University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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I 1 A- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Front: D. Post. Back: N. Gray, S. Eg- qorts. I.. Curley. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: S. Cook, T. Beattie. B. Bax-bis, N. Brann. I X . , P! Z ' , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Front J. Barrett I. Fleming. Back: R Feiley, A. Chiclpelcne. SOPHOMOHE CLASS OFFICERS. lah to right: A. Ayer, J. Auld, C. Doyle, D. Easterbx-oolc. Class leaders are named for Pacitias year span Lively new frosh have homecominq to plan A kangaroo court keeps the sophomores on call Spirited juniors present their fine ball Seniors accomplish the goals they have set OFFICERS obtain their classmates respect.

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wh-,.H-wo.: , . -E vi- V -- V 1 - . 4 yiftllffirriiofd 33 Parific I4 College of the Pacific opened the 1955 football season in rather astounding fashion as Ken Swearingen legged it through 60 yards of Stan- ford defenders after but a minute and a half of play. Unfortunately for Pacific rooters, the Indians bounced back to dump the Tigers 33-14. The Big Red seemed to have the power to travel almost at will on land and through the airways. Bill Tarr sparked the rushing attack while Terry Gustafson fired 18 passes, completing l4. A. D. Williams scored COP's other touchdown in the opening seconds of the third period when he snatched a fumble in mid-air and rambled 26 yards for the tally, Coach Moose Myers' lads displayed signs of the first-game shakes, but their loss looked a little better in View of Stan- ford's later showing. 26