Martin Soil Science Bacbelordon; AZ. SCHUMACHER, OONALO R. Berkeley Mechanical Engineering ran. SCHURMAN. CHARLES EDWIN Berkeley Foreign Trade 111 2; Masonic CM. SCHVEIOER. JOANN FRANCES San Mateo Political Scierce ASA. SCHWARTZ, THOMAS A. Sierra Madre Zoology. SCHWILK, NORMAN F., JR. Sacramento Zoology Honor Students. SCHWITKIS. HOWARD ROBERT San Diego Chemical Engineering KN. SCIACQUA. IRENE IRMA Slccktcn Social Welfare Joaquin; Radio.TV Theatre; Cal 23 Club; Red Cross. SCOTT, ROBERT GOROON Amsterdam, N. Y. Political Science. SCOTT. SCOTT, ROCER KEITH ROY WAYNE Pittsburg Pittsburg Mining Forestry A2 ; MTA; AIME. AS . SEE, ROBERT LORENZO Berkeley English I A. SEEPOL. ARNOLO Millbrae Economics 2II; • . SEGERSTROU, CLIFFORD CHARLES Glendale Mechanical Engineering. SE IDLER, ROLAND San Mar.ro Pre-medical A TO. SEKIYA SELLS, WALTER LA WANA SHUNSUKE Berkeley Honolulu, Hawaii General Curriculum General Curriculum. (| A v SEARLE, RICHARD F. Oakland Chemical Engineering AICE. SECRETAN, FRANK Los Angeles Electrical Engineering SEOERHOLM, ROBERT ALLEN Les Angeles English Hcnor Students; Pelica.� , Editor. This is ose set cd twins that aren't confusirg. JOAN CHERNEY parts her hair eo the left—or is it the right—and BARBARA CHERNEY part� her kalr on the right—or Is It the left. They both hive been active in Treble Clff, the Life Gulnd Ccrps, Friday Fling Committee ACB, Orientation Committee. Prytanean asd Mortar Boird. Joan and Barbara plan to obtain their high school teaching credentials SELOGIE. LOUIS A. Plano. Illinois Industrial Engineering ASME; SAM. SELVAGE, JEANNETTE L. San Matoo General Curriculum Californian. SEPAN IAN, BERNICE B. Baton! it Id Decorative Art. JVrt, LOUIS JOHN Los Angeles Civil Engineering. SERPA, FRANK ANTHONY San Luts Obispo Business Administration AKA. JACK CAMPBELL Berkeley Physical Education KX; JV 6aseb.il I. SEYMAN, ROSEMARIE J. Oiion Central Curriculum Aon. SHAFEI, ADEL-MALEK H. Port Said, Egypt Feed Ttch. InttrnatiOMl House Soccfr. SHANNON, EDFREDL.. JR. San Lortnto Petroltum Engineering AIME; MTA. SHANNON, RAYMOND W. Santa Ana Foreign Trade. SHARP. WANDA CAROLYN Visalia History HT; Secretariat; Homecoming; Ekctions; Class Coot.; Counseling. SHAW, MARY DOLORES Ojai Economics Colonial, Pres,; WAA; Tennis. SHEFFIELD, GILBERT L. Oakland Personnel-1 nd. Relations II KA; Rally Comm. SHOEMAKER, SHORTRIOGE, SHOUP. WILLIAM EUGENE LUCY JUNE JOHN 0. Visalia Electrical Engineering • AIEE. Camden Point, Mentone Missouri Electrkal Nutrition-Dietetics Engineering ON; AN. UCSEE. SHELTON, SHERMAN, JACK MAURICE JAMES F. Berkeley Modesto Wildlife History. Conservation. SHERMAN, SHIEMAN, SH ILLAM, SHIMASAK, SHIMAMOTO. ROBERT HUNTER OAVID FREO 8ETTY JANE FREDF. WILLIAM N. Piedmont Eureka Verrwn, B. C. Liedsay Lodi Marketing AT. Zoology Bowles; Hcmor Students; Masonic C� ub. Canada Journalism International House � x . Pharmacy. Electrical Engineering. SHUKLA, MAHESHCHANORA Bombay, India Civil Engineering. SIDERS, NANCY C. Red-ood CHy General Curriculum Ar; Homecoming; Class Coun.; Intramural. SIEGEL, BARRY W. Los Angeles Econemics USC4; Honor Students. SIL8ERMAN. SILVER, GERALD SHELDON JANE P. Los Angeles Hayward Mathematics Ind. Relations ♦IIS; II ME. Blue ard Gotd. SILVERS, SIMPSON. RICHARO EUGENE MARION E. Colton Los Angeles Music Zoology Del Rey; Band; A AX. Radio-TV Theatre. The past and present In the recent history of Blue and GcM Managerial is pictured here. BETTY YATER pushed a pencil in 11DC this year as Man- ager «hile KEN HAM8RICK rested his feet en that hallowed desk the year before. Betty impressed her staff with the pleasant manner in which she requested f?) duties performed. Ken was active on Men's Judicial C'.mmittee and Scabbard and 8iadc. SING. JOE Y. Vancowrtr, 8. C. SINGER. B’RBSR' MIRIAM San Frax’sto SITNIK, MICHAELS. Hicksville, N. Y. SIU. FR'OERIC Paieete, Tahiti S l GEORGE Honolulu, Hawaii SIU. PAUL K. Oakland SIU, VICTOR WAN FA Papeete. Tahiti Ca .Ida Civil Engineering. Soc al Welfare .• K ; Tone and Flam?. Slavic Languages. Chemistry. Paoteriolcgy Oxford; CSCA; CSC. Marketing CSCA. Chemistry. SKINNER. BEVERLY JEAN Oakland Political Science XK; Pelican; Counseling. SLOSBERG. ROBERT H. Clayton, Missouri Ind. Maragement ZBT. SMART. ELLIS FOSTER Pasadena Forestry SAB; Rigby; Water Polo; Football. SMITH. BARNABY f. Sausalito Transportation X ; Sailing. SMITH. 8LAIR T. Richmond Criminology AAE; Cite Club. Scty.; Sr. Class Coun,; Musk Coun., Chrm. SMITH, COLLEEN San Gabriel General Curriculum fpnorth; XXII; S'. CCU . SMITH. DANIEL ALLEN Berkeley Pel okum Engineering MTA. SMITH, ODOTHY HARRIET Berkeley Home Economics A All; Pelican; Treble Clef. SMITH. EVERETT FRANK Oroville Bacteriology. SMITH, GERALO ASA Sa« Diego Poultry Husbandry. SMITH, GERALDINE E. Berkeley Business Administration ASA; Honor Students; BPS; •t'XH; Counseling; Blue and Go-Vd; Sr. Coun. SMITH. GORDON HULIN Oakland Foreign Trade. SMITH, MAROLO J. Lodi Electrical Engineering Bowden. SMITH, HOWARD E. San Francisco Chemistry HI- |«V; Counseling. SMITH, JOYCE McKEON B-.rlingame .teurnallim. SMITH. PATRICIA ANN San Francisco Histoni ASA; Counseling; Sr. Coon; Ulrimqoc. SMITH, STANLEY ROBERT Detr-o Electrical Engineering Cloync; Tower and Flam ; IIKX; TBII; UCSEE; AIEE; IRE. SNOW, CEOFf'REY H. Santa Cruz Forestry. SNYDER, WILMA E. Fullerton Mathe malic Ritter; WAA; YWCA. SOCKOLOV, R08ERT I. San Fraricisco Central Curricula� ' MX; Circle C; Homtcoming; Axe; Tennis. SOO, ALFRED YUEN Berkeley Crtil Engineering ASCE. SOUZA, MATHEW 0. Patterson Lavatory Tech. Cite Club; Univ. Chorus; Canpus Opinions Com� . SPECH, JOYCE LYNETTE Carmel Education A AII; Secretariat; AXA. oritviL, EllYSE SHIRLEY Salinas Social Welfare Californian; YWCA. SPIRA, ERWIN IRVING Shanghai, Cains Market ing-Interivit. Trade International House; A 0; Toner arrf Flame; Store Board; Sr. Peace Corrm 0 11 I n, JUNE CAROLYN Oakland Hispanic America Pelican; Treble Clef; Secretariat; Sr. Council. SMITH. RAY LEE Oakland 8usiress Administration II KA; Winged Helmet; Cal Club; Ca el and Quill; Rally Comm. SMITH, STUART ROSS Tacoma, Wash. Paleontology 8and. SNOW. RICHARO KALIN Santa Ana Fool Technology Bowles. SOBEL, NORITA HYLMA San Francisco Personnel Admin. «E; -. e; Homeccmirg; Counselin}. SOLOMON, BARBARA ELLEN Chicago. Illinois Psychology Tower and Flame. SCOTER, JOSEPH LEON Oakland Ceoiogy ex. SPANNE, GEORGE AXEL Lcmpoc Civil Engineering. SPENCER, MARGUERITA S. Bro-twood 8ay, B. C-, Carvida Art International House; AK. SPIES. RICHARO C. Berkeley Forestry A TO. SPITZER. ROBERT EOWARO San Anselmo. SMITH, KENNETH E. Oakland Mechanical Engineering Ccunseling; ASME. SMITH, SMITH, LOUISE ANN MAURICE E., JR. Albany Art AE. Napa Bacteriology «X; •!•; Scabbard and Blade; Rally Comm. SMITH, REUBEN W. Burlirgam; History Bowles. SMITH. ROSEMARY 0. Watertown, Connecticut English. SMITH, ROY ALLEN AHadena Electrical Engineering. f SMITH, VELMA 0. Veatura General Curriculum KA. SMITH. WALTER EOWARD Seuth Gate Political Science Cross Country. SNOW. ANNE ALENE Berkeley Communications- Public Policy Blue ard Geld; Counseling; Elections Coun. ) SNOWDEN, SNYOER, SNYOER, JIM E. HENRY LEONARD JOHN ALFRED Albany Berkeley Oakland Art History. Engineering KV; A AX; Physics. Basketball; JV Baseball. SOCAL. SOLARI, SOLOAVINI, GLORIA PAUL EVERETT ERNEST JOSEPH Sacramento Geyservllle Geyservillc Psychology. History Chemistry. ASK. SOLOMON, PAUL San Frascisco Education Hardball; Soccer. SOLORZANO. JUAN FRANCISCO Guatemala City, Guatemala Crrll Engineering XE; TBII; ASCE. SOMERVILLE, JACK WILLIAM Berkeley Political Science AKA; ACC; Meetings Cow� ; Cal Hosts; Friday Fling; Fencing Team. SORENSEN, SORENSEN. PAUL HILLGREN LOIS MAfifoN San Uateo ForUu Zoology Laboratory Tech. BK; YMCA. Colonial; Dorm Council. SOUTHERN, CARMELITA JEAN Grass Valley Journalism Stern; Honor Students; Pryt; J Comm YWCA; OS ; Elections Bd.; Peblic Relations Council. SPANO, VINCENT OANTE Detroit, Michigan General Curriculum SPAREY, JOHN WILLIAM Indio Art SPEAR, FRANK W.. JR, Coalinga Irdustrial Tower and Flame; AE; Pelican, Marugemjrt. Honor Students; Art Ed., Assoc Ed. AMIS People are the hobby of friendly JUNE FISHER ASH, sice-president d Prytanean, In her job as director of Women's Ccunciling and vice-president of YWCA she got lots of opportunity to pursue her hobby. Wed- ding bells rang for June this spring and it was the Y that introduced her to her hjsband—they met at a YWCA-YUCA conference. SPORE, SPRINGEN. SPRINGER, NANCY JANET DONALD KENNETH C. JIM Sacramento Sculpture AAA. Gillette, Wjoming Speech Hone Students; ssn; Speech Arts. Carrolllown, Pennsylvania Forestry. SPRINGER, RUTH EUEN Oakland Psychology A B; Radio tv Thtaire. SPYROPOULDS, SOUERI, SQUIRE, THEODORE S. RAYMOND AL8ERT ROBERT K£ND‘LL San Diego San Francisco Cofftyville, Industrial Optometry tonus Engineering qe ; varsity Physics. International Hcwse; Basketball. 23 Club- ASME; EVX. STAMM, STANARO, S ADOLPH GEORGE CHESTER JOHN Sxranwnto San Francisco Agricultural Marketirg Engineering AX41; Circle C; ASAE. Basketball. STANFIELO, PATRICIA BURKE San Francisco General Curriculum A PA; Daily Cal. STANKARO, SALLY ANN San Francisco General Curriculum KA9; Counseling; NSA. STANLEY, HUGH P. Oakland Zoology Honor Students. STARKEY, WILLIAM J. Oakland Mechanical Engineering TBJI; IIT2. STARR, HELEN SUTPHEN Piedmcnt English ASA. STEIGERWALT, WARREN F. Sin Rafael Architecture t XAK. STEINBERG, PHILIP S. Chicago. Illinois Electrical Engineering Tower and Flame; HKN; TB1I; AIEE; IRE. STEINER, HERBERT M. San Francisco Eagineeri g Physics Big C Soc; Circle C, Pres.; Athletic Coun,; Water Polo Team. Capt.; Swimming Team, Co-Capt. W5t Co-chairmen of Senior Week were TONY ELLIS and GEORGE FERN8ACHER. Beth base been wry active ia class activities a d are members of Ga.el and Quill, «tere George was vice-president. After school Tony Icofcs forward to a two (?) year stretch in the Na«y. George, unless Uncle Sam has other plans, htsscs to werk as a salesman. I STEINHAUS, JAMES F. £1 Cerrito Physics. STERN. HANS LEOPOLO Berkeley General Curriculum XV: CPC; Home- coming; Class Council. STIEWEL, OON CARL Colnu Business Administration ■I KT; Band. STOHLER. ROBERT E. San Francisco Econemics. STEINMETZ. HENRY HERBERT Danville Agricultural Marketing Tower and Flame; Masonic Club. STEINMETZ, WILLIAM H., JR. Pacific Grow Sanitation Acacia; Slu. Health Cow� .; Soph Base- ball Mgr. STEINVORTH. HERBERT ALFREO San Jose, Costa R ca Accounting. STERN, ROLAND GLENN San Fra-tcitco Physical Educatio� Varsity Football, 8oxirg. STIVER, WILLIAM EARL Madison, Indiana Ind. Relatio� HfS; ASP; SAM. STEVENSON, JOHNNE Sacramento Political Science XU; Secretariat; WSSf; Sr. Cornell. ST. GAUDENS, MARIE LOUISE J. Son Francisco Music Honor Students; AM. STEWART, 8ETTY JEANNE Merced Spanish Sherman; 4 BK; AMT; Honor Students; WAA; YWCA. STOCK, FREDERICK EARL Torrence General Curriculum. STOISER, STOKER, STOLZ. LEE R. EMORY R. FRED ERNEST Cleveland, Ohio Parller Vallejo Mining Geology Agricultural Civil Engineering ytlME. Economies «KT; ASCE. STACHNIEWICE, ANTHONY V. Fanaood, N. J. Civil Engineering ASCE. uiMvrrcn, WILLIAM OAVID SanU Ana Business Administration MAX; Big C Soc ; Circle C; Track; Cross Country. STEINWINDER, JOHN MORRIS El Centro Bacteriology. STEWART, JOHN R. Palo Alto Accounting AXA. STOCKMAN, OORIS MARIE San Diego Art Honor Slodents; AE. STONE, BARBARA JEAN Dsnsmuir History la-aana: Tower and Flame; Treble Clef; Masonic Club; College Women's Club. STAHR. CARL W. San F rare i sco Public Health Ed. JAMES FRANCIS San Pablo Personnel Management. STENMAN, SALLY KAY Richmond General Curriculum Honor Students; AMT. STEWART. THOMAS ALLEN Berkeley Mining iM-; AIME; MTA. STOCKWELL, GILBERT NELSON Slow Falls, So. Oakota Mathematics. STONE, FAYE RUTH Phoenix. Ariroru Social Welfare A Ed-; Honor Students. STALLMAN, RICHARO C. Oakland Meehanical Engineering MX; TB11. STEBBINS, M.JANE Santa Barbara Entomology i'K; Cocesel.ng. STEPHENS, JUNE OOLORES Salinas Art ♦M; II AS; Pryt; Oaily Cal, Assoc Product. Mgr. STEWART. JOSEPH GOULO Rednocd City Ecorwmlcs AT. ST0E8ER, HAROLD W., JR. San Francisco Mochas cal Eogieeering ASME. STONE, JAMES ALBERT Modesto Industrial Electronic UCSEE; IRE, STONE, ROBERT N. Oakland Psychology II A ; Gavel and Quill; Fr., ASUC Aw. Yell Leader; ACB; IFC; Class Conn; Soph Vigilantes. STOW, DONALO C. San Francisco Chemistry AT A; Winged Helmet; Basketball. STRAHL, GLENN E. Berkeley Electrical Engineering TKE; Oski Comm, Oirectee. STRAND, ARTHUR IRVING Walnut Creek Ind. Maosgement Daily Cal, Jr Mgr. STRELLIS, ARLEE JOAN Guam, M. I. Decorat ire Art A K4 ; AX A. STRONG. ANN CATHERINE Berkeley STRONG, WILLIAM R. Berkeley STRYCKER. WALTER PIERCE San Francisco STRYKER, GARRETTA E. Fullerton SUE, EDWARD Oakland Philosophy KA8; Horor Students; Pelican; Panhelleok; Intramural. Petroleum Engineering HS; Masonic Club. Money-8anklng CPA. Architecture AZ; Treble Clef; ASUC Card Sales; Red Cross. Architecture. SUGIMOTO, ROY A. SUGROWE. J. WARREN SULLIVAN, PATRICIA L. SUMMERS, HAROLO DUNCAN SUNN, MARGUERITE Los Angeles San Frarcisco San Francisco Oakla d Long Beaeh Eeglish. Ind Engineering English, Speech; Cr b Pres Sociology A SC; Class Corn. Spetcfc Arts. Cunningham; YWCA. SURGES, INGRIO LaV. Martinet Oeeoratii Art Stern; Honor Students; Pryt; Treble Clef. SUTLIFF, GEORGE H. Chula Vista Social Criminology Abracadabra; «-♦; AAK; Big C Soe; Ball and Chain; Fr Foetball; Football Mgr. SWEARINGER, BERT A. San Pedro Mathematics. SWEET, DONALD San Francisco Real Estate II A b; Counseling. SWIFT, ELIZABETH W. Berkeley Art. SWIFT. MARY PAGE Long Beach Music KKP; Univ Chorus; Parfvellenlc, Chrm. SWIFT, ROBERT L. Alameda Geology Scabbard and Blade; Varsity Rowing. SYOENHAM, ELINOR W. Berkeley Fr Regional Group Californian; Pryt; YWCA, Treat. SWEET, WESTER Berkeley Political Science. SYMES, JOHN P„ JR. Piedmjnl Business Administration A AC; Winged Helmet; Skill and Keys; Swimming. SZYBALSK1, MALCOLM' FRANK CARL San Francisco Oakland Civil Engineering II AO; THU; XK; ASCE. Mechanical Ergiaeering. TAKAHASHI, JAKAHASHI, ERNEST K. MAKOTO San Mateo Berkeley Sanitation. Architecture. TAAFE, JULIA C. Los Altos Histcry Richards; YWCA; WSSF; Red Cross. TABATA, HITOSHIJACK Clarksburg Electrical Engineering. TAGER, LEON H. Alameda Accounting AEn. TAKAHASHI, NANCY Loomis Public Health Subbins. TAKATA, SHOGI Oakland Social Welfare. TAKEOA, KENNETH KINGO Riverside Structural Engineering ASCE. TAKEMORI, AKIRA EDDIE Oakland Physiology Honor Students. TATTI, MARY LOU San Francisco General Curriculum A PA; Pelican; Sr. Council. TAYLOR. JANET A Berkeley Retailing PCB; Pelican; YWCi; Treble Clef; WSSF; Red Cross. TAKEMORI, HITOSHI Oakland Mechanical Engineering Scabbard and Blade; ASME; Engineers Com. TAYLOR, HARVEY L. Pled mint Business Administration II KC; ACB; Cal Frolics, Co-Chrm; Personnel Com. TAYLOR, PATRICIA San Francisco Physical Education WAA. TAKEUCMI, SHOICHI San Francisco Industrial Engineering. TANGNEY, JOHN JOHNATHAN El Sobrante Accounting. TAPLIN, ALLEN 0. Los Angeles Forestry Barrington; II 1C. The ollicial representative of Cal's co-eds, JOAN FOSTER, did an excellent )ob as Women's Rep In the fall. Extremely poistd and friendly, Joanie han- dled her work well, and greeted Gamnu Phi sisters en her way to Meetar Beard. Pm, Tcrch and Shield, Caiel and Quill, ce Women's Ex Board meetings— with her knitting in hand! TEARE, THOMAS J. Fairfax Industrial Management. TENSCHER, LUCILLE C. Santa Maria Social Welfare. itwi, HAMPTON E . JR. Salinas Crril Engineering Winged Helmet; Scabbard ard Bladr; Gravel and Quili; Ex Ccmm; AC8; Soph Pits. ■, TOMFORO, WILLIAM EMIL Son Francisco Social Welfare Mavoit Club. i Li n i, RICHARD S. L«vg Beach Insurarcr. THOMPSON. BERNICE E. King City Child Oevelcpmrrt AX A; Cal Engineer; Cl� � Council. TERW1LLIGER, MARVA LOUISE Oakland General Curriculum XK; WAA; YWCA. THOMPSON, HARLAN D 6. Berkeley Business Administration Glee Club. TERZ1AN, RICHARD CARL Ne� York, N. Y. Physics. THOMPSON, NANCY KELLOGG Bcrteley Art AH. ■ wA. JACK MICHAEL San Ovego Mathematics ♦KT; Honor Students. THOMPSON, PATRICIA ANN Alhambra Physical Education AXU. THILL, LA GLORIA M. Oceanside Home Economics Toner and FUme. THOOLEN. SVEN I. Berteley Ind. Engineering SAM. THOMA, PATRICIA L. San Mateo General Curriculum 7.TA. THORMAN, RICHARD 0. Tallin Civil Engireering. THOMAS. MARIAN Lafayette Speech AO; Torch and Shield; Pryt; Rep-at-large; Cal Club. THORNBIAO, BETTY V. Oakland Decorative Art. THOMAS, NORMAN LEE Sparks, Nevada Geeeral Curriculum THORNTON. JANE E. Richmond General Curriculum A . THOMAS, ROBERT EOWARO San Francisco Ciril Engineering ASCE; 23 Clut. THRIFT, CURTIS EUCENE Ventura Accounting Baseball. TIMMONS, JAMES WILLIAM Areata Forestry . OX; Counseling. TINOELL, WALTER M. Lodi Business Administration ♦AO. TOCCI, EOWARO FRANK Oakland Accounting. liecutlvc committee's loyal opposition was led by Oaitr Cal editors FRANK FINNEY and LOUIS BELL. Frank campaigned for drum majorettes and against loyally oaths in February he traded his editorial chair for a seat at the Tribune's copy desk. Louis introduced the bell reerganliallen plan and colorfully p. actuated his arguments with notable, but unquotable, Spanish expressions. ( TOLANO, JAMES R. S. Las Plumas Forestry. TOMLINSON, ANIOELLE Orinda General Curriculum XU; Secretariat; CPC. Seely; Sr Ccun. TRAVACLIO, OALNY San Francisco Mechanical Engineering. T0LPEC1N, ANORE VICTOR Mill Valley Political Science B2; Gavel and Quill; Golden Bear; Ex Comm; FSB, Chrm; Stu Gov't Clinic. TOVNEMACHER, DONALD IRVIN Sas Rafael Ind. Management. TRAVIS, NANCY ANN Oakland Medical Care AXA; Pelican. TOM. GILBERT S. Oakland Optometry. TOM, RAYMONO SHEW San Francisco Cinl Engineering CSCA; ASCE. TOMASI, ANITA M. Santa Rosa Social Welfare KA; Tow and Flame; Pelican; TOMASI, THOMAS M. Santa Rosa Architecture Homecoming. Or.nda Los Angeles Livingston Sacramento TOMINNA, YACOUB Y. Baghdad Economics. TOPLIFF. GEORGE MYRON San Francisco Accounting. TOPOL, RENEE Sacramento General Curriculum. Homeccm-ng; Counseling. TOURNIER. RENE JOHN Berkeley rchitecture. TOWERS, JOHN LESLIE Oakland Hospital Administrat Sr Council; Stu Health Coun. TOY, ALBERT San Francisco Chemical Engineering. TRAPANESE, MADELINE TREITEL. EMANUEL TRIGUEIRO, JOSEPH WCLOON TRIPHON. JOHN GEORGE TRIPP, PHILIP DOUGLAS San Francisco Speech Speech Arts; College Women's Club. Accounting KN; Tcmer and Flame; Honor Studerts; BPS; BAT. Business Administration. Political Science •PKT; Radio-TV Theatre; Boxing; SNP; EPS. Accounting X ; Big C Guard. TRITCHIER. EOWINA JEAN Berkeley Political Science. TRITCHLER, MARYLN G. Berkeley General Curriculum. I RVAUL. ROGER DORSEY Civil Engineering AXA; TBIT; XK; E« Comm; AC8. Chrm; TRUSTY. CAROLYN M. San Francisco Journalism Cheney; Utrimque TSUJI, FUOEKO Wilmar Food Chemistry. Technology ON. TUBBS, CHAPIN REIO Calistogj Marketing Glee Club; AM A. VERNON GRANT Bakersfield Marketing. TUFTS, HARRY LLOYD Santa Cruz TULANIAN, MAR Piedmont TULLER, ALBERT C., JR. Hayward Electrical Child Development Marketing Engineering Cloyne; HKX; THII; UCSEE; AIEE; Engineers Coon. Treble Clef. MX. TUMBLESON, TURKE. TYLER, REGINALD 0. JAMES K., JR. LLOYD ALAN Menlo Park Visalia Sai Anselmo Political Science Electrical Political Science Counseling; Masonic Club; Quarterdeck Soc. Engineering £♦; Boring. HKN; TBIT. TULLER. BURL ARTHUR Oakland Geophysics. TULLIUS. LAWRENCE J., JR Sav Francisco General Curriculum. UKAEGBU, UKAI, GABRIEL U. FUMIKO T. Owerri, W. Africa Berkeley Zoology Geography. International House; Vanity Soccer. ULMER. HELEN LENA Yuba City History Joaquin; WAA; Counseling. UNDERWOOD, ROBERT LLOYO Belrront Business Administration. UNGER. oean Frederick SacramtntO Architecture XX; Track. UPTON, WILLIAM BAYLY Otnver, Colorado History XN; Rally Comm.; Symphony Forum; Sairming Team. VALENTICH. FREDERICK S. Bakenfield Physical Education Varsity Track. VAN CLEAVE, GRETCHEN Oakland General Curriculum AI'A; Pelican; Counseling; Elections 6d.; Speech Arts. VAN DER ZEE, DIANE MARIE San Francisco General Curriculum SK; Pelican; Orleccalions. VAN GORDER. HAROLD J., JR. Santa Cruz General Curriculum ♦IIS. VAN HEUIT, CARL JOHN Berkeley Physical Education KS; Winged Helmet; Skull and Keys; Big C Soc.; Circle C; Varsity Football, Rugby. VAN NESS, GORDON ELWOOD Tracy Marketing. VANWINEGARDEN, VAR8L0W. WINSTON JONES ROBERT WILLIAM Oakland Albany Agrlc. Econcntkf Criminology. A I'U. VASSALLO, PHYLLIS FRANCES San Leandro English KA. VEON, CARYL JEAN 8akersfield Sociology-Social Institutions ♦M Cal Engineer; VERNON, OOUGLAS CARSON San Francisco Insurance MX; NSA; Big C Guard. VICKEVS, ELTON FRED Kelseyvilf Civil Engineering ASCE. VIGNA. DOREEN LAUREL Berkeley Political Science College Women's Club. VOGEL, SUSETTE Palo Alto Political Science Arch Place; ♦XX, VP; Honor Students; Counseling; S� . Ccun. VOHS. JOHNOALE Berkeley Business Administration ♦PA; Raireier; Football. VOIGT, EDWARO HENRY San Fraroisco German. VOKRACEK, FRANCES BETTY So. Saa Francisco Laboratcry Tech. Stem; Honer Stu- dents; Counseling; Symphony Forum; International Hospitality Council. V0LP0N1, JOHN THOMAS Livermore Optometry Loeksley; QE . VRE8AL0VICH, CARL ARTHUR Los Angeles Agricultural Economics. WACXS, DONALD DAVID Passaic, N. J. Economics- Education SAM; Honer Stu- dents; Counseling; Public Relations Council. WAOA, FRANK FUJIO San Francisco Chemistry- WACENET, SALLY JANE Oakland Communicat loe Public Policy College Women's Club; Masonic CM. trnuntn, JIM FREDERICK San Pedro Pre-medical KS; Rally Comm.; Class Council. WAITE, WESLEY SHILLING Fresno Chril Engineering Alt� . WAKASUGI, AKIRA Tokyo, Japan Political Science I etc motional House. WAKEFIELO, IRENE Albany Journalism MXX; Daily Cal. WAKEFIELD. RONALD BERGIE Grass Valley English. WALLACE, EARLA ELIZABETH Los Banos Journalism ♦M; Daily Cal; Radio-TV Theatre. WALMSLEV. DON ROBERT San Francisco Mechanical Engineering. WALKER, RAYMONO PARK Orange Marketing. WALLACE, MYRA Palo Alto Home Economics AX4; WAA; Rifle Tea� . rr Lon. ROGER MATTHEW San Francisco Sociology- Psychology. Pretty CINNY JONES. Women's chairman of Rally Committee, � as the official rah, rah, rah girl «I Cal. Gin«y had definite ideas about hew to get matters attended to and � e feel that this Is necessitated by the number of meetings she attended. Wielding the gavel it Mortar Board, singing at Cal Club, knitt -g socks for Pryt, attending Torch and Shield meetings and keeping her grades at a scholarship level took up a major part of Ginn s time. WALTER, CHARLES A., JR. San Francisco Engineering Physics UCSEE. WATKINS, HILTON Glendale Accounting Barrington Mason Club. WALTERS, ARTHUR MERRILL Corte Mudera Electrical Eogiceering International Heuse UCSEE; Univ. Chorus WATKINS. NANCY AMANOA McCloud Political Science AZ. WALTERS, GORDON HERBERT San Francisco Histcry. WATSON, OEESSE JANE San Francisco Social Welfare 2K; Mortar 8oard; Pryt; Counseling. WEAVER, WILLIAM Sacramento Civil Engineering TB1I; XE; HSS; ASCE; SAM; Masonic Club. WEB8, LOREN L. Hemet ltd. Management AKA; Sr. Ccun.; Sr. Peace Comm. WEBER. LAWRENCE K. Oakland Political Science A TO; Megaphone Soc.; Stephens- Eshleman Comm.; Sr. Peace Comma; Sr. Coaaeil. Tke an-ual Glee Club-Treble Clef show turned May mao a hectic month, particularly fee these two musically minded people. As senior manager, LIL- LIAN WILLIAMS SMITH and SCOTT BYBEE were kept busy planning the actirities Of Cal's songsters. They both found time for Music council and Lil was also a member of Prytanean society. WALWICK, ROBERT S. Oceans id Business Administration. WATSON, FRANKLIN H. Lodi Business Administration K2; BB; Skull and Keys; Circle C; iS3£ WEOOE. HARRIETT K. San Francisco Decorative Art. WELCH, DARRELL KENNY Berkeley Electrical Engineering TIM!; IIKN; UCSEC; Big C Soc.; Golden Bear; Varsity Crew. WELLS, SAMUEL OAVIO Riviera Beach, Florida Political Science. weai, STANLEY EUGENE Los Gatos Mechanical Engineering ASME; IAS. WAROLAW, JOSEPH HAROLO WARE, 8ARBARA MARIE Vallejo Psychology Football. San Francisco Bacteriology AT. WATSON, IAN M. Berkeley Mechanical Engineering Big C Soc. WATSON, RAYMONO LESLIE Oakland Architecture Varsity Wrestling. WEED, NORMAN EOWARO Oak lard History. WEEKS, JOAN Modesto General Curriculum A ; IntramjMl 6d. WELCH, MARY JEAN Crescent City Art Bryn Many. WELCH, R08IN 1. San Francisco Forestry A TO; Track Mgr.; Water Polo Mgr.; Swimming Mgr. WEMPLE. SALLY VIRGINIA Susamiile Speech WENSTER, PATRICIA F. San Francisco Social Welfare. AO IT; Counseling, Director; Symphony Fcrum, VP; Intermjral. WESTFALL, THOMAS WILSON Vallejo Chemical Engineering AICE. WESTMVER, ROBERT C. Los Angeles Marketing. WARF, EMMA LOUISE Wasco Physical Education Epworth. WARNER. JACK IRWIN Los Angeles Political Science AKII.Sr. Council. WATSON, ROBERT P. Santa Rosa Business Administration II KA. WEIBEZAHN, FRANZ HERBERT Caracas, Venezuela Zoology Circle C. WELCH. WILLIAM H. Martinez Political Science. WAUGH, NANCY ANN San Francisco General Curriculum A A 11; Inter mural; Sr. Council. WEIDOFF, PAUL MARCEL Is-sar-tllle, France Foreign Trade. WELCHES, CHARLES ARTHUR Oakley Ccncral Curriculum. WERNER, LAWRENCE W., JR. Palo Alto Mechanical Engineering ATft. WERNER, ROBERT CHARLES Redwood City Marketing. WEYANOT, JACK A. Rodeo Mechanical Engineering. WHALEY, GEORGE BAIRO Berkeley Mathematics 4‘BK; ♦ME. WARREN, HAROLO RAMSEY Sacramento Marketing AS ; Pelican; Sr. Council. WAY CHARLES ROBERT San Leandro WASTE, JAMES M. Ross Personnel Admin- Public Relations £♦; Triune; Glee Club; Rambler Football; Rugby. WAY WENDELL WAYNE Political Science 4 A0; Varsity Track. Mechanical Engineering ASME. WEISS. WALTER A. San Francisco WELBY, ROBERT BARNES Taft Ind. Engineering. Agric. Economies Adlf, WELLER. THEODORE RUSH WELLINGTON, ARTHUR B., JR. Berkeley St. Helena Sanitation Rifle Team. Business Administration Bowles; Blue a«d Cold. WERTHEIMER, LESTER WEST, LESTER ARTHUR Los Angeles SanU Barbara Architecture Accounting Pelican. AXA; Sr. Council. WHEELAN, JAY ALVIN WHISNANT, CHARLES J. Bakersfield Tulare Business Administration Criminology. AXA. WHITAKER, FRANK ALLEN WHITE, OANFORTH, JR. WHITE, KEITH F. WHITE, MARY ALICE WHITE, STEVEN VIRCIl Visalia Tcpanj.1 Sacramento Richmond Richmond Optometry Political Science Political Science Architecture Ind. ReUtions. KAP; QE4 . II K� ; Rally Coma; Counseling. AXP; Elections Bd.; Sr. Coun,; Masonic Club. ♦M; AAf; Pelican; Cal Engineer. WHITELEY, CHARLENE N. WHITNEY, CARROLL EIVO WHITNEY, GENE 8RA0LEY WHITTIER, MARY ELLEN WIELANO, THOMAS F. Baldwin Park Weston, Idaho Lon) Beach So. Pasadena Arcadia Political Science Accounting Zcology Political Science Physiology AXO; Blue and Cold; Pelican. XII;Big C Soc.; Crew. Boales; Honor Students; Winged Helmet; � 11X; KAH; CPC; Ace of Clubs. Glee C� . Gtee Club. W1EMEYER, WIES, WIGGINTON, WILEMAN, WILFONG. BARBARA JEAN MERCEDES G. ROY GEORGE CONN A B. DON CURTIS Chicago, Illinois Berkeley Hayward Cutler Pasadena Social Welfare Social Welfare. Ind. Relations- Home Economics Math-Statistics XK� ; YW-CA. Personnel Mgmt. Cunningham; II ME; Tennis; ex. Cal Chib. Badminton. WILKE. WILKEN, WILKERSON, WILKINSON, WILKINSON, JOHN HOWARD GENE C. TERRENCE V., JR. GOROON L. LYLE R. Los Angeles Modesto Berkeley Tulelake Alhambra Civil Engineering Foreign Trade. Journalism Ad.crtisirg Civil Engineering. Ben. Daily Cal. Swimming. WIL1E, CONSTANCE ANN So. Pasadena Psychology Cheeey; Counseling. WILIEY, CAROLINE G. Piedmont Speech AA n; Pryt; Counseling. WILLIAMS. ALFREO WILLIAM Oakland Ecoeomics. WILLIAMS, CHARLES t EAN El Cerrito Speech Quarterdeck. WILLIAMS, CHARLES J. Berkeley Electrical Englnerin9 HKN. WILLIAMS, ELWYN C. Berkeley Accounting n KA; BAM . WILLIAMS, ESTHER RUTH Dallas, Texas Pub. Health Nursing AKA. WILLIAMS, GAIL J. Harford History «T. WILLIAMS, HOWARD ERNEST Berkeley Electrical Engineering HKN; Engineers Coun. WILLIAMS, JAMES MITCHELL San Francisco Chemistry. WILLIAMS. JAMES NORMAN Piedmont Agric. Economics AX� ;0-b. WILLIAMS. LILLIAN MAE Oakland General Curriculum Pryt; Treble Clef, Sr. Mgr., Music Cou«. WILLIAMS, MARILYN JEAN Woodland Child Oevelopmrnl Prospect Terrace; Unhr. Theatre. WILLIAMS, NINA CURLIFFE Fresno Antbeopology Bayview. WILLIAMS, NORMAN H. Stockton Physics Barrington; Radio-TV Theatre; Rifle Team; Masonic Chit. WILLIAMS, WINIFRED J. Hilo, Hawaii General Curriculum KKP; Red Cross; Intramural. WILLIFORD, HERSCHEL LEE Modesto English. WILLIG, COWARD J., JR. San Francisco Business Administration Acacia; Crew. WINSLOW, ALAN GEORGE Piedmont Landscape Arch. XX. WILSON, HOWARD R. San Frarcisco Insurance. WILSON, JAMES NEWMAN Sin 0 90 Ciril Engineering TBII; XE, Set� ; ASCE. WILSON. JAMES ROBERT La Crescent a Electrical Fngineermg TBII: IIKN; Ho tor Students; UCSSE. WILSON, JOY Oos Palos WILSON, MARJORIE ANN Psychology A AX; TrtMe CM. History Fermrald. WILSON. MORTIMER R. Sacramento Civil Engineering. WILSON. RICHARD F. San Oiego Mechanical Engineering AX . Four years of colics didn't chaise dec mini, foe DEESSE WATSON Mill dislikes coif t Nevertheless Oee it noted foe keeplno her friends guessing � hJt ike'll do next—«tether it'� at UK or Mortar Board meetuqs. A wonderful organiier. this sparkling per- sonality Also beaded Women's Coanseling and was Pryt's famous ''collector and banler ! WILSON, ROSENA Watertown, N.Y. PsycboJcgy- Physical Education How Students; AMI ; TAE; ■I-TA; WAA; Sr. Ccun.; Lifeguard Corps. WITTER, ROBERT W. Sacramento Ec rMjmiM ZV; Winged Helmet; Scabbard and Blade; Circle C; Football; Rugby. WOVBACHER, ARCHER LEE Lorg Beach Chemistry Bowles; Counsel- tag; Class Coon; S� . Peace Comm; Basketball. WILSON. STEPHEN A. Berkeley Mechanical Engineering Tower and Flame; Counseling. WITTER, THOMAS W. Plednwnt Finance ZV; Winged Helmet; Circle C; J Comm; Bo� ng; Rogby. WONG, ALBERT San Francitoo Psychology. WILSON, WALLACE W. Stockton Agric. Economics AKA. WING, LILLIAN CHUNG Evanston, Wyoming Child Develop- ment son. WOERNER, GEORGE W. San Gabriel Civil Engineering TBII; SE; ASCE. WOLCOTT, HARRY F. Oakland Agric. Economics AKA; AZ. WONG, ANDREW A. Oakland Pharmacy APA. WONG. ARK C. San Francisco Mechanical Engineering. WINSLOW, JOHN J. Berkeley Business Administration. WOLCZEK, TONI K. San Francisco Retailing l xe; AMA. WONG, OOLLY Sxramento English. WINSTON, MARGARET E. Sucrametto Psychology Oldenberg. WOLF,___ BENNETT L. 6«erly Hills Marketing AMA. WONG, CONA San Francisco Marketing. WINTERHALOER, WINZLER, WITHOFT, WITTER, ERWIN CHARLES JOHN ROBERT RICHARO W. PHELPS San Francisco Eureka Oakland San Ma ino Mineral Civil Engineering Business Exploration Bowles; XE. Administration. MTA; Sailing Team Banking-Finance ZV; Triune; Wirged Helmtt; Cal Club; Golden 8ear; Rugby WOLF, LEONARD S. Oakland Political Science SAM; Counseling; Class Coun; Sr. Peace Ccmm. WONG. HOOVER Isco San Fr; Process Engineering TBII; UTS; CSC; CSCA. WOLFINGER, RAYMONO EOWIN Berkeley Ccmmanicaticn- Public Policy How Students; Counseling: Class Ccun; Sr. Peace WOLLAK. ERWIN PAUL San Francisco Cnil Engineering XE; TBII; ASCE. WOLIMAN HENRY MARRIS Brooklyn. N.Y. Journalism A Ell; Al'P; Daily dal; MDC. WONG, JAMES GIN San Francisco Sanitation nAO. WCNG, JOE CHOW Stockton Ind. Engineering International WONG. KAI-MING Hcog Kong, China Aceeunlirg. House; n BV; ASME; SAM; CSC. The oxner ol a most pleasant smile is LARRY SCOTT, Rep at Large. Larry's main project on Ex Corn's.Itee was to get a purchase card system working. In his spare time Larry enjoys playing the piano, playing tennis, as well as his work cn various ASUC commit- tees. I� the future Larry plans to attend dental school if he isn't called into the Army first. WONG. MABEL Oakland Bacteriology. WONG, MORTON M. Fresno Chemical Engineering AICE; CSCA. WONG, ROSEMARY CHAN Monterey Social Welfare Stebbins; CSC; CSCA. WONG, SYBIL HELENE Hong Kong, China Economics. WONC, YEE SHUNE Hang Kong, China Marketing. WONG, WALTER JOHN San Francisco Art. WOO, JAMES YOUNG San Francisco Business Administration. WOOD, ALLENE V. San Francisco English Tower and Flame; Occident. WOOO, CYNTHIA A. Berkeley Zoology AXQ; Pryt; Life- guard Corps. WOOD, OON C., JR. Berkeley Business Administration A AS; Suirming Team. WOOO, JANE CLAIRE Ramona General Curriculum Bryn Wawr; Tower and Flame. WOODMAN, WILSON VERNON Los Angeles Architecture. WOODS, DORIS JEAN Napa Fr. Rcgtcral Group A . WOODS, ELVIN LEONARD PiCO Electrical Engineeering TBIT; HKX; UCSEE. WOOOWARD, ROBERT S. Saeta Monica Business Administration AKE. WOODWARD, WIN General Curriculum IIB b; Elections Bd; Ate of Clubs. WOODWORTH, JOHN HARVEY Covina Electrical Engineering How Students. WOROPAIEFF, WREOE. ALEXANOER M. HERMAN 0. Petaluma Berkeley General Curriculum Speech SK; Secretariat; Dally Cal. Symphony Forum. WRIGHT, WRIGHT, JAMES BERNARD SAMUEL San Jose Madera Electrical History Engineers YMCA; NAACP. HKN; UCSEE. WULFF, CAROLINE E. Sac jmttto General Curriculum PA; Elections 8oard; Pelican. WUNOERLICH, RICHARO ALLEN San Francisco Civil Engineering ASCE. YAMANAKA, YAMAGUCHI, KUNITAKE M. KEN San Francuco Richmond Sociology Optometry Stiles Hall; Cold� Nisei Cl� b. Bear; I Beard; CSCA. YAMAVICHI, HIROSHI Berkeley Physiology Basketball. YANACI. MOTOICHI Oakland Cnil Engineering ASCE. YEATER, ESTHER ELEANOR 8erieley PubLe Health. YEP, WILLARO B. San Francisco Chil Engineering naf YEE, OANNY H. Vancovrer Industrial Oesign II A4-; Chinese Students Club. i im, ERNEST WAY San Francisco Chemistry. I STEVEN WALTER Berkeley Business Administration «•KX; $ •; Golden Bear; IFC; Ball and Chain; Athletic Coon. YOSHIOV DON KAZUO Los Angeles Economics Nisei Student Chib. YOUNG, ESKEW. JR. Berkeley Political Science Track. YOUNGBERG. PATRICIA JEAN Oakland CriMirefcgy AAR. YUEN, PETER OakU-d Mechanical Engineering ASVE; SAM. ZAILIAN, NECTAR San Francisco History. ZELLER8ACH, STEPHEN A. San Francisco Political Science. ZEROA, KENNETH VERNON Berkeley Mining Erglreerirg TU II; Scabbard and Blade; Engineers' Coon.; NROTC. YUEN. WAYNE San Francisco Marketing. ZEUKOVSKY. MAX TEO Montreal Business Administration KN; AX I’; Debate ZEILMANN. KARL EDGAR 8erteley Business Administration THE. SILVIO GENNARO Oakland General Curriculum. WYATT, WYIAND, WYNE, LAEL FLORENCE BETTY RUTH CONSTANCE H. San Frasclsco Richmond San Francisco Child Oerekgmea Physical Educatioi Accounting XK; Panile; C Society. A PA. Orientations; WSSF; Soph Coun. YAM«SAKI. ICHIRO San Francisco Chemistry. YAMASHIRO, YOSHIYE Berkeley Child Deselopmenl. YAM ATE. HER8ERT HARUTO San Francisco Philosophy. YATER, Y8ARRA. 8ETTYA. MARIANA. Farmington Bakersfield Political Science Spanish AZ; Prytanean; Casa Hispana; Blue and Gold, Welfare Board. Mgr.; Pub. Council; Symphony Fceum. YARLOTT. FORO LESLIE Boulder, Colo. Economics. YEE, FRANK S. San Francisco Public Health Saltation. YEE, GEORGE TSE San Francisco Electrical Engineering. STANLEY San Francisco Pre-Legal Stiles Hall; CSCA. YIM, GORDON San Frarclsco Mechanical Engineering ASME; IAS. YOSHIOKA, MASATO Saratoga Mechanical Eegineeriag ASME YOKIYAMA, YONENAKE, RALPH HIOEO H. Del Ray Palo Alto Chi I Engineering Zoology ASCE. Oiford Hall. I YOST, STEWART W. Inglewood Geological Scie-ces e : f� T; A«i U; Counseling. YOUNG, ELFREOA IRENE Oakland English A MP; College Womens' Club; YWCA. sOUNT, EMORY NEWTON Santa Ana Mechanical Engineering l-ternational House; ASME; Circle C; Gynnastics team. YUEN, WILBERT San Francisco Zortsgy II Ad YUAN, LUNG Shanghai, China Chemistry Honsr Students. YUROSH, MILAN S� n Francisco Industrial Engineering ASME. YUEN. JACK Oakland Retailing AMA; Intramural. SERAPIO RICHARO San Francisco Sconces ics P.rates Club; Glee; Boxing. MONACHINO and SCHA8ARUM were headline-nuk- ing names last fall as the two raced alorg the football field. As co-captains they Ird the victorious 1950 Bears against Stanford bat were unable to uphold the w.reing streak at the secced Rose Bowl 9ame. However, Jim and Pete captured numerous “all-all awards for outstanding playing and par- ticipated in the Hawaii all-star game. ZINN, EOITH VIRGINIA El Cajon General Curriculum Elizabeth Barrctt; TrebJe Clef. ZOGRAFOS, ANOREW Oakland Optometry Jr., Soph Mgr. Football. ZOLLER. STEVEN OAVIO Muskogee, Oklahoma Optometry Honor Students. ZOPF, LUCRETIA IONE Oinard Speech ZTA; Treble Clef; Speech Arts. BRANTON, EOITH San Fraxisco Sociology. CARNEY, H. CHARLES Bakersfield Chemistry A XX. HUMPHREY, SHIRLEY JUNE Berkeley Speech AO II; Ccunsellog; Sjmphony Forum. JANSEN, LA VERNE Sacramento Decorative Art. KAMENA. RUTH ANNE San Francisco General Curriculum Cunningham. KELLEY, JOYCE San Diego General Curriculum. KOIZUMI, SH1GERU Honolulu, Hawaii Industrial Relations. LINDQUIST, ROONEY J., JR. Berkeley Agricultural Economics XT; AZ; Big C; Circle C; Scabbard and Blade; Golden Bear. OLSEN, RONALD San Fraxisco Buslxss Administration. PALM, KIMBALL San Fraxisco Economics XX. RUISINGER, MURIEL LOUISE Alameda Oecoralive Art I'M). RUSSELL, JACK KEITH New Haven, Conn. Journalism Daily Cal, City Ed; Golden Bear; Sr. Ccun; Sr. Peace Comm. TOMPKINS, DONALO Sunnyvale Agriculture Bowles. TURNEY, PATRICIA RUTH Oakland Oecorative Art. WATSON, LLOYO MILTON National City History XX WILEY, MARIE ELINOR Berkeley Gexral Curriculum I TU; Pryt; Ga el and Quill; Soph Yell Leader; YWCA: WSSF; Store Bd; Class Counseling. As chairman of Rally Committee, easy-going SILL MACKEY an known for hit Saturday rceditioo d Everybody dowo. Sot somehow he found tine to keep ATO brothers on the if lees n pees idem. Plans fee the future include ! • school sometime in the near future—about 1470. Two top men on the Col crew this year were DAVE DRAVES and KEN CUSICK. Dave rowed with the 1949 UC Olympic team and was eligi- ble to wear two letters. Red-headed Ken moved from int year's lumber three shell to a «um- ber One position and also participated in the New Zealand races. Store Board functioned sixothly this term un- der the chairmanship of LARRY ROBINOW, fall, ard ARCH W0M8ACHER, spring. Arch an- nouxed that his two main irterests at college (outside of studies, naturally) were athletics and party time. He also took time out to work on Men's Counseling. Larry hopes some day to get his M.O. and run a stock ranch on the side. During his four years at Cal he has been on class couxils, on rumerous committees and in upper division ROTC. He is also musi- cally talented—he plays the trombone. While muxhirg peanuts and crackcrjacks this spring. Cal spons fans watched these two men at the old ball park. On the baseball dia- mond red-headed CIL BECK held down the catcher's position while AL UO) DAVIES played center field. Away from the sports field, the co-captains sported their senior letters and called the SAE house home. 87 'Mi '5! Durirg the Rom Bowl week end Harry James played for a crowd of Cal rooters ard the senior class gee ait of the ASUC red on the profits. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALL BACKSTAGE confusion developed info a smooth performance when the senior show, Easy Does It, reached production. Scene: Eduards Field. Time: sne, 1951. Action: the class of '51 joins the alotrr.. Senior Pllgrinuge ... Now and Then. Need w« say more? COMMENCEMENT WEEK 89 The Senior Class Barbeque and dance at Ml. Diablo Country Club. Commencement Week Corrmillee 9«s into action. Amiable CROW MAUER. Junior Prexy, M«r to it that tV Class motto 4 friendliness was duly applied. CAROL COCHRANE in her )©6 of vice-president guided the social life of the clast. SUSIE FLOWERS had a very busi. nessliice air about her as she worted over the secretary's enirwtes. JUNIOR COUNCIL HERE ASSEMBLED are the Juniors who shall soon them- selves be planning a Senior Week and pondering over the class gift. They look back on three years at the University, of course, thinking that the last has just about been the best. Council meeting with after council meeting get- togethers —sponsoring a September sing for the frosh —grease paint and prompt- ers and bills at the Show Down, the Junior Show—the Yule- tide sing—class dinner—and the rummage sale—sponsor- ing Sunday night movies in Wheeler Aud—walking off with the Homecoming Float Class Trophy for the second straight year—and, of course, the Junior Prom in the Spring —all will be thought of many times by the Class of '52. But thoughts also turn to next year when they shall be the big wheels and there will be still a better year. •'BUGSY SIEGEL did his part to see that tv Junior Class ted spirit In hb job as yell leader. JUNIOR COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to rijit: Anderson, SoaritlV Pletcher, McMasn.s, Laundy, Mauer, Siegel, Flowers, Hoosley, Atkinson, Eubank. SECONO ROW: Sisk, Hasson, Hornbeck, Haddock, Rirnik, Feller, Jofnson, Cm-fced, Stanley, Chapin, Fi-.'ey, Pcdd, Warren, THIRO ROW: MeElroy, Glenn, Kress, Griggs, Berlagna, Tcr.icy, Davis, Hansen. Talbot, Stewart, Fratus, Croft, FOURTH ROW: Fields, Keltler, Petrurrelll, Laird. Crull, Barsi, Swanson, Russell. Holmes. Beane, Hinton, Fellhsm, Pritchard, Goodwin, CIHfman. FIFTH ROW: Hubs, Batch. Cress, Sclwenfeld, Mlback, Park, 8rewer, Cal lender, Moore, Flaherty, Zaruba, Hicking, Me Knew, Wood, Lewis. SIXTH ROW: Bo'man, Hejarty, Pierce, Hartgogian, Majj re, Wenend, Houston, Cataldi, Morrow, Fraroo, Edmoolson, Stein. Parkinson, Von Cunteo, Johnson, Sawyer, Quintero, Costella, Harlness, Williams, Smith. SEVENTH ROW: St. Hill, Poliakoff, Wilkinson, Wcght, Rogers, Stubblns. Totesch, Wade, Wilson, Hansen, Raffi, Meitner, Boone, Wccdward. BACK ROW: Dcnvlcy, Babow, Farrand, Holloway, Morrison, Louderbaeh, Olsen, Hrwitt, Clark, Abramson, Peeke, LeAloen, Hecb, Marr, Maldorao, Borcherdiitf. This Is called losing ycor head orer a 9«d cause—in this case it's the Junior Show. Two couples take time out fee a chat between dances at the Jmlor Prom. Lots Of people enjoying themselves at the Janice Prom. ENJOYING PROSPERITY equalled by few Sophomore classes in the university’s history, the Class of '53 had an active year. Winning the Soph-Frosh Brawl for the second year straight and putting on a record sing with 450 people in attendance started off the year with a bang. To add glamour to our Homecoming float, a penny-a-vote contest was held for the Big C Queen. Proceeds were used for a Christmas party for 100 un- derprivileged children. Spring brought the Soph Week's Kulapea Kapers with its climaxing event the gala Holoku Ball. Ex- changes were held with Cal Frosh and Stan- ford Sophs. A successful Berkeley-wide paper drive was the class's major activity. Still operating in the black the Sophs look forward to an even bigger and better year in 1952. CHUCK NEWMAN pwndfd ih 9 tl at cowscil rm tinfli . . . JODY ZUBER was •'social gal a� iU J«d I � V-P dalles.. MARGIE COOMBS checked the spelling in the minutes And RON 0STR0W was official 9ood will man as class yell leader. A crowd-packed Bowk the nlpht of the Soph Sin? and a forty fin wat h J by all. Three mbjuifkwH tpecimens of pulchritude—the dept we mean!—(hr band- somnt os eampe-t. The Soph Ooll dearonitratet her winnloj tmlk whlk tor charm- ir j attendant' (land by. FRONT ROW, loft to r.-)hi Zuber, Coemtx, Newman, Oltrow, Trembalh, Ray, Paine, Bennett, Mcfflll, MackJy, McDowell. McCurt- t ten. SECOND ROW: Oanlelt, Stewart, Hip mas, Mjrphy, Slretktr. GatfKlvx, Bairtter, Baukol, Hecbry, Ooonlc, Franco, Galbraith, 8a«ter, Cr i9, Haffcy, Iraterj, Bolger. lelky, Alkndff. THIRD ROW: Sleeper. Rhoads. Carlicn. Paricnj, Bryast, Muller, Gilbert. Tanem. Valheny, Ftrrlltr, Sheean, Ballard, Clbion, Coborn. Ncrdholm. FOURTH ROW: Ar Jre� rt. Oenepan, Jacfctcn. Calllion. Kfider, Sharman. Aliterlind, aallffe. RrjMer. Kirkwood, Grass, Heim, Flint, Ballard, Charla. FIFTH ROW: AltxanJer. Here.?, Bowman, Perry, McCrory, Parker, K.rkpatrick, Simon, Conror, Grant, Hootman, Morrrth, Spence, Oomelly, Round!. BACK ROW: Marolt, Ward, Wood, Moalin, Katwy, Owen, Oieuch, Braihen. BOB MERRICK u f Jbly teok owr the top eietutnt pwitioo in the Frtttwun el $$ . . . THIS IS the Class of '54 which spent the year taking off slightly green rough edges of new Frosh. In the fall the class had over 400 eager freshmen apply for class council . . . later 106 of the applicants became voting members of an enthusiastic class gov- ernment. The Frosh came up with a Homecoming float which they proudly boast took an unofficial second prize in the class competition. The social life of the Frosh was enlightened by many successful Sunday Suppers and a dance called Shamrock Fantasy in honor of Saint Patrick. The Shanrock Fantasy attracts� happj crowd. The Greenest Mas on Campi� receim his trophy. FRONT ROW, left to r cht: Jaw Aleraider. Shifty Orchison, Jean Gustafson, Bob Mer- � itk. Jerry Allaire, Lo-S Ycsiog, Alice Gooding, Beth Merrick. SECOND ROW: Lilyan Smart, Grunttta Lavjferd, Rslh Mocsnan. Judy Draper, Karen Berkholm, Barbara Kin- Ude, Sally Aker� , Twinkle Starr, Peg9 Dondran. Helen Papen. THIRO ROW: Cookie HIU, Carol Montgomery, Caryl Westphal, Jjnice Whalen, Val Ellington, Anra Knight, Carol Peterson, lort Folsom, Mar dee Maldonado, 8arbara Templeton, Barbara Viland, Carl Walker, J:bn Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Jerry GreenWum. Bill Mitchell, Gecrge Mar. tinei, Helen Biskirvd, Leatrick Knopl, Mid 01 her, Joan Beld, Mile. Spence, Audre Ross, 8ee Derry, Joan Fletcher. Carole Gerhard , Snsan Dlederlek, Bob Stribling, Pete Hanrdford. FIFTH ROW: Hank Carl, Howard Morrow. Rcr. Davey, Cathy Wh dden, Martha Lane, Mei-hoa Sha, Nancy Robinson, Pat Ouckert, Joyce Reid, Carla Vaener Ann Bis- croft, Ann Harnley, Glncer Clajd.os, Bub Glickrra i. SIXTH ROW: Hairy Mathis, Bob Collins, Arietta Rakoule, Sardra Feldman, Jeanne Morris, Arn Kiefer, Flo Ludlow, Kate McKimmins, La Baker, Perlena Chinning, Betty Woofcmes, Bobble Collins, Jackie Mul- ler, Al Galley, Date Olson, Cece Hunt, Leo Phcher. SEVENTH ROW: Jehn Bauer, Jim Post, Nell Erlcksen, Jrhn Kenny, Melville McClelland, Oick Gentry, Les Morgan, Howard Wiggins, Rene Va De Carr, Ben Abramo� lce, Keith McVurphy, Bob Kirkpatrick, May- nard Wunger, Dos SarjeaM, John Oavitt. 8ACK ROW: Bill Ro?x, Pete Oclliver, Pete Schelder, Bill Prvcha, John Kerby-Miller, Go' -:o Gardiner, Pete Pedersen, Oon Dentcn, Bob Burrows, Mart Cohan. All ihe candidates for the Greenest Man meet to declare their platforms. Although the Sophs won the Brawl, the Freshmen pul up a good fight. 95 PETE GOLDSCHMIDT . . . ASUC PRESIDENT SALLY MARSH . . . ASUC VICE-PRESIDENT EVEN CAL has politicsl And like any political body Ex Committee found itself the subject of many cartoons and jokes. Above and beyond all the laughs Ex Committee worked hard and long on the controversial problems of student government. But not all was as controversial as parking, labor and oath problems. All the routine and sometimes dull details of running a large organization were efficiently taken care of. And the capable officers represented the students' interests to the best of their ability. REPRESENTATIVES W«ll known about campus (or his (rif'dly smilf was PANCH0 ARNOIS. Bclaftn trips 10 Taho« BILL CALENDER worked hard on Ex Committee. Prom sports to politics went ODN R08IS0N . . . with a winninj way in both. Charmiif SUE HOWELL helped represent th« (emi- •inf half ca Ex Committee. LARRY SCOTT, the friendly Rfp with lots Of f ntr9y. SEATED, left W right: Profettor Cheney, Lee Talbot, Marion Thcmat, Salt Mirth, Alliton Gilbert, Peter Goldtchmidt. Maryellen Reilley, Henry Clark, Leon Clntbero, Den Rcbiton, Bill Zion. STANDING: Lew Arnold, Arthur Harm, Diet Clarke, Bill Callender. Sue Ho«e l, Ed Welch, Brutut Hamilton, Matie Irith, Oean Stone, Bill Helmet, lou.t Bell, Henry Schacht, Ocvj Higgint. AT LARGE DICK CLARKE could mott Often be found dathing from ore meeting to an- other. BILL GRAFFT had a tmile for ereryeie at he went gactly about hit work. BILL HOLMES had lott of rner9y to keep himtelf buty at hit job. BILL ZION repretented the grad itvdentt coatciea- tloutly. MARION THOMAS had a good time redecorating the Rfpt' office BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION has a twofold job. This group runs both the general activities of the campus and inter- collegiate athletics. Ed Welch heads the first group, while Brutus Hamilton is in charge of the latter. SEATEO, left to rr t: Bill Gratft. Florem Garrett, Pete ColdJch dt, Marion Tncmaj, Solly Mirth, Or, Chorny. STANDING: 8ruiut Hamilton, Murfocd Stow, William Norton, Ed Welch. BRUTUS HAMILTON Oirector c4 Intercol t«9iat« Athletici EO WELCH Oirector of General Act nit in SEATEO, Ml to right: Florem Garrett, Ed Welch, Brotm Hamilton, Charlie Ctafce. STANOING: Joan Hautrr, Walter Frederick, Chet Telmie. 104 BOB ANDREWS kepi thlnjs under «� - tfol and hs-de-3 torni the final word for Men's Judicial. Minus black robes and pow- dered wigs Men's Judicial considered infractions of stu- FRONT ROW, left to rWM: Paul Masolis, Bod Andrews. Kta Hambrlck. BACK ROW; Vie Peterson, Bob Atkieson, Ted Saeogee, Bill Undklad, Jim Kornfleld. dent laws. MEN'S JUDICIARY COMMITTEE WOMEN'S JUDICIARY COMMITTEE And never underestimating the power of a woman, com- bined with Women's Judicial to form the appellate division of student government to consider election and ASUC card violations as well as in- terpreting the constitution. SHIRLEY RUSH kept the decision! coming during the year as she pre- sided ewr Women's Judicial. FROST ROW, left to right: Shirley Fletcher, Jane Daniels, Shirley Rush. Ca melrta Scuthere, Jean Zumwalt. BACK ROW: Lucy Pfund, Joyce Da«son, Dcr.s Ohm, Joas Foster. 105 A C B DO YOU need a date? ACB will handle your problem. Anything from class sings to formals will be put on the calendar tor the ASUC. , Ha . - � ”’ KEEPING THE ASUC government from tieing up is the official duty of Func- tional Services Board—red tape and all. FSB ASUC STAFF COMMITTEE AMONG ITS other activities, staff committee improves the student community by im- proving the ASUC through policies of the N.S.A. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS BOARD HELPING THE foreign stu- dents adjust themselves to the confusing student life at Cal is the important job of Interna- tional Board. IRISH CM' iff� STUDENT WELFARE BOARD IMPORTANT, IF not critical, to many Cal students is the problem of finding, or rather finding and keeping, a job. You don't work in a gas station in a suit nor in an office in jeans and sweat shirt. Welfare Board's job conferences this semester have given much valuable information to the job-interested students. Ruth SEATED, Itlt to right: Nancy Bolt� , Corot l«g Horkntt� , Solly Mar� h, Joan Foiltr, Kay Lloyd, Bev McCUslry, Cord Cedwan. STANOIKC: Shlrky Rath, Omr Wottoa, OorH Doao, Joy Da- � . ALONG WITH a Christmas party and the annual Women's Day activities, Women's Ex plans activities for all women students, and makes and inter- prets rules for them. FRONT ROW. left to right: Toshr KajiUM, Tom Riha, Bill Wehara, Bill Ui. George 8urleso« SECOND ROW: Sun Viw, Stott Zunwralt, Paul Can, Dick YeUec, John Chapel. BACK ROW: Frank Watanabc, Sam Wright, Rod Ash, Church Hallum, Forrest YMCA ALTHOUGH LOCATED off campus, Stiles Hall, the headquarters for the YMCA, is an integral part of the life of Cal students. Many often-heated discussions are carried on by the members whose interests range from the foreign situation to the loyalty oath. The Hall is very active when many old grads return to one of the favorite buildings on campus. YWCA THE SMALL cottage on Allston Way houses the activities carried on by the friendly mem- bers of the YWCA. Visiting the wards of Oak Knoll Naval hospital and assisting Scout troops are part of their community service activities; luncheon groups meet to mull over world problems; the Y believes in open door policy; all women students are welcome. SEATED, left to right: lortne Palmer, Aro� Rear is, June Fitter, 8arbara Ebbesen, Marcia Hurt, Joyce Dawson, Elinor Sydeaham. Eileen Policy, Betty 8rooke, Lucy Pford. STANDING: Margaret Olney, dance I Ho Decker, Allison Gilbert, Brunetu Reid, Bea Oodje, Oorothy Ounlep, Kit Price, Coralee George, Marleae Paulsen, Sadcra Ding, Edna Miller, Noma Cheatham, Sylvia Ludwig. JOYCE OAWSON, ..vacloot president of the YWCA, spent a great deal e her tin atterding conferences. OEESSE WATSON � s «I� confvvi� ) bvt charming head e Women'� Coumelmg SEATEO, left to right: Virginia Sr Iky, Ekarur Johnson, ShJrron Hitt, 0t«t5O Watson, Joyce McMuriy, Elva Wiese. STANDING: Sylvia Hay, Shirk Jo , H«kn Nkhen, Robin lUseltii , Loto Fuller, Mvilyn Petenen, Marian Lacrampe- WOMEN'S ACTIVITY COUNSELING WOMEN'S COUNSELING did their best to see that each incoming woman student was orientated about campus social life. Periodically checking up with the girls, the counselors saw to it that they really got into the swing of things. Everyone on counseling agrees that this is one activity that gives one the feeling of accomplishment. MEN'S ACTIVITY COUNSELING THE MAIN purpose of this organization is to counsel the incoming students during registration, according to Ken Smith, chairman. To help students get further acquainted a Men’s Smoker is held at the beginning of each semester. The students are also contacted later on by the counselors. SEATEO, kfl to right: 1« Thompson, Ray Wollinger, Bob Langdon, chJ.rnun; Barnet Resnick, Oxk Righler. STANOINC: Mike Knauer, Huty Wolcott, John Rrf iro. k BOB IANGDON was t� e see lout anj compete head of M«Yt Covmeling. ORIENTATIONS COMMITTEE BACK IN the days of the Campanile plaza each activity pled for workers during the activity day sponsored by Orientations Committee. BARBARACHERNEY LEROY MOREDA PANCHO ARNOIS Chairmen Chairman FRONT ROW, left to right: Iris Klein. Jayla Wolfe. Greta Llndike. SECOND ROW- Ba.wra Cherny, Joan Cra'n, LeRoy Mcreda. FRONT ROW. left to right: Sue Howell, Jane Wad low, Carol Sanford, Herb Arnois. Bob Liwr- more Em� Whittier. SECOND ROW: Lucy Pfund, Carolyn Stay, Ted Johnson, Jeannette Ingles Barnes Risnick, Kurt Culler, Bill Mitclvrll. THIRD ROW: Lefty Stern, Diego Gonjales. Carolyr Robinson. Ed Jordon, Howie Middleton. Dick Israel, Gordon Reliof, Oick Clarkr. STORE BOARD WHY DO books cost the same in the ASUC store as down on the Avenue? Finding out the answers to this question—and there are logical answers—and making recommendations to Ex Committee is their job. ARCH WOMBACHER CAROLYN ROBINSON LARRY WEBER Chairmen CAMPUS PLANNING COMMITTEE THE WELFARE of the students outside the classroom—and this covers such matters as housing—is the job of Campus Planning Com- mittee. SEATEO. tell to right: Jeanne St Hill. Carolyn Robinson. Dorothy Maudo. Joanne Gustafson, Wary Jo Hurt. STANDING: Ditk Clarkr, Larry Weber, Bob Kersey, Al Dlelsch, Jim Hubn, Paul Newman. FRONT ROW, left to right: Gloria Roth, Lany Robinow, Bill Gralft. David Revten. Ted Malm, Erwin Splra, Stan King. BACK ROW: Grorer Cltieland. Arch ViomiKlytT, Dick Clarke, Bob Drabkin, Dave Koblitk, Doc Freeman STEPHENS UNION COMMITTEE THIS GROUP sets the policies of Stephens Union and Eshleman Hall. When final plans for the new Student Union are drawn up, watch it roll into action! ASUC PERSONNEL COUNCIL BOB Mm MAHON JOAN CRAWFORD Chairman Chairman ELECTIONS COUNCIL ELECTIONS COUNCIL usually climax the close of the Spring semester with the all-import- ant ASUC elections when all members stay well into the night tabulating the votes, eating box lunches and showihg the true Cal spirit. HARRY HANSON Chairman KENT TICHENOR Cha� RU� SEATED: Kent Tic (it nor. STANDING, left lo rcghi: Dick Lyman, Bill Martin, Roy Haddock. Donna Ryan, Tom Osborne, Hank Sarrail. CONSTITUTIONS COUNCIL THE REVISION of old constitutions and the writing of new ones for recently formed organi- zations was the task competently undertaken by this year's Constitutions Council. GOT A record? If you have it's a sure thing that ASUC Personnel has all the vital statistics. They keep a record of all students in ASUC activities. SEATEO: Bob McMahon. STAN01NG, left to right: Nancy Davis, Ruth Palmer, Donna Ryanj Margaret Shepherd, Marilyn Church. SEATEO. left to right: Barbara Tindell, Marion Jokobsen. Jody Otatotn. Edeoa Carlton. Rose- mary Scarich. Pat Green, Jane Manner, Jean Cranford. STANDING: Jane Barletl, Joan Parsons, Marilyn Church, Nancy Davis, Bev Haberkorn. Bill Asp, Paul Nettmar.. SEATEO. left to rijhl: Lois Fuller, Harry Hanson, Marty Pletcher. STAND- ING: Bill Callender, Peggy Stewart, Richard Glenn, Jody Zuber, Vic Appel, Diane Wade, Bill CUrk. MEETING COUNCIL SEEING THAT the necessary ASUC meetings are held and not in conflict with one another is the job of Meetings Council. They really have to work along about elections time. COMMUNITY CHEST LEFT 10 RIGHT: Jonei, Fulltr. Demite, Talbot, Wood. Crown FRONT ROW. Hit to r.ght: Betty Stewart. Be. Hinton. Manly Pleteber. SEC- OND ROW: Bob Keld-jcxtl Bill Baiter. THIRD ROW Ward Tabler. Sot Howell, Sunny Walden, Marilyn Hilliard. Ooog Gordon. Mary Schneider. Mary Wegener Jack PhtUn, O.ck Volberg. CAMPUS OPINION COUNCIL WITH A parking problem poll in the offing Campus Opinion Council awaits orders from Ex Committee and approval by tho President's Committee to get under way. NEAL 8LUMENFELO SUE HOWELL STUDENT GOVT. CLINIC AFTER ANALYZING activities, this commit- tee makes recommendations to Ex Committee for revision and improvement of the organi- zations they have studied. FRONT ROW, left to right: Neal Blumtr.lt'. 3, Eva Kallin, Nina Frtduni. BACK ROW: Don Wilfon? Mathew Souia SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS BUREAU is trying to form an ef- fective plan for arranging opportunities for foreign students to address the various living groups on life abroad. DRIVE COUNCIL THE COMMUNITY Chest Drive was an on- campus drive during the spring semester. This group saw to the work of collections and pub- licity during the drive. GEORGE DOWLEY LEE TAL80T FRONT ROW. left to eight: Elmer Tretlen, Ginay Smith, Herb Sihner, Roland Wtiitmtytt. Pat Umitiico, Tom Sa.aMa, Grctchen Van Clti t. BACK ROW: Rent Vaodo Cair, Stewart Lartoo. Ide Wheeler. Bob Ellit, George Donley. ACTIVITIES PRESS SERVICE WHO WANTS to type up some stories? was the cry heard echoing from the office of Activ- ity Press Service, and reams of copy flowed on its way to outside publicity sources. ANN WILSON AZIZ ODEH Chairman Chairman FRONT ROW. left lo right: Nancy Montgomery, Nancy Stewart, Joan Reid, Barbara King. BACK ROW: Nancy Levy, Stan Church, Ellen Goldstein, Ann Wilton, Joyce Arnold, Sandra Diepenbock. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pal Frieteo. Marianne Nelton. Mohammad Amin, Marjorie Moore, Haw Luyt, Alii Odfh. UNESCO A PLAN for showing moving pictures of South Africa to boost UNESCO Council is on the agenda for the council. srMiizy rnMKZ Ctuirmtn 0IEG0 GONZALES Chairman INTERNATIONAL REPS. COUNCIL UNDER THE able chairmanship fo Aziz Odeh this organization has been finding part-time and full-time jobs for foreign students. FRONT ROW, left to right: Georje Gill, Ellen Goldstein, Carolyn Stay, Burt Rothichild. SZCOND ROW: Jim Kite, Nancy Ward, Sally Patterson, Join Jaffa, H. B. S. Hayrc. BACK ROW: Diego Gonyales. Brig Thapar, Darrll Hudtcn. Bob Carlisle. LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Vollmar, MchimmtO MttaSi, Diane Sharp. Sunltr Franke, Patty Paine, Ale Abdekman, Dede Dcusseau. FOREIGN HOSPITALITY FOREIGN HOSPITALITY Council effectively carried out their Holiday-Hospitality plan whereby foreign students were invited into local homes to spend the holidays. INTERNATIONAL FORUM COUNCIL AFTER THE Korean Forum in October proved such a big success Forum Council planned four more talks during the year and a final forum which brought back all of the previous speakers. BARNES RIZNIK Chairman FLORANCE B08LETCR Chairmj-i FRONT ROW, left «0 right: Dawla Moorr. Bdiisei Rilnik, Patty Pause, Karl Alston. SECOND ROW: Jack Barter. Schoster Walker. George William, Mohammad Mehdi. BACK ROW Jor Prorosr, Ow Donnelly, Jack Botum LEFT TO RIGHT' Florance Bofcleler. Elirabelh Roseberry. Marcia LeDnc FOREIGN TRAVEL COUNCIL THE FOREIGN Travel Council is the clearing house for world-wide student travel informa- tion. This mass of information is tempered by the knowledge and experience of council mem- bers. OEWEY BERGMAN Chairman EVELYNE ROWE Chairman INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE THE INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Council promoted an exchange of letters be- tween American students and students from abroad. SEATED, left to right: Ellen Goldstein Phyllis Oakley, Eielyo Rone, Pal Ksiti- ner. Belly STANDING Sally Patterson, Rae Coffman. '-r to RIGHT: Alice McAllister. Glen Bales, Betty Hartman, Marry Ander- sen, Nancy Stewart SCHOLARSHIP AND EXCHANGE TO INVESTIGATE the opportunities for ex- change scholarships here and abroad is the job of Scholarship and Exchange Council. They are always werking towards more and better schol- arships. SECRETARIAT OF I. BOARD WITH PENCILS, pens, typewriters and time these young ladies see that—on paper—the affairs of International Board are kept in order. CAROLYN STAY Cteirmin LEON LITWACK Chairman LEFT TO RIGHT: Leco Lit.Kk. Jaws Hindi, Bob Parvin, Lyla Lynch, Henry Clark SEATED, left to r to: Ellen Coldtlein, Daytta Moore. STANDING: Pat Erieten. Phyllii Oakley. Janet Kirby, Marianne Nelcon, Carolyn Stay. HEALTH COUNCIL IF YOU'VE seen students occasionally scurrying around campus, magnifying glass in hand in- specting lawns, steps and other eating places, they were probably members of Health Coun- cil, checking campus conditions. JOHN HAYAKAWA Chairman BEV WEMMETT Chairman STUDENT LABOR COUNCIL ENFORCING FAIR Bear wages and checking working conditions for university students is the task of the Student Labor Council. SEATED, left to tm■■ Or. Edith Lrndtey. Dr. W. W. Sampion, Pat Patterten, Bob Burnt. STANDING: John Hayakawa, Katrina Johmon, Ernie Bertellotli. Lou Bernucci, Belly Green. Adam Gotti. STUDENT RELATIONS COUNCIL STUDENT R LAllO S Council, working under the guidance of Welfare Board, conducted forums and meetings to advance the ideals of better student relations. SPECIAL SERVICES COUNCIL ROBERT PARV1N Chairman SptfUl PAUL NEWMAN Ztnicti Council Chairman Cart Salti ASPIRING USHERS, seekers after books, and those who wish rides are customers of Special Services Council. More publicity, more peo- ple and more space was their plea. FRONT ROW, le(t to rljhi: Rosemary Scarich, Paul Newman, Beverly Bryant, SECONO ROW Carl Hansen. Pat Carrljan. Helen Baer, Bob Callison. BACK ROW: Edena Carlson. Joan Parsons, Bill Asp. Eleanor BaVosh. Jocelyn Muller. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Ptnio. Bill Martinelll, May McCormick. Hugh Penman CARD SALES HARD-WORKING ASUC card salesmen were seen lying in wait for prospective members at the beginning of this year—ringing up a grand total of 15,500 cardholders. CAL HOSTS FEEDING AND providing entertainment for hungry commuters is the main activity, prob- lem and future prospect for Cal Hosts Commit- tee. MARGENE HOOVER Chairman Cal Hosts RON CAMP8ELL Chairman Campus Tour� FRONT ROW, left to r hl: Carolyn Brode, George Pa.low (Sub-chairman), Ron Ctnybtll. Vic Peterson. BACK ROW: Grace Bcvard. NOT PICTURED: Dan Sharp, Dick Elliott. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Newell, Uyrt Uiuilond. Muatan Hoover. Helen CAMPUS JOURS CAMPUS TOURS saw to it that the new stu- dents, as well as some of the older ones who are bewildered by the new buildings, know how to get around the campus. FRONT ROW, tfll lo irjM: K. 0. Kiiiing f. Byron Wtogand Joyce Pratt, John Schlkhuoann. Rogtr Trottll. Chock Wialtthildtt, Stanley Frotf. SECOND ROW: C. G. Zirg't, Bill SV'ilkirson. John lindley, Mark Stevrustn, Glto hlatKtniie. Lcuis Beck. Charles 8latr. BACK ROW: Martin Goldsmith, Lr« Collitu, A L PeU uky, Jim Murrry. 0. K. Welch, Dorjld Stilling. Bill Oivis FRONT ROW. lelt to right: Pat Rock, Marily Farnsi«o lh. Joonot Stnrettt«V Shir It� Fletcher SECOND ROW: Mane Bertill.ott, Nancy McGee Barbara Bruno. Martha Lloyd. BACK ROW Vary Ann Silliman, Marlyn Rostn. Doric GrJies, Feccie Farnsworth. Sally Waited. ENGINEERS' COUNCIL ENGINEERS COUNCIL is composed of three representatives from each engineering organization to coordinate their activities. Dur- ing the fall semester they organized a dance and a picnic. OOuG HIGGINS Chairman GEORGE GILL Chiumtn SOCIAL COUNCIL SOCIAL COUNCIL acts as a sounding board or pulse to determine general prob- lems of social activities at the university. FRONT ROW, left to right: Joan Ashtr, Nita Freeman, Laura Kent. Ann Denney, Cotinvi Lothar. Eleanor Wclttit . BACK ROW: Bob Uieknilch, George Gill, Jim Cundall. John Roberts. RADIO WORKSHOP SCANNING SCRIPTS, rehearsals, putting on the makeup, and the exciting moments before the mike and cameras all prove that Cal has taken to the TV lanes with Radio-TV Theater. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sel Liltleworth. Lillian Kartotlki. Carol Solwrm� -i SECRETARIAT JOANNE STEVENSON is in charge of all the lap-sitters who work for ASUC executives and who keep an activity file complete with myriads of statistics. JOANNE STEVENSON Chairman ROGER TROXELL Chairman Frrttfly HELEN BAKER bMds tit WtflWift Alhlttic Attrition wry uptbly. 122 How to «tar off excess weight could bo another title for field ifOfti. The feminine answer to William Tell? Well, not quite but they have a lot cl fun. WAA THE FEMININE element of the sports-minded on campus is embodied in the WAA. These athletic damsels participate in intermural and interclass rivalry, the top ones emerging with awards and highly coveted trophies which take the honor spot on the mantle. Partytime is all the time with this ambitious group but is in its prime during field week and is climaxed with the Rewards Banquet. FRONT ROW, left to right: Pat Rourke, Lois Nona- nun, Charlotte Anderson, Joan ha� sce , Sh.rley Ran- dall, Jean Underhill. BACK ROW: Barbara Coombs, Carolyn Reginato, Barbara Fredendall, Jane Reidy, Barbara Hofmann, Rosemary Furlong. 123 4 4 ev =€ = CB 0 Q) -0 . S=$ 6 POINT 8 roiwr lOPoiNf (2POINT TH'ES'AVlZ'US’ (§X3 ii' oao $ .4 V«d c c «H Vvs A o H! O (Wft a f'B CO % cr � r o 1 1 $0� (V « m L •o DAVE ftttMMM 8IRENBAUM Fall Cteirmin Stll Birtnbtom BoMin Cunlifft fe«ty F itntf Ntai Rom fed 'holm YaUf PUB COUNCIL acts as a coordinating agency tor the five campus publications—Blue and Gold, Daily Cal, Pelican, Occident, and Cal Engineer. Ad Service Bureau is also represented. The main functions of the organization are to act as liaison between the publications, ad- just new publications to ASUC regulations, present issues to Activi- ties Coordinating Board and determine rules for Eshleman Library. The membership of the council is composed of the editors and man- agers of the five publications plus the head of Ad Service Bureau. The fall chairman was Dave Birenbaum, while Howard Neal held the posi- tion this spring. 126 HOWARD NEAL Spf ■ ) Chiirrrvin GttDtrtd ter to dneust tte problems of Eshlemn inhabitants It Pub Council. Invaluable to tte publication group are tte gals In the front office. WAITER FREDERICK, Director of Publkatloni, lates time off from sente paper wort to smile for tte camera. Tte camera caught BILL BERK. Assistant Director of Publications, looting over some past achieve- ments of tte Blue and Cold. I nerer Mw 50 many pictures in my life, claimed MARCIA ERNEST, P lure Editor, as ihe rearrawjed the muddle on her desk. “Thij ar we're going to take one thing at a time, uid MARDY PlETCHEfi. the wry busy Sports Editor. CONFERENCES WITH the artist, con- fused production meetings, arrange- ments with the photo studio preceded the fall semester. Then with the theme Cal and You decided upon, the Blue and Gold editorial staff flew into action early in the year. Writing copy, schedul- ing pictures, and unscrambling the com- plicated filing system are all in a day’s work to the people in I IOA Eshleman. The feat of (we hope) turning the yearbook out by June for the second year in suc- cession was accomplished by the able management of Editor Lois Bossin, Copy Editor Phyllis Foster, Sports Editor Mardy Pletcherand Picture Editor Marcia Ernest. It’s a women's world, girls! “Where's that copy? usually announced the entrance ol PHYl FOSTER into the ientr sanctum of the 8lue and Cold. C0� : iH,R0 ffijtZS� . «� « «. Rivm- SOPHOMORE tO J55 icfEii £w ; WC ' 4 iSgfe IMI 14 ’ uomv JUNIOR MANAGERS. left t« rght: Jjr t Mathew, Otica Grot 10, 8e«erty McDonnell, Nancy HicVman. Joan Molmirl. GET OUT and sell those Blue and Golds. Keep your studio hours. Party time at Bev's house. Has anyone seen our Kitty? The managerial staff spent the major part of their time selling the 1951 yearbook and sending people through the line in the studio to have their pictures taken. However, time was found for party time at Bev's house and also to.tend and hunt for the Blue and Gold mascot Goldie who insisted on taking leaves of absence. SOPHOMORE MANAGERS, left to right: Eileen Flaherty, Rylh Cothbert, Joaquin Samper, Miry lee Freelhy, Eden Cirtson, Elevor Batesh. This is GOIOIE, treasured iMSMt of the Blue and Gold, inoot ol ,lsl? more quiet moments. FRESHMAN MANAGERS: TRONT ROW. left to right: Healwole. Ter. ii n, Gleen, Shinn. Bobet. Tylee, Millard. 8ACK ROW: Honer, Me- GUshan, Sondby, Wrdemeytr, Sir- oeint, Holmes, Oldhjun. EDITORIAL STAFF DOWN IN the basement of Eshleman there is found a high-ceilinged and noisy room. This is the second home of the Daily Cal editorial staff. A good part of these potential newshounds spend a great part of their time commuting be- tween there and journalism classes in Op- tometry (nee Durant) building. FRANK FINNEY Fall Editor LOUIS BEU Spri”) Editor 132 SENIOR NIGHT EOITORS. left lo r M: Diti luael, 0« Yett, Bet V.cGui9in, Charles T. Scharringhauter. JUNIOR EOITORS: SEATEO, left «o r.ght: Jenetle Irfllls, Joan Miller. STANOING: Olck Israel, AI Manpar � . FRESHMAN EOITORS: SEATEO. left to ri � l: BerVj, Lawson, Tripp, Anjmtn. STANDING: GirJberl, Le� y, Perry, Green, D-lv.s, HanAferd, V.rpFy, Odhill, Cudlip, Hinds, Hirofiau, GutierrtJ, Tapachi, Ou� as, Oel Puppo, Thompson. SOPHOMORE EOITORS, Mt 10 r M: Pren- lh Choate. Joan Mulier, Unda Sohabcrt, Jentue I119US. PHOTOGRAPHERS, left lo rrpbt: Herb Smith, John Kessler, Oart Polos, RotaM Quintero. MANAGERIAL STAFF RICHARD RIGHTER Fill Associate Product � Manager MARY ANGELO Fall Production Manager SOLICITING ADS, making money, planning layouts, making money, dreaming up ways to increase circu- lation, making money, threatening certain ad solicitors daily with $5.00 fines in hopes of getting advertis- ing copy in reasonably near the deadline, and making money—these are the responsibilities of the Daily Cal managerial staff. They put in from ten to thirty-five hours a week just keeping the mechanical wheels of the Daily Cal well lubricated and no telling how many making whoopee at various memorable staff parties. DICK DEWEY Fall Business Manager BEV LARSON Fall Promt Manager HOWARD NEAL Spring Business Manager GRETA JOHANSEN Spring Advertising Manager GEORGE ABERNATHY Spring Production Manager JUNIOR MANAGERS, left to it} .: JoAiue Lurker, An Strand, Elaine Hartgogian, Rita Jekantm, George Aber- nathy. SOPHOMORE MANAGERS, left to rFjht: Al UcCood, Delores Bates, Ouk Lewis, Joyce Edwards, Jim Cooler, Naaey Ma- guire. FRESHMAN MANAGERS: FRONT ROW, left to rr{ t: Brews. Wlll.s, Carrisain, Canton, Prowly. SECOND ROW: Fargjs, Higgins, OoyH, Gil- llgats, Martluft, Higday. BACK ROW: D,che. HARD AT work are the members of the Daily Cal Managerial staff. Even though party times are popu- lar, they find time to take care of the paper. DAILY CALIFORNIAN SPORTS STAFF THE BLUE AND GOLD isn't the only one who has a woman on the sports staff—Daily Cal is proud of its feminine member. This year's smaller editions of the Daily Cal finds the staff with too much copy and too little space —a problem no journalist, espe- cially editor Ted Saenger, likes. ART STAFF ADDING A touch of hu- mor to the Daily Cal is Bob Bibler's Little Man on Campus. Art staff also does illustrations for editorial page and any other art work called for. TED SAENGER kept the sports desk lit- tered with COPT OS •ell at direct� - the activities (4 hit start. SEATEO, left to right: Paul, Saenger. Anderson, Tretten. STANDING: Rogers, Green, Fimrile, Krebt, Shepherd, Morvai, Bo� d, Herman. Tucker, Wallace, Seymour, Chuchi� Rubey. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fratcois lampietti, Ed Ixkner, Bob Beetem, Kurt Munokh, Bob MeClay. 136 UNUSUAL TALENT in our Univer- sity is quickly snapped up by Ad Service Bureau as may be assumed by looking at the ads in ASUC pub- lications and the display case in Eshleman Hall. Bev Larson is chief whip-cracker in the ASB office which also houses Promotions. All of the ads for local merchants ap- pearing in ASUC publications are handled by the talented(?) mem- bers of the staff who come up with unique ideas for promotion. ART BUREAU PAINTING PRETTY pictures that were sure to decorate the campus in some form was one of the jobs of Art Bureau. The staff worked in the colorful surroundings of their Eshle- man basement abode. And they could point with pride at the artis- tic results seen advertising events, candidates, and productions upon the campus. AD SERVICE BUREAU AO SERVICE BUREAU STAFF: Jackie Kmchnee, Bob Albright, Bev Larson, Barbara Row, Okk De long. ART BUREAU STAFF: Jane lo«y, Joa«e Jwcn, Bob MtClay, Jack Room, Gene Mcrosoli, Carl Mernner. 137 138 OUR FAMED Pelly, though sometimes questioned, ranks in the top five college humor magazines across the country. Everyone wonders but maybe its improvement is due to the newly donated mascot by Speary who incidentally got a 2-unit A in sculpture class for the masterful creation. It's worshipped by the small staff that musters out the magazine once a month for the eight school months, in its much-too-small office. Written and censored and rewritten with unusual inspiration, the staff organized its contri- butions and occasionally throws in a homemade joke. TOM R08ERTS Pelican An Editor DAVID OUNSHEE Pel lean Spring AtfrtniJiag VUsA9tr GARY BLANO Pelican Fall Advertlsin) Manager NANCY BAICM Pelican Fall Womin't 0«rector PERDITA LOOMIS Pelican Spring Women'� Director COLLIN CLARK Pelican Spring Associate Editor THE ASUC supports Occident as a magazine which pub- lishes serious student writings. Occie also features occa- sional articles by prominent writers or celebrities in the field of art. Last semester's issue featured a new layout and streamlining. In fact, the Red Clown bids fair to become the symbol of the Occident to all Cal students. — LEFT TO RIGHT: Ro ly Ptjitr, Bill Dawn, Paul Hon� , D k Clumpli� . Spring Editor KENNETH PETTITT Fall Editor DICK CHAMPLIN Spr.'-J Miingtt RICHARO RUUMONOS Fall Warner GARY GRAY FALL STAFF—FRONT ROW, Wl to right: Frances Larson, 8elsy C usan. Claud Unselt, Marge Smith. SECONO ROW: Al White, Ailetn Toner, Norma SamuolMO. Sharroll Griflin, Dave KeMIdk. BACK ROW: Al Vejar, Dean Cart, Roy Ashcraft. CALIFORNIA ENGINEER EDITORIAL AND MANAGERIAL STAFF WHILE MANAGERIAL is out getting the ads Editorial works busily on hour-long coffee sessions which begin every hour. Both staffs unanimously blame all mistakes on the Women's staff. DAVE KOBLICK California Engineer Spring Editor BILL CORDON California Engi«« r Spring Manager JANE FRANK California Engine Spring Women's Oirector WOMEN'S STAFF FRAN LARSON and Jane Frank shared the duties direct- ing the magazine sales staff and managing the parties. SPRING STAFF—SEATEO, left to right: Jane Frank, Al White, Mary Caligher, 0 � Koblick, Roy Ash- craft, Joan Kelley, Marge $� .lh, Betsy Crusan. STANOING: Bill Gordon. Lawrence Fried, Al Vejar. r f UNIVERSITY THEATER UNDER THE capable direction of Mr. Fred Harris another successful season of the University Theater was presented. Actors, actresses, directors, and stage crew, among many others, worked together to put on such favorite productions as Our Town, The Heiress, Berkeley Square, Look Out Below, Candida, Romeo and Juliet, and The Doctor in Spite of Himself. LYNN ARDEN has play ) la Berkeley Square Our Town, I Remember Mama, Take a Ride, ' Look Out Bekm and Juliet in lew. She hat been in charge of techskal wort axd the lighting naif in several production� . BILL SHANE, an expert in the technical end of the business, ha� KAREN GAYLORD played In Iptegenla ia Auli� and Berkeley ga.-od much experience in hi� two-year nay and earned hit place In Scyrare thi� year, gaining a place among cawpus actre� � e� . Hammer and Dimmer and Mask and Dagger. Ver� atile JANICE BURRIEL participated la many aspecti of the ARNOLD WOLF'S achie� emenls in the dramatic field, which are many, SHIRLEY MINTZ ha� had many feature role� i the past year and theater together with membership in Thalian and the treasurershlp are suppleaiented with presidency of Tlultan and membership in hai also directed the '51 Mask and Oagger Review, Lock Out Be- of Mask and Dagger. Hammer and Dimmer ard Mask and Oagger. Sow. She has been in charge of technical work and the lighting staff In soeral prodastiord. 144 It'� surpriting hew nit the'll look (rcm th third row. Eten th men mutt primp before the mirror. Ouch! You're pulling OUR TOWN THE CAST STAGE MANAGER OR. GIBBS JOE CROWELL HOWIE NEWSOME MRS. GIBBS MRS.WE8B GEORGE GIBBS REBECCA GIBBS WALLY WEBB EMILY WEBB PROFESSOR WILLARD MR. WEBB SIMON STIMSON MRS. SOAMES CONSTABLE WARREN MINISTER MR. MORGAN SI CROWELL SAM CRAIG JOE STOODARO WILLIAM FARWELL TOM ROBERTS FRANCIS FARAGOH ROBERT SLATTERY LYNN ARDEN MARY ZIEMER R08ERT BENEVEDS PATRICIA DURNFORD DOUGLAS REYNOLDS DELMA BRUNETTI ROBERT LERTORA GRIFF RICHARDS JOHN HETHERINGTON ANNE SOULE FOSTER WEEKS JACK HAYNES TOM THOMPSON NORMAN DESSLER EDWIN ANDERSON WILLIAM MARTINELLI DELMA BRUNETTI at Emily Wetfe. ROBERT BENEVEOS at Georpe Gibbt. 145 CORDON KEYES .« Morrlj Towa nd. THE HEIRESS MARIA OR. AUSTIN SLOPER MRS. LAVINIA PENNIMAN MISS CATHERINE SLOPER MRS. ELIZABETH ALMOND MR. ARTHUR TOWNSEND MISS MARIAN TOWNSEND MR. MORRIS TOWNSEND MRS. MONTGOMERY THE CAST ......................... JANET BAKER ................ARNOLD WOLF MARION MELBERG FRANCES PEPPER MAXINE MELBERG STANLEY DUFFORD PATRICIA TRAYNOR GORDON KEYES JACQUELINE DRIAN FRANCES PEPPER u Mi« Cathtrlnt Sloptr. Mott the trip back into timt. PoliM conversation. THE CAST BERKELEY SQUARE WILKINS TOM PETTIGREW KATE PETTIGREW THE LADY ANNE PETTIGREW MR. THROSTLE HELEN PETTIGREW THE AMBASSADOR MRS. BARWICK PETER STANDISH MARJORIE FRANT MAJOR CLINTON MISS BARRYMORE THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE LORD STANLEY H. F. H. THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. K. G. JANET HAIGHT RICHARD DAVIES LYNN ARDEN KAREN GAYLORD RICHARD MATHEWS ADELE DEUTSCH ROBERT LERTORA ANNE SOULE JOHN HETHERINGTON JACKIE VIS WARD PERCIFIELD CELESTE LIPOW .....ANN HILL WILLIAM FARWELL ROBERT SHEP JOHN HETHERIN6T0N as Pft r Standish. ADELE DEUTSCH at Helen Pettigrew. y - PAMELA MARKMAN as CaiyJida EDWARD MARKMANN a� R«. J mm Mm Morrtll ROBERT SHEP ani OOUCLAS REYNOLOS talk owr a prgifcm. MARY ZIEMER tal s a letUr v EO MARKMANN. Oo stag� , cverjtodj. CANDIDA THE CAST MISS PROSPERINE GARNETT REV. JAMES MAYOR MOREll REV. ALEXANDER MILL MR. BURGESS CANDIDA EUGENE MARCHBANKS MARY ZIEMER EDWARD MARKMANN DOUGLAS REYNOLDS R08ERT SHEP PAMELA MARKMANN FRED TODD CAST GERONTE. FATHER TO LUCINDE ............. VERNON NEWELL LEANDRE. LUCINDE'S FATHER JACK GRAHAM SGANARELLE. HUSBAND TO MARTINE NORMAN DESSLER M. ROBERT. SGANARELLE'S NEIGHBOUR DAVID FURNAS LUCAS. HUSBAND TO JACQUELINE BAXTER ARMSTRONG VALERE. GERONTE'S SERVANT FRANCES THOMPSON M. TOMES ( RICHARD MeCURDY M. DES FONANDRES DOCTORS WILLIAM MARTINELLI M. MACROLON DONALD RAY M. BAHYS ( DAVID FURNAS LUCINDE. GERONTE’S DAUGHTER DELMA BRUNETTI LISETTE. LUCINDE'S CONFIDANT MARGUERITE RAY MARTINE. SGANARELLE'S WIFE CAROL RAFUL JACQUELINE. NURSE TO GERONTE'S AND LUCAS' WIFE M. PARKER M. THIBAUT. A PEASANT WOMAN ELIZABETH ROSEBERRY PERRINE. HER DAUGHTER CHARLENE HILLS AMONG THE AUDIENCE: THE MAYOR DOUGLAS REYNOLDS HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER JOANNE TAYLOR. JUANITA GOMEZ THE PARISIENNES JOHNNIE ADAMS. SYLVIA KNOWLTON This b 90i� ) 10 hurt them more than It it yew. The Mmera caaght this play while it was st.II in rehearsal. Oveetor and the bads talk things onr. Some peepfe 9« to take it easy while others sta«J. Looks like he’s on the reteiving end. A little coaching on staging. 1 : THROUGHOUT THE year musical ac- tivities have been promoted and organ- ized by Music Council, made up ot gifted members of Treble Clef, Glee Club, and Band. They function to unite musical organizations for their mutual benefit. MUSIC COUNCIL 152 THE GLEE Club can always be depended upon to give out with We're Sons of California at the rallies. They also sang old favorites at the Charter Day Banquet and the highlights of the year were ir combined shows with Treble Clef. 153 I 1 « TREBLE CLEF WITH THE famed chunk fhat blew off the Campanile adorning their office, the Treble Clef was inspired on to new heights of musical accomplishment. From time to time collaborating with Glee Club they had a tremendous year. Practice make? perfect ... or let' try that last part again. JOAN CHERNY MARJORIE STONE LILLIAN WILLIAMS Senior Secretary Fall Senior Secretary Spring Senior Manager FRONT ROW, left to right: Tulanian, Pederson, Williams, J. Cherny, Chase, Lirdeke. SECOND ROW: Burke, Crotty, Scainier, Hayes, Oarrf, Learn, Fonler, Paulien, Piepenberg. THIRD ROW: Wheldon. Heliemtcn, Aubln, 8eaty, Canneo, Kemp, Lome, Magladry, faggart, McMillan, Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Jensen, Hoeey, Williams, Baofiiin, Woolomes, Blakemore, Hastings, Barshaw, Slater, Cranford, Hoffman, Jones. FIFTH ROW: Surges, Giddings, Martin, Gibson, Shewalter, Bisson, Clemes, Smith, Krupp, lc - drom, Carlisle, Paine, Stewnson, Benson 8ACK ROW: 8. Cherney. Ferner, Aebi, 8ginl, Haskirvj, McVurry, Woodson, Knolton Keasby, Hooter, Daniels, Wikstrcm, Gratom. 154 GLEE CLUB AND TREBLE CLEF SHOW TWICE EACH year Glee Club and Treble Clef get together and fill Wheeler Aud with harmony and entertainment. Hours of practice mile perfect. The Glee Club Mod gets publicity for the show. The octet show their winning style. The fellows UJce it easy while the gals go to work. 155 Director 8ERDAHL made sure that the band •ill played together amd the outcome was oiost pleasing to the rasters' ears. BAND AN IMPROMPTU Charleston num- ber or an exhibition of the finer points of leap-frogging at the rallies are typical of our own Cal Band. Playing and marching in a manner which hasn't been seen around here for quite a few years, the band did itself up proud. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ferguson, Boyett, McClellan, Smith, Cross nun, EtreMort, Tilburg, Abbott, Beil, Pippin. SECOND ROW: Currier, Broun, 8riggs, Krackor, Bryant, Gleason, Want, Molt, Prke. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Stern, McKenzie, Warier, Silvers, Posey, Simonson, Lee, Lucas, Trost. Cavallin. FOURTH ROW: Henderson, Dcrery, Witbeck, Yale, Wolkeoberg, Milceek, Morrison, Robson. Mathews, Tanera. FIFTH ROW: Oesky, Dualavy, Bcoker, Harrison, Martin, Brown, Sparta, lores, Ellsvwth, Pierce, Bena. SIXTH ROW: Lee, Landan, Tweedy, Ccpren, Welter, Kapler, Onkka, Stirnl, Kahn, Stark. SEVENTH ROW: Roth , Berman, True. Tipton, Btdynek, Ridgeway, Law- son, McCollum, Colman, Becker. EIGHTH ROW: Perkins, Dcud, Filippine. Fountain. McCuHogh, Miller, Marcus, Scott, Okklnson, Furnas. BACK ROW: Ellen, Kelly, Vasl, Ftatq, Preisig. FROM ROW, kfl to right: Garland, Fields. SECOND ROW: Rosen, Sillirrua, Paully, Vokracck, Crane, U-e, Brocks, Rulsinjer, Bedeal, Krcider. THIRO ROW: Helvtnslon, Smith, Morrison, Warren, M rch, Chinning, Wigginj, Moliuri, Wrmpk, Montgomery. FOURTH ROW: Patterson, Derby, Moreland, Owen, Dougherty, Jensen, Yater, MarUel, Trotter Beagle BACK ROW: Kummer, Grinder, Strong, Tolpegln, Payne, VejJr, Patterson, Widderson, OeKlaw, De Jert. GENE MORRISON Chairman of Symptony Foaim SYMPHONY FORUM TO INCREASE student interest in music is the purpose of Symphony Forum. The organization sponsors a record lend- ing library open to all students and recorded concerts which are given twice a week. Through this group all tickets for student concerts given by the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra are handled. And the forum presents on campus guest artists from the San Francisco Symphony. The organi- zation on Cal campus is the base of operation for other col- lege groups throughout the country. RKdrd concerts hive peeved movl popjUr. If it's «usk, il't gol to be good. UNIVERSITY CHORUS ON AND off campus entertain- ment by their singing, University Chorus has had a full year's work. UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY SO YOU have musical talent? Then you can join University Symphony, provided that your technical skill meets the require- ments of concert performance. FRONT ROW, l«ft to right: Lym a, Wilton (C0� Ch), Grodln, Ztlikouiky. SECOND ROW: CJrrftson, Hartlty, Sharp, Johraon, Fudge, Tjrtlt-.on. BACK ROW: MacMahco, Jjhas, Spropjt, Lawten, Rotxrti, Kullgren, Cahtn, Appel. EXPERIENCE IS the main goal for Junior Varsity Debators who hope to eventually take their places on the Varsity debate team. The coach, Steve Sosnick, and the manager, Charlotte Sisson, combine their efforts to make the team outstanding among the local schools, JC's, state colleges and other junior teams with which they compete. CHARLOTTE SISSON, LEFT TO RIGHT: CMrlortc Stiva’, Dorothy GretnftM, Rogtr Fertuof, Slfif Soinick, Armj«J M jld, Boh Hayi, Louit Cmwruo. VARSITY DEBATE TOGETHER WITH developing intellectual understanding among members of the squad, Varsity Debate members have gotten some geographical understanding, too. Their trips to and from universities all over the country, where they have represented UC, have seen to that. Those not able to travel have been spend- ing their time at home in panels and roundtable discussions. NORDSTROM JOHNSON, Mat ' JUNIOR VARSITY DEBATE ! ■ ARMY ROTC THE ARMY ROTC division is separated into lower and upper divisions. Lower division ROTC is compulsory for male students while upper division is limited to students who desire a commission in the Army. Several branches are offered for specialization under this program. There are branches of the infantry, quartermaster corps, transporta- tion corps, signal corps, engineers, and artillery. Upper division stu- dents complete a six weeks summer training course at some army camp of their specialization field. They receive pay and in addition are de- ferred from the draft. Upon completion of their schooling they re- ceive a commission in the army and are eligible for a regular army commission if they qualify. . FRONT ROW, 1(11 to rlnht: Lt. Col. Marion C. Oor- ncy, Lt. Col. James M. Cochran, Lt. Col. James 0. Strong, Lt. Col. Albert C. Williams, Lt. Col. Harry C. Roller, Lt. Col. Stephen V. Ralph. Lt. Col. Howard C. Ford. SECOND ROW: Lt. Col. Silvio E. Gasperlnl, Lt. Col. Thomas F. Cordon, Maior Thomas R. Lea, Major John P. A. Kelly, Major To S. Phair, Major Oarrel G Costello, Major Andre H. Nelson, Major Joha P. Yoorns, Major Frederic H Palmblad, Major William R Matt Ison, Major Winfred L. Hasty, Jr. BACK ROW: Capt. Clurles S. Oronberger, Caot. Joel 8. Wood, Capt. Gilbert M. Vitk. Capt. Hugh H. TcnsfeMt, Capt. Rere A. Oussaq, Capt. Earle K Stewart. Capt. Thomas E. Grtoss, Capt. John 0. Blair, Maje� Arthur W. Hackwood. Mumm complicated. I NAVY ROTC AS JUNE graduation approaches a great many Naval ROTC members are beginning preparation to take their active place with the U. S. Navy. The NROTC program at California offers students the oppor- tunity of serving as a regular officer or as a reserve officer. The naval curriculum revolves around a four-year program including orienta- tion, gunnery techniques, navigation principles, naval engineering, and preparation for a commission in the Navy or Marine Corps. Numer- ous cruises allow the members to acquaint themselves with navy life aboard ship. Social activities include several informals, a Christmas formal and the annual Ring Dance. FRONT ROW, Wl to rijht: It. H. H. Bftkop, USNR; Caps. H. A. Carlisle, USN; Comrjnder K. E. Man- son, USN; Lt. Comjr. c. A. Ccuttt USNR. 8ACK ROW: U. Ccmdr. R. H. Culnan, USN; Vaj. C. P Wolf. Jr., USMC; Lt. 0. H. Perry, Jr., USN; Lt. L. S. OoltW, Jr., USNR. Intprtticn! It it or it it not a bit of dirt? 0 o X The Athletic Section ... in Memoriam to ROBERT A. (BOB) TESSIER October 21, 1910, to November 28, 1950 A warm and friendly man ... al- ways ready to listen, to encourage, to help ... A coach who brought out the best in his players and those around him. He won a place in the hearts of Californians . . . We are all a little happier because he stopped here. Lynn O. Waldorf. Bob and hit wifa. Maradith. A (rely gwrt sportsman, BRUTUS HAMILTON capably Hrm B«tw««n arranging IMm trips and kraping ttx stadium in good Ycuryg, Hficirr-t GEORGE BRIGGS lock Charge of tha Ticket as Oirector of Athletics while secretly enjoying the pleasures condition, GREG ENGELHARO, Assistant Director of Athletics, Office until the Marines called him i«co actise service. His as- of singing ard playing harmonicae plays golf and is an arid flier. sistant, Joan Hauser, is now handling ducats. ATHLETIC COUNCIL: SEATED, left to right: Herb Steiner, Jim Howe, Greg Engelhard, ATHLETIC RECEPTION COMMITTEE: SEATEO. left to right: Bob MacDougall, Eleanx Brvtos Hamiltow, Bill Hagler, Jim Dawson. STANDING: Calvin Mehlert, George Bauman, DeMaris. STANDING: Ellen Hardway, Sally Marsh. Dick Claite._________________________________________ TWO HARD-WORKING groups functioning for the best interest of all athletics are Athletic Council and the Athletic Reception Committee. All policies and decisions concerning intercollegiate athletics are formulated and considered by Athletic Council, with George Bauman as chairman. Eleanor DeMaris has capably headed Athletic Reception Committee, which serves as an official welcoming group for visiting athletics teams—high- lighted in the fall by the arrival of the Pennsylvania Quakers! 170 ROTATION OF assistant yell leaders at athletic events during the year put into practice the training of the newly-organ- ized Megaphone Society, which works in assistance with the head yell leaders. Bob Kinkead and Max Gutierrez were the re- spective head yell leaders for Fall and Spring, and the year was climaxed by their leading the rooting section in strong sup- port of our Rose Bowl Bears at Pasadena. MM-ytOr elections changed the role of wearer of the three-striped sweater from enlhusastic BOB KINKEAD lo MAX GUTIERREZ, dirk-haired winner cf the 14S-lb. intranrural bcung buckle. YELL LEADERS: STANDING: 8ob K.rkead. FRONT, left to right: Mix Getieeret, H� p Iced, Johnny Johnson. COMMITTEE AMIDST SHOUTS of Let's all say hello to Vic! and Where's another white stamp? Rally Committee spent Tuesday and Thursday afternoons last Fall in the hallowed Co-Rec room, energetically marking endless cards for Many behind-the-scenes hours were spent in the Co-Rec room where Rally Committee marked cards for Saturday «ames Two Southern Californians guided the Rally Committee through a most successful rear—8ILL MACKEY capably served as chairman i-d was roted fee his enthusiast Everybody dow-ow-own, while GINNY JONES, women's chairman, spent endless hours learning education skills. Cal's world-famous rooting section. Cheered on by par- ties with visiting rally committees, and ringside seats at basketball games, members didn't mind the eight o'clock Saturday morning treks to the Stadium or the windy day at the Rose Bowl to put up the cards. WOMEN'S RALLY COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Mardy Pietcher, Jean 8rewster, Glnny Jp-.es, Eleanor OeMaris, V.rginia Gerte, Ellen Hardway. SECOND ROW: Helen Jean Gross, Jas Watson, Margo Slutrman, Maureen Dooher, Alison Gilbert, Carol Holmes, Analou St. John, Peggy Stewart, Fra s 8olger, Janet Grcut. THIRD ROW: Phyllis MacKay, Elite Van der Zee, Sally McDowell, Beth Iroram, Elouise Phelps. Noreen letson, Faye Brown, Barbara Ray, Oonni Holland, Cornelia Rhoads. FOURTH ROW: Joy Lothrup, Helen 8aer, Oiare Walker. Susan Almon, Mary Myers, Am Moreland, Joan Podstata, Barbara Tindell, Margot McMahon. 8ACK ROW: Am Smith, Nancy Stewart, Gertrude Evans, Jean Lesley. 172 MEN'S RALLY COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left to right: Jim Huhn, Ed Jordan, Jack Cleveland, Bill Mackey, 8ak«r, Bill Cal- lendar. SECOND ROW: Ocn Kirkpatrick. 8lair Bottcef. 8ruce Oucker, Al Robertson, Scott Simon, M.kr Krelnman, Rolf Kuhn, Vk Peterson. THIRD ROW: Bart Young, Joe Hootcsin, Bob Call.son, Ted John- son, Ardy AisJerson, Oon Anderson, Don Morris, She I Rosenthal, John Kims, John Klauder. FOURTH ROW: e«b Young, Raul Pelrer, Bert 8lackwelder, Walt Soar mao. Fred OrKlou, John Jess. To Lewis, Charles Larson BACK ROW: Harvey Lyman, Harvey Botaisky, Mack Wilson, Rvdie Trettee, Don Tipton. MERIC IICKEY SHW RAY I EZEKIEL BILL PERltv RALF CART R Olrfctor GEORGE HEUI Rctirirtj Direct BERT BALLAT XGraduat Advil OAK COSTELLO T zwKtwjrA FROST ROW, kft to right: Roy Ward, Den Corran, Be tCa po, 1« Richter, Jim Cullom, Syl McNinch, Bill Hosier, Bill Phillip� , Jim Chapmin. SECOND ROW: Al Johnson Charlie Saner, Bo Henderson, Glenn Gulyln, Gtorgt Setliff, Prtc Corona, CWrlei Harris, Own RoOinson, George Peekema. THIRD ROW: Herb Steiner, Km L.fqulst, Earle Gibbons, Ken Ritchey, Earl Baird, Oiok 1«, Oex Ragatr, Pail AMre . Brockway Clark, Urn Peirar� FOURTH ROW: John Pappa, Rod Lirdgunt, Dave Anderson, Deo Dodson, Oil Beck, Bill Gear, Bob Livermore, Ardy Stagnaro, Hank Sanderson, FIFTH ROW: Jim Hcwe, Don Monroe, Myron Rapp, Bob Cosk, Max Scfcrmdt, Tern Johnson. Oon Edironsten, Pete M.er.rg, John Ralston. BACK ROW: Bill Staffer, Harry Gardiser, Ralph Krwger, Oiok LemMon, Ed 8artlelt, Hoot Bemett, Roy Parker, Merrill Albert, Den F.sher, Bo MiMhm, Carl Van Hcolt, Neale Tveitmoe. BIG 'C' SOCIETY Fall OFFICERS Spring James Howe President........ ................ Pete Sehabanrr. Bill Hagler Vice-President . Bill Hagler Waldo Cook______________________________________ Secretary_______________________________________—0«« Dodson HONORARY MEMBERS AND UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Richard Abreu Carroll M. Ebright Robert Hemphill Joel H. Hildebrand Stanlay E. McCaffrey Robort A. Peterson Charlos W. Thompson Albert M. Becker Gragory F. Engalherd Jamas M. Miller Clarence M. Price Herbert S. Thomson. Jr. Martin 8. Biles Richard E. Erickson Miles R. Hudson Ralfe D. Miller Alva W. Ragan Edwin C. Voorhies Mark M. Bunge Clinton W. Evans Claude B. Hutchison Dr. Harold P. Muller Harry W. Shephord Lynn O. Waldori Ralph W. Chaney Stanlay 8. Fraaborn Robert S. Johnson Hugh Mumby Jamas C. Sheppard Ian Watson Zeb D. Chaney Rodney Frani Charles J. Keeney Russell Nagler O. Guinn Smith Edward G. Welch Paul Christopolws Wasley L. Fry Harold Grant Harry L. Kingman Edgar Nemir Horman A. Spindl John P. Williamson Jamas H. Corley Mika J. Koll William J. Norton Robert G. Sproul Robert Wilson Frederick W. Couiens Brutus Hamilton Wilbur N. Lanx Franklin C. Palm Richard H. Stevens Henry S. Yee Dr. William G. Donald Dr. Jamas T. Harknass Edgar J. Manske Charles A. Paasa FOOTBALL Henry A, Stone Paul Andrew Bill Cunningham Charlas M. Harris Walter Mayer John Ralston Georqe Sulliff Robert Begley Don Curran Robart Hilaman John Miksits Las Richter Carl Van Heuit Robert Baham Don Edmonston Robart Karpe Robert Mlnahen Don Robison Roy Ward Ed Bartlatt Owight Ely Gaorga Lastar James Monachino Charles Server Harry Wast Robori 8eal Robart Fltxgarald Richard lea 8rent Ogden Peter Schabarum John Cadenasso Rodnay Franx Richard LemMon John Olsxewski Herb Schmalenberger Jamas Cullom Richard Grogtr James Marinos John Pappa John Paterson BASKETBALL Ray Solari Robart Cummings Glann Gulvin Pater Mtring George Stalhakis W. James Dawson Eerie Gibbons Bill Hagler Robart Mathany Robert Seo Ray Squari BASEBALL Bill Thompson Neale Tveilmoe Carl Anaclario Ralph Bennett Don Dodson Jamas How Don Monroe Myron Rapp Dave Anderson Petor Corona Bill Gear Syl McNinch James Parker Petor Schabarum Gil Beck A! Davies Robert Henderson James Monachino TRACK Georgo Peekema Andrew Stagnaro Phil Arnot Bill Hagler Bill Paddock Larry Pairano George Roseme Willard Rush Tom Clark Robart Cook Paul Mello Hugh Mumby Don Palmer Dexter Ragatx SWIMMING Eugene Rush lyla Stainfield Jamas Chapman Don Fisher Rodney Lindquist John Richards Henry Sanderson Max Schmidt John Silcox John Clark Waldo Cook Allen Johnson Kenneth Lifqulst Morris Mathews Bill Phillips Ned Robinson CREW Herb Steiner Tom Adams Edward Bauman Harry Gardiser Robert Livermore Milton Robinson Carroll Whitney Fred Avilet David Dravos William Hull George loorx Bill Stauffer Earl Baird Ed Fogarty Tom Johnson TENNIS Howard Middleton Darrell Welch INTRAMURAL MANAGER Merrill Albert Bruce Collins Richard Gronfall Holway Jonas Wallace MacOonald Don Manka Wallace Painter Frank Ritchey Richard Mackey 174 CIRCLE C Fall OFFICERS Spring Herb «elnar______________________________________ President_______________________________________Cal Mahlert Cal Mehlort____________________________________ Vice-President ... Waldo Cook Bob DIGrazia Secretary ---------------- Jim .Warren Bob Tornbarg...................._... Treasuror____________________________Rod Lindquist Richard Abreu William Donald Greq Enqalhard lanca Flanagan William Fontanrosa UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES AND HONORARY MEMBERS Brutus Hamilton Norman Hindi Milat Hudson Charlas Koonoy Charlat lucchasi Ralla Millar Hugh Mumby Edqar Namir Habar Newsome Charlas Paasa Alva Raqan J. Raina Julius Schroadar George Schroth Hanry Stona Hal Walt ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Harb Steiner Cal Mahlert Waldo Cook Boxing Ed Griffin Jim Handal Douq Keith Bill Kitchin Dick Knazavich Bill Sapsit Dick Tullson Tom Wittar Cross Country Al doLorimior Lao Gallaqhor Norman Graen Paul Juatta Harb Morriton Cal Mohlart Bill Stauffar Fencing Don Chritliantan Kinnay Griffin Frank Taylor Volleyball Richard McCurdy Sailing Ray Dayo Bill Fickar Gana Morriton Lowell North Larry Shop Jack Sloan Leonard Smith Len Troeller Gymnastics Cola Blaata Paul Carlat Jim Drinkward Roman Gankin Ken Hagan Mark Harriton Al Johnson Dick Pollock Don Rah bain 8111 Stewart Jim Warren Emory Yount Handball Blake Williams Rugby Ed Bartlett Dick Calendar Al Dunlap John Herring Mika McGuire Lud Renick Greg Winter Bob Wittar George Wittar Skiing Bumps Baldauf Preston Hotchkit Ed Paul Soccer Kaya Apaydin Phil Arnot Paul Gadieef Fran Grartadino Liubo Lubich Dave Matson Ernest Piunti Paul Robbins Malik Shafar Bob Tornberg Swimming Bill Simkint Riflory Harold Hobbs Mason Kline Pete Norton Frank Packard Bob Ribak Gordon Tarat Go II Tad Engs Wrestling Roy Castenado Ed Hall Bantly Lyon Jack McFarland Joe McKIm Clarence Siemens Tad Standiferd Water Polo Jan Bowman Waldo Cook Jim Chapman Rob Fisher Greg Hannason Bob Hass Chuck Hobson Richard Lewis Rod Lindquist Allan Louderback Mo Mathews John Morse Pierre Pelitter Bill Phillips Harb Stainer Linn Watson Weight Basketball E. Balllzio Hart Fairclough Bill Fontanrosa John Johnson Wes Johnson Pate Massey Tom Morgan Horace Parry Jim Snowden Bob Sockolov Chaster Stanero Harris Steinar Bill Wilkie 175 Essential to all athletes arc trainers BOB PETERSON, DICK ABREU, JACK WLLIAMSON (Head Trainer), and JACK OUKES. VAKbl IT SVUAU FRONT ROW, kft to right: Do Curran, D iqht Ely, Wally Uitcr, Les Richter, Be Karpe, Ed Ba tlrtt, 8ob Cummings, Bob Mlnafceo, BoO Beal. SECOND ROW: Bill Cunningham, Tom Greenkaf, Pete Mcrlng, Bob Witter, Joe Hibbs, Leighton Hata, Bob Fortes, Bob FiUgerald, Glenn Gohia, Jin Marinos, Ralph Krueger, Oon Mitchell. THIRO ROW Tom Rieger, Ray Solarl. John Oluoski, Den RobiSCrt, Jim Vceachiro, Pete Schabarvn, John Cadenasso, Dick LemVon, Charles Harris, Bill Mali, Dick Lee, Paul Andrew, Bob Bag ley, Dick Groger. 8ACK ROW: Joe Wardlaw, Roy Parker, Roy Ward, Brent Ogden, Carl Van Heu.t, Bill Po«ell, ‘ —......................................... Lukie Phillips, Viroenl Malorana, Jc n Pappa. Bob 8aham, Jchn'Raistcn, Tom Ktooph, Harry West, JoM Peterson, FOOTBALL AND its majestic spirit once again reigned as King on the California campus. Renowned for their past performances the Bears were established as the football power of the Far West. But, from where did this power come? Was it the coaches? . . . partly, but also from the spirit found in the cooperation among the men them- selves. The California team was not invincible. The games were hard- fought, often relying upon a superb defense to earn the fruits of vic- tory. It is through such cooperation among and between the men and A tireless worker Is genial GEORGE SUTLIFF, football's Senior manager. Gurdi � of the equipment room are ERNIE MADISON and HARRY DAVIS (Head Equipment Manager). coaches, and for the undying will to win, that we immortalize another year of California football. COACHING STAFF KNEELING, left to right: Wes Fry, Bob Testier, Nibs Price (Chief Stout). STANDING: Eggs Manske, Pappy Waldorf, Zeb Chaney, Hal Grant. FOOT8ALL MANAGERS KNEELING: George Sotliff. SECONO ROW, left to rtto: Neil McDonell, Jack Rubin, Bud Smith, Arnie Acercion, Ointy Mocee. BACK ROW: Da-.e Milts, Ray Helm, Dick Vcrling, Keith Trexler, Go-don Jobe, Lloyd Walton. One ci California's most esteemed cltieens, LYNN PAPPY WALDORF yulded his Bears to a third consecutive PCC title. SEASON'S SUMMARY PCC STANDINGS STATISTICS w L T California Opponents CALIFORNIA 5 0 1 Yards gainod rushing 2843 1431 WASHINGTON 6 I 0 Yards lost rushing 253 258 UCLA 5 2 0 100 181 STANFORD 2 2 2 44 90 IDAHO 1 1 646 1064 WASHINGTON STATE 2 3 2 Yards lost passing 0 0 OREGON STATE 2 5 0 Nat yards gained—rushing and pass- use 1 3 2 3236 2237 OREGON 0 7 0 149 105 Touchdowns 32 II Points scored 218 74 Hard, consistent work by the late Ibc coach BOB TESSIER produced eroelletil results. Following his death, Herman Meistcr of Pittsburgh was appointed his successor. A former All-American and lawyer, EOGAR 'tGCS MANSKE spent many hotes coaching and developirg the ends. WES FRY is cumbered among the Nation's top backfield coaches, and proved this fact again with his potent 19S0 backs. SANTA CLARA 9 BEARS 27 The Bears came from behind In their opener to whip Santa Clara 27-9, and newcomer HARRY WEST 15 abo� e) indicated he will help in the Mure. Co-captain and LH, senior PETE SCHA8ARUM, the team's Most Valuable Player ' turned in hb best season for the Bears as the leading scorer. Sophomore DICK LEE shewed good poterdlalltles as a ball-hardtlng paarterback, and «Id the ball on all comm ions. Switched in mid-season from linebacker to LG, WALLY LASTER rapidly became one of Cal's best offensive guards, and made the key block for Scha- barm's 8 g Game TO. One of the most promising returning lettermen is ccch RALPH KRUEGER, a 6'3 right tackle from Oakland. His speed ard sixe made him valuable as a downfield blocker. September 23 — Berkeley HIGHLIGHTS UC SC Yards gained rushing 311 226 Yards gained pasting 99 164 Total yards gained 410 390 Passes attempted II 32 Passes completed 4 15 First downs 12 15 Number of fumbles . 4 3 Own fumbles recovered 3 3 SIDELIGHTS Longest complete past play of tho season: 41 yards, Jim Marinos to Tom Koough. Longest punt return of the season: 48 yards, Carl Van Heuit. 180 Winner of the annual Roos Brother! punting trophy, Mr. All-All was jovial IES RICHTER, (California's DICK LEMMON car into his o n this yea as 8r k Muller award) and the Nation's (UP selec- detenshre RH, scecialiiinj in toss defense and tioa) 1950 lirenvsn of the year—ore e the top rugged tackling. linebackers in Cal's history. Defensive center and excellent linebacker, p-.icr Recorded as one of the nation's outstanding safety pre-med nijor DICK CROGER clleuxed the Christ- men. CARL VAN HEUIT, team leader of the de- nus season by a trip to the altar. fensiw platoon, set a precedent by wlanlrg the Ken Cotlen award fee exceptional courage a sec- end time. Cal's leading scorer of the season, RH PETE SCHABARUU, seems suspended In mid-air, but still scores in the Oregon September 30 — Portland HIGHLIGHTS uc Ore. Yards gained rushing 257 199 Yards gainod passing 77 51 Total yards gained 334 250 Passes attempted 12 15 Passes completed 6 8 First downs 14 14 Number of fumbles 7 5 Own fumbles recoverod 3 2 SIDELIGHTS This was the Bears' 18th straight PCC win. soHing a now rocord which boat the one formorly hold by USC and the Bears of 17 straight PCC wins. 181 PENN 7 BEARS 14 mMmf mm JOHNNY OLSZEWSKI. Gifs scph sensation, scores standing up after a 43-yard jaunt in the Penn intersecticnal. With determination written all over hie face. PETE SCHA- BARUM (12) gains against invading Pennsylvania. Nuntier one man in the offensive center jpot and one of the most vrderraied players on the squad, was CHARLES OZZIE HARRIS, who showed ex- ceptional improvement threogiKut the entire season. EO BARTLETT played hit best season as defensive left end and sold Christmas trees in Oece-ber. Bardo was named on USC's all-oppo-ent team. Berkeley's OON CURRAN, up from the frosh, con- tinptd to improve steadily as as cutstanding de- fensive RT, showing great potentialities for 1951. Consistent, steady performance at right end char- acteriied BOB CUMMINGS, a truly fine blocking erd, who specialized in offensive play. October 7 — Berkeley HIGHLIGHTS uc Penn. Yards gained rushinq 335 64 Yards gained passing 21 47 Total yards gainod 356 III Passes attempted .. II 16 Passos completed 1 5 First downs 15 7 Number of fumbles 5 2 Own fumbles roeovored I I SIDELIGHTS Single game rushing mark of the season: California. 335 yards. California's Mocking at its test is shown here as JIM MONACHINO g s ihreagh a tuge hole to score from nine yards out against the Quakers, whom the Bears edged 14-7 for their third straight 1950 viotory. 182 use 7 BEARS 13 MO.VACHINO dregs a Trojan defender over with him to score the winning toechdewn on a sn-yard shot through the middle. - A «rife and two children were JOHN PAPPA's strongest rooters as he showed exceptioni! speed in the IH department. Although «ily a sophomore, big BOB KARPE was close an All-Coast tackle with his steady, capable performance as offensive IT and was noted for bril- liant blocking. An all-around performer, IH DON ROBISON ex- celled as the sguad's leading running back, defen- sive back, and punter, a-d also served as a rep- at-large. BOB BAGIEV showed such steady .rrpeowetent In his offensive position as right guard that he won the Bob Tessier award as the most improved line- man. Oski greets Maynard Toll of the Alumni Association committee, and his young son. SCHABARUM, who was the game's top star against USC, funties after the whistle amidst a hoard of Trojans. After a terrific scare, California won 1J-7. October 14 —Los Angeles HIGHLIGHTS UC USC Yards gained rushing 214 114 Yards gained passing 24 83 Total yards gained 238 197 Passes attempted 8 IS Passes completed 3 8 First downs 13 13 Number of fumbles 4 4 Own fumbles recovered 2 3 SIDELIGHTS The 100-degree heat; fhe officials (Cal— 146 yards in penalties); Dick LemMon’s breath-taking tackle of Ed Demirjian on the 10-yard line in the closing seconds of the game. 183 OSC 0 BEARS 27 October 21 — Berkeley HIGHLIGHTS UC OSC Yards gained rushing 267 101 Yards gained passing 48 122 Total yards gained 315 223 Passes attempted 7 18 Passes completed 3 II First downs 16 II Number of fumbles 4 1 Own fumbles recovered 3 1 SIDELIGHTS Longest kickoff return of the season— 36 yard� . Pete Schabarum 32-yard run. Guard Joe Wardlaw if, guard JOE WARDLAW (66 above) doggedly carried the ptgskia (or 32 yard� , aiding •0 defeat of a stubborn Oregon State team. Taking advantage of aa ietercepted Beater In the: Having hit bett day again� St. Mary's, sophomore BILL MAIS gained experience as a quarterback which should help him la the next two years. Fullback JOHN CAOENASSO was a good ball car- rler, a valuable member of the kick-off team, and showed much premise as a patter. Another brilliant Bear aid member of several All- Corn tea selections, seghontbre fullback JOHN- NY OLSZEWSKI was honored as the Bay Area's outstanding back. Used a� LE en effense early in the season, ROY WARO Spent idle hours sailing at hit heme in Newport. ST. MARY'S 25 BEARS 40 October 28 — Berkeley HIGHLIGHTS UC SM Yard� gained rushing. 292 180 Yard� gained patting . 167 159 Total yard� gained-- 59 339 Passes attempted ____ 24 17 Pattet completed..... 10 7 First downs---------- 23 9 Number of fumble� . — I 3 Own fumbles recovered 0 I SIDELIGHTS Seasonal records: Longest interception return—80 yards, Harry West. Most yards passing, one game—107 yards. Bill Mail. Single game passing mark—167 yards. Single game total offonte mark—459 yards. Most first downs, single game—23. Mott pass attempts, single game—24. Most completions, single game—10. 184 Hugh McElhenny (32), Washirgton's leadina threat on the ground, take� off en hit one loag ground-gainer of the day. He wat finally brought down by Let Richter 167) after a 48-yard run, and was checked the rett of the day at the Beart went on to win, 14-7 WASH. 7 BEARS 14 November 4 — Seattle HIGHLIGHTS UC Wash. Yards gained rushing.. 189 115 Yards gained patting.... 81 125 Total yardt gained.... 270 240 Passes attempted------ 9 20 Patiet completed ........ 7 11 First downs............. 12 13 Number of fumbles..... 2 4 Own fumblet recovered 0 2 SIDELIGHTS The Race for the Roses and a triumph- ant Rear victory was balanced by superb team effort in Seattle and extremely en- thusiastic rooter support in Berkeley. November 18 — Borkoloy HIGHLIGHTS UC USF Yards gained rushing .. 163 80 Yards gained pasting.. 12 23 Total yards gained ... 175 103 Pastes attempted...... I 4 Passos completed...... I I First downs _________ 12 4 Number of fumbles ...... . 6 4 Own fumbles recovered 4 2 SIDELIGHTS Oddest California play of the year: Line- backer Ray Solari picked a USF fumble out of the air in full strido and continued to ramble 35 yards for a T.D. The spectators' attire kept everyone amused as the game was played in a con- stant downpour on an eiceptionelly muddy field. BEARS 13 Irrgrovirg throughout the season as right end on offense, soph 808 BEAL was exceptionally fast and a good receiver, promising a bright future. Climaxing his senior year by winning the Andy Smith heard for the most varsity playing time, left end BOB MINAHEN performed capably on both of- feese and defense. Co-captain for the year, and California's second highest all-time ground gainer, JIM M0NACHIN0 put ia a stellar performance all season as an out- standing LH. Sloshing down the field Is Cal's JOHN OLSZEWSKI, attempting to outrun several equally muddy Oons. The 13-7 score backs the fact that playing ard spectator conditions were at their worst. Inspired as captain for the DSC game, JIM ( BIG M0 ) MARINOS became Cal's nwaber ore QB dur- ing the remainder of the season. USF ALL-UNIVERSI BEARS 35 UCLA 0 SB 26 DAVIS 0 HIGHLIGHTS November II, Berkeley Yard� gained ruthing California .... 321 68 UCLA 39 73 . 389 112 6 13 S 7 18 6 3 3 2 2 SIDELIGHTS Longest run from scrimmego: 73 yard� , John Olszewski. Mo� f yard� rushing, one game: 144 yard� John Olsiowjki. Longeit TO run from tcrimmage: 73 yard� , John Oluowjki. Sell-out game—81,000—a highlight of tho third annual All-U weokond. which featured a double-header be- tween UC-UCLA and Santa Barbara-Davi� . Pappy Waldorf: For the first time in my career I can't find anything to gripe about. TOP PICTURE: A Brain carrier .s stopped as Les Richter demonstrates his Alt. ability. CENTER PICTURE: Oespite good total pass results in the UCLA game, tho pro� ed to be aa incomplete aerial to Jim MoeacUeo. BOTTOM PICTURE: Slodents a«d bands pay tribute to Bob Sprcel's 20 years d serrice as University President. « ?Sras ii'yXA Vv Ai. y -p . -; - y ' i ;y,Vc'; i? iv S- f 1 -v«i fV v � SofS CttKH OUJ.VIN U ii h� tnw � ' 1 Muw « C I.«K� 1 - •A R M A tiiahlifM «’ � r � «v' . rtirAfr from sun- foro. I OHO r-Wg; uftSSS Elected (tear co-captaln fcr the 8i serving and outstanding seniors, Rl Game and the year were two de- PETE SCHA6ARUM and LH JIM HIGHLIGHTS November 25 — Berkeley California 243 Stanford SS 217 272 31 17 13 Yards gained rushing. Yards gained passing..... Total yards gainod Passes attempted . Passes completed....... First downs............ Numbor of fumbles...... Own fumblos recovered UPPER CENTER: LES RICHTER intercepts a Stanford pass on the Cal 2-yard line and brings it oet to the 15, in the Bears' 7-7 finale with the Indians. LOWER CENTER: JIM MOVACHINO goes arourd end (with JOHN OLSZEWSKI leading the way) and picks up additional yards against the Rcdraen. e-r(? LEFT TO RIGHT: Goedy White and Ruti Pcmerojr, both tackles. were the Indiam' choices for 8iq Game co-captains. SIDELIGHTS Longest punt of the season—53 yards. Don Robison. John Olsiewski earned a spot second only to Jackie Je- sen (1010 yards) in Cal rushing for a single 10-game season with 950 yards for 151 carries. Pete Schabarum became the P.C.C. leading season scorer with 66 points. The Bears kept the Axe for another year, and assured themselves of a return trip to the Rose Bowl with a third consecutive P.C.C. title. UPPER CENTER: Perfect blocking combined with excellent running by PETE SCHABARUM resulted in California's lose TO against the In- dians. The Card «alnly reaching foe Schabarum Is All-American Bill McColl (3). LOWER CENTER: Stanford defenders converge on the Bears' JIM MARINOS after the Cal Q8 was unable to pass. RAMBLERS tumbler Coach ZE8 CHANEY could frequently be heard calling Come oo now to his team at he led them in a mow success- ful season. MANY OF the future varsity prospects are developed through experience gained while playing Rambler football. With a good running combination, the J.V. squad packed a powerful wallop. Its only loss in six games was to San Diego Air Pac, and even in that game the Ramblers statistically edged the Airmen. Swift-moving halfbacks like Tom Keough, Dean O'Hare, and Gary Radcliff, accounted for a substantial portion of the J.V. point total. An outstanding aspirant for the line position next semester will be sophomore Vince Maiorana, who played right guard on offense and middle linebacker on defense. FRONT ROW. left to right: Bob Sahara, Tom Keough, Jack Vchs, Bob Stanley, Bcb Brogan, John And «ion, Tom Warren, Virce Uaiorau. SECOND ROW: Ken Hagen, Chuck Olien, Ed Hart, Store Glick, Lee Crammer, Retort Herrling, Dave Knutson. THIRD ROW: Bob Forbei, JoM Wystuen, Jim Waite, Tom McGrath, Tom Green leaf, 8111 Vail, Chr.s Markey, Bill Thompson, Brcnnie Yaich. 8ACK ROW: Oon Mitchell, George Witter, Tom Trcwghton, Bob Witter, Leighton Hard, Dave Z� adil, John Herring, Joe O'Brien, John Dawson, Ray Laird, Jack Valler � . SEASON STANDINGS RAMBLERS 28 YUBA CITY 13 RAMBLERS 67 S. F. PRESIDIO ... 0 RAMBLERS 37 SUB PAC 0 RAMBLERS 49 ALAMEDA NAS 13 RAMBLERS 6 AIR PAC .13 RAMBLERS 20 STANFORD BRAVES ... 7 BOB BAHAM till picks up additional yardage for the Ramblers against Air Pac. Honever, the Na y men went en to give the J.V. stjwd their only defeat of the seaien, 13-6. The Ramblers' 49-13 win over Alameda NAS sa« GEORGE OLSEN stop a Nary ball carrier, with Cal men REIGER, MAIORANA, and MITCHELL on the scene of action. FRESHMAN DEFEATED IN their first two games by U.S.C.'s Trobabes and St. Mary's Gaelets, the Cubs roared back to trounce the Santa Clara Colts and U.C.L.A. Brubabes. The final game with the Stanford Papooses was rated a toss-up and proved to be such. Although the Papooses led most of the way, and eventually won, the Bear yearlings caught hold in the final period. The aerial marksmanship of QB Sam Williams and the running of Jed Adams and Don Harris almost changed the outcome. A missed conversion cost the Cubs a chance for a tie. Lore for training table steaks aided Frosh coach HAL GRANT in producing another strong first-year team SEASON STANDINGS FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Pete Cordora, Frar Tinkham, Oon Denton, Jim Morton, Oon Feuenteln, Dick Fortune, Keith Meserve. SECOND ROW: Ira Tun.k, Jack Binkley, Jay Forni, Tom Dutton, Charles Martecci, Richard Lawyer, Merrill Hoflell, Ken PMnam, Art Edwards. TH1R0 ROW: Bob Worrell, Ernest Lageson, Richard Gaffery, Dick Day, Barry Brown, George Hale.5, Al Talky, Jerry Hinton, Bill Glen . FOURTH ROW: Dwight Carlson Gary Pontius, Jack Herring, Tons Garvey, Robert Oay, Oon Harris, Oon Wash, Russell Goodrich, Gilbert Nelson, Pete Yocrg, T. R. Whell. FIFTH ROW: Jia Whitley, Clark Kenyon, Don Harkness, Jim Kidder. Jed Adams, Te� .s Martin, Ed Fletcher, Oick Rigby, Bill Mc 5emchardt. BACK ROW: Henry Hand, Saa Williams,, Oon Whyte, Charley Oavis. CUBS 20 ST. MARY S GAELETS 21 CUBS 20 U.S.C. TROBABES 28 CUBS 33 SANTA CLARA COLTS 14 CUBS 47 U.C.L.A. BRUBABES 13 CUBS 20 STANFORD PAPOOSES 21 The Cubs' highest-scoring win of the season was their 47-13 defeat cf the U.C.L.A. Brubabes. At the left. Cub LH JIM KIOOER is finally stopped by an unidentified Brubabe, and at the right, LH JERRY HINTON breaks away front the 8ruin yearlings to gain seteral more yards. FOOTBALL PLAYER AWARDS EO BARTLETT, Right End AP se«n I string All-Coast defensive team; USC defensive All-Oppooee team PETE SCHABARUM, Right Half INS, AII-PCC, AP All-Coast second team, Most Valuable Player Award, Vard Stockton Memorial Award, oulsl ' )if� j olferrsive player in Rose Bowl, Pervtsylvanla, Oregon State, USC (offensive) All- Opponent squad. ■ v 1 RAY SOLARI. Right twrd AP second string defensive All-Coast. BOB BACLEY, Right Tackle Bob Tessier Award. JIM MONACHINO, Left Half Collier's, AP, Spcelscasters All-Coast, UP. INS, AII-PCC, All-American specialist in offensive in Look, offensive baekfieM specialist In Collier's, Pennsylvania All-Opponent team. JOHN OLSZEWSKI, Rollback UP, AP All-Coast, Pennsylvania and Washington All-Opponent teams; voted oulsurdi-g opposing pUyer by USE. 808 MINAHEN, h.gnt tnj AP All-Coast; Ardy Smith Memorial Award. LES RICHTER. Right Guard AP, UP, INS, Sporting Newt, Lcok magarine defensive. NEA defensive All-American team. Col- lier's, AP Linesman of the Year, Brick Muller award, AP defensive All-Coast, UP. INS. Ail- PCC, offensive llronun specialist in Collier's, Pennsylvania, Oregon Stale, USC (defensive and offensive squads), USE and Washington All-Op- ponent teams. 00N R08ISON, Fullback AP second string defensive All-Coast. 192 JIM MARINOS (not pictured) Washington All-Opponent tea-. 603 KARPE, Left Tackle AP. All-Coast offensive, INS. AII-PCC team. CARL VAN HEUIT, Quarterback AP Sportscasters All-Coast defensive, All-Ameri- can specialist, defensive in Lcok, Ken Colton award, Vard Stockton Memsrial Award—Out- standing defensive player m Rose 8owl, USC de- fensive All-0;;cornl team. DICK LEMMON. Right Half AP second string defensive All-Coast, Rooc Punting Trophy. ROSE BOWL MICHIGAN-CALIFORNIA BEFORE THE GAME Arrowhead Springs—a quiet spot—before the football lean arrived. Bat then “All Hail txohe loo . . . Us Richter, Jim W.o-achino and Bob Karoo—three T Osseyta turm on the charms for the benefit of coMhtt' and ptajers' wiies (left to right): Mrs. Red Fra if, Mrs, Zeb Chaney, Mrs. lyrm Waldorf. Mrs. Nibs Prke, M BobBagley, Mrs. Jchn Pappa, Mrs. Harry West, Mr., s,a ly las.e: - A v.-r i.noimal press co.fereoce. lians la frem a hike . , . Das Rob Tessler, Dan Doiyti, Mrs. Two 9COO band - -Htirj James Jl llv Row Bowl rally � ti Ihf Col baad in Ibf Rose parade. I i CAUfORNlA ch«gan V HIGHLIGHTS January 1, 1951 —Pasadena California Michigan Yards gained rushing 197 164 Yards gained passing 69 146 Total yards gained 266 310 Passes attempted 8 21 Passes completed 4 15 First downs 12 16 Number of fumbles 2 2 Own fumbles recovered 0 0 SIDELIGHTS Pete Schabarum's heartbreaking T.D. which was called back. Bob Cummings' thrilling catch to score the Bears' single entry in the scoring column. The excellent performance of the California band. The impressive halftime entertainment. . tnt0 Tw ow 4 8 6« ««« P ’ 1 tM ■� � ,M ‘ t,°' vht ,mt '«• ' °«r ow w. N' h r� !52'° 'bu-, °f. eS, V t'� Har. A loyal Californian, NIBS PRICE complete his 27th year as Bear basktthJll coach. '51 VARSITY BASKETBALL PERHAPS THE '50-'5l basketball team landed alone in the cellar berth, but indeed, the season shows promising trends for next year. With the experience gained from having most of the three sophomores in the starting lineup, the Bears should go far in the coming and following seasons. A poor shooting percentage throughout the season hampered the Bears in many games; however, the Golden Bears did demon- strate in many of their Friday night contests that they were capable of packing a powerful scoring punch. Baiktlball mana?en were BOB CRENSHAW. BILL MARSH, JIM WILLOW, aad JIM DAWSON (Senior marker). FINAL PCC STANDINGS SOUTHERN DIVISION Taam W L Pet. UCLA ....... 9 4 .692 use 8 5 .615 Stanford S 7 .417 California 3 9 •250 JIM DAWSON held the title of tealor mu- W' «otii called by Unde Sara in mid- f Wellington defeated UCLA for the PCC THIe. ! S'4r The openin? tip-off in the Santa Clara 9aroe saw captain BILL HAGLER impio? for lb Bean. EARLE GIBBONS (20) and BILL HAGLER (15) both come in foe the basket as the sisitinp Oont look on NON-CONFERENCE BASKETBALL OPENING THE season against Sacramento State, the Golden Bears stopped their first non-confer- ence opponent by a score of 49-39. The second game saw a setback as USF won on the Berkeley court. The Bears' only other loss in non-conference play against local teams was in a see-saw affair in which a last-minute tip-in gave Santa Clara a one- point victory margin. 49-39 USF 44-50 SF Stale 76-54 55-41 St. Mary's 70-57 Santa Clara 52-53 Bf'kclfy's speed� BOB SEE (11) dribbles past a USE One cf the tallest capers, senior EARLE GIBBONS was a steadf, dependable center. JOHN RICKSEN recovers from the bucket As Edd Sheldrake (75 and An Alper (72) of the Brums A d GIBBONS (20) U6 HAGLER (15) watch No 2 in Cal's scoring columns this year was fast mcn.rv? guard BOB SEE, A June graduate. BEARS vs. BRUINS BOB SEE dribbles i« lor a lay-w attempt while closely guarded by the Bruins. FRIDAY. FE8RUARY t SAIURDAY. FEBRUARY 10 CAL (q fl tp UCLA lq ft tp CAL lq fl tp UCLA fq It Ip Maijltr. 1 7 S It Ridqe-ay. 1 7 4 II Haqler, 1 3 4 10 Ridqe-ay. f 10 7 27 Ricksen. J . f 4 1 t Sheldrake, f 1 1 3 Ricksen, J . I 1 2 4 Sheldrake, f S 4 14 Gray. c 1 0 4 luchsinqer, c 0 1 1 Gray, c 2 S t Williams, c 0 0 0 See. j s 4 14 Alper. q s 0 10 See. q S 1 II Alper. q 0 1 1 Ricksen. R,. q 1 1 Johnson, q 4 3 IS Riclsen. R . q 2 2 4 Johnson, q 4 S 13 Hofd . 1 1 2 4 Porter. 1 1 0 2 Retersen. f 0 0 0 luchsinqer. 1 1 3 Gibbons, c t 1 3 Williams. « 5 0 10 Gibbons. « 3 0 4 Porter, q 0 1 1 Squeri. q 2 0 4 Rounds, q 0 0 0 Tveilmoe. q 1 0 2 Norman, f 0 0 0 Johnson. c 0 0 0 E ans, f 0 0 0 Squeri. q 3 0 4 Mjlulich. f 0 0 0 Norman, 1 0 1 1 Moran, I 0 7 2 — — — Totals 24 14 62 — _ — — — Totals 20 71 61 Totals 2S 10 60 Totals 20 14 56 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24 CAL •q ft tp UCLA q ft tp CAL fq ft to UCLA '3 fl ip Ricksen. J.. 1 0 4 Ridqeway. 1 4 3 IS Ricksen. J.. ( 2 4 B Williams, c 2 S 9 Horan, f 2 1 S Sheldrake, f S 8 18 Horan, f 1 1 J Thompson, c 0 0 0 Haqler. Ricksen. fi„ 1 4 10 Luchsinqer, c 1 1 3 Haqler. e 10 1 21 luchiingtr. 1 1 3 q 2 0 4 Alper. q 4 0 1 Ricksen. R.. q 1 1 1 Holier, f 0 0 0 See. q s 4 14 Johntcn. q 4 7 IS See. q 8 1 17 Norman, f 0 0 0 Gray. 0 0 0 Williams. 2 1 S Gibbons. « 1 1 1 Pounds, f 0 0 0 Johnson. 0 0 0 Porter, q 0 0 0 Froeschle. 1 1 0 2 Ridge-ay. f 7 S 19 Tveilmoe. q 2 1 S Norman, f 4 1 9 Gray, q 0 0 0 Matulich. I 0 0 0 Squeri. q 0 2 Matulich. q 0 0 0 Lippstreu. q 0 0 0 Evans, f 0 0 0 Peterson. I 1 1 s Rounds, f 0 0 0 Peterson, f 0 0 0 Porter, q 0 0 0 lippstreu. f 1 1 s Loqan. q 0 0 0 Squeri. q 1 0 2 Alper. q 1 4 8 Froeschle. f 0 1 1 Evans, f 0 0 0 lohnson, c 0 0 0 Johnson, q 7 4 8 Gibbons, c 0 0 0 Thompson, c Holier, f 1 0 0 2 0 0 Tveilmoe. q 0 0 0 Loqan, q Sheldrake, f 0 4 0 0 3 IS Totals 20 17 57 Totals 2? 21 75 Totals 7S 9 50 Thomas, q Totals 0 0 0 19 24 62 An outstanding ftbcrjnO min was JOHN RICKSEN «bo Al A SOphpmOre Mil A Starting form'd position lilii ) FRIDAY. JANUARY S SATURDAY. JANUARY t CAL iq ft tp use t It tp CAl It tp use Iq It tp Rickten. J.. 1 1 2 4 Doty. 1 2 1 S Hagler, f 2 t 10 Eby. 1 2 4 8 Horan. 1 2 4 t Eby. 1 1 1 1 Horan, 1 0 1 1 Doty. T 1 2 4 Peterton. 1 0 0 0 Bennett. 1 J 5 f Rickten, J.. I 1 1 3 Bennett. 1 1 2 4 Haqlar. 1 7 1 IS Van Ahtjne q 0 0 0 PeteMon, 1 0 0 0 Morion. 1 1 4 t Gibbon), e 4 2 10 Bojd. c 9 4 22 Gibbon), c 0 0 0 Simpton. 1 0 0 0 Gray, c 0 0 0 Morton, 1 0 0 0 Stow, c 1 0 2 Boyd, c 2 3 7 See. q 2 2 6 Peace, c 0 0 0 Gray, e } 3 f Pette. e t 3 IS Rickten, R.. 9 0 1 1 Riech, q 4 3 It See. q } 2 8 Riach, q 1 2 4 Tvoitmoe. q 0 t 1 Kotl. q 1 0 t 7veitmee. q 3 0 t Roll, q 4 2 10 Thompton, q 2 0 4 flower), q 0 0 0 Rickten. R., q 0 3 3 Flowar. q 0 0 0 — Thompton. q 0 0 0 Underwood, q 0 0 0 Total) IS 1149 Total) 22 17 61 lippttreu. q 1 0 2 Van AUtynt. g S 0 10 — — — Da.it), q 0 0 0 Total) 14 It 4 1 — — — Total) 23 22 68 FRIDAY FEBRUARY It SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 17 CAl 0 II Ip use Iq It tp CAl Iq It tp use '3 It tp Rickten. J.. 2 2 t Eby. 1 0 0 0 Rickten. J.. 1 2 1 S Flower. 1 4 0 B Haqler, 1 8 3 If Doty. 1 1 0 2 Haqler. 1 4 5 13 Morion. 1 4 0 8 Glbbont. c 2 1 S Boyd. 1 S 7 Gibbont. c 0 1 1 Boyd. 4 3 II Rickten. R.. q 3 3 f Riacb. q 1 1 3 See. q S 1 II Rijch. q S 1 II See. q 2 2 t Roll, q 1 t 8 Rickten. R . q 1 0 2 Roll, q 1 t e Horan. 1 2 0 4 Morton. 1 0 0 0 Horan. 1 2 1 S Doly. 1 0 0 0 Johnton. 1 3 4 Van Altfyne. f 0 0 0 Gray, c 0 2 Eby. 1 0 i i Tveilmoo. q 0 0 0 Peace, c 2 0 4 Squeri. q 0 4 Peat , c 1 0 2 Gray. « 0 0 0 Underwood, q 1 0 2 Johnton. c 0 1 1 — — — Squeri. q 0 1 1 Flower, q S 2 12 — — — Total) If II 49 Froetchle, t 0 0 0 Simpton. q 1 0 2 Total) 17 10 44 lippttreu. 1 0 0 0 Dariet. 1 1 0 2 Pelerton. 1 0 0 0 — —- __ _ — Total) 14 14 42 Total) 20 IS 55 Bear tapta.n Bill MACLER sink� hr) record-making backet. breaking Andy WoUet lormre tour-year total mark o( 1181 point) BEARS vs. TROJANS CARY JOHNSON goet up lor a lay in agamti thf Troitm A temo� WINM . 6’5” t DON STOW could Monied on lor good oil lhe backboardv d d an oultUnding Ned job in Ike I mat Stanford oamr 203 BOB SEE is on the floe as Indian Raoul rad 10 and JOHN RICKSEN O� attempt to Bet the ball—Brace Ivteson (6) And LARRY HORAN (22) ms� e in. Sophomore LARRY HORAN «as noted espe- cially for his Ambide lercui shoot lot ficm his 1or � i4 posilien And Ms rebound work. BEARS vs. INDIANS FRIDAY. JANUARY 12 fa ft tpj STANFORD 3 I 7'O’Sullivah. f S 0 10 Tucker, f II 7 29 Rarmtojd, c ? S 23 Walsh, g 0 0 Oj Ivorian, g 1 0 2j Andrews e 0 0 0]Hasltr, 0 0 OiWatsoei, g 0 0 0,Johnson. I 0 0 0 Zaninovich. g 0 0 O.Ftnstor, g 0 0 0 DuFour. g 0 0 0 Stevenson. g 0 I I Evans, g 0 0 0 Wilbur, e SATURDAY. JANUARY 13 fg ft lp| STANFORD 4 0« O’Sullivan. I 0 S 5 Tucker, I 5 3 13 Ramsfcad, 7 I IS Walsh, g 5 III Ivarsan, g 0 3 3 Andrews, f 0 3 3 Hesltr. f 1 0 I Watson, g 0 I I ---------- Totals 22 13 60 SATURDAY. MARCH 3 fa ft tp, STANFORD 4 S 17 Tucker, f f 2 2 tiO'Sullivan. f I I 3j Remitted, « g I 2 djWalsh, g 8 I 17 Ivtrstn, g 3 0 4 Johnson, f 0 0 0 Andraws, g 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals CAL Rickstn, J.. I Horan, f Hagltr, c Stt. g Thompson, g Rickstn. R., g Tvtifmoa. g Gibbons, c Lippstrtu, f Paterson, g Graonltaf, g Frotschlt, « Squtri, f Gray, e Stow, c Totals CAL Horan, f Rickstn. J., I Hagltr, c Set. g Thompson, g Poterion, g Rickstn, R.. g lippstrtu. f Gibbons, c Cal Rickstn. J.. I Horan, f Hagltr, Stt. g Rickstn. R., g Frotschlt. f Gibbons, e Squtri, g Lippstrtu. t Stow, c Johnson, g Tvtitmot, f Ptheion, g CAL Hagltr. f Rickstn. J., ■ Gibbons, e Rickttn. R.. i Stt. ( Horan, t Paterson, g Squtri. g Frotschlt. f Stow, c Lippstrtu, g Johnson, c Totals V 14 73 Totals AT.,LE„7- J0P: 7 WMei: 6R Y Ptrtormtd noubty following early season injuries. AT LEFT, BOTTOM: An e.perf faker, swift RAY SQUERI was a valuable Board. BELOW: In a traditional hard-fought name between friendly rivals. Bears and Indians all jump for the ball. JOHN RICKSES and BOS SEE daUh the ball from the invading Huskie; as HORAN and HAGLER observe An uctllrrt 7 1ri. soph ROPE RICKSEN always played an aggressive, intimiori game. and was o-e of the best defensive players. INTERSECTIONAL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE (Cal icoro givon first) Nebraska.................. 62-59 Washington ............. 52-57 Washington ............... 49-64 Oklahoma A. M........... 35-36 Baylor .. 86-38 Oklahoma A. M........... 46-58 Pittsburgh . . 70-58 Georgia Tech ............. 84-57 Georgia Tech ............. 78-45 LIU ...................... 69-67 Oldsmobilo Rockets........ 69-37 Universal Motors.......... 61-63 University of Hawaii...... 54-46 Service Center ........... 79-52 INTERSECTIONAL COMPETITION proved quite favorable for the California basketball team this season. The Bears won 9 out of 14 games and played some of the leading teams in the nation. The Blue and Gold highlighted its season by defeating a highly favored Long Island University team which had previously won 16 straight games. A basketball trip to Hawaii completed the intersectional schedule. Guard BILL THOMPSON was having his best season when be ltd let the Nat). LEFT: Forward LARRY HORAN traps high undrr thr hoop agamst a visitor from Pittsburgh as the ball is moiri out toward o'.btr Partners. RIGHT: NEALE TVEITMOE (?5) and RAY SQUERI 110) rocovrr the ball from Baylor BLUES Cal 43 Opponent 42 54 18 77 65 73 40 40 32 58 31 CCSF . 46 40 61 45 80 42 89 3S 61 56 64 55 68 47 48 69 63 37 50 55 85 45 Stanford Braves 64 61 0« of Cal'� all-time cage grots. ANDY WOLFE, returned this year as Blues coach and led hh vjjjd to a brilliant 16-2 toUl in the won-lost cotana � . BLUES FRONT ROW, left to right: Al Matthews, Erwie Spies� . BACK ROW: Aedy Wolfe (coaehl, Bc6 Froeschle, Cary Johnson. Oon Stow. la the Bears' 8S-4S win over Alameda NAS. BOB FROESCHLE tied Clay Gray's Berkeley court record with a total of 31 points in a single game. In two encoetters against Ensor AC, the Blues split the sKtoeies, thus accounting for one of the only two seasoral losses. FRESHMEN Cal Opponont Cal Opponent Hartnell J. C. 66 60 Alameda NAS 46 42 U.S.F. Frosh 30 49 Acalanos High 59 31 Fromonf High 41 48 Stanford Froth 55 65 Hoyword High 62 19 Stanford Frosh 55 64 Alamoda High 49 30 Santa Clara Froth 48 62 S. F. Poly High 39 37 Balboa High 33 42 Washington High 33 24 Hartnell Collego 51 56 Piedmont Hiqh 38 32 Kingsburg High 64 41 Stockton College 49 55 Lowell High 58 37 Salinas High 43 36 Modesto J. C. 39 50 Contra Costa J. C. 40 54 St. Mary's High 37 45 Galileo High 36 29 St. Mary's Frosh 40 49 CCSF 40 78 Stanford Frosh so 69 College of Marin 34 58 Stanford Froth 49 68 FRESHMEN FRONT ROW, Ml (o rigM: Clayton OaVeja, Miles Turpin, C™ Oais, Herb Smith, BACK ROW: Bob KMrdrll, Barton Bronn D.ck TimSerg, Jerry Anderson, John Engrail. Noted for his enthwiartie Sideline participation durirg game lime, genial ZEB CHANEY developed wt promising freshmea fee am year's squad. Frosh players had their first collegiate basketball experience this year. Oppceerrts incteded yearling teams frees USF (left), and from the Farm (right), as melt as several junior college and high school learns. AbOW California's prem.tin) sophomore JIM PLESSAS lock a close second In the 100-yard dash to Oon Brooks of COP In the 5-way meet, incidentally, 8rooks had a field day as he alio won the hfch hsrdlet (below) and low herdlM. BUSH and BAKER of Cal took second and third In the HH. TRACK Head track coach, popular BRUTUS HAMILTON teams up with hh able assistant, Al RAGAN, to derefcp and train top track a d I it Id me v THE LOSS of 16 out of 23 leffermen greatly dimmed the outlook for a favorable 1951 varsity season. Com- prising these 16 were Cal's top track stars of last year. In addition, an injury forced the Bears' top miler, Paul Mello, from rejoining the squad. The track team was not without hope. Many of last year's freshman squad bol- stered the ranks, but these men lack the experience of a seasoned veteran. As the season progressed, so did the team—evidence that next year's team should be much stronger with the return of most of this year's stars plus the members of the outstanding freshman squad. VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: H. Fl.nh, Call WeUork, Harold LinUg, Lora Baker, Kent SUinfWd, H. Nickel. SECOND ROW: Leo Gallagher, Cal Mdilcrt, Prke King, Rcbert Halpin, Rolland Laxity, Rcbert Milk , Larry Pelrano. THIRD ROW: Ed Phillips, Ji« Plessas, Jim Bush, C. Way, Al deLorimicr, Jobs While, Sam Mitts. Jim Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hutchinso� , Robert Forbes, Jack Hadley, G. Anderson, G. Kayes, G..m, Don Palmer. FIFTH ROW: Jerry lineau, Okk Hare, Oc � g Gordo� , J. Mather, RoKrt Cagle, F. Alworth, Rctert McCarthy, Harold Aidy. BACK ROW: Ralph Hutchinson, t. Buffington, R. Richardson, Schrceder, J. OeWitt, J. Adam, Bruce Grant, Oerter Ragau. Orlando Tafoya. BILL 8AZELY held the too posi- tion of Senior V.aiuger for the track squad. TRACK MANAGERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Oon Huggitj, Laulie Washington, Oon Stotllemyer. BACK ROW: Bill Baiely, Henry Pucdnelll, George Allan, Cary Kawney. On� ed California's «real track stars. OONNIE ANDERSON, received the first presentation of the Walter Christie awa-d qrrtn last Jvre. This award Is given to a UC track man who contributes most to his team and to the sport. President SPRDUL and WALTER CHRISTIE (righe) assisted Governor EARL WARREN, who made the presentation. Tho concluding moots of 1950 WASHINGTON-IDAHO Wash. 58-ldaho 29 Cal 7S 2 WASHINGTON Wash 56-Cal 75 STANFORD Stan. 80-Cal 51 WEST COAST RELAYS California 3rd bohind USC and Stanford COLISEUM RELAYS Don Andorson only entry MODESTO RELAYS California 3rd bohind Stanford and USC PCC MEET California 3rd bohind USC and Stanford PAA MEET California 2nd bohind Olympic Club NCAA California tio 5th with Morgan Stato bohind USC. Stanford. Yalo and North Carolina (Lett) They're off. ... the start of the 440 « the five-way meet. COP � os the event as the Sears' LARRY PEIRANO had JERRY LINEAU took second and third. (Left! Top Javelin thrower JOHN WHITE was 700a lor many first place points during the season. (Right) DAVE SEED'S skill in clearing the bar earned him the No. 1 vaulting spot. BIG MEET RELAYS SATURDAY, MARCH 24 - AT STANFORD 110 RELAY—Won by Stanford (Gallagher, Parsons. Taylor, Bryan). Winning distance, 2 ft. Time. :42.5. (California team: Beal. Hadley, Pappa. Ples- sas.) SHOT PUT—Won by Stanford (Davis, 51 ft. 5% in.; Mathias, 49 ft. 2% in.: Hokanson. 48 ft. 6' | in.: Renfro. 45 ft. 11% in.) Winning aggregate. 195 ft. 1% in. MEDLEY RELAY—(440-880-1320-mile)—Won by Stanford (Bly. Cohen. Ter- ramores, Woolley). Winning distance, 35 yds. Time, 10.41.5. (California team: Lustig, Gallagher, Langley. Mehlert.) JAVELIN—Won by California (White, 205 ft. 5 j in.; Richardson 149 ft. % in.). Winning aggregate. 733 ft. 1% in. 480 SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY—Won by Stanford I Bryan, Jiles, Storum, Kreift). Winning distance, 20 yds. Time. 1:01.6. (California team: Bush. McCarty. Betschart. Baker.) 880 RELAY—Stanford (Parson, Pollock. Friedrichs. Taylor) by 10 ft.: Cali- fornia (Beal. Pappa, Adam. Plossas). 1:27.8. HIGH JUMP—Jiles (S). 6 ft. 2 in.: tie. Hagler (C). Allen (S). 6 ft. I in. Stanford won aggregate. 24 ft. 3 in. TWO-MILE RELAY—Won by Stanford (Cohen. Terramores. Simon. Wool- ley). Winning distance, 55 feet. Time, 8:02.4. (California team: DeWitt, Phillips, Wetzork, King.) DISCUS—Won by Stanford (Mathias. 150 ft. 3' s in.; Burke. 146 ft., S' j in.; Reed. 144 ft. 3 in.: Renfro. 141 ft. 5 in.). Agqreqate: 582 ft., 7% in. (New meet record; old mark, 555 ft., 10 in. California team of Wolf. Marshall. Patterson. Michael. 1940.) POLE VAULT—Won by California (Seed, 13 ft.: Johnson 12 ft. 6 in.: Cagle, II ft. 6 in.; Dawson, 11 ft.). Aggregate: 48 ft. BROAD JUMP—Won by California (Stainfiold. 22 ft.. IO' j in.; Forbes. 22 ft., 3 in.; Plessas. 21 ft.. 4% in.; Haynes. 20 ft. lO' a in.). Aggregate: 48 ft. MILE RELAY—Won by Stanford (Scroggy. Storum, Friedrichs. Bly). Winning distance: 112 yards. (California team: Linoau. Palmor, Peirano, Hutchin- son.) NOVICE MILE—I, Kaufman (S): 2. DoLorimier (C), 40 yds. back; 3. Griffin (SJ.25 yds. back. Time. 4:31.7. FINAL SCORE: Stanford 45. California 15. (Top) The Bears' relay team (L1NEAU, PALMER, PEIRANO and HUTCHINSON) won this event in the 5-way meet with a time of 3:21.8. (Center) Spriatlnj and hurdllnp star sophomore JIM PLESSAS was always a top point-gainer (or the Bears. (Loner) High jumper BILL HAGLER divided bis athletic year between basketball and track, and was outstanding in both. Showing math improvement this season was broad jumper KENT STAINFIEL0. Star of the middle-distance runs was JIM HUTCHINSON. 212 FIVE WAY MEET SATURDAY, MARCH 31 - AT BERKELEY University of California. San Jote State, Colloge of the Pacific. San Franeitco State. USF MILE RUN—McMullen (SJ). Jonning (SJ). Kirkpatrick {P). Johnton (SJ), Langley (C). Timo, 4:30. 440-YARD RUN—Macon (P). Davit (SJ), Pairano (C). Lineau (C). Fritch (SJ). Timo. 49.6. 100-YARD DASH—Brookt (P). Plettat (C). Crowo (SJ). Gilletpio (SJ). Pappa (C). Timo. :9.8. HIGH HURDLES—Brookt (P). Donnit (SJ). ButK (C). Baker (C). Parith (SFS). Timo. :I4.7. HIGH JUMP—Wyatt (SJ). Tie for tecond among Haglor (C), Mc- Namara (C), LaDuke (SJ). Andorton (SJ), Calbo (SJ). Hoight, 6 ft. 6 in. SHOT PUT—Putnam (P), Adamt (C). Nickel (SJ). Ragati (C). Mor- rit (SJ). Ditto nee, 48 ft. 8' 2 in. 880-YARD RUN—Hutchinton (C). Anderton (SJ). Wctzork (C). Nicolai (SJ). Grant (SJ). Time. 1:59.6. JAVELIN—White (C). Porch (SJ). Franklin (SJ). Adamt (C). Cooper (P). Dittanco. 208 ft. 6 in. 220-YARD DASH—Plettat (C). Macon (P). Crowe (SJ). Beal (C). Bor- ger (SJ). Time. :21.9. BROAD JUMP—Mairo (SJ). tie Stainfield (C) and Macon (P). Forbet (C), Keropian (SFS). Dittance, 22 ft. 11' 2 'n- POLE VAULT—Mattoi (SJ). tie for tecond among Soed (C). Priddy (SJ). Johnton (C), tio for fifth behvoen Cagle (C), Koyter (P). LOW HURDLES—Brookt (P). Dennit (SJ). Gilletpio (SJ). Plettat (C). Parith (SFS). Time. :23.6. RELAY—California (Lineau, Palmer, Peirano, Hutchinton). San Jote State. San Franeitco State. Timo, 3:21.8. TWO-MILE RUN—McMullen (SJ). Mehlort (C). Gibont (SJ). deLori- mier (C). Time. 9:50.9. DISCUS—Jonet (P), Gordon (C), Nickel (SJ). Alworth (C), Ragati (C). Dittance. 143 ft. lOVa in. FINAL SCORE—San Jote 89. California 81. Collego of Pacific 42. San Franeitco Stato College 7. Univeriity of San Franeitco 0. Running hi� way to fame in It 2-mllt oat CAL MEHLERT, alto noted for hit participa- tion h croifcoontry meets. JIM HUTCHINSON'! tint place la the 880 added to the Bears' total in the 5-way meet. Another toph star was «eiohl-min SAV ADAMS deft), aed LARRY PEIRANO (right) «at a veteran relay Ard A40 man. - me BEARS vs. OLYMPIC CLUB SATURDAY, APRIL 17 - AT BIRKILIY MILE RUN—Fitsmorrit (OC). Langley (C), Hatpin (C). Timo. 4:27.5. 440-YARD RUN—Peirano (C). Lineau (C). Arno� (OC). Tim. 4-7.9. SHOT PUT—Chandler (OC). Adam� (C). Ker (OC). Distance, 52 ft. 31 � in. 100-YARD DASH—Peter� (OC). Hall (OC). Pepp (C). Time. 9.8. JAVELIN—Held (OC). White (C). Adam� (C). Distance. 222 ft. 6 in. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES—McKee (OC). Rademaler (OC). Baler (C). Time, 15.1. HIGH JUMP—Tie for first. Martin (OC). Varnect (OC). tie for third. Hagler (C). Hanger (OC). Height. 6 ft. I1 � in. BROAD JUMP—Schulti (OC). Stainfield (C). Forbet (C). Diitance. 23 ft. 3y4 in. 880-YARD RUN—Hutehinton (C). Potrequin (OC). DeWitt (C). Time. 1:57.2. 220-YARD DASH—Peter� (OC). Hall (OC). Pappa (C). Time. 21.5. TWO-MILE RUN—Boehm (OC). Gallagher (C). deLorimier (C). Time. 9:56. DISCUS—Donaldton (OC). Chandler (OC). Gordon (C). Distance. 160 ft. POLE VAULT—Krino (OC). Paddock (OC). tie for third. Seed (C). Cagle (C). Height. 14 ft. 220 YARD IOW HURDLE—Rademaler (OC). Grant (C). Judy (C). Time. 25.0. MILE RELAY—California (Luttig. Linoau. Palmer and Peirano). Time. 3:24.1. FINAL SCORE—Olympic Club 47l i. California 83' j. Back for another season was releran middle distaxe man 00M PALMER (lower left) and DEX RAO AT (lower right! Cal'� all-round weight man. FRESHMEN BOLSTERED by many prize high school athletes, the frosh team turned out to be the finest in the history of the school. The performance by the freshmen indi- cated that there would be some outstanding partici- pants for the varsity. In the early part of the season several freshmen had already broken former frosh rec- ords. Guy Blackburn set a record of :09.6 in the 100- yard dash; Steve Turner and Larry Lippincott tied Walt Briant's high hurdles mark of : 15.3. With others like Norm Green, John Nelson, and Hal Norris, the marks set back in 1934 were in danger of falling. Friendly HAL GRAM, froth trick coach, hat some of hit best firtt- year men in seteral «iSOflS. FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to rrjht: Guy Blackburn, Oon Zimmtrnwn, R. Leslie, Non Green SECOND ROW: Verne Thornbwo, 0. HwMre, H. Haid, C Buttt, Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Sieler, Carlin G. Anderson, Larsen, Srwpson, Warwick. 8ACK ROW: Lomte Seurrter, J. Autenrleb, Paul Friedenback, Lyon, B. Putnam, Reid. Pictore day brought forth eight California Ihellt, rowing under directior� given from the launch. Son tor manager DEAN ROBINSON (right) dnomet the day � activities with conwain EARL BAIRD (left) and BERT 8ALLAR0 V VA THE VARSITY lost many outstanding seniors last June and had to rebuild around a nucleus of juniors primarily for the 1951 row- ing season. The New Zealand trip was mace in December before the California crew was in top form and the Bears defeated all but one of eight crews. This early practice should prove quite valuable when California meets crews from USC, UCLA, Wash- ington, Stanford, Wisconsin and most of the eastern teams at Marietta. Considerate KV EBRIGHT, Cal's extremely successful crew coach, was theeou)h la teachirg fundamjnuls, and greatly enjoyed his i ew mtgaphcne. VARSITY crew FRONT ROW, left to right—Bob Mlvarh. Earl Baird. Boh McEuen, Bob McConnell. Don Cluster, Bert Ballard. SECOND ROW: Okk Parke� , W.llis Andersen, Be Johnson Merritt Robinson, Ren Reulher, Bill Durlaed, Terry Crew. Laurence Marshall, Bill Owen, Steve Martinelli, AI Loren� . THIRO ROW: Conway Petersen, JoFw Lone, Tom Johnson, Ken Cvsick. Bill Hsll, Bill Loon, Dave Orares. Tens Adams, Bill Peretti, Fred Eminoels. Jack St-rsard, Dave Ell.� , Ky Ebright (coach) BACK ROW: Charles Harrington, Allen Samson. Harry Gardiser, Bill Soteack. Frrd Avller, Paul Henriksxn. Pete Scott, Clill Fagin, Jobs Class. Clark Galloway. 8111 Lawrence. Jchn Lamcn. CREW MANAGERS FRONT ROW. left to right: Ron Umpriere, Dean Robinson, Dick Saliegtr. SECONO ROW: Jack Sc.t. Jack Veyer. Gere SchneMer, Paul Coffee. BACK ROW: Bill Cliussen, Dave Morgan, Ardy Zorbas, Jim Matthews, Harry HalaiiM. Coach KY EBRIGHT confers with Varsity stroke BILL LOORZ (left) and coxswain OON CLUSKER. TS Mtmtxri d ttt 1950 Califor.-.a Cffw Mho participate) u the Marietta Regatta ntrt (Ml to right) IAN TURNER, BOB SUMNER, FREO AVilEZ. LLOVO BUTLER. LES- TER BERRIMAN, JUSTICE SMITH, ART SUELTZ, DAVE DRAVES The ««twain OroMl Mt ED FOCARTY HIG THE CALIFORNIA crew had a highly successful 1950 season—one which was dampened only by the two upsets suffered at the hands of the con- tinually powerful Washington crew. The Bears de- feated USC, UCLA, University of British Colum- bia, Stanford, Wisconsin, and Oregon State. However, their only losses were against Washing- ton, both in the dual race and at Marietta, where Washington and California placed one-two, in a field of twelve. Cal's junior varsity also placed second at Marietta, against nine participants. •'PAPPY WALDORF. KY EBRICHT and BOB SPROUL had at truth fm at It ycuegstm did on Atman! O� Oay, 1951. Sew � RON REUTHER (MO talkt lo ion � MI'r-wtMm TOM JOHNSON and FRED AVilEZ. BILL OURIAND. CONWAY PETERSON an) JOHN LOWE w e all graduating srnio-v The crew shell, oars, a--d equipment fee the New Zealand trip were carefully loaded on the but by the ere members and taken to San Francisco «here they «ere shipped down under or October 10th for the January races. NEW ZEALAND TRIP AN INTERNATIONAL friendship with New Zealand which began at the 1932 Olympics was further strengthened in 1950-51 when the University of California crew was invited to par- ticipate in the Canterbury Centennial Regatta and the New Zealand Championships, both in New Zealand. California defeated seven New Zealand crews in the two invitational races, and was in turn defeated only by Australia who was at the peak of her rowing season. In closely-con- tested races, the Aussies earned first place three times, and the Bears were victorious once. Oeoart oj for New Zealand by � ay of Honolulu, Canton Island, a«j the Fiji Island� «ere crew eiemsers (left to right, on stairs) PAUL HENRIKSEN, BILL DURLAND, TOW AOAUS. BILL MULL. HARRY GARDISER, TERRY CREW, and (left to r H, front) KY E8RICHT (coach), BILL LOORZ, DAVE ORAVES, DON GLUSKER (coxswain), KEN CUSICK. KY and PETE jcia is a hearty farenell before the plaoe departs. (U(t The Australia arm «ias otx of the races in the Canterbury Centennial Regatta at Christchurch, N. I., with the California shell three-quarters lenjth behind. In the first of the interdas races, the top junior boat woo from the seniors, and coroetjuently BOB McCONNELL, the junior cci- swain, «ns given the mwr,i heave-ho. A few seconds later, several d hit crewmates joioed him! PAUL HENRIKSEN, 8ILL HULL, BILL LOORZ, and TERRY CREW were among the group nul.vj the trip to New Zealand. ALUMNI CREW DAY MARCH 31 officially opened the 1951 crew sea- son for California in the United States. Alumni and crew friends from the Bay area gathered at the Oakland Estuary to participate in the Annual Alumni Crew Day. Men from the 1928, 1932, and 1948 Olympic crews combined with other former oarsmen to demonstrate their old form and row- ing ability. Even the families and children took part in the activities as they rode in the launch with Oski. Th� Seniors dressed up both themselves and th ir shell for th intercuts races. Seme alums on the ramp—on their way out to th Estuary waters. The 1948 Olyrepk crew and an Alumni shell practice their former rowing skills cn Alurrwi Oar. INTERCLASS RACES THE STRONG junior boats defeated the seniors and sophomores respectively in both races be- tween the classes. The first junior boat was com- posed almost entirely of the first varsity shell which made the New Zealand trip. The strong showing made by both third-year shells gave evidence to a good nucleus for next year. Top vanity nmn who alto went down u-vler were KEN CUSICK, DAVE DRAVES, TOM ADAMS, ar J HARRY CARDISER. Futuro Olympic Man are pictured with their famous dads, LLOYD BUTLER and RALPH PURCHASE, both members of the 1948 Olympic crew. The Alums hit the water—FRAN FREDERICK '28. CARL PEDERSEN '32, 8ERT JASTRAM '32, HARRY MILLER '27, CLENN ROGERS '31, WARD VON TILLOW '29. MUM robinsoh:« Md tw mi'vW'1 FRESHMAN CREW EIGHT-OAR shells offer an entirely different type of rowing than most newcomers are familiar with, and consequently the freshmen are thoroughly trained in the fundamentals by coaches Russ Nagler and Jim Lemmon. Much early practice is given on the scow —a traditional sight on the Estuary—as the freshmen learn to stroke evenly and coordinate their strokes. Although they placed last in the Interclass Races (which is customary!), the crew as a whole is develop- ing quite well and will continue to strengthen the varsity next year as previous frosh groups have done. Competition this year included races with other first- year shells from UCLA, Washington, and Stanford, as well as exhibition races at Stockton on Memorial FRESHMAN CREW FRONT ROW. left 10 fight: Thesraond Coffelt. Around Ma enli, Oran Crumby, Jerome Greenbaom, Ronald Jameson. SECOND ROW Glen Hutchison, Peter Oollirer. Rictwrd Sle er, Richard Utfery, Robert Denison, Howard Morrow, Walter Schlpp, Daniel Power, Martin Rotto, John Sloan, William Bland. Howard Jory. THIRD ROW: Jim Lemmon, Walter Grens, frtrk Swift, Gerald Dre«er, Carl Corde� . William OeViries, Thomas WalJh, Marti Levy, Eduard Grenj, Howard Oocker, Ronald Ahlport. John Richards, Dmald Heimard, Russ Naylee. BACK ROW: Robert Lamborn, Paul 8ryant, Don Nortn, James Adams, Roger Herrlirrj. Carl Walker, Frink Burrows, Siegfried Sohmldt. Ooraid Abbott, William Sproute. Arno Id Belgm. 225 im IKJmGDO 1 ALTHOUGH the California varsity baseball nine started its CIBA league on the losing end, there was an eventful outlook toward the future. The early season losses were hard played tilts and could have gone either way. The promising pitch- Senior manager MYRON RAPP (right) confert with Clint Evans' astitum EO SANCU- MENTE, a three-time Ali-CIBA third baseman. 1951 ne et the founders of the NCAA ateball playoffs, Coach CUNT VANS I� roted throughout the Hlcge coach, rg fraternity as one F the leaders In the rast impro - tent of intercollegiate baseball in the last five years. 1951 VARSITY ) I I FRONT ROW, left to right: Bock Cowan, Cat Munot. Merrill Grotenhvis, Bob Bandy, Cil Beck. Al Davies. Carl Anaclerio, Pete Corona. Bob Henderson. SECOND ROW: Don Dodson, Vern Pitau. Doa Moore , Jim Hall, Bob MeWhlrter, Ed Mayer, Tom Keoagh, A! Mathews Ed Milano, George Peekema, Syl McNinch. BACK ROW: Greg Mailkoff (mascot), Jim Crew, Bob GilMa, Andy Stag- naro, Ray Creen, Bill Nithita, George Peterson, Okk Drake, Horn Beveelt, Hugh Huddleston, Myron Rapp, Ed Sancleerente, Clint «■� � � • SEASON ing of Bill Nishita and Ed Mayer, combined with the steady relief of Andy Stagnaro, provided the mainstay of the var- sity hopes. At the beginning of the season the batting was shaky as the Bears frequently fell into a batting slump. But with the hitting by Carl Anaclerio, Hugh Huddleston, Tom Keough, and Syl McNinch ever improving, the varsity horse- hiders were hard to beat. PRE-CIBA GAMES CALIFORNIA 5 CALIFORNIA 2 CALIFORNIA 8 CALIFORNIA 5 CALIFORNIA 8 CALIFORNIA 4 CALIFORNIA 1 CALIFORNIA 2 CALIFORNIA 8 CALIFORNIA 4 CALIFORNIA 9 CALIFORNIA 8 CALIFORNIA 9 CALIFORNIA 1 CALIFORNIA 13 CAL ALUMNI 5 KENNY PARK I SAN FRANCISCO STATE 7 MOFFAT'S MANTECA 4 PENOLETON MARINES 2 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 3 ST. LOUIS BROWNS' ROOKIES 10 OAKS 6 SAN FRANCISCO STATE 7 CAL AGGIES 3 CHICO STATE 0 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO I SAN FRANCISCO MARINES 0 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 3 SALEM SENATORS 12 PETE CORONA, an outfielder «ho bats and throws r.oM handed. is a two-year vanity ktteman and was the leading California hitler In CIBA fcr the 1050 season. 00N 000S0N, second baseman and three-year varsity letlermai, was a member of the 1950 NCAA 8th district all-star tea-� w m m k m m Sophemore outfielder TOM KEOUGH bats and throws right handed ar 4 is one Of the fastest and best base owners on the team. ANDY STAGNARO, a former San Diego JC star. Is , a two-year varsity letterman. aid the team's cut- standing relief pitcher. I Co-captain AL DAVIES bat and tVow right harded and is a three-year «artity lettermaa. He K noted at an Ootttand.ro defentive out- fielder with the bett trm In CIBA. Wcekhene of the Cal catching ttaff it Co-cap- tain GIL BECK, a three-year «artity letternvM «ho bait and throw right handed. Firtt bateman SVL McNINCM, a two-year var- tlty lettermaa who throw and bat left handed, it one ct the teit player t« the CIBA. Number two pitcher on the Califoraia pitching tuff I top honore EO MEYER, a louthpaw. Sw CIBA DUE TO an early deadline it was impos- sible to cover all of the CIBA games. Scores of the pre-deadline games were: April 6 California 2 Stanford 3 At Stanford April 7 California 3 UCLA ... 4 California 4 UCLA 6 Doubleheader at Berkeley 231 FRONT ROW. kft to right: Cit-j V.Jtilkoff (mascot). Skip Peterson, Warren Short, Ktr, Costello, Franklin Benjamin. Midge Locarninl, Gordon Zimmtrnun. SECOSO ROW: Jerry Powers, Jerry Webber, Bill Monroe, Bob Bandy, Ed Milano, Huoh Huddleston, Etden Beck, Bob Aadtnon (coach). BACK ROW: Oick Drake, Merrill Grotenha.s, George Peekema, Jim Hall, Bob McWhirter. Hoot Bennett, Ray Greene, Vcm Pilau, Al Mathews. CINNAMON BEARS COMPETING AGAINST service teams and JC's, the Cinnamon Bears defeated some of the finest nines in the northern part of the state. The jayvee schedule keeps every man on the team in top condition and gives each player a chance to work up to the first team. Many from the junior var- sity team will move to the first nine next season. FRESHMEN AN UNUSUALLY strong freshmen baseball HARRY KINGMAN held a dcuOk job for he sersed as frtihnun coach arrf director ol Slilci Hall. nine proceeded to sweep through nearly all of its opponents. Under the coaching of Harry Kingman the club demonstrated fine form in de- feating both JC and high school competition. Packed with hard hitters and fast base runners like Leon Fish, Dave Fredericks, Bob Fox and Moro Pugh, the team was an ample threat in all of its games. FROSH TEAM FRONT ROW, kit to r ht: Run Varerrjo. John Dtrdlvanis. Dominic Hot . Ty Wnrell. 6tir.ird Scaparro. James Jcniver. SECOND ROW: O.r.id Frederick, Mervyn Crivt. Go don Gill, Al Thompson. Butch Bul a% Ewn Oils, Icon Fish. BACK ROW: Mamin Pi h, Willie Wiltsek. Bob For. John Popoeich, Jack Quick, Kenneth Wood, Charlie Sarver (assistant coach), Mike De Soto. i The perpetually � un-U-'««d cooeh e the net (en, DICK STEVENS, dnided his time between the Cal ccurti and the Berkeley Ten� «J Club. 1951 VARSITY TENNIS ALTHOUGH LOSING five leffermen, California's tennis prospects appeared excellent because of the standouts of last year's freshman squad. An outstanding sophomore who moved to first singles position was Fred Hagist. His former teammates, John and Rupe Ricksen and Hugh Ditzler, proved to be competent varsity players and provided the team with a great deal of depth. Last season's varsity lettermen, Merrill Albert and Chuck Curry, added the necessary experience to the squad. The Cal team appeared fast and hard to beat because of its well-balanced depth. As a team it captured the Northern California Intercollegiate Tennis Champion- ship title. varsity squad FRONT ROW, left lo right: Hugh Diuler, Rupe Ricltcn, Frtd H. ;lst, John Rxkten, Bud ‘.'irthleisen. BACK ROW: Dick Stevens (coach), Frank Schneider, Merrill Albert, 8ruce Collins, Paul OoUfl (manager). TENNIS MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Daw Stepanek. Paul Oolan, Glen Malcne, Jim Scott. Tcp tennis manager PAUL DOLAN. Teon captain MERRILL AL8ERT. FREO HAC1ST. although a sophomore, r J rd first in the State of California Junior Singles Correct it kn in 1950 and also reached the Mini flMb o the National Junior Tennis Tournament. Coach OICK STEVENS talks to bis neltcrs bct«een sets RUPE RICKSEN ard BRUCE COLLINS (sealed) and JOHN RICKSEN. MERRILL ALBERT. OICK RITCHEY anj FRANK SCHNEIOER (stard.rg). A good player, HUGH 01TZLER, possessed a very dangerous serve, and teamed � ilh Fred H� 9ist in doubles play. DICK RITCHEY played W tht assior vars:iy last season. RU?E RICKSEN, playin? on the freshman squad last year, 8RUCE COLLINS is noted for his � d groa d strokes. •rosed to a start in? earsity position. | A teey fast «an on the court was CHUCK CURRY, also was n� «s6cr three «an last year. JOHN RICKSEN was Western Caadian Sidles Cisampion a tie playin) in junior ccmpctitiot. MERRILL ALBERT was team captain for the second corse- calls� year. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW, Wl 10 right: J.Kk Oarr N, Store Greta, Bid MutOkntn, Dick Ur � � . BACK ROW: Frank S hn� UJ«r. 8« lyre J. V. AND FRESHMEN TENNIS THE JUNIOR Varsity had tew outside matches and concentrated mainly on intra-squad competition so that the squad might obtain more experience. THE FROSH team was not as strong as last year's freshmen, but still pos- sessed some able players who might be the future varsity stars. The most promising prospect was Bill Demas, who came from Sacramento. Paul Wil- son and Bill Finlc will probably also strengthen next year's team. The main game for the freshmen is the Stanford match. The frosh earn their numerals when they play the Redmen. FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW, Mt to r-jht: 8ill Oonvu, Bill Fink, lym Irffkr. BACK ROW: Pwl Wilton, Jack Rorrei. Thff of the Bein' up swimmers are JIM ROSS, ROO L1N00UIST and BILL PHILLIPS. «ulstandiag breast strofcer It veteran WALOO COOK, a senior. SWIMMING A former twimminn champion in hit own rljhl, coach GEORGE SCHROTH continued to produce top swimmm. THE BEST team in the history of the university represented UC in the swimming competition this season. The 150-yard senior backstroke championship in the Pacific Association Tournament fell to California when Jim Ross captured the event. Ross later placed in the finals of the NCAA Tournament at Austin, Texas. This was the first time in four years the Bears were represented in the tournament. Other important members of the team included Allan Louderback, Rod Linquist, Bill Phillips as swimmers, and Dick Pollack, an able diver. varsity squad FRONT ROW. kft to right: Henry Swdfrvxt. Jim Chapman, Roy Ctulm. BACK ROW: Allan Icudcrtuct, Bill Philllpt, Roerc� L Mount, J.m Ron, Tom Paul to v In hit spare tin� tftilOf marvaner JACK RICHAROS mW plant lor h.t trip to Ert?laM and the Unrrmity cd Orferd. SWIMMING MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Preston James, Jim Carpenter, Jack Richards (senior manager), Hi . Silcox, Chuck Wilso.i. 1 FRONT ROW. kft I© rfeM: Will� � Becker Jim OaviS, William for '. SECOND ROW: Jerome Redder, Adolph Rosekram. Oon Kamler. Brock Clark. THIRO ROW: Bod Uphrff, Bob Fisher, Pal Van Renneselaer, Burke Orahe.m, Bill Maclaaghlin. BACK ROW: 8ill Martinovich. Charles Hume� . FRONT ROW. kit 10 rioM: Bob Roche. Morris Kirk, Ralph Onslad.. Roland Park� � . SECONO ROW: laarence Helm, David Ktmell. Oooj Pe«ot� Pete Noack. Merlin Henry. BACK ROW: Cupene Me- Co-capla.n «4 Ike 1050 swimming varsity, HERB STEINER, assumed ne. duties as Cabe, Allard l� «. Robert Kahl, William lewis. ffWt, Sophomore JIM ROSS placed sixth in the NCAA backstroke race this year, and Is A great addition to U« varsity. Versatile BILL PHILLIPS (below) swims freestyle a«l also set a university record In the Indlridwl medley. Much Improved over last year and still advancing Is another outstanding soptemore, AL LOUOERBACK. ROD LINOOUIST holds the •tnersity breaststroke record. WATER POLO BOWING TO the Indians in their final game, the Golden Bear water poloists wound up the season in third place. Coach George Schroth's team played a fifteen-game schedule with six of these being against PCC opponents. In the Pacific Association Tournament at San Fran- cisco the Bears beat the Cal Aggies in the semi-final and went on to take first place by downing the Olympic Club. Jim Chapman, Pierre Pellissier, Jan Bowman, and Al Louderback stood out as good pros- pects to replace seniors Herb Steiner, Wally Cook, Don Fisher, Bumps Baldauf and Rod Lindquist. PrOOd 0«H Ol a R xS«'. vcholanhip anj a 1932 Pierc -Arro , s«nior man- W JACK RICHARDS coo- fen o.tfc likeable GEORGC SCHROTH, water polo'i voccenfsl coach. SiSKSn. SOCCER CALIFORNIA'S SOCCER team with its composition of foreign and American students repeated last year's performance by plac- ing second in the loop standings. The outstanding ability of half- back Bob DiGrazia earned him a position on the All-Coast eleven soccer team. Teammate Phil Arnot continually threatened the opposition by his scoring splurges, and soccerman Malik Shafei was always a demon on defense. The most spirited playing was against Stanford. In each of its two encounters the Bears fought out a one-point victory margin with the Indians. RUGBY THE WORLD CUP again returned to U. S. toil at the Cal Ruggers gained their most decisive win series against the University of British Columbia since the two schools started competing. The Bears captured three out of four games and tied the last one. After the first few games California emerged as a coast power containing some outstanding players and a strong forward wall. The lightning-fast thinking of Max Howell and the kicking by fullback Bob Loscy continually got the Bears out of trouble. Les Richter, who com- bined aggressive playing with accurate point kicking, tied Ed Welch's game scoring record by earning 19 points against UCLA. The only loss was an upset in the last minute of play against Stanford after a nip and tuck battle. Cal finished the season by downing a highly-rated semi-pro team from British Columbia. lMU a «« • It . .1 aroW Cam?' Irtish E4 247 BOXING POSSESSING ITS strongest dual meet team since the war, the Bear boxers scored vic- tories over five of their six opponents and went on to take fifth place in the Coast Tour- nament. The Cal squad lost only to Idaho State in the dual competition. Two of the varsity boxers represented the university in the NCAA Tournament. They were George Pelonis and Bill Sapsis, who were both former winners of the Milton T. Cunha award for the outstanding boxer. Three-year letter winner, Hank Harvey, was unable to participate in the tournament because of an unfortunate shoulder injury. ED NEMIft coached the strongest dual meet team seen at Cal m recent years. Senior HANK HARVEY (165 lb.) has a credit- able record erf only three matches lost in three years of dual meets. BILL SAPSIS. a graduating senior and three- letter man, won four and lost only ore match this year ■� the 145 lb. division. SopS-more GEORGE PELONIS 175 lb.) non the Milton Senior BRUNO TORREANO had very strong competition all Cunha award for the outstanding bcwr in tee intraimral year la the 145 lb. bracket and ended the season with ox tournament. win and t� «ee losses. BOXING TEAM FRONT ROW, left to rijM: Bruno Terrearo. Ken Hansen. Jim Handel, Emmett Forrester, Scrap Zalba. SECOND ROW: Kiel Moore, Dick Quartile, Ed Griffin, Hank Haney, Myron Hansen, Bill Sapsis, Bill MacBeath. BACK ROW: Herb Andrade, Tim McCready, Jim McCar.� , Paiton 8ca!e, Tom Witter, Fred Shicnen, Lcs Carjdy, Karl Koer-rj, Ed Nem.r (coach). J � K� BENTLEY LYON (in action at� � � ) held the 177-16. title in the Conference and Far Western championships, the 191-16. title In the Pacific AAU meet, at well at placing forth In the NCAA In the 177-16. bracket. WRESTLING A VICTORIOUS season engulfed the Cali- fornia wrestling team. After losing many able men at the beginning of the season, expecta- tions were low, but the team pulled through and developed to the point of tying for first with Washington State in the Conference Championship Tournament. The Bear squad won all of its dual meets in addition. SCORES uc 21 ...13 uc 25 ...II uc 19 17 uc 21 UCLA 3 uc 18 uc 21 II uc 35 Cal Aggios-Alamoda NAS 5 Team captain JOE McKIM, 137-16. chaopicn in the Conference and Coach HENRY STONE celebrated hit 25th year at wrcttlinj coach Placing second in Conference competition In the 130-lb. divltion. Far Wettern competition, also held the 145-16. championship in the by producing a champicmhip tea� � . sophomore DAVE KIKUCHI held the additional title of Far West- Pacific AAU toernament. ern chaapicn in the same weight bracket. WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW. left to right: Roy Caslerada. Robert Riw, Joe McKim (captain), William Perry, Al Tovar. SECONO ROW: R. Miller, R. DeWilt, Euge-e Thews T. Staniford, M. Bunge R G� 6bel. BACK ROW: Henry Store (coach), R. Will. Ray Watson. Bentley Lyon, R. Binder, Oe� e Johnson, Frank Barney, Robert Walkup, Hugh Mecsby (assistant coach). t Golf coach AL SAIS kottt niiilinfl fcHtn givei .mtructiom to the team at the Mira Vitta Country Ctc6 wtere h« it IK pro. GOLF TEAM KNEELING, left to right: Rutt Bigftcw, Corky Nkholat, STANOINC: Sm Randolph, Don Brurk (captain), Ted Engi, Okk Hargrove, Dan McMillan. GOLF WITH THE help of Don Brunk and Sam Randolph, who was formerly a fwo-handicapper at Santa Barbara, the California golf team took on a long and difficult schedule. Last year, the Cal team held the Northern California Intercollegiate cham- pionship title. The return of letterman Ted Engs, who was last year's Pacific Coast Conference medalist and finalist, greatly strengthened the golf team for the spring semester. Also, the improving abilities of Sam Randolph and Dan McMillan pro- vided a better outlook than during the fall. ABOVE: Strr.v aid team captart DON BRUNK a medalist ie thf Northern California IntercoJIeji- at« last ytar with a card of 70. LEFT: Top man pf thf tfam H SAM RANDOLPH «ho ijl to hrt C fdit «iCtOrifl poitcd over cifr Ken Venturi (Northern California Intercollegiate cham- pion) and 8o� y Root. RIGHT: Out ol the moil prc-r.iing sophomores h OAN McUILLAN «ho turned in a tep were tarty in the toaion. 250 SAILING TEAM FRONT ROW: 8.11 Bent. SECOND ROW, Irit to � t� M: Ltourd Smith, Bill Ficker, Allen Smith. BACK ROW: UtavII North, Jock Beiu. Urry Shtp, Frank Hop� . A pox! yschtWM.i in hit o n ripht, CHARLES A. (CAP) PEASE lot served as fscolty heritor to the t� sm tine� h� e� p� nii«d it in 193-1. SAILING TAKING SECOND place in the 1950 National Champion- ships at Newport, the sailing team has continued its winning ways with prospects of participating in the Nationals again this year. Capturing the PCC Championships in December was the highlight of the year, as Cal defeated nine other colleges. Undefeated to date, the sailors have also scored victories over UCLA, Davis, Pomona, and the California Maritime Academy. Outstanding team members are cap- tain Bill Ficker, Lowell North, Larry Shep and Allen Smith, who comprise the top boat. Wmnfr of th� ifldrvidusl hiph-pdiftl KOr« trtphy � « d d st th P� «i Interccllip-Jte Chan- lcrahlpi si Nr-Ajcrt Ml BILL FICKER, warn FENCING trading hit tram la a mott successful season «at DON CHRISTENSEN, coach ot the (encirg tram. ALTHOUGH NOT generally recognized as dashing swordsmen, the Uni- versity of California boasts a fine record in fencing competition against other schools. Last year the Cal team were the foil champions in the PCC, and backed by the abilities of Wolford Wootan, Russell Campbell and Albert Lambert, the team won numerous titles in the Northern California American Fencing League this season. In its competition with Stanford the foil masters have not lost a meet in over five years. FENCING TEAM KNEELING: Don Chrltteason. STANDING, left to right: Roland 8lanchl, Frank Borgia, Frank Ha radiro, UfNIn Rubin, Moi Berger, Albert Lte. RIFLERY PARTICIPATING IN the Northern California Intercollegiate Rifle Confer- ence, the Varsity rifle team won first place, taking all but one of their matches. The University also has a Class A team, Class B team, and ROTC team. The Class A squad placed first in the East Bay League and the ROTC team won first in the Sixth Army Tournament. The almost impossible was accomplished this season when team member Mason Kline made a perfect score of 200 points in a practice session. Three of the leading marks- men of the league were Cal members—Ted Weller, Dick Hinkle and Frank Packard. CAPTAIN CHARLES DR0N8ERCER, USA, was tolls a success- ful rifle coach and act dtiater. ABOVE RIGHT—KNEELING, Wl to Gtrdrn Tar . OKk Hinkle, Mason Kline. STANDING: Fraik Packed, 0 k McDermott. ABOVE LEFT: MASON KLINE, team captain in the fall, COnfm with DICK McOERMOTT, his successor. RIFLE TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: T. V. Wu, Dick McDermott, Normas Williams, Sheldon $m th. SFC0N0 ROW: Pete Norton, Lloyd AnCAJrd, Dick Hinkle, Harold Hobbs, Dick Steyer SACK ROW: Carl Maessaer. Nason Kli«e, Bob Johnson. Frank Packard, Cordrn Taras. VOLLEYBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, kft to r M: Dick RooSMrfl, Coach lance Flanajan, Vc Mathcwi. SECOND ROW: Slu McDonald, Phil laore-x . Nick fellatio, 8enr lt Wolf, K, Nlshinora. BACK ROW: Dick Underwood, Dick McCv'dy, Al Wntclan, Bill llnvenbard. VOLLEYBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF the 1951 volleyball season included a first place in the Northern California open tournament B division, a third place in the Oakland Fellowship Tournament and a fourth place in the Northern Cali- fornia Invitational Tournament. The UC team is the only organized collegi- ate team in Northern California; therefore, much of their competition has been against YMCA's. They also participated in the State Tournament at Fresno and the Vallejo Invitational Tournament. A wry tiigibk bachelor jnd UC grad. LANCE FLAN GVN is assliUM supervisor of PE and coach cf the volleyball team. I HANDBALL HANDBALL COMPETITION is composed of teams representing various organizations in the Bay Area. The team suffered an unfortunate loss this season when Blake Williams, one of the outstanding all-time players at the University of California, was called into the army. Team member John Ruymaker finished the season with an impressive record. Don Cloud was also one of the better players. The squad officially closed the handball season with its annual dinner for team members. HANDBALL TEAM FRONT ROW. kft to right: John Ruyeakrr, Dick Pearl. Don lud� rj. B«CK ROW: Andy domi (ce :h), Dick Stuart, Don Ctood. Frank Frenn, Bob Row . Ski coach BUMPS BFLOAUF laV.w) had Iht official title C director 4 winter spwu at So? � Bowl vd while coaching the Cal rt rrs. he had the capable JttisU k of EO PAUL, team minajer. SKI TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Merrill 8r� «n, Fra Elliot Bart Prom Dpi Baer (uptaift), Ed Paul (nu� xp� r), Bumps Baldauf (coach), Pros Hotchkis. Fred Corfee. SKIING The cwttlaadi'9 four-way mai was senor CON BAER (ahewff), team CJp’.aia, � ho tcok a seco.d •« thf criis-ccunlry Vd a Ihird iw lh: .umpire in the Califcenia-spomored Va d.-rbilt hem.rial He a'so p need first « the lnt«rcofle?ate class in t 26 m le cross-ccwitry Done� Mem.-� ' l Race, as teammate MERRILL ERO.VN (lower riphtl tort a secod, Outstasdiw? downs hill and sla'cm s.ie� s, FREO COR- FEE (r-.flht) and B5RT FROM (left) each placed first i.i the d.wn hill race in I to Trrssid.v a d Vanderbilt races respx ively. Fred Corfee x-sd Dpi Baer are 0� the lower left. SUN VALLEY training between semesters opened the 1951 skiing season for California. Although Jon Lie and Bumps Baldauf graduated lash June, the Bears had three returning letter- men and a strong frosh-sophomore group with which to work this year. The skiers participated in the University of Nevada Winter Carnival an J the Tressider and Vanderbilt Memorial Cup Races, placing third in each meet. Five teams took part in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Ski Union Championships at Squaw Valley. FRONT ROW, left t© right: Ed Connolly, 1« Knapps, Orfk Peekema, Dick Polfeck. SECOND ROW' Al Millar. Clean DeLisle, Roman Gankin. Bill Stcaart, Jotr Zachry, P.iul Gocdale. BACK ROW: Coach Chock Keen� , Al Bra-eem, Sam Siatieh, Captain Bob Commander, Jim Warren, Jack McLesaghan, Ken Hagen, Oon Rehbein. GYMNASTICS THE 1951 edition of the California Varsity gym team started the season with a decisive loss to USC on Feb. 24, 59-22. The high points of this meet for the Bears were senior Al Millar's victory in the side horse and soph Mark Harrison's victory in the trampoline over third national ranking Ducitt of USC. A week later Cal nosed out UCLA by a 44 to 37 score. On March 10 Cal showed its strength over Stanford by a 67 to 13 victory. The Southern Division PCC Cham- pionships at USC confirmed USC's superior strength with I 12 points, Cal second with 441 j, UCLA third with 39| 2 and Stanford with 2. USC went on to tie with Illinois for second place in the NCAA meet where Cal's only entry, Mark Harrison, took fifth on the trampoline. UPPER LEFT. Coach CHUCK KEENEY all© narra 1« the gymnastics entertainment tet-een halm a« basketball gam.-s. LEFT CENTER: Placing third in the PCC mm -at PAUL G00DALE. Cal's best on the horitontal bars. LOWER LEFT: Junior BILL STEWART, parallel bars specialist, placed second in the PCC meet. LOWER RIGHT: Winning the All-Around event in the UCLA mm, captain and senior BOB COMMANDER, -as a mast welcome transfer frrm UCLA. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD FROM ROW. Icfl to rljM: Swv Anderson. Hertert Morrison, Nornun Orton. SECOND ROW: Sill Stant• Icr. Cal Mehlert, Robert Hulpin, Price Kin?. Verne TtiorrtSurn. BACK ROW: John Nelson, Al de Lorimier, Roland lA-qler, Gordon Putter. CROSS COUNTRY THE FIFTEEN hard-working cross country members included top runners as seniors and three-year lettermen Bill Stauffer and Cal Mehlert, sophomore Herb Morrison, and frosh Norm Green. Leading the Hamilton men was Bill Stauffer, veteran distance ace from Santa Ana, who was the coast's No. 2 two-miler last spring. The stocky Stauffer set a home course record of 20:39 in his last race for the Blue and Gold. The Bear leather-lungers proved their worth by defeating UCLA twice. USC won the top spot by defeating California in their two encounters. PICTURES: Upper right: Cross costfry cMch BRUTUS HAMILTON and «Mittunt AL RAGAN c� «k the running times. CAL MEHLERT «enter right) Md BILL STAUFFER (Icwer rigAt) r re e.tellent perform- ers. trsth e veins three letlert. lorrer left: HarrHrt VERN THORNBURG PRICE KING, JOHN NELSON. STEVE ANDERSON, BILL STAUFFER, and CAL MEHLERT spent auny Fours ol practice lor their meets. RALFE MILLER (MO }ai« s«vtd it the ertrcmiiy cjpablc jnd busy Inlf.j ur.il Director Afrf had AS hit MSiSUWI, DICK MACKEY (right), the hardworking Senior Manager. INTRAMURAL THIS PAST year over 3500 men par- ticipated in the twenty-two sports of- fered in the intramural program. These sports cover as wide a range of interests as most students could de- sire—from baseball and basketball through volleyball and wrestling. The university mural facilities are numer- ous, well equipped and well managed. There are outdoor fields and courts for football, baseball, tennis, track, volleyball, swimming, horseshoes and other sports, as well as indoor courts for such sports as squash, basketball, handball, badminton, table tennis, wrestling, fencing and gymnastics. Both golf and bowling make use of nearby non-university facilities. BASEBALL, VOLLEYBALL and FOOTBALL are three sports which male use of the exte-l’vt outdrer mural facilities C n.on a d Aer.h fields. 253 I INTRAMURAL INTRAMURAL SPORTS produce a keen, competitive spirit among the participants, and the games are as thoroughly enjoyed by the spectators! The quality of good sportsmanship is fostered through the hard-fought games and meets—for individual, liv- ing group, organization or group achievement. Football was closely contested throughout the season, with the PE Majors of the American league winning a thrilling play-off for the All- University Championship against the National league champions, Delta Up- silon, 20-13. The UC league claimed Rockwood as its top football team. The other sports continue through May, although some will conclude in June—at which time the winners and champions will be decided. BASKETBALL, TABLE TENNIS a id BADMINTON All occupy Indoor ccurti In tbegym, «hile the HORSE- SHOi pIlCAfri aCrOll thf Uteri at Union field. 259 no SQUAD FRONT ROW, Id! to right: Cwgr Lee, Prte Stassey, Akiru Takemeri, Vance Lemer. SECONO ROW: fammy Yamiuchi, Herbert Y.m, John Baleix, To� Morgan, Jay Higashi. BACK ROW: £d Sir Clomente (coach). JIM SWOOEN � t up for a lay-in to add two pc H to the 145's score. as Chuck Kaupke koks on. BASKETBALL RECORD, 1950-51 SEASON UC 145' Berkeley City League UC 44 Ensor B Opponent 49 53 Gladys 33 54 Parchostor Village 47 40 Morrill Plumbing 21 34 Ensor B 31 32 Berkeley AC 29 36 Old Stag 43 32 Parchaster Village 40 43 Borkoloy Cue Center 53 33 Morrill Plumbing 30 35 Berkeloy AC .... 31 36 Old Stags .. 41 36 Berkeley AC 44 Outside Games 70 Alamoda Air Station Intramural Champions 44 41 St. Mary's HS 19 Richmond HS 40 29 Santa Rosa HS 34 59 Berkeley HS 23 68 Clarksburg HS ... 48 59 Mt. Diablo HS 76 Won 10, Lost 10 WEIGHT BASKETBALL BASKETBALL RECORD, 1950-51 SEASON UC 130' Berkeley City League UC Opponont 48 The Bluet .. 13 47 Bushers 26 50 Bolulus 51 38 Berkeley PO 40 40 52 51 Borkeloy Silonts 34 The Blues 44 Bushers 25 34 Bolulus 32 40 8orkeley PO 43 51 Berkeley Silent 32 Outside Games 29 Berkoley HS B 34 63 Mt. Diablo HS B 25 58 Healdtburg HS 22 32 G. Washington HS B 19 47 St. Mary's HS 8 38 63 Clarksburg HS 8 36 29 St. Mary's HS 8'' 27 33 Richmond HS ''B'' 39 Won 13. Los 5 145 SQUAD A� dir 9 la t 130's season record of 13 niet to 5 losses was PETE MASSEY, jurroinj with the ball. FRONT ROW, left to right: Al Parsons, Chuck K.vpke, Bill Stenj. BACK ROW: Jim Reed (mi � 9er). Other 130'S are TOM MORCAN and GEORGE LEE. Mart.n Marsh, Harlan Sutherland. Ocn Fr.dlunJ, 8ob Mellon (coach), INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Ycrfc Crubb Ullrich earOercmrw Winaitotf Fall OFFICERS Spring Walter Ullrich President Raymond Bartholomew John Grubb Vice-President Sam Winnikoff Slovon York Secretary-Treasurer Al Johnson George Sulliff Thomas M. Rominglon Richard L. OI:on H. C. Carney Norman B. Pcdorson Preston Hotehkis Alan Ro enfold Jack Warnor Dudley Dinshaw James K. Ekegren Kenneth Cusick Luchon Baker Richard B. Alexander James N. Williams Joseph Sugrowe Robert M. Fulfon B'll Mackey Ray Hurd Thomas B. Allan James Basile Furman Roberts Dexter Ragatz Chi Phi Barnaby Smith Chi Psi Howard Coke Del Rey Richard Klolxly Richard Klotxly Conrad Pearson Charles Kaupke Peter Schabarum James D. Thatcher Robert Elder Edward J. Maloney Robert Minahen Thomas Paulson Hugh Penman Emanuel Treitcl Emanuel Trcilel Franklyn Walson Franklyn Watson Donald Bentley Edmund Bartlett Robert E. Loo Dick larkey Robert L. Davidson Phi Kappa Tau George Triphon Jack Chourree Clinton S. King Herbert McDuffio Ray L Smith Douglas Higgins Walter V. Lord K. D. Vickory Roy A. Hoffman Don. Samp:ol Ralph Congdon Thola Xi Zeta Bela Tau George L. Fernacher A bort Dunlap Zola Psi Thomas W. Wilier 266 I ABRACADABRA 2425 RIDGE ROAD FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1895 ONE CHAPTER UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Roy Allan Stu Kimball Lewi Bator Robort Gordon Sproul Greg Enqlehard Frank Spurrier Boynton Kaiser Robert Underhill Robert Usinger SENIORS Paul Castro Douglas Keith Paul Day Bill Kirk Philip Edgar Bill Kleinenbroich Gillette Gordon Shelton Moore William A. Ingram Ted Steakley George Sutliff JUNIORS Bud Bassett Bill McNair Louis Beck Bill McNoar Jack Blasingame Desmond Owens Richard Bon Edward Pause Roy Haddock Garry Smith Donald Lawyer Jim Smith Stan Walkor SOPHOMORES Gcno Bryan Richard Harto Vince Young FRESHMEN Dcmotrios Dimit.iou Fred Garland Cill Thomas MASCOT Smokey SPRING PLEDGES Ben Richards Ron Forstrom Andcrscc Ellis Hyerle Kilgore Len� Mallory Olson Dare Prekema Pfost Poppe Remington Samson Shjlnun Steinmrtz Tingle BrrriOge Cop FrkUy Hetfpll, R Jehnsos Jetlyrreur Koees Peek Pl� rd Pogh Smith Stccktlelh SIkSSu Wilkins WiltK) Colliau Ehrlkh Hawkins Linspabnrd Tantm Evans Kiddt Van Ztrker Hoftelt, M, ACACIA 2340 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. 1904 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1905 THIRTY-FOUR CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Edward Bowes B. L. Robertson R. T. Crawford Frod Colons R. B. Tippet! GRADUATES Jack Adams Joseph Shaw SENIORS Mason Anderson Richard Pookema John Czarnecki Fred Pfost Davo Ellis Charles Poppo Robort Hyerle Daniol Radmanovieh Ronald Kilgore Thomas Remington 8oyd Long Stuart Samson George Mallory Marvin Shulman Richard Olson William Steinmetz Edgar Owre Walter Tingley JUNIORS Derrick Berridge Neal Peek Elliot Bronner Richard Pland Richard Clements Robert Pugh Robert Coe William Smith Robert Friday George Stockfleth Richard Hoffelt Murman Vedder Jack Johnson Edmund Wilkins Arthur Jollymour Edward Willig Harold Kouns John Nysteun Richard Wolcott SOPHOMORES Ted Colliau Robort Montgomery Robort Ehrlich Robert Tanom Alvin Hawkins William Linsenbard Douglas Wolcott FRESHMEN Richard Evans Jim Vangele Merrill Hoffolt James Kidder Malvin Zirker SPRING PLEDGES Don Campbell Gil Muck Jack Keen Gordon Taylor 2i3 1 1 ALPHA CHI SIGMA 2627 VIRGINIA FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN. 1902 SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 FORTY-SIX CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES F. W. Allan Gor.ild E. X. Branch Lao Brawar Lerou A. Bromlay Robert E. Connick Richard E. Powell W. V. Cruets J.J. Eilar Jotaph Guffy William D. Gwinn Donald N. Hanson F. Car Joel Hildebrand P. W. Kirk W. M. Latimer Donald S. McClure Chester T. O'Konski Aiel R. Olson Kenneth S. Pitier G. K. Rollefson Glenn T. Stewart Theodore Vermeulon Charles R. Wilke ipbell Williams GRADUATES Wayne Compton Norman Leroy William Jolly Jacques Nauaui James Robbers SENIORS William Bagot George Kelly John Boyles Michel LeBrun James Bradford Gilbert Patchett Carl Carney Leonard Peller Thomas Cawthon Roy Pritchard Robert Chesworth Wallace Richardson William Galligan Henry Rodcen Edgar Grabau Peter Strom George Haley Georqe Sheets John Hampton JUNIORS Donald Wuth Arthur 8arta Jack Graham Robert Beck Ralph Gunther Jan Bowman James Rice George Clausen Paul Russell Donald deHalas Clay Sharts Robert Erickson Ronald Smith Lawrence Ferreira Lloyd Snyder Harold Freeman Irville Whittemore SOPHOMORES George Batchelder Edward Dayhuff John Meckinncy Vernon Troutner MASCOT Fugecity SPRING PLEDGES Edward Dayhuff Harold Freeman Jack Graham Ralph Gunther James Willows Charles Madwell Bill Olson Julian Schamus Larry Snyder Co«p o« .Ml� Leroy RoObers Bradford Carney Canshon Galli an Grabau Haley LeBrun Pa:ct ti Peller Ritfcardson Rodeen Sweats 8 ria Bowman OeHaias Erxktcn Ferriera Freeman Gr� k� m GunlVr Rite Russell Smarts Snyder Whitlemore BatOeldor Oaybjff Uackinney Fujjcity B r r j 8ruik CWpmat E� m Far «worth Hfrsht Kw HoUhkit Hubbk'4 Li«tnecre McKi-Htr PcdtrtO Spurt Ouckttt Carl Katra.i Kowltski low McGhr McNeil OrjdM RobitOa RtojMrf Volbfr? 8 les Blackaetffr Hamilton Morrill) Newman Rabb.lt Sit� ' Spence HoicMtit Mint � a'.hit Nelton Ratkr Gat-Gut ALPHA DELTA PHI 2401 RIDGE ROAD FOUNDED AT HAMILTON COLLEGE. 1832 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1908 TWENTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Dr. H. Copp Dr. Hans Lisser Chariot S. Davidson Dr. Frank W. Lynch Dr. William C. Doamor Dr. John McGee Dr. Herbert M. Evan� Harold H. Mumby Dr. T. H. Goodspeed Karl E. Schevil Dr. John H. Woolsey SENIORS Frank Barney Alan Hubbard Donald Brunk John Jordan Alvin Carr Robert Livermore Sam Chapman Ian McKinley Carly Cutter Norm Pederson John Davidton Warren Robinson Pctor Evans William Scherer William Farnsworth H. Randall Stoke Robert Horshenow Jack Symes Protton Hotchkit Arthur Wobster JUNIORS Robort Barnoy Richard Lowe Milton Bruiione John McGhee John Dockott Murray McNeil Edward Earl 8rent Ogden George Ethoo Don Robiton Perry Hartman John Rountree Gerhard Jansen Richard Saiby Dave Kenyon Klaus Schmidt Stan Kowletki Dick Volberg SOPHOMORES Robert Batot William Morrish Bert Bleckweldor Charles Newman Jeff Doolittle William Rabbitt Robert Hamilton William Sears Norman Koider Peter Shenon Jamet Mclnaney Stuart Spence FRESHMEN Walter Candy Clark Kenyon John Hotchkis Harry Mathis Cecil Hunt Gilbert Nelson Thomas Radko MASCOT Gu:-Gus SPRING PLEDGES Scott Caroy David Gardner Denis DeBoit Duncan Haynes Douq DeWitt Frank Lampietti Bill Farmer Dick Massing Jack Fenner Dick McDougal Jack Raven ALPHA EPSILON PI 2338 COLLEGE AVENUE FOUNOED AT UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK CHI ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1949 FIFTY-FOUR CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Arnold Domain T. Varmeulen GRADUATES Arnold Lapin Hartley Gaylord Herbert Sukenik Leon Brown SENIORS Alan Rosonfeld David Davit Norton Sharpe George Katt Leon Tager Robert Lance Jack Warner William Abend Henry Wollman JUNIORS Robort Letter Avro Allen Denny Levan Earl Cohen Norman Mannit Allen Dekelboum 8yron Newman Donald King Hant Reifer Ben Goldbem John UHman SOPHOMORES Herbert Loew Ephraim Hirtch Marvin Steinborg Richard Byrnet Leo Weilmann FRESHMEN Robert Sehulman Loon Fith Robert Sherman Henry Glatter Herbert Smith Mark Lamken Theodore Stern SPRING PLEDGES Merwyn Broiler Max Lund Kenneth Howard Richard Nitiberg Ed Paulton ChJfaun Dunt Oimtow Duerr K� M Mafflnfltcn Lovt Smith Snoek Van WintOifden Wait Bthrm Gautatr Johnson Bush FrMkrsIWId KvpelUn UtKwqhtcn Wrrnrr 8la� e ALPHA GAMMA OMEGA 2523 HILIEGASS FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES. 1928 8ETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1939 TWO CHAPTERS UNIViRSITY ASSOCIATIS D. M. Cunningham Jamas Lyon L. H. Johnston Robert J. Rodin Theodore Chepmar Thomas Daane Dudley Dinshaw Edward Ouarr Arnold Harms SENIORS Frank Harrington Kenneth Love Franklin Smith Walter Snook Winston Van Winegarden Wesley Waite JUNIORS Harry Behrens Donald Gaubatt Lawrence Bush Robert Frenkenfield Thomas Blake William Johnson Ohannes Kupelian SOPHOMORES William McNaughton Robert Werner FRESHMEN Paul Goodelo MASCOT Garion ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA 2701 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1914 ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1914 ELEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Jam � T. Al! n William B. H rmt William R. Dennot Robert R. Legge Fred Stripp GRADUATES Carney Campion Richard McCurdy SENIORS Garrison Bland William Moore Don Christensen Frank Serpa Richard Courtney Jack Somerville Kenneth Cusick James Studebaker Leroy Dart Loran Webb James Ekegren Warren Wiesonfeld Robert Gaw Wallace Wilson Tony Kinkade Harry Wolcott JUNIORS Richard Clarko Harry Lucchesi John Froeman Bernard Nelson John Gross Gregory Ohanneson Howard Hansan Alan Parsons Robert Hines Leonel Stoller Deniel Kirk Donald Stono John Thompson SOPHOMORES Lamont Carr Kenneth Johnson David Cummings Josoph Osgood Chalmers Johnson Kerel Smith FRESHMEN William Clemens John Kerby-Millor Robert Darter Devid Potter Arthur Edwards Allen Thompson Glenn Kindler Gordon Wilson SPRING PLEDGES Charles Hiett Peter Reymonds John Iverson LoRoy Roid Frank Patty Bill Somerville McCurdy Bland Courtney Cuixk Oart Elrgven Caw Kidtadt Sarpa Somerville Stude baker Wieienflrld Wilson. W. Wolcott Clarie Freeeun Grew Hj-tsre Hines Kirk lucchesi Kelson Olunneson Parsons Stoller Stone Thompson, A. Carr Cummi� )� Johnson, C. Johnson, K. Osgood Smith Clemens Oarter Edwards Kindler Kerby-Miller Potter Thompson, J. Wilson, G i Bingium K MH King Per turn Rlttamel Siantro Sugroot William Bratel Craig Fktiirgw Cilktjf Glutti Hirer rran Kantian Kawr rock Un ly UMH McCampaii Moeert SliMdy Swtlgtrt UpWf Wemplt ALPHA SIGMA PHI 2793 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT YALE UNIVERSITY. 1845 NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 SEVENTY-THREE CHAPTERS I DURING THE past year the social program at the Alpha Sig house has been highlighted by two outstanding pledge dances, numerous costume dances, a spring formal, a Christmas party, exchanges and alumni dinners. In addition to this, intramural participation, university athletics, house im- provements and grades have kept the boys busy. However, as the year comes to a close we can look back and see that it was not only these activi- ties, but the house spirit of brotherhood that has made this year truly a memorable one. 274 uoh! s 3 r ••� 111W IJOOf HIM UMJQ 1119 u(iW3 •f 'jjojni a '' « x u� o • m� w i«WiX M t 0 W a UB0J9 u iu p qog jioiuopajg ippp SlOOlId ONISdS jtupitfa ung ll!H |� H uapMoug uio u� j0 uvuJiO j tnoi|uoj Xj� 0 ||!0 uopjO0 S®8 uSijuj uoy «•uop uoy 3 8 NIWHS18J j� ujnj[ u q '•«•')! q®8 j ujnj uSop 6“!X qi� ss “� o uoa UOSIJJP0 ||0M0 ) tlJJO UOQ ®19J0 PJPH3!d P i us°r a q®8 uopiO0 u H� n o Aij r •3n 8 UMOjg Ajjop SlUOWOHdOS 0|du � M eue0 Moudn |i 6 Mg p� n5 aojquatt )) qog U9IUJ� )) Aji p) Apao jus°r ucujjouip) uiip •1 1X0]) ■t ni0 uoq usoo 6noQ A 1l!9 Wo: $ J0 uipi|j Xpy || duj 39W qog 6j� j0 ui;p i� ppn «H«r |u� i||!ig qog Ao|6up-| uoy | jg uioi[ saoiNnr “ir ujKijjog o6joo0 •MOj6r $ u«jjp , 6u!54 II!8 ojouv(5 «k)0 ,� pu� H ui.p 3 M vu� t|6uig ||;g SHOIN1S j� i)3� uijnu«)� j aijg ii� u°a M sixvnavao ||� -� s ♦■'•qoH •Moy � j g uot|i� 0 T � J puy 66oj9 m us°r � ‘°8 T � 6P!jPI3 SUVOOSSV AXISMAINO IHd VW9IS VHdlV ALPHA TAU OMEGA 2465 LE CONTE AVENUE FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. 1865 GAMMA IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE CHAPTERS Fultoa HtM Robi-won ChipptIK Co'?iM FraiKki Jordon Wtckxjr Mjhfi R«i«r Richards SeMler Spin W«ber Wtrrwr Welch Wills And non Brown Ed«w vJs Hanson Karvelrt Jacobson THE ATO's were busy as usual this year with their on and off-campus activi- ties. The various house traditions always kept members party-timing in between the study time for finals—traditions such as the two semi-annual pledge costume dances held at the house, the Winter Formal, held this year at the Fairmont, and of course the big annual Spring Formal. An in- tense intramural sports program, the constant water-bag war with the Theta Chi's across the street, the beer busts and sorority exchanges—these take up whatever time is left for the members of ATO's Gamma lota chapter. 276 UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Raymond T. Birge Ky Ebright Kenneth Stoddard ALPHA TAU OMEGA 3 i 1111 iiriri £ S Gibbi Harvey Abbott Fountain jKkSCfl Le� ts AkxMdtt, f. Hamilton Dtwltl Everett Rogers Alexander, R. Jcnes Pcwell Hali Thevnpsoe Cooper Washington ALPHA PHI ALPHA CANYON ROAD FOUNDED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. 1906 ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1922 NINETY-NINE CHAPTERS GRADUATES Nathaniel Brooks Otis Handy Franklyn Dixon Grandvel Jackson Cecil Drapor John Price James Gibbs Emmott Rice SENIORS John Everett George Scotland Henry Harvey Lawrence Scott James Lewis Walter Thompson James Rogers John Turner JUNIORS Robort AbboH Hugh Fountain Fernando Alexander Lindley Hamilton Richard Alexander Wesley Hoster Earl Cooper Emmett Jones Joseph Debro Laulie Washington SOPHOMORE James DewiH FRESHMAN Reuben Powell ALPHA PHI ALPHA, the first national Greek-letter fraternity established for Negro men, has in recent years modified its constitution to become interracial. The UC chapter, Alpha Epsilon, is one of the most active chapters on the west coast. Outstanding among its many projects are its Education for Citizenship Week, Committee on Human Rights, and a scholarship fund for higher education. To promote these ends, Alpha Epsilon sponsored a baseball night at the Oaks ball park, using the proceeds for their scholar- ship fund. In addition to these very worthwhile projects the A Phi A's participate in activities of a lighter nature, too, holding an annual Sweetheart Dance as the highlight of their social functions. 278 I BACHELORDON 2311 LE CONTE AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1894 ONE CHAPTER UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES ' Dr. F. Cordes Parkor Talbot John Ise, Jr. GRADUATES Ray Burger Jack Rose SENIORS Thomas Allen Robert Schulz David Cavanaugh JUNIORS Francis Busby Roy Chafin Jack Dickman Will Ellington Paul Goodwin Robert Harmon Frederick Heneken John Heneken Peter Hunt Raymond Hurd Lawronce Mibach Charles Neuman Gary Raddiffe William Rothaus Lawrence ScKulh SOPHOMORES Dan March Richard OeHing Ernest Rumbaugh FRESHMEN James Allison Edward Gilligan Gene Bowman John Harrell SPRING PLEDGES Pete Norton Burner Alim Cavaiuw]h Busb) Outia Ellington Goedein Hirmon HeiKkw, f. Mencken, J. Heft Herd Mi sack Neuman Reddilte Rothaus SctnIU Merck Oetliag Rembaugk Allison 8ew an Gilligan Harrell Mike Heller V' Altili S«anicn Batik Chan farm Carr .tea HouitM Jc lSOn Kim Low Marthmr Phillip� PriitU Robert� SauAi Ascercion CerMtoi Clark Folium Ij mrr Raw I Tipton Coatsworlh Cill Byrd BETA SIGMA TAU 2728 HASTE STREET FOUNDED AT ROOSEVELT COLLEGE. CHICAGO. 1948 ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1948 SEVENTEEN CHAPTERS UNIVIRSITY ASSOCIATES Martin J. Loeb George Lipsky GRADUATES Maurice Alfille Erving Metigar Robert Allen Ernest Perei Sergo Evanow Roger Pettitt SENIORS Paul Barger George Kim Jamot Basile Rudy Limon Harry Chan. Jr. Henry Low Dean G. Farrer Buddy Marchette Jack Garrison Leonard Phillips Erne Houston James Privet! Wesley Johnson Furman Roberts Cecil Jones Thomas Sasaki Denis Kim Hishi Yamauchi JUNIORS Arnlo Aseereion Washington Burns Agripino Cerbatos Henry Clark Kyster Coloman Larry Dillard Paul Folium Roman Gankin Robert Johnson Robort Larmer Louis Leo Abdur-Rahman Rasul Jamas Scott Dale Tipton SOPHOMORES James Coatsworth Maurice Monson James Gill Al Stanchfield Arvey Swanson FRESHMEN Garfield Byrd Aiio Kobayashi SPRING PLEDGES Moyer Bar Robert Burgess Lloyd Grable Ernie McNeoloy Jack Nil Fred Okamoto Eugene Rimov Ronald Rolfe Dick Taylor 1 - BETA THETA PI 2607 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. 1839 OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1879 NINETY.FIVE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Don Volau Nicholas Taliafino Bertram Bronion Edward Welch James Caldwell Schiller Joe Scroggi GRADUATES Lynn Keifer SENIORS Thomas Steele Raymond Bartholomew Raymond Hilbun Baird Blake John Hoffman Loe Buffington Michail McGuire Richard Curti� Cameron Ninekirk Durward Davies Lowell North Richard Dowey Richard Ogdon Anthony Elii� Samuel Randolph Richard Erb John Schrommer Howard Gauthier Morris Wells Wilbur Grant JUNIORS John Wilke Paul Andrew Lawrenco Kehoo Paxton Beale Edward Lyon John Boyle Henry Mettier Milot Cobb Gilbert Morris John Dalton Dexter Ragatx George Duncan Jack Rothe Douglas Henson Henry Schaffner James Hill John Tormey William Shreve SOPHOMORES Jack Anderson David Hudson Allan Barrie James Kelly Alpheus Bull John Kennedy John Cook Richard Lee Robert Kubik FRESHMEN James Anderson Thomas Gallighan Joseph Babros Bartley Prom John 8inUey James Siler Frank Burrows Stephen Turner Charles Davis Robert Worrell SPRING PLEDGES Tom Garvey K«I . L. Bartholomew Betfiagtoe Curti� Oartes R. cm� H titan Mc fmin McGuire Kevtli O n RanSetpk Schrommer Wilk Andrew 8Mlf Boyle C b Hamo� Hill Kehee Regale SthalfiKr Shrew lormej Anderson Barrie Bull CeoV Kelly Kennedy KuO.k Lee Anderson Prom Turner Barry Durkee Jim Willett Antov Act I Amois Balts Bryan Burson Burton Surum Colteun Evrrctt Grallt Grifftn Guilford Guillumct Kolindtr Hurley Hurvili Jamison Joees Kelley langdon Mettler Palmer Parks Patterson Payne Peekema Peirano S� ylar Shieman Smith Smith, R. Snow Stone Tompkins Wellington Whitney W.niler WonOatVr An lk Bingham BOWLES HALL THE MEN of the Bowles Association point with much pride at this past year for in many ways it has been one of the most successful years in the history of the Hall.” Under the capable direction of president Reuben Smith and Bill Grafft the Hall was again a leading participant in the ath- letic, social and extracurricular activities of the University. In their bid to retain the American League All-Sports athletic trophy the Bowles Hall teams competed most successfully. 282 I BOWLES HALL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Chaff� E. Hall Richard Neddersen William J. Norton Walter T. Steilberg Scott Wilton GRADUATE Donald Henricksen SENIORS Rob� rt Andrews Clinton Jones Victor App� l Robert Kelly Herbert Arnoit Robert Langdon John Baldwin Robert Mettler Glen Bales Henry Miller Jerry Barnes Clyde Nash William Baieley Russell Palmer Michael Brown William Parks Richard 8ryan Robert Patterson Robert Burson George Payne Walter Burton George Peekema David Burum Lawrence Peirans Courtney Coleman Philip Pister Philip Compton Gordon Pusser John Cooney Daniel Sayfar Peter Crenshaw Whitney Shan David Day David Shierman George Durand Harold Smith Robert Ernsborger Reuben Smith John Everett Richard Snow Bill Grafft William Stone Alan Griffen Nathan Tarr Roger Guilford Donald Thompson James Guilhamet Richard Walker Alva Hollander Arthur Wellington Jere Hurley Eugene Whitney George Hurwitx John Winxler Robert Jamison Arch Wombaeher Georg Johnstone John Woodhead JUNIORS Joe Angollo Andrew Gram Fred Avilex Richard Hammond Lawrence Bingham Charles Harris Warren Blosil Harold Hewitt Eugene Brazil Maurice Holloway Wayne 8urns David Hood Sherwin Carlquist Charles Hurley Kent Carnie John Kern Williard Clark Joseph Klotx John Collier Paul Larson Dean Crowder Jack Light Don Deadrich Wallace Locarnini Anthony D Cristoford Robert McEuen Paul Doyle William Macy Forrest Duranceau Robert Morgan James Edmondson Louis Morton Hunter Ferrand Eugene Nelson Emmett Forrester Donn Parker David Furnas William Petersen Alfred Graf Victor Peterson Rollin Post Blosil Brazil Bums 0« Crlstoford Doyle Ouranceau Forms Oral Graaa Hoed Hurley Kern Morgan Nelson Parker R jer RicMer Rkkter Carnie Clart Crowder Edmondson Ferraed Forrester Hammsnd Hewitt Holloway Larson Locarnini Macy Peterson Peterson Post Rubin Rutled9e Sayles Steiner Slice Stwrt Alverrwu Arnold 8ell Class Collar CoaKil Ounn Orvx.uk Farmfr Hays Huggins Kaplii Lamsn Larson Leach Me� enberg Meyer Themis Wagner Weinstein Berner BMlI Calaichini Curtis Oarling 0ollarh.de Gcal Hargrove Harrington K lauder K'.iurr Koepke McCormack Marshall Maxwell Mon sc - Parker BOWLES HALL THE BOWLES social program was enjoyably well filled with numerous dances, exchanges, picnics, and beer busts. On campus the name Bowles Hall was at least a prominent one in that so many of the Association mem- bers were actively engaged in the workings of the associated student body, body. Education Through Fellowship was the guiding light once again for the Hall members and the purposes which this motto embodies were in all ways well attained. 284 BOWLES HALL JUNIORS (Continued) Maurice Roger Edward Scriven Roland Richter Harris Steiner Donald Rickter Charlos Stice Robert Romer Chuck Stuart Jack Rubin John Thomas Robort Rutledge Roy Wagner Robort Saylet Raymond Weinstein SOPHOMORES Samuel Adams William Hill Varney Alvernas Donald Huggins Albert Arnold Gary Johnson Stanley Bell Daniel Kaplan Richard Berner John Klauder David Buck Michael Khauer James Buell Don Koepke Philip Calanchini John Lemon Jamet Clark Charles Larson John Clan David Leach Duane Collier William Loughman Raymond Colvig Alan McCormack Bryan Countil Lawronce Marshall Jerome Curtis Gene Maxwell Richard Darling Walter Davie Wornor Meyenberg Jack Mayor Corhoil Dollarhide Jarry Monton Bobby Dunn Daniel Navon David Dworack Richard Parker William Farmer Raoul Pcizer Philip Fither James Porterfield Bruce Fry Gordon Ralls Howard Goul Warren Richards Richard Hargrove Jim Selby Chariot Harrington Don Stottlomayer Robert Hayt John Vallorga FRESHMEN Benjamin Abramovice David Harpor Jack Baniiter Carson Kohle Hugh Barton Wilton McClelland Moito Berger Ernott Malamud Barry Brown Donald Marks Charlet Capp William Mitchell Paul Coffee John Nelson Howard Crampton Dan Peterson John Delvaill James Post William Dovries Ray Rodriquez Douglas Dickson Warren Smith Kenneth Edmoades William Stich John Engvall Jamet Trew Donald Fauerstein Darrell Twistclman Herbert Filipponi David Wagner Richard Gaffrey Harold Weitxuor Russell Goodrich Stephen Whitaker Marshall Gram Gene Williams John Hansen 8en Zaerr Phillip Zedike ir Ptiffr Porterfield Ralls Rkhards Banister Barton 8trg r Brown Crimptoi Dclvj.il Dot its Oickscn Feotrstcln Filipponi Ga frtjr Gram McClelland V-alamjd Marks Nelson Stich Trew Twltselmat Wagner Stout may Cjpp Edmtadts Ha per Petenon William-, Abrarrovicc Coffee £r ;vall Kohle Pent Zarrr Carlton Oanvoi Huffrun Low Sa ln Smith Bemett Canon Ocrle Ounne Fira Cailcway Kjnes JSdtt Murch Olivor Olson Sa6ln SUanard Virbrock Fraser CaMiart Haworth Leris McNear Miller Wooloracs Soring Clausse Durif Good Hankins CHI PHI 2529 HEARST AVENUE FOUNOED AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, 1824 LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1875 THIRTY-THREE CHAPTERS SENIORS Jordan Carlton Jamos Huffman W. Jamos Dawson John Lowo John Hitchcock Barnaby Smith Charles Tilden JUNIORS Richard Jonos Robort Murch Charles Oliver Burton Olsen John Sabin John Stanard William Viobrock SOPHOMORES Alan Frasor Donald Levis Richard Gabhart Donald McNear Herbert Haworth John Miller James Woolomes FRESHMEN Dii Boring Robert Good William Claussen Peter Hawkins Robert Durie James Lloyd SPRING PLEDGES John Dodson Ed Killoon Edwin Bennett James Carson Bernard Doyle Peter Dunne Howard Finn Clark Galloway George Hynes I I CHI PSI 2311 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE. 1841 ALPHA DELTA DELTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1895 TWENTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Perry Event W. W. Ferrier, Jr. Loo McClotchy Claude Blodgct Howard Coke Thomat Connolly Newton Drury Sydney Ford SENIORS Jack Hightower John Mauvais Donald Raltton Max Schmidt Lefty Stern JUNIORS William Blakeley Gwynne Chappell Ronald Fimrito Edward Fotdahl Paul Henrikten Dwight Jerlow Rodney Lindquitt Martin Naegele William Phillips Thad Sheridan Peter Thornton Robert Trempy Robert Vance Ronald Vehlow SOPHOMORES Lee Brown Lowell Sparkt Jack McCourtney Duncan Tonnington Howard Rath Robert Wilkint FRESHMEN Larry Bingham Neil Erickten Alan Jelton Erneit Lageton Cliff Linx John Majort Samuel Van Wyck George Wyllie Peter Young SPRING PLEDGES Bob Deniton Tom Erera Leo i Guttafton Me in Henry John Kenny Gary Martella Jim Morton Jack Reevet Connelly Orury Ford HfcMowr Maurais Raltton Schmidt Sttre Blakeley Chappell Fimrite Fotdahl Hear Aten Jerlow Landed itt Naeple Sherid � Thornton Trempy Vance Vehlow Brown McCourtney Rath Sparkt Tonninpten Wilkint Bioplum Erickten Jeltca Iape ton Linz Van Wyck Wyllie Yoon Bridgnua Mulvaey Clark Htrron Severns CarUrd O’NIel Davit K� ;?kr Catparich Graham Pearson Frardsen Nicholas Mills McIntyre Pecktum Goss OVadcmch Ystad Melner Bentos Hailett Reed K leaver DELTA CHI 2725 HASTE STREET FOUNDED AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. 1890 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1910 FORTY-ONE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Perry Evens Loo McClatchy W. W. Ferrier. Jr. Frank Russell GRADUATE Paul Moser SENIORS John Bess Howard Bowen Richard Bridgman Andrew Garland. Jr. James Graham Frederick Kemmerling Robert Dolwyn Lindfors Bartley Mclntyro, Jr. Burton Melner Richard Mulvany Alen O'Niel Conrad Poarson Peckham JUNIORS John Armstrong John Bonton Caleb Caso Wayno Clark Robort Davis Richard Frandsen James Goss Gordon Haxlctt Thomas Herron Kenneth Hopkins Chariot Kaupkc Richard Nicholas John Obradovich John Pappa James Reed Robert Severns SOPHOMORES Chris Gatparich Davis Mills FRESHMEN Jim Kleaver William Ystad SPRING PLEDGES Bob Colliard Ken Colt DEL REY 1727 EUCLID AVENUE FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1903 ONE CHAPTER UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Ralph A. Proctor Harman A. Spindt GRADUATE Edward McIntosh SENIORS Dewey Allaira William Davit Victor Emmerich Robort Garrow Way no Gontry Wayne Hipponitiel George Hodges Richard Klotily Bignton Richard Odanbaugh Woodruff Ogden Vincent Polfini James Phillips Robort Piva Richard Silvers James Waller William Wilson JUNIORS William 8oyd Raymond Castanada Dan Coleman Richard Fisher Gordon Foster Wendell Gerkin Frank Viteri George Gurr Jack Ludeman John Mason Don Mathews Paul Porry James Stormont SOPHOMORES Don Brown Edgar Freydl Robort Carr Colin Hubbard Terry Chamborlain Jamos McTigho Capp Spindt FRESHMAN Anthony Smith SPRING PLEDGES Frank Jones Henry Mohle Jamos Roberts McIntosh AlUIre Davis Garrow Gantry Hipperntiel HoOjes Klotrly Mills Odenbaugh Otfcn Pelfini Piva Silvers Wallcrr W.lson 8o d Castasada Coleman F.vber Foster Gerkin Curr Lundeman Mason Mathews Perry Stormont Viteri Brown Carr Chamberlain Freydl Hubbard McT he Spindt Smith Hoyt laiK.v.ur NOil Wilton Oo«loy Keeler (Xiscnroth Grayson Mi leaver VtCullom M Inner Stou. R. Scott, Roy Sihner Boone Bre«rr Co6urn Ojmw3o4y Edit frolic� lcwJert ck Morriwn DELTA SIGMA PHI 2316 BOWDITCH STREET FOUNDED AT CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK. 1899 HILGARD CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1915 SIXTY CHAPTERS THE DELTA SIGS have in the past year enjoyed a successful social pro- gram. From the many record dances to the Fall and Spring Formals and the Sailors' Ball, the social calendar has been crammed full of fun-filled parties and dances. School activities of various sorts are also graced by the Delta Sigs, with many of her members holding important posts on cam- pus publications, councils, and committees. All in all, a proper balance be- tween scholarship, social and campus activities, and athletics is to be found at the Delta Sig house. 290 DELTA SIGMA PHI GRADUATES Robert Groh James Hoyt Russoll Young SENIORS Robert Anderson Robert Deisenroth David Grayson Stevon Hackett Thomas Joex Louis Krall Robort Lancaster Ri. Marden Leaver Myron MeCollom Warren Minner Howard Neal Rogor Scott Roy Scott Herbert Sihncr Wilson JUNIORS Oavid Boone Jackson Brewer William Coburn James Cunningham Robort Cunnison Thomas Doss Goorgo Dowloy Kirk Dunwoody Robert Ellis Donald Frolich Ido Keeler Donald Koenor Oscar Louderback Joseph Wood Alfonxo Montano Roderick Morrison William Mullins John Noorhout Joseph Pago Ronald Parker Myron Rapp Edmund Regalia Josoph Richwood Thomas Savasta Stanloo Spalding James Thatcher Harold Warren SOPHOMORES Robert Beosley John Cutter Fred Duffle Watson Fearing David Gilbert Ronald Lemprioro Ray Olsson Edward Selby Rudolph Tretten Donald Holmes Stewart Larson Donald Palmer FRESHMEN Warren Seibert Elmer Tretten Rene Van de Carr Roland Wedemeyer SPRING PLEDGES Dennis Dorgan John Eastridge Richard Erb Ray Hoaron Deri Keen Chariot Madsen David Morgan Richard Mortensen Poter Porritt Harry Porter Frank Rochei Thomas Thorndiko George Trabort William Wise Mullins Meet tout Page Parker Race Regalia Rictrweod $� «asta Sealdinj Warren Wood Bees ley Fearing Gilbert Leinprieee Selby Tretten Holmes Palmer Seibert Von de Carr Wedemejrer Ouffy ArdciSCrt Birt� Cai« DM son Donloa Elder Hatch Kkin Keox Lien McDonald Mackey Manners M«n Weller Neely Sto� 0« Fish Line Mai loch Norris 0'Brier Stainfield DELTA TAU DELTA 2425 HILLSIDE AVENUE FOUNDED AT BETHANY COLLEGE. 1858 BETA OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1898 EIGHTY-THREE CHAPTERS ATHLETICS, SCHOLARSHIP, and social activities all claimed a share of Delt interest. In the field of intramural sports the softball team successfully concluded the season by winning the All-University championship. Several members participated in varsity sports and considerable time was devoted to acquiring suntans in preparation for the tropical Beachcomber Ball, which was the highlight of the spring semester. Our outdoor dance floor and barbecue pit was often the scene of exchanges, dances, and general good times. 292 DELTA TAU DELTA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Francis Foot Frank Kelley Lawrence Foster Ed Manske 8rutus Hamilton Morough O'Brien Roy Jastram Tom Steel Warren Perry SENIORS Dave Anderson Norm Lien John Biiby Stu McDonald George Caig Dick Mackey Don Dodson Stu Manners Dave Donlon Jack Meers Bob Elder George Moller Jim Hatch Don Neely Stan Klein Dave Nelson Ed Knoi Don Stow Bun Porry JUNIORS John Dawson George Malloch Russ Doe Sharon Norris George Fish Joe O'Brien Dave Johnson Kent Stainfiold Tom Liston Tom Warren SOPHOMORES Stan Beideman Norm Gard Stan Butolph Leighton Hahn Dan Chapman 8iil Halford Dan Clinkonbeard Bob Meyer Dave Cruickshank Bill Monroe Jim DeWitt Frank Packard Don Galloway Pete Parrish Bill Sangster FRESHMEN Joe Gwerder Frod Moller Jack Herring Dick Morgan Larry Lippincott Bill Prucha Pete Meredith Drury Reynolds Don Mitchell Mansfield Smith SPRING PLEDGES Doug Burris Jack McKissack Geri Brooks Pote Pierson Donnis Elder George Schroeder Doug Tenner Beidemin MMU Halford Pirrhfc Lipplncott Prucha Chapesan Gillowiy Meyrv Sangster Mtrrtith Rrynetds Clink Mbeird Girt Mcwoe Gwtrdtr Mitchell Smith Warren Cnjxkshink Hahn Packard Herring Moller DELTA UPSILON 2425 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE. 1834 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1896 Arnold Chftuilrq DoaSort Johnson SIXTY-NINE CHAPTERS Johmon Ka aslqr McCiaoghy Maloney Noonan OrcMtOi Robinson Sherman Steward Best Harper He lean Hell Jotter Kinkead Morry THE CALIFORNIA Chapter of Delta Upsilon completed a busy and very eventful year. The social activities, at the tong, have been undertaken with a great degree of enthusiasm. Among the most outstanding social events in the fall were the 69th Annual Two-Yard Hop, a costume affair, and the traditional Winter Formal. Also in the fall the D.U.'s came through to win the first prize humor trophy in the Homecoming parade. Active on cam- pus, the D.U.'s went all out to help Bob Kinkead become elected head yell leader and Bob Merrick president of the freshman class. The future outlook for Delta-U doesn't look as eventful as this year has been. In September only twenty-five out of sixty members will be returning and the other mem- bers will undoubtedly be guests of Uncle Sam. 294 «P! 4 S A � WW1 !||00 lu X fl SWOZ wm� S u� «o «!!«« A � OOWHOf MM3 PJ0|1� 3 J fS i� uo|w«s W 8 l d •11 '!� ' « U� 6o | Jjiqoy 6ui|fO0 s6job0 u� 4� oqu !n i)d| a BBjUMOig jJBqojj sioaiid ONitids J d JBpiBUlpg B B,j U0SJ9-) jn Xq6iy pjpqsifl jaAi||°a {ubAjq u � !||!m N1WHS3 J trqj02 MBjpuy qOBBq J� oy J II S M� qoy Abuba x Ajb0 � � � «B|J IBUJPp uosuqop tBiuoqi u� m0 UJ� !|| M UBMO0 UlttlBM qppjtiyq (J� qoy pjojtiog fiaqjBpi u!ln0H P| U0Q j«� g ey SlUOWOHdOS UOSJOpul‘5 AjUOpj UBXy piaqog ou6i� 4uOfq jjoqoy H 0� U9PP9H (jsttvp4 H«q|V J� qdt9|d pcB uix |J� qoy d!ll!lM J94� n1 JB440p tBUJBp l d ll9 °1 ll°H U9IV uunp4 Bqoy UVUJjBpj B3UBJMP-] !||BU!«Jt n uaqdBJS jadjppj 6ipj0 AjiOyq U|MJ� q$ ,nQ “••UBM pooqs q Auubq '� 8 p oH suoiNnr uviun$ 06job0 fjBMB4 qdoiop Ajq6nB|Q3 ujbj||!m UBUJJOIJ5 4-iaqoy A sbjb)( qdosop jo|A� S fJ 9IV uotuqop jjoqoy uojiqpjQ «'� !||!M uosuqop UPBQ uvuoopj pjpMpg jsdJBp) piApg usqBUifq )J«qoy uo|uoq j� 6oy ijbuuv uqop 6uiuuBq0 pjVMpq Abuoj� pjPMpq p|0ujy jiMoq SUOINJS � .MBT JB� |� M 6u;uuvq0 w|03|ayq snvnavao M01I9 M 0 iBAofq -$j b6job0 PJ9M uo� jBqoy UBIUUJB tB|JBq0 uosduioq tsujpp J9II )PH |BBN X4|o� S U H9«H9H ■jp 'jsddopi (Bvuvp A |qiS f' Od JBJJBj 1 pAon •®!Jd ‘W 3UBJ«BT qMjnag 3 sojuopq •i d pi “®a jBMBjg g pJ� p3 S31WIDOSSV AllSMAINfl Nonsdn vnaa r nm BjM-iuf Chimbers Fithe� VcClynn Mill � ScMbarwe Wocdward Brwn Bucklm Carroll Enjs Hours PoliUer Sneath Wittier Ely Could Could Cwyon Heady Jordan McMillan Tullfr Walker Zimmerman Allen Oyor Himdale Pierce Tell DELTA KAPPA EPSILON 2302 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT YALE UNIVERSITY. 1844 THETA ZETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1876 FIFTY CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES H. W. Ballantine R. S. Minor C. C. Hydo T. M. Putnam. Jr. GRADUATE William Evor SENIORS Rainar Baldauf Bryant McGlynn James Chambd rt Richard Miller Donald Fither Peter Schabarum Robert Woodward JUNIORS Donald Brown Louit Hawkint William Bucklin Peter Nourto Waller Carroll Aleiander Politior Mort Dunn Lee Sneath Tad Engt Donald Wither SOPHOMORES Dwight Ely Ronald Handy Robert Fither Peter Jordan John Gould Dan McMillan Richard Gould Charles Tulle� John Gwynn John Walker Gordon Zimmerman FRESHMEN Robert Allen ScoH Hintdale Norman Dyer Richard Pierce Kirk Tell KAPPA ALPHA 2425 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT WASHINGTON AND LEE COLLEGE. 18 5 ALPHA XI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1895 SEVENTY-THREE CHAPTERS Richard Bunnell John Clowdsley John Crossman Mark Ellsworth Robert Griffin William Hail Waltor Hoidig Richard Hodge SENIORS Richard Hoffman Earl Hook Douglas Johnson Carl Magnuson Norman Metx Thomas Paulson Walter Ullrich William Votaw Joseph Weteh JUNIORS Edward Delano Richard Luti Robert Dennis John McFarlane David Dezell Clifford Peterson Robert Evans Lester Sachs 8ruce Higton Donald Strong Evan Johnson Robert Theiller Richard Wilson SOPHOMORES Jons Christy Robert Cummings Alfred de Lorimier Barry Hutchinson David Johnston Norman Kergaard Herbert Morrison Richard Pollock Ronald Prouty Carl Rodolf Walter Shaff Joseph Solar! FRESHMEN George Billingor Lewis Peterson James Corbett Joseph Rogers William White Benaell Clowdsley Crotsman Ouddy Ellsworth Heidig Hail Hodge Hook Johnson, 0. Metr Paulsen Ullrich VoUw Oelano Oezell Evans Higton Johnson, E. leU McFarlane Prcuty Sachs Strong Theiller Wihcn Morrison Pollock Rodolf Solari Billinger Christy Cortett Cu minings de Lorimier Hoffman Johnston Kergaard Peterson, L. Rogers Shaff White rss t 3 ? ir 3 £• • - 5 ? § 3 i-|L = S-o 5 ; ? fefSP?t IlJj; 212 5 C z 'z 2 o? � 3 ?- 'T - 9fc- -£?£? ££??? m a. r s 1 s r i s- sfsgi'S.s- ? 2 f. r 2 = T� • - « 2 o j’ r JfS-503 7 � fUiiU r� •a i ? r Z 2 S a. � o o -r-n- 5 5 r P r Is ? f • O «- wi Z © _ o „ O m m — T 39 O m 5i|si k m Z m - O . « ■« O ll gffJSs mil 3 KAPPA NU 2506 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER. 1911 TAU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1922 FIFTEEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES E. Otto Barrett Gilbert M. D. Gordan Myron Jacobs GRADUATES Evan Goldengerg Israel Jacobson Robert Jason Sam Sinelnikoff SENIORS Norman Avrech Bernard Feldman Irwin Levin Harold Lustig Yale Lyman Milton Pilhashy Milton Raatch Howard Sehwitkis Paul Stahl Emanuel Treitel Sam Winnikoff Ma« Zelikovsky JUNIORS Stewart Feldstein Robert Harlick Gregory Moiseeff Nathan Sabsay SOPHOMORES Steven Glick Jack Kronfield Jerome Lustig Harvard Lyman Richard Rosenberg Irwin Silberman Jerome Teller Tom Thompson FRESHMEN Harvey Botansky Gordon Gainsburg Jerome Greenbaum Irwin Levin Donald Stone Irwin Weiss Al Winnikoff MASCOTS Keppy Dumbo SPRING PLEDGES David Bierenbaum Paul Bojm Ed Braun Larry Cahn Daniel Friedman Al Gorliek Armand Magid Harold Miller Awe h Feldman Levin, I. Untie, M. Lyman, Y. Pilbasy SdNfUb SUM Trertel WWfcOtf, S. FeMstein H ar lick Moiaceff Sabsay Click KronlieM Lett 9, J. Lyman, H. Retenbery Silverman Cains bu re Crrenbaum Levin, C. Weist Wmnikoft, A. Kappy Dumbo Baker Hinek MofTrtOO Roberts watsco Edgerly Blamirc, E. 8 lamire, J. Ctr, McGervey MclrriKjhi- McRae Penty Oainn Randolph Seller Van Heuit Wagner ArrJervo-. O - — — a PjCOCtVO Dayraull Edney Elliot Grant Kaliriski KAPPA SIGMA 2220 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. 1869 BETA XI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1901 ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN CHAPTERS THE LARGE brick house of the Kappa Sigs experienced many social events the past year. Primarily were the many exchanges, featuring square danc- ing and a straw-hatted dinner combo. Following the annual Christmas Formal, they held a Christmas party for underprivileged children. The house had a good year in intramural sports, having such stars as Carl Van Heuit in football, Linn Watson in water polo, and Neale Tveitmoe in basketball. 300 KAPPA SIGMA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Wet Fry Guy Montgomery GRADUATE Tom Bardet SENIORS Jack Baler Bob Morriton Don Berry Bill Penny Ed Blamire Boyd Quinn Jim Blemire Dick Randolph Bill Cary James Roberts Bill Englebright Jack Setzer Harry Franeeschi Noale Tvoitmoe Howard Hind Carl Van Heuit Jack McGervey Jim Wagner Don McRae Linn Watton Bill Moore Jack McLenaqhan JUNIORS Dick Anderson Frank Elliot Stan Bjonerud Burt Grant Jim Carroll Bob Johniton Ray Davit Joe Kalintki John Dayvault Jim Lyons Will Edgerly Bill MocBeeth Bruce Edney Bill Wagner Dave Elwood Gene Ward Ralph Weber SOPHOMORES Bill Anderten Dick Ehni Norm Archibald Dick Graffis Vince Blake Dick Holler Steve Cary Gene King Ken Clark Ben Madison Chuck Dahl Vince Maiorana Stew Diehl Jim Mohns Weldon Phillips FRESHMEN Bob Bird Jack Hammerland Wayne Davit Let Morgan Ed DaSilva Howard Wiggins John Wymore SPRING PLEDGES Richard Brooke John Hanson Vincent Cemtodenico Sidney Harris John Liv'ngston Lyons Andtrson Curt Holler MOV.-, Craffls MacBeaih Archibald Dahl King Phillips Morgan Wagner 8Uke Diehl Madison Bird Wiggins Ward Cary Ehv Maiorana Harr-mcrland Wymore � 8radho(f Buchaiun 6 bce ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE CHAPTERS Dune ’ Ellsvweth Knight Lind Mark Mattis Panttaj Ritchey Stewart Trcaell West Anderson, A. A Merton. 0. Canni« o Chanlon OlGnzia THE MEMBERS of Lambda Chi Alpha will long remember this colorful and promising year. The fall semester started when Miss Louisa Sinclair, 1950's annual Daffodil Queen, went on to national fame, being named National Crescent Girl. She later became first attendant to 1950's Home- coming Queen. The annual fall Pledge Dance, Lambda Chi Alphatraz, was a big success with its very elaborate prison theme. Lambda Chi con- tributed three great football players to 1951's Rose Bowl: Bob Baham, Bob Fitzgerald, and the game's only scorer, Bob Cummings. Varsity crewman, Harry Gardiser, enjoyed a wonderful trip to Australia when the Cal crew went on tour. The chapter's fifth annual Daffodil Festival, designed to raise money for the building of Stiles Hall, was a great success. Filling out the year were many successful exchanges and a colorful Spring Formal, and last, but not least, the traditional water fights with the A Chi O's. 302 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Ounshrc Cardiser, C. Gnfco Johmon Johnson LeMoIn M Kto� n Orr Rt-Mth. R Bclie Hand, A. Krutvon Perry RtfWk, K. Sileat Zorbas Ocnton Carmo Hand, H. Hawkief McDaniels UNIVfRSITY ASSOCIATIS Dr. Eric C. Bollquist Or. Chariot C. Stachling Dr. Lloyd E. Hardgravo George Troxell GRADUATES Robert Carter Robert Joki Robert Tilden SENIORS Robert Baham Harry Garditer Lloyd 8radhoff John Knight Bill Buchanan Peter Lund Scott 8ybeo Cecil Mark Jack Craig Thomat Maflit Robert Dentmore Oonald Palmer Robert Duncan William Penttejo Roger Duncan Frank Ritchey Walter Duncan John Stewart William Elltworth Roger Troiell C. Robert Fitzgerald Leonard Weaver Robert Fox Letter Wett Al Wheelan JUNIORS Andy Anderton Don Anderton Hugo Cannizzaro Howard Chandon George de Urioite Bill Di Gratia Dave Dunthee George Garditer Richard Garbo Donald Johnton Ted Johnton Fred Le Moin John Levikow Bill McGregor Robin McKeown Stanley McLachlan Art Orr R. Keith Repath SOPHOMORES Blair Bottorf Andrew Hand Denny Johnton Dave Knutson Lawrence Perry Kenneth Repath Hugh Silcox Charles Wraith Andrew Zorbat FRESHMEN Charles Butt Don Denton Neil Garmon George Guppy Henry Hand Howard Hawkins Roy McDaniels SPRING PUDGES Mike Deane Ben Kinikin Dick McSorley John Nelson Jerry Parke mi! Britrlf Brown Cono Grady Grubb Hau9 r MaW« Poljlavr Rw Trcwbridjf Way Btrrjrdt DtVw Gliors KMvilk Klrrj larqan Lavrto- PHI DELTA THETA 2717 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. 1848 CALIFORNIA ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1873 ONE HUNDRED AND TEN CHAPTERS SINCE THE founding of the California Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Theta in 1873, there have been few years to compare with 1950. Including a very enjoyable trip to the Rose Bowl, followed by the Miami Triad with the Sigma Chi's and the Betas, Spring Formal, the Hearst Avenue Exchange, Founders' Day Banquet, and exchanges with the Delta Gamma's, Tri Delts, and the Alpha Delta Pi's. Along with all of this, the house managed to win the Uni- versity championship in basketball. The fall brought football reunions with our alumni and a very successful Duck Dinner, in addition to our costume party. 304 PHI DELTA THETA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES 8ob Arnold James McVaine Or. Dewin 8. Baldrey Dr. Goorge McChesney Dr. Karl M. Bowman Cyrus Mead George Break Dr. Raymond J. Nutting James W. Fesler Dr. Alvin Powell Norman Forworthy Parley Ray William Gillis Harold Small Joel Hildebrand Thomas Stow Oily Kern William Twitchell GRADUATES Jack Adams Fred Cummer 8ob Gill SENIORS Don 8ently 8ob Hoover Dick Bios Ron Hubbard Jim Brierly 8arney Kno« Grant Brown Rube Navarro Tom Bruce Ted Niemeyer Byron Coltein Paul Malde Latham Cone Harry Polglase 8ob Dana Roy Raphael Bill Denault Dave Rose Jack Grady 8ob Syla John Grubb Walt Tindell Dick Haugner Tom Trowbridge Dick Henley Charles Way JUNIORS Bob Bernard Bill lengan Dick Boberg 8ud Lawton Jack Booth Jim Llewellyn Al DeVos Dick McNamara Dan Glines Sid Peterson Phil Kenville Bob Seeliger Don King Mel Tamberg Dick Wheato: n SOPHOMORES Mike Ball Bill Hawos Jerry Becker Dick Hiscoi Bill Dana Jim Howell Don Dorward Ted Lawson Hal Ellis Bill Orear Tom Greonleaf Bob Shepard FRESHMEN Bud Glines Rich Peterson Ben Green Don Putnam Bill Houston Jack Risbrough Morris Kirk Dick Tamberg Charles Martucci Don Whyte SPRING PLEDGES Don Carlton Ronald Marengo Clayton Davega Gary Schweitier Bob Smith Llewellyn Petersen Seeliger Tamberg, M Wheaton Becter Dana Ellis Grcenleaf Hawes Hiscox Howell lawsca Orear Glines Green Houston Kirt Martucci Petnsan Putnam Rlstroo) � Tamberg, 0. Whyte m PHI GAMMA DELTA 2395 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT JEFFERSON COLLEGE. 1848 DELTA XI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1886 SEVENTY-NINE CHAPTERS AiUok Oak It Duff GtaHM GinUfttn Lutfwlfl MoMIttA Ratirmtoi R 9tr R « Stiyctor Vote, J. 0. Vote, J. Alliogton Bartktl 8 « Brmeu 8i««r Brc� « Ooyk EUwnJcff GouM Hofan Jjckson JoMton Morio� WHEN THE fall semester rolled around this year, the Figi house echoed with open houses, climaxed by the Big Game open house attended by more than 1000. The Christmas Formal and the Grass Skirt Dance were the two big dances of the year. For the latter, the house was completely torn apart and then put together again in a South Sea setting. Friendly water fights were sprinkled throughout the year with neighboring sororities. The annual Pig Dinner, an event where alumni and members of the chapter got together for a fine feast and a good time, was a great success. Athletics, scholar- ship, and activities all obtained a share of Figi interest. 306 Monro NorUwn Rowell Rojen RicMer Scott Smith Souths Simmon VclKCri War Billing Brown Crontnwttl Frceschl Co � n McGrath Nrvin Nojei Pratt Sotcmon Stone Avhtoo Haas Ntlso® Ou.it Tirftham PHI GAMMA DELTA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Luit Alvaros Willard Durham LoRoy Brings Norman Hinds George C. Briggs William Laube Charles Derleth Woodbridge Metcalf Jacques Sehnier SENIORS Ollie Adams Bob Molthen Bill Bailey Don Pringle Mike Dakis Jack Rasmussen Hank Duffie Bill Rieger Tom Echternach Joe Rowe 8rad Gleason Walt Strycker Bob Gustafson Pen Whitehead Burl Mason Jim Vohs Jack Vohs JUNIORS Jack Allinolon Ralph Krueger Ed Bartlett Dick LemMon Grant Bennett Pete Mering Hoot Bennett Jack Monroe Bob Bittner Dick Northon Doug 8rown Bob Rowell John Cadenasso Nick Rugen Fred Corfee Les Richter Mel Doyle Peto ScoH Carl Elmondorf Lew Smith Frank Gould Dud Sparks Larrio Horan Chuck Stevenson Jack Jackson Nick Veliotes John Johnson Stan Ware SOPHOMORES Ed Billing Tom McGrath Bill Brodrick Jim Nevin Gordon Brown Bill Noyes Joal Cronenwett Tom Pratt Bob Froeschle Tom Solomon Bill Govan FRESHMEN Doug Stone Bill Ashton Bill Norton John Haase Jim Nelson Frank Tinkhan Lloyd Pringle Don Quist i SPRING PLEDGES Bud Armstrong Charles Kireher Bill Demas Dick McConkie Edward Gildorsleeve Dick Scibird BWMtttl Buena la Corvin Hutchinson, C. Lee McKim Mot Nicholson Srowdon Thcnrpson Hancock Murray Stole Watson Anderson, C. Cook Parkin Pelllssier Watt Whitioj Brewer Con-clly Cecnkilc Forwi KnipUsh Prince Rcnick Parted Solomco Hern Hutchinson. S. Andersen, J. Armonino Sdilkhtcf PHI KAPPA PSI 2625 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT JEFFERSON COLLEGE. 1852 GAMMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1889 FIFTY.FIVE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Edwin Wendell Pauley SENIORS Ralph Allen Albert Burneln Lee Benesteel Molvin Corvin Byron Erkcnbrocker Edward Evans George Hutchinson Michael Jones Robert Kniptash Robert Leo Joseph McKim Elden Mohn Russoll Nicholson Henri Pollissier Donald Princo Lud Renick Warren Simmons Harold Stone James Snowdon John Thompson Donald Hancock George Horn William Miller Jim Murray JUNIORS Bud Purtell Fred Solomon Ron Stolee Ernest Watson SOPHOMORES George Anderson Richard Cook Russell Horn Steven Hutchison Robert Parkin Pierre Pellissior Poter Watt Goorge Whiting Jorry Anderson Fred Armanino John Brower Michael Connolly FRESHMEN Brewstor Cronkite Jay Forni Ronald Hoehcdy Robert Schlichter Boyd Connors Glenn DeLisle SPRING PLEDGES Bob Lysingor Joseph Theobald PI ALPHA PHI 2420 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1929 ONE CHAPTER SENIORS Roy Chinn Harry Choi Frank Din Jack Din George Fung Edward Gong Joieph Gong William Lam Chan-Ying Laa Edward Laa Erne� ! Lee Kennoth Leo Wah Leong William Law Pater Lim Pater Lim. Jr. Lawrence Ng Jamai Wong Joieph Wong Daniel Yea Willard Yap Robert Yuen Wilbert Yuen JUNIORS Roland Chaw Bak Chin Kinman Gong Robert Jonei Edward Toy Stephan Yuan SOPHOMORES Wilbur Chinn Claranca Fong Calvin Fung Albert Louie Edmund Lowe Henry Ng Harold Wong FRESHMEN Fremont Fong Gilbert Ham Jack Lowe William Lowe Stewart Yee SPRING PLEDGES Albert Chaw Ed Fung Philip Goon Melvin Look 8ob Mah Gordon Mah Don Yip I Din III, K. . I- Cofj Fung Lam Lee, E. Lre, E. Irons Lew tin. P. lim, P., Jr. Wong, J. Y«, 0. Yura Chew Jo res TO� Chinn Low , E. Won?, H. F«-9 Lowe, J. Ye , S. I Aberley Ahkjren Atkinson Davidson Erdelau Foster Granicher Harder Hanson Larkey Lutge McDermott Nldever Rkhards Rosenblatt Steffens Varend York Ahlswede Cremtaw Cunliffc Fridluttd MkDououII PHI KAPPA SIGMA I7S EUCLID AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. 1850 ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1903 FORTY-FOUR CHAPTERS THE PHI KAPS had a word for if—Axefravaganza. Directors Dick Larkey and Bob Atkinson used most of the boys for one thing or another: publicity, business management, prop men and members of the cast. Pete Cunliffe kept the money rolling in as Pelican manager while Big Jim Ross churned up the pool in the men's gym playing water polo. Jerry Hinton held down a halfback spot with the Cal Frosh, and Terry Grew made a trip down under with the Cal crew. To round things out, the Cal Phi Kaps kept the coveted ship's clock by whipping their Stanford brothers, 14-12. 310 PHI KAPPA SIGMA Mwh Pertttl Rogers Sisk Talbot Atkinson Grcenleat Hajlst lr 9raci Kestell Ue Ross Stewart Wilton Wosd Yarn? Cbipmin Cilreaa Hinton Mun9tr Warwick Worsen Lady Geraldine UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES David P. Barrows Thomas Buck John U. Calkin� , Jr. R. Courtnoy Cornett Malcolm M. Davisson Maurice E. Harriion Waller M. Harl Ivan M. Linforth George D. Loudorback Hobor A. Nowson GRADUATE Hubbard Howe SENIORS Richard Aborloy William Hanson Doxter Ahlqren Edward Hawkins Robert Atkinson Frank Higgins George Chaffin Richard Larkey Robert Davidson Henry Lutge John Erdolah Patrick McDermott Bruce Forster Richard Nidover Murray Gardner Louis Rhodes Walter Gardner Charles Richards Bruce Granichor Bruce Rosenblatt Terrance Grew Robert Steffons 8ruce Hanger Vilmar Varend Steven York JUNIORS Herbert Ahlswede William Marsh Robort Crenshaw William Peretti Peter Cunliffe Myron Probert Donald Fridlund Jack Rogers Everell Lo Baron Wm. L. Sisk Robert MacDougall Lee Talbot SOPHOMORES Gil Atkinson Fred Leo BobGroenleaf James Rost Frederick Hagitt Robert Stewart Thoma� Ingram Honry Wilson Dick W. Kessell William Wood Robert Young FRESHMEN David Chipman Maynard Munger Robert Giliean 8ob V . Warwick Jerry Hinton Edward Widdorson SPRING PLEDGES Herbert Addison Honry Fellnor James Biglcy Lawronce Johnson Edwin Wilton Quum Fl 6«f lefcf , 0. Loorz Prioto RturmMd Stolu Summm Triphon, J. Wlc Jnd Firth Ingum Lofcen, B. Olni Ptrklits S«k Stlfwdl Tip on Triphc«i, C. Bunchl Carrol PHI KAPPA TAU 2335 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. 1906 NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1921 SIXTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS NU OF Phi Kappa Tau enjoyed one of its most successful years. In addition to two banner pledge classes, Phi Taus were represented in virtually every field of University activities. Outstanding social events included the semi- annual Pledge Formal, Costume Dance, Fall and Spring Formals. Highlight of the fall season was the Flapper Party, and the house was turned into a dance hall of the roaring '20's. In addition to fielding teams in every phase of intramural play, prominent Phi Tau athletes included George Loorz, crew; Bob Beal, football; Jerry Petersen, basketball; Dick Righter, track. 312 PHI KAPPA TAU UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Alfrod E. Meffly Kenneth F. Paulovich William K. Sehmolilo SENIORS Jack Chourre Gordon Sock Jerry Flieder Pat Smytho Pat Ingram Don Stiewell Bob Loken Fred Stoll Dick Lokon Frank Summers Don Loon Jack Tex Ron Morrison Don Tipton Davo Perkins Goorgo Triphon Ralph Olivi John Triphon Paul Priolo Ross Tucker Bub Rotermund Byron Wiegand JUNIORS Roland 8ianchi Bill Montgomery Jay Carrol Paul Newman Dan Firth Jerry Potorsen Roland Iverson Gabriel Plaa Bruco Kinnoar Al Roasoner Jack McFarland Dick Robb SOPHOMORES Bob Boal Dave Grant Bob 8rooks Jim Mel- r Bob Callison Jim Pichon Steve Connor Dick Rightcr Roger Gilbert John Taylor FRESHMEN Jim Chamborlain Don Langrock Marvin Huss Don Noren John Underhill SPRING PLEDGES Bruco Coombs Jim McMullan Claes Elfving Arlen Mills Rod Emmal Jack Scarxella Rod Jones Dick Soymour Loo Malliarys Ron Sylvostri Rick McDormott Tom Wolch Iversm Lc Baron Vcnlgovery Peterson PlM Reasorer Robb Tucker Beal Brocks Callison Connor Cilter� (rM Haight McLean Pichon Raban Righter Taylor Chamberlain Huss Langrock Noren M«r9 n C«l r Lrtlch Boaivo Frtata Mills Barnard Bailman Cotta Cranmtr Ktllty K.«j IkCliM McDvH Br099« Daewoo Fiiher Gillon German Mlbbl Mwr Malliiwr PHI SIGMA KAPPA 2312 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE. 1873 OMEGA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1909 SIXTY-FOUR CHAPTERS IN THEIR lair on quiet and peaceful Warring Street, the Phi Sigs carried on their traditions in fine form. The high spirit and friendliness for which the fraternity is noted made itself felt at the numerous social events held during the year, including pajama dances, the Phi Sig semi-formal, the South Seas dance, and the traditional Gold and Garters 49'er dance. The house participated in athletics, both intramural and interscholastic. Joe Hibbs, John Miksits and Augie Marra played on the varsity football squad and Bob Gillon pitched for alum Clint Evans. Several members went out on loan to the armed forces, several have induction notices, but most are still alive and well. The house gained some recognition for its H,0 guided missile proj- ect during the warmer days. 314 PHI SIGMA KAPPA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Richard L. Adams Farnham P. Griffiths Clinton Evans Thomas C. Mayhow Waltar Frederick Franklin C. Palm GRADUATE Lloyd Morgar 1 SENIORS Robart Barnard Bruce Kelley Robert Beilman Clinton King David Costa DeWitt Leitch Richard Cottar Donald Loixeaux Lae Cranmer Robin McCline Herbert McDuffie JUNIORS Frank Alberti Mitchell Jasinski Alan Baer Robert Kirkpatrick Remo Boasso August Marra Fred Bogger John Miksits Robert Born Clayton Mills Thomas Damron Richard Moore Craig Fisher Richard Mulliner Lloyd Friesan David Otis Robart Gillon Robert Pierce Richard Gorman Douglas Thompson Joseph Hibbs Jack Wilkonson John Winship SOPHOMORES Donald Atkinson Don Kirkpatrick Donald Elliott David Long Kenneth Forsman Donald Manhard Richard Gardella George Mayo Pater Goedawagon David Troughton Joseph Hootman Lawrence White Fritx Kiel Malcolm Winter FRESHMEN Kenneth Bachtold Wayne Castle Ronald Guptill SPRING PLEDGES Herbert Addison Mohammad Anani Jamas Biglay Barry Brannan Lawrence Johnson Skip Johnson OUs AtkiftSCfl Gordtwagoa Lon9 Adaim Pierce Elliot Hoot min Marfiard B.icMold Thompson Forsmin Kiel Mayo Cyptill Wilkemon CinJtlU Kirkpatrick Wlntrr P� 9h Edwin Wilson Cleveland Crane My MarlUcn Merrill M� ers Nerd load Powell Ratchford Savage Sheffield Smith Williams Abramsoa Callender Corey Emmrich Fischer Frost Hare Holme Hughes King PI KAPPA ALPHA 2324 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. 1868 ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1912 ONE HUNDRED CHAPTERS THE HIGH spots In the Pi Kappa Alpha social calendar were the Pledge Formal, Homecoming, the annual Dream Girl contest and Spring Formal. The boys celebrated the 89th birthday of Mother Camper, beloved Pi Kappa Alpha house mother, and the Mothers' Club presented them with a new pool table to keep them from studying too hard. Waldo Cook, var- sity water polo and swimming; Hal Judy and George Larson, track; Jim Hughes, varsity crew; Russ Bigelow, varsity golf; Eddie Weiss, Don Wash, and Ty Wiveil, frosh football, were the house athletes. Ray Smith chair- maned Homecoming, and Bill Callender was representative-at-large and chairman of the Homecoming Queen contest. The Pi Kappa Alpha quartet continued to delight audiences everywhere, and seemed to be even better this year. 316 PI KAPPA ALPHA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Carlton D. Hulin William Neal Thomas Stewart Lynn O. Waldorf Garff B. Wilson GRADUATES Arno Affeldt Joe Carter Dick Miller Don Gorman Jay Martin SENIORS Thomas Bowles Jack Cleveland Waldo Cook Bruce Crane Dale Edwards Paul Grey Lynn Hardman Jack Hare Judy Harold Stan Maritzen El Williams Joe Mendoza Dick Merrill Arthur Myers Bill Nordlund Jim Powell Tom Ratchford 8111 Rush Gil Sheffield Ray Smith Bob Watson JUNIORS Lee Abramson Fred Bolton William Callender William Corey Don Emmrich Vie Fischer Dudley Frost Dick Haro Robert Holme Jim Hughes Monroe King Herb Moore Ronald Mufti Donald Payno John Ruddock Bob Sage Russell Tanner Ivan Tomasi Jack Warren Virg Wright SOPHOMORES Ronald Bargones Edward Barnes Russell Bigelow Russell Frey John Lima Jerry Lukes Bob McCarthy Bart Young Tony McCrory King O'Noal Elwynn Peckham Jim Phillips Alan Robertson Bob Valli Allen Vejar FRESHMEN George Larson Jay Robinson Ty Wivell Ed Weiss Don Wash SPRING PLEDGES Joseph Canneta Robert Dochan Jack Geary Harold McKinney Charlos Sassenrath Jack Seusone Walter Sharman Veer� Mutt. Tamer Tomasi Frey Lima O'Neal Peckham Valli Ve ar Pjyoe RuAfeck Wright Bargones Lukes McCarthy Phillips Robertson Young Larson Rcbinsen Wash W«t:i II Z -o 3 liu Uh J5-5 St « jIIJ S 3 © c e • « Ji° c c« — IS C u -O 2 .1 � o - Si i o 3 s -c S ?• «• f! £ T 5 55 ► - -C.2 i! ?-§5 o — I Jt s e ; -?2 II z£ S2 _ -8 § I | °-f; 1 J = C o v 5 £ 5 S i-S-S 2 S«2 jil 0-S2 Hj uonO Bluer Co� en, C. Colria Fox, U. Garflnkle Gold Heller RoteeblMt Sto«e Sweet Syeondt Avidan Belling Oaten Glia: GoWtanith Jacoby twin. A. Levin, S. Mrlnia PI LAMBDA PHI 2727 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT YALE UNIVERSITY. 1895 TAU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1922 FORTY CHAPTERS Shau Weinberger Welter WoMe Wot man AbromoviU Berman UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Sanford Goldnor SENIORS Chariot Lamden K� rr r Harry Bistrin Harb Bluer Clyde Cohen Jerry Colvin Marv Fox Gene GarfinUe Phil Gold JUNIORS Norm Heller Herm Popuil Len Rotenblatt Bob Stone Don Sweet Mai Symondt Howie Weber Klang Koto Levia, H. Levin, M. Platt Bernie Avidan Ken Belling Don Cahen AH Gliek Larry Goldtmith Marv Jacoby Alan Levin Sid Wofman Stan Levin George Melnick Ruttefl Shetx Stan Sher Bob Woinbergor Howie Waiter Al Wolfe Resentful Ambinder Brcweslein Fox, R. Kopokh SOPHOMORES Jett Abromoviti Johnny Berman Harvey Clat Zan Green MoH Herth MoH Horn FRESHMEN Don Kamlor Lewit Klang Malcolm Kohn Hal Levin Don Platt Shol Roienthal Lyont Mortimer Soeet Trauner Jerry Ambinder Marv Brownttein Bob Fox MaHin Koppich Ron Lyont Klaut Mortimer Bud Sweet Don Trauner SPRING PLEDGES Norm Dottlor Frank Saul Siqmond Freeman Frank Wintfon 319 Bthtl Blpps 8ritliflghjm, E. Wkmh Wtodbara LeUfld Minor P«kr ElNMlHt Gordon G t� r Philip Ricksen, J. R kseri, R. Oution, T. Oullca, W. Ewinj Mutvany Turpin Wlky Elifrne lord Brittirghiaa, G. Harm S erdy Urdfrweod Harris Johnson Slewarl Wipnorf Hrimark Malh Williams Wright Mtddlclco Harrison Oresel Kervilk Bal« Urserve PSI UPSILON 1815 HIGHLAND PLACE FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE. 1833 EPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1902 TWENTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES B. Etcheverry James Hahn Donald Mackay Dr. H. Naffxiger James Parsons Leon Richardson Rudolph Schivill William Simpson SENIORS John Behel Charles Biggs Edward 8riMingham Charles Callaghan Victor Etionne Walter Lord Howard Middleton Ward Swift Peter Van Sicklcn Mackenxie Wasson Neil Woodburn JUNIORS Paul Bromwell Sherman Leland Gerald 8rittingham William Minor Howard Harris Robert Peeke Robert Harrison Charles Sheedy Richard Underwood SOPHOMORES Charlos Drosel Frederick Emanuels Douglas Gordon Cloy Gray Donald Harris Georgo Johnson George Norville Irvine Phillips John Ricksen Rupert Ricksen Richard Sergeant Archor Stewart William Wigmore Charles Bates Thomas Dutton William DuHon Sheafe Ewing Donald Hoimark John Math FRESHMEN Keith Meserve Robert Mulvany Miles Turpin Allan Wiley Richard Williams William Wright Louis Young SPRING PLEDGES John McNoil Arthur Ryan John Scheafer SIGMA PHI 2307 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE. 1827 ALPHA OF CALIFORNIA ESTABLISHED 1912 TEN CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES William Croon Grant Loomit Dr. W. G. Donald Harold Luopp Clifton Kroobor Robort Oltcn Earl Warron SENIORS Loland Ar.dorton Gordon Morriton Jamot Flood Myrl Scott Kenneth Foliar Douglas Tripp Neil Fulton Alan Tyler Roger Laird Jamot Watte Norman Young JUNIORS Thomat Adamt Robert Lamborn John CriHondon Donald Nichols Richard Glonn John Turner Robert Hondorton Roderick Waterfall David Hudton Philip Wyche SOPHOMORES Jim Cooloy Edgar Dethlof'.en David Foliar Richard Gillotpio James Neitwonger Potor Noack Joseph Stewart Jamot Van Ronttclaor FRESHMEN Jamot Donn Potor Linton Ottiwoll Jonet Thomat Otborn John Kirkland Daniel Power Jamot Robinton SPRING PLEDGES Forrett Borgaiani Jim Lerten DonCorran Clark McBride Georgo Vukatin AadCrtOO Fulton Laird Morrison Scott Tripp Tyler Waste Yoon) Adams Crittenden Glenn Hudson Nichols Turner Wythe Coxey Fuller Gillespie Neiswo qer Heart Stewart Van Rensselaer Dew Jones Kirkland Lamtern Linton Power Robinson VartJcraill Carpenter Darn Fleming tear Green Porter Sarver Turner Far rum Grocni9er Kolmet Manolit McKee Mlllt Rpbimcn OeJert Kinofc Clatter Kuhn Mitchell OurUixi ICWCll, R. Eeerton tpKl Morc toli SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 2722 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA. I8S6 BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1894 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS DESPITE CONSTANT pestering by selective service authorities, Sigma Alpha Epsilon managed to stagger through another harrowing school year. The activity boys took part in activities; the sportsmen sported; the social- ites were caught up in the gala whirl of campus festivities; some students studied, and the rest joined the Coast Guard, Naval Reserve and upper division R.O.T.C. Our extensive building program will be completed next fall with the opening of the annex across the street from the chapter house. Shadow succumbed to the pressure of high-powered fraternity life and was replaced by a nondescript mongrel named Argo. 322 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Ralph W. Chaney Fredryc R. Darby Nod P. Clyde Ernest P. DoGarmo Stuart Daggett Rolfe Miller Dr. Joseph P. Danton Arthur E. Pritchard Percy B. Rowe GRADUATES Joe Davit William Vanderwilt SENIORS Gilbert Beck Richard Kincade Robert Carpenter Robert Logan Al Davies Richard Lowell Donald DeJerf Hal Marquis William Durland Allen Parsons Robert Fleming Richard Porter William Gear Charles Server John Gibson Austin Turner Steve Green Roy Ward JUNIORS John Andrews Michael McKee John Brudin Donald Mills Willard Clatson Robert Mitchell James Doan Eugeno Morotoli Larry Doan Donal Praeger Donald Everson James Robertson Edward Farnam Willaim Robinson William Groeniger John Schlichtmann Graham Harris Lloyd Smith William Holmes Richard Stevens James Huhn Hampton Terry Jack Lynd Foster Weeks Paul Monolit John Wood James Wright Eldon Boelt William Budrow Fred DeKloti Alfred Dietsch Donald Hartloy Robert Jerry Joe Knowlend SOPHOMORES Richard Lareeu Edward Lippttreu Wayne Lowell William MacLaughlin Henry Meinert Robert Moore William Plotter FRESHMEN Mike Friedenbach Ralph Onstead Lawrence Hawkins Gene Patrick Howard Kirk Richard Sjoberg John Spilman Al Bender Jack Bibb Collin Edwards Bob Leslie Bob Luti SPRING PLEDGES Jim Moor Kenneth Porter Jim Riewerts Henry Stone Bill Watson Schlichlman Smith Terry Weeks Wood Wright Beck. E. Budrow OeKWJ Oietsch Hartley Jerry Knowland Latf.su Lippttreu Lowell, W. MacLaughlia Meinert MOOrf Plotter Hawkins Orv.tr.id Patrick Sjoberg Spilman I Doug Weeks Coidterg W� ckt Hart, E. Hart, R. Marketed Miller Wolf Korrdxld Morris 8l xh Orabkin Hffrderi iMk Rose Rostnbrrg Ounn Grotn Phillips Porttf SIGMA ALPHA MU 1735 LEROY AVENUE FOUNDED AT COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 1909 SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 192? FORTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS CHEZ SAM enchanted evening, and the Fall Formal climaxed the social season tor Sigma Alpha Mu this semester, keeping pace with the long- standing Sammy tradition of successful dances, put on throughout the years. Many of our fraters were also active on campus, among these were Ed Hart, president of the Inter-Fraternity Scholastic Society; Jon Korn- field, somber-faced judge on Men’s Judicial; Buggsy Siegel, who kept the spirits of the junior class high through his work as junior yell leader, and Marco Weiss, producer and director of the Junior Show. 324 SIGMA ALPHA MU Barnia Bloch GRADUATE Donald Wacks SENIORS Lionel Markusfeld Edward Harl Stanley Miller Richard Harl Larry Rebinow David Hayden Harold Redsun Marvin Lewis Alei Rosen Jack Lipian Milton Rosenberg Irving Berg Leonard Wolf JUNIORS Martin Schultz Ralph Dunn Joseph Sharp Alvin Frank Lawrence Shostak Edmund Green Seymour Siegel Jamet Kornfield Howard Strauss Robert LaVine Daniel Strohl Gordon Phillipt Manuel Talkovsky William Morrit Harold Trimble Harlan PerlmuHe r Leonard Veitier Jerome Porter Cecil Weintraub David Schoenfeld Marco Weiss Sheldon Wrighl David Barnall SOPHOMORES Stuart Marylander Marshall Benas Curtis Meier Merle Bloom Roger Singer Paul Bogart Maurice Sierer Stanley Gogol Mark Tobenkin Sluart Aranoff Irving Winetrub FRESHMEN Manford Rice Richard Heiler Paul Robbins David Hirsch Irwin Schoenberger Edward Mayer Leland Shain Leonard Polonsky Stanley Zimmorman SPRING PLEDGES Gerry Holliman Marv RiMenberg Jerry Poppers Saul Schneider Larry Tovar ScheeMeld Shan� Siegel Talkovsky Veiuer Wrighl Marylander Meter Singer Arartcff Mayer Polonsky Penny Schoenberger Shale Sir amt Bloom Sierer Rkc Pledge Ccnnrr Croccfc Darrovt Falter Givter Grant Marion Neoieck Palm Watx� Baoewnn Davit Hamer Heltn Fitted HMtrkk u«r Filch SIGMA CHI 2345 COLLEGE AVENUE FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY. 1855 ALPHA BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1886 ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN CHAPTERS DUE TO noon day appraising sessions upon their front steps the boys from Alpha Beta are experts at judging feminine beauty. This year they exhibited their excellent ability in choosing lively, blue-eyed and blonde Beth Jelm of Pi Phi as the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Led by Spide Betchart, the Sigs were striving to retain the highly prized intramural sports trophy which now crowns their TV set. Record-breaking Billy Hagler was the house's star var- sity contribution. Their house occasionally mistaken for a pool hall by pas- sers-by, the Sigs shone particularly on the green, and everybody, includ- ing the cook, performed the three-cushioned bank shot into the side pocket with monotonous regularity. 326 SIGMA CHI UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Stanley Barnos Dr. H. P. Mulier Clarence Nibs Price GRADUATE Aubertine Horaee SENIORS Waller Betschart Donald Holm Robori Campbell William Lack Don Connor Richard Maclie John Creech Gordon Maclean Kermit Darrow Dwayne McClendon John FiHon Donald Neudeck James Fuller Dean Ormsby Jack Givler Kimball Palm Bruce Gran! Frank Rowe William Greer Dean Unoer William Hauler James Vanderveen Kenneth Hambricli Kendall Vickery Hugo Hanson Lloyd Watson Edward Wilson JUNIORS Hans Baumann Hobart Humphrey Howard Brown Robert Jackson James Davis Christopher Leggo Richard Dole Roger Lind Donald Edmonslon John Mackey Koith Filch Ted Rausch James Hansen Thomas Raycralt Bruce Hellno Hugh Roberts Steele Wilson SOPHOMORES Edward Anqel James Hall John Arado Arthur Hillman Donald Bacci Paul Jacobs Robert Bandy Robert Johnson William Curtis James Miller Mas Gutierrez Lui Venator FRESHMEN Jed Adams Benjamin Hagen Jack Bassel Charles Held Barton Brown Stanley Saylor Edward Fletcher Donald Timmerman SPRING PLEDGES Charles Caito William Lamont Henry Cobb Donald Miqnola Alwin Hendrickson Charles Meyerson Robert Korte Paul Zinov Humphrey Mackey Rausch Rooms Angel toady CertlS Hall JJCOOs Jetinsoa Miller Adams Bassel Brown Hagen Timmermw a SFf s; Albert BwfieM Hamilton Mop Martry Monachio© Arnot drckrr Heo� Manerm - Htwc ScfeOewtuWr 8 9M Johmon, R. Mero Pri« Conner Dartam Kim Lcwfe Won W ifnl on Chapman FtoWi Johfrton, T. Kim ViVilfr SIGMA NU 2710 BANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE. 1869 BETA PSI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1892 ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CHAPTERS WHILE THE rest of fhe campus was progressing toward the future, the Sigma Nu's were moving back to the Golden Twenties with the revival of jazz as the keynote. In fact, one of the largest events of the social season had Clancy Hayes with Alexander's Jazz Band rocking the walls of the Snake Pit at Sigma Nu's all-university open house during the football season. Despite the dixieland craze, nine chapter members found time to play varsity football, six of whom made the Rose Bowl squad. Jim Monachino and John Olszewski spearheaded the Sigma Nu's contribution to another P.C.C. championship. Jim Howe, slugging outfielder of the baseball Bears, was president of the Big C Society, and Jim Chapman, a varsity swim- mer, was president of the Winged Helmet Honor Society. Merrill Albert, captain of the varsity tennis teem, was put on the fraternity honor roll. House officers included Hal Hoppe and Chris Markey, presidents in the fall and spring semesters, respectively. 328 SIGMA NU •% UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Douglas Framo David Kirby SENIORS Merrill Albert James Benefield Richard Calender Richard Conner Robert Durham Roger Fipps Douglas Hamilton Harold Hoppe James Howe Raymond King Richard Lewis Christian Markey James Monachino John Ralston Poter Schoonmaker Raymond Smith William Upton Alan Winslow JUNIORS Sheldon Arnot Richard Becker Michael Began James Chapman Joseph Eniensperger Fred Fields Richard Groger William Hooy Rodney Hughes Richard Johnson Thomas Johnson Robert King Fred Masterman Andrew Mirov Luther Price Vincent Price Leonard Wheeler SOPHOMORES Waltor Ames William Mais Richard Boyer Dwight Merriman James Brink Jordan Montano Merrill Brown Dean O'Hare Barry Conner John Olstewski Hugh Ditiler John Peterson Bliss Green Robert Roberts Raymond Greone John Soper Harold Holmes William Thomson Preston Hutchins Donald Tiernan Harper Imler Richard Verling David Zavadil FRESHMEN Gordon Gardiner Philip Morriman Robert Kahl William Pugh Richard Nystrom Robert Roche James Wieking SPRING PLEDGES Mike Began Jim Rhodes John Cumbcrpetch Bill Rogin Warren Geldert Don Smalian Ron Hitchcock Lloyd Torchio Jim Kreling Jim Walking Brink Browe Corner Holmes Hutchins Imler Olueaski Retorts Scpcr Verllne Gardiner Kahl Nystrees P 9h Root Ditiler Greene Vais Merriman, 0. Thomson Tiernan Leeis Merrimas, P. Wiekinj Kriss Neakts Baunutm Brown CUM Fktknrr Frost U« K4l Vonror PrWi AiCO J 8 kcr Beejrr Coldwtll Cheshire Chrisnun O'anv Hfrrioi Kwha Moore Pi'au S'm'Cfc Tjcer Walker Party OaVega Martinet SanrhOrn Vawjhn Allaire Beaynak Bocge Coil MtWhirter Vorr� Williams SIGMA PHI EPSILON 2251 HEARST AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND. 1901 CALIFORNIA ALPHA ESTABLISHED 1910 ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Robert Aitkin James Corley John Cory James Foro Robert Johnson James Miller Al Ragan Arthur Sampson H. R. Wellman GRADUATE Jack Noket SENIORS Paul Baumann Arnold Brown Robert Clatt Roberl Fleckner James Frost Hugh Huddleston Louis Kovanda James Monical Donald Monroe John Ochsnor Gene Prioli Edward Soule Michael Aicona Robert Bakor William 8unger Gerald Caldwell James Cheshire Jack Chrisman Gerald Delaney John Herring JUNIORS Rolf Kuhn Niel Moore Richard Oehsner Vernon Pitau Samuel Simich William Timmerman Del Tycer Richard Walker SOPHOMORES Donald Brinkerhoff George Martinet Ronald Davey Warren Samborn Clayton DaVega William Vaughn FRESHMEN Gerald Allaire Henry Coil Julius Bedynek Robert McWhirter Raymond 8ooge Howard Morrow George Williams SPRING PLEDGES Robort Alvin Edward Krent Marvin 8oil Wayne MacDonncll Albert Haven Edward Perkins THETA CHI 2d62 LE CONTE AVENUE FOUNDED AT NORTHFIELD. VERMONT. 1856 MU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Robert DeLibon James Sheppard Dr. R. H. DeWitl Noel F. Spiess Lars Peterson Dr. Lawrence Vance GRADUATES Robert 8utler Robert Cartwright William Cole SENIORS John Adam Mark Bates Daniel Cameron Rolph Congdon James Cundall David Dalton Richard Ellis John Farr William Faulwetter Robert Fischbeck James Froeschle Richard Garrett John Gilliland John Griffin Roy Wigginton Stanley Hoyt Karl Kennady Steven Leach Richard Liepold Edward Loftus William Murphy William Oliva Dallas Padon Tod Saenger Maurice Smith James Timmons Albert Tuller Douglas Vernon John Wayland JUNIORS Richard Adam Wendell Broderick Erik Erikson Ray Horton Crozior Mauor James Orr Bruce Ward Walter Winfield SOPHOMORES Kenneth 8eebe Ronald Dahlin Kenneth Hansen John Joss Donald Jonos Richard Kern Theodore Marois James Muldoon Donald West Philip Wood FRESHMEN Richard Fortune 8ruce Parker Hal Hill Donald Truman Glenn Wells SPRING PLEDGES Harvey Carrol Sherman Davis Jack Darrah Moon Stewart Wade Williams Hunt, J. 8 1« Cameren Congdon Cu:d tl Daltcn Ellis Farr Froeachle GilhUxi Griffin Hoyt Leac Liepotd Loftus Oliva Paden Sasitk Saenger Timmons Teller Vernon Wigjinloii Adam. R. Broderick Erikson Vruer Ward Winfield O.lii! Hansen Jess Jones Kern Va eis Muldoon W«t Weed Fortune Hill Parker Truman Wells lipphKOtt Brandt 8roj ). Costello Dickerson Harlsoc Jamison, R. Kilman Mor? � S� m«| Zcllnun Bella Ells Eejlrr Entc� Ford Cause Heath HrrrIMg, R. HeriO} Cku9 i Jamiser $. PetrK C 'm Fitter Herrin� ?. 8. TAU KAPPA EPSILON 2725 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. 1899 NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1919 EIGHTY-FIVE CHAPTERS PROUD POSSESSORS of the handsomest dog on campus, the honorable Brutus, are the TKE's. Brutus has made quite a hit on campus with all the grace that only a St. Bernard can radiate. But there was excitement aplenty at the TKE house this year. Plans were being made and ambitions carried out as witnessed by the Birthday Ball, the Orchid Formal, costume dances, pledge exchanges, pledge-active football, softball and basketball games and the Scholarship Banquet at the St. Francis Yacht Club. 332 TAU KAPPA EPSILON UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Dr. Edwin E. Ghiselli Captain Harold Carli GRADUATES Seth Burdett Paul Engler George Dove Raymond Lippincott SENIORS Ivan Crandt Roy Hoffman. Jr. Fred 8roggi Bud Jamison Frank Clough, Jr, George Jensen Daniel Costello John Kilman Robert Dickorson Thomas Morgan, Jr. William Graham John Petrie, Jr. Ernest Hartsoc Don Sampsel John Hays Glenn Strahl Karl Zellman JUNIORS Raymond Botka Roger Herrling Frank Carrig Allan Hertog Jeff Dewberry George Loftus William Ells Griffith Marshall Mark Engler Philip Merritt Dick Entorf Donald Newman Herman Fisher Roger Nye, Jr. James Ford Kenneth Oertel Richard Gause August Peck. Jr. Robert Heath Charles Sander Robert Herrling Frederic Siegrist Louis Simoncic Lottes Merritt Oertel Sander Alderson Blackwell Cowa.i Dirks Watsca Wray Collie Francis R«h Newman N� C Siegrist S moxic Breckenndgt Clawson Mcllraith S turnon Yoenj Call.� Marshall Martin Nick Alderson John Blackwell Robert Breckenridge Donald Clawson Joel Constanco Bruce Cowan John Oirkt, Jr. SOPHOMORES David Kimball Stuart Mcllraith William Schnack Potter Shannon Jamet Watton Charles Wray John Young Lowell Catlin Robert Collim David Francis Jerry Blalock William 8land Roy Claxton Henry Coatsworth Carl Cordes William Deady Robert Garst FRESHMEN Gale Marshall George Martin Paul Ruch SPRING PLEDGES Keith McMurphy Edward McMurra Alan Nelson George Pappas Mac Parks John Tilbury Richard Zahm Flefce f O'Csnncr Cagle Chappell Gall p Grim� JjKlttPO Mclauchln Paul Stauffer Berg Cafrett Andmon 8tO! 0«lne Durujkj Hope King Weiu.«i O'Hare Tippett Tullwn Clark Oietrkh THETA DELTA CHI 2647 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE. 1847 DELTA DEUTERON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 TWENTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS THE THETA DELTS started off the year on the right foot by taking in as fine a pledge class as can be found, and the fine spirit which was shown during rushing prevailed throughout the year. Scholarship was stressed as usual; however, when the time was taken from studies it was well repre- sented in campus activities and wherever an athletic event was taking place one of the brothers was sure to be on the team. Along with the Saturday night house dances, the fall pledge formal, held at the San Francisco Golf Club, the spring formal, and the 103rd anniversary banquet helped to mix pleasure with the work. 334 THETA DELTA CHI Gardiner Kolktiner McCart Sa-oer Tormry waiters Be nr Broan Carr Gleason Krouji Lockett McGrene Milia� Nuf.cn Scott Seanks Seodbjr Ball Martin Melk� MoldcvscKirdl Woods Eric UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Herber Bolton Leonard Buck R. W. Clough William Fickner Earl Grubb Robert Jones Frank Anderson Karl Benz Worth Ryder GRADUATES Richard Erickson James Siler W. B. Tippett SENIORS Charles O'Conner Philip Pankaskie Thomas Ruebet Frank Hope Dana King Robort Cagle Waldo Jackson John Chappell James McLeuchlin Ray Devine Harold Menzies David Draves William Stauffer Jack Dunasky James Tanner Donald Gallup William Thompson Marvin Grimes Thomas Tippett Richard Tullson JUNIORS Robert Aleiandor Robert Karpe David Berg Richard Koilehner John Calvert Robert McCart John Campell Syl McNinch Willian Clark Robert Miller Richard Dietrich Richard Payne Charlos Gardiner Joaquin Samper Donald Hertel Richard Tormey Louis Holston James Walters SOPHOMORES William Benz Gordon McGrane Ray Brown Edward Millano William Carr Donald Nutten Donald Gleason Charlos Scott Thomas Keough Fred Shanks William Lockett Harry Sundby FRESHMEN Donald Ball Floyd Mellon Charles Hope William Moldenschardt Tevis Martin James Whitely Robert Woods SPRING PLEDGES James Abraham Don Frederick Robert Brooks Don Johnson Morvin Crist David Underwood Abbot Andiadt Hdittn9v JtASM Pjlflnl PtUrtOn Soour Smith Totwln Zurkr (Xxtty 801« Booyt Killian Painter Sarrlil Sullrun Stress Steel Ardcrton 0J99ttl Ijnun THETA XI 1730 LA LOMA AVENUE FOUNDEO AT RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. I8M NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1910 FORTY-FOUR CHAPTERS HIGHLIGHTING THE campus activities of Theta Xi in the fall semester was their participation in the Homecoming float contest. Imagination and hard work paid off. Three first places: sweepstakes award, originality in the men's and mixed division. With respect to social functions, originality was again the key word at Theta Xi this fall—a futuristic dance at the house. Couples showed up at the affair in costumes depicting 25th century life—ideas ranging from the atomic-war-affected cave-dweller of the future to the robot man. A recent election has made Herb Andrade, varsity boxing manager, our new house president. Robert Toft, the outgoing presi- dent, became new house manager. 336 THETA XI UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Raymond Jeans Harry Shepherd Edgar Nemir Konnoth M. Stamp Royal Roberts Edwin C. Voorhies GRADUATES John loBuono Keith Notion Jonathan Warren SENIORS Richard Abbott John McCoy Horbort Andrade Wallace Painter William Balat James Palfini Martin Booye Conway Peterson John Burgess Henry Sarrail Ad Fichel Howard Smith William Hastings Joseph Sooter Thomas Hodges Richard Stallman Arthur Jonson John Staples John Killian William Strong Honry Loighton Charles Stout Fred Massari Andre Tolpogin Dalo Zuelow JUNIORS Edward Anderson Richard Lyman Richard Biava William Richardson Robort Daggott Jamos Scott Ronald Dorsey Richard Thurbor Worthington Detwiler Robert Toft James Kaufman Kenneth Wallace SOPHOMORES Donald Abbott Thomas Lewis Ronald Campbell Robert McKalip Stanton Church Richard Russell Richard Clauson David Smith Robert Hagstrom Kont Tichonor Jamos Watson FRESHMEN Robort Catheart William Marler Howard Datro Winton Marler Poter Hannaford Harley Stallman Robert Stribling SPRING PLEDGES Bob 8eckland Tom Hoadley Jim Dalton Ed Mallaty Richard Jordon Earl Van Gundy Rxhardson Scott Toft Wallace Abbott CampCell Charch Clausen Hjflstro Russell Smith Tichenor Watsoe Catheart Oetro Hawufced Marler Mather Stallman Strihlieg Rasputin Aaron 8ernsl«ui, N, F «rrbactxr Fox Fodem Genhry Green Harlem Jjcctj Lieb � Maler Valtal Napp ReiM Rewnberv Slosbe-g Seekclo� Weinter? Benjamin Bermteir, W. Carlat Goldberp Jacotn Klein Ketsler Kobltck PalUkoll Shainvky S.kn Simon, J. Simon. S. Stcrnvin Seokei Wank GrOii Hcvsch Kay Kreinma (Hire Altermac Cotua Faciee Glxkman Nankin Spink Tunik Ontr ZETA BETA TAU 1717 EUCLID AVENUE FOUNDED AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. 1898 ALPHA ETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1928 FORTY-SIX CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Waldo Cohn Charles Fletcher Harold Linder GRADUATES Ernest Fried Jerry Grodsky Harold Friedman Emil Rothenberg Robert Glickman Steven Sosnick Donald Throne SENIORS Roy Aaron Norris Bernstoin George Fernbacher Gerald Fo Arthur Fudem Justin Gershuny Stanley Green Joseph Grodin Edward Harlem Robert Jacob Robort Lioban Paul Maier Larry Mattel James Milgram Richard Naoo Edgar Phillips Richard Reiss Alan Rosonberg Robert Slosberg Robert Soekolov Carl Weinberg JUNIORS Mitchell Benjamin William Bernstein Paul Carlat Victor Ginsburg Milton Goldberg Milton Jacobs Alan Klein Herbert Kessler Martin Maury Koblick Owen Pallakoft Allen Shainslcy Harold Silen Jimmy Simon Scott Simon Stephon Storman Sidney Stokes Wank |ji!| SOPHOMORES Marvin Cohn Robert Hersch William Goodman Alan Kay Edgar Gross Michael Kreinman Ronald Ostrow FRESHMEN Edward Alterman Martin Cohan Simon Cordova Gerald Factor David Glickman Gerald Nankin Barry Spivak Ira Tunik SPRING PLEDGES John Fletcher Irving Malnick Morrie Green Harvoy Malofsky Justin Gross Robert Rouda Jerome Keller Lloyd Sankowich Harold Wollenberg MASCOT Leo Dover t I ZETA PSI 2251 COLLEGE AVENUE FOUNOED AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. 1847 IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1870 THIRTY-ONE CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Chaffeo Hall GRADUATE Edward Ford, Jr. SENIORS Goorgo Badger William Brinek, Jr. Alan Gallinatti John Lindley Willaim Ridgway Phelps Witter, Jr. Robert Wittor Thomai Witter Albort Dunlap Jamos Gallinatti Lauronco Mays John McCulloch JUNIORS Charlos Robortson Waltor Ruiton James Shaffer Goorgo Witter SOPHOMORES Fred Forgy. Jr. Jamos Hutchinson Orra Hyde III Edward Nolson Edwin Wyatt Alan Scott Edward Taylor Jamos Warren Ronald Witter FRESHMEN Samuel 8reck Kennoth Horrall William Fink John Nolson John Gallaghor Peter O'Brien Le Baron Wills SPRING PLEDGES Pete Newell Badger Brine Galltoatll, A. LinOley witter, P. Witter, R. Witter, T. Dunlap Gallinatti, J. Mays McCulloch Robertson Ruiten Hutchinson Hyde Nelson, E. Taylor Warren Witter. R. Wyatt Brcck Fink Gallagher Horrall Nelson, J. O'Brien Wills Dave Donlon Hugh Schade SIGMA PI 2431 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT VINCENNES UNIVERSITY. 1897 IOTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 FIFTY-FOUR CHAPTERS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES George Mallory James Martin Maynard Morris ORADUATES James Brown Harold Franklin Ross Shade Charles Thompson SENIORS William Basham Donald Cannon Fred Carlson Michael Downing Hubert Erwin Grady Frymire Theodore Glasnow Hollis Hardy James Kite Donald Robinson Vitali Roxynko Arnold Seepol James Slaybaugh Kenneth Smith Walter Smith Reginald Tumbleson Carrol Whitney Serapio Zalba JUNIORS Allerton Blake James Carpenter Richard Connell Robert Halpin Michael Kasatkin Clyde Marquart David Matson James McCann James McCready Robert McNary William Miller Richard Morgan David Price George SergeefF Clarence Siemens Phillip Stephens Brown Franklin Shade Thompson Carlson 0 Owning CrwM Frymire Glasnow Hardy Kite Robinson Roiynko Seepol Slaybaugh Smith Smith Tumblescn Whiteey Zalba BUke Carpenter Cornell Halpin Kasatkin Mar quart Matson McCann McNary Milter Morgan Price Sergeetf Siemens Stephens Smith Posey Ego SOPHOMORE Sheldon Smith FRESHMAN Ronald Posey SPRING PLEDGES James McCready Richard Morgan Kenneth Talloff MASCOT Cloudland Egon PANHELLENIC COUNCIL fall Beverly McCleskey Jenet Johnson Mery McFeyden Pege Swiff Merty PHt Sue Freni Beverly Breck Alphe Chi Omege Alphe Oelte Pi Alphe Epsilon Phi Alphe Gamma Oelte Alphe Omieron Pi Alphe Phi Alphe Xi Oelte Chi Omege Oelte Oelte Oelte Oelte Gemme Oelte Phi Epiilon Oelte Zete Gemme Phi Bete Keppe Alphe Thete Keppe Oelte Keppe Keppe Gemme Phi Mu Phi Sigme Mu Pi Bete Phi Sigme Keppe Thete Upsilon Zete Teu Alphe 3EVERLY McCLASKEY JANET JOHNSON MARY MecFAOGE BEVERLY 8RECK PACE SWIFT OFFICERS Spring President Jenet Johnson Vice-President Mery Beth Strcder Secretery-Treesurer Berbere Tindell BOARD MEMBERS Junior Penhellenie Berbere Albright Sociel Cheirmen Phyllis MecKey Intersorority Formel Cheirmen Sendre Welden Publicity Cheirmen Vivien Lerson MEMBERS Cherlene Whitely. Sue Richerdson Norme Perkinson, Noreen Letsom Neomi Ets-Hokin, Nency Herris Virginie McClusky, Betty Chris Nency Diion. Sally McDowell Cetherine Fenlhouser Betty-Ceryl Cempbell. Vivien Lerson Joenne Stovonson, Berbere Tindell Joen Pollitier. Sheron Entwistle Peggy Berrett. Mergeret Drinkwerd Sheron Greenstein Beverly Menend Pet Mershell. Dolores Seckett Petsy Adems. Georgienne Stern Jenet Bernes, Jenet Gilmore Cerreclyde Tindell, Zoe Surprenent Bee Dodge, Joen Heffey Merie Rosenthel Merilyn O'Conner. Mery Schuler Merjorie Andriesse, Joen Kretchmer Cleire Cosgrove Merilyn Cotter 344 ALPHA DELTA CHI FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES. 1925 BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1929 FOUR CHAPTERS SENIORS Joan Campboll Sondra Mathmann Barbara Ciavanqar Marianna Nelson Carolyn Raid Marion Simpson JUNIORS Corinna Cornell Maria Inman-Kano Dorothy Dunlop Margaret Magarian Irana G � inn Mary Ellen Magnuton Eilaan Hormal Loi� Marihall Bavarly Knutien Shelley Poiey Mary Ann Suelh SOPHOMORES Audrey Bailey Elisabeth Royal Ena Doyl Botto Rutiall Carolyn Imbnch Carolyn Seharoun Janatta Inglis Mary Jana Snyder Jean McMillan 8ernadine Thompion Anita Utley FRESHMEN Jacqualin Aubin Phyllit Jansen Rana Huuey Marilyn Morrison SPRING PLEDGES Pat Gear Helen Hirohate Elaina Hamm Virginia Killas Betty Topp � I •S Campbell Clevenger Mrthmim Nehon Simpion Cornell Ounlop Cnioei Hormel Knutsea Iaman-K -e Magarun Vagnuson VarvMII Posey Sue Hr Bailey lafeadi Inglil M Mil Ian Royal Ruiiell Scharcun SnyOer Thompson Utley Aubin Huisey Mormon Babcock Blare Burton Cox df Urfcstf, E. Finn Gcl«rr Gtrkt Milntr Musso Pr d r Robrrls Thompson YVNUfcy lUf-yi 'TWO 8orch rdi g Brurtonr Ciprlco do Uriosto, A. Fields Lockhart Loomis Phillips Quirk Raddon Richardson Schlictcr Smith ALPHA CHI OMEGA 1756 LEROY AVENUE FOUNDED AT DE PAUW UNIVERSITY. 1885 PI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1909 SEVENTY-FIVE CHAPTERS WIERD CHARACTERS that appeared at the Chinese Waterfront (the pledge costume dance), dancing at the Mark on the night of the formal, and a visit from Saint Nick on Christmas kept the social life of the A Chi O's in the social whirl. On March I, the girls entertained children from the de Fremery Home, and topped things off by a splurge of ice cream and cookies. Active A Chi O's on campus were Perdita Loomis, Women's direc- tor on the Pelican; Joan Downie, Vanity Fair director, and campus queen Charlotte Houston, who became a cover girl for Collier's. 346 ALPHA CHI OMEGA SENIORS Joan Babcock Charlotte Houston Shirley 8ates Eliiabeth Lassiter Emilyn Blanc Kay Locke Nancy Burton Annabelle Milner Juanita Coi Joan Mutso Barbara Derry Betty Prader Elite da Uriotta Colleen Roberts Dorothe Finn Patricia Rodgers Lee Geiger Patricia Thompson Virginia Gerke Charlene Whiteley Cynthia Wood JUNIORS Johann Borcherding Sue Raddon Janet Brunone Cornolia Rhoads Clyde Ciprico Sue Richardson Anita do Urioste Norma Sehlicter Mona Fieldt Itobel Smith Marilyn Lockhart Carolyn Stay Perdita Loomis Margaret Stuhman Ann Phillips Lorene Townsend Martha PiH Pat Wheatley Doris Quirk Mary Wickman SOPHOMORES Dorothy 8aukol Grace Hurley Claire 8obby Nancy Trayer Joan Downie Janet Watson Marlene Geiger Christine Williams Marjorie Haloy Dianne Withoft FRESHMEN Lina Aebi Sylvia Jean Gabrielson Charline Bennett Joanne Keyes Claire Briel Janet Kirby Janis Burton Jacqueline Pennington Beverly Derry Donna Shoemaker Janet Duffel Martha Sproul Jacqueline Fieldt Margot Thompson Lois Young SPRING PLEDGE Shirley Newell SteU nvn Townsend Oownie Haley Withofl Benefit Fields GaSrwhon SV maker Sp'cui Wkkrwn Baukol Hurley Trer� ' Briel Burton Keyes Kirby Ttempson Yeung Bobby Wiliam Oerry Penrirqtoa Angelo Eckermi.1 Lambert R«6 «tV5fl Willurm C'ombir Bowron Beemter Fergoton Frott VacGlatKi-i kfarinoni Smith Speck Wright Beagle ri«vr Flaherty Hagen Hrinig Briefly C'lleyhouve HutcVto James Hath Nicchia Wav Willey 8e«w Coir FIo� k-. Nicking Cnmc ALPHA DELTA PI 2400 PIEDMONT AVENUE FOUNDED AT WESLEYAN COLLEGE. 1851 PSI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 SEVENTY-NINE CHAPTERS A CHILDREN'S Christmas party, Parents' Dinner, Father's Dinner, two pledge dances, and winter and spring formals were among the social ac- tivities of the ADPi's. Ginny Boyle, who was Homecoming Attendant and chairman of Speakers' Bureau; Suzie Flowers, secretary of Junior Class; Marilyn Mason and Bev Hinton, members of Panile, and Jean Brewster and Carol Holmes, both on Rally Committee and Cal Club, were outstanding members who contributed much to the house and university. The sorority's Centennial Convention is to be held in July in Macon, Georgia. The sorority was founded at Wesleyan College on May 15. 1851. 348 HintO Paid Coburn Hji.land Njulrn.i Cournten Houston Saol'W. Dowuvj, Janet letsom O'Doonrll Ellis Hutchinson Member Zaruba Oeerum, Joan McCalhn Shreai Gardner Johnson Nolan Boyle Ferriter Mason Baldwin Harris Vilen Parkinson 8ulUrd G� bson Vdfatt B.scholt Melnuth ALPHA DELTA PI SENIORS Mary Angelo Gwyn Bowron Joan Browstor Carol Briorly Barbara Culvyhouse Jeanne Eckerman Claire Ferguson Marilyn Frost Alice Hutcheson Mary James Corinne Lambert Marion Marilyn MacGlaihen Helen Marinoni Audrey Morris Barbara Nash Verna Nicchia Nancy Robinson Dorothy Smith Joyce Speck Nancy Waugh Caroline Willey Diane Williams Wright JUNIORS 8etty Claire Beagle 8ettye Beane Connie Cole Virginia Crombie Paula Fischer Eileen Flaherty Sutanne Flowers Peggy Greene Charleen Hagen Dorothy Heinig Joan Zaruba Nancy Hiclcing Beverly Hinton Carol Holmes Marjorie Houston Beverly Lehne Jeanne McKnew Patricia Nolan Norma Parkinson Audroy Podd Beverly Rawlings SOPHOMORES Virginia 8oyle Margie Bullard Jane Coburn Janet Doering Joan Doering Dolores Forriter Mary Gibson Joan Haviland Noreen Lotsom Barbara McCallum Marilyn Mason Ann Matheny Ruth Moffatt Beverley Nenkervis Janet O'Donnell Lois Sheean FRESHMEN Dorothy Baldwin Margaret Bischofl Patricia Courneen Christine Ellis Anno Gardner SPRING Beverly Bromley Marilyn Carlisle Alice Gooding Nancy Harris Margot Helmuth Jean Hutchinson Marilyn Johnson Sydney Vilen PLEDGES Paretta Inoram Mary Ann Nosman Pat Dale Peterson ChtriKW Gaines NassUum Rosin Alberi Berger Hillcr9 r U11 Slldm� � Simon, P. Tennenhause Z«� 9lef CofafoUia Cross Jacob soi Singer Sucllts TopJl 8erko� t Epstein Els-Hckin Lewis Roth Ror Simon, L. Stern Store Bakar Beckman Brattrovin ALPHA EPSILON PHI FOUNDED AT BARNARD COLLEGE. 1909 TAU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1923 THIRTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS THE AEPHI's lead a busy and merry life endeavoring to make good grades and have a good time. Open houses after football games and dances such as A Night at the Opera and Miss-Mosh to Moscow were among the many events on the social calendar. Many girls are among those prominent in activities and honoraries on campus: Ruth Oppenheimer, Phi Beta Kappa; Carol Lasher, Varsity Debate; Carol Silverman, chairman of the Friday Fling and in sophomore council; and Cookie Holtz and Helen Biskind, members of the frosh council. 350 § - i ? s iiiiii i-s 1 •c J-s « x i « £ I 3-5.■€ ;.! si 1 -J o «. c-ciav� 1: §••■§=• o44(3i c E i h «isjJli-i S-i£ _§• s|.y| t£x -?iS-? is 2 Jio o o 0 z 1 s 1 .3.? J 3 AndrtiStn 8eivj.l Brandt Bror-n Burk� Ruddrch Sennit Smith Stanlldd Tatti Van Cltavc Wynt B rta9M Black Brooks Calltm Oonvtuf Eubank Emmjrn Fay Cercfcf Gri9Ql Crlmm Hartman Kcrfnwiu � Houston Jarman Irvin K «? Kcleski ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 2726 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. 1894 OMICRON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1915 SIXTY.THREE CHAPTERS THE MAIN efforts of every Alpha Gam this year were spent in enabling us to build our new house. In the fall of the year a car raffle and a bazaar at the Claremont Hotel occupied the time and minds of all Alpha Gams. Spring found us deep in the plans and production of a fashion show and bridge luncheon. The seniors were honored at a Senior Dinner and a May Morning Breakfast. And Mary Jan Flemmer, grand national president, was honored at a tea during her visit to this chapter. 352 Mr« k $Mtt Conky Howard TigllO Mqw Rayso� Tfwy Me Kdb Walker WeCiuskey Read WOrlhnann Fc«yth Lloyd Wood bur� Kmi Price So lac he Colby Holland Round) Morgan Schultz 8enc l Gallagher Rosberg Coyne Gerloff Shank) ALPHA GAMMA DELTA I r t SENIORS Claire Andreasen Jeanne Ruddach Diane Benoit Sharia Schank Marjorie Brandt Carolyn Smith Dorothy Brown Patricia Stanfield Marilyn Burke Mary Lou Totti Loi) Jukich Gretchen Van Cleave Con)tance Wyne JUNIORS Lenore 8ortagna Jean Irvin Eva Black Mary June King Marilyn Brook) Joan Kowloki Charlotte Cailteui Eliza both Kre) Lilace Child Mary Menick Joan Donahue Mary Mayor Bonnie Emmoni Virginia McCluskey Nancy Eubank Louise Morgan Joan Fay Kathleen Price Dorothy Gercke Joan Rayment Jeanette Grigg) Ardon Ray or Juanita Grimm Pat Read Barbara Hartman Barbara Schultz Ann Hofmoi)ter Janet Solache Ann Hou)toun Anita Sweet Marilyn Jarman France) Tenney Marianne Worthmann SOPHOMORES Barbara Benoit Nancy Colby Carol Conley Patricia Duke Lucille Forsyth Margaret Gallagher Donna Holland Barbara Howard Daryl Kolb Marilyn Lloyd Barbara Rotberg Joanne Round) Mercedet Taglio Virginia Walker Jean Woodburn FRESHMEN Roberta Gerloff Margaret Shank) SPRING PLEDGES Gwenna Coyne Carol 8enoit Carolyn Clapp Barbara Lee Davenport Laryon Dayton Mary Galigher Joan Kinnear Joyce Elaino Kizlitzin Bimi Nanine Landed Peggy Jean LaViolette Marian Loui)e Oitermann Sally Perry Jan Remington France) Ann Richerd)on Wanda Spence Wictondcn Humphrey Stoartr Dacij KfOdSM Mtogibol Bwchwd PMUn AIlM 0«w LViOrt Pftvtch Cato Pri« 8«uy Oi«on Markham Strttttf Carithw Ra«om Carr F«tul Martin Zumwalt Ftliy SeymM Clay ten Frattrs Martin AmikeM ALPHA OMICRON PI FOUNDED AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. 1897 SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1907 FIFTY-ONE CHAPTERS WINNING A CUP for the most original Homecoming float in the women’s division was Alpha O's big thrill for the year. Also their scholastic improve- ment brought compensation for intensive study. But all was not work, for a hilarious Pirate dance was held all-university week end and the Fall Formal, with snowballs and Christmas trees, provided a full share of fun. With mem- bers in Panile and Prytanean other Alpha O's represented the house on campus in Blue and Gold as junior editors, Women's Counseling, Women's Judicial Committee, and Rally Committee. 354 ALPHA OMICRON PI GRAOUATI Margarot Wickenden SENIORS Joanne Borcherd Shirley Humphrey Virginia Cake Betty Patten Jeanne Carithers Patricia Price Virginia Castel June Ransom Norma Eriksen Rosemarie Seyman Carmolita Felir Frances Shearer Edie Jensen Sally Wemple JUNIORS Judith Alles Vivian Knudsen Patricia Beatty June Larson Joan Carr Nancy Markham Barbara Clayton Chalvs Martin Ann Crary Marilyn Martin Carol Davis Marilyn Mengshol Carolyn Dean Gloria Pfautch Nancy Diion Sally Shepard Diana Fenxl Sally Streeter Joan Fraters Jeanne Zumwalt SOPHOMORES Audrey Amskold Doris Jamieson Marjorie Berglund Sally McDowell Barbara Bigelow Joanne Moyer Judy Carithers Carla Merner Betty Cereghino Norma O'Donnell Nancy Claxton Nancy Radford Patricia Roper Adele Colling Patricia Donegan Nancy Samwell Nancy Davis Sally Sharpsteen Helen Fink Sally Standley Dorothy Fowle Jacqueline Stultx Nancy Gladding Carol Tate Jean Holt Eleanor Wales Sheila Howe Carol Wulff FRESHMEN Patricia Brandos Patricia Holt Pertine Channing Oreon Noack Alison Giddingt Jean Toohey SPRING PLEDGES Nancy Cowan Louise North Nancy Mangelsdorf Nyta Tollefson Margaret Anne Wagner Berglund Brjelow Cereghlno Clnton Colling Oenegan Oasis FMt Fowle Holt, J. Ho Jamieson Meyer Merner O'Donnell Radford Sharpsteen Standley StulU late Wales Wallf Brandes Chinning Giddings Holt, P. Noack Toohey 8tmon B-luinj-lrcHf Callan Fifcush Fleming Hotmjnn Lapcmanino Meyerc Oliphaol Ruder Schneider Smrtfc, G. Smith, P. Starr Tallnun Thempsoe T raris Wallace Bird Ml CmvMII Cummin?} Herman Lw.li Munn Osthoff Petenon Pin?w Suhr Underhill ALPHA XI DELTA 2833 8ANCROFT WAY FOUNDED AT GALESBURY. ILLINOIS. 1893 OMICRON CHARTER ESTABLISHED 1909 SIXTY-FIVE CHAPTERS DURING FOOTBALL season the AZD's had to run home on the double to try and keep the post-game crowd from tramping across the lawn. As if this wasn't enough exercise the girls successfully participated in intra- mural sports—bringing home the intramural plaque from the W.A.A. fall banquet. The powers of concentration were called upon and the house brought up their scholarship to near the top. But all was not work and no brought up their scholarship to near the top. But it was not all work and no play for the AZD's. The traditional banquets, the formals and pledge dances enjoyed a large turnout. 356 Bowman Buck� try Franklin Frtethy Grutrmacher Howard Larson Raab Ray RUcrabaugh Rock Svpfccrd Trembaih Williams Atwood Banbrock Barden Berry Cardwell Carr Ganin Hajermaa Hoffman Johnson Kirkpatrick Lodryrr UcKmzie Pauli Shinn Tallman Thompson Vi Uni ALPHA XI DELTA SENIORS Barbara Benson Jane Risi Peggy Baumgarner Joan Rucker Barbara Callan Joanne Schneider Joanne Casey Nancy Schultz Ann Fibuth Geraldine Smith Patricia Fleming Patricia Smith Barbara Hofmann Helen Starr Gladys Lagomarsino Jean Tallman Kathryn Mayors Bernice Thompson Patricia Oliphant Nancy Travis Jacqueline Price Myra Wallace JUNIORS Gloria Bird Patricia Munn Daphne Bull Isabel Osthoff Elizabeth Butler Marilyn Peterson Botty-Coryl Campbell Janet Pinger Carla-Sue Cummings Barbara Suhr Adelaide Herman Jean Underhill Marie Lewis Cecilia Zarr SOPHOMORES Margot Bowman Nancy Raab Amy Bulkeley Barbara Ray Joan Franklin Catherine Rhorabough Marylee Freethy Patricia Rock Jean Grutzmacker Marqaret Shepherd Sue Howard Marilyn Trembath Vivian Larson Carol Williams FRESHMEN Marilyn Atwood Marilyn Watson Helen Banbrook Diane Johnson Joan 8ardon Ramona Kirkpatrick Shirley Berry Marilyn Lockyor Jeanne Cardwell Janet McKonzio Sally Carr Harriott Paully Irene Ganin Maryalda Shanks Ellen Hagerman BeHy Carol Shinn Ann Hall Gretchen Tallman Eugenia Hoffman Nancy Thompson Barbara Viland SPRING PLEDGE Lumarie Johnson Oavitoi Marsh Rubey DeMaris Erickson Farnswortn, F. Fletcher Gliddcn Jakohs Llhhjr MacKtiulf Martin Sch.li Stevensos Tomlinson Batch Beauchamp Bert ill ion Bruno Ofaham Edwards Farnsworth, M. Hardvay Jco« Kelly McMahon Redman Richardson Rosea Taylor CHI OMEGA 2421 PIEDMONT AVENUE POUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS. 1895 MU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1902 ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT CHAPTERS BACK FROM summer tans and cottons, the Chi O's settled down to an eventful semester that started with a picnic for their new pledges. Foot- ball games and open houses, the annual scholarship dinner and high school night brought them closer to the Christmas Formal, with its Christmas tree and midnight visit from Santa. After caroling at the Children's Hospital the Chi O's had a party with josh presents for all. This was the semester that Shirley Fletcher was president of Prytanean, Nancy Balch was presi- dent of Panile and Pelly women's director, and Mary Lou Willis was a junior editor of the Blue and Gold. Finals and Quiet Hours brought us around again to spring and the traditional Father-Daughter Banquet, Spring Formal and, last of all, the Senior Breakfast and farewells. 358 I CHI OMEGA SENIORS Betty Davison Eleanor DoMaris Joan Erickson Feosie Farnsworth Shirley Fletcher Anne Giiddon Merlon Jakobsen Mary Libby Barbara MacKenzie Vonie Marsh Lois Martin Janet Rubey Joan Schulz Joanne Stevenson Anidelle Tomlinson Mattie Zumwalt JUNIORS Nancy Belch Pat Beauchamp Marie 8ertillion Barbara Brune Judy Denham Alethe Edwards Marily Farnsworth Ellen Hardway Janice Jones Alice Kelly Margot McMahon Nancy Redman Madge Richardson Marlyn Rosen Janet Smith Louanne Taylor Elizabeth Turri Mary Lou Willis SOPHOMORES Virginia Andrews Nancy McGee Marieno Banister Susan Miley Jane Bartlett Wendy Okell Frances Carter PaHy Paine Marian Derby Joan Podstata Virginia Diepenbrock Mary Ann Silliman Dedo Dousseau Janice Sleeper Barbara Keller Barbara Tindell FRESHMEN Barbara Crenshaw Pat Krieger Joyce Devereui Martha Lano Amy Edgerley Martha Lloyd Shirley Glenn Janice Thomas Lynn Helvenston Sally Watson Cathy Whidden SPRING PLEDGES Mary Pierce M. Joanne Smith Margaret A. Pratt Barbara Ann Weeks Terri Mills Andrews Banister Bartlett Carter Oerby Diepenbrock Dousseau Keller McGee Miley Okell Podstata Sillinan Sleeper Tindell Creeslwa Dewrevi Edgerley Glean Helvcnslen Krieger Usse Lloyd Them� Watson Whidden AlliSO Hilbert Li d Bvnri Ferri Httlyrt Banjt Buck Httskr Leach Sand Spore Baskeue 8r0 n Gilbert Grew Hurley Kennedy Norwjll Pellitier Cooley f trr leiu Leonard Soraooec Albriqht D«hl Dn hl Gubin Gubin Knautr Peilhep Merldith DELTA DELTA DELTA 2300 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY. 1888 PHI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 NINETY-TWO CHAPTERS A FORMAL dance with the alumni ... a beachcomber-style pledge party ... a Christmas party ... a Spring Formal... these were the exciting social events of the year. Added events such as the traditional Fathers' dinner, brunch and fashion show for the mothers and their guests, Christmas ex- change with Alpha Phi, and Founders' Day Banquet and many pledge and house exchanges made for a busy year. There was lots of excitement when Alison Gilbert, a straight A student, was elected Women's Representative for the spring semester. 360 Allan Hall LIO)d Piffion Adaim Drinkward Harriman Brrtk Hardyow lyma� R«rl Birntt Film � Lawi Browne Hilliard McEneany Sidtrt Bums Fhker Miller Burnt Haldtnan HoIImk lauterwaswr MttUtf Moot Wart WuHf Cooptr DeBonu Grten Hampton Melllelte Almon DELTA GAMMA 2710 CHANNING WAY FOUNDED AT LEWIS SCHOOL. 1873 GAMMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1907 SEVENTY-FOUR CHAPTERS THE DEE GEES were anchored in much social and school activity this year as evidenced by their winter formal, several mothers' luncheons, and the never-to-be-forgotten Fathers' night when the dads were royally enter- tained with dinner and talent of their daughters. Active in campus life were Kay Lloyd, a member of Pryt and who assumed the duties of president of the senior class; Jean Meillette occupied with the senior class and Pryt activities; and Mary Myers and Susie Almon were rally committee members. Ann Hollins is one of three undergraduates in the university who is affiliated with lota Sigma Pi, chemistry honor society; and Mary Dell Fisher was a junior editor on the Blue and Gold. 362 Beall Davit George Harnett Hays Jonck Linton MacRae Morris Moseley Mjers Raisin Toner Aiexaxler Brancrott Barclay Bartlett 0a son Doormans Oosrjlas Draper Duckert terhardy Jshamcn Hunt McKimmint Meneure Reid Reid, J. Roach Slavw Sttwa t Whittaker Younj DELTA GAMMA SENIORS 8etty Allan Beverly 8reck Mareta Browno Harriet Burnt Sheila Haldeman Debra Hall Nancy Hardgrave Marilyn Hilliard Marjorie Hook Ann Hollint Norma Lauterwaiter Kathleen Lloyd Catherino Lyman Mary McEneany Nancy Mettier Jean Morte Dorothy Pierton Marilyn Reid Nancy Sidert Barbara Waro Caroline Wulff JUNIORS lla Adamt Poggy Barrett Buol Burnt Joan Cooper Maria DeBonit Margaret Drinkward Meridee Filmer Mary Doll Fither Isabel Garland 8arbara Green Betty Hampton Virginia Harriman Linda Laws Marilyn Maat Anne McEneany Janet Miller Jeanne Meillette Nancy Rementperger Beth St. Sure SOPHOMORES Susan Almon Caroline Honck Alberta Beall Louise Linton Joan Boyers Jean MacRao Ann Davit Joanne Morris Mary Erkenbrecher Sandra Moseley Coralio Goorgo Mary Myers Ann Harnett Lois Raisin Andrea Hayt Aileen Toner FRESHMEN Jane Alerandor Mary Lou Hunt Ann Brancroft Kate McKimmint Joan Barclay Nancy Moncure Ann Bartlett Joan Reid Kathleen Dawson Joyce Reid Phoebe Dohrmann Ruth Roach Barbara Douglas Marjorie Sloven Judy Draper Sally Stewart Pat Duckort Ann Whittaker Carole Gorhardy Arlen Young Lynn Johanton t CO m CD 3E 2 • « ■ fn i-3t i? §«. 2 2 z o ??? S'--5 3 3 -7 t_ (_ (_ t_ I T ssnui! fU£|?§ 5 8 “ ,2 T.l “-3 rs o a 3 I 7 g o S is? 5 O r� � • ‘‘■S.S -S-s � Q 2 3 |s 2 S I sf?s 1 £p?sSfFff?i Irrfsrss s r ?!1 $ a ir I s l ?iji n n «j r || i «• =• 95-D- —«3� � 3 2a 5- x .� I • r llUsf � o J 3 3 §■?? cr sssess 333||f {?? ! i i! 1! 5 | a i DELTA PHI EPSILON 2601 LE CONTE FOUNDED AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. 1917 DELTA ZETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1947 TWENTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS SENIORS Girada Bard Velma Dorlman Darrett Burnitein Phyllit Keefer Ann Cahn Elinor Meyer Shirley Callman Norita Sobel Audrey Coutint Ruth Springer JUNIORS Helene Berkowiti Cecile Gutten Irvene Clayton Gerda Hope Nadine Ehrenberg Gloria Kottlor Betty Eiten Jacquie Laine Diane Garfinkel Annette Rote Joy Gertler Joyce Rotenberg Dorothy Schwa rti SOPHOMORES Corrine Abramion Audrey Moskovitx Ruth Boyartky Joan Nicholt Barbara 8urttein Marilyn SlaH Harriet Caine Shirley Soloman Sally Glattman Joy Sugarmen Sharon Greenttein Shirley Tuller Deniie Modlin Marlene Zander FRESHMEN Lenore Clarfield Judy Methirer Ellen Garfinklo Marlene rlowermai Sara-Mae Goldenberg Marcia Report Joanne Green Phylitt Rotenberg Lois Levinton Sandra Feldman Rita Levine Loit Ann Waiman SPRING PLEDGES Florence Bloom Cecile Stillwater Barbara Fithtrom Lenore Willt 8raun Burnsttin CiUn Cillman Couii« Dorfnun KtHrr Utytr Bnlo-ui Clayton Ehrtnbrr? Chon Garflnkcl Sort lor Gultte Kettler Laii� ftOf Rovrnbtiq $ tr� � rU Aferamtoa Burltoin Cain G lav nun Cronutrin Modllo MOSkOrill Nkheh SUU Solonun Su� jrman Tuller Zarhor Clarfirld Garfinklr GoMtntere Crern levinvoa twin Mnfcirtr Flower mj« Riporl Rot t r« Waxman 365 Bakosh Berney Brjran Cli«( Cormatk Hall Hoare Jamieson McCall Molinari Moser Stryker Watkins Yater Argtni Brener Chapin Crawford Crusan Feller Haber korn Kerack ■Wesson Kechely Keltler McElroy McHenry Maguire Menend Park Schirmer Smith Stanley Batoth, E. THE DELTA ZETA's started off the fall semester with a wonderful pledge dance and then went on to win a cup for second place Beauty in the Home- coming parade. Christmas found us having as much fun at our party for underprivileged children as the children themselves. Many of our members spend a great deal of the time in Eshleman Hall. Betty Yater, manager of the Blue and Gold; Fran Larson, Women's director of the Cal Engineer; and Nancy Maguire, junior on Daily Cal managerial, were only a few of the girls who found Eshleman to be a home away from home. 366 DELTA ZETA SENIORS Florence Anderson Betty Hoare Jacquolino Bakosh Eleanor McCall Patricia Barney Claire Mein Lola Bryan Joan Molinari Janice Cline Marilyn Moser Marilyn Cormack Elizabeth Romer Elizabeth Hall GarreHa Stryker Zoe Henderson Nancy Watkins 1 Betty Ann Yate r JUNIORS Jane Argens Patricia Kettler Marjorie 8rewer Francis Larson Rachel Chapin Elizabeth McElroy Diane Crawford Joanne McHonry Elizabeth Crusan Nancy Maguire Lois Fuller Beverly Menend Boverly Haberkorn Natalie Park Velda Hartzell Gloria Schirmer Nancy Horack Marjorie Smith Janet Johnson Shirley Stanley Dorothy Kechely Belvia Templeton SOPHOMORES Eleanor Bakosh Jocelyn Muller Claire Braun Elaine Oldham Beverly Bryant Joan Parsons Edena Carlton Georgia Schwab Patricia Carrigan Lodema ScoH Rae Coffman Diane Walker 7 Alice Hall Sally Weeks Virginia Zachery FRESHMEN Sally Akers Carolyn Olston JoAnn 8urr Priscilla Park Jeanne Cannon JoAnn Pleuck Carolo Carlin Nancy Post Nancy Dahill Betty Pratt Carol Digglet Mary Lee Starr I Carolyn Eakin Joan Tempel Barbara Emerzian Gladys Tolhurst Lois Folsom Lois von Husen Barbara Forrest Diane Young SPRING PLEDGES Charlotte Menend Charlotte Tarleton Merdece Russo Diane Wishart Helen Zachmann I Breen Bryant Carlson Carrion Coffmat Hall Mailer 0 M'am Parsons Schwab Scott Walker Weeks Zachary Akers Burr Cannot Carlin Dahill 0.«les Eakin Emerzlan Folsom Forrest Oltson Part Plueck Post Pratt Starr Temprl Tollunt von Hewn Yount Ambrose Bradley Campbell Christensen Foster Gif fen Kyle Low Macau ley Ober? Port i «son Robins Ruisir 9er Sanfod Said ScWidee Taylor Wiley 8e« etl 8urneU Comstock Hueltine Hinnu Lambcum Lewis MacKensle Marshall McLean Peabody THIS YEAR was tops in the estimation of the Gamma Phi's. Upon returning from summer vacation they won the Panhellenic Scholarship Cup. The beau- ties of the house, not to be outdone by the brains, walked off with Rita Melius as Homecoming Queen and two attendants. This semester Gamma Phi's busied themselves with Founders' Day, the May Day Benefit for Needy Children, and their Spring Formal. Many girls were active on campus this year. Joan Foster, Carol Sanford, Carolyn Robinson, Barbara Ravn, and Peggy Stewart were among the many. 368 GAMMA PHI BETA SENIORS Sally Ambrota Lorene Oberg Nancy 8radley Janice Parkinson Beverley Campbell Carolyn Robinson Ann Christiansen Muriel Ruisingor Joan Foster Sue Sandford Carol Giffen Ann Said Carolyn KyU Joanne Schneider Mary Aliea Low Catherine Slater Beverley Macaulay Janet Taylor Marie Wiley JUNIORS Barbara Bennett Merriam Lewis Jennifer Burnett Martha MacKeniie Virginia Chase Patricia Marshall Martha Comstock Carol McLean Robin Haseltina Aneta Peabody Sally Hinman 8arbara Ravn Constance Jaeger Carol Sanford Lora Lambourn Marjory Spencer Margaret Tronchard SOPHOMORES Persis Calkins Rita Melius Terry Carson Betty Pfluoger Jane Daniels Dolores SackeH Marilyn Gilmore Louisa Sinclair Mary Jo Hart Diana Skidmore Marilyn Haskoll Margaret Stewart Harriet Parker Jacquelyn Traylor Nancy Larson Sharon Wagner ERESHMEN Beatrice Burnett Ann Paine Nelse Chick Virginia Pioda Carol Galloway Gayle Rivers Carol Montgomery Caryl Westphal Joan Noble Janice Whalen SPRING PLEDGES Nool Praters Rosemarie Heartsner Margaret Huetter Marguerite Moak Elouise PKalpt Pamela Proclof Joan Puclihaber Sally Ulrich Ram Sanferd Spencer Trencfcard Catties Carsan Oanieh Gilmore Hart Haskell Parker Larson Pllueger Sackett Sinclair Stewart Traylor Winner Galloway Melius Montgomery Noble Pala� Pioda Risers Stidmxe Westphal Whalen si «2 r'£ o 5 ■? « i .2 « 'G v s-e ’i c.; s .31 5 6 «2 “ Ui(OV !illJl ta • • « 2 r .2 .• .2 1 b 7 .5 •? S 2 T „_ . T ill e T .- o. Z - - _i 7-.° -i||3r •- • 3 V.Q « o. co “ 2 Q i i •-? .32 -$0 1«? o «. -3 m O O m -n io. -So - O 3 � £S • 3 ' a r a « o � U � « « ■ — o • dC - i ill! i 5 e«i« Christy Corcor n Ocrui Finnor Hamilton Hi'tford Hicks Hills Klrc) Mjwtlno MWMS P 9f Purcell Schmidt Smith Vasvallo Barnes Brair BnJrHli'JC Calhcun Cliff man Cole Crane Earle Fair Finley Fratus Gilmore Ccodma.i Goodnm Hitt Hoch Holmes Irish Johnson KceOJ.i KAPPA DELTA 2461 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL. 1897 PHI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1917 SEVENTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS THE KAPPA DELTAS have enjoyed a very successful year both scholasti- cally and socially. Scholastically we were aided in making our nine o'clocks by the carpenters who awakened us each morning by hammering on our new wing. Our social whirl began with the Founders' Day Banquet, then the Big and Little Sister Tea, open houses and exchanges, two pledge dances, then Christmas Formal, and the White Rose Formal in the Spring. Activities were numerous with the girls participating in intramural sports, working on the various publications, class councils, women's counseling and other campus activities. 372 KAPPA DELTA SENIORS Kathleen 8eale Priscilla King 8etty Jean Christy Patricia McCoy Gloria Corcoran Elayne Mautino Phyliss Do rut Margie Narant Mary Janet Finney Patricia Page Irva Hamilton Suzanne Prucoll Jocelyn Hartford Jeanne Roesling Waletta Hicks Hilda Schmidt Charlene Hills Velma Smith Phylitt Vatsallo JUNIORS Janot Barnes Sharon Hitt Frances 8eale Rose Marie Hoch Barbara Brooks Carol Holmes Charlene Brundigo Ann Irish Goraldine Calhoun Marilyn Johnson Carolee Cliffman Patricia Keegan Elisabeth Cole Fleur Laird Helen Crane Eleanor Leundy Patricia Earle Jean Locke Donna Fair Mary Jane Milne Romalyn Finley June McMannit Lorayne Fratus Daysta Moore Janet Gilmore Nadya Olsen Florence Goodman Pamela Persons Barbara Goodwin Barbara Pritchard Patricio Stewart SOPHOMORES Mary Alerander Norma Heriig Janet Baker Virginia Hiqman Nancy Camp Nancy Landreth Isabel Dasteel Joan Pratt Lila Forrest Norma Ritter Carol Foster Delores Schaupp Helen Smith FRESHMEN Nancy Barry Lois Morrison Camille Cassidy Dionno O'Donnell Helen Demith Mary 8eth Pell Phyllis Filiberti Frances Russell Jackie Gunderson Katherine Russell Diane Kostiel Loretta Sayre Jackie Lausten Mary Beth Strecker Mary Lou Leach Diane Turner Sue Madden Janet Walters Charlotte Mattie Betty Welp SPRING PLEDGES Marilyn Marie Bush Joyce Lackey Margaret Chalmers Shirley H. LaPoint Fay Mary Lincoln Laird leundy Moore Olsen Camp Forrest Landreth Pratt Barry Cassidy K ostial lausten PHI Russell Turner lecte Milne McManus Pritchard Stewart Alexander Foster Merzig Higman Ritter Schaupp Smith Demith Filiberti Gunderson Madden Massle Morrison Russell Sayre Strecker Wallers Welp 8 «son Cvslcanqul GtCfs; KrtjM Olson Rich White At otl Goodnight Graham Men� Ross Ckd 9f Ernest Franco Ludnig Mauser Kcbles Stephen� Veon Wallace Cataldi Ctodron Cowan Hawley Hayden lloenfriU Scarlch Stein PHI MU 2722 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT WESLEYAN COLLEGE. 1852 ETA ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1916 SIXTY-SEVEN CHAPTERS TO THE clatter of riveters and the pounding of hammers, the Phi Mu’s started the fall semester. But with the coming of Spring, the new addition was completed, and peace and serenity reigned supreme. The year's social calendar was punctuated by the annual Carnation Ball, the pledges' Masked Mahem, Christmas Formal, the Shamrock Shennanigans, and the Spring Dinner Dance at the Claremont Country Club. Jeannie Gustafson and Jody Zuber filled the freshman and sophomore vice-presidencies on campus. Marcia Ernest held down a desk in I 10 Eshleman as Blue and Gold picture editor, while Margie Wright was co-chairman of Cal Frolics. The Phi Mu quartet appeared at the various sings around campus during the year. 374 ifsil n$ c • £ £3 | 2 -SSoS i-O — cS-?u JZ 2Jn -o o -15° «Si? - 1 K.nbVf Wood l'd Newel Sumner Crockett Cuwfoed Aagatfi Schuler Tupper Grout Green Manner Chut MacAlpene Srapwn Storm Wood Church HalienbKk PI BETA PHI FOUNDED AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE. 1867 BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1900 NINETY-SEVEN CHAPTERS THE PI BETA PHI’s spent a great deal of their time laying plans for a bigger and better college life. Enlarging the house and sun porch were considered. While on the lighter side the gals planned beach parties and a trip to the beach over Easter. Plans were laid for getting even with their tormenters— the fraternities which surround them—sometimes the A.M. serenades were not appreciated. The traditional faculty dinner was lots of fun with poems about them and gifts for the honored guests. 376 PI BETA PHI 13 o X Z I C S.E • c n 2 ? e 33 -o ■£ , S2 i S.5: i-Ss j- ■$2 2«S2«S i22=SI 5ooxxj inly 1£. ij« c C « 1 • • « 2 «S«i 2 2 .ESQ oj ' -5 o — JT £ t: • • t «« (D ■ « o u AuJrinit Ckal� m Cowey Fltdwr Hampton Hum Ker.rey Kb Kota Martin M Ituraea Meyer� Roduner Skinter Terwlllkjer Vi� 5 r Zk Wither Wauoa Woropaleff Wyall 8 m U Blocklinjrr Caldwell KI«J KrttOmer lirtjram iy u Maltby Marr LAST YEAR was a busy one, both socially and scholastically for Sigma Kappa. The sorority celebrated the seventy-sixth anniversary of its found- ing with the annual Founders' Day Banquet. While trying to raise their respective grade points, Sigmas still found time to give two successful dances, contribute to the sorority's national charity, the Maine Seacoast Mission, and hold a Christmas party for 60 underprivileged children. Sigma Kappas were especially proud when Ellie Chalmers was chosen California's Maid of Cotton and represented our state in the national contest in Mem- phis, Tennessee. 378 SIGMA KAPPA SENIORS Marjorie Andriette Elisabeth Martin Eleanor Chalmort Dolores Misuraea Nancy Cheledon Shirley Meyers Barbara Cooney Nancyclare Roduner June Fitcher Bevorly Skinner Betty Hampton Jane Stebbins Jacqueline Hanna Marva Terwilliger Diane Van der Zoo Milieent Hanton Patricia Kenney Helen Wacher Louite Kirk Doeso Watson Margot Klaut Aloxandra Woropaieff Phyllis Kotite tool Wyatt JUNIORS Marilyn Beall Mary Landram Diane Bennett Juno Liddell Sally Blocllinger Patricia Maltby Suxanne Cairns Janot Marr Joan Caldwell Diane Mathew Jackie King Jane Scott Joan Krotchmer Nancy Rice Marian Nelson SOPHOMORES 8ette Bennetts Lois Larson Jo Ann Boresford Phyllis Mackay Marilyn Boyd Nancy Monge Karen Byl Beverly Miller Nancy Carlitlo Patricia Murphy Georgia Lee Clare Marlene Paulson Marilyn Coombs Alborta Piopenburq Marjorie Coombs Margaret Anne Richards Ruth Cuthbert Virginia Robinson Diane Day Maurene Ruckor Ruth Dietterlo Virginia Lee Smith Barbara Evans Shirley Subke Norma Johnson Barbara Starman Susan Kennard Elenor Van der Zee Jeanne Kenney Helen Williams FRESHMEN Elenor Arturo Florence Minch Joan Honshnw Patricia Nowoll Elisabeth Ann Merrick Barbara Patten SPRING PLEDGES 8everly Bateman Carolyn M. Christian Valerio Ellington Julie Katherine Geary Beth Grundell Carla Kley Audrey Jane Ross June Turner Nancy Wickman Marilyn Elaine Williams Mathew Scott Rice Beresford Boyd Carlisle CUrt Coombs Cocmbs Day Owner If Kenrurd Kenney Larson Mackay Men e Miller Paulson Pieponbeeg Refer men Rucker Smith Van der Zee Williams Arturo Henstvsw Merrick Minch Newell Patten Tan) Ooshim Foo Fong Lee. M. It . V. Wt«J Chinn Ho Lin Louie turn Oecn Clun No Horn Kee Lee, M. You IT) Peon Wing SIGMA OMICRON PI FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1930 ONE CHAPTER GRADUATES Dorothy Chu SENIORS Theodora Tang Dorothy Chinn Ruby Doshim Florence Foo 6ladyi Fong Ruby Funq JUNIORS Ruby Jang Mary Lee Virginia Lee Elaine Leong Lillian Wing Geraldine Chinn Elaine Ho Joanna Lin Lorraine Louie Mollie Lee Low Margaret Lum Algeria Quon SOPHOMORES Carlene Chan Alice Chin Betty Jean Chin Hatel Shen Beverloy Loo Myra Lowe Betty Ng FRESHMEN Beverley Chan Lucille Chan Gladys May Chin Lotus Horn Geraldine Keo Mayme Leo Nellie Lee Low Lilly Poon Lelia Wing Jeanette Young THETA UPSILON 2732 DURANT AVENUE FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1914 ALPHA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1914 TWENTY-THREE CHAPTERS SENIORS Evelyn Bohran Carol CKallinor Patricia Christensen Claira Cosgrove Gail Williami Barbara Hessenius Barbara Keasbey Marjorie Platt Wanda Sharp JUNIORS Elaanor Canco Sue Elliott Mary Franklin Carol Halpar Emalyn Knapp Gloria Loranian Marilyn Moora Loraina McKinloy Oliva Rosecrans Lillian Rupp Barbara Sheppard Sally Taylor Marion Thorpa Diana Trahaarne SOPHOMORES Shirlay Brown Joan Donaldson Margaret Hofmoistor Elian Hogan Ruth Hubbard Graca Irwin Marcia Murphy Halana Richford Inaz Thompson Joyce Weed FRESHMEN Barbara Dackar Ruthie Kummerfeld Charline Fisher Barbara O'Connor Barbara Johnson Mary True Mercedes Wilson SPRING PLEDGES Diana Schram Bohren Htssenius Keasber Plait Slurp Williams Cence Franklin Haiper Knapp Locenre Moore McKinley Resecrans Rupp Sacpfurd T rehear ne Brown Donaldson HcMard Irwin Thompson Weed Oecfcer Fisher Jeanson Kaomertrld O'Conner True Wilson Joyce Jenkins Arido B� ..'det Cook Orpew Crldrrt Hernun M minder Joo« Kemble Kreider Kurtr Lourtu Me Ail T 5 McCartney MeCUtky Moyitf Horten Hum Rev Ur Ruutll Thomi Zopf Blair Brit; Burr Ccchrjn Cri� J Edmo-dwn Flint Giffln HiMI How Orth Jocei Kanode ZETA TAU ALPHA 2311 WARRING STREET FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL 1898 UPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1915 EIGHTY-FOUR CHAPTERS AFTER A hard morning of classes, nothing is more dear to a Zeta than a good meal in the beautiful new dining room of the house and then a quick sunbath on the large sundeck. This ritual not only gives a good suntan, but seems to fill Carol Cochran with the energy she needed to perform her duties as vice-president of the junior class and as a member of Pryt. Not to be outdone is Beverly McClaskey, president of Panhellenic and another Pryt. The winter months were brightened by such events as the White Violet Ball, a barn dance, a date dinner put on by the girls and a Christmas party for underpriviledged children. 382 ZETA TAU ALPHA SENIORS Isabel Arado Diane McAdams Patricia Bourdet Dorothy McCartney Shirley Cool Boverly McClaskey Sally Depew Elizabeth Marwell Marjorie Geldert Lupe Mooser Audrey Herman Joan Norton Racquel Hernandez Dorothy Nunn Barbara Jones Diane Rawlings Alys Kemble June Reuter Frances Kreider Frances Roberts Beverly Kurtz Dolores Russoll Janet Louvou Patricia Thoma Lucretia Zopf JUNIORS Nancy Blair Jane Howorth Babs Britz Janet Jones Virginia Burr Annette Kanode Carol Cochran Jean Lubretich Joan Craig Cyanne Edmondson Maire McAuliff Joan Mallory Carol Flint Lois Swanson 8arbara Giffin Joan Trozell Patricia Hiatt Claude Unselt Catherine Ann Vager SOPHOMORES Fay Arney Jackie Jones Cynthia Atchley Patricia Learn Beverly Balfour Lorraine Lockwood Donne Batemen Joan Lee Shila Bourle Joan MacDonald Janet Carbienor Barbara Meier Marilyn Cotter Marilyn Piqhetti Jean Dealy Diane Ransdale Gerry Fowler Bobbie Santini Jane Frank Karen Skogstram Nancy Gossman Sally Tackney Alice Jackson Lucy Watson Audrey Woodson FRESHMEN Janet Allen Shirley Johnson Jackie Lange Barbara 8ensen Nancy Collins Marcia LeDuc Jackie Corbett Barbara Ringo Joy Delano Joan Spurrier Jackie Hanson Llewellen Stevens SPRING PLEDGES Joan Kelly Lubratich McAuliff Malkory Swanson Troiell VWf Arney Atchley Balfour Bateman Bourke Carblener Cotter Oealy Fowler Frank Jackson Jones Leant Lee MacDonald Maier Piqhetti Ransdale Sanliei Skoestram Woodson Allen Bensen Collins Corbett Delano Hanson Johnson Lanee LeDuc Rlnqo Stevens Beverly Jones 4 FRONT ROW, left to right: Nancy levy, Barbara Graff, Doris Oana, Barbara Ki«9, France Jaccbi. BACK ROW: Lynn Mahoney, 8onnie RltMMkakr, VlryinU Mi let, Jean McClure, 8ctly Lucas, Flnette Champ.e WOMEN'S DORMITORY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Senior Representafives Joan McClura, Lois Sorensen. Frances Jacobi Bonnie Ritienthaler. Finelfe Champia Barbara King COUNCIL MEMBERS Carolyn Carpenter, Gloria Norwall Richards Halt Barbara Lonqbroot. Lois Olney Stratford Hall Mary Ann Ambrosini, Jana Boa 386 ARCH PLACE 1849 ARCH STREET SENIORS Joan Ashor Elaine Goldstoin Marcclyn Hosonpud Recia Levey Francos Riback Susotto Vogal JUNIORS Phyllis Donnar Paula Jackson Revina Freeman Shirley Ring SOPHOMORES Gladys Avidan Phyllis Canter Florenco Caplan Naomi Friedman Lois King Evelyn Narot Roberta Pastel Mary Warner FRESHMEN Sylvia Lofohn Marietta Rakonitz Gloria Rosenthal Sondra Zukorman Asher Hosenpod RtMCk Vogel Oonner Freeman Jackson Ring Avidan Carter Caplan Fried maa King Narot Pastel Werner Lefohn Rosenthal Zolwrman BEAUDELAIRE 2347 PROSPECT STREET SENIORS Charlene Contival Jano Dahlquist Joan Douglas Nina Frediani LaVerno Karbach Helen Koenig JUNIORS Finette Champie Marilyn McCammon Joy Johnson Constance Phillips Betty Lucas Sona Swanson Boverly Wemett SOPHOMORES Anne Attley Margaret Johnson Maudie Lauer FRESHMEN Charlotte Allen Maud Chapman Roberta Barnes Lesley Christensen Ccetnal Koeeig Swanson AI Ira Dahlquist Champie Wemetl Barnes Douglas Frtdiari Kartuch Johnsco, J. Lucas McCanwon Altky Johnson, M. Lauer Chapman Christensen 1 387 CileWf Hrtrkk Ktrdall Parte Selvage Spkgl SydmJum Oman Jepson King leggo Smith Allerter Callaghan Darling Holme Jones Lindsay Phelps Rowtes Shipley, 8. Shipley, J. Shanks Tannlund Weiner White WilllMB THE CALIFORNIAN 2455 PROSPECT STREET HOUSE AND campus activities keep Californian girls constantly on the go, not to mention study hours and academic interests. Lou Gil- more is kept busy with Mortar Board and Pryt. Elinor Sydenham is a member of Pryt, too. GRADUATE Hilda Ghio SENIORS Louise Gilmore Barbara Pardee Marolyn Hedrick Jeannette Selvage Pa� Kendall Ellyse Spiegl Elinor Sydenham JUNIORS Roiell Devoan Joanne Jepson Barbara King Marilyn Lavenant Helen Leggo Diane Perkins Lauredith Scott Lee Smith SOPHOMORES Mary Allondor Eileen Callaghan Sheila Darling Ruth Anne Holme Marilyn Jones Helen Smeltie Adelaide Lindsay Elouise Phelps Marilyn Rowles Barbara Shipley Joan Shipley FRESHMEN Maryalda Shanks Adrienno Weiner Myra Tannlund JeanneHe White Sondra Williams CHENEY HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE RESIDENTS OF Cheney Hall contributed liberally in cam- pus activities. Activity girl Joyce Dawson became presi- dent of the Y.W.C.A. at the beginning of the school year. Other residents have been ac- tive in drama productions, Women's Counseling, Treble Clef, Orchestra and A.S.U.C. publications. GRADUATE Marianne Otto Jacqueline Bruse Joyce Dawson Annette Person SENIORS Patricia Puiiene Carolyn Trusty Constance Wille Beverly Benson Suranne Briggs Diane Co JUNIORS Carol Dimmick Anna Knoernschild Georgia Koch Chifumi Kojima SOPHOMORES Barbara Biagini Barbara Hall Leona Byfield Marlene Kingston Joanne Christensen Louise Macfarland Marilyn Crocker Ruth Mahany Margaret Edson Patricia Schumacher Linda Faye Barbara Smith Lura Wintlar FRESHMEN Erna 8 llantyne Patricia Becker Maureen Brown Arlene Cohen Joan Danieli Joan Dodson Marjorie Evans Joan Garfield Reva Green Joan Krieger Lois Newell Betty Pacheco Harriet Saver Emily Shideler Jo Taylor Roberta Thatcher Sally Wainwright Eileen Weinstein One 8rus Oa«so« Person Pwiene Trusty Will Benson Oimmick Knotrnscbild Koch Kojwna Byfield Crocker Hall Kinjston MalMny Wiiuler 8allantyne Daniels Garfield Green Pacheco Thatcher COLONIAL HALL 2542 DURANT STREET ACADEMIC INTERESTS, social and campus ac- tivities kept the members of Colonial Hall busy during the past year. The Christmas party was the outstanding activity of the semester with ex- changes, parties and picnics filling up the calen- dar. CfcJWi Eve ns tad Dm Sorensen Capillo C(i� -0!0 Keeley Laainl VcOonald, C. MacDonald, H, Poxxlni Sanyer Seeoo Star Van Oam Oomemchclll Euenharscr Holmes lekham Malkasian Smith Spradling Trvsendi Wheldon Williamson Burton Gish Srr Hotjer VcCulloigh Steinterg Vatrcrde Yeun® SENIORS Cathy Chapman Norinne Evonstad Rose Chavox Dottie Nunn Barbera Cranston Lois Sorensen Patricia Stevens JUNIORS Felisa Capillo Rose Chiuroto Lois Hughes Merrilyn Keeley Irene Lanini Carole McDonald Doris Van Dam Helen MacDonald Florence Poaini Colene Sawyer Frances Seeno Dee Shaw Dorothy SummerPield SOPHOMORES Pat Domenichelli Nancy Etienhauser JeanneHe Holmes Ann Leicham Arline Malkasian Jean Perry Mary Sears Shirley Smith Jean Spradling Barbara Trusendi Joann Wheldon Patricia Williamson FRESHMEN Grace Burton 8arbara Cranston Norma Gruhler Charlotte Hoijer Colleen McCullough Virginia McPhee Joan Steinberg Geraldine Valvcrdo Miriam Young p BRYN MAWR 2328 BOWDITCH STREET GRADUATE Leone Igel SENIORS Harriet Fogarty 8etty Rasmussen Jane Lowy Mary Jean Welch Jane Wood JUNIORS Marcia Blumenthal Chariot Davis Marjorie Stoner SOPHOMORES Dorothy Fogarty Yvonne Puget Jean Holt Diane Schram FRESHMEN Frances Fraga Jacqueline Jour Mary Humphreys Joan Patterson Fogarty, H. lO«y Blumerthal Oavis Devine Fraga Rasmussen Welch Wood Stoner Fogarty, 0. Puget Humphreys Jour Patterson I COLONIAL ANNEX 2334 80WDITCH STREET GRADUATE Peggy Hoyt SENIORS Babette Baraneil Nena Espino JUNIORS Inge Braun Joan Carney Dorothy Coneeny Jane Cowan Joy Ann McDonald Nadine Tyrrell SOPHOMORES Betty Bottoncourt Audrey Fitasimmons Rosalie Sciacca Charla Wosterberg Barancik Espino Braun Carney Coneeny Conan McDonald Tyrell Bettencoert Fiusimmons Sciacca Westerberg 391 Morrigan Hoeard Kjmfe.1 Kern Lob rte MacPhcrtc Rsftsell Sunn Witt nun Wilson Cakebread Griffith Klorpprl McClung Mears Row Sanders Sh� « Oaldat Engel Garrabrant George Jetfe Ji miner Kan Muller RtiaoSeli CUrt On it Do� Fr.nhrr Hughes Jungjohann Keyser Krifger learned MtColn McFarland Nbklu Smith Stetfan Thatcher Walk! � CUNNINGHAM HALL HILLSIDE AND DWIGHT THE CONFUSION caused when a waiter thought that the freshmen from Cunningham Hall had escaped from a reformatory rather than a dormitory . . . the spirit of the Christmas angel and Easter bunnios that was a part of the house . . . the date dances in the living room . . . the Fernwald Hall’s formal in the fall and spring . . . the Tea for Mr . Davidson . . . and the annual Hcarst Ranch picnic were all me- mories cherished by the girls from the top of the Hill. GRADUATE Eleanor Buchter SENIORS Barbara Donahue Audrey Gann Sorel Gregory Ann Horrlgan Shirley Howard Rulh Kamena Dori� Kern Betty Ann Lobree Marilyn MacPherton J. B. Ruttell Marguerite Sunn Donna Wileman Marjorie Wilion JUNIORS Gloria Brown Wilda McClung Betty Ann Calcebread Ann Moart Patricia Griffith Phylli� Row Lorraine Hill� Barbara Sander� Margaret Kloeppel Jeanne Shaw SOPHOMORES Patricia Andrew� Aglaia Da Id a i Marian Engel Phylli� Garrabrant Barbara George Linda Schubert Joan Jeffe Anita Jimenei Lilah Kan Jean Muller Shirley Randell FRESHMEN Beverly Branch Joette Clark Elizabeth Davi� Dori� Dow Laureen Fresher Nancy Hughet Helen Jungjohann Beatrice Keyier Joan Krieger Ann Learnod Pat McColm Donna McFarland Emma Nijhita Barbara Ol� on Patricia Smith Roiemary Steffen Jo Thatcher Ann Watkint GATHERING TOGETHER after dinner for a singing session with piano and uke ... sun baths to acquire an early tan . . . the swish of formal skirts at the semi-annual dinner dances . . . and the auction of unclaimed clothes at the end of each semester with gals franti- cally bidding to retrieve their garments . . . were all events to be remembered of this year at Cal. ELIZABETH BARRETT 2438 WARREN STREET Boleal EtUrger Feltham Fitzpatrick Goldsmith UnKK nucos Imperatrice, E. Impe atriee, V. LeniS Stark Zina Asher GRADUATE Oowney Grosso Heilman Warren Anthony Battat Franco� Munoz Bullard Cotin Collins Feragcn Fishstrom Forterman Mlcfcacl Norton Palmer PejhCttl Ross Schade SENIORS Adams Baglcy Benson Freedman Grethal Ernestine Boleal Joan Ettinger Jean Feltham Gwendolyn Fitzpatrick Evelyn Imporatrice Virginia Imperatrice Marjorie Lewis Faye Schwartz Sue Goldsmith Janet Stark Carol Hubbs Virginia Zinn JUNIORS Dorothy Asher Diana Grotto Edith Downey Janet Heilman Mary Warren SOPHOMORES Yvonno Anthony Reva Futerman Rochelle Battat Nina Hoopor Margie Bullard Joan Norton Janet Cohn Sue Palmer Diane Collins Marilyn Pighetti Elite-Marie Ferag an Zell Rots Barbara Fishstrom i Marilyn Schade FRESHMEN Jane Adams Carol Freedman Diane Bagley CharloHo Goldstein Joan Bonson Janet Grethal Anaaiukn Bender, P. Bews Camphell Clausen COhn Ojiu (Mnlelton FranVel Geus Hanemum Henr� Klein MacDenald Mitchell Marrl PrttcAl S-.lh, C. Warf Aidelberq Anderson, P. A. Btndtr, J. 8oc ie Burt Carlsen Crall Oirtie Err) lard Gallant Gist Gould Hansen Johanon VcCor«kV Meitner EPWORTH HALL VARIOUS P.J. parties highlighted the semester's activities including dances, exchanges and firesides. Many of the girls revealed their plans for a homemaking career. The outstanding sun porch roof attracted many of the girls during the spring but they still kept up the studies and campus activities, with Doris Dana, Betty Pisthol and Pearl Cohn to mention a few. EPWORTH HALL 2521 CHANNING WAY GRADUATE Elaine Grant 1 SENIORS Helen Arvanitakes Diana Hanemian Pat Bender Georgette Hendricks Ann Biqgi Nancy Henry Joan Campbell Susan Klein Norma Clausen Ann Larson Pearl Cohn Marcia MacDonald Dori� Dana Colleen Mitchell Joanne Danielson Betty Pistohl Terry Gesat Colleen Smith Emylou War! JUNIORS Lois Aidelberg Joyce Lindstrom PaMie Ann Anderson May McCormick Joyce Bender Marilyn Meitner Marilynn Board Ruth Murri Shirley Bop no Shirley Newell Margaret Burt Barbara Phillips Marjorie Carlsen Barbara Raff! Jo Crail Bonnie Ritzonthaler Pat Dickie Patsy Roberts Ann England Carolyn Robertson Clarice Gallant Janet Romberg Barbara Gertinkle Joan Swingle Frances Gist Lois Tarleton Anne Gould Shirley Weller Ruth Hansen Darlene Wood Ruby Johanson RonnieWoodward Pat Wyman SOPHOMORES Pat Anderson Mary Jo Hart Betty Jo Boring Ruth Hointi Jean Callaway Norma Henig Shirloy Cartor Margene Hoover Both Davie Nancy Johnson Phyllis Eakin Wilma Kerr Pat Gear Betsy Moore Donna Giddings Trudy Saks Elaint Hamm Anne Varnedoc Ann Walters FRESHMEN Anne Alpen Delores Jones Doris Christman Pat Mattoon Janice Hope Barbara Rowley Valerie Smith Newell Phillips Raff! Riuenthaler Rebeet� Romberg Tarleton Weller WO WcofeJ'd Andersen. P. Boring Callimay Carter Davie Eakin Gear Giddings Helnlr Henig Hoowr Johnson Kerr Varncdoe Wallers Alpen Chmtnun Hope Rentey Smith, V. Andmon CUrt Orurti Cllls Joon Jordan Storif F«ms Finkrl Goss McDougil En� Mortemen Lyhne Hunwr Zrgoond ScUcqM Ulmer Comrz Hay Nrlsca Partridge Tornell Bkome Jalfe VMrra JOAQUIN HALL 2430 PIEDMONT AVENUE TO START the fall semester off right Joaquin Hall held an open house. Other outstanding events were the pajama party (to acquaint the new girls with the old) and the other one held in the spring. There were open houses after the football games, a dinner dance at the Claremont and a Christmas party for un- derprivileged children. Another open house was held in the spring along with the Dean's Dinner. All had great fun at the picnic which was held towards the end of the spring se- mester, but most of all everyone enjoyed the Spring Formal. SENIORS Dorothy M«i Andorton Mary McDougal Charity Clark Irene Sciacqua Helen Ulmer JUNIORS Jo Ann Druehl Shirley Ellis Lorraine Eveni Mary Gomez Sylvia Hay Janice Jones Mary Jane Jordan Barbara Mortenson Helen Nelson Marie Partridge Shirley Roddor Joan Storie Patsy Wright SOPHOMORES 8erbare Ferns Jean Lyhne Rosalie Sargent Pat Tornell Ellie Willard FRESHMEN Gloria Bloome Joy Cohn Barbara Decker Cyrille Finkel Susan Goss Connie Hunter Corinne Jaffeo Betty Sumski Ramona Vierra Gerre Sue Zigmond r— — FREEBORN HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE GRADUATE Donna Dahlman SENIORS Ela!n« Broadbent Dorothy Zollmer Anno Argali Francos 8rooks C. J. Fortier JUNIORS Pat Holligor Amelia Lovy Dorothy Oden Pat Teiche SOPHOMORES Laura Kant Rachael Scalise Jo Lonam Shirley Stanley Joan Dell Jolyn Feinblum Jola Gorsuch FRESHMEN Marion Mohrton Georgia MelleHe 8©tty O'Connor Wanda Orr Zellmer Argali 8roeks HolHper L� «y Teiche Kent Lonass Scalise Stanley Dell Feinblum Gorsuch Mrhrten Drr LANTANA LODGE 2437 PIEDMONT AVENUE SENIORS Carolyn Carpentor Gloria Norwall Jean Lockner Margery Peterson Barbara Stono JUNIORS Natalie Elstor Nancy Madden Nancy Nicholson Joyce Tremaine SOPHOMORES Jean Liebman Fayo Brown Nancy Brubaker Beverly Jacobson Marian Leichtfuss Dagno Nordholm Mary Ann Nosman Sadye Petersen Edna Prouty Louise Fields Helen Honer FRESHMEN Margaret Patrick Joan Puckhaber Carpenter E Ister Brubaker Lockner Liebman Jacobsce Fields Noraall MaOSen Nosnun Borer Peterson Stent Tremaine 8ro«n Peterson, S. Prcwty Patrick 397 5 Richarnurd Piston BawilkM Fiafcrt Fischer dike Krupocki lipschulu Mitchell Peckham PrOttOr Rinaldi Simmoas Oueaford Free nun KnMttCrt Rklsardson Vest Walsh Weawr Bowman BrnchUi Ferne� Mendels Mil Ourn Otsoaoski Scheedel Start Todd Stillet TkOmptCn MITCHELL HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE PAJAMA PARTIES, studies, for- mals at the Fairmont helped the girls of Mitchell hall to start the sec- ond half of the 20th century with work, fun and festivities. Led by Dorothy Bonnifield, house president during the first semester, the girls joined with Peixotto Hall to hold several open houses and partici- pated in the Fernwald Halls winter formal with the girls helping to plan the big affair. GRADUATE Ruth Rickansrud SENIORS June Piiton JUNIORS Dorothy Bonnifield Phyllis Finkel Laura Gena Fischer Marlene Gerb Barbara Gillen Rose Marie Krupocki Patsy Durnford Marilyn Freeman Pat Knowlton Dolores Richardson Mabel Lim Sylvia Lipschulh Winifred Mitchell Sue Peckham Ella Mae Proctor Rosina Rinaldi Genevieve Simmons Nancy Thomas Lenore Vogt Pat Walsh Elma Weavor SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Marilyn Bowman Ursula Birkhauser Jeannette Breschini Judith Ferner Thoa Mondels Grace Milbourn Norma Olsonoski Joan Schendel Hjordis Staff Paula Stiling Marlene Thompson Elizabeth Todd OLDENBERG HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE UNDER THE able leadership of Joan Mc- Cluro in fhe fall and Barbara Dunn in (ho spring, Oldonborg had a vary ovonlful yoar. Tho first major social ovont of (ho year was tho formal in tho Torraco room of tho Fairmont. Another equally success- ful and rewarding event was the Christmas party held for some of the underprivi- leged children of the area. Thera was a tree, gifts, and everything olso traditional at such an affair. Oldonborg also helped to support a war orphan in Franco, along with the other halls on the hill. With many spontaneous Charleston sessions along with the other planned events fun was plentiful in the past year. ORADUATE Constance Dimmiek SENIORS LaVerne Jansen Jean McClure Velma Smith Margaret Winston JUNIORS Betty Ann Carroll Olivia Cralle Sheila Cumming Barbara Dunn Anne Goodwin Juanita Hosking Alma Hunt Elizabeth Madsen Janet Porkings Beverly Ralsky Janis Schneidar Judith Sides Carol Smith Gladys Stuart Aileen Thielen Jacqueline Tornoll Mary Lou Wier SOPHOMORES Margaret Barshell Mary Lou Jennings Marijane Litzenberg Patricia Mesirou Linda Peelle Carol Reid Nancy Strauss FRESHMEN Dorothy Calhoun Catherine Callaghan Marilyn Berger Irene Encheff Kiyoko Hironaka Paula Hitch Margie Hosking Muriel Kloven Betty Loewen Margaret Merdinelli Janet Millard Margaret Parker Marilou Pereira Bernice Reiff Sandra Small Beverly Steger Virginia Thomford Elsie Vidovich Frances Winton Dlmmict Griff ia Jinse McCMre Winston Carroll Cralle Coming Dun Goodwin Hosti� ) Hue Madsen Parties Schneider SrdeS Smith Stuart Thielea Tomell Wier Barthell Jennings Lllzenberg Mesiro Peelle Retd Strauss Calhoun Callaghan Encheff Hot ? Kleven Loewen Millard Njrdiwlli Parker Pereira Reiff Small Steeer Thomford VxJevKh r' PEIXOTTO HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE PEIXOTTO HALL houses many activity girls. The fall president, Ginny Miles, also acts as VP of Women's Dormitory Association and Fran Jocobi serves on Dorm Council as Senior Rep. Betty Erickson and Judy Gluck are members of Delta Epsilon. Others are Lynda Hickox, Orchesis; Jan Cheesman, a role in The Father ; Katie Leinau, YWCA; Beth Ingram, Rally Committee; Alison Saunders, Crop and Saddle; Betty Ludemann, fall ping pong manager and spring softball manager for intramural; Margaret Mitchell, Secretary of Utrimque, and Ruelene Girsh is one of the few female mcmbors of the Optometry Students As- sociation. GRADUATE Lois Coombs SENIORS Patricia Baldwin Virginia Lea Ruth Girsh Virginia Miles Prances Jacobi Helen Paras Cocmbs Baldwin Girsh Jacobi Lee Miles BreCkman Erickson Mitchell Quo� Stoker. H. Williams Bvchkob Cheesman Chia Oe Berta Gluck Kirschner Carolyn Beckman LOO Lvdemaei Nathan Stoker. L. Tysdal Bakken Rosalie Bennett 8lankfort Fitter Greerdeld Hansen, A. Hansen. E. Kirchholer Esther Brockman Koenig Leinau Lee is Robertson Valadez Veerkamp Mary Christenson Mathilda Cook Elizabeth Erickson Marshy Glassman Lorraine Lackey Lorraine Lipschutz JUNIORS Mary Lopex Margaret Mitchell Alberta ?uon Diane Slack Grace Slater Helen Stoker Kathleen Vereker Miriam Vooles Patricia Williams SOPHOMORES Beverly Buchholx Janet Cheesman Betty Chin Barbara DeBorba Judith Gluck Lynda Hickox Jacguoline Kirschner Beverly Loo Elizabeth Ludemann Joan Martin Lite Morse Marilyn Nathans Renee Singer Lenore Stoker Sylvia Tysdal Dorothy Willis FRESHMEN Ann Bakken Jan Blankfort Elva Dughi Jerrilee Fisher Dorothy Greenfeld Annette Hansen Elizabeth Hansen Elizabeth Ingram Emy Johansen Rachel Johns Use Kirkhofer Barbara Koenig Dorothy Koenig Virginia Krooskos Kathleen Leinau Sandra Lewis Barbara Robortson Alison Saunders Ethel Steinber Ann Teel Conception Valadez Coedola Veerkamp Sally White Ahers Willuets SatUrfieM Wilhelm Jumper BJtrrcnan Chalmrr Silva Zipsfr RKhariJion Weestrr Crew ii Cldman PROSPECT TERRACE 2405 PROSPECT STREET GRADUATE Carroll Couglin SENIORS Mardee Ahers Maria Ball Marilyn William� JUNIORS Donna Batorman Nancy Crown Margaret Chalmers Ann Satterfield Marilyn Wilhelm SOPHOMORES Ann Livingston Pal Smith Julia Silva Barbara Zipser Baity Adam� Elaanor Arturo Virginia Cadman FRESHMEN Shirley Jumper Ann Richardton Sally Wooster Binder HaydOfl Sir-art Braunslrin Chan, N. Epstein Freeman Lrr, A, Mau NaLita O'Brien Irr, M. Prtfham Frrvbeen Rica Shareun SHERMAN HALL 2250 PROSPECT STREET GRADUATES Jannia Chan Tiara Emory SENIORS Eilaan Aharn Jeanetto Hemmarling Eva Armstrong Leila Lynch Iris Binder Carolyn Nalcata Barbara Braunstain Joan O'Brion Nytoa Chan Eva Peters Ester Epstein Roselyn Poyser Barbara Freeman Botty Stewart JUNIORS Lena Cavallero Gloria Lewis Helen Gluck Leanore Sagor Barbara Haydon Lillian Schredder May Juo Hazel Sheu Ayleen Kodmur Renato Siogel Mary Lea Marlono Todd SOPHOMORES Joan Freeborn Louise Lindsay Marilyn Heyer Rose Linsky Barbara Hinton Rosalind Mann Millie Jue Frances Rice Iris Klein Ruth Sweeney f Lois Welches FRESHMEN Eleanor Addleton Anne Forinash Bevorly Chan Harriet Jordan Tholma Finkel Carolyn Sharoun Mary Simons 401 Beaty 8erti Bolia Fcvdyct Houle McClaughey Part Mdi Rose Taaffe Bader Po«e'S, M. Smith WiM A rinjtcn Brazil Mandril Pal leu Partin, 8. Pendleton POWtfS Reynolds Wrirgarten Wood Barbcii Colli Oedie Efccgren Coticrret Haaoeth Huertas Lanari Martejr Mailer Sappingtca Shields Swansoa Trrzlan UrquiM WethertK Woollomn RICHARDS HALL DWIGHT AND HILLSIDE MAKE YOUR reservations early at Cowell, was the cry of the Richards Hall girls. But flu was not tho only thing the girls caught during the year. Pinnnings and engagements dotted the social calendar. The wheels of campus ac- tivity were constantly in motion. The social func- tions were highlighted by Mrs. Davidson's tea, a Fall Formal at the Fairmont Hotel, and various exchanges. One of the big surprises of the year was the unveiling of a television sot which four girls decided to rent for the benefit of the hall —although it did nothing in the way of contributing to the improvement of grade point averages. GRADUATE Rose Pastorino Wiletha Beaty SENIORS Melva McClaughry Barbara Bert! Sandra Pantiel Floranca Bolla Beverly Parkin Carla Fordyea Shirley Rich Jeanna Houle Julie Taaffe Josephine Bader JUNIORS Mary Garretson Patricia Burns Mary Powers Barbara Fitzpatrick Ruth Smith Elva Wiese SOPHOMORES Norene Aleiander Barbara Parkin Ann Arrington Georgiann Pendleton Marion Brazil Margaret Powers Ann Coates Dorothy Reynolds Helene Mandell Bette Weingarten Joanne Owen Annollee Wood Marlene Pallota Billie Wood Frances Barben FRESHMEN Jackie Muller Bobbie Collins Hanne Primgaard Eleanor Dedic Beverly Sappington Colleen Ekegren Dolly Gutierrez Joanne Shields Gretchen Swanson Mary Haworth Betty Terzian Clara Huertas Ysabel Urquiza Larie Lazzari Patricia Wetherbee Evron Markey Betty Woollomes RITTER HALL 2422 PROSPECT STREET RITTER HALL, sponsored by the Pry- tanean Alumni Association and the Pry- tanean Active Chapter, wji ranked to have the second highest scholastic rating among organized women's dorms (or the spring semester '50 and was third for the year '49-'50. Girls living at Ritter Hall not only take pride in mating good grades, but also take an active part in campus activities. A tradition during each semes- ter is an evening known as Pop-Ins at which time the new girls are taken to the older members' rooms where they ero tricked, entertained, and given refresh- ments. Held in the early part of May is the Faculty Tea, to which the girls invite members of the faculty, their friends and parents. Open houses and exchanges are held at various times throughout the year. Other social activities include the Christ- mas and spring formal scholarship dinners, and senior dinners. Burger Ebbese McOowall Nesbit Oao Sanders Scandalis Snyder WrrjOt Brooks CUaa Oerlvl Mahoney Pierson Benedict Bloed Cook Oar Id son Isaacs Murphy Pauli Yoeog Brassy Foon Hankeroen Huntington lllman Kallia Tiptoe Wilson Wisz Woebcke SENIORS Martha Burger Barbara Ebbesen June Kovach Phyllis McOowall Botty Nesbit Joanne Ono Carolyn Sanders Helen Scandalis Wilma Snydor Donna Wright JUNIORS Adelo Brooks Elinore Magee Geraldine Chinn Lynn Mahoney Marlene Derivi Nancy Pierson SOPHOMORES Estelle Benedict Eileen Blood Georgia Cook Ruth Davidson Marge Gunderson June Isaacs Joan Murphy Diana Pauli Jano Reidy Barbara Young ERESHMEN Bobbe Boatty Annie Foon Alberta Hankenson Jane Hartley DeAnn Huntington Jane lllman Eva Kallin Imogene Tipton Ganelle Wilson Jeannine Wisx Charlotte Woebcke Fogarty Acker Bulkr DjliS DrUrer Elbert Elken Foster Friesen Geeshuny Graff Irish Jones Kane Kill KliM Knkk levy Linn McHugh McMnrry Newnllkr Oakley Pease Rom Southern Surges Vienop VcAracek Bennett Bridky 8utkr Chamber lain Decker Huntress Jacobs Johnson Amker lichty McQuaid Montgomery Re nth Ritchie Weslcou Wilson Wood Andersen fter LOOKING BACK at trying to learn all the new names and attaching them to unfamiliar faces ... the parties the freshmen had on the first floor which kept the rest of the house shouting quiet hours . . . trying to find our way out to La Honda Bowl for the informal and more difficult yet, trying to find our way home . . . formals with the scent of fir or flowers floating through the room ... making coffee in the new kitchenette ... renditions of Junior Birdman and My Little Rooster floating through the dining room . . . cold wet showers upon becoming twenty-one . . . getting used to sleeping through the construction work going on across the street . . . and much, much more will be remembered about the tri-colored hall on top the hill by wistful seniors who must graduate to the cold, cold world. 404 STERN HALL CAMPUS SENIORS Chris Acker Joann Kileen Marion Bullor Sue Kline Pat Crow Gwon Knick Ginny Davii Nancy Levy Maureen Delaney Marjorie Linn Joan Elbert Phyllis Hugh Anna Elken Joyce McMurray Phylli� Foitor Meredith Noumiller Pat Frieson Phyllis Oakley Betty Gershuny Joyce Pease Bobbie Graff Barbara Ross Maisie Irish Carmelita Southern Ginny Jones Ingrid Surges Bernice Kame Edna Vienop Franco! Vokracek JUNIORS Louise 8ennett Betty McQuaid Carol Boyington Nancy Montgomery Carolyn Bradley Doris Pierre 8arbara Butler Harriet Rcnth Nancy Chamberlain Doris Ritchie Page Decker Ginny Smith Diane Huntress Laura Spencer Helene Jacobs Diane Wade Eleanor Johnson Joy Westcot! Corinne Junker Ann Wilson Mary Lou Liehty Jane Wood SOPHOMORES Ananell Anderson Muriel McDowell Helen Baer Eloanor Mclntire Anabee Barnhart Carol McPhee Daqmar Benioff Mary Pfeiffer Barbara Boyce 8ev Rinehart Barbara Fredendall Diana Swift Joan Igram Jean Trowbridge Joan Kingery Nancy Ward Joy Lothrop Rhett Wing FRESHMEN Mary Austin 8etty Lee Joan Bolden Lee Patterson Marion Downing Alice Porter Frances Forsey Barbara Slote Carol Freyschlag Joan Stimson Margaret Gannon Marlene Sudmon Ellen Goldstoin Marian Sullivan Barbara Hosmer Winifrod Weathers Roberta Howson Frances Winton Charlene Kellogg Alice Yackey Leatrice Knoof Marion Young Alice Yun Barnhart Bee toff Boyce Fredendall Igram Kingery Lothrop McDowell Mclntire Pfeiffer Rinehart Wade Ward Wing Austin Bolden Downing Forsey Freyschlag Gannon Goldstein Hosaaer Howson Kellogg Kropf Lee Patterson Pcrter Slote Stimson Sullivan Weathers Wintcn Yackey Young Yea RIDGEMONT 25J0 RIDGE ROAD GRADUATE Louito Childrey SENIORS Dorothy Hart Dorit Johmon JUNIORS Alice Boynton Mareallo O'Doll Elizabeth Garriton Elona Palomino Barbara Livermoro Shirley Winkleman SOPHOMORES Joan Amaral Either Jarvit Marjorie Caio Mildred Jenkini Dori� Gift Barbara Read FRESHMEN Ida Belle Boynton Dreiello Eddy Grou Goorgia Ibiion Boynton Garritos 7 Livermore O'Drll Palom.no Winkleman Amaral Gift Rc 3 Etfdy Gross lWseo WARRING PLACE 2434 WARRING STREET SENIORS Patricia Davi� Jullianne Lemon Elaine Hartgogian Beverly Rutter Dorothy Strang JUNIORS Annabello Elliot Arlene Lovinson Barbara Hinihaw Ann Swartely SOPHOMORES Jan Braditreet Audree Gariguot Joanne Giovannoni Lynn Hallowell Ruth Jonei Joan Sandt Laura Spencer Arlene Teed Nancy Andrui Shirley Brini FRESHMEN Sue Eveleth Eleanor Wotmoro Hartgogian l«mon R«Ur Bra4ttrc«l Garigoti Jo=« Twtl Aadrus 8rizzl Slranj Hinihaw Sandi Sprnter Evwleth Wetmor 406 STRATFORD HALL 2520 DURANT AVENUE DURING THE year Strafford Hall was well represented in various campus activities . . . including the Social Bears, Women's Executive Board, C.S.T.A., W.W.A., and the Blue and Gold. The girls partici- pated in intramural sports—win- ning the ping pong trophy. Twenty children from the South Berkeley Y were entertained at a Hal- loween costume party. And for their annual party the girls danced to the music of Dick Jergens at the Hotel Claremont. SENIORS Mary Ann Ambrotini Marilyn Hale Patricia Bingham Diane Johnton Jana Boo Eliza bath Karr Stella Franco� Jeanne Kiltby Shirley Freidel Naomi Reddert Delore� Richmond JUNIORS Betty 8ro« Carol Harkness Jean Dausso Margaret Hiet� Barbara Erhart Marie Lewis Norma Garrone Joy Shuford Joyce Hamilton Judith Sterna Betty Weaver SOPHOMORES Charlotte Andorton Peggy Cottom Jane Craddick Bryna Freibrun Beth Grundell Jacqueline Mabry Irene Mata Elaine Schlosberg Wanda Spence Patricia Symont FRESHMEN Carolyn Clapp Nancy Clark Valerie Ellingson Nancy Frye Joyce Halberttadt Marlene Hight Dorothy Hopkins Janet Tyler Marlene Witt Ambcosini Binghim Johnson Kerr Erhart Garrone Shutord Weaver Utbrt Maw Clark Ellingson 8oe Franco� Freidel Hale Ktlsby Reddert Richmond Broz Hamilton Hart ness Hicks Leeis Anderson Cottom Craddick Grundell Schlotberg Spence Symons Clapp Frye Halbersladl Hight Hopkins Tjler Witt m eso a £3 ?a 00 0� iOj «« « • poa IQj C30C3 roi i SJ m Robor Albright Arthur Bonham Gary Bland Evorott Boynton Harry Cook Richard DoLong Ricard Dowoy E. H. Doman Allan Oownay John Freeman Chariot Harriton Doan Johnton Dan Kaplan Richard Kelly Thomat Miyoaka Al McCook William Morriton Howard Neal Robert Over Myron Rapp Tod Sevetnick Jamot Snowden Alteijkl Cock OeLong Oomjn Harriton Johnton Kaplan McCook Miyoaka Orer ALPHA DELTA SIGMA (National Profettional Advertiting Fratornity) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, 1913 CHARLES RAIMOND CHAPTER ESTABLISHED I92S SIXTEEN CHAPTERS ALPHA MU GAMMA (Foreign Language Honor Society) FOUNDED AT LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE, 1931 OMICRON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1943 SEVENTEEN CHAPTERS FRONT ROW, Ml I© right: Belly Stewart, Dorclhy Bonnifield, Marianne Olio, Belly Joy Gershuny, Hank Leighton. BACK ROW: Patricia Ann Wamplaie, Agnes Liakos, Harry Collis, Lou Gilmore, Vic Appell, Jim Gullhamct. FRONT ROW, left to right: Gleeson, Pehrson, Adams, Sturde� , Heydrn. SECOND ROW: Baker, Bright, Hail, Helm, Perrin. THIRD ROW: Ban � , Quadro, Lindquist, BWdlscm, Hughes, Carter. BACK ROW: Price, Cot , Munnids, Stoker, Wokolt, Largdon, Perry, dope. Price, MacNelll. (Honorary Agrieullural Frafornity) CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ALPHA ZETA PARENT SOCIETY FOUNDED, 1880 U. C. STUDENTS BRANCH ESTABLISHED 1011 A.S.M.E. FRONT ROW, left to right: Sabcuni, Goldsmith, Collin� , Hime� . SCCONO ROW: Yim, Gabany, Uchtnun, Rutledge. Yuen, Seger- strom, Humphrey� . THIRD ROW: Mark, Lim, Knoll, Chisholm, Richmond, Calfo, lollkh, Phillips. BACK ROW: Hinre, Yoshioka, Weng, Ruud, Annand, HeoJerscn, Lem is. A.S.C.E PARENT SOCIETY FOUNDED 1852 U. C. STUDENT 8RANCH FOUNDED 1921 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE CHAPTERS C. Adams G. Chin D. Ahlgren R. Ailchison H. Choi S. Chow G. Alicastro T. Christansan L. Allan K. Chu $ Allan W. Clark A. Applolord E. Cobla A. Alshok R. Cochrana G. Andarson L. Arata J. Cooney B. Crowalt M. Ard.il.sn W. Curtis G. Avaryr J. Darby D. 8aar D. Day H 8atl J. Dean M. Bard a V R. Dobbaudl L. 8arr 8. DtHass V. Bars! J. Darby R. Batha A. Oinos G. 8atlay D. Oittmar H. Bauman L. Oolfjoff R. Baan R. Dowd J. Back 8. Drahaim L Back G. Ouddy C. Beery R. Dunham 0. Bentloy A. El-Naggar G. Borindoague E. Evanson A. Bcrnadsky J. Frankopl G. Berner H. Faibuseh R. Bishop R. Feudally C. Blair L. Fogg E Blaa O. Fowler P. 6oim S. Froid J. Bold G.Fung C. 8retschneider G. Gardner P. Brosscau W. Garrett J. Brown G. Garrison J. Bruca R. Garrow E. Brock D. Gatlin T. Burns W. Gentry L. Burt man D. Gtendaning R. Cagle R. Gomes F. Campbell O. Carlson R. Carpenter A. Cartor D. Carter R. Cassano M. Goode now Y. Gordon F. Graebe K. Grantham H. Greqory A. Griefin F. Chan H. Hallstan N. Chian E. Hamlin MEMBERS J. Hammerqwist C. Lowry F. Hammond P. lygren H. Hanson C. Lynch A. Haramis W. Macivar M. Harris J. Malcolm W. Hartr W. Martinovich F. Harvia T. Matoi S. Harvia F. Mayer K. Harman R. Maynard W. Herring G. Mayo C. Dewitt J, McCarthy R. Hill G. McCarthy W. Hippenstail E. McNinch R. Hogle J. Mayer C. Hornbeck R. Michaels W. Huffman 8. Mikhalkin W. Hutchins. Jr. H. Millar T, Inami I Mills P. Inskeap H. Minkowski T. Inuiuka W, Minnar R. Ifaya C. Milcholl R. Jahrlirq R. Molthan H. Jogis S. Mo mono P. Janopaul J. Moore , R. Jaeopawl J. Moore W. Johnson 0. Moorhouse F. Jonas J. Morse K. Jonas 0. Morton N. Jua R Moulds 1. Karoly H. Mulhollend C. Karoly J. Murray R. Kawano J. McWee J. Kenson C. Negus S. Kallay J. Nolson R. Kelly S. Nelson N. Kargaard R. Nickles J. Kilman S. Nordling D. Kita I. Ocampo H. Kruepcr H. Okino L. Kruse R, Olson M. Lana S. Omori W. lanqer S. Ossia L. Lao 0. Papes O. lea T. Parrish Y. Lea V. Paul J.lavender W. Paul A. lewis H. Pease R. Lowell D. Pedersen L. Lowrey L. Peireno 0. Perkins K. Strieker R. Parlay C. Stickler 0. Power J. Strong C. Pradithavaisij M. Symonds S. Prasad K. Takada R. Price M. Talwar R. Pugh F. Takenaga W. Race N. Taylor J. Raa F. Tedesco R. Ratty R. Thomas E. Rasmussen R. Thorman R. Reiss R. Tom H. Rammel R. Troiell J. Reynolds K, Turner R. Rica J. Tyhurst P. Riplog E. Vickers L Robortson G Waller C. Rodolt W. Wanderer S. Rodriguei W. Waters E. Rolin W. Weaver L. Rosenblatt O. Weinberg C. Rossbo H. Weldon A. Rossing R. Whitcomb N. Rubai T. Whitten H. Rubin J. Wien W. Rus J. Wilbur G. Rutingian J. Wilke R. Saar! E. Wilkins D. Saqehorn L. Wilkinson J. San Sebastian J. Williams T. Sanson C. Williamson L. Scherer 0. Wilson B. Schayar J. Wilson R. Segal M, Wltson R. Sherrill R. Winkler A,Shoupa J. Wimler F. Shreeve R. Witback M. Shukla R. Wirt J. Slag G. Woerner W. Sly E. Wollack J. Solor 1.1 no R. Wong A. Soo 0. Wooden G. Spanna J, Wooll J. Spargo R. Wunderlich R. Stage M. Yenegi A. Slachniewict F. Yea C. Stainer W. Yep F. Stolt R. Yokoyama P. Storrs S. Yuan FRONT ROW, left 10 right: Carter, Troxtll, lo-ry, Harris. Back, BUir, Pease, Vallerga. SECOND ROW: HoeowiU, Matoi, Omorl, Pautq, So� , Baisi. Ker.ion, Rasey. W.lliamscn, Hame, To , Sirs}. THIRD ROW: ludnrg, Taylor. Nordllno, Takeda. Awry. Q. Loe, Y. Lee. Bishep. Sapr, Bar.rqdags . fw, Jones, Symcods. Bejrtr. Kelleu. FOURTH ROW: Thormin. Ccedon. Rim, W.lklnson, Mow, Ma-JO. Graalha , Vickers. Fr� ld, Draheim, Baodik, Wearnar, Reiss, Herr.rg. FIFTH ROW: Pears©� , Fian, Mlll«r, Janopaul, Coble, McCarthy, Sc� c� cr. lygres, Wallal, A.tchison, Gomes, Wilke, Kelly, Gi-drer. SIXTH ROW: Jones. Lambert, Lee, Bertillion, Wilson, Hamlin, Mould-., Hamaris, Wea.er, Derby. MicMuy, Spanner. SEVENTH ROW: Jones, Weldon, Wltson, Gerrow, Hlppeesteil, Apptefo-d. Krue per, Battey, Elliott, Allen. Harvie, Ossia. Bernodskcy. EIGHTH ROW: Chan, Chin, Levander, Peney, Wunderlich, aoas, Johnson, Johnson. Ooad. Strrrr}. Hombetk Chrlste-yn. Oran NINTH ROW: VanTII, Snlcrja-so, S'moscn. Moyer, Cotaas. Etehevtrry, Minkonski, Garrison, Jogls, Garrett. BACK ROW: Mitchell. Sbupe, Davit, Lee, Eberhart. Wrtkoc.l, Mark, Crcnvcll. • .xnw;jwrvasm2Mm ! s AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS (California Chaptor of Student Affiliato� ) Fall OFFICERS Thomas W Westfall President Howard G. Carpontor. Secretary Konnoth H. Campboll Treasurer____ Spring Paul Gray, Jr. Gorald Porslund William Rantier Sonior ............ Junior ....._j ____ ENGINEER COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ----------------------------------------- Harry M. Gardiiar ........................................... Gerald Williams COUNSELOR Dr. F. Campboll Williams GRADUATE MEMBERS C. R. Alancraig Pin Chang Goorge Dehority Morris Eiscnberg Lloyd Freechtle F. W. Kirkpatric. Jr. Gerhard Klein James Koslow M. A. Matalon ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AND FACULTY H.H.Otsuki James Robbers James Rogers John Roney Theodore Vormuelon LoRoy A. Bromley Charles W. Tobias F. Campbell Williams n Donald N. Hanson MEMBERS Charles Wilke ...chard Abbott Paul Gray Alan Longacro Richard Soarle Ei a Berger Martin Hoss Thomas McCarthy Ernost Soldavini Kenneth Campboll Jack Hoffman Victor Maistorra Edward Soule H. Carney Felix Horn Delvo Marfinez Fabian Stanton Howard Carpcntor Susum Horrmoto James Hisashi Richard Sroin Robert Chosworth Ernost Jacobson Buck Miyoshi Robert Stophonson Donald Connor Robert Jamison Ken Naho Thomas Stone John Coy 8arry Jan N. Patel Ward Swift Rogor Crossman Franklin Jirn Lowrenco Perry Albert Toy William Daniels Peter Jordan H. Petschek Walter Ullrich Frank Delfino John Killian William Ransior Potor Van Sicklen Roger Duncan Gilbort Klingman Edward Ray Richard Walkor William Durland Shon Kwong James Reoso Thomas Wostfall Robert Fenton Henry Lam Wernor Sanger Joseph Wotch John Flunn Stephen Leach Charles Savego John Whipplo G. Forsolund Chen Lee Glenn Sawyer Gerald Williams E. Fray Shiu Lee Clarence Sehanpp Morton Wong Harry Gardiser T. Lindley Edward Scrivon Wei Yuam Phil Yip 413 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SOCIETY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS (Joint branch of student chapters of AIEE and IRE. founded in 1947) OFFICERS Chairman John Lindley .... Harry Tufts John DeVillier Robert Seymore Everett Sadler Counselor ————— R. M. Saunders Harold Ahraai Robert Airhart George Alatas John Aldana Robert Allen Mohammed Amin Clarence Andrews Michael Apcer George Badger Jim Beans Roy Beck Enrico Bernascoo. Joseph Blackwood Elmer Border Ronald Bowie Oevid Branum William Brandt A. E. Broekemeier Robert Brooke Robert Brown Doneld Bullock Henry Burnell Frank Cerrig Charles Catania Robert Chevron Carlos Chong Patrick Clifford Stephen Cosgrave Francisco Cota Warren Colling James Dahl Melvin Dalton Robert Dempster John DeVillier Richard Dillon Oonald Donner Glenn Eckmen Amiram Eisensteia Phillip Ellis James Epis Robert Ericson Bursey Faraudo Donald Fenske William Florence Peter Franklin Ithel Fredericks Henry Gatin Spiro Geic Charles Gibbons Francisco Granadino John Grsrs Milo Hanson James Harvey David Heron Roy Hinkley Gary Hirotsu Albert Hoagland MEMBERS William Holmberg Ngin Horn Charles Howard Robert Hull Kerney Hurst Frederick Kirsten Arthur Irring Richard Isaacson Satoshi Ito Byron Johnson Spencer Johnston Ralph Kalibjien Albert Kente Victor Kiernan John Knapp Orin Knowlton Stewart Knvdsen Otto Krause Richard Kuphaldt Wah Lee Stanley Lee Harvey Lem R. H. Lenander Ronald Lornberg Richard liepold William Lindblad John Lindley William Lindsay Marshall Losing James Lowry Kenneth Love Allred Lubisich Winston Lund Harry Magarian John Maillet Richard Malehow Donald Mann Bob Markevitch Mohamad Mesihuddin Myron McCollins Roy Me Darnel Robert McIntyre Morgan McMahon Donald McWilliams Stanley Mentter Philip Merritt Richard Milligan Robert Mitchell Stuart Monlort Gordon Morrison Robert Morrison Raymond Nidsarian James Noreross James Olmstead Fred Oshlro Wallace Painter Christo Pallas Jeremy Parker Wllbern Partridge Peter Paul Horace Perry Fred PJost David Pitman Lawrence Pohl Allan Polkinghorne John Quinley Douglas Ranage Richard Rasmussen John Riley Paul Rodgers Benjamin Ruechel E.J. Sadler Nobuo Sato Frederick Schmidt Luen Schroeder Frank Secretan Joh Sekiguchl Robert Seymour William Shedduck Sei Shohara John Shoup Yuan Shui Lawrence Silva Harold Smith Stanley Smith Clement Stabolepsiy Philip Steinberg John Stewart James Stone Raymond Stout Glen Strahl Irving Tang Cyril Tchirkina James Thomas Harry Tufts James Turke Samuel Turner Robert Veale Frank Vernon Robert Viecca Chuck Walter Norman Walker Fred Ward Louis Watson Darrell Welch Thomas Welch Hugh Wheeler Paul White Howard Williams John Williams James Wilson Charles Wing Elvin Woods James Wright Charles Zilm FRONT ROW, left to right: Paul, Oiltcw, Sadler, DeVillier, Lori� � , Lindley, Wright, Tufts, Sweden, Saailh, HUAley ApcAr, Jr. SECOND ROW: Lenesdcr, Andrews. Uebele, Tang, Reechel, Wilson, Gibbons, Fredericks, Low, Kwjhes, Woods, Granadino THIRD ROW: Fenske. Blackwood, Hurst, Clifford, Yuan, Morrison, Love, Smith, Horn, Frey, Perry, Brandt, Faraudo, Stcretan FOURTH ROW: Allen, AUtas, Pohl, Polkinhorne, Bernasconl, Lund, Lem, Kirsten, Williams, Schre r. r.s Turke, Beck Milligan. FIFTH ROW: Haas, Broekemeier, Boothe, Browning, Sato, Hell, Holmberg, Ito, Welch, Culling, Bradford, Dodson, Lee SIXTH ROW- Pitaun, Catania, Lee, Stene, Ishihara, Hirotsu, Strahl, Schneidewind, Lerederg, Schmidt, Ericson, Cota, Burnell, Martesitch. BACK ROW: Parker, Border, Partridge, Eckmin, Wekh. “RIAL CfA FRONT ROW. left to rfctat: Vati, Ridaenay, Sparks, Martin, FouUin. SECOND ROW: Oetky, Lawton, Perkin� , Tipton, Colman, Berdahl. THIRD ROW: l««, O'Arrunte, Milcoct, Mattox. McCall.n, Br ji, Ccpeen. BACK ROW: True, Tullefifn, Caralin. (Univertity of Californio Band Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1934 ONE CHAPTER BATON (National Accounting Fratornity) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1911 LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1925 BETA ALPHA PSI FRONT ROW, kit to rfoM: Hutberg, Bvekrer, Gilbert, Rauk. Dr. MoonlU. SECOND ROW: Denny, Anderton, CereiII. Olten. Suck- lirq, Cranford. THIRD ROW: Uadbcro, Macauley, Lon. Treltel, H.rtt, Camon, Hoang. FOURTH ROW: Are-twn. Martia. Galway, Catenate, Barton, Baranclk. FIFTH ROW: Miller, Vockatter, WeHen, Fry, William� , Ekstrarrf, White, Zimmerman. BACK ROW: BETA BETA (Sonior Men's Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1906 Fall OFFICERS Spring Bob Ryan President Ed 8rittingham HONORARY MEMBERS Morse A. Cartwright Earl E. Leaderman William W. Monahan Dr. William Donald John Jennings Robert G. Sproul James Fislc Earl Leebrich Captain John Switxer Stanley Frooborn Mathow Lynch Edwin Voorhies Richard Kessler John MacKenxie Carl Zamloch MEMBERS Dave Anderson Bob Elder Dick Ogden Paul Andrew Don Fishor Buxx Perry Rainer Baldauf Stan Hook Harry Polglate Bill Bailey Harry Holmes Al Politxer Bill Bucklin Ron Hubbard Pat Row Don Borry Jack Hitchcock Bob Ryan Tom Beyrle Jim Howe Phil Seaton Ed Brittingham AlLaubo Al Seidel Rick Calender Miko McGuire Mac Wasson Dave Cruickshank Denny McLeod Lynn Watson Don Dodson Ed Maloney Ted White Richie Dunn Wells Morse Neil Woodburn kRDNT ROW, left to risht: Briuingtun, Elder, McCuir , S«atoa, Berry, Watson, Crukkstunk. SEC0N0 ROW: Maloney, McLeod, Wocrfsorn, PollgUs , Ojden, Hitchcock, Row, Wtite, Polilaer. BACK ROW: Andrew, Wassau, 8uc lln, Bejrle, Hubbard, Hot res, Didson. Hock. (Commerce Scholastic Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN. 1907 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1913 FIFTY CHAPTERS BETA GAMMA SIGMA ! i ' I fall Werner Wolfen Paul Maier ..... Geraldine Smith Frederick Stevons OFFICERS Spring ....President Robert Burch Vice-President Werner Blumenthal Secretary-Treasurer David Nagao Sergoant-at-Arms Justus Bantx MEMBERS Glen Allgeyer Donald Christensen Leo Andres James Cockerill Glen Bales Robert Danielson Justus Banti Durward Davies Babetto Barancik George Denton Elton Bell Martin Ekstrand Dale Blanchard Jerry Frank Werner Blumenthal Al Gevello Robert Burch Robert Gilbert Ross Cadenasso Robert Hirst Evorett Cain Edward Jordan Marvin Lewis Ralph Luce Red Saenger Paul Maier Garth Scallon Donald Masten Charles Schurman Dale McKean Geraldine Smith Ronald Maus Jerome Solari Jean Meilette Frederick Stevens V. R. Miller William Stiver Georgo Moss George Tallyin David Nagao Emanuel Treitel Sadao Nakeshima Ian Turner Marilyn Paonessa John Ransom Werner Wolfen t ! FRONT ROW, left to right: Rlplog, McCarthy, Frold, Hcmbeck, Dolgoff, Drahelm. SECOND ROW: Hammond, Martin, Solortano, Trtncll, Gomes, 1«, Oar. Harvle, Blair. TH1RO ROW: Cram. Wdlak, Mate, Winjltr, Kelley, Haramrt, Lanorr Lygrui. McNinch, Allen, Pease. FOURTH ROW: Harris, Tolt, Jancpaul, Apgkford, Wilson, Symcnds, Minrer, Harris, Wearer. FIFTH ROW: Crowell, Prof. Wlskocil, Pry. Pearson, Perkins. CHI EPSILON fall, 1950 OFFICERS Spring, 1951 John McCarthy Vice-President William Weaver, Jr. Edwin McNinch Laurence Dolgoff Peter Riplog— .— Joyce Pease Marlon Harris Treasurer Associate Editor of Transit Senior Representative Junior Representative Wilfrled Longer . Andrew Grom Marion Harris Richard Nlcklas (Notional Honorary Civil Engineering Fraternity) FOUNDEO AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1922 THIRTY-SIX CHAPTERS HONORARY MEMBERS Donald S. Berry Sidney T. Harding Ralph A. Moyer Raymond E. Davis Charles G. Hyde Frank A. Nikirk Charles Derleth. Jr. 8ruce Jameyson Erman A. Pearson Howard D. Eberhart Joe W. Kelly Arnold Olitt Sturla Elnarrson Dimitri P. Krynine Harry 6. Seed Bernard A. Eteheverry Wilfred F. Lengelier Thomas R. Simpson Francis S. Foote Tung Yen Lin George E. Tronell Harold B. Gotaes FACULTY ALUMNI Clement T. Wlskocil Boris 8retler Joe W. Johnson Milos Polivka Harmer E. Davis John H. Jones Egor P. Popov Charles F. Scheffey Fred N. Finn Harvey F. Ludwig H. P. Pickering Robert L Green Alexander C. Scordalis Robert Horonieff Frederick L. Hotes David Pirti Barnard A. Vallerga Volney A. Plumb Cecil J. Van Til Myron M. Jacobs ACTIVE MEMBERS Richard J. Woodward Lowell C. Allen B. P. Haskell James W. Murray Alan M. Appleford Wolfgang S. Homburger Richard A. Nickles Charles T. Blair Charles L. Hornbeck Helen Joyce Pease Clarence K. Chan Thomas T. Inami Lawrence E. Peirano Gordon N. Chin Raymond Itaya Robert N. Janopaul David H. Perkins John A. Cooney Peter M. Riplog Burton N. Crowell Robert F. Kelley Juan F. Soloriano John B. Darby Lawrence H. Dolgoff Wilfried F. Langer Malcolm F. Symonds 0jonC. Lee Robert J. Toft Burke A. Draheim Richard A. Lowell Roger D. Troxell William Weaver. Jr. Stanley H. Froid Raymond Lendgren Robert S. Gomes Philip 6. Lygren Carl J. Weinberg Andrew L. Gram William J. Martin Charles S. Williamson Edward Hall Tadashi T. Matoi James N. Wilson AnastasiosC. Heremis John E. McCarthy Edwin K. McNinch Jimmie Wing Frank W. Hammond John R. Winiler Howard S. Harris Herman O. Minkowski George W. Woerner, Jr. Marion K. Harris Warren A. Minner Erwin P. Wollak Frank 8. Harvie Carl Monismith NEOPHYTES — SPRING, 1951 Charles Zell Goodwin O. Betner Robert E. Jones Jack S. Morse Robert S. Cooper Charles U. Karoly Shigerv Omori Charles E. Crabtree Harry J. Kreuper Dend G.Papas Victor 0. Graf Hanus J. Kraut Thomas C. Parrish Ephraim G. HIrsch George F. Hordwili Howard R. May George E. McCarty Victor 0. Paul James W. Ross Warren B. Johnson Basil Mikhalkin Dale S. Warren 418 FRONT ROW, Irtt to right: Corocan, Coir, Ricco, Gubin, Gubin, Johnston, Knauer. SECOND ROW: Robrrts, Sheldon, Barnes, Younger, Hamlyn, Strellls, Lewis, Chew. BACK ROW: Anderson, Odabashian, Bernard!, Johnson, Fc g, Foon, Fosg, Crane, Ounne, CunSall. DELTA CHI ALPHA GAVEL AND QUILL (Decorative Art Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1933 (Class Activities Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1949 ONE CHAPTER FRONT ROW, left to right: Jeoson, Rogers, Terry, Stanford, Fletcher, Fembacher, Seek, Sregel. SECOND ROW: Robinson, Varsh, Bumgarner, tied, Stewart, Den nelly, Zuber. THIRD ROW: Callender, Hansen. Foster, Fuller, Lloyd, Fibush, Wiley, Ellis. BACK ROW: Owen, Smith, Goldschmidt, WrigM, Aggel, Gilmjre, G� afft, Sharrsin. MEMBERS John Askine Eduardo Austin Maynard Cantar John Chrisman William Clark John Danielson Georqo Da Tunq Filamano Gonzalez Wayna Gray William Harlowa Don Halm Robart Kant Omar La Hua Georqo Lae Jamas Law Jamas Menqan Alaz Mayeda Calvin Mahlart William McConnell Jamas Molony Anatola Moskalenko Lorinq Moy Harold Padqatt Richard Pfaff John Porter Walter Radsliff Adrian Reevos Robart Ribak Alexander Rica Foster Sears Emile Sarras Ian Turner Lloyd Tyler Frederick Wellinqton Victor Wonq Robart Millar DELTA PHI EPSILON (Professional Foraiqn Service Fraternity) FOUNDED AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. 1920 EPSILON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1923 NINE CHAPTERS AsMae Austin Bums Clark Oar arisen Conzalci Kw LaHue McConnell Mrniert Moy Paoem Porter Reeves Rice Sears Wtlliwci W009 fall OFFICERS Spring Victor Wonq Gull Editor Frederick Wellinqton CO-SPONSORS Dr. John Conliffe Dr. Robart Scalapino 420 (Electrical Engineering Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1904 MU CHAPTER FOUNDED 1915 FIFTY-ONE CHAPTERS ETA KAPPA NU OFFICERS Philip Steinberg Corresponding Secretary Clifford Fray TKoma� McFarland Chapter Sweetheart Mr� . Leone Peete Wilton AbboH Leonard Black Robert Brant Charlet Deliiel Robert Downing Oen Finch Troy Graybeel FACULTY MEMBERS L. C. Mershell Thomat McFarland Darrel Monton William Norrit Wilton Pritchett Letter Reukeme Burtit Robertton Robert Seundert Herbert Scott Otto Smith William Stoney George Teele Ferdinand Voelker John Whinnery John Woodyard Robert Acker GRADUATE MEMBERS Daniel Goodman Kenneth Bandtel Manual Gotveco Dwight Breda Harry Heard Forrait Feirbrothar Arthur Jue Robert Fawcett Irving Meltier Nathaniel Feldman Morgan McMahon Harold Ahren� MEMBERS Harold Judy Thomas Allan Frederick Kirsten John Ball All Kocaman Enrico BernasconJ John Lindlay Charlet Loring, Jr. Carroll Bradford William Brandt Henry Low Wintton Lund Donald Bullock Roy Chaff n Lawrence Lundeen Toney Coffey. Jr. Stephan Cotgrave Warren Culling Donald Mann Thomat Matey Robert McIntyre Falle Ellarn Donald McWilliams Burtay Faraudo Philip Merritt Clifford Fray Charles Gibbons Gordon Morrison William Mueller William Holmbarg Horace Parry Ngin Horn Albert Pillsbury Beniamin Ruecnel Leroy Hughes Robert Hull Everett Sadler Setoihl Ito Luen Schroeder Michiyuki Nakamura Marvin Rosenblum Gerald Stack Richard Tanaka Hello Vanxolini Charlet Wharton Joh Seklguchi Sei Sc hone re Stanley Smith Philip Steinberg Irving Tang George Tanielian Kenneth Thompton Harry Tuft� Jamet Turte George Uebele John Oilman Daniel Wald Darrell Welch Charllet William� Howard William� Jamet Wilton Jack Wing Elvin Wood� Jamet Wright Harry Zagorltiet FRONT ROW, left to right: Prrry, Steinberg, Mrs. L. Prase, Faraudo. Low, Hughe� , Frey. SECOND ROW: Tat }, Rutchel, Witten. Gibbon� , Sadler, Lladley, Wright. Wood� . THIRD ROW: Bematconl, Mott Hon, Lorlng, Waxey, Smith, Horn, Tuft� , Brandt. FOURTH ROW: Ball, Pilltbory, Lead, Klnten, William� , Schrotder, Menllt, Turk . BACK ROW: Uebele, Judy, Hull, Holmberg, Ito, Welch. Culling, Bradford, Oodtcn. GOLDEN BEAR (Senior Men's Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1900 UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Geor9e Ademi Edward Dickson Harold Hitchcock James G. Schaeffer Leroy Allen William Donald John Howard James Shoppard Devid Berrowi Carroll Ebright Elbert Hugill Robert Sibley Albert Bocker Sidney Ehrman Fred Jordan Owen Smith Eric Bellquist Clinton Evans Alexander Kidd Vernon Smith Allen Bleiidell Earl Fenston Frank Kidner Herman Spindt Llewlyn Boelter W. W. Ferrier Harry Kingman Robert Sproul George Briggi Mortimer Floishhacker George Louderback Frank Stevens John Calkins Walter Frederick Olof Lundborg Hurford Stone Francis Chamberlain Stanley Freeborn Stanley McCaffrey Fred Stripp Ralph Chaney Elmer Goldsworthy Gerald Marsh Jacobus ten Broek Milton Chernin Philip Griffin Guy Millberry Wallace Terry Walter Chriitie Farnham Griffiths Raffe Miller Herbert Thompson Paul Christopuloui Charles Gulick, Jr. James Moffitt Robert Underhill John Condliffe Theodore Haley Russell Nagler Edwin Voorhios James Corley Chaffee Hall John Neylan William Wadman Fred Coiens Brutus Hamilton Robert Nisbot Lynn Waldorf Alva Davis James Harkness William Norton Ralph Walti William Davis Lawrence Harper John Olmsted Earl Warren Malcolm Davisson Maurice Harrison George Pettitt Edward Welch William Donnes Edward Heller Clarence Price Garff Wilson Charles Derloth John Hicks JosodIi Quire Baldwin Woods Monroe Deutsch Joel Hildebrand Alva Ragan Leon Richardson Henry Yee Robert Alford Albert Davies MEMBERS Allan lid Theodore Saenger Robort Andrews Gordon Davis Kenneth Kissinger Charles Server Victor Appel Kenneth doMattei Jorome Lackner Peter Schabarum Lewis Arnold Richard Dewey Richard Larkey Charles Scharringhausen Robert Arnold Donald Dodson Robert Lee Laurence Scott Philip Arnot Douglas Dowd John Lindley David Soamont Willard Ash David Draves Rodney Lindquist William Sharon Robert Atkinson William Durland Leon Litwack George Simpson Eduardo Austin James Ekegren Robert Livermore Raymond Smith William Bagloy Richard Fairdough, Jr. Howard Mackey Reuben Smith III Michel Bandak Anthonv Farnham James Marinos Bernard Sorkin Raymond Bartholomew David Finney Paul Marr Stephen Sosnick Gilbert Beck William Gear Julian Marlin Randall Stoke Robert Beotom Leon Ginsberg Calvin Mehlert Hampton Terry Louis Bell, Jr. Donald Glusker Adam Miller Andre Tolpegin Donald Bentley Jewel Goddard Robert Minahen Roger Troxoll David Birenbaum Peter Goldschmidt Harold Mumby Ian Turner Robert Brooko Walter Goldsmith Rov Murdock Lucian Vanderqrift Robert Brorby Diego Gonzales Aziz Odeh Carl Van Heuit Peter Buck Billy Grafft Donald Orth John Weylond James Campbell John Grubb Douglas Page Darrell Welch Carnoy Campion William Hagler John Pappa Delmar Williams David Channing Kenneth Hambrick James Raugust Phelps Witter Richard Clarke Edward Hart Frederick Reichman Robert Witter Jamos Cullom Frederick Harvey John Richards Werner Wolfen Kenneth Cusick Dwight Harwell Tomas Riha Peter Wolff John Danielson Donald Henrikson Lawrence Robinow Kunitake Yamanaka Leroy Dart. 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HAMMER AND DIMMER (Technical Dramatic� Honorary Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1936 ONE CHAPTER MASK AND DAGGER (Dramatic Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ONE CHAPTER FRONT ROW, ielt to rejht: Seek, Mint� , Burrell, Arden, Brvnettl, Herthlwjlon, Pepper, Benton. BACK ROW: Vi . Math � � , ylord, Eltu� , Roter� , Fjrwell, Melbenj FRONT ROW. Wt to right: Oam. Meyers, Zerda, Scott, Mathison, Ca ten, Wimerhalder. SECONO ROW: Woloeich, Pilcher, Tilbury, Butler, Hutchison, Nrwterg, Partridge, Barbarik. THIRD ROW: Castro. Schmidt, Kunre, Parks, Boswell, Godbe, Murdock, Young, Durasky. FOURTH ROW: Campbell, Cummer, Matheny, Stewart. Martins � , Murray, Probrrvin, Ackley. BACK ROW: Frames, luddet, Mitchell, Raviu, Pask, Carlson, Wisser, Erskiee. MINERAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION (Affiliated Student Association of the AIME) FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1902 ONE CHAPTER MORTAR BOARD (Senior Women's National Honer Society) FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE. NEW YORK. 1918 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1925 EIGHTY-THREE CHAPTERS Bossmi Brewster % Cherney, 8. Chewy, J. Dana Dawven Cilmsrr Foster Hamilton Jones Marsh Norrie Rush Watson 425 LEFT TO RIGHT: Colleen Braoetifld, Fodek© Ttujl, Or. Vlrykva Jo :, Yajuko Morita, LoCy Sborlrid9e, Oonna Forretter. OMICRON NU (National Homo Economic! Honor Socioty) FOUNDED AT MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE. 1912 ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1944 THIRTY-FOUR CHAPTERS George Abernathy OMmM Al-Omv Bert B� |l3rcl Walter 8urtO Peter Goldtchm.dt Ed Grost Cnjries Hallum Frank Hendrlcki Geor9« Hurwltz Work Klt-e J.m Korrlield Micha:l McKee Calno Mehlert John Meyer David Nakahata David Perkiat J. Porter G. RjuH Alr« Retea John Rubino L. Snyder Dick S« ut PHI ETA SIGMA (Frothman Honor Socioty) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1923 U. C. CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1947 FORTY-NINE CHAPTERS A V I O i?. A � A 4. a :La mA a .a • - ( rfVfci 3 g O Cl dSA J� 4 1 (Sophomore W©m n' Honorary Society) FOUNDEO AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1939 ONE CHAPTER PANILE Spring 1950 OFFICERS fall 1950 MEMBERS Helen Baer Betz Cole Marilyn Meton Nancy Belch Margie Coombt Jocelyn Mueler Nancy Ballard Sheila Darling Dagne Nordholm Jane BarlleH Nancy Donnelly Nancy Raab Dorothy Baukol Dede Doutteau Peggy Stewart Karan Rye Loit Fuller Jeanne St. Hill Barbara Bennott Helen Jean Grott Jackie Traylor Edene Carlton Sharon Hitt Sharon Wagner Joan Carr Judy Hurt Sondra Walden Barbara Clayton Greta Johanten Jody Zuber Laura Kent HONORARY MEMBERS Barbara Barton Katherine Fitcher Joyce Jenten Mary B. Davidton Eltie B. Foiter Catherine Quire Ruth Donnelly Alice Hoyt Kathorine Towle FACULTY ADVISOR Mr . Ruth Donnally ALUMNAE ADVISOR Virginia Jonot FRONT ROW, left to right: Stewart, Mason. 8alch, 8Mr, St. Hill. SECOND ROW: Grots, Clayton. HIU, Fuller, Kent, eartlett. THIRD ROW: NorOholn. Moeller, Carito-, Darling, Zubee, WaMen, Jcftanscn. BACK ROW: Raab, Ballard, Donnelly, 8artel. FRONT ROW. Irtt to ri ht: KovarA, Fra-xis, Moylan, Gallant, Paonessa. BACK ROW: Wakaeck. Ccdinc, KeasOey, GretAer, Dawscn. Mo, T� Hl, McClure. PHI CHI THETA (Commorco Womon'i Professional Fraternity) FOUNDED IN CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. 1924 ETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1925 TWENTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS PI ALPHA SIGMA (Professional Advertising Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1937 ONE CHAPTER FRONT ROW Salt to right: Argek.. Mangogun, Larsoe, Sails. SFCONO ROW: Maguire, McOoftWlI, AlOeigM, Johansen. THIRD ROW: Stephans, Lottes, Ellb, Jordan, Mautlno. 8ACK ROW: Ross, Spencer, Bakh, Garrigees. FRONT ROW. left to right: Rin), P«k«ma, Ollphant, Ntthmray, SoMJvinl. BACK ROW: Neglr, Kub.t, Norm, Krppti, Koilowiti, Galligan. PI TAU SIGMA (Mechanical Engineering Honor Society) FOUNDED UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS. 1915 PI OMEGA ESTABLISHED 1949 FIFTY-ONE CHAPTERS STUDENT AFFILIATES OF AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY PARENT SOCIETY FOUNDED 1876 LOCAL CHAPTER FOUNDED 1938 fRONT ROW. Ictt to rioM: Morr.t, lancet, Krttingrr, Craham, Ermt. SECONO ROW: Prof. Thcnwen, Prof. Iwnrn. Prof. Vogt, Prof. Ktnt, Prof. Ticfntaky, Mr Warrrn Gicdl, Doughty. THIRD ROW: Mculic Starkey, Jerning� , WHylr, Comrwndtr, Miiion. Leslie HarUndrr, Oon HarlanJer. 8ACK ROW: 8ninnrr, Goldsmith, Wlcgand, Strobrt, Mtlk, William� , Moy, Wang. SchelU. PRYTANEAN OFFICERS President — —....... Corresponding Secretary Cynthia Wood Treasurer.. —,—— Membership Chairman .. Deeite Watson . Carolyn Robinson (Junior-Senior Women'� Honorary) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1900 ONE CHAPTER HONORARY MEMBERS Mr� . Lynn Waldorf Mr� . Noel Keyes Mr� . Fernhem Griffith� Mil� l«il« Anderion Mr� . Barbara Armttrong Mr� . Anna Behme Mr� , Edna Bailey Mi� � Eleanor Bartlett Mi� � Margaret Beattie Mi� t Frederica Bernhard Mi� � Olga Bridgman Mr� . Sue 8rown Mr� . Amy 8umstead Mi� � Marjorie Carlton Chrittine Acker Mary Angelo Holon Bakor Joan Baldwin Peggy Bumgarner toil Bo� � in Jean Brewiter Lucille Burgatt Eleanor Chalmers Diana Chan Barbara Cherney Joan Cherney Charlene Contival Alice Coughlin Joan Crawford Jane Dahtquilt Dori� Dana Barbara Albright Nancy 8alch Juno Marie Chan Nona Cheatham Barbara Clayton Carol Cochran Carla Cummin� Suianne Flower� UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Miss Vera Carlton Mrs. Charlia Clark Miss Louise Cobb Miss Edith Coulter Mi� � Lucille Czarnowski Mr� . Mary 8. Davidson Mi� � Sarah Davi� Mr� . Ruth Donnelly Mi� � Anna Etpentchade Mitt Hope Gladding Mr� . Marie Gla� t Mr� . Katherine Gowdy Mi� � Paulino Hodgson Mitt Alice Hoyt Mr� . Joyce Jenten Mr� . Marion King Mr� . Jean Macfarlane Mr� . Margaret McQuery Mr� . Hildegard Millar Mr� . Agnet Morgan Mitt Florence Mulllm Mitt Margeret Murdock Mi� � Cecil Piper Mr� . Cetherine Quire Mitt Aurora Ouiros Mist Carmel Riley Mitt Agnes Robb Mist Lillie M. Sherman Mitt Conitance Steel Mi� t Katherine Towle Dr. Mergarel Zetf MEMBERS Seniors Joyce Dawson Eleanor De Merit Beatrice Dodge Barbara Ebbeson Joan Erickten Marcia Ernest Feeiie Farntworlh Anne Fibmh June Fiicher Shirley Fletcher Joan Foiter Phylli� Foiter Virginia Gerke Terry Getas Lou Gilmore Pat Green Shirley Halbert Jeanne Hemilton Edne Hiller Charlotte Houston Marcia Hurt Maiiie Irish Ginny Jonet Barbara Keetboy Joenno Leach Nancy Levy Kay Lloyd Jane Mannei Sally Marsh Bev McClatkey Jean McClure Virginia Mile� Mary Lou Norrie Gloria Norwall Roselyn Peyier Margaret Polley Carolyn Robinson Shirley Ru� h Carmelite Southern Juno Stophem Joanne Steventon 8 tty Stewart Nonni Surge� Elinor Sydenham Marion Thomas Oeeue Walton Marie Wiley Caroline Willey Lillian Williams Cynthia Wood Betty Yater Juniors Margaret Lois Fuller Alison Gilbert Robin Hateltine Beverly Hinton Ann Houston Suianne Howell Perdita Loomit Nancy Maguire Beverley McDonnell Joyce McMurry Jeanne Meillette Louite Morgan Margaret Olr.ey Joan Paw� on Lucy Pfund Mardy Pletcher 8erbara Ravn Carol Sanford Carolyn Stay Jeanne St. Hill Marjorie Stone Margo Stutiman Mary Lou Willis FRONT ROW, Icll to right: Wood, PI either, Watsco, Fletcher, Robinson, Fischer, Dane. SECOND ROW: terke, Hamilton, Houston, Reth, Cental, Perrin, Bumgarner, Marsh, Dawson. THIRD ROW: 0e Maris, Fibrnh, Angelo, Willey, Keasbcy, Sydenham. Bosiifl, Jones. 8ACK ROW: Leach, Hoyt (advisor). Green, Crawford, Pawson, Lloyd, 8re� ster, Foster, Wiley, Farmwceth, Houston. QUARTERDECK (NRO Social Organization) Thomas Altshuler William Bagot William Balax Richard Bland Richard 8los Richard Bridgman Robert Brogan Arnold Brown Robert Burgess Paul Camp Ted Chenoweth Frank Groeno Robert Davidson Harold Hobbs Chris Markoy Lionel Markusfeld Glenn McLean Robert Mercer James Murray Robert Peters Robert Raison William Ridgway Burt Shamsky Charles Stanaro Charles Williams Thomas Witter Kenneth Zerda William Macy Roger Nichols Mulvaoy, Publicity; Btrqrss, Capstan; Bland, Special Emu; Jocn, Extraordinary Events; It. Dotson, adviser; b-ctfamis. Sexta it. 431 (National Military Honor Society) FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN. 1905 COMPANY M.4TH REGIMENT. FOUNDED 1923 EIGHTY.NINE COMPANIES OFFICERS Captain.... William Lindblad SCABBARD AND BLADE First Liautanant..... Edward Hall Sacond Liautanant Robert Mercar First Sergeant ......................................... .......... David Blakamora Liaison Officer ... Lt. Col. A. C. Williams E. L. Anderson W. C. Bagot W. F. Balat G. Bales D. J. Ballentine A. J. Bedsole J. Bowman L. W. Brubaker D. M. Caldwell P. D. Camp J. E. Cappa S. K. Carnie R. G. Clatt E. H. Cohan J. S. Cooper C. Crofts A. B. Cushman S. B. DoLong A. N. Downey W. B. Ellington. Jr. A. T. Ellis V. Etienne R. A. Evans J. E. France D. C. Fuller J.T. Gillespie J. F. Hellisey C. W. Hammond PRIVATIS E. A. Hart. Jr. W. L Hastings W. A. Harrison F. J. Helmick C. G. Henderson H.W. Hobbs. Jr. R. S. Howell R.W. Hubbell D. A. Huverty R. A. Hyerlo D. K. Ilyin H. M.Jones R. R. Johnson W. L. Lam H. G. Lawrence H. A. Leighton E. R. Lewis R. J. Lindquist. Jr. R. S. Lokan S. C. MacKenzie J. S. Muir R. B. Mulvany J. W. Murray W. T. Panttaja G. W. Parks R. J. Pence R. S. Peters C. V. Peterson G. L. Plaa A. L. Polansky R. M. Raison R. Reames E. L. Regalia H. F. Richardt W. Ridgway C. A. Robertson R. D. Romer A. F. Runner H. B. Sarrail H. A. Savaga L. F. Schultz R. A. Seelig B. Shamsky W. W. Shane R.M.Stowart R. R. Studnick G. J. Taras H. E. Terry G. Tucker W.R.Wahrer H. M. Webber K. F. Wesolik T. Wieland F. G. Williams R.W. Witter K.V. Zerda FRONT ROW, Sett lo right: Polamky, Ns, Hu wily. Sludmck, Cohen. Fiance. Lam. SECOND ROW: Brubaker, Crskman, Hjeile. Harrison, Swig, Bales, Herdcrson. Howell, Mulvany, Pence. THIRD ROW: Webber, Carnie, Helmick, MacKentie, Sarrail, Gillespie, Hall, Ilyin, Hammond, Beget. BACK ROW: Zeeda. Mercer, Bowman, Savage, Peterson, Ballentine, Jones, Hubbell, Ellington. McLean, Raisoe. FRONT ROW, left to lurrf. Welt� , Prof. Iverson, MKf Uyne, Murray, Commander Satounl. SECOND ROW: AMye, Ryechel, OeVllller, Blair, Froid, Orahclm, Troxell, Sadler Lindky, Asdurian Collins, Chan. THIRO ROW: Goldsmith, Wilson, Janopaul, McCarthy Wollak. Sy onds, Smith. Tufu, Reed, Phillips. Caffo, Woods. FOURTH ROW: Wltgand, W.rBler, Kelly Narr.t, Alien, McNint� , Cibbens, Peterson, Brandt, Turk . Judy. FIFTH ROW: String, Grate , Hallum. Brunner, Mlnkcwskl, Otis, Vlerra, Perry, Schrader, Merritt. SIXTH ROW: Honda, McKinney, Ooujlas, Weawr, Starkey, Hornbeck, Perkiw, Hughes. Ma«ey, Ernst. Bradford. SEVENTH ROW: Zerda, Erkson, Hull, Holmbero, Lancet, Meikle, Senses. FarauJo, Low, Ste.-oery, Crowell, Kirsten, Ka clu BACK ROW: Linton, Phillips, Ktsslnger. Morris, Suilman, Meyers. (Engineering Honor Socioty) FOUNDED AT LEHIGH UNIVERSITY. 1885 LOCAL CHAPTER FOUNDED 1007 EIGHTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS TAU BETA PI i I I | I % fi OFFICERS Oarrell Welch President William Starkey Bahidi Sabowni.... Vice-President .... Armand Polansky Winston Lund .. Corresponding Secretary.. . Charles Gibbons Dean Carl -------- ------------------------Recording Secretary . . .James Douglas Robert Commander Treasurer Stenley Smith George Humphreys Cataloguer Thomas Rohrer Jamas Murray Senior Representative Luen Schroeder Armand Polansky Junior Representative Gerald Peterson FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD B. L. Robertson H. W. Iverson H. B. Golaas J. L. Mariam GRADUATES R. 8. Andrews S. Ganti J. M. Owen R. 1. Tanaka H. M. Brown W. S. Homburger H. S. Rohm. C. 8. Wharton D. L. Doughty S. G. Johnson F. Rienacker F. C. Younger A. O. DuBois M. E. McMahon G. C. Stack MEMBERS C. E. Zell H. Ahrens M. Fein C. Loring 8. Ruechet W. AMye S. Froid H. Low 8. Sabouni L. Allen J. Galanis W. Lund E. Sadler T. Allen C. Gibbons T. Maiey L. Schroeder A. Appleford M. Goldsmith J. McCarthy D. Schumacher H. Asdurian R. Games B. McClintic C.Shoens C. Blair J. Graham A. McCollum F. Smith C. Bradford A. Gram R. McIntyre S. Smith W. Brandt I. Groner K. McKinney E. McNinch J. Solaoano R. Brooks C. Hallum R. Stallman M. Browne D. Harlander G. Maickle W. Starkey R. Brunner I. Harlander P. Merritt P. Steinberg 0. Bullock M. Harris C. Meyers H. Steiner A Caffo J. Hoffman H. Minkowski D. Stiling D. Carl W. Holmberg W. Minner L. Stroble R. Carlaton J. Honda G. Moiler M. Symonds R. Casieno C. Hornbeck F. Mongrew R. Morris A.Tanner J. Cetinich L. Hughes A. Timmons C. Chan R. Hull E. Moulie R. Troxell G. Chin G. Humphreys R. Murdock H. Tefts L. Collins T. Inemi J. Murray J. Turke R. Commander R. Janopaul S. Nitta W. Weaver J. Cooney R. Jennings A. Odeh D. Welch S. Cosgrove H. Judy D. Otis C. Werts B. Crowell C. Karoly L. Peirano F. WTegend J. Darby R. Kelly D. Parkins C. Williemton J. DeVilliar R. Kilpatrick H. Parry J. N Wilson H. Oiem F. Kirsten G. Peterson J. R Wilson J. Douglas K. Kissinger A. Phillips J. Wing 6. Drahiem O. Knowfton D. Phillips J. Winiler 0. Droves A. Kocamen E. Platt G. Woerner R. Ericson R. Lancet A. Polansky E. Wcllak W. Ernst J. Lindley C. Reed H. Wong E. Woods K. Zerda B. Faraudo T. Linton P. Riptpg T. Rohrer 433 THETA TAU UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Dr. Perry Byerly Dr. Robert M. Klempoll Dr. Ralph W. Chaney Dr. Georgo D. Louderback Mr. Theo A. Crook Dr. David W. Mitchell Mr. Garnist Curtis Mr. Bud Ogle Mr. Durand A. Hall Dr. Adolph Pabtt Mr. Wilbur H. Somarton MEMBERS Erntl Ahrent Charles Fulmar William Balex William Grier Daniel Cameron Jack Griffin Scott Creely Kim Ham John Ctarmka H. T. Herlyn Paul Day Lao Herrera John Dayvault Charles Herrick William Davit Herman A. Janxen Ted Downet John Jonet Jack Evordan Frank Kilmer John Farr Barry Koch PLEDGES Ron Ackaly William Englabright Bud Bettett Diego Gonxalet Bill Bond Don Hendrikton William Burke Stan Hutchison Dick Dalapp Phil Lorens Jerry Eaton James Lowe (Professional Engineering Fraternity) FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. 1904 LOCAL CHAPTER FOUNDED 1911 TWENTY-FOUR CHAPTERS Dr. Nicholas L. Talliaferro I Mr. L. C. Uran Dr. Samuel P. Wolls Dr. Edward Witter Dr. Howal William Donald McLaughlin Douglat Maclvar Hondrix Mathison Alan O'Naill Thomat O'Naill R. C. Peryam Olag Sharly D. Slommont Don Tocher Bill Yott Marthall Maddock Bob Maral Bob Peckham Al Rupprecht Bob Shiolg FRONT ROW, left to right: Griffin, Tocher, Curti , Ogle. William , Herrera, Crook. Farr, Maclrer. SECOND ROW: Yott, Cameron. ErerPen, Day-null, Herrick, Kilmer, Kerim, Crtely. THIRO ROW: Jonet, Koch, Mnhitos, Hutchites, Goruales, 0ay, Grier, Mallory. Lorens. 8ACK ROW: Ahrens. Lone, McLaughlin, Peckham, O'Neill, BonS, OeLapp, Balar. Y FRONT ROW, kfl lo r� 9M: Joan Foster, Joan Cranford, Sally Uant, Claay Jones, Arn Ansersce, June Fisher. BACK ROW: Kay Lloyd, Jmi Veiiette, Marian Thomas, Jean Breesier, Ocrh Dana. TORCH AND SHIELD (Women's Social Organization) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1906 ONE CHAPTER WOMEN'S C SOCIETY (Woman's Athletic Association Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1916 ONE CHAPTER I Helen Baler Joan Baldwin Marylee Beyer Jane Dahlquist Janice DeMoor Doreen Lindsay Jean McClure Beverly McDonnell Shirley Meissen Ethel Neese Shirley Scharpf Barbara Sturtevant Andree Temple Betty Wyland Baku Baldeta Oahluuist McClure McDonnell Meissw Norrie Tnissell Wyland 435 TRIUNE (Sophomore Men'� Honor Socir FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIt-J Fall OFFICERS Spring 8uek Cowan Hell Ellit Tom Rigor Did Lee Treasurer Chuck Tuller V ACTIVES Dick Volberg Bob Sellers Paxton Beale Dick Lutz Gono Brazil Dick Pollack Jack Stanard Bill Cary Kent Stainfield Ted Lawson Tom Johnson Ralph Kruoger Burt Blackwelder Vince Maiorana Chuck Newman Tom Greenlee! Bill Morrijh Hal Ellis Al Barrio Tom Roigor Jack Andorton Bob Frooschlo Dick Leo Bi 1 Noyos Jim Kelly Skip Dresscl Chick Fraser Clay Gray Herb Haworth John Rickson Bob Vanco Rupe Ricksen Bob Wilkin� Jim Doan Dwight Ely Al Deitsh Bob Fisher Doan O Hare John Gould RayGroeno Charles Tuller Don Tiornan B II Monroe Mike Bogan Jim Plossas Glen Gulvin Buck Cowan Bob Lamborn Bob Misrach Dick Tormey Jens Christie Lew Holston Joe Solari Frod Shanks Herb Morrison Jim Walters Norm Archibald Ron Witter Dick Ehni Ed Wyatt Jim Hutchinson Bud Purtell Bob Henderson Bill Wigmore Merle Scott Neil Woodburn 8ob Karpe Bill Plotser Jim Boghosian Hank Bauman Sheldon Arnot Jerry Poterson Ed Nelson John Thompson Jim Walters Bill McLaughlin Bill Soaro Eldon Beck Tom Radke Bill Thompson Al Bull John Olszewski John Cook John Peterson Bob Worrell Bill Mais Jake McNear Jack Sopor Paul Woolones Bob Bandy Dick Gabhardt Bob Johnson Gary Keaveney Louis Venator George Goslin Stan Saylor Bill Owen Don Curran Dick Poarce Pat Van Rensselaer Adolf Rosokrans John Kirkland Goorqo Schroeder Pete Noack Jim Corbett Tom Keogh Joe Rogers Bruce Coombs Will Anderson Dave Grant Gordon King Bill Growdon Weldon Phillips George Pelonis Lloyd Pringle Ernie Speiss Don Harris Buz do Vega Sam Adams FRONT ROW, Irtt 10 r'c l: Cowan, Misracfe, Be n. £111� , lulz, ealc. Archibald. SECOND ROWPkssas, Johnson, $olv., NMrrjn, Frasrr Kell� . THIRD ROW: Orrstl, Christy, Morrison. Bladcwetder, Morrish, Haworth. BACK ROW: J. Ri«i«n, Bcrrl, Fisher, R. Ricksen, Froeschle, Ehnl. FRONT ROW, kft to rt«M: Yanueuchi, lUUnl, Volpoei, Girth, Jt«en, Aestln, Whltf. SECOND ROW: FreId, M-uzaalla, Gjm a, Garter, Albert. Schomacker, Berslyn. THIRO ROW: Shorr, Newmae, OiseollM, Kaufman. Varesn, Knurr, Gilbrrt, Bnrr.s. FOURTH ROW: Kail, Henriksen, MtClurr, Oolmalz, OjIj, W«Mkr. Cchrn, lerinc. FIFTH ROW: Zdltr, Mo i, ReC . Zcgrafos, 8l«k, Knight. Squeri. Lefkoaitz, Poptll. BACK ROW: Jacobson, Lranoff, Lo Prrstl, Polonsky. Sabta. I u FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1941 ONE CHAPTER U. C. OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION fall OFFICERS Spring Frank Johnton Immediate Past President Melville Jacobson Honorary President Dr. Ralph Minor Honorary Member Dr. Thomat H. Peters UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Sherbourne Cook Fred Hebbard Edwin Marg Henry Peters Owen Dickson Jack Hobson Frederick Mason Kenneth Stoddard Edward P. Drescher Robert Harrigan Moredith Morgan Gordon Walls MEMBERS Herbert Albert. Jr. Josoph Farrington George Howe Saul Levine Albert Ostroff Takao Shishino John Austin Robert Faulkner George Hurd Bernard Lew Raul Pegueros Fred Shorr Alvin Bandar Berneld Feldman Jean Hyde Norman Licht Harold Polonsky Betty Silver Thomas Bartlott Lester Fischer Catherine Itatani Donald Lightford Herman Popiul Samuel Sinelnikoff Seymour Berek Merton Horn Waldo Jackson Arthur Lonqpro Bernard Press Raymond Squeri Roy Black 8etty Fong Melville Jacobson Warren LoPresti Don Prince Robert Steinmetz Paul Bommarito Allan Froid Robert Jamison Jimmy Low Robert Rector Jerry Stollar Paul Boone Ray Gamba Robert Jensen Fred Marcus Donald Reynolds Ellen Takahashi Arthur Bossin Howard Garber Frank Johnson, Jr. Salvatore Mazzaglia Roland Robie, Jr. Gilbert Tom George Bradley George Garcia Ton Jue Douglas McCluro Ronald Robinson Walter Tucker Roy Brandeth Hartley Gaylord George Kass James McDowell George Ross John Volponi Raymond Burstyn Ruelene Girsh Allan Kaufman Robert Mellberg Arthur Roson Sheldon Wechslor Joseph Caine Benjamin Glaser Jack Kim James Monical William Ruegg William Wehara Arthur Cane Harvoy Goqol John Knight LeRoy Montague. Jr. Sigmund Sabin Frank Whitaker Sebastian Catalano Thomas Gonzales Kermit Kors James Moses Harry Sadoian Eugene White Homer Cherk Farror Griffin Egon Kruger Ralph Moses Frank Sample Simon Williams Tom Clark Ronald Handy Aloysius Laube Curtis Nagel Glenn Saul Ken Yamagughi Jacob Cohen Newton Harrison Charles Lawson Mitsugi Neishi Albert Schomacker Lincoln Yamagughi John Daly Kenton Honrikson Kenneth Lee Maurice Newman Donald Schulz Syfvein Zanger Salvador Dippollet Joseph Hobbs Arnold Lefkowitz Jin Ong Harold Schulz Andrew Zografos Arnold Dolmetz Richard Hoffman Bernard Lenoff Ralph Ong Burton Shamsky Steven Zoller 437 WINGED HELMET fall Jim Chapman -------- Ed Bartlett Pete Mering .............. George Witter. Hank Sanderson OFFICERS ....Ring Giver— Chamberlain CUfk Councillors (Junior Mon's Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1901 ONE CHAPTER Spring Peter Mering John Boyle Paul Andraw Peter Noun . Wilion Edgarly A. M. Becker Donald V. Blomberg Gaorga 8riggt Ralph W. Char.ay Edgar H. Chappall Waltar M. Chriilia Jamai H. Corley Robert R. Cable W. G. Donald Carroll Ebright UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES Grag Englehard Clint Event Stanley 8. Freeborn R. G. Gettell Edwin Ghitalli John S- Goarl C. A Gulick Chaftav Hall J. H. Hildebrand Milat R. Hudton Harry Kingman Myron E. Krueger Willard S. lottar N. Wing Meh R. L. Olson F. C. Palm Kenneth Priestly Clarence (Nibt) Price Marshall Robinson ten S. Sawtelle Robert Sibley Harman A. Spend Robert G. Sproul Edwin S. Thomas Edwin C. Voorhias Lynn Waldorf Ed Welch Jack Williamson Garff Wilton Fred Stripp Dave Anderson Paul Andraw Lewis Arnold Fred Avilei George Badger 8ill Bailey Rainer Raldauf Frank Barney Ray Bartholomew Ed Bartlett Gil Beck Dick Becker Hout Bennett Can Barry John Boyle Ed Srittinghem Con Brunk Charles Callaghan Sill Callender Mel Channiag Jim Chapman Waldo Cook 811 Corey Phil Crane Cave Cruickshank Jim Cullom Kenneth Cutick Con Cod son Al Cunlap Cick Ounn MEMBERS Don Edmonston James Ekegren Bob Elder Tony Ellis Ted Engs George Eshov Peter Evans Don Fisher Dud Frost Al Gellinetti Jim Gallinatti Bill Gear 8red Gleason Peter Goldschmidt Billy Gra«t Bill Hagler Bob Hatpin Jim Handel Craig Harper Charlie Harris John Hays Bruce Higton Let Hilburn Stan Hook Preston Hotchkis Jim Howe Bob Jamison Allen Johnson Dave Johnson Jim Jotter Bob Kerpe Bob Kinkead Bob Kniptash Dick LemMon Norm Lien Walter lord Cick Luti Chris Merkey Bill MeBeath Bruce McConne'l Bruce McDonald Mike McGuire Joe McKim Calvin Mehlert Pete Mering Bob Minahen George Mailer Don Monroe Joe O'Brien 8rent Ogden Oick Ogden Henry Ohm Paul Orchiton Tom Paulson Norman Pederson John Petrie Luke Phillips Con Pringle Oeirter Ragati Jack Rasmussen Oick Reese Donald Reuther Bill Rieger Bill Ridgeway Jack Rothe Bob Ryan Hank Sanderson Charles Server Pater Schabarum Ray Smith Kent Steintield Randy Stoke Don Stow George Suman Jack Symes Hamp Terry Jack Torme Ian Turner Carl Van Hejit Peter Van Sicklen Nick Veliotes Jim Vohs Oick Volberg Roy Ward Tom Warren Mac Wasson Franklin Watson Gene Whltrey Bob Witter George Witter Phelps Witter Tom Whitter FRONT ROW. IN� to rvjht: Harris. Grafft, Whitney, Mering, Chapman, Witter, Hook, Jotter. SECOND ROW: Pringle, Gleason, Rasmussen. LuU, Mehlert. Handel, Halpio, Ryan. THIRO ROW: Ounn. Howe, Bennett, R-dgeway, Andrew. Ckwsdley, Higton, Hllborn, FOURTH ROW: Hagler, Hotchkis. Bartholomew. Paelson. Erans. FIFTH ROW: Phillips. Kinkead, Ergs, Writer, CalUnatti, Ragatr Dunlap, Oavics Orchiscn. Suirlleld. SIXTH ROW: Veliotes, Volts, Witter, Smith. Cook. Symes, Volberg. Reuther, Sa-dert n, BACK ROW: Torme, Lord. Kotfman. Johnson. Lien, Ogden, Boyle. Phillips. ■ rT (National Forestry Honor Fratornity] FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON. 1908 THETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1925 XI SIGMA PI OFFICERS Forester Norman McLean Associate Forester Harold B. Jope Secretary-Fiscal Agont .... Carl Abarr Ranger. ... James Deris Council Representative Henry Vaui FACULTY ASSOCIATES Arthur B. Anderson Harold H. Biswell Joseph Kittredge Arthur W. Sampsor Keith Arnold Robort A. Cockrell Myron E. Krueger Edward C. Stone F.S. Baker Robert N. Colwell Woodbridgo Metcalf Henry J. Vaui Percy M. Barr Emanuel Friti Waltor Mulford John S. Zivnuske Rudolph F. Grab, Jr. MEMBERS Carl Abarr Paul Crebbin J. O. Klemmedson Richard Reynolds Frank Beronovich William Critchfield Joo 0. Lemmi Bruce Rogers Harold Baker James A. Crull Philip Langley Douglas Roy David Bigbee James B. Davis Thomas A. Linkecs Joseph Sacher Robert Blandford Richard Davis Wylie R. Macpherson Richard Saukko William Boodt George Edmunson James Majestic Daniel Seamont Quenton Bruton Roy W. Feuchter Ed Martin William H. Settle Edward Burton Carl Fiebelkorn David McClain Robert P. Sorber Malcom Byco Carl Garay Donald McDonald Clarenco Stevens Dean Callahan Edwin Gregg Norman McLean Allen Taplin Robert C. Callahan James E. Greig Richard Meeuwig George W. Taylor Silas Carr Gustav Gregory Merle Meyer Ross Tocher John Castles Guy Hell. Jr. 8rien Minter Donald Untereiner Robert Cermak Ralph Hansen Gerhard Muerle James Watson Craig Chandler W. T. Hartman R. S. Naramore Allen Wiegand Clyde Coggins Irving Holland Kenneth P. Norman Jay Woolley George Coombes Harold B. Jope Art Noskowiak Bruce Zobel Edward Kellogg Paul Packer I 439 FRONT ROW. left � 0 rijM: Flirder, Loker, Ottrton, BelckOlsen, 0'Sha.nhr :sy. SECOND ROW: Cardnell, Sactrrvon, 8row� . THIRD ROW: NonJgulst, Kisser, Ron. BACK ROW: Nelson, Veliaausen. DELTA SIGMA PI (Professional Business and Commerce Fraternity) FOUNDED AT THE UNVERSITY OF NEW YORK. 1907 RHO CHAPTER FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1922 SEVENTY-FIVE CHAPTERS FRANK ELLIOT Vice-Pres. LEFT TO RIGHT: L«H Somerset . Ei Comnitue; Market Bannister, Secretary; Carol Flint. Treasurer; Bill Steirmeu, President. CLAUDE MEADE Faculty Aitrisor BOB LEVINE Publicity BOS WEST Lodge Manage' FRONT ROW. loft to r M: Haldoman, 8rody, Jacobs, Whiltkf. SECOND ROW: Hall, R id, Carruthcrs, Hornun. Prwtice. BACK ROW: K.mbal, Major, Parrish, Fitzpatrick, Woodaard, Manrai. (Intarsorority Social Organization) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1928 ONE CHAPTER ACE OF CLUBS rou.HUHo.ocH.T.s u. C. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FRONT ROW, left to r� jftt: Kuhn, Jacurri. Marx, Johnson, Lin nbcr or. SECOND ROW: Davis, Sawai, Albert, Thill, Steffan, Coodniflht, Hofmolstfv, Hmij, BACK ROW: Tswi, Jaktway, Mrs, Cook, Merita. Nakata, Mrs. Hearn, Shcvtridje, Bliokle, Korn, AMERICAN RED CROSS COLLEGE UNITS FOUNDED 1942 LOCAL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1946 AMOtt Atwood Ikrtagn� Cook CoomM Hftmptcn Hocktr6c mcr Ltarwd Led low Mallory Marsh Oktll St. Hill Van ClMvt Chairman Nancy WalU Secr t6ry-Tr «iur r M«ry Mftcrayden Ward Work Oak Knoll Naval Hospital Iran Sciaqua, Frances Shearer Joan Ballard Joanno St. Hill Motor Corps Vonnio Marsh Kay Abbott Mary Allender Joanne Baillard Ann Christenson Scotty Davii Phyllis Donnor Ann Gordon MEMBERS Batty Hampton Eva Kallin Daryl Kolb Phil Kotite Vivian Larton Marilyn McCommon Eleanor Mclntirc Joan Nelton Joan Pollotier Florence Pouini Carol Smith Janet Smith Nadine lyrrell Pat Wheatley THE CAMPUS chapter of the Red Cross enlarged its activities due to the Korean war and it plans to expand even more during the coming year. Volunteers from campus acted as recreational hostesses and did ward work at Oak Knoll Naval hospital. A blood donor program was instituted at Cowell. A unit was there twice a month to accept donations. The annual fund drive was a success. Booths for the collection were maintained by men and women from organized living groups. In addition, volunteers have been giv- ing French and Spanish lessons to patients at hospitals. r CHINESE STUDENTS CLUB FOUNDED IN 1913 fall OFFICERS Spring Evelyn Chu Pretidenf Walter Chong Walter Chong Joanna Liu Hatel Shoo Chineta Secretary . Harry Im Wilbur Chinn Philip Yip Auditor Home Manager ... Jack Din Felix Horn F. Ahyte W. Ahyte K. Au M. Au J. Ctum B. Chen H. Chan H. Chon J. Chan L. Chan M. Chan H. Chann B. Chao C. Cheung H. Chaw L. Chaw R. Chaw R. Chew C. Chung B. Chin B. Chin O. Chin E. Chin F. Chin G. Chin H. ChJn R. Chin W. Chin A. Chinn G. Chinn W. Chinn C. Chong N. Chong W. Chong A. Chou O. Chow P. Chow S. Chow P. Choy P. Choy E.Chu E. Chu ADVISOR Dr. N. Wing Mah MEMBERS F. Horn C. Lee 8. Mah E. Wong K. Chu J. Horn E. Lea T. Mah F. Wong F. Chung L. Horn E. Lea H, Mar F. Wong J. Din P, Horn J. Lea M. Mar F. Wong E. Ding K. Hong J. Lea P. Mar H, Wong W. Dono R. Oovhim C. Huang L. Lea H. Mock H. Wong F. Hue M. Lea J. New H. Wong A. Fong H. Im M. Lee J. Onq J. Wong B. Fong 8. Jang R. Lae J. Oyang K. Wong D. Fong B. Jang R. Lae G.Pong I. Wong F. Fong H. Jang S. Lea G. Ouan M. Wong G. Fong R. Jang W. Lea A. Ouon M. Wong J. Fong R.Jang V. Lae J. Ouong P. Wong L. Fong S. Jang W. Laa F. Sam R. Wong G. Foo W. Jeong E. Leong B. Shang S. Wong R. Foo W. Jeong S. Leong H.Sheu S. Wong A. Foon A.Jeung T. Leong K. Shew S. Wong E. Foon P. Peung W. Leong P. Shiu V. Wong F. Foon P. Jeung 8. Law J. Sing W. Wong W. Foon F. Jin L. Lew F. Slu Y. Wong I. Fore J. Jiu L. Lew P. Siu J. Woo C. Fung 8. Joe P. Lew V. Siu J. Woo C. Fung R.Jonet S. Lin A So B. Yea E. Fung F. Jow B. Loo D. Soong 0. Yea G.Fung S. Jow R. Look G. Sun F. Yaa I. Fung H. Jua A. Louie H.Sung F. Yaa H. Gan M. Jua L. Louie P. Tang L. Tock F. Yaa F. Gae M. Jua M. Low G. Yea F. Gae M. Jue J. low R. Tom G. Yee H. Gee A. Jung J. Low 1. Tong G. Yaa J. Gee E. Jung N. Low J. Tong N. Yaa J. Gee F. Jung S . low E. Tou S. Yea L. Gee R. Jung W. Low C. Tiao S. Yep C. Gin L. Kan A. Lowe H. Ung T. Yim E. Gong G. Kea E. Lowe 8. Wang W. Yim E. Gong J. Kim J. Lowe E. Wang G. Yip H. Gong J. Ksm M.Lowe 0. Wing P. Yip M. Gong W. Lai R. Lowe J. Wing A. Young K. Hall A. lee 1. lum L. Wing V. Young R. Hinq B. Lee 8. Lum A. Wong W.Yuen E. Ho B. Lee M. Lum A. Wong A. Yun E. Horn C. Lee W. Lung C. Wong E. Yun FRONT ROW. left to right: I , Kee, Lea, Ite. loule. BACK ROW: Yip. Hoag. Chu. Low, Laa, Yep. JUNIOR AUXILIARY OF THE EAST BAY OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB JUNIORS Anderson Bacon Bros Burks Carpenter Clausen Cochran Haskins Hurt, J. Hurt, M. Keefe Kitchen Kwarik Kroft McMurrai Ueuler Moser Swe s Person Plstehl Sides Vkjna Young MEMBERS Eiloen Ahern Charlotte Allen Loit Anderson Margaret Bacon Inge Barglld Elenor Baronian Bovorly Barsamian Carol Blakemore Shirloy Broderick Jaekio Bruse Janet Burks Edith Carpentor Norma Clausen Carol Cochran Pearl Cohn Joan Connolly Jo Crail Kay Croft Janice Culver Sheila Cumming Nancy Cuno Shoila Darling Beth Davie Betty Dree Francine Dunn Dolores Fisher Suzie Flowers Joan Freeborn Barbara Frooman Yvonne Gaul Ann Gould Lynn Green Cherie Gregoire Betty Hampton Shirley Holbrook Sylvia Horta Yvonne Horta Joan Horton Juanita Hosking Peggy Hosking Judy Hurt Marcia Hurt Mary Ishii Dorothy Jackson Mary Lou Jennings Lillian Karlotski Marcao Keefe Jane Kitchen Jean Kniorim Sylvia Knowlton Gwen Leavitt Jackie Lindberg Marijane Litzenberg Sonya Lofsky May McCormick Joyce McMurray Edith Magazin Marian Magovern Cherry Maybeck Marilyn Meitner Pat Mosirow Donna Meuter Janot Millard Peggy Montgomery Audrey Morris Norma Moser Helene Mosher Ruth Murri Lucille Notto Dorothy Newell Helen Nielsen Joyce Nunos Marian O’Borto Bea Owings Doloros Perry Connio Phillips Botty Pistohl Ann Prescott Pauline Reed Carol Reid Bernice Richter Marilyn Bowles Dee Ruhmond Janice Schneider Betty Seobode Barbara Shipley Judith Sides Barbara Spilman Betty Stewart Barbara Stono Miriam Taylor Gwon Thompson Barbara Timmins Malene Todd Madeline Trapanese Marian Van Kirk Doreen Vigna Sally Wagenot Kay Wert Carolyn Whittier Lenore Wilson Margaret Winston Barbara Wright Elfreda Young r (Coeducational Student Center for Masonic Affiliate) FOUNDED 1923 MEMBERS Bob Airhert Peggy Bumgarner Jere Parker Ray Mushrush Ann Croty Margaret Hicks John Peten Jack Benton Bill Jamet Peggy Gauck Karen Pace Charles McCay Quentin Durham Jim McWee Helen Blake Bob Keldgord Donna Giddings Bob Atnard Louis Fourcroy Charles Schurman Mrs. Edna Morton UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE Boyd Rakestraw MASONIC CLUB Autiart Arne Benson Botly Carter Farmer dauci McWee Mushrusk Pace Parle r Peters Sheimen 445 PHILIPPINE CLUB OFFICERS ACTIVE MEMBERS Anita Alfafara Feliciano Gonialei Timotco Parede� Arsonio Aiorcion Joie Jacinto Calvin Pec� on Eduardo Au� tin Alfred Mondoia Erne� t Pcrci Lucy Catambay Lambert Ocampo Gloria Tabuona Agripin© Corbato� Franciica Olivare� Mr� . Pai Vibar Jo� o Florendo Mr� . Siono Ontell Vlconte Arino Manuel Gotuaco Allan Rillera William Argonia Olympio Galon Horbert Rillera Lourdes Alomania Richard Galvei Carlo� Rivamonte Juan Alconcher Petrolina Ibanei Raymond Rivamonte Enriquo Bernal Beatrico Intigne Pantaloon Sagun Irinoo Catuira Robert Keppel Jo� � ie Schormorhorn Henry Clark Bernioce Laiaga Nettie Schormorhorn Daniel Conception Carmen Mannion Tero� a Sevilla Mercede� Conception Alfomo Mamano J.D. Stein Saicha Companeiti Jaime Mamano Daniel Strohl Fred Clive Honofre Mojino Ted Tomat Jamci Donahue Ju� to Monilia� Loreta Villaraco Joaquin Duton John Parham Edward Warno Foli� a Eipino Leonard Pronlo Will Whitiell Filemona Eipino Herminio Pugay Dale Zcrda Erneit Pa� coe Dolores Zerda Trinidad Figueres Toma� Paiion Kenneth Zerda FRONT ROW, Irtt lo right: Phelan, Svihut, Ktaaniuer, River . BACK ROW: Hoskins, Borneo. Mitchell, Bragins, Krupocki, Scholl� . PREMEDICAL SOCIETY Fall OFFICERS Spring Richard Svihut — ... President Richard Svihes Jack Phelan - Anna Knoernsheld . Winifred Mitchell Ronald Dapper Whitney Jones Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Social Chairman Anna Knoernsheld Winifred Mitchell Ronald Oepper .. Whitney Jones Jola Gorswch Barbara Biagini Frank Alberti Luis Kemnitier Jola Gorsuch Barbara Biagini... Frank Alberti Luis Kemnitier Membership Chairman.... Publicity Chairman—.. Problems Chairman MEMBERS Leone Anderson William Applegate George Allen Richard Anderson Thomas Aselline Joseph Aialde James Anderson Mai Arellano Abdul Al-Shamma George Alkins Frank Albert! Jack Blanshey Jack Benson Dale Brown Harmon Barasch Sylvia Broedbent Arthur Bowman Barbara Biagini Marion Badley Donald Baker Herman Bustamante Albert Braun Jack Cbourre Wesley Chalmers Harry Citron Waldo Cook Robert Collins Leo Cummins Phillip Calanchini Ronald Carton 8ak Yen Chin Phillip Choy Duane CvtrigM Frederick Carson Merlin Dimitmen Miriam Duryea Harold Draeger Clayton Durward Ronald Oepper Barbara Evans Kenneth Edmeedet Sinclair Eichel James Froetchle Donald Frolich Aaron Fortgang Wilfred Foster Roberta Ferguton Robert Faust William Fibuth Frederick Forbes Goorge Foo Jole Gortuch Richard Griffin Donald Goodwin James Griffin Frederick Hodges Phillip Hughie Lee Holder James Hamill Betty Hardy Ralph Hayden Kenneth Howard William Hiatt Glen Hutchison Merwin Hansen Richard Ingraham Joanne Jepson Phillip Jewel Ralph Jackson Joy Johnson Whitney Jones Francis Jorgensen Bertha Jensrold Rose Marie Krupocki Luis Kenmltier Samuel Krikorian Anna Knoernschild Arthur Kirby Florence Kodama Carton Kohle Charlene Kellogg Kenneth Kaufman Chifumi Koiima Patricia La Vine� Helen Levine Phillip Lacy Therese Lippert Ludmilla Liphiti Winifred Mitchell Sterling Muti Chris Manitsa George Martin King Mendelsohn Stanley Mueller Susan Madden Paul Mooring George Miller Raymond Mah Raymond Marty 8yron Newman Tod O'Conner Ray Oltton Henry Puccinelli Jack Phelan Dallas Paden Boris Pistruiloff George Picket Dean Pickering 8eniemin Pec son Dana Palmer James Porterfield Joy Richardson Maynard Rotermund Lester Roth Lola Rethetko Evelyn Rivera Ronald Rolfe Benjamin Richards Robert Schllchter Richard Svihut Jane Sveterka Temple Smith Irving Selk Lorraine Stelnfield Siegfried Schmidt Shirley Stanley Leo Stark Donald Stone Julius Shebbat Henry Schmitt Mary Sproft Norman Schwllk Irwin Silberman Phillip Simpson Barbara Soloman Margaret Thompson Peter Teyiey Nathan Tarr Macon Terrell Helen Tacku Ray Uchiyama Peer Jon Venderiscel Gerald Vanoni Joseph VelTenoweth Francis Van de Carr Ruth Willenberg Francis Wong Darter Wells Roger Westmont Doris Woodland Elisabeth White Marianne Winton Joy Wescott Thomas Wieland Mercedes Wies Donald Waunch Wanda Wawriyeiek Christine Wiochell Donald Wilson Albert Yee William Young Mary Yackey Bor Choon Yap Wilbert Yuen 447 o i 1 5 I 72 V • • j 2 (L VI I 5 EDITORIAL OFFICE FRONT ROW, Wt lo right: KapUa, Bzrgild. Mueller, Rasasussen, Erhart. Beyle. Wert. BACK ROW: SlriWing, CoaHwerth, Smith, McCollum, Hailing, Karlotiki, Haasen, Jackson, Vancni. fall SOCIAL BEARS OFFICERS Spring Hal Martin Danny Kaplan — lit Karlotiki Publicity - - Corraspondanca Ruth Rasmwssan . Mariana Kingston Jarry Wanoni _ Party ■ Dick Pearl Sara Strlbllng__________________________________Drama and Music Barbara Erhart Jack McCollum Historian ......UHien Karlotskl Richard Boyla Danca--------------------------------------------- Kay Wart Barbara Erhart Mambarship Laa Smith Laa Smith . Ratraihmants Emma Bathancovrt Jim Coats worth Outing� and Athletics Cliff Tripp Oot Jackson Schadula Jarry Vanoni Alwen Al-Hami Don Davidson Barbara Hall Ralph Arnold Elizabeth Davis Jack Hansen Antonio Aymami Lynn Davis Beverly Hastings Harbart Ball Bill Da Jagar Don Hatfield Inga Bargild Glenn Dalisla Walter Hagarty Joanna Barshaw Richard Dillion Wally Hester Colatta Beaver Carol Dimmick Mergene Hoover Barbara Biaoini Betty Oraa George Horowitz Richard Boyle Charles Dulmage Jerry Howard Jacqueline Bvsa Marvin Duncan Vonnir Hulsizar Janat Burts Ralph Dunham Ralph Hutchinson Harold Burroughs Bjrbara Erhart Kernev Hurst Laa Byfield Valeria Ellingson Dorothy Jackson William Capall Robert Etstrand Mildred Jenkins Robert Carlaton Nancy Etzanhausar Jan Johnson Elaanor Canca Marjorie Evans Alan Jonas Carla Christansan David Eyda Danny Kaplan Jo Christansan Joe Tenney Elizabath Karr Marilyn Claubaugh Janat Frederick Lillian Karlotiki Henry Coatsworth Robert Fowler Barbara Kyte Doris Codina Richard Frost Donald Topp Arlene Cohan Nancy Frye Rat Lauricalla Harbart Cohan Bud Galla Ming Lam Byron Coka Ruth Golden Kayla Kazar Margaret Copren Cecile Gayatta Virginia Lovajoy Jana Craddich George Grisat Harry low MEMBERS Gerald MacCollum Ralph Pomeroy Robert Stanton Dolores Madden Blmi Powell Barbara Stewart Mary Mahan Pat Puziana Sara Stribting Ruth Mahan! Roland Qointerp Pat Simons Hal Martin John Rasmussen Jay Thanawala Robert May Richard Rasmussen Roberta Thatcher Jack McCollum Paulina Read Carol Thompson Jack McKnight Edge McMahan Shirley Reese Donald Towne Jill Reaves Cliff Tripp Robert McRaak Carolina Raginato Oon Tripp Lou Madvady Dorothy Reynolds Richard Turk Norman Millar Dae Richmond Peer Vaarder Wieh Jorene Minas Kan RInar Jarry Vanona Carl Monsar Barbara Ringo Doreen Vigna John Moore Gloria Roth Laa Vore Kan Morrison Laurence Rassoguia Jewel Wales Bill Mueller Bob Salmon Stoddard Waller Helena Mosher Beverly Sepplngton Jan Scholia Joanna Welch Robert Myaars Kay Wart Jarry Nielson Alan Scharkan Jarry Wetterholm Clark Nelson Jamas Seott_ Alan Williams Nina Olson Nancy Sharrick Lura Winjler Batty Rachaco Joanna Shields Marlene Witt Mariana Ralotta Stanley Silverman Stuart Wright Margaret Parker Lea Smith Harold Yaekay Dick Pearl Maria Pupar Marcus Sopher Jack Hasling 449 THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MOTHERS7 CLUB OFFICERS President Mrs. Waldo Golden First Vice-President Second Vice-President.. Mrs. Carl Smith Mrs. John Patterson Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Financial Secretary Mrs. F. J. Nicholas Mrs. Harold Meads Mrs. Adalph Dehner Mrs. 1. W, Hunten Mm. Eugene Smith Treasurer P rliimiolirSin Auditor Mrs. R. A. Fairchild Mm. Kobe' Gordon Sprout MESOAMES MESOAMES MESOAMES Ahlgren Calkins Edwards Allison Cameron Ellis Ames Carlson Ellis Anderton Casteilino Elliott Anderson Cathcart Elliott Apples Chapman Ellsworth Archerd Chase Engstrom Atkinson Christo tferson Ewell Begley Clewett Fairchild Baker Cohn Ferguson Baker Coleman Finlgen Fischer Belesek Connell Bell Cooley French Ballard Culbertson Friedlendei Beach Currie Friedrich Beam Curtiss Fot Bell Chamberlain Fischer Berger Close Gardner Betsner Cort Gerling Birrell Dahl Gibbons Bleckledge Oamskey Glllis Bliler Davis Gilmore Blum Davis Gotdeen Bogard Bonthrone 0 . Gouda Green Bor|esson DePaoli Griffen Bouchet Deesen Grimes Bragdo-n Dehner Gunnison Brandlein Del legar Gregory 8rown Desmond Gedeberg Brown Dither Golden Browne Dudley Hadley Budzich Duffy Hamilton Bullock Durham Henderson Bracken Edwards Herrick HONORARY MEMBERS Min Mary Davidson Min Laura Cotton MEMBERS MESOAMES MESOAMES MESOAMES Hiester McCord Powell Higley McGuire Prettier Hill McLorie Prowte Hodges Hollis McKee Perry McNary Perry Huber McWhorter Remezzotti Humfeld Maas Tournet Hunton Mann Rebard Hector Manson Rebold lames Marzluft Reineman Irvine Mathews Reynold. Robertson Johns May Jonas Meads Robertson Jones Meagher Robinson Jones Miller Rosso Jeschien Milner Rucker Kammerer Moller Ryan Kearney Murrell Schooley Kelley Mutladin Scott Kent Mushet Shepard Kerr Megerian Sheppard Kohlmayer Neal Shertzer Kruse Nelson ShuMleworth Larsen Mettelmann Simpson Lee Nickel Singrey Lelean Nicholas Sinnot Lester Nielsen Smith levy Nevin Smith Long Ordway Snyder Lowe Parle Soderstrom Lowry Patterson Sohler Lucas Patton Staples luttrell Phlegar Steinbeck Lindsley Plant Stone MacCoy Pohlmeyer Stoner McCleer Povltar Strain Swedberg MESOAMES Sydenham Sohst Sharp Souse Tarleton Thomas Thomas Thornton Tonkin Trudeau Uglo� llrwand Van Oeinve Van do Wolor Von Kirk Warnock Worron Whited Winter Wobb Woigond Wontzol Whito Wicllor Williams Willoughby Wolcott y Wolohon Worthington Wright Woddlo Wilton Williams Zott Zimmerman Zimmerman Wigholm Wilkin. FRONT ROW, left 10 right: Metdaawt Fiirchlld, Otknrr. Nicholas, Golden, Smith, Patterson, M� «ton. SECONO ROW: Archerd, Sohler, Atkinson, Keee-nun. Ames, Gerlinj, McCord, Smith, THIRD ROW: Anderson, Humteld, Manson, Ed-ards, Allison, Ahlgren. Bragdon Sh.rtxer, Green. BACK ROW. Bronn, OeCoe, Jones, Bullock, Chapman, Shuttle-north, McGuire, Edwards, White, Johnson. ; .v FRONT ROW, Mt to right: Nero, Colliard, Craaston, Loomis, Brltx, Writ. SECOND ROW: Brown, Sebenrrmana, Korpkr, Co6 r, Perry, Hellnun, FrmJmjn. Macomber. THIRD ROW: 8lJrxJ, Slrcoj. Mclachlan, 8 tt, Zkkrr, Bcehrinjer, Crrthfl, Smith, North. BACK ROW: McClure, Minturn, MtKrr, Targney, Brnz, Shrp, BiopMm, Hair, Cotton, Halton. U. C. YACHT CLUB fall OFFICERS Spring Bob Colliard Commodore Neal Gobor Lowell North Vice-Commodore Len Smith Jack Benz Treasurer John Lynch Barbara Cranston Secretary Jean Marks Joan Marks Social Chairman Oorothy Nunn Bobs Britz Publicity Chairman William Coclay Frank Watt Pori Chairman Roar Commodore Al Cushman ADVISORS Mr. Cap Paata Mr. Glonn Waiorhouto P. Adams P. Cottom MEMBERS M. Hale G. Madrid F. Schultz O. Anderson A. Coults T. Holton J. Marks A. Smith S. Ausman B. Cranston W. Heiman M. Martin L. Smith A. Barr E. Crawford G. Heijn S. Molner K. Smith M. Bartz A. Cushman J. Heilman L. Mintern P. Soltow K. Benz R. deSaussure C. Hope E. No iso L. Spencor W. Benz J. Doolittle M. Hutchinson D. Nunn C. Stice P. Bingham R. Eisberg J. Kiltby G. Patrick J. Strong W. Bland C. Fortier R. Johanson K. Perry J. Toughey P. Borst J. Fitch A. Koopke J. Porter D.Tanner K. Braaf-Johannessen D. Fischer Kohlenbcrgcr L. Raglin A.Tear B. Britx W. Ficker 1. Leventen W.Reed T. Thomas J. Bradstreet J. Farrier M. Linn J. Robinson B. Waterhouse J. Brown C. Freedman S. Lofsky M. Rothonstein E. Weaver W. Burchfield N. Garrone D. Loomis G. Schroeder L. Wills D. Burris C. Gasparich J. Lynch G.Schenermann J. Werner W. Burton D. Giddings D. McCarty J. Saueressig F. West L. Bush E. Giles P. McCarthy A. Schwertley J. Wilcox R. Byrnes R. Gillespie L. McAllister P. Sehoonmaker J. Willis A. Carter C. Gilmore M. McClaughry R. Searight J. Winship A. Cecil N. Gobar D. McClure D. Seymour E. Winterhalder A. Clise J. Grethol R. McKee M. Shank J.Wijle, W. Cockoy L Grossman J. McLachlan H. Swaw R. Witw.r R. Cornell G. Grodsky 8. MacDonald L. Shop R. Waltons N. Macomber R. Sherrill 451 UTRIMQUE (A.S.U.C. Women'� Social Organisation) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1932 ONE CHAPTER AMritl Barnacle Barrett Buckley Easley Frederick Fur leaf Callant Hill Karn Ke � y Kfpkf K.dw ll Kummtrfield Kyte Earner Larson Lindfeurq LonjSrook McOwjM Mitchell N«l� 0n Petersen RoOimon Tresty Tar «e� WeSfner MEMBERS Margo AldriM Barbara Augustina Batty Barnada Maiino Bod oil Helen Buelly Dorothy Cosat Peagy Dahl Rosemary Furlong Clairce Gallant Edio Hill Anita Jimenez Carmen Jimenez Peggy Johnton Joyce Kislitzin Ruthie Kummorfield Jeanne Kurtovich Boverly Larson Barbara Longbrook Margaret Mitcholl Pat McGahay Carol Peterson Elinor Robinson Jeanne Shaw Carolyn Trusty Barbara Turner Rosemarie Weigner Batty Wood PLEDGES Catherine 8arrett Janice Belote Margaret Burt Pat Clark Phyllis Easley Marion Engle Janet Frederick Elizabeth Guth Joan Hartley Marilyn Karn Barbara Kenney Pat Kepke Janet Kidwell Barbara Kyte Barbara Larner Jackie Linbarg Jo Lonam Janet Maclay Louise MacFarland Jackie McDonald Marjorie Jean Nelson Mary Pyke Rosina Rinaldi Maryanne Ryan Helen Thompson 452 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION THIS ORGANIZATION was founded in 1907 for the purpose of uniting the Christian Scientists in the University of California in closer bonds of Christian fellowship, and to afford to those of this University so desiring, opportunities to learn more about Christian Science. The organization welcomes the campus public to its Tuesday evening meetings, at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given; to a Christian Science lecture given once a semester by a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts; and to the open house given each se- mester. The activities of the organization are conducted entirely by its member- ship, which is composed of registered students and faculty members of the University. These activities are carried on through various committees such as: the Accommodations committee, which maintains a file of living accom- modations and work offered to and requested by Christian Science stu- dents attending the University; and the Library committee, which main- tains a library open to the campus public where the weekly lesson sermon may be read and where authorized Christian Science literature may be read or borrowed. The organization's present edifice was completed in 1933 and dedicated in the spring of 1941. The campus public is cordially invited to its meeting and to participate in its activities. NEWMAN CLUB (Catholic Student) Social and Intellectual Socioty) ESTABLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1899 OFFICERS President Leonard Cormier Vice-President Katherine Gerrily Secretary Marian Lacrampe Treasurer Duncan Buchanan Representative at Faculty Advisor Larga Evan Sanchez Charles Keeney Secretary hiiss Genevieve Morris Chaplains Francis Quinen. C.S.P.. Director; Richard Walsh, C.S.P.; Charles Albright, C.S.P. Elizabeth Adams John Adam Richard Adam Johnny Alconchar Giuseppe Alicastro Jamas Aljian Lucille Allan Joan Amaral Louis Ansolabahara Louis Arata John A'chambaull Elizabeth Archer Carol Armstrong Petquol Astore Eduardo Austin Joe Azalde William Balat Charles Barker Tom Barker Guiseppe Barbero Mabel Barros Carl Beumstelger Patricia Baysinqe Robert Beatrez Joa Bechely Patricia Bellord Evelyn Bernica Julian Benedict George Berindoague Mary Lou Birch Roy Black Gerald Bocclardi Jane tonqio Norma Bonini Rulhan Brinkerhoft Elian Broch Gerald Brooks Duncan Buchanan Adolberto Bueno Elvy Buttons Oscar 8urke Carol Burritt Thomas Byrne Catherine Callaghan Theodore Cantino William Capell Joseph Cappa Thomas Carroll Patricia Casey Robert Ceynowa Mand Chapman Chestor Cheung Rose Chiwroto Kenneth Clark Patricia Clark Joanneo Clisham Patrick Clifford Grace Collins Vivian Collins Lou Ann Compton Mary Connolly Donald Conrad Mary Conrado Dolore Conta Ma qaret Copren Marqarida Cordelro Leonard Cormier Poter Conrona Mary Jo Corr Patricia Corr Claire Cosgrave Kenneth Costello Robert Costello Jamas P. Coughlin Harolynne Cowieson Mary Coyle William Curtin Nancy Oahill Rita Dahlitrom Mary Davis John Oavitt Oorothy Dawe James Dempsey Albert Depelris Virginia Oesme Robert Oe Fea George Urioste Susan Dioderich Shirley Dieker Stanley Dobbins Daniel Donovan Margaret Donovan Dennis Dorgan George Dowley James Dougherty Albert Doyle John Drea Elva Dughi Albert Oufra Agnes Dykeul Maurice Elario Parker Emerson Emilite Ericson Neil Fahy Allred Fakousy John Faliano Kathleon Farley Ramon Fauria Francis Fiddler Joseph Finney Bill Fitzgerald C. J. Fordler Mr. and Mrs. William Foster Lavina Free Margaret Frings Jack Farley Arthur Galla Leo Gallagher Susan Gans Norma Garrone Francisco Garcia Frank Garvey Yvonne Gaul Katherine Gerrily Betty Gessner Richard Gibbon Georgeann Gibson Edward Gilliqen Richard Glass 8arbara Goodale Paul Goodale Edward Gorman Alfred Graf Philip Griffin Dolores Grosso Louiso Gschwend Janet Haight Samuel Hall James Hamill MEMBERS Charles Hammong Mary Hansen George Heckert Bernice Merger Robert Hill Margaret Hotmeister Fred Hodges Al Hoffman Arnold Hoffman Thomas Hole Roberta Howson Kathy Huck Helen Hugo Mariorio Huguet Cecil Hunt Syvilla Jackson David Jacobs John Jasper Robert Jensen Albert Jimenez Diane Johnson Andrew Joncich Clinton Jones Donald Kassis Lillian Karlotski John Keane Bob Kelleher Virginia Kelly 8urbera Kenny Ted Killeen Kathy Kinberger Arthur Kirby Joan Kitterman Joan Koch Helen Koenig Georgia Korwnich June Kovach Richard Kovakowski Victor Kulemin Thomas Kunz Richard Kuphald! Marian Lacrampe Albert Lambert Irene Lanini Pat Lauricella George La Vague Betsy Lee David Lee Lucy Lepurin Lois Leverone Henrietta lewando� John Lima Beverly Loo Frances lum Mary Lusk Edward Lynch Sylvia Madotf Elizabeth Madsen Rick Maffei Mary Maggy Jchn Mahan Mary Maldonado Belly Manning Paul Marr Oscar Martinez Joseph Mathis Joseph Matousek Curtis May Irene Mansfeldt Charles Martin Joan Martin Rita Melius Jerry Meredith Robert Michelini Kenneth Miller Mrs. C. C. Miller John Moran Russell Moran Sheila Moran Frances Morse Thelma Motes Eugone Motte William Mullen Richard Mulvany Edmund Murphy Jeanne Murphy Claire MacDonell Jay MacMahon Noel McCarthy William McCarthy Robert McCormack Patrick McDermott Jeanne McDonald Jeanne McDonald Virginia McPhee Margie Nardinelli Margaret Nelson Anne Nevin Barbara Nlnatti Joaguin Nin Joan O'Brien Andrew O'Connor Ann O'Connor Charles O'Connor John O'Connor Dianne O'Donnell Patricia O'Neill Evelyn Orpilla Albert Overheuter Lee Owens Kathryn Patton George Pavio� Joyco Pease James Peirano Mary Pell Georgiann Pendleton Marilou Pereira Eugene Petrovay Ton Pew Ellen Placas Frederick Pott Mary Powers Jackie Price Robert Protite Henry Puccinelli Zomar Ramos Ronald Raymond Frank Rebollini William Renner Paul Rodgers William Rodgers James Rossas Norman Rubel Mardece Russo Mary Ryan Evertt Sadler Anr-e Schlaadt Evan Sanchez Louis Scafifi Gloria Schmidt Gael Shaw Floyd Shreeve Thomas Silva Shirley Simpson Anthony Smith Beryl Smith Claire Smith Jerome Solar! Joan Solosano Robart Stanek Leo Stark Jean Steinberg Barbara Stewart Marie St. Gaudens Erwin Straubinger John Sullivan Marian Sullivan Alan Tall Te.Jack Helen Thompson Inez Thompson Barbara Tocchini Aileen Toner Patricia Towey Takashi Turv Mary Ann Underwood Isabel Urqulza Gerald Vanoni Ed Valencia Helio Vanzolini Betty Vella Elite Vidocieh Alice Villarruel Martha Villarruel Jack Voorhees Robert Walling Chuck Walter Rosemary Walters Regina Warchot Thomas Watorman Mary Wegener Glen Wells Betty Welp Road Wendell Pat Wenster Gail Wotzork Sally White Edward Wlckson Rosemarie Wiegner Carolyn Williams Robert Woelffer i i I i t FRONT ROW. Itfl to rrjht: lacrarrpo. Father Walsh, Cormitr, FatVr Quman, Nevin, Father Albright. SECOND ROW: Moran, Reliefer, S-Irxher, Hf qcr, Morse, Cl.vMm, Huck. THIRD ROW: Silva, Gsctmend, Wenster, Koe g, Buchamn, Drea, 8ACK ROW: Mtredilh, Alicastro, Cbeurrj, Ovtrt.tuser, Martin, Kwsa. H'CHALl GCOfrVkN Architect' sketch ot I. M. Goldon Memorial Building at 2736 Bancroft Way, Berkeley HILLEL FOUNDATION A National Organization Devoted to Cultural, Religious and Counseling Service Among Jew- ish Students on the College Campus. NISEI CLUB FRONT ROW. led to riohl: Yami?uchi. M.mumoto Mi, MiwoU SECOND ROW: tremolo. Wthara, Vauur.i, Welurj. l(fc� oka, Nishimoto, KodJ. BACK ROW: Maruyvna, Kays, Eshiire, Saiaki, KikiKhi, Yamada, Routenters, Hirose. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OFFICERS Proiidont ...... Bornd Crasemann (Chili) Vic -Pre� idonts Ev«lyn Phillip (Canada), Robert Lovy (U.S.A.) Secretary ............................................... Anne Lynch (U.S.A.) There are three I” Houses in the United States—one is at Columbia, one at Chicago and the other at Cal. The organization is a residential and social center for foreign and American students. Activities—both American and foreign, give an international flavor—folk dances, festivals, and Sunday suppers. A particularly unique feature is the system of home country tables in the dining room. A person may eat at a different table every night, thus gaining information about brother nations throughout the world. FRONT ROW, left to right: Salas, If Callals, Lynch, Crasamar , CalUghw, Hill. SECOND ROW: Bloom, Levy, Marr, Mahthi, Z en. BACK ROW: Marks, Abbott, Sharma. (Professional Architecture Fraternity) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, 1928 CHI ALPHA KAPPA (Art Honor Society) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1926 TWO CHAPTERS DELTA EPSILON ROW, left to r 9� rt: UChapelle, Meek, Thompson, Bloom. SECOND ROW: Prokcpoff, Sameeben, Sparry, Cfcanf, Spritrr. ROW: Awei, Lillrf, Stockman, Smith, Saylor, Forbes, Smith. 8ACK ROW: Johnston, Spencer, Kastninp, Hammond, Ask in. INDEX ACTIVITIES Activities Press Service . . . . 117 All-U Week End.............26-27 ASUC Personnel Council . . . 115 Cel Club.......................28 Cel Hosts......................120 Cempus Opinion Council ... 116 Cempus Planning Committee . . 114 Cempus Tours..................120 Card Seles....................120 Community Chost...............116 Constitutions Council . . . . 115 Elections Council.............115 Engineers' Council.............121 Foreign Hospitality............117 Foreign Trevel Council . . . . 118 Hoalth Council................119 Homecoming.................24-25 International Correspondence . 118 International Forum Council . . 118 International Representatives . . 117 Meetings Council...................115 Men's Activity Counseling . . . 113 Orientations Committee . . . 114 Radio Workshop.................121 Scholarship and Exchange ... 118 Secretariat...................121 Secretariat of I Board .... 119 Social Council................121 Speakers' 8ureau...................116 Special Services Council ... 120 Stephens Union Committee . . 114 Store Board........................114 Student Government Clinic . . 116 Student Labor Council .... 119 Student Relations Council ... 119 UNESCO.............................117 Women's Activity Counseling . . 113 Women's Athletic Council . .122-123 YMCA...............................112 YWCA...............................112 ADMINISTRATION Administration..................... 13 Alumni Association..................23 Charter Oay.........................21 Deans and Professors . . . . 18-19 Governor........................... 15 President...........................12 President's Reception .... 20 Regents.............................14 University.......................16-17 University Meeting..................22 ATHLETICS Athletic Council..................170 Athletic Reception Committee . 170 Baseball..................... 226-233 Basketball....................198-207 Big C Society...................174 Boxing............................248 Circle C Society................175 Crew..........................216-225 Cross Country.....................257 Fencing...........................252 Football......................176-192 Golf..............................250 Gymnastics........................256 Handball..........................254 Intramural................... 258-259 Memorial to Robert Tessier . . 169 Oski..............................173 Rally Committee...................172 Riflery...........................253 Rose Bowt.....................193-197 Rugby ............................247 Sailing...........................251 Skiing............................255 Soccer............................246 Swimming..................... 240-244 Tennis....................... 234-239 Track........................ 208-215 Volleyball........................254 Water Polo........................245 Weight Basketball.................260 Wrestling.........................249 Yell Leaders......................171 CLASSES Freshman........................94-95 Junior..........................90-91 Senior..........................34-89 Sophomore.......................92-93 DORMITORIES Bryn Mawr.........................391 Californian.......................388 Cheney............................389 Colonial..........................390 Colonial Annex....................391 Cunningham........................392 Eliiabeth Barrett.................393 Ep worth..................... 394-395 Freeborn..........................397 Joaquin...........................396 Lantana Lodge.....................397 Mitchell..........................398 Oldenberg.......................399 Peixotto........................400 Prospect Terrace................401 Richards........................402 Ridgemont.......................406 Ritter..........................403 Sherman Hall....................401 Stern.......................404-405 Stratford.......................407 Warring Place...................406 DRAMA Berkeley Square...............147 Candida.......................148 Doctor In Spite of Himself . . . 149 Heiress.........................146 Our Town........................145 University Theater............144 FRATERNITIES Interfraternity Council .... 266 Abracadabra.....................267 Acacia..........................268 Alpha Chi Sigma.................269 Alpha Delta Phi.................270 Alpha Epsilon Pi..............271 Alpha Gamma Omega .... 272 Alpha Kappa Lambda .... 273 Alpha Phi Alpha.................278 Alpha Sigma Phi.................274 Alpha Tau Omega.................276 Bachalordon.....................279 8eta Sigma Tau..................280 Beta Theta Pi...................281 Bowles..........................282 Chi Phi.........................286 Chi Psi.........................287 Delta Kappa Epsilon.............296 Delta Sigma Phi.................290 Delta Tau Delta.................292 Delta Upsilon...................294 Del Rey.........................289 Kappa Alpha.....................297 Kappa Delta Rho.................298 Kappa Nu........................299 Kappa Sigma.....................300 Lambda Chi Alpha................302 Phi Delta Theta.................304 Phi Gamma Delta.................306 Phi Kappa Psi...................308 Phi Kappa Sigma.................310 Phi Kappa Tau...................312 Phi Sigma Kappa.................314 458 INDEX Pi Alpha Phi ............................309 P! Kappa Alpha...........................316 Pi Kappa Phi.............................318 Pi Lambda Phi............................319 Pii Upiilon..............................320 Sigma Alpha Epiilon......................322 Sigma Alpha Mu...........................324 Sigma Chi................................326 Sigma Phi......................321 Sigma Phi Epiilon........................330 Sigma Pi.................................340 Sigma Nu.................................328 Tau Kappa Epiilon........................332 Thata Chi . . ...........................331 Thata Delta Chi..........................334 Thata Xi.................................336 Zata Bata Tau............................338 Zata Pii.................................339 MUSIC AND DEBATE Band.....................................IS6 Dabat....................................159 Glaa Club................................153 Muiic Council............................152 Symphony Forum...........................157 TrablaClaf...............................154 Univanity Chorut.........................158 Univanity Symphony.......................158 Vota For Mutic...........................155 OPININO SECTION Contanti .... ... to-ll Dadication................................ 4 Foraword ................................6-7 In Mamoriam..............................8-9 Titia....................................2-3 PUBLICATIONS Ad Sarvica Buraau........................137 8lua and Gold Editorial . . . 128-129 Blua and Gold Managarial . . 130-131 California Enginaar......................141 California Palican.......138-139 Daily Cal Editorial . . . .132-133 Daily Cal Managarial . . .134—135 Daily Cal Sporti Staff .... 136 Occidant.................................140 Publicationi Council . . . .126-127 ROTC Army ROTC..................162 Navy ROTC..................163 SOCIETIES AND CLUBS Aca of Clubi.....................441 Alpha Dalta Sigma................410 Alpha Mu Gamma...................410 American Chemical Society . . 429 Am. I nit. Elec. Engineer! . . . 414 Chemical Engineer!...............413 Civil Engineer!..................412 ASME.............................411 Baton............................415 Beta Alpha Pti...................415 Bata Bata........................416 8eta Gamma Sigma.................417 Chi Alpha Kappa..................457 Chi Epiilon......................418 Chinaia Studenti.................443 Chriitian Science................453 Collage Women'i Club .... 444 Dalta Chi Alpha..................419 Dalta Epiilon....................457 Dalta Phi Epiilon................420 Dalta Sigma Pi...................440 Dalta Zata.......................411 Eta Kappa Nu...................421 Gavel and Quill................419 Golden Boari...................422 Hammer and Dimmer .... 424 Hillal.........................455 Home Economic! Club .... 441 Honor Studenti.................423 International Houta . . • . . . 456 Maik and Dagger................424 Matonic Club...................445 Mineral Technology.............425 Mortar 8oard...................425 Mother! Club..................450 Newman Club....................454 Nitai Club.....................455 Omicron Nu.....................426 Optometry......................437 Penile.........................427 Phi Chi Thata..................428 Phi Eta Sigma..................426 Philippine Club................446 Pi Alpha Sigma.................428 Pi Tau Sigma...................429 Pramadical Society.............447 Prytanaan......................430 Quarterdeck....................431 Rad Cron.......................442 Registered Nuriei..............448 Scabbard and Blad..............432 Ski Club.......................440 Social Bean....................449 Tau Bata Pi....................433 Thata Tau......................434 Torch and Shield...............435 Triune...........................436 U. C. Yacht Club...............451 Utrimque.........................452 Winged Helmet....................438 Women’i C Society .... 435 Xi Sigma Pi......................439 SORORITIES Panhellenic......................344 Alpha Chi Omega..................346 Alpha Delta Chi..................345 Alpha Delta Pi...................348 Alpha Epiilon Phi................350 Alpha Gamma Delta................352 Alpha Omicron Pi.................354 Alpha Phi........................364 Alpha Xi Dell....................356 Chi Omega......................358 Delta Delta Delta................360 Delta Gamma......................362 Delta Phi Epiilon................365 Delta Zeta.......................366 Gamma Phi Beta...................368 Kappa Alpha Theta................370 Kappa Delta......................372 Kappa Kappa Gamma .... 371 Phi Mu...........................374 Pi Beta Phi......................376 Sigma Kappa......................378 Sigma Omicron Pi.................380 Thota Uptilon....................381 Zeta Tau Alpha...................382 STUDENT LITE Activities Coordinating Board . 106 ASUC Administration .... 100 Businots Administration .... 104 E� Committee Representatives 103 Functional Service Board ... 106 International Relations Board . . 107 Men's Judicial...................105 President and Vice-Preiident . . 101 Repreientativei-at-Large ... 102 Welfare Board Staff..............107 Women'� Activities .... 108-109 Women's Judicial.................105 Title Page.......................2-3 lnde ........................458-459 Thank You!.......................460 459 JhanJc ipuu! To the artists . . . Duane Spencer, especially for the cover and division page designs; Vic Anderson, for his terrific cartoon style subdivision pages; and Bob Moon, for his imaginative layouts; to the photo lab ... Helen, Ed, Betty, Cliff, Sandy and John, who spent many days and nights in behalf of a bigger and better Blue and Gold; to pub office ... Bill, Wally and the girls who helped solve my perplexing problems; to the engravers . . . Marvin Bonds and all his crew at Cal Art; to the printers . . . Zyg Kolasa, Bob Ozias and others at L.S. Z., who de- ciphered our mangled proofs; to the binders . . . Benj. P. Keys Co. of San Francisco, for an indispensable part of the book; to the S. K. Smith Co., whose outstanding cover is a definite asset; to those who helped with the sports section . . . Bob Rubin, Norric West, Brutus Hamilton and the Athletic Council, Rena Hamilton, Ted Saenger. Harry Davis, Mrs. Robert Tessier, the Athletic Office, and each and every coach, managor, athlete and friend who gave so gonorously of their time and cooperation; to the managerial staff . . . who spent many a cold morning rolling up sales in Eshleman Court, Botty, Lou, Barb and their staffs; to Mardy Plctchcr ... who met the sports dead- line, took midterms and got married all in the space of a week; to Phil Foster . . . whose colorful copy was more Gold than Blue; to Marcia Ernest . . . whose paper dolls seemed endless; to all the juniors, sophomores and freshmen . . . who spent many an hour without glory and without whom this book would not have been possible; and most of all to my husband, Art . . . without his patience, understanding and help this book would not be what it is. —Lois Bossin WJ:-wwwm CHAMBERS • CHA CHAVEZ DEKELBA J T T I T ( • MADDEN ONTANO MYERS 0 O L P H N . TODD • TAKICH • TONt, ULLMAN AfB8E . ABERlfcY • AMBROSE • AMDUR • ARADO • ARMSTRONG . 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