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Contents<br />
of the Southwest<br />
ADMINISTRATION<br />
SENIORS<br />
STU DENT ACTIVITI ES<br />
Government<br />
Organizations -<br />
HONORS - - FRATERNITIES<br />
SORORITI ES AN D<br />
SPORTS<br />
Football<br />
Basketball<br />
Baseball -<br />
Track<br />
Minor Sports -<br />
FEATURES -<br />
Theatre<br />
Music<br />
Debate<br />
Homecoming<br />
Publications<br />
Fratern. 'ty Favorites -<br />
A.F.R.O.T.C.<br />
Blue<br />
Book Ball<br />
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· Administration<br />
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Malcolm A. Love<br />
President<br />
AB., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D.<br />
This <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste wi II serve well in refreshing<br />
memories of events you wish to preserve and cherish<br />
forever. No matter how excellent a pictorial history<br />
of the school year this <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste may be, it wi II<br />
leave unrecorded many outstanding happenings. There<br />
is no way of setting down in print such achievements<br />
as Iives reshaped, characters strengthened, warm<br />
friendships founded, worthy attitudes built, appreciations<br />
for the good in life developed, and useful skills<br />
acquired. These are among the things our graduating<br />
seniors are taking from the campus in such large<br />
measure. May the years to come bind you more<br />
closely to the College which is your alma mater.<br />
Malcolm<br />
A. Love<br />
<strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste - 1953-54<br />
I<br />
James J. Hunter<br />
Executive Dean<br />
AB., M.S., Ph.D.<br />
Herbert C. Peiffer<br />
Dean of Students<br />
AB., MA., Ph.D.<br />
Donald R. Watson<br />
Dean of Instruction<br />
AB., B.S., AM., Ed.D.<br />
Charles W. Lamden<br />
Dean of Summer Sessions<br />
AB., M.A., Ph.D.<br />
Mary Mendenhall<br />
Dean of Women<br />
BA, M.A, Ph.D.<br />
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Dr. John R. Adams<br />
Language and Literature<br />
Dr. Baylor Brooks<br />
Physical Sciences<br />
Marion L. Parker<br />
Registrar<br />
Alfred E. White<br />
Admissions Officer<br />
Selwyn C. Hartigan<br />
Business Manager<br />
Dr. Robert D. Harwood<br />
Life Sciences<br />
Dr. Richard<br />
Graduate<br />
Madden<br />
Studies<br />
Lt. Col. Charles E. Mosse<br />
Air Science and Tactics<br />
Dr. Robert W. Richardson<br />
Social Sciences<br />
John Paul Stone<br />
Head Librarian<br />
Morrow<br />
c.L.S.<br />
F. Stough<br />
Principal<br />
Edmund C. Nuttall<br />
Student Activities Officer<br />
Dr. Manfred<br />
Education<br />
H. Schrupp<br />
Division<br />
George N. Sorenson<br />
Fine Arts<br />
Hilding B. Carlson<br />
Coordinator of Personal Services<br />
James L. Julian<br />
Public Relations Officer<br />
William M. Kidwell<br />
Placement Officer<br />
William<br />
Physical<br />
L. Terry<br />
Education<br />
Dr. William H. Wright<br />
Business<br />
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ACCOUNTING, left to right, first row: Eugene P. Brown, Dr. Glenn<br />
L. Hodge, John H. Goodwin, Dr. William H. Wright. Second row:<br />
Dr. Charles W. Lamden, Vernie E. Odmark, Frank M. Watenpaugh.<br />
AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS, left to right, first rew: M/Sgt. Virgil<br />
A. Johnston, M/Sgt. Harry G. Martin, M/Sgt. Harold A. Klemetson,<br />
M/Sgt. William Blackstock, M/Sgt. Eugene C. Shore, M/Sgt. James<br />
O. Hawbaker. Second row: S/Sgt. Franklin P. Ivie, Maj. Frank R.<br />
Seely, Lt. Col. Charles E. Mosse, Lt. Col. John Monaco, Capt. Fritz<br />
S. Hertel. Third row: Maj. Kenneth Kehrer, Capt. William M. Lewis,<br />
Capt. Forrest R. Dupont.<br />
CHEMISTRY, left to right, first row: Neil J. Harrington, Dr. Lionel<br />
Joseph, Dr. John A. Spangler. Second row: Dr. Ambrose R. Nichols,<br />
Dr. Robert D. Rowe, Dr. John Jonus, Dr. Harold Walba.<br />
ECONOMICS, left to right, first row: Mr. Leonard E. Chadwick (Chair- -, '<br />
man), Dr. Roy Cameron. Second row: Dr. Joseph O. McClintic, Dr.<br />
Frederick L. Ryan, Dr. Graydon K. Anderson, Dr. Marcus R. Tool. -<br />
ART, left to right, first row: Lowell D. Houser, Jean D. Swiggett,<br />
Everett G. Jackson (Chairman), lise H. Ruocco, George N. Sorenson.<br />
Second row: Julia Andrews, John H. Dirks.<br />
ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, PHYSICAL SCIENCE, left to right, first<br />
row: Dr. Clifford E. Smith, Dr. Paul E. Stewart, Dr. Ellis E. Roberts.<br />
Second row: Chester J. Silvernail, Baylor Brooks, Claude F. Merzbacher.<br />
EDUCATION, left to rig,ht, first row: Guinivere E. Bacon, Dr. Helen<br />
L. Prouty, Martha Hays, Katherine E. Corbett, Mrs. Eileen Birch,<br />
Isabella S. Hammack. Second row: Dr. George H. Koester, Dr. Joe<br />
A. Apple, Dr. Marvin D. Alcorn, Dr. David D. Malcolm, Dr. Robert R.<br />
Nardelli. Third row: Dr. Jim R. Shunert, Dr. Clayton M. Gjerde, Dr.<br />
Morrow F. Stough, Dr. James H. Linley, Donald W. Grisier, Dr.<br />
Richard A. Houseman.<br />
ENGINEERING, left to right, first row: Martin P. Capp, Charles<br />
Morgan, C. M. Cade, Hamilton L. Stone, Mr. Curtis R. Walling<br />
(chairman).<br />
BOTANY, BACTERIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY, left to right, first row:<br />
Dr. Ja.:nes Crouch, Merrel A. Taylor, Dorothy R. Harvey, Neva E.<br />
Nye, Dr. Abraham Markowitz, Dr. Gordon H. Tucker. Secon:f row:<br />
Dr. Avery H. Gallup, Dr. Dudley A. Preston, Andrew C. Olson,<br />
Dr. Mabel A. Myers, Dr. Donald W. Crawford, Dr. Robert D.<br />
HarWOOd, Dr. Kenneth M, Taylor.<br />
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BUSINESS EDUCATION, left to right, first row: Laura Lynn Staub,<br />
Dr. E. Dana Gibson, Evangeline O. LeBarron Georgia CAd<br />
Edna A. West. ,. ms en,<br />
ENGLISH, left to right, first row: Dr. John R. Adams, Dr. John R.<br />
Theobald, Mrs. Jeanette A. Kramer, Dr. Gail A. Burnett, Dr. Joseph<br />
S. Kenney. Second row: Dr. Claude F. Shouse, Dr. George Sanderlin,<br />
Dr. Chester B. Kennedy, Dr. Sidney Gulick Jr. (chairman).<br />
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE, left to right: Dr. Leonard N. Messier, Dr.<br />
Leslie P. Brown, Dr. Elizabeth Brown, Dr. Walter T. Phillips, Clifford<br />
H. Baker, Dr. Ernest M. Wolf.
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L.<br />
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GEOGRAPHY, left to right: Dr. Lauren C. Post, Alvena Storm, James<br />
W. Taylor, Dr. Robert W. Richardson.<br />
HEALTH EDUCATION, left to right: Angela M. Kitziner, Dr. William<br />
H. Lauritsen (chairmanl.<br />
MATHEMATICS, left to right: Arthur T. Emerson, Dr. Albert R.<br />
Harvey, Dr. Maurice M. Lemme, Mrs. Helen S. Clark, Dr. Vincent C.<br />
Harris, Dr. Richard G. Stoneham.<br />
MUSIC, left to right: Norm Rest, Howard H. Wells, Mr. Pattee<br />
Evenson
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SOCIOLOGY, left to right: Dr. Orrin E. Klapp, Dr. Arthur J. Anderson,<br />
Donald E. Walker, Dr. Kenneth E. Barnhardt.<br />
SPEECH ARTS, left to right, first row: D. H. Sellman
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Abbott, Ch rle. E. A.B., Business Management<br />
Sigm<br />
Chi; T u Sigma; Occotl; Arnold Air Society; Xolotl<br />
Albrl ht, Jack L. A.B., Psychology<br />
Pr s, Phi Sigm Kappa; Vice-Pres. Alpha Phi Omega; Psychology Club<br />
Babb, Mary Edna<br />
W.R.A.<br />
Baker, George<br />
Phi Kappa Alpha<br />
A.B., Phy leal Education<br />
A.B., Busines Manag m nt<br />
Alcorn, Richard D.<br />
Slgm Phi Epsilon; Band; Pep Band<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
Baker, Vera Lee<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
A.B., Educ tion<br />
AI8ICnd t, Gerald T.<br />
Aistad, C.,ole<br />
Pres. G mma<br />
Phi Beta<br />
Anders, John<br />
Sigma Chi; Political Science Club:<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Economics<br />
Anderson, Barbara L. A.B., General Major<br />
Xolotl; Alpha <strong>Del</strong>ta Chi; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship; International<br />
Relations Club; Band; YM·YW<br />
Anderson, Beverly Elaine A.B., General Major<br />
Cap & Gown; Who's Who; Sigma Kappa; Sec. Treas, Alpha Mu Gamma; Vice-<br />
Pres., Sec. Westminister Club; Treas. Panhellenic; Treas. Jr. Class; A.W.S.<br />
Board; Sec. Cetza<br />
Andert, George A.<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
American Society of Automotive Engineers; Aztec Engineering Staff<br />
Andrews, Nancy Jean<br />
A.B., History<br />
And for outstanding work in Home Economics<br />
you are hereby notified. . . . '<br />
Hall, Geraldine<br />
A.B., Social Sci nce<br />
Pres. Phi Alpha Theta; Political Science Club; Int rn tiona I R I tion Club,'<br />
Alpha Theta <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Bank, Isabelle<br />
C.S.T.A.;<br />
Hillel<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Barnett, Margaret Lorine A.B., English, Music<br />
Pres. Treble Cleff; Sigma Alpha Iota; Music F deration; Chorus<br />
Barrett, Biff A.B., Sp ch Art<br />
M,en's Glee Club; Radio Guild; Publicity Theatr Guild; D Ita Sigma Phi'<br />
DI~ector College Sports Publicity; Chairman So ech Day and Journalism Da ~<br />
Editor Football Program; Booster Rally Committee' Chairman AH c A ~'<br />
on Campus; I.F.C. ,ng S<br />
Barries, Joel L.<br />
Vice-Pres. Zeta Beta Tau; I.F.C.<br />
Bartley, Richard G.<br />
Treas. Alpha<br />
Tau Omega<br />
A.B., Economics<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
Arnold, Allison Anne<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Vice-Pres. Sigma Kappa; Pres. Sigma Kappa; Treble Clef; Wesminister Club;<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
Atkinson, Charlotte Tripp A.. B , M USIC•<br />
A.W .. S Board; Chaplain Sigma Alpha Iota; Pres. Treble Clef; Accompanist<br />
Seniors<br />
Treble Clef Sextet; Organist Guild Scholarship; M.E.N.C.; C.S.T.A.<br />
Class of '54<br />
Bartosik, George R.<br />
Newman Club<br />
Baumgart, Ruth Margaret<br />
C.S.T.A.; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; Treas. <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; Chorus<br />
Bawcum, C. H.<br />
Mixtecs<br />
A.B., Life Science<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Education<br />
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AI.tadt<br />
Arnold<br />
Anders<br />
Atkinson<br />
Babb<br />
Barrett<br />
Baker, V.<br />
Bartley<br />
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Hall<br />
Bartosik<br />
Bank<br />
Baumgart<br />
Barnett<br />
Bawcum
B der, Mary L.<br />
Beauch mp, H I n M.<br />
A.B.,<br />
History<br />
A. B., Social Science<br />
Bishop, David C.<br />
Varsity Golf Team<br />
A.B., Businen Manag.ment<br />
B ck n, Robert L.<br />
Thet<br />
Chi<br />
B.S., Business<br />
Management<br />
Black, Frank N.<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi<br />
A.B.,<br />
Education<br />
B lch r, J annine Livert<br />
Co-R c. Chairman W.R.A; Song Leader; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
Black, William McElfresh<br />
Phi Mu Alpha; Men's Glee Club; Wesl y Club<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
B lenz:on, Arthur A.B., General Major<br />
Pr . I.F.C.; Vice-Pres. AM.S.; Blue Key; Oceotl; Xolotl; Arnold Air Society;<br />
Zeta Beta Tau; Frosh Football; Varsity Football<br />
Benjamin, Marlene June<br />
Pres. Pi Beta Phi; Panhellenic: History Club<br />
Benson,<br />
Margaret<br />
Treas.<br />
C.S.T.A<br />
Berg, Selwyn Solomon<br />
Pres. Hillel; Sigma Pi Sigma; Treas. Interfaith Council<br />
A.B. Social<br />
A.B.,<br />
Science<br />
Education<br />
B.S., Physics<br />
Blackhurst, Don C.<br />
Deseret<br />
Club<br />
Blackstone, <strong>Del</strong>ores A.<br />
1.0.0.; W.R.A.; <strong>Del</strong>ta Zeta<br />
Bodwell, Wilbert K.<br />
Boldman,<br />
Geraldine<br />
C.S.TA<br />
Bonngard, William C.<br />
A.B., Economics<br />
A.B., Physiul Education<br />
A.B., Accounting<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A. B., Education<br />
Beriones, Verona A.B., General Major<br />
Beyette, Beverly A.B., Journalism<br />
Aztec, Editor, Make-up Editor, Society Editor; <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste, Co-Editor,<br />
Associate Editor, Copy Editor; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta, President; Rally Chairman; Collegiate<br />
Corner Columnist, SDSC Press Club.<br />
Bailek, Salomon B.S., Physics<br />
Vice-Pres. International Relations Club; Vice-Pres. Sigma Pi Sigma; Treas.<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon<br />
Billings, Paula Graf A.B., Art<br />
Seniors<br />
Boren, <strong>Del</strong>ta Mae Knapp A.B., Business Management<br />
Political Science Club; International Relations Club; <strong>Del</strong>ta Zeta<br />
Bouton, Rena Ann<br />
Alpha Xi <strong>Del</strong>ta; Lectures and Assembly Committee<br />
Brown, Eveline A.<br />
Treble<br />
Clef<br />
A.B., Social Service<br />
A.B., Social Servic:e<br />
Brown, Ronald Gene A.B., Accounting<br />
Sigma Chi; ~ho's Who; Oceotl; Xolotl; Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Arnold Air Society;<br />
Honors CUrriculum; Intercollegiate Debate; Basketball<br />
Class of '54<br />
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Belcher<br />
Beyette<br />
Belenzon<br />
Bialek<br />
Benjamin<br />
Billings<br />
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Burk, D 1m r Ch rl<br />
Tn t Chi<br />
A.B., Political Science<br />
Campbell, George William<br />
Pres. Phi Sigma Kappa<br />
A.B., Mark<br />
ting<br />
Bllrn r, C rol L e<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
Chrl ti n Sci nc Org
Chilson, James David<br />
S c. K ppa Sigma<br />
Chi,holm, M.ry Louise<br />
W.R.A.<br />
A.B., Social Science<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
Christie, S.mu I G. A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Clapp, J net Fa<br />
Kapp Alpha Theta<br />
Clark, John R.<br />
Pres. Kappa Sigma; I.F.e.<br />
Clayton, George W. Jr.<br />
Alpha Phi Omega; Newman Club<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
A.B., English<br />
Clemenshaw, Verne T. A.B., Social Science<br />
Cliff, Janet Marilyn<br />
A. B., Social Service<br />
Clingman, Mary Hoke A.B., Education<br />
Pres. AW.S.; Cap and Gown; Chi Omega; A. S. Council; A. S. Social Comm.;<br />
Vice-Pres. Soph. Class; Cetza; Fr. Cabinet<br />
Close, Marilyn<br />
A.B., Secretarial Management<br />
Vice-Pres. Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta; Sec. Secretarial Club<br />
Coker, Carol Ann<br />
Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta; Panhellenic; Sr. Council<br />
A.B., Marketing And for just 10 wrappers.<br />
Comer, E. Robert<br />
B.S., Business Management<br />
Sec., Pres. Tau Sigma; Vice-Pres. Sr. Class; I.D.e.; Alpha Tau Om ga; Alpha<br />
Phi Omega; Lectures and Assemblies Committee; W stminist r Club<br />
Connor, Adalbert<br />
Tau Sigma; Newman Club; EI Club Azteca<br />
A.B., Buslnes<br />
Administr.tlon<br />
Copitas, Sally A.B., General Major<br />
Cornett, Robert L.<br />
Pi Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society<br />
Cottam,<br />
Paula<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
PI<br />
A.B., General<br />
M.jor<br />
A.B., English<br />
Creel, James W.<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Treas. Institute of Radio Engineers; Society of Automotive Engin rs<br />
Culver, Lowell W.<br />
A.B., Political Science<br />
Pres. Alpha Mu Gamma; International Relations Committe; Homecoming<br />
Committee; Vice-Pres. German Club; Phi Alpha Theta; Political Sci nc Club;<br />
World University Service; 1.0.0.; Officer AF.R.O.T.C.; Honors Program<br />
Dahlin, Raymond Donald<br />
Sec. Blue Key; Pres. Oceotl; I.F.C.; Sec. AM.S.; Tau<br />
Council; Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Radio and Television Guild;<br />
Blue Key Scholarship; 1.0.0.<br />
A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Kappa Epsilon; AS.<br />
Debate "5" Medal;<br />
Dale, Alan M.<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Pres., Vice-Pres. Engineer's Assoc.; Sec. Society of Automotive Engineers;<br />
Circulation Manager Aztec Engineer Staff<br />
Coleman, Libby M.<br />
Sigma Pi; Political Science Club<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Seniors<br />
Daly, William A.<br />
Sec. Sigma Pi Sigma; Treas. I.R.E.; Vice-Pres. Radio Club<br />
Damsbo, Marion L.<br />
W.R.A; C.S.T.A; Pres. EI Club Azteca; Westminister Club<br />
A.B., Physics<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Class of '54<br />
Collard<br />
Creel<br />
Comer<br />
Culver<br />
Connor<br />
Dahlin<br />
COp/tIS<br />
Dale<br />
Cottam<br />
Damsbo<br />
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Dav! , Margaret L. A.B., Sociology<br />
Davil, Ralph E.<br />
Kappa Sigma; Intramural Sports<br />
Dickey, Patricia Anne<br />
Phi Mu Epsilon<br />
A.B., Political Science<br />
B.S., Bacteriology<br />
Durward, Dorothy<br />
W.R.A.<br />
A.B., Physical<br />
Education<br />
Earnest, Patricia A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Theatre Guild; Radio Guild; Gamma Phi Beta; Cap and Gown; Who's Who;<br />
Brocas; AS. Council; Chorus; Sophomore Follies; Faculty Follies<br />
Dickinlon, Bill G.<br />
Sigma Chi<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
Eckhoff, Dawn A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Theatre Guild<br />
Digiulio, Emanuel A.<br />
Engineer's Association; Society of Automotive Engineers<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Edwards, George F.<br />
American Society of Civil Engineers Engineer's Association<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Dodge, Elizabeth A.<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Kappa Alpha Theta; Sigma Alpha Iota; AS. Council; AW.S. Board; Cetza;<br />
Cap and Gown; C.S.T.A; Canterbury Club; Who's Who; M.E.N.C.<br />
Donahey, Dorene<br />
Baton twirler;<br />
C.S.T.A<br />
Donnelly, Donald F.<br />
Kappa Alpha; Varsity track<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
Eiseman, Gerry A.<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta <strong>Del</strong>ta <strong>Del</strong>ta; Aztec Staff<br />
Ellison, Lillian Rosario<br />
Cetza; Pres. Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta; Aztec Cadets<br />
Ellison, Odia<br />
Elser, Natalie<br />
Kappa Kappa Gamma<br />
A.B., Journalism<br />
A.B., Social Servico<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
A.B., General<br />
Major<br />
Donohue, Martin<br />
Sigma Pi; Cross Country;<br />
Track<br />
A.B., Social Science<br />
Ericson, Carl E.<br />
Political Science Club; International Relations Club<br />
A.B., Public Administration<br />
Downs, Darrell<br />
A.B., Music<br />
Phi Mu Alpha;<br />
Band<br />
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Oceotl; Blue Key; Who's Who; M.E.N.C.;<br />
Fairbairn, William C.<br />
Sigma Chi<br />
A.B., Art<br />
Dugger, Ellis<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Alpha Theta; Oceotl; I.F.C.; Westminister Club; Men's<br />
Glee Club; C.S.T.A.<br />
Dunkl, Rita<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
A.B., Life Science<br />
Seniors<br />
Farrar, Marie Beatty<br />
A.B., Art<br />
Pres. Alpha Phi; Cap and Gown; Pres. Cetza; Sec. Soph. Class; A.W.S. Board<br />
Fassett, Harold Stedman, Jr. A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Pres. Sigma Pi; Xolotl; Parade Chairman Homecoming; Radio Guild<br />
Class of '54
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Fields, Roy O. . .<br />
A.B., Accounting<br />
Fr. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Sigma Chi; Vice-Pres. Oceotl<br />
Flllpot, R. Wayne<br />
Pi Kappa<br />
Alpha<br />
A.B., Marketing<br />
Fresher, <strong>Del</strong>oris Hanson<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; C.S.T.A.<br />
Freeman, Marilyn<br />
A. ., Educ.tlon<br />
A. ., Economics<br />
Of<br />
Finn, Bernard Edward<br />
A.B., English<br />
Friedman, Stanley<br />
Zeta Beta Tau<br />
A.B., Accountin<br />
OJ<br />
Fish, JiM E.<br />
Alpha<br />
Mu Gamma<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
Frise, Muriel M.<br />
A.B., G II r.1 MaJor<br />
Oi<br />
FleMing, Harvey C.<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Arnold Air Society<br />
S.B., Psychology<br />
Funk, Albert Cleve<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
B.S., BUs/II Man g m nt<br />
D<br />
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FI ming, Norman<br />
A.B., Music<br />
Pres. Rep. Band; Pres. Orchestra; Pres., Vice-Pres. Phi Mu Alpha; Leader Pep<br />
Band; Leader of Dance Band; C.S. T.A.; Pres. Music Federation<br />
FleMing, Winifred Evans<br />
Folger, Elizabeth<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; Aztec Christian Fellowship; Xolotl<br />
A.B., Zoology<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Galas, Georgianna<br />
Gentzler,<br />
M.E.N.C.;<br />
Virgil<br />
Gerrish, Sue S.<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
Pres. A.M.S.; Pres., 5 c. D It Sigma Phi; Blu<br />
A.F.R.O.T.C.; Chairman M scot Committ ; A.S.<br />
Committee; "King Kotten"<br />
A. ., Educat Oil<br />
A.B., Sp<br />
ch Arts<br />
K y; Who's Who; Offlc r<br />
C rd Commltt ; Athl tic<br />
A.B., Recre.tioll<br />
D<br />
Fordyce, Larry R.<br />
Kappa<br />
Sigma<br />
S.B., Marketing<br />
Gibbs, John H.<br />
Society of Automotive Engine rs; Engin<br />
B.S., Engln<br />
r's Association; AZI c Engln r<br />
ring<br />
c<br />
Fortner, Clair<br />
Sec. <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi; Tau Sigma<br />
Fowlor, Marie Oennis<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
A.B., Sociology<br />
[ Fowler, Rhudolph William<br />
B.S., Zoology<br />
Sigma Chi; Oceotl; Xolotl; Arnold Air Society,' Capt. A FRO T CAM<br />
Council . . . . ..; . .5.<br />
Then we all flocked to the boiler roomto<br />
vote on the AS card.<br />
Seniors<br />
Gillette, Kay A.B., Marketing<br />
Cap and Gown; Who's Who; Pres. Pi Beta Phi; A.S. Council; Tr as. Fr. Class;<br />
Xolotl; Theta Chi Dream Girl; Homecoming Qu en Attendant<br />
Giragi, Georgia C.<br />
C.S.T.A.; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi<br />
Gleason, Mary Magdelene<br />
Math Club<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Math<br />
m.tiu<br />
Class of '54<br />
32<br />
Fish<br />
Fortner<br />
Fleming, H. C.<br />
Fowler, M. D.<br />
Freeman<br />
Gerrish<br />
33
Glines, Nadine L.<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Alph, Gamma 0 Ita; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; CTA; AAU.W.<br />
Scholarship<br />
Godwin, Berthold Lamar<br />
A.F.R.O.T.C.<br />
A.B., Social Service<br />
Greenberg, Ronald E. A.B., Political Sci nc<br />
Who's Who; Pres., Treas. Blue Key; Commission r of Finane; A.S. Council;<br />
Editor <strong>Del</strong> Sud; Sports Editor Fr. Handbook; Pr s., Vic ·Pr s. Z t B t T u;<br />
Secretary A.M.S.; Chairman Student-Faculty Financ Commit! . Athl lic<br />
Board; Publications Board '<br />
Goldlus, Joel<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
Advertising Manager Aztec; <strong>Del</strong> Sud; Red Book; Publications Board; Lectures<br />
nd Assemblies Committee; Zeta Beta Tau<br />
Griffin, Charles C.<br />
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Sec.-Treas<br />
Society of Automotl<br />
ngln<br />
B.S., Eng!n<br />
r<br />
ring<br />
Gookin, William E.<br />
A.B., Chemistry<br />
American Chemical Society; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Cross Country; Track<br />
Grigsby, Bert E.<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
Blue Key; Pres. Sigma Chi; Vic ·Pr s. A.M.S.; A.F R.O T.C.; Varsity B b II<br />
Goot, Lionel D.<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
Gross, Wayne M.<br />
American Chemical Society<br />
B.S., Ch mlstry<br />
Gould, Edwin R.<br />
Graf, Helcia M.<br />
Kappa Kappa Gamma<br />
Graham, Bill<br />
Grant, Donald E.<br />
POlitical Science Club<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi; Alpha Phi ameba;<br />
Graves, Betty Aspe<br />
Arnold Air Society<br />
YM. YW; Pres. Sigma Alpha Iota; Music Federation;<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
A.B., Art<br />
A.B., Public Administration<br />
M.E.N.C.<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
A.B., Music<br />
Graves, James Barton<br />
A. B., Social Service<br />
Gray, William E.<br />
V<br />
ice-<br />
P<br />
res.,<br />
S<br />
ec. Historian Alpha Phi Omega,' S<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
tudent Publicity Chairman<br />
Seniors<br />
Gracious living is but part of our training<br />
program.<br />
Class of '54<br />
Grow, Harry S.<br />
Sigma Pi<br />
Haase, Walter Ernest<br />
Kappa Alpha<br />
A.B., G ography<br />
A.B., Industrl<br />
I Arts<br />
Hale, Daniel W.<br />
A.B., G n ral Major<br />
Treas. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Vice-Pres., Pr s. I.F.C.; S c., Pr s. Blu K y;<br />
AM.S.; Homecoming Co-Chairman; Radio GUild; Who's Who; 4 AM.S. Award<br />
Certificates; "S" Medal; Knight.Templar Scholarship; Int rnational R latlon<br />
Club; A.S. Council<br />
Hafimi, Axixollah A.B., Industrial Arts<br />
Hall, Marguerite<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Pres. Sigma Kappa; Historian A.W.S.; Panhellenic; Jr. Cabinet; C.S.T.A<br />
Hall, Raymond Duane<br />
Alpha Tau Omega; Art Guild<br />
Hamber, Harry Edward<br />
Xolotl; Pi Omega Pi; Zeta Beta Tau<br />
Hamrick, Cecil O.<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
A.B., Art<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
A.B., General<br />
Major<br />
34<br />
Goot<br />
Graves, J. B.<br />
Gould<br />
Gray<br />
35
Hann h, Carol Ruth A.B., General Major<br />
Vice-Pres. <strong>Del</strong>ta Zeta; Sec., Treas. Panhellenic; Secretarial Club<br />
Haubert,<br />
Joyce<br />
A.B.,<br />
Accounting<br />
Han en, Catherlno Green<br />
W.R.A.<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
Hans n, Patricia A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Sec. Newman Club; Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta; Theatre Guild; Xolotl; Alpha Psi<br />
Om 93<br />
Harbaugh, George S.<br />
Sigma Chi; Tau Sigma; Oceotl<br />
A.B.,<br />
Economics<br />
Hawkins, Bette Ann A.B., English<br />
Hayes, Arthur H.<br />
Sigma Pi; Vice-Pres. C.S. T.A.<br />
Hays, Thomas G., Jr.<br />
Theatre Guild; Treas. Skull and Dagger; Radio Guild<br />
A.B., Physical Sc:ience<br />
A.B., Spe ch Arts<br />
Haz:etton, Barbara A.B., Sociology<br />
Hard,<br />
Harpst,<br />
Phyllis<br />
Toni<br />
Hart, Joe Travis<br />
Hartley,<br />
Kappa Alpha Theta; Theatre Guild<br />
Vice-Pres., Pres. Wesley Club<br />
Richard<br />
Arnold Air Society<br />
A.B.,<br />
Education<br />
A.B., Speech Arts<br />
A.B., Political Science<br />
A.B., General<br />
Major<br />
Hartman, Alan M.<br />
Hillel, Varsity Football A.B., Psychology<br />
Heaton, William E. A.B., Business M nag m nt<br />
Alpha Mu Gamma; Deseret Club; Varsity Track<br />
Heilbron, Curtis A.B., G neral M jor<br />
Varsity Rowing Crew; Sailing T am<br />
Held, Paul E. A.B., Marketing<br />
Kappa Alpha; Blue Key; Varsity Football<br />
Helton, Margarette A.B., Education<br />
Alpha Chi Omega<br />
Herbert, Malcolm B.S., Engineering<br />
Hartman,<br />
Edward<br />
Tennis Club; Tau Sigma<br />
Hartman, John C.<br />
T reas. Phi Sigma Kappa; Tau Sigma<br />
Hartung, James S.<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi A.B., Accounting<br />
And one day the Bookstore had a special<br />
on plaid shirts.<br />
Seniors<br />
Hetrick, Phyllis B. A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Hickethier,<br />
Pres. Theatre Guild; Pres. Interfaith; Cap and Gown; Skull and Dagger; Canterbury<br />
Club; Kara; Who's Who<br />
Don<br />
Pres. Sigma Phi Epsilon<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
Class of '54<br />
36<br />
Hard<br />
Hartman, J. C.<br />
Harpst<br />
Hartung<br />
37
Hodges, Gerry W.<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
Hoff, Janice Murdy<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.W.S. Board; Vice-Pres. Pi Beta Phi; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon<br />
Hogan, Harold J.<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Holly, Kenneth D. A.B., Physical Education<br />
Hubler, George Edward A.B., General Major<br />
Hughes, Frank<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Pres. American Society of Civil Engineers<br />
Hunnicutt, Muthetta<br />
A.B., Education<br />
C.S.TA<br />
Holt, Edith E.<br />
Alpha Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
A.B., Social Service<br />
Hutchinson, Frank<br />
Phi <strong>Del</strong>ta Kappa; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; C.S.T.A.<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Holzinger, Carl Henry<br />
Pres. Pi Kappa Alpha; Fr. Football<br />
A.B., Speech 4rts<br />
Imlay, Donald C.<br />
Vice-Pres. Lambda Chi Alpha<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
Hooper, AI F.<br />
Horne, Harold R.<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sig:na Phi<br />
Horner, Jesse David<br />
Hosick, Ruth Hoanne<br />
Westminister Club; German Club; Treble Clef<br />
Howell, Robert<br />
Alpha Tau Omega; Oceotl<br />
Howell, William A.<br />
Sigma Chi; Track<br />
A.B., Chemistry<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
A.B., English<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
B.S., Life Science Due to the great demand for Industrial<br />
Arts courses ....<br />
Inman, Malcolm E.<br />
I.R.'E.; Sigma Pi Sigma<br />
Irwin, John C.<br />
Sigma Chi; Arnold Air Society<br />
Ivancic, Helen<br />
B.S., Physics<br />
A.B., Social Science<br />
A.B., English<br />
Treas. Gamma Phi Beta; Vice-Pres. Xolotl; Sec.-Treas. C.S.T.A.; Rally Committee<br />
Jamieson, James A.B., English<br />
Jimenez, Conrad S.<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Aztec Club; Newman Club<br />
A.B., Accounting<br />
Johnston, Ian McKay A.B., Geography<br />
Jones, Susan E.<br />
Alpha Phi<br />
A.B., Music<br />
Seniors<br />
Class of '54<br />
Holt<br />
Howell, R.<br />
Holzinger<br />
Howell, W. A.<br />
Hughes<br />
Ivancic<br />
Hunnicutt<br />
Jamieson<br />
39<br />
Hutchinson<br />
Jimenez<br />
Imlay<br />
Johnston<br />
Inman<br />
Jones, S. E.
JOII ., WiIll,m W. A.B., Industrial Arts<br />
Jord II, S..ndra Lenore A.B., Marketing<br />
Songl ad r; Rally Committee; Newman Club; AS. Homecoming Committee<br />
K I.trom, Rlch"d D.<br />
Sigm<br />
Kempr th, Marilyn<br />
K.rn , Arl ne<br />
W.R.A.;<br />
K ry, Norm," H. E.<br />
Sigma Chi<br />
K nnedy, John A.<br />
PiChi<br />
K tIer, William R.<br />
PI Sigma; I.R.E.; Men's Glee Club; Chorus<br />
C.S.TA<br />
A.B., Physics<br />
A.B., English<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
A.B., Social Science<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
B.ED., Accounting<br />
Klllm,", Fri.bie<br />
S<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
ec., Vice-Pres. American Society of Civil Engineers,' Ed't A E<br />
Engineer's Student Council I or ztec ngineer;<br />
Kimbell, Jean<br />
PI Beta Phi; A.W.S. Board A.B., Education<br />
King, Dennis W.<br />
Xolotl; Oceotl; V' P T A.B., Accounting<br />
AF.R.O.T.C. Ice- res., reas, Arnold Air Society; Treas. Sigma Chi; Major<br />
Kipp, Gerald W.<br />
Lambda Chi Alpha; Fr. Basketball A.B., Physical Education<br />
Aw, come on, Joe ... pick on kids your<br />
own size.<br />
Kirk, Alan Hope<br />
Kirwin, Nancy<br />
Cetza; Vice-Pres. Pi Beta Phi<br />
A.B., Accounting<br />
A.B., Sociology<br />
Knight, Marian E.<br />
A.B., G ne,,1 M.jor<br />
Pres. Home Economics Club; Pres. Pi B ta Phi; Sorority Editor 0 I Sud<br />
Knudsen, Robert Morgan A.B., Education<br />
Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec. <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi; Who' Who; Blu K y; A.S. Council;<br />
Treas, I.F.C.; Oceotl; Xolotl; C.S.T.A<br />
Kohut, Milton William<br />
Theatre Guild; Radio Guild<br />
A.B., Sp<br />
ch Arts<br />
Krarup, Walter J. B.S., Busin s M.n,gem nt<br />
Kupiec, Barbara<br />
A.B., Educ~tion<br />
Kappa Alpha Theta; Treas. A.W.S.; Treas. M.E.N.C.; C.S.T.A.; Panh II nrc<br />
Lambert, Dolphin<br />
Pres. Sigma Pi Sigma; Sec. Institut of Radio Engin ers<br />
A.B., Physics<br />
Lamberton, Kenneth J. A.B., Business M,n.gllmllnt<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fr. Basketball; A.F.R.O.T.C.<br />
Lansky, Jordan N.<br />
Kappa Alpha; Letterman Club<br />
Larrabee, Cynthia<br />
W.R.A; Panhellenic; Pres. Alpha Phi; Theatre Guild<br />
Leah, Nancy<br />
A.B., G ner.1 Business<br />
A.B., G neral Major<br />
A.B., Social Sci nce<br />
Seniors<br />
Class of '54<br />
41
L hto, L uri Ant ro B.S., Engineering<br />
u K, pp Ep lion; Tr as. Engineer's Association; I.R.E.; Sec. International<br />
R I tion Club<br />
Lentz, Barllar. Ann<br />
A.B., Accounting, Mathematics<br />
Hom coming Qu en Attendant; Treas. Alpha Chl Omega; Pi Epsilon; Xolotl<br />
l ppert, M Iy K th,yn A.B., Education<br />
Pr . G mm, Phi Beta; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; C.S.T.A.; Choral Club; Treble Clef'<br />
Char I ir ; Treble Clef Sextet r<br />
Mansur, Wade A., Jr.<br />
Brocas; Deseret Club<br />
Martin, Carl F.<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi<br />
Martin, Earl B.<br />
Sigma Pi Sigma; I.R.E.; Radio Club<br />
A.B., Sp ch Arts<br />
A.B., Busin IS Man 9 m nt<br />
B.S., Physics<br />
l st I, Charlotte<br />
G mm, Phi Beta; C.S.T.A.; Cetza; W.R.A. Board<br />
A.B., Art<br />
Mastronski, Joh'n I.<br />
Pres. Political Science Club<br />
A.B., Public Administration<br />
lewi , Jack D.<br />
American Chemical Society<br />
A.B., Chemistry<br />
Mastronski, Mona<br />
C.S.T.A.; Newman Club<br />
A.B., Education<br />
loaiza,<br />
F. Alejandro<br />
B.S., Business Management<br />
P?'itical Science Club; International Relations Club; Publicity Chairman Tau<br />
SIgma; <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi<br />
Longman, Sarah<br />
c- II C A.B., History<br />
ance or ap and Gown' Pres. Westminister Club,' A.S.<br />
Vice-Pres. Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta' Council; Debate;<br />
Lovell, Jackie<br />
Madden, Betty lorraine<br />
Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Mann, Alban W. Jr.<br />
Mann, Catherine<br />
Alpha Xi <strong>Del</strong>ta; C.S.T.A.<br />
Mann, Katherine Ellen<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
B. Ed., Art<br />
B.S., Personnel Management<br />
A.B., Economics<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Seniors<br />
Mayfield, Jo Ann<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
A.B., Ed"c<br />
Mayfield, William Howard<br />
A.B., G n ral M.jor<br />
Tau Sigma; Geological Society; Xolotl; Arnold Air Soci tv; Sigm Chi<br />
Mayo, Dave<br />
Theatre<br />
Guild<br />
tlon<br />
A.B., Spe ch Arts<br />
McAllister, William A.B., Accounting<br />
Theta Chi<br />
McCaffrey, Joseph William A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Cheer Leader; Aztec Band; Pi Kappa Alpha; Theatre Guild<br />
McCI"re, Val R. A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Theatre<br />
Guild<br />
McDermott, James Patrick, Jr.<br />
Sigma Chi; Tau Sigma; Arnold Air Society<br />
A.B., Banking and Financing<br />
Class of '54<br />
Lentz<br />
Lovell<br />
Leppert<br />
Madden<br />
42<br />
Lester<br />
Mann, A. W.<br />
Lewis<br />
Mann, C.<br />
Loaiza<br />
Mann, K. E.<br />
Mansur<br />
Mayfield, W. H.<br />
Martin, E. B.<br />
McAllister<br />
43<br />
Mastronski, M.<br />
McCI"re<br />
Mayfield, J. A.<br />
McDermott
MeG e, Patricia Sojourner<br />
A.B., Musk<br />
Pr . P nhell nic; AW.S.; Cap and Gown; Rally Committee; Booster Committ<br />
e; Alph Phi<br />
Mciver, An.tilJ<br />
P I Chi<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
Mills, Barbara A.<br />
Misenhimer, Charles Gordon<br />
Vice-Pres., Sec. Historian Theta Chi<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Busin ss Manag<br />
m nt<br />
McKay, Mary Ellen Hawe<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
AS. Council; Psi Chi; Xolotl; Lectures and Assemblies Committee<br />
McNamar" Marilyn<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
Me k, Jere S.<br />
Alpha T u Omega<br />
A.B., Education<br />
B.S., Accounting<br />
M rrill, Jacquelin<br />
A.B., Journalism<br />
C p and Gown; Aztec; Press Club; Gamma Phi Beta; AW.S. Board; W.R.A<br />
Board; Xolotl; Handbook Editor<br />
Mes.inger, Robert<br />
Kappa Sigma; Arnold Air Society A.B., Marketing<br />
Me.ter, Jack R.<br />
Phi Sigma Kappa B.S., Accounting<br />
Mitchell, John G. A.B., Marketing<br />
Monson, lester A.<br />
A.B., Physic.<br />
Sigma Pi Sigma<br />
Monta, George C.<br />
A.B., Social Sci nce<br />
Phi Alpha Theta; Kara<br />
Montepagano, William<br />
A.B., Geogr phy<br />
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fr. Baseball<br />
Moore, John George B.S., Business Man.g ment<br />
Moore, Kathleen<br />
A.B., History<br />
Vice-Pres. Sigma Kappa; Treble Clef; Westminist r Club<br />
Moore, Velma Orr<br />
A.B., Engli.h<br />
Michell, leonard J.<br />
Miller, Claudine Marie<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Flag TWirler; Orchestra; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi<br />
Milow, E. Dean<br />
Phi Sigma Psi<br />
MlI/er, Miriam<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Music<br />
B.S., life Science<br />
A.B., Social Service<br />
Discriminating<br />
people prefer cocoanut cream.<br />
Morgan, Mary·Martha<br />
C.S.T.A.; M.E.N.C.; Pres. Canterbury Club; Chorus<br />
Morrison, Robert lee<br />
Kappa Sigma<br />
Movich, Daniel D.<br />
Alpha Phi Omega; American Chemical Society<br />
A.B., Education<br />
B.S., Accounting<br />
A.B., Phy.ic,1 Science<br />
Seniors<br />
Class of '54<br />
Mciver<br />
Mester<br />
McKay<br />
Michell<br />
44<br />
Meek<br />
Milow<br />
Merrill<br />
Miller, M.<br />
Misenhimer<br />
Moore, K.<br />
45<br />
Montepagano<br />
Movich
Mu ller Dolores R.<br />
B.S., Laboratory Technique<br />
G. rnm Phi B t ; Phi Mu Epsilon; Chorus O'Connell, Barbara L.<br />
A.B., G n ral Major<br />
Mul/ 1', Alfred Jr.<br />
T U 5igm,<br />
B.S., Business Management Offord, Shirley A.<br />
Vice-Pres. Alpha Chi Omega; Art Guild; Treble Clef<br />
A.B., Art<br />
Murray, D. Gene<br />
A.B., Accounting<br />
Int I' Var ity Christian Fellowship; YM-YW; Westminister Club; Theatre Club<br />
My ra, Robert C.<br />
K, ppa 51 ma<br />
Nairne, Douglas D.<br />
5lgm, Chi; Oceotl, Tau Sigma<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
Ogden, Evan Mack<br />
Engineer's Association; Society of Automotiv Engin rs<br />
A.B., Art Onack, Thomas Phillip A.B., Chemistry<br />
B.S., Engin<br />
Oppe, Hubert W.<br />
A.B., Sociology<br />
Alpha Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Alpha Mu Gamma; Int matlonal R lations Club; N wm n<br />
Club<br />
ring<br />
Nak 0, Fujiko<br />
Inter.Varsity Christian Fellowship'<br />
Science Club; Treble Clef '<br />
N polske, Alfred<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
Nelson, Brinton E.<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
Newberry, Billy D.<br />
Niehaus,<br />
Pres., Vi.ce-Pres.: Publicity Chairman Engineer's<br />
Automotive Engineers; Aztec Engineer Staff<br />
L. Chris<br />
Norris, Aylene E.<br />
Treas. San Diego State Secretaries<br />
O'Brien, Thomas H.<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
International Relations Club; Political<br />
B.S., Marketing<br />
A.B., Marketing<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Association; Sec. Society of<br />
Varsity Football; Pres. Kappa Alpha,' 170 lb. A.B., Mathematics<br />
Boxing Champion<br />
A.B., General Major And in my days as a student editor,<br />
A.B., Secretarial Management<br />
Miss Beyette ....<br />
Seniors<br />
Orenda in, Juan F. B.S., Engin ring<br />
Editor Aztec Engineer; Chairman Engine ring Stud nt Council; PI' . Am ric n<br />
Society of Civil Engineers; Vice-Pres. Engin r's A oclatlon; Tr a . Socl ty<br />
of Automotive Engineers<br />
Orman, Gerald J.<br />
Lambda Chi Alpha;<br />
Orth, Charles Joseph<br />
American Chemical Society<br />
Orth, Robert Eugene<br />
Political Science Club<br />
A.B., Political Science<br />
A.B., Ch mistry<br />
A.B., Zoology<br />
Osborne, Jeanette E. A.B., Secretarial Management<br />
Treas., Vice-Pres. Chi Omega; Pres. San Diego State S cretaries; Newman<br />
Club<br />
Palmer, William F.<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
Parker, George W.<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
A.B., Accounting<br />
B.S., Accounting<br />
Class of '54<br />
46<br />
Offord<br />
Orth, C. J.<br />
47<br />
Orendain<br />
Parker
Parton, James Harry<br />
Pattison, Kenneth Lee<br />
Sigm Chi Epsilon; Varsity Baseball<br />
Pax, Leonard<br />
Tau<br />
Sigma<br />
P arson, Harold R.<br />
Aesculapians<br />
Pence, Robert R.<br />
Tau<br />
Sigma<br />
A.B., Personnel Management<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
A.B., Marketing<br />
A.B., Chemistry<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
P roul, Marilyn A.B., Education<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; Quetzal Hall<br />
Peterson, Frank A. A.B., Education<br />
Pres. C.S.T.A.<br />
Prokop, Phil George A.B., Physical Education<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi; Alpha Pi Omega; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; L tt r·<br />
man's Club; AF.R.O.T.C.; Arnold Air Society; Athletics Board; Fr. Ba b II<br />
Prosser, Duane R.<br />
Society of Automotive Engineers; Engin ers Association<br />
B.S., Engi"<br />
Pugh, John William A.B., Business Manag m nt<br />
Pyle, Lee A., Jr.<br />
Pres. C.S.T.A.; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi<br />
Radenheimer, Paul E.<br />
C.S.T.A.; Alpha Tau Omega; I.F.C.<br />
Radmilovich, Milton L.<br />
Kappa<br />
Sigma<br />
Rahman, Gamal EI Din Abdel<br />
ring<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Busin ss Manag<br />
m nt<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
Peterson, Patricia Ann A.B., Physical Education<br />
Vice-Pres. W.R.A; AW.S. Board; <strong>Del</strong> Sud Staff; Rally Committee; Song<br />
Leader; Sr. Class Council<br />
Raine, Patrick J.<br />
Theta<br />
Chi<br />
A.B., History<br />
Phokianou, Lydia<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Zeta; YM- YW; International Relations Club<br />
Plutchak, David Archie<br />
Alpha Tau Omega; Oceotl<br />
Pope, Albert W.<br />
Vice-Pres. Sigma Pi; Deseret Club<br />
Price, John W.<br />
Sigma Pi<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
A.B., Mathematics<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
When questioned about the missing funds. "<br />
Seniors<br />
Ramos, Adele<br />
Randolph, La Vella Nadene<br />
A.B., English<br />
A.B., Life Science<br />
Rapp, Phillip Henry<br />
A.B., Art<br />
Pres. Newman Club; Art Guild; Historian Alpha Phi Omega; Theatre Guild;<br />
Television and Radio Guild; Tennis Club; Photography Club<br />
Rasmussen, Judith<br />
Sec. Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta; Secretarial Club<br />
A.B., Secretarial<br />
Management<br />
Class of '54,<br />
Parton<br />
Peterson, F. A.<br />
Pattison<br />
Peterson, P. A.<br />
Pax<br />
Phokianou<br />
48<br />
Pearson<br />
Plutchak<br />
Prosser<br />
Raine<br />
49<br />
Pyle<br />
Randolph<br />
Radmilovlch<br />
Rasmussen
Rau, Lucille Finney A. B., Social Science<br />
R :&0, Bufino<br />
A.B., Sociology<br />
Xolotl; Ncwman Club<br />
R I, L land S.<br />
B.S., Physics<br />
T, as. Pi Sigma Pi; Chairman I.R.E.<br />
Rise, Shirley A.B., Education<br />
Alpha Xi <strong>Del</strong>ta; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; Quetzal Hall; C.S.T.A<br />
Richards, Nancy Elizabeth B.S., Marketing<br />
Robinson, Robert F.<br />
B.S., Busin ss Manas m nt<br />
Kappa Sigma; Oceotl; A.S. Finance Committee<br />
Rode, Judy<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Gamma Phi Bcta<br />
Rode, Margaret A.<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Gamma Phi Beta<br />
Rodriguez, Yolanda A.B., G n ral Major<br />
Treble Clef; Chorus; Alpha Xi D Ita; International R lation Club<br />
Richter, Rita C.<br />
Math Club<br />
Ritter, Robert D.<br />
Vice-Pres. Pi Kappa Alpha<br />
A.B., Mathematics Roos, Charles Frederick B.S., Engln ring<br />
Lambda Chi Alpha; Society of Automotive Engin rs; I.F.C.<br />
A.B., Business Manager Rosa, Joe A.B., Busln ss Management<br />
A.S. President; Sigma Chi; I.F.C.; Pr s. Fr. Class; Blue K y<br />
Roach, William A. A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Blue Key; Sec. Skull and Dagger; Lambda Chi Alpha; Pres., Vice-Pres. Theatre<br />
Guild; Kara; I.D.C.; Best Actor Awards; Chairman Dramatic Declamation<br />
speech contest<br />
Roark, Robert A.B., Journalism<br />
Sports Editor; Managing Editor Aztec; Sec. Phi Sigma Kappa<br />
Robb, Wesley E. A.B., Mathematics<br />
Sigma Chi; A.F.R.O.T.C.<br />
Roberts, James Weston<br />
Pres. Political Science Club<br />
Robinson, Edward W.<br />
American Chemical Society<br />
A TV contract<br />
in the offing?<br />
Rose, Geneva Jean A.B., Education<br />
C.S.T.A.; Sec. Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon<br />
Ross, Fred A. A.B., Business Management<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
Roth,<br />
Jerry<br />
Rozmus, Edward Andrzej<br />
A.B., Political Science Ruiz, Humberto A.<br />
Seniors<br />
Class of '54<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
Aesculapians<br />
A.B., Chemistry Rushfeldt, Mary Ellen<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
A.B.,<br />
A.B.,<br />
A.B.,<br />
A.B.,<br />
Economics<br />
Educ:ation<br />
Zoology<br />
Education<br />
Rau<br />
Ritter<br />
Rosa<br />
Rushfeldt<br />
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Russell, Robert Earl A. B., Social Science<br />
Alpha Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Football; Track Letterman<br />
Rye, Robert Samuel A.B., Business Management<br />
Fr, Cabinet: Tennis Team; Sigma Alpha Epsilon<br />
Schwandt, Willian F., Jr.<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
Scott, Edward P., Jr.<br />
Kappa Sigma<br />
8.S., Business Management<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
S nchez, Emily Marie<br />
Alpha Mu Gamma; Newman Club<br />
Sanders, Val G. \<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi; Arnold Air Society<br />
Sandy, Nancy<br />
C.S.T.A.; Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon<br />
Sass, Maynard M.<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
Scanlan, Edward F.<br />
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega<br />
Scharf, Charles J.<br />
Theta Chi<br />
A.B., French<br />
A.B., Art<br />
A.B., Education<br />
B.S., Accounting<br />
A.B., Education<br />
A.B., Economics<br />
Secord, Alan Howard A.B., Business Management<br />
Shishido,<br />
Fr. Cabinet; A.S. Social Committee; Pres. Beta <strong>Del</strong>ta; Treas. Sr. Class; Sigma<br />
Alpha Epsilon<br />
Bunco<br />
Tau Kappa Epsilon<br />
A.B.,<br />
Sociology<br />
Shively, Leanne A.B., English<br />
Pres, Chi Omega; A.S. Council; Cap and Gown; Who's Who; Xolotl; Cetza<br />
Co-Chairman Fr. Class<br />
Silbaugh, James A.B., Social Servic<br />
Sims, Kenneth F.<br />
Phi Sigma Xi<br />
A.B., Life Science<br />
Skinner, Mary Lee A.B., Mathematics<br />
Scharnikow,<br />
Ann<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Zeta; Xolotl<br />
A.B.,<br />
English<br />
Slaughter, Robert L.<br />
Pres. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; I.F.C.<br />
A.B.,<br />
Marketing<br />
Schell, Edwin A.<br />
Phi Sigma Kappa; Tau Sigma<br />
Schneider, William<br />
Phi Sigma Kappa; Tau Sigma<br />
Schroeder, Wilma<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon<br />
A.B.,<br />
Life Science<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
A.B.,<br />
Education<br />
-<br />
Eight out of nine doctors told us,<br />
"Orthopaedic Iime bags .. , ."<br />
Seniors<br />
Smith,<br />
Ferol<br />
Pi Beta Phi<br />
B.S., General Major<br />
Smith, Paul E. A.B., General Major<br />
Snailum, William G., Jr. A.B., Marketing<br />
Class of '54<br />
52<br />
Sass<br />
Schroeder<br />
Scott<br />
Skinner<br />
53
Snodgress, G. M.<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
Snyder, Joel James<br />
A.B., History<br />
Sigma Chi; Debate; AS. Council; Blue Key; Commissioner of Elections;<br />
Who's Who; AF.R.O.T.C.; Honor Student; Intramural Sports; Treas. Pi<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Phi Alpha Theta; Pres. 1.0.0.<br />
Stevenson, Carey W., Jr.<br />
Phi Sigma Kappa; Society of Automotive<br />
Strauss, Arnie<br />
Sigma Pi; Manager Intramural Athletics<br />
Engineers<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
A.B., Zoology<br />
Sorenson, Martha<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Sue, Jimie K. S.<br />
Alpha Phi Omega; C.S.T.A<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Sparling, Patsy Ruth<br />
Spears, James C.<br />
Sigma Pi; Alpha Phi Omega;<br />
Spencer, Arthur William<br />
Stafford, Rex S.<br />
Radio Guild; Wesley Club<br />
Society of Automotive Engineers; Engineer's Association<br />
Stearns, Chester M.<br />
Phi Alpha Theta;<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
A.B., Economics<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
A.B., Journalism<br />
A. B., Social Science<br />
Swanberger, Jean<br />
Sec. C.S.T.A<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Swanson, George Bernard<br />
B.S., Engineering<br />
Society of Automotive Engineers; Engineer's Association; Sigma Phi Epsilon;<br />
1.0.0.; Xolotl<br />
Tanaka, Jess F. B.S., Zoology<br />
Temple, Nancy A.B., History<br />
Tennison, Audrey Nims A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Steed, Richard Raymond<br />
Kappa Alpha<br />
Steineger, Jack E.<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
Stella, Salvatore L.<br />
Phi Sigma<br />
Stephens, Mary E.<br />
Kappa<br />
A.B., Marketing<br />
B.S., Accounting<br />
B.S., Zoology<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
Filmed entirely within the prison walls.<br />
Thomas, Douglas N. A.B., History<br />
Thomas, William O.<br />
Kappa Sigma<br />
Thompson, Margaret K.<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi; C.S.T.A<br />
B.S., Zoology<br />
A.B., Recreation<br />
Thornberry, Joseph H. B.S., Engineering<br />
American Society of Civil Engineers; Engineer's Association<br />
Seniors<br />
Class of '54<br />
Snodgress<br />
Stafford<br />
Sorenson<br />
Steed<br />
54<br />
Spears<br />
Stella<br />
Spencer<br />
Stephens<br />
Stevenson<br />
Temple<br />
Strauss<br />
Tennison<br />
Sue<br />
Thomas, D. N.<br />
55<br />
Swanberger<br />
Thomas, W. O.<br />
Swanson<br />
Thompson<br />
Tanaka<br />
Thornberry
Tobin, Patrick D.<br />
Pre. Jr. Class; Treas. Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; I.F.e.<br />
A.B., Business Administration<br />
Toth, Art Chari s<br />
A.B., Recreation<br />
Sr. 6 skctball Manager; Cosmopolitan Club; Neighborhood House Volunteer<br />
Club<br />
Toth, Kenneth S.<br />
Trea . American Chemical Society<br />
Trainer, Thomas H.<br />
Sigma Chi<br />
A.B., Chemistry<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
Waller, Robert A.B., Marketing<br />
Pres. Zeta Beta Tau; Sec. Blue Key; Sr. Editor, Co-Editor <strong>Del</strong> Sud; 5 c.<br />
I.F.e.; Vice-Pres. Jr. Class; Who's Who; Wing Executive Officer AF.R.O.T.C.<br />
Warriner, Jennie Jo<br />
Pres. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship;<br />
Chairman Extra-Curricular Committee;<br />
Chi; Who's Who<br />
Watkins, Harvey 0., Jr.<br />
Sigma Pi<br />
A.B., Speech Arts<br />
Cap and Gown; Debate; A.S. Council;<br />
Pres. Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Alpha <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
A.B., Industrial<br />
Arts<br />
Tucker, Thomas N.<br />
Vice-Pres.,<br />
Turner, Joyce S.<br />
C.S.T.A.<br />
Pres. Aesculapians<br />
B.S., Zoology<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Watson,<br />
Wayne,<br />
George<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon<br />
Roy E. Jr.<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi<br />
A.B., Marketing<br />
A.B., Public Administration<br />
Ulloa, Hope D.<br />
Alpha Mu Gamma; Extra-Curricular Committee; Choir<br />
A.B., Spanish<br />
Vinbladh, Doris A. A.B., Education<br />
VoII, Ruth Lain<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Aztec Christian Fellowship; e.S.T.A; Alpha <strong>Del</strong>ta Chi; <strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon<br />
von Eckarsber, Barbara<br />
Vulliet, Dorothy<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Phi Upsilon; Aztec Christian<br />
Fellowship<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Foster and Kleiser never<br />
had it so good.<br />
Weeks, Alicia J.<br />
A.B., Journalism<br />
Sec,. Marshall, Pu"licity Chairman Kaopa Alpha Theta; Copy Editor; Sorority<br />
Editor <strong>Del</strong> Sud; Copy Editor; News Editor Aztec; Homecoming Queen Candtdate;<br />
Dance Club<br />
Wenberg, Duane Harold B.S., Engineering<br />
Westminister Club; I.R.E.; Eng:neer's Association<br />
Wessling, Sandra A. A.B., Secretarial Management<br />
Pi Beta Phi; San Diego State Secretaries<br />
Weston, Daniel John A.B., Economics, Political Science, Speech Arts<br />
Varsity Debate Team; Phi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Walker, Thomas Jefferson, III A.B., Journalism<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Copy Editor Aztec; Football announcer; Radio Guild,'<br />
Sailing Team<br />
Class of '54<br />
Seniors<br />
Wheeler, James W.<br />
Sigma Alpha<br />
Whelan, Harry T.<br />
Sigma Alpha<br />
Epsilon<br />
Epsilon<br />
A.B., Business Management<br />
B.S., Business Management<br />
Whitacre, Philip A. A.B., Banking and Finan':::!<br />
Pres. Sr. Class; Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec. Sigma Chi; Pres. Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Pres.<br />
Xolotl; Who's Who; Vice-Pres. Blue Key; Sec. Tau Sigma; AS. Finance<br />
Committee; A.S. Public Relations Committee; AS. Constitutions Committee;<br />
Oceotl; Chairman Invitational Speech Tournament; Varsity Debate<br />
Tobin<br />
Ulloa<br />
Toth, A. C.<br />
Vin!lladh<br />
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Trainer<br />
von Eckarsber<br />
Tucker<br />
Vulliet<br />
Turner<br />
Walker<br />
Waller<br />
Wenberg<br />
Warriner<br />
Wessling<br />
Watkins<br />
Weston<br />
57<br />
Watson<br />
Wheeler<br />
Wayne<br />
Whelan<br />
Weeh<br />
Whitacre
Whitcomb, Kenneth R. A.B., Education<br />
Xolotl; Pres, Arnold Air Society; Varsity Basketball; Sigma Chi<br />
Wood, Phyllis<br />
A.B., Education<br />
White, William Robert<br />
Sigma Chi<br />
Wiberg, Carl Stuart<br />
Wilikins, Richard G.<br />
WlIIett, Jaratt<br />
Phi Alpha Theta<br />
A.B., Physical Education<br />
A.B., Personnel Management<br />
B.S., Physics<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
Wyman, Sammie E.<br />
A.B., Social Studies<br />
Zachary, Nancy A. A.B., Journalism<br />
Zimmerman, Gilbert A.B., Music<br />
Blue Key; Who's Who; Pres, Phi Mu Alpha; M.E.N.C.; Band Major<br />
Zuehike, Lowell H. A.B., Education<br />
Wilson, Stancil<br />
Vice-Pres, Pi Kappa Alpha; International Relations Club<br />
Windsor, Donald<br />
A.B., Political Science<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
Wingo, Margaret Ann B.S., Lab Technology<br />
Wolschlag, Joe<br />
A.F.R.O,T.C.;<br />
Wonnell, Susan King<br />
Arnold Air Society<br />
A.B., General Major<br />
A.B., Psychology<br />
Woods, Greta<br />
C.S.T.A.; Quetzal Hall; Alpha Xi <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
A.B., Education<br />
Wood, Joan<br />
A.B., Journalism<br />
Who's Who; Cap and Gown; Editor Aztec; Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta; Debate<br />
And as we are dismissed at the noon hour ....<br />
Seniors<br />
Class of '54<br />
Wood, P. Wyman Zachary Zimmerman Zuehike<br />
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Student<br />
Activities<br />
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Jos ph Ro a<br />
A.S. Pr sident<br />
Associated<br />
Students<br />
Government<br />
Tom Goodbody<br />
A.S. Vice-President<br />
Pat McNabb<br />
A.S. Secretary<br />
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Ronald Greenburg<br />
A.S. Commissioner of Finance
Women's<br />
Recreation<br />
Association<br />
Dorothy Durwood<br />
President<br />
STUDENT COUNCIL, seated around the table: Joe Rosa, president; Ronnie Greenberg, Gail Thompson, Leanne Shively, Dave Carlson, Andy Simpson,<br />
Maren Heubach, John Baldessari, Chuck Royer, George Sunga, Kay MoraRonnie Moore, Don Ritchey, Alan Mishne, Sarah Longman, Virgil Gentzler,<br />
Maren Heubach, John Baldessari, Chuck Royer, George Sunga, Kay Moran, Andy Brown, Jennie Jo Warriner, Tom Goodbody, Pat McNabb.<br />
Pat Peterson<br />
Vice President<br />
Lois Pick<br />
Secretary<br />
Virginia Olds<br />
Treasurer<br />
Council<br />
SDCS governing body ... initial activity of the<br />
year was first council camp at Whispering Pines<br />
to plan year's program ... all-college day for high<br />
school students conducted in May by Booster Committee<br />
group appointed to revise charters<br />
and procedures of AS committees and boards<br />
activities council, composed of faculty and students<br />
discussed school problems at April conclave in<br />
Ensenada ... AMS, AWS, and AS offices under<br />
one roof for the first time ... year's big question<br />
mark was which groups were "off-campus" . . . .<br />
visitors to Monday afternoon meetings included<br />
students from Germany and AS presidents from<br />
local high schools ... several outstanding assemblies<br />
presented through efforts of the council<br />
competition always keen for council seats .... .<br />
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Dot Durward, Virginia Olds,<br />
Left to right first row: Miss Mary Cave'G . Bunker Mary Jane<br />
, C ti eorg1a ' Rlt<br />
Lois Pick, Joyce Hollands, Pat ur IS, roW' Claudine Sawyer, I a<br />
MacCauley LaVerne Zowada. Second k t e Mary Edna Babb,<br />
Zouhar Norman Johnson, Dolores Blachs °Ann'derson Carol Reilly,<br />
t B . . Mart a 'H d<br />
Margaret Ellis, Marianne enJaml n !. Patt Patton, Ann ay en,<br />
Miss Dorothy Tollefsen, Joan Welnlng,<br />
Barbara Sampson.<br />
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Women's Recreation Association ... led<br />
this year by Joyce Hollands in the :all and<br />
Dot Durward in the Spring ... odvisors are<br />
Miss Mary Cave and Miss Dorothy Tollefsen<br />
sponsors annual carnival and Shamrock<br />
Sh~ffle, highlighted by the crow~ing of "St.<br />
Pat" ... mountain parties and mt~r-school<br />
laydays ... in charge of inter-sorority sports<br />
~ompetition . . . W.R.A. o~iginally. formed<br />
on campus in 1906 as Girls Athletic Association<br />
....
Sue Shearer<br />
Vice President<br />
Mary Hoke Clingman<br />
President<br />
First row, left to right: Carol Karns, Carolyn Butler, Beverly Butler, Pat Razzetto, Beverly Anderson. Second row: Mary Hoke<br />
Clingman, Sue Shearer, Betty Jo Small, Shirley Collmer, Kay Moran, June Felber, Jackie Harris. Third row, standing: Miss Doris<br />
Nancy Page, Marianne Benjamin, Jean Carlson, Mary Rae Deitrich, Barbara Baldaree, Phyliss Deyo, Ann Peteson, Barbara Boland,<br />
Sylvia Jennings, M. L. Ross, Donna Dee Dickson.<br />
Carol Karns<br />
Secretary<br />
f<br />
Women<br />
Students<br />
Associated<br />
Betty Jo Small<br />
Treasurer<br />
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Organization composed of all women studen~s<br />
who are AS Card holders ... sponsors<br />
~eml-annual A.W.S. banquets, highlighted .bY<br />
etza and Cap and Gown tapping ceremonies<br />
... ' sent M. L. Ross as official delegate to<br />
regional A.W.S. convention at University of<br />
Arizo na . A .<br />
In pn I . . . conducted fi rst studentfaculty.<br />
a.uction on campus during March as<br />
fund-raising project ... major A.W.S. event<br />
was fourth annual all-school Spring Sing in<br />
Greek Bowl in May . . . A.W.S. encourages<br />
wo~~~ students to take active part in campus<br />
activities . " ta kes ch arge of Scripps . Cottage.<br />
Our college boasts of the chivalry of her men students.<br />
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ART BELENZON<br />
Vice President<br />
VIRGIL GENTZLER<br />
President<br />
President Gentzler holds an informal board meeting to make<br />
plans for the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance.<br />
RAY DAHLIN<br />
Secretary<br />
Associated<br />
Men<br />
Students<br />
ROBERT HOUSE<br />
Treasurer<br />
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AM.S. composed of all men students who<br />
hold AS Cards .... Annual A.M.S.-sponsored<br />
event is the Spring fashion show "for men<br />
only," highlighted by selection of "Best Dressed<br />
Man On Campus" sponsors annual barbershop<br />
quartet contest in charge of annual<br />
Sadie Hawkins Day activities, capped this year<br />
by a dance in the Men's Gym ... sponsored<br />
pushball contest between upper-classmen and<br />
freshmen during halftime of second home football<br />
game to determine whether frosh traditions<br />
would be enforced . . . although defeated,<br />
fros~ Won a moral victory in that they escaped<br />
punishment ....<br />
Me George Sunga presents the "Best Dressed Man" trophy to SAE<br />
Dave Gill during all-male fashion show in March.<br />
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Phil Whitacre<br />
President<br />
Bill Lancaster<br />
President<br />
AI Secord<br />
Treasurer<br />
Seniors<br />
Sophomores<br />
Jerry Fisher<br />
Treasurer<br />
Barbara Camillo<br />
Secretary<br />
Bob Comer<br />
Vice President<br />
Barbara McNa,ry<br />
Secretary<br />
Pat Asquith<br />
Vice President<br />
Class<br />
Officers<br />
Joyce Johnson<br />
Secretary<br />
Beverly Jones<br />
Vice President<br />
Bob Anaya<br />
Vice President<br />
Mary Czapar<br />
Treasuret<br />
Juniors<br />
Dean Leptich<br />
Treasurer<br />
Barbara Renke<br />
Secretary<br />
Eresfrmen<br />
Don Ritchey<br />
President<br />
Jerry Dawson<br />
President<br />
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Athletic<br />
Finance<br />
Left to right: AI Mishne, Phil Whitacre,<br />
Dick Thomas, Dean Herbert Peiffer.<br />
Left to right: Coach William Terry, Dean Herbert Peiffer,<br />
Ronnie Greenberg, Dr. Tidwell, Dave Carlson, Dick Thomas,<br />
Coach Charles Smith.<br />
Student<br />
Facult,<br />
Committees<br />
Left<br />
to right: Bob Comer, Dr. Nasatir, Miss Ataub, Miss Tollefsen,<br />
Joe Rosa, Dr. Linley, John Baldessari, Mary Rae Deatrick,<br />
Rena Bouton.<br />
Lectures and<br />
Assemblies<br />
Left to right: Muriel Daron, Beverly Beyette, Marian Knight,<br />
Val Sanders, Mary Lou McClain, Yvonne Mollison.<br />
Rally<br />
Lef~ to right: Pat Asquith, Beverly Beyette, Don Ritchey, Phil<br />
Whitacre, Pat McNabb, Dean J. Hunter, Jim Julian.<br />
Public<br />
Relations<br />
Extra-Curricular<br />
Left to right: C. Benton, Dr. K. Ragen, Barbara Balderee, E.<br />
Nuttall, Don Ritchey, John Baldessari, Dean Mary Mendenhall,<br />
Alan Mishne, Bob Knudsen, Pat McNabb, Dr. H. Haskell.<br />
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72
George Clayton<br />
James Daughtry<br />
Alpha Phi Omega's twenty-second<br />
year on campus ... oldest Greek letter<br />
organization at SDSC ... services include<br />
welcoming Freshmen, publishing<br />
bindex and student directory, sponsoring<br />
annual Ugly Man Contest to raise<br />
funds for the Community Chest . . .<br />
membership open to scout-trained men<br />
students interested in serving the<br />
school and community ....<br />
Frank Echecarria<br />
Lawrence Gregg<br />
Vernie Holmberg<br />
Bobby Hooten<br />
Leland<br />
Harvey<br />
Huhn<br />
Prokop<br />
Alpha<br />
Omega<br />
Philip<br />
Phi<br />
Rapp<br />
Ed Saleeby<br />
Roland Schnieder<br />
Harry Swift<br />
Jim Thomassen<br />
Organizations<br />
74<br />
And they laughed at the Wright brothers ... 75
Marilyn<br />
Viola<br />
Andrews<br />
Arroyo<br />
Bonney Lyman<br />
Pauline Mansfield<br />
Quetzal<br />
Hall<br />
Luan<br />
Nancy<br />
Boynton<br />
Cobleigh<br />
Margie McGrew<br />
Ann Merriman<br />
Betty Coldiron<br />
Marty Crawley<br />
Sandy Croll<br />
Nancy Duncan<br />
Phy IIis Deyo<br />
Carolyn Frey<br />
Only dormitory at SDSC " named for a<br />
sacred bird of the Aztecs.. houses 52 coeds<br />
from all parts of the U.S. organized in<br />
1937 ... advisor is Dean Mary Mendenhall<br />
... girls take active part in campus activities<br />
... student-faculty teas and Christmas party<br />
included on social calendar .... Fall officers<br />
were Peggy Giddings, president; Mari Iyn Perozzi,<br />
vice president; Mary Stone, secretary; and<br />
Phyllis Deyo, treasurer ... Phyllis Deyo was<br />
Spring president; Sue Stoppel, vice president;<br />
Mary VerSteeg, secretary; and Pauline Mansfield,<br />
treasurer ....<br />
Teddy Minder<br />
Dianne Nickerson<br />
Marilyn Perozzi<br />
Shirley Reise<br />
Dara Rittenhouse<br />
Geneva Rose<br />
Peggy<br />
Judy<br />
Giddings<br />
Hartwick<br />
Quetzal gals at dinnertime<br />
Barbara Sampson<br />
Ruth Smith<br />
Ruth Stahmer<br />
Best bibs and tuckers are put on for formal birthday celebration.<br />
Ann<br />
Arleen<br />
Hayden<br />
Hernesmaa<br />
. nd dates at Halloween party.<br />
Charades were in order for girls a<br />
Virginia Stemen<br />
Mary Stone<br />
Sue Stoppel<br />
Mary Houston<br />
Cheryl Jakie<br />
Carolyn Tamblyn<br />
Mary Ver Steege<br />
Marcia Weinberg<br />
Marilyn<br />
Edith<br />
Jennings<br />
Kalenick<br />
Joan Weining<br />
Maxine Winslow<br />
Greta Woods
-<br />
Group of men and women<br />
students organized to counsel<br />
Freshmen ... membership open<br />
to all students who have completed<br />
30 units with a Coverage<br />
or better . . . advisor is Mrs.<br />
Evangel ine LeBarron president<br />
was Phil Whitacre .<br />
Left to right, first row: Shirley Collamer, Patt McDermott, Kay Moran, Patsy Asquith,<br />
Donna Baxter, Phyllis Hetrick. Second row: Barbara Anderson Bonnie Morrison Ann<br />
Scharnikow, Elynor Moskowitz, Carol Seewald, Diane Ackerman, Ada Picaizen: Mrs.<br />
E~angellne LeBarron, George Sunga. Third row: Virgil Gentzler, Harry Hamber Don<br />
Ritchey, John Baldessari, Joe Rosa, Dick Blair, Phil Whitacre. '<br />
Left to right, first row: Phyllis Hetrick, Janet Stearns, Carol Bertschi, Adrienne Spore,<br />
Gertrude Hunter, Mary Martha Morgan, Connie Laughton. Second row: George Burnett,<br />
Hunter Charlton, William Bryan, William Griebner, Nancy Abbey, Barbara Schrumpf,<br />
Betty Dodge, Donna Alderson, Rev. J. Ogden Hoffman. Jr., Lt. Col Charles E. Mosse.<br />
Organized on the SDSC campus<br />
in 1946 ... international<br />
organization for Episcopal students<br />
. . . weekly Wednesday<br />
evening dinner meetings at St.<br />
Dunstan's Chapel ... discussion<br />
groups and seminars ... study<br />
of faith and practices of the<br />
Episcopal church. faculty<br />
advisor is Lt. Col. Charles Mosse.<br />
Xololl<br />
Canterbury<br />
Club<br />
Arnold<br />
Air Society<br />
Newman<br />
Club<br />
~~~ to right, r~w 1: Val Sanders, Lewis Acord, Jim McDermott, Darryl Hanson Kenn<br />
itcomb, Julian Moss. Row 2: Joel Snyder, Gene Brown Victor Long We~ Rob:<br />
Joe Wolschlag, Rudy Fowler. Row 3: Art Belenzon, Charle; Abbott, Ed Hubler Dick<br />
Hartley, Doug Nairne, Alfred Ruth. Row 4: Bevan Brown, Harvey Fleming' B b<br />
Messinger, Ronald Anderson, Bill Thomas. ' a<br />
Left to right, first row: Joyce O'Connor, Eddymaria Navarrete, Phil Rapp, Edith Flourie.<br />
Second row: Helen Strok, Elaine Mihalka, Yolanda Portillo, Mary Keller, Carol Brown.<br />
Third row: Sharon Flaherty, Marjorie Golus, Rose Marie Wiza, Mona Lee Renick,<br />
Maureen Desselle, Beverly Lepsch. Fourth row: Hazel Braddick, Charles Tardiff, Richard<br />
Wright, Rev. William Kraft, Alfonso Filipponi, Don Pierce, Arthur Ketteringham. Fifth<br />
roW: Bill Tucker,Bob Kinninger, Hugh Smith, Bud Pearson, Richard Loritz, Don Maloof,<br />
George Bartosik, Bill Finch .<br />
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. f!c:morary fraternity for upper<br />
division Air Science students.<br />
Third year on the SDSC<br />
campus .... Sponsored poster<br />
contest in conjunction with<br />
Clean Campus campaign .<br />
Co-sponsored Ai r Force Ba II. .<br />
Initiated Cadet of the Week series<br />
in The Aztec .... Presidents<br />
Joel Snyder and Kenny Whitcomb<br />
....<br />
Fellowship for Cathol ic students<br />
... fosters spiritual, intellectual<br />
and social interests<br />
. . affiliated with National<br />
Newman Club federation .<br />
annual get-acquainted party ..<br />
monthly Communion breakfasts<br />
... club named in honor of Cardinal<br />
Newman ....<br />
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Club offers program of fellowship<br />
and worship to Presbyterian<br />
students on call1pus . . . membership<br />
open to all other interested<br />
students ... weekly dinner<br />
meetings .. retreats and<br />
seminars. Fall and Spring<br />
banquets . . . presidents were<br />
Chuck Munion and Beverly Anderson<br />
....<br />
Left to right. first row: Shirley Baker, Ruth Hosick, Joanne Wenberg, Ruth Phillippi,<br />
Geraldine Berkman, Mary Sharpe, Beverly Anderson, Sarah Longman, Phyllis Hamilton,<br />
Dr. Leonard Chadwick. Second row: Phil Riley, Bob Comer, Sally McGill, Alison Arnold,<br />
Marilyn Sperry. Third row: Ellis Dugger, Chuck Munion, Duane Wenberg, Phil Smith.<br />
Left to right. first row: Beth Clark, Barbara Neal, Amteshwar Datar-Singh, Lydia Phokianou, Jeanette Crouch, Loraine Ray.<br />
Second row: Fujiko Nikao, Barbara Anderson, Eleanor Colaianni, Carol Tibbetts. Third row: Gamal Rahman, Alex Rigopoulos,<br />
Dorothy McCollom, Gail Wilson, Christine Washburn. Fourth row: Tom Thale, Robert Fung, Hollis Barber, Gerald Meanley,<br />
Charles Hanson. Fifth row: David Neptune, Herb Bickley, Wes Stafford, Virgil Gentzler, Lowell Culver, Bob Sweetwood.<br />
Wesley Club<br />
Westminster Club<br />
College<br />
YM· YW<br />
Very active on campus this<br />
year with aid of David Neptune,<br />
full-time director ... sponsored<br />
seminars and speakers to discuss<br />
problems of general interest to<br />
SDSC students frequent<br />
social gatherings ... presidents<br />
we re Steve De Ia no a nd Bob<br />
Sweetwood ....<br />
LRefttO rigBht,.first row: Rev. George Hoyle John Floyd Edith Flourie Aileen Schriefer,<br />
M osen'II 0d<br />
S enitezd' J ane t Pai arne, J oe H' art. Roberta Stephenson • Carol , Brown Mr. Jo h n<br />
eern . S econ D.row: NOzzie Jalimi, Marcella Bowers Patric{a Skeie Lyne'tte Maxey,<br />
TPat' r SSJe , ever , lane . ICkerson, J oan S trople, Buneva ' Ginn, Enchin ' Shaw, Jane H art,<br />
L rtCI~ Ander:.;:n, Mary Kellett, Bill Black Helen Schmidt Vernon Dorn Dick Adams,<br />
C~;{h ~own'Q ar~ia ~art, Larry Wherry. Third row: Dick' Martin Dean Jepson, Chuck<br />
shaw, F u,m Vy urner, Wayne Koomtz, Gordon Boyce Dan' Baine Ken Hoffert,<br />
Ed SIus er, ran k mgoe. "<br />
Oldest rei i g i 0 u s group on<br />
campus ... weekly Wednesday<br />
evening meetings at Rolando<br />
Methodist Church ... sponsor<br />
is Dr. John Paul Stone ... purpose<br />
of group is to provide<br />
Christian fellowship and develop<br />
personal religious life ... presidents<br />
were Dean Jepson and<br />
Joe Hart ....
Left to right, first row: Sue Wayte, Mary Helen Farrell, Mary Ann Green. Second row:<br />
Betty Coldiron, Sue Whelan, Nancy Sommers, Lois Mae Williams, Elsiemae Salter, Betty<br />
Graves. Third row: Frances Musgrave, Paul Turner, Mr. Pattee Evenson, Wes Stafford,<br />
Ron McConnehea, Jerry Hedrix, Ralph Andrews, Mr. Richard C. Flye, Seth Reed.<br />
Student c hap t e r of Music<br />
Educators' Nationa I Conference<br />
purpose is to aid professional<br />
growth among music education<br />
students monthly<br />
meetings highlighted by outside<br />
speakers and musical performances<br />
... furthers school music<br />
programs welcome tea and<br />
rectials .<br />
, ,<br />
Charlotte Atkinson<br />
Betty Dodge<br />
Ann Payne<br />
Margaret Barnett<br />
Barbara Graves<br />
Pat Razzeto<br />
Virginia<br />
Audrey<br />
Constance<br />
Barnett<br />
Grigsby<br />
Reams<br />
Nancy Cobleigh<br />
Barbara Moody<br />
Shirley Wooley<br />
Catherine<br />
Sharon<br />
Crothers<br />
Neal<br />
National honorary music society<br />
for women, Sigma Alpha Iota<br />
has nearly 100 active chapters<br />
throughout the United States ...<br />
strives for higher standards of<br />
musicianship .... Membership in<br />
Iota <strong>Del</strong>ta chapter of SAl depends<br />
on musicianship, scholarship and<br />
personal ity. . . . Participates in<br />
Christmas Vespers, musicales, college<br />
concerts. . . . Bi-monthly<br />
meetings .... Sponsors welcome<br />
teas for new students . . .<br />
MENC<br />
Phi Mu Alpha<br />
Sigma Alpha Iota<br />
Dance Club<br />
Left to right, first row: Bill Lockman, Mr. Norman Rost, Bob Womack. Second row:<br />
Bill McGregory, Mr. Richard C. Flye, Dick Harvey, Pat Jordan, Deane Smith. Third row:<br />
Don Clark, Darrell Downs, Charles Freebern, Jim Johnson, Sherman Adamson, John<br />
Moen. Fourth row: Norman Fleming, Bill Black, Mr. Pattee Evenson, Keith Polk, James<br />
Nelson, Ralph Andrews.<br />
Left to right, seated: Lynn Ray, Julie Johnson, Pat P~terson, .Carl Tressler. Kneeling:<br />
Donna Goodwin Margaret Ellis, Alicia Weeks, Pat Nisley, LIZ Dale, Jody Wulbern,<br />
Carol Tibbetts,' Mrs. Mary Ross. Standing: Virginia Olds, .Jane M~tthews, Leanna<br />
Draper, Miss Evelyn Lockman, Mary Jane McCauley, Caroline Williams, Judy Mc-<br />
Campbell.<br />
National men's honorary music<br />
fraternity . . . open to students<br />
with a 1.75 average in<br />
all music courses ... sponsors<br />
programs open to all students<br />
... by-monthly meetings ...<br />
strives to grant recognition to<br />
outstanding musicians ... national<br />
group came to SDSC in<br />
1950 ....<br />
Dance Club offers a variety<br />
of act iv itie s in the field of<br />
"dance as expression" ... organized<br />
in 1949 ... purpose is<br />
to stimulate interest in dance<br />
as a creative art ... members<br />
participated this year in a TV<br />
series, under the direction of<br />
Miss Evelyn Lockman, sponsor.<br />
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Group of pre-medical and predental<br />
students ... bi-monthly<br />
meetings to discuss problems in<br />
the fields of medicine and dentistry<br />
formally organized in<br />
1952 named for Aesculapius,<br />
Roman god of medicine<br />
... pre-requisites for membership<br />
include completion of thirty<br />
units with 1.5 grade average....<br />
Left to right, first row: Cecelia Cox, Janet Strobel, Bill Gookin, Dr. Allen Baker, Ron<br />
Rickey, Ken Toth, Les Wynston. Second row: Dave Hoffman, Norma File, Sylvia<br />
Jennings, Constance Plummer, Ann Hart, Corinne Bonaventura, Ray Woodmansee.<br />
Third row: Carolyn Tamblyn, Vera Winters, Bruce Richardson, Bruce Lightfoot, Joe<br />
Sisson, Don Myers. Fourth row: Michael Friedlander, AI McLeod, Tom Onak, Charlene<br />
Anderson, Eldon Winston, Laird Gale. Fifth row: Charles Earl, Curtis Sanders, Charles<br />
Park, Jack Lewis, Mort Jorgenson, Frank Araiza, Curt Perry, Eric Johnson.<br />
Lllft to right, first row: Dr. Roy Cameron, Bob Comer, Leland Montgomery, Leonard<br />
Pax, AI M.uller. Second row: Pablo Fernandez, <strong>Del</strong> Conner, AI Funk, Fred Ross, Jack<br />
Dunn. Thwl row: Paul Meuwen )erg, John B::len, Rhynard Stoffregan, John Hartman,<br />
Bo':> Herr. Fourth row: George Parker, Paul Strong, Harold Goodr.ch Bill Swandt Jack<br />
Yo.nke. Fifth row: Curtis Smith, Bill Palmer, Alfred Napolske, Tom 'Eastlick, Alejandro<br />
l.oiaz a.<br />
Fraternity for men with majors<br />
in the fields of economics<br />
and commerce . . . organized<br />
in 1932 ... bi-monthly dinner<br />
meetings with outside speakers<br />
... membership open to students<br />
who have completed 30 units<br />
with a 1.0 overall grade average<br />
... designed to acquaint business<br />
and economics stu den t s<br />
with current problems in their<br />
fields ....<br />
Aesculapians<br />
Tau Sigma<br />
American Chemical Society<br />
Pi Omega<br />
Pi<br />
Left to right, first row: Noel Fishman, Tom Gentry, Harold Pearson Irving Frob'<br />
Myron Shapero, Peter Fleming. Second row: Joseph Sisson, Louise Vanslager, Syll:T~<br />
Jennings, Carolyn Tamblyn, Bruce Thompson, Tetsuyo Kashima, Frank Ariza. Third<br />
row: R. D. Harwood, Humberto RUlZ, Thomas Tucker Lee Slatore Mort Jo<br />
Bill Grundon, Lionel Joseph, R. W. Isensee, David Hoffman. r rgenson,<br />
Left to righ.t, first row: Dr. E. Dana Gibson, Rosemary Pierce, Mrs. Evangeline<br />
LeBarron, Mildred Bednar, Gretchen Thornton, Georgia <strong>Del</strong>ls, Miss Edna West, Mary<br />
Garcia. Second row: Wallace Dickenson, Frank Verdone, Bill Ketler, Miss Georgia<br />
Amsden, Miss Lura Lynn Straub, Joe Sowa.<br />
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. Professional society for cher:n-<br />
Istry majors . . . sponsor distinguished<br />
chemists as outside<br />
speakers ... field trips, motion<br />
pictures, demonstrations . . .<br />
strives to f 0 st e r professional<br />
spirit and aid members in<br />
achieving professional goals..<br />
National honorary business<br />
education fraternity ... chapter<br />
installed at SDSC in 1949 .<br />
monthly business meetings ...<br />
membership pre-requisites include<br />
completion of 15 units of<br />
business education courses with<br />
a 1.75 average in those subjects<br />
. . . unites students preparing<br />
for careers as business education<br />
teachers ....<br />
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National honorary society for<br />
students outstanding in the field<br />
grade-level education ... membership<br />
open to women with a<br />
1.8 overall grade average ... bimonthly<br />
business meetings in<br />
members' homes ... social meetings<br />
with guest speakers .<br />
advisers are Miss Isabella Hammack<br />
and Miss Beryl Campbell<br />
... president was Wilma<br />
Schroeder....<br />
Left to right, first row: Carole Alstadt, Betty Folger, Wilma Schroeder, Geneva Rose,<br />
Nancy Sandy, Jane Barta. Second row: Ruth Voll, Martha Schoensee, Mae Hallock,<br />
Shirley Reise, Nadine Glines, Janice Hoff, Miss Isabella Hammack, Miss Martha Hays.<br />
Third row: Sylvia Evans, Ruth Baumgart, Sue Shearer, Dorothy Vulliet, Mary Kay<br />
Leppert, Georgia Giragi, Jean Kimbell, Marilyn Perozzi.<br />
Left to right, first row: Elsie Soqo, Margaret Thompson Miss Katherine E. Corbett<br />
Barbara Mills, Shirley Reise. Second row: Don Wyman Marian Nuttall Geneva Rose'<br />
William McHugh, Marilyn Perozzi, Shirley Collamer, Mari~n Holcomb.' ,<br />
Honorary education fraternity<br />
.. local chapter establ ished in<br />
1927 ... advisor is Miss Katherine<br />
Corbett ... president was<br />
Don Wyman .. lectures by<br />
noted educators. monthly<br />
business meetings . frequent<br />
social gatherings ....<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Phi Upsilon<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi<br />
Phi Alpha<br />
Theta<br />
Alpha<br />
Mu Gamma<br />
L~ft ~o right, first row: Harry Angel, Jack Eads, Ellis Dugger, Lamar Godwin, John<br />
Highfill,. George Monta, Mr '. John Merrill, Geraldine Ball. Second row: Edward Clarkson,<br />
Dr. Lewis B. Lesl:y, Dr. Lionel Ridout, Dr. Katherine Ragen, Seth Carpenter, Lowell<br />
Culver, Jarratt Willett, Hugh Dawley, Dr. Kramer Rohfleisch Dr. Abraham Na t'<br />
Jay Platner. r sa rr,<br />
Left to right, first row: John Inman, Mort Jorgenson Lowell Culver Frank Araiza<br />
Michael Tuve, Hubert Oppe, Second row: Betty Tyschen: Joan Hamilton; Patia Andrews;<br />
Bill Heaton, B. B. Bullard, Betty Fowler, Jim Fish, Beverly Anderson, Dr. Walter Phillips,<br />
Dr. Ernest Wolf, Dr. Elizabeth Brown, Mr. Clifford Baker.<br />
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National honorary history fraternity<br />
... local chapter affiliated<br />
in 1948 ... outgrowth of<br />
SDSC History Club ... advisor<br />
is Dr. Kramer Rohfleisch . . .<br />
group encourages study of history<br />
and recognizes outstanding<br />
achievement in this field . . .<br />
Geraldine Ball was president '.' .<br />
membership qualifications Include<br />
completion of 12 units of<br />
history with a 2.0 average pius<br />
a 2.0 average in two-thirds of<br />
college work outside the field<br />
of history ....<br />
National honorary language<br />
fraternity ... organized in 1934<br />
to bring together students outstanding<br />
in the field of foreign<br />
language adviser is Dr. Leslie<br />
Brown presidents were Hope<br />
Ulloa and Lowell Culver ....<br />
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Nationa I honora ry forensics<br />
fraternity ... establ ished on this<br />
campus in 1948 ... founded to<br />
promote public speaking ...<br />
membership pre-requisites include<br />
participation in an intercollegiate<br />
deb ate tournament<br />
... adviser is Dr. John Ackley<br />
president was Phil Whitacre.<br />
Le!t to ~ight, first row: Sally Bird, Jennie Jo Warriner, Loren Acord, Tony McPeak,<br />
Phil Whitacre. Second row: Andy Simpson, Dr. Ackley, Dr. Benjamin Ada Picaizen<br />
Jean Pratt, Bill McGrath. Third row: Jerry Mcintyre, Dan Weston, Lewis Acord, Joel<br />
Snyder, Elanor Moskowitz.<br />
Left to right, first row: Dr. L. E. Smith, Selman Berg, William Daly, Gale Wilkins, Dr.<br />
Lester Skol~1. Second row: J:!'r. Frank Howard, Earl Martin, John Chaparro, Malcolm<br />
Inman. Third row: Dr. David C. Kalbfell, Russ Condon, Dick Kalstrom, Dr. Chesney<br />
Moe. Fourth row: Robert Buzzard, Leland Reel, Lambert Dolphin, Robert Love.<br />
National physics honor soc!ety<br />
'.' . membership pre-requisites<br />
Include completion of 8<br />
units of physics with a 2.5 average<br />
plus a 1.5 overall average<br />
... local chop.er orqcni zed in<br />
1940 ... ou growrh of Physics<br />
Club . purpose is to promote<br />
i,:terest in the physics profes-<br />
St Ol"I . . . speakers field trips<br />
bi-monthly meeting~. . . . '<br />
Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Theatre<br />
Guild<br />
Sigma Pi Sigma<br />
Society of<br />
Automotive Engineers<br />
Left. to right, first row: Bob Cha':'lber, Shirley Bamford, Leah Grigsby, Phyllis Mollick<br />
Marilyn Skinner, Walt Stump, Dick Mattson,. Alberta Casey, Phyllis Hetrick, Bobbi~<br />
Baker, Don Ward. Second row: Pat Hansen Shirley Johnson Don Donnelly St M<br />
T H B'II D Th C b : r , r<br />
om ays, an oore<br />
I yer, ea or ett, Louis Abramson. Third row: Lyndon Co t V 'I<br />
McClure. ur er, a<br />
Left to ri~h~, ~irst row: Elvis E:vans, Emanuel DiGiulio, Bill Simpson, Bibiano Maderazo,<br />
George Olibieri. Second row: Jim Creel, Bill Newberry, George Swanson Duane Prosser<br />
Evan Ogden, Charles Roos, Juan Orendain. Third row: John Gibbs 'George Andert'<br />
Alan Dale, Howard Howell, Wes Shipway. "<br />
I<br />
88<br />
Open to students who have<br />
completed 20 hours of work on<br />
a Theatre Guild production ...<br />
group works for better theatre<br />
presentation and provides opportunity<br />
for those interested<br />
in working towards membership<br />
in Skull and Dagger, honora~y<br />
dran:atic society ... advisor ~s<br />
E. Kingsley Povenmire presIdent<br />
was Phyll is Hetrick .<br />
Objective is to give the engineering<br />
stu den t an understanding<br />
of his profession ...<br />
trips to local plants and monthly<br />
lectures by engineering experts<br />
. . . encourages fell ow s hip<br />
... organized at SDSC in 1948<br />
among students in automotive<br />
engineering field president<br />
was Evan Ogden.<br />
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Strives to promote better understanding<br />
among students in<br />
the fie~d of electronics ... trips<br />
to radio and TV stations and<br />
the Naval Electronics Lab ...<br />
adviser is Dr. David Kalbfell .<br />
president was Leland Reel. ...<br />
Left to right,. first row: . Bill Daly, Antero Lehto, Earl Martin, Gale Wilkins, Bill Schmitz<br />
Gene Augustin, Dr. David .c. Kalbfell. Second row: J. C. Parker, Steve Jackman Ronald<br />
Gr~sch, J rrn Creel, Sol Bialek, AI Brengle. Third row: Dr: Lester L. Skolil 'Howard<br />
Smith, Lambert Dolphin, Leland Reel, Duane Wenberg. '<br />
!<br />
l<br />
Left to right, fi~st. row: Mr. Flor, Mr. Marshall Cade, Juan Orenda in, Jimmy Cartee.<br />
Second row: Frisbie Killman, George Edwards, Howard Livermore, Jim Jacobs. Third<br />
row: . Lawrence Wherry, Frank Hughes, Dick Suszko, Harold Hogan, Roxey Barber, Mr.<br />
Martin Cappo<br />
Strives to develop professional<br />
spirit among SDSC civil engineering<br />
students ... any student<br />
enrolled in civil engineering curriculum<br />
eligible for membership<br />
. .. movies, field trips, outside<br />
speakers . . . formed in 1948<br />
as branch of Cal's student chapter<br />
of A.S.C.E ....<br />
Institute of<br />
Radio Engineers<br />
The Aztec Engineer<br />
Engineer's<br />
A. S. C. E.<br />
Association<br />
Left to right, first row: Annis Quiggle Alicia W k J .<br />
Wherry. Second row: Frisbie Killman 'Charles M~e s, ~kleA M~rrill, Jim Dale, Larry<br />
Condon, Joe Thornberry, Jim Jacobs, G~orge Andert. rgan, r. rt ur C. Wimer, Russell<br />
Left to right, first row: Ray Ditto, Duane Wenberg, Jim Jacobs, Bill Schmitz, Murray<br />
Mott, George Swanson, Alan Dale, Roxey Barber, Antero Lehto Juan Orendain Alan<br />
Brengle, Gene Augustin. Second row: Wes Shipway, Joe Thornberry, Duane Prosser,<br />
Evan Ogden, Ron Evey, George Edwards, Bill Newberry, Elvis Evans.<br />
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Meeting with overwhelming<br />
approval from stu den t sand<br />
community was the Aztec Engine~r<br />
~uring its first year of<br />
publication ... fulfilled a longoverdue<br />
need for such a magazine<br />
on campus . . . covered<br />
many phases of engineering research<br />
and projects ... editors<br />
were Juan Orendain and Frisbie<br />
Killman ....<br />
Strives to further standing of<br />
SDSC graduates in all fields of<br />
engineering ... promotes student<br />
interest in engineering activities<br />
and en c 0 u ra g e s high<br />
scholastic standing . . . presidents<br />
were Wes Shipway and<br />
Joe Thornberry ... films, picnics<br />
included in activities ... formed<br />
in 1947....<br />
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Honors
Highest honor for senior women<br />
... membership limited to<br />
12 in the Fall and 15 in the<br />
Spring ... members tapped at<br />
each semester's A.W.S. banquet<br />
... qualifications include 1.5<br />
overall average and work in<br />
three extra-curricular fields ...<br />
established on campus in 1932<br />
patterned after Mortar<br />
Board national honorary .<br />
chancellor was Sarah Longman<br />
... on-campus advisor is Dean<br />
Mary Mendenhall. ...<br />
Blue Key<br />
John Ackley<br />
John Baldessari<br />
Arthur Belenzon<br />
Ray Dahlin<br />
Darrell Downs<br />
Virgil Gentzler<br />
DEAN MARY MENDENHALL, ADVISER<br />
Men's national honor fraternity<br />
... qual ifications include<br />
grade point average above the<br />
all men's average and outstanding<br />
work in two extra-curricular<br />
fields ... members tapped twice<br />
during the year ... sponsors two<br />
scholarships each year ... conducts<br />
lost and found auctions<br />
... established on campus in<br />
1933 ... on-campus advisor is<br />
Dr. Lewis Lesl ie ... presidents<br />
were Danny Hale and Ronnie<br />
Greenberg ....<br />
Tom Goodbody<br />
Ronnie Greenberg<br />
Danny Hale<br />
Paul Held<br />
Robert Knudson<br />
Lewis Lesley<br />
Edmund Nuttall<br />
Herbert Peiffer<br />
Herbert Peterson<br />
Cap and<br />
Gown<br />
Dr. Lewis Leslie, Adviser<br />
Duane Pillsbury<br />
LJon Ritchey<br />
Joe Rosa<br />
SPRING TAPPEES-Sittingl, left to right: Jeanne Kloss Blair, Carolyn<br />
Butler, Marian Knight, Adrienne Sport. Standing: Sylvia Jennings,<br />
Pat Razetto, Margie Montgomery, Amteshwar Datar-Singh.<br />
Norman Rost<br />
George Sunga<br />
Robert Waller<br />
Phil<br />
Gilbert<br />
Whitacre<br />
Zimmerman<br />
Mary Hoke<br />
Betty Dodge<br />
Phyllis Hetrick<br />
Clingman<br />
Sarah Longman Jacqu ilin Merri II<br />
Pat Earnest<br />
Pat McGee<br />
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Marie Beatty Kay Gillette<br />
Farrar<br />
Leanne Shively Jennie Jo Warriner<br />
Shirley<br />
Helms<br />
Joan Wood<br />
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Beverly Anderson John Baldessari<br />
Art Belenzon<br />
Gene Brown Mary Hoke Clingman Shirley Collamer Darrell Downs<br />
Virgil Gentzler Kay Gillette Tom Goodbody Ronnie Greenberg<br />
Danny Hale Shirley Helms Phyllis Hetrick Bob Knudsen<br />
Who's<br />
Who in<br />
and<br />
American<br />
Universities<br />
Colleges<br />
Sarah<br />
Longman<br />
Don Ritchey<br />
Joe Rosa Leanne Shively<br />
Joel Snyder George Sunga<br />
Bob Waller Jennie Jo Warriner Phil Whitacre Joan Wood
Marianne Benjamin<br />
Jackie Cathcart<br />
Donna Dickson<br />
Sharon Flaherty<br />
Honorary service organization for sophomore<br />
and junior men ... presidents were<br />
Ray Dahlin and Bernie Sosna ... group<br />
supervises painting and lighting of the "5"<br />
on Black Mountain ... assist in Freshman<br />
orientation . . . strive to promote school<br />
spirit. . advisor is Dick Thomas<br />
nineteenth year on campus name<br />
means "Chosen Warriors" ....<br />
Maren Hueback<br />
Barbara Johnson<br />
Pat Johnson<br />
LoWayne Kay<br />
Eileen Lagle<br />
Dona Larson<br />
Honorary service organization for lower<br />
division women . . . membership gained<br />
through 20 hours of service to the school<br />
... name is Aztec spelled backwards ...<br />
new members tapped at semi-annual AWS<br />
banquets .' . . projects include assisting<br />
~Ith elections and card tricks ... advisor<br />
IS Dr. Harriet Haskell ... presidents were<br />
Joanne Weston and?<br />
Dickie Thomas, Advisor<br />
Lee Lowery<br />
Mary Lou McClain Dr. Harriet Haskell, Advisor<br />
Barbara McNary<br />
Adele McRae<br />
Yvonne Mollison<br />
Joan Stubbs<br />
Joan Weston<br />
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Robert Beachler<br />
Arthur Belen:mn<br />
. Dick Blair<br />
Dougias Brunson<br />
Ray Dahlin<br />
Rhudy Fowler<br />
Lee Granell<br />
Ronald Greenberg<br />
Henry Hall<br />
Rex Hammock<br />
Gary Hemming<br />
Robert House<br />
Jim Hunt<br />
Jim Jacobs<br />
Mort Jorgensen<br />
Fred Leonard<br />
Dean Leptich<br />
Richard Mackie<br />
Kay Madsen<br />
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Jerry Mcintire<br />
Alan Mishne<br />
Thomas Moon<br />
Doug Nairne<br />
Edward Philbin<br />
Howard Pray<br />
Don Ritchey<br />
Joe Rosa<br />
Charles Royer<br />
Richard Seymore<br />
Bernard Sosna<br />
George Sunga<br />
Dickie Thomas<br />
Gail Thompson<br />
Jack Thompson<br />
Phil Whitacre
Sororities<br />
and<br />
Fraternities<br />
;<br />
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Panhellenic<br />
Alpha Chi Omega<br />
Pat Ashcraft<br />
Jeanette Boyd<br />
Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Lillian Ellison<br />
Jane Rainaldi<br />
Strives to promote cooperative spirit<br />
among campus sororities .... Presents<br />
trophy each semester to the sorority<br />
Gamma Phi Beta KappalAlpha Theta Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
woman with the highest grade point<br />
Ja:kie Cathcart Barbara Camillo Norma Collins<br />
average. Officers chosen on a<br />
Mary Kay Leppert Ann Taylor<br />
Mary Eads<br />
rotation basis .... President was Pat<br />
McGee, while Jackie Cathcart was vice<br />
president, Carol Hannah, secretary;<br />
and Beverly Anderson, treasurer ....<br />
Advisor is Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron .<br />
. . . Sponsored Fall Pledge Presents at<br />
House of Hospitality. Fall postrush<br />
adopted with great success ....<br />
Council<br />
Informal Spring rushing throughout<br />
the semester. . . .<br />
Pi Beta Phi<br />
Marlene Benjamin<br />
Kay Gillette<br />
Sigma<br />
Dolores<br />
Beverly<br />
Kappa<br />
Allesio<br />
Anderson<br />
Alpha Phi<br />
Marie Beatty Farrar<br />
Pat McGee<br />
Alpha Xi <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Rae Deatrick<br />
Nancy Duncan<br />
Chi Omega<br />
Carol Doughty<br />
Leanne Shively<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Zeta<br />
Joan Ferguson<br />
Carol Hannah<br />
Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron<br />
Advisor<br />
JUNIOR PANHELLENIC AND CHAIRMAN-KAY GILLETTE<br />
Left to right, back row: Alicia McNulla, June Edwards, Kathleen Busby, Lois Hampson,<br />
Mary Ganger, Donna Baxter, Jean Satterlee, Jeanne DuPaul, Shirley Hagins. Middle row:<br />
Mary Smith, Susie Gregory, Barbara Barratt, Marjorie Petz, Kay Gillette, Jo Francisco, Yvonne<br />
mollison, Helen Dikins.· Front row: Jeanette Zurcher, Thelma Johnston, Patricia Ellis, Nancy<br />
Daly, Dorothy McCollom.<br />
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Group came on campus in October. Occupied an<br />
apartment this year on Montezuma Road. Pi Lams hope to<br />
affiliate with a national sorority in the near future .... Presidents<br />
were Norma Simmons and Iris Leeds .... Valentine party,<br />
Thanksgiving dinner, formal installation dance, and New Year's<br />
breakfast topped social calendar .... Secretary of Treble Clef<br />
was Lilliam Siayen .... Ethel Schwartz, Carole Simmons, Arlene<br />
Mihlman , Reitha Stokes , and Bunnie Goodman served on the<br />
Blue Book Ball committee ...<br />
Pi Alpha<br />
Lambda<br />
Maxine Gerson<br />
Margie Goodman<br />
PUBLIC RELATIONS, left to right, back row: Beverly Beyette, Jane<br />
Rainaldi, Sylvia Jennings, Ruth Howell, LoWayne Kay, Jackie Merrill,<br />
Nancy Hartley. Front row; Alicia Weeks, Priscilla Gale, Peggy<br />
Giddings.<br />
PLEDGE TRAINERS (Supervisors), left to right, standing: Donnis<br />
Nagy, Marilyn Close, Sue Shearer. Seated: Cecelia Cox, Berna<br />
Tipton, Jeanie Rayho, Betsy Frank, Shirley Alcorn, Carol Doughty.<br />
P I ALPHA<br />
LAMBDA<br />
Iris Leeds<br />
Arline Mihlman<br />
Founded on October 12,<br />
1953, at San Diego<br />
State College,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
Ethel Schwartz<br />
Barbara Shames<br />
Located at<br />
6191 Montezuma Road,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
RUSH CHAIRMEN, left to right, back row: Sally McGill, Catherine<br />
Mann, Dona Larson. Front row; Susie Gregory, Marian Knight,<br />
Carol Hannah, Ann Taylor, Carol Karns, Joan Stubbs.<br />
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN, left to right, back row: Yvonne Leveque,<br />
Carol Shea, Barbara Camillo. Middle row: Rena Bouton, Beverly<br />
Butler, Norma Collins, Pat McNabb, Constance Denham. Front row:<br />
Julia Anaya, Barbara Kelly.<br />
Carole<br />
Norma<br />
Simmons<br />
Simmons<br />
Pi Lams pose with Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron, guest speaker, following the sorority's<br />
formal installation dinner in the fall.<br />
Lillian<br />
Reitha<br />
Siayen<br />
Stokes<br />
SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMEN, left to right, standing: Donna Dickson<br />
Norma Jones. Seated: Betty Wooley, Ann Schnarikow, Suzann~<br />
Penland, Nancy Duncan, Jeanette Osborne Barbara Clark Diane<br />
Entringer, Barbara McNary. ' r<br />
~~ AND~R~S, left to right, standing: Carolyn Larson Mary Smiley,<br />
de~;Z; IS er, Joan ~cCollum, Dona Larson. Seated; Barbara Bal-<br />
.' GM:Lh' Ross, Alice Holmes, Carole Alstadt Katherine Moore,<br />
Ch erre UIC ard. r<br />
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Joan Allen<br />
Pat Ashcraft<br />
Mary Jo Leavitt<br />
Barbara Ann<br />
Lentz<br />
Barbara<br />
Jane<br />
Barratt<br />
Barta<br />
Joan Martinolich<br />
Joan Massey<br />
Jeanette Boyd<br />
June Edwards<br />
Spring Pledges, left to right: Beverly Foster, Shirley Acor Paula D'Amour FI<br />
L I K . B I ' , orence<br />
ag e, atie 0 and, Patty Carone.<br />
Cream or lemon? Who's Esther Williams, anyhow?<br />
Marjorie<br />
Montgomery<br />
Barbara E. Moody<br />
Marilyn Engberg<br />
Inna Gardner<br />
Carol Gudmunson<br />
Shirley Helms<br />
Margarette Helton<br />
Gloria Hodge<br />
Alpha<br />
ALPHA CHI OMEGA<br />
Founded on<br />
October 15, 1885, at<br />
De Pauw University.<br />
Chi Omega<br />
Local Gamma Nu<br />
chapter founded<br />
* *<br />
in 1950.<br />
*<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospital ity,<br />
room 6.<br />
Tinsel Twirl Christmas formal was major event on the A<br />
Chi 0 social calendar. . Who's Who and Cap and Gown<br />
claimed Shirley Helms. Junior class vice president was<br />
Beverly Jones .... Betty Jo Small served as AWS treasurer .<br />
Joy Gunson was crowned Sweetheart of Tau Kappa Epsilon .<br />
Holding membership in Cetza were LoWayne Kay and Eileen<br />
Lagle .... Tapped for Cap and Gown was Collegiate Corner<br />
Columnist Margie Montgomery. AS secretary was Pat<br />
McNabb. Blue Book Ball Queen candidates were June<br />
Edwards and Margaret Helton .... June Edwards also served<br />
on the court of the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl and was a finalist<br />
for Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts Attendant to the<br />
homecoming queen was Barbara Lentz LoWayne Kay was<br />
an attendant to the Sigma Pi Orchid Queen Presidents were<br />
Jeanette Boyd and Pat Ashcraft .... Sorority founded at DePauw<br />
University in 1885 .... Local chapter installed in 1950 ....<br />
Prominent alumnae include Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.;<br />
Gladys Swarthout, Columnist Dorothy Thompson, and Carrie<br />
Jacobs Bond ....<br />
"<br />
Beverly M"ore<br />
Pat McNabb<br />
Shirley Offord<br />
Suzanne Penland<br />
Veda Prince<br />
Stanlyn Roberts<br />
Anna Katherine<br />
Jones<br />
Beverly Jones<br />
And Lipton's next contestants ...<br />
Dorothy Schnug<br />
Betty J 0 Sma II<br />
LoWayne Kay<br />
Lorene Kerns<br />
Mary<br />
Betty<br />
Smiley<br />
Wei ker<br />
Eileen Lagle<br />
June Laughon<br />
Gail Wilson<br />
Ann Zamberlan
Julia Anaya<br />
Marilyn Close<br />
Nancy Moore<br />
Sharon Morris<br />
Carol Coker<br />
Lorett a Deeds<br />
Diane Dewey<br />
Donna Dee<br />
Dickson<br />
Never underestimate the power of a 5ig.<br />
Aleda<br />
Ann<br />
McNulla<br />
Perkins<br />
How clever of you! You're engaged!<br />
Marilou Ditmars<br />
Mary Alice<br />
Dorntge<br />
Lillian Ellison<br />
Nadine Glines<br />
Betty Hobbs<br />
Patsy Hogan<br />
Freshman class secretary was Barbara Renke. . .. Carol<br />
Karns served as AWS secretary. President of WRA was<br />
Joyce Hollands. Lillian Ellison was an attendant to the<br />
homecoming queen .... Christmas open house, pledge fete in<br />
the mountains, Spring formal were included on the social calendar<br />
.... Annual party for the cerebral palsied young adults ....<br />
Exchanges with Tekes, <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigs, Sig Eps, and ATOs .... Presidents<br />
were Lillian Ellison and Carol Karns .... Attendant to<br />
the Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts was Margaret Schlacks.<br />
... AWS Board member was Donna Dickson .... Barbara Killian<br />
was tapped for Cetza .... Sorority founded at Syracuse University<br />
in 1904 ... , Local chapter installed in 1949 .... Prominent<br />
AGDs include Fran All ison, of "Kukla, Fran, and all ie;" and<br />
Agnes Newton Keith, author of "Three Came Horne." ...<br />
ALPHA GAMMA DELTA<br />
Founded on<br />
May 30, 1904, at<br />
Syracuse University,<br />
Syracuse, N.Y.<br />
Local <strong>Del</strong>ta Eta chapter<br />
founded in 1949.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospitality,<br />
room 11.<br />
Ruth Phillippi<br />
Jane Rainaldi<br />
Judy Rasmussen<br />
Joanne Riley<br />
Karen Rose<br />
Sonya Rydberg<br />
Alpha Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Tressie Sever<br />
Peggy Southard<br />
Dorothy Ann<br />
Johnson<br />
Connie Kane<br />
"Pledges shalt not ditch," Repeat, please.<br />
c:. PI dges I.h to right: Gaie Yenrick, Barbara Killian, Carolyn Vosteen, Carol<br />
.. pring e ,. Peters, Margaret Schlacks.<br />
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Joan Thomson<br />
Jane Wilson<br />
Carol Karns<br />
Nancy King<br />
Judy Woods<br />
Carolyn Larson<br />
Betty Madden<br />
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Shirley Alcorn<br />
Olga Angus<br />
Edith<br />
Gloria<br />
Parkin<br />
Pearson<br />
Marie<br />
Barbara<br />
Beatty<br />
Boland<br />
Ann Peterson<br />
Sharon Schiller<br />
Joyce<br />
Pat<br />
Johnson<br />
Morton<br />
Pat Johnson Barbara Jones<br />
Mary Lou McClain Patricia McC"rmick<br />
Bettisu Jones<br />
Pat McGee<br />
Cyndy<br />
Kay<br />
Larrabee<br />
McGraw<br />
Linda<br />
Beverly<br />
Braun<br />
Butler<br />
And at the offices of friendly Dr. Smith-that's spelled S-m-i-t-h ...<br />
Judy<br />
Angela<br />
Scott<br />
Shilling<br />
Carolyn<br />
Barbara<br />
Butler<br />
Clark<br />
Sally Ann Cooper<br />
Peggy Cotton<br />
Marty<br />
Diane<br />
Crawley<br />
Dowers<br />
ALPHA<br />
Alpha<br />
PHI<br />
Founded on October 10,<br />
1872, at Syracuse<br />
University, Syracuse,<br />
New York.<br />
Local Gamma Alpha<br />
chapter founded In<br />
1949.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospital ity,<br />
room 1.<br />
Phi<br />
Reigning as homecoming queen was Eloda Miller Grigsby .<br />
. Joan Williams was crowned Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight<br />
Girl. ... Ann Peterson was named "Miss Dogpatch" at the AWS<br />
Dogpatch Drag .... Serving on the court of the Dream Girl of<br />
Pi Kappa Alpha were Pat Johnson and Shirley Mulin .... Kay<br />
Drag, Sharon Schiller, and Jody Wulbern were candidates for<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi Dream Girl. ... Blue Book Ball Queen candidates<br />
were Tweetie Smith, Bobbie Jones, and Jody Wulbern ....<br />
Jody was also a finalist for Sweetheart of TKE and was a candidate<br />
for AFROTC Queen .... Cap and Gown members were<br />
Marie Beatty, Carolyn Butler, and Pat McGee, Panhellenic president<br />
.... Barbara Wolter, Mary Lou McClain, Sharon Flaherty,<br />
and Pat Johnson held membership in Cetza .... On the AWS<br />
Board were Ann Peterson, M. L. Ross, Carolyn Butler, and<br />
Beverly Butler. Secretary of the Junior class was Joyce<br />
Johnson Barbara Wolter was Spring news editor of The<br />
Aztec Mother's Day breakfast, father-daughter barbecue,<br />
Christmas formal, and Spring formal topped social calendar.<br />
... Presidents were Marie Beatty and Carolyn Butler .... Sorority<br />
founded at Syracuse University in 1872 .... SDSC chapter<br />
installed in 1949 ....<br />
Tweetie Smith<br />
Joan Stubbs<br />
Carman Sturak<br />
Carolyn Swenson<br />
Diane Thrailkill<br />
Eleanor Watson<br />
Sharon<br />
Eloda<br />
Flaherty<br />
Grigsby<br />
Please try, girls. W d ' .<br />
e on t want to make another wretched showing.<br />
Spring Pledges, left to right, Row 1: Carolyn Swenson, Teresa Covey, Sharilyn<br />
McSwan. Row 2: Jane Crawford, Kay Drag, Shirley Mulin, Florence Rusk, Susie<br />
Sundberg.<br />
Joan Williams<br />
Barbara Wolter<br />
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Paula<br />
Jayne<br />
Haake<br />
Hatfield<br />
Phyllis Wood<br />
Jody Wulbern<br />
Gail<br />
Mary<br />
Holden<br />
Jacobs<br />
Jeannette<br />
Zurcher<br />
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Mary Lou Adams<br />
Martha Anderson<br />
Barbara<br />
Rena<br />
Balderree<br />
Bouton<br />
Margie Petz<br />
Jean Pratt<br />
Rae Deatrich<br />
Nancy Duncan<br />
And following the bathing suit special at popular downtown store ...<br />
Norma File<br />
Shirley Hagins<br />
Sylvia Jennings<br />
Catherine Mann<br />
Pauline Mansfield<br />
Lynette Maxey<br />
Reigning as Sigma Phil Epsilon Queen of Hearts was Luana<br />
Patton .... Donnis Nagy, Sylvia Jennings, and Barbara Balderree<br />
served on the AWS Board .... WRA Board member was Martha<br />
Anderson .... Finalist for Sweetheart of TKE was Nancy Duncan .<br />
. Presidents were Mary Rae Deatrich and Barbara Balderree .<br />
. . . Sponsored winning "St. Patrick" candidate, George Sunga.<br />
... Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta Pi members were Barbara Schrumph and Shirley<br />
Reise .... Jean Pratt was selected for Pi Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta .... Cap<br />
and Gown tapped Sylvia Jennings .... Margie Petz was on The<br />
Aztec staff .... Alpha Xi's won trophy for placing first in the<br />
Pi Phi chrysanthemum sale .... Come As Your Secret Ambition<br />
party at Halloween, annual Rose Dance, Senior Party, and Christmas<br />
dance were included on the social calendar .... Sorority<br />
founded at Lombard College, Galesburg, Illinois, in 1893 ....<br />
Chapter installed on SDSC campus in 1949 .... Prominent members<br />
of the sorority include Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron of the<br />
SDSC faculty, "Buy-Lines" Columnist Nancy Sasser, and Mrs.<br />
D. Hale Berlin, well-known San Diegan ....<br />
Alpha<br />
ALPHA XI DELTA<br />
Founded on April 17,<br />
1893, at Lombard<br />
College, Galesburg, III.<br />
Local Gamma Alpha<br />
chapter founded in 1949.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospitality,<br />
room 17.<br />
Xi <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Shirley Reise<br />
Barbara Richards<br />
Ann Rienstra<br />
Yolanda Rodiguez<br />
Jean Rynerson<br />
Barbara Schrumpf<br />
Carolyn Tamblyn<br />
Vera Winter<br />
Patsy<br />
Teddy<br />
Miller<br />
Minder<br />
An anonymous entry in the homecoming festivities.<br />
Greta<br />
Woods<br />
Pat McDavitt<br />
Ann McLear<br />
Donnis Nagy<br />
Arlene Nelson<br />
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Buddie Baker<br />
Jean Ballin<br />
Mary Bradley<br />
Shirley Carroll<br />
Mary Ellen<br />
Lawyer<br />
Yvonne Leveque<br />
Thea Corbett<br />
Jeanette Crouch<br />
Barbara Davis<br />
Donna Dearth<br />
Carol Doughty<br />
Mary Lou Ferris<br />
Lois Hampson<br />
Mary Hoke<br />
Spring Pledges, lef~l~o r~t'dRow 1: Judy Little, Judy Brett Sally l.itt!e<br />
Ice 00, Barbara Osbeck, Joyce Wheaton. '.<br />
CHI<br />
Chi Omega<br />
OMEGA<br />
Founded on April 5,<br />
1895, at the<br />
University of Arkansas.<br />
Local Gamma <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1950.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospitality,<br />
room 9.<br />
Row 2:<br />
Partially obscuring the face of the winner, Hal Nease, is the "King Kotton" crown<br />
here displayed by Yvonne Leveque, Showboat chairman.<br />
Famous for annual open-bid Showboat .... Joint breakfast<br />
with Kappa Alpha Theta each year Named to the Mademoiselle<br />
college board was Thea Corbert Judy Zahn was an<br />
attendant to the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Elaine Seirvogel<br />
was an attendant to the Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl and<br />
served on the court of the Sigma Pi Orchid Queen .... AWS<br />
President was Mary Hoke, who was a member of Cap and Gown<br />
and Who's Who .... Attendant to the homecoming queen was<br />
Leanne Shively, who served on the AS council and also held<br />
membership in Who's Who and Cap and Gown .... Sue Radney<br />
was on the court of the Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha ....<br />
Named Best Comedy Actress at the one-act play tournament<br />
was Buddie Baker .... Dona Larsen was treasurer of Cetza.<br />
... Other Chi Os tapped for Cetza were Jeanette Crouch, Stephanie<br />
Hunt, Elynor Moskowitz, and Jean Satterlee Jeanette<br />
Osborne was president of the SDSC Secretaries Float<br />
took second-place sorority trophy in homecoming parade ....<br />
Sorority founded at University of Arkansas in 1895 .... Chapter<br />
installed on SDSC campus in 1950 ....<br />
Marlene Mann<br />
Ann Merriman<br />
Reita Moore<br />
Elynor Moskowitz<br />
Jeanette Osborne<br />
Sue Radney<br />
Rita May Reno<br />
Jean Satterlee<br />
Ruth Howell<br />
Stephanie Hunt<br />
Returning from a visit to our Wyoming chapter house<br />
I do wish you'd warned us beforehand!<br />
Leanne Shively<br />
Elaine Siervogel<br />
Cheryl Jakie<br />
Julie Johnson<br />
Pat Suttner<br />
Judy Zahn<br />
Elaine King<br />
Dona Larson
Viola<br />
Shirley<br />
Arroyo<br />
Baker<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ores Blackstone<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Boren<br />
Barbara<br />
Sylvia<br />
Katz<br />
Miller<br />
Luan<br />
Barbara<br />
Boynton<br />
Burnett<br />
The "D Z Horse."<br />
A play on words, you understand.<br />
. f DZ impressive occasion.<br />
Formal pledging ceremonies or s ... an<br />
Bonnie<br />
Dorothy<br />
Morrison<br />
McCollom<br />
Kathleen Busby<br />
Willa Campbell<br />
Sheila Clendenin<br />
Shirley Collamer<br />
Dorothy Cox<br />
Shirley Davis<br />
Named Dream Girl of <strong>Del</strong>ta Zeta at DZ's Mistletoe Magic<br />
Christmas formal was Carol Hannah .... Proceeds from the<br />
"Gingham Gaieties/' bridge and fashion show held in May, went<br />
to send needy girls to Girl Scout camps Sorority sponsors<br />
annual election open house on campus Mother's Day breakfast<br />
and Senior breakfast .... "De Sea Horse" float was awarded<br />
third-place sorority trophy at homecoming .... Presidents were<br />
Joan Ferguson and Bonnie Morrison .... Secretary of Panhellenic<br />
was Carol Hannah .... Shirley Collamer, AS Council and AWS<br />
Board member, was named to Who's Who and Cap and Gown.<br />
... Priscilla Gale was a finalist for Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen<br />
of Hearts .... Tapped for Cetza was Dorothy McCollum ....<br />
Prominent DZs include Princess Martha of Norway, Mrs. Harold<br />
Stassen, U. S. Commissioner Betty Marshall Graydon, and<br />
authors Claire Lee Purdy and Jessie Emerson Moffat ....<br />
DELTA ZETA<br />
Founded in 1902 at<br />
Miami University,<br />
Oxford, Ohio.<br />
Local Gamma Omicron<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1949.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospitality,<br />
room 12.<br />
Joan McCollom<br />
Barbara Neal<br />
Lydia Phokianou<br />
Patricia Rogers<br />
Joan Ferguson<br />
Betsy Ann Frank<br />
How sweet of you to volunteer<br />
for the chairmanship!<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
Zeta<br />
Ann Scharnikow<br />
Carol Shea<br />
Ruth<br />
Marilyn<br />
Stahmer<br />
Teyssier<br />
Priscilla Gale<br />
Carol Hannah<br />
Sherina<br />
Donna<br />
Hegland<br />
Isaak<br />
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Carole Alstadt<br />
Jackie Cathcart<br />
Bonnie Kay<br />
Cooper<br />
Patricia Curtis<br />
Carol Mills<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ores Mueller<br />
Nancy Daley<br />
Nickie Downham<br />
Spring Pledges, left to right seat d: D M D<br />
Standing: Gail Wolfe Iv:s' WooO~~yaJe c adCe,T~eha SIPeEnlc~r,Grace Whitehill.<br />
t r an arrnrc ae, sre Bledsoe.<br />
Gamma Phi's are serenaded by ATOs.<br />
Gamma Phi Bela<br />
Pat Nisley<br />
Mary Lou Rader<br />
Jeanne DuPaul<br />
Carol Hahs<br />
Marian Hale<br />
Lois Hebner<br />
Nancy Hedgpeth<br />
Maren Heubach<br />
GAMMA PHI BETA<br />
Founded on<br />
November 11, 1874 ,<br />
at Syracuse University,<br />
Syracuse, New York.<br />
Local Beta Lambda<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1949.<br />
Located at<br />
6187 Montezuma Road ,<br />
San Diego, Cal ifornia.'A<br />
Well-known for annual open-bid Winter Waltz at Chirstmas<br />
time .... Moved this year into new apartment on College Avenue.<br />
... Presidents were Mary Kay Leppert and Carole Alstadt ....<br />
Cap and Gown and Who's Who claimed Pat Earnest .... Also<br />
tapped for Cap and Gown was Jackie Merrill, Aztecnicalities<br />
columnist .... Vice president of Panhellenic, vice president of<br />
Cetza, and AWS Big Sister chairman was Jackie Cathcart ....<br />
Reigning as "Miss Shipwreck" at the ATO dance was Bonnie<br />
Cooper, candidate for Blue Book Ball Queen .... Betty Lynn<br />
Kuebler, Jackie Merril, and Carol Mills were also Blue Book<br />
Belle candidates. . Sorority founded in 1874 at Syracuse<br />
University .... SDSC chapter installed in 1949 .... Prominent<br />
alumnae include Correspondent Marguerite Higgins and Carmen<br />
Conger, well-known in San Diego for her work with Starlight<br />
Opera ....<br />
Bonnie Rogers<br />
Nancy Sheetz<br />
Pat Shoen<br />
Dorothy Shrieve<br />
Marlene Swennes<br />
Audrey Wade<br />
Dona Lee James<br />
Judy Johnson<br />
A casual shot on the Gamma Ph' f d<br />
I roo gar en.<br />
And following the fifteenth round of "musical chairs" ...<br />
Mary Ward<br />
Connie Williford<br />
Betty Kuebler<br />
Mary Kay<br />
Leppert<br />
Judy Maxwell<br />
Jackie Merrill
Diane Almgrem<br />
Pat Andrews<br />
Harriet Paular na<br />
Diann P nry<br />
Pat Ashworth<br />
Viola Berkheimer<br />
Jeann Rayho<br />
Vlrglni Ros wain<br />
Joan Butterworth<br />
Phyllis Cadwell<br />
Ann Caldwell<br />
Barbara Camillo<br />
Barrie Capstaff<br />
Donna Carey<br />
Jan Clapp<br />
Betty Dodge<br />
Leanna Draper<br />
Phyllis Ekrem<br />
One of SDSC's three sonqlecders was Ruth Freyler ,<br />
Carole Skinner was crowned Sigma Pi Orchid Queen Fall<br />
news editor and Spring society editor of The Aztec was Alicia<br />
Weeks .... Pat Ellis served on the AS Council. ... Band majorette<br />
was Diann Penry .... Float took first-place sorority honors<br />
at homecoming .... Sweetheart of Sigma Chi was Joan Butterworth,<br />
while Sue Haugen served as an attendant Barrie<br />
Capstaff was named Belle of the Blue Book Ball Barbara<br />
Camillo served as senior class secretary .... Betty Dodge was<br />
a member f Cap and Gown .... Presidents were Barbara Camillo<br />
and Ann Taylor .... Dream Girl of <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi was Fay<br />
Seifert. ... Pat Wickens was a finalist for Sweetheart of TKE<br />
and was an attendant to the <strong>Del</strong>ta Sig Dream Girl. ... Alicia<br />
Weeks was a candidate for Blue Book Ball Queen .... Lee Lowrey<br />
was tapped for Cetza .... Joint breakfast with Chi Omega,<br />
Christmas party with Kappa Sigma, father-daughter dinner,<br />
scholarship dinner, Spring and Winter formals, mother-daughter<br />
tea, Senior breakfast, Founders' Day celebration were include,d<br />
on the social calendar .... Sorority founded at DePauw Un~versity<br />
in 1870 .... Came on SDSC campus in 1950 .... Pr?m.I'<br />
nent Thetas include Actress Jennifer Jones, Author Marjorie<br />
Kinnan RaWlings, and Olympic Swimmer Ann Curtis ....<br />
And as the sisters gave each other a "Toni" ...<br />
KAPPA ALPHA THETA<br />
Founded on January<br />
27, 1870, at Indiana<br />
Asbury University.<br />
Local Gamma Sigma<br />
chapter founded in<br />
1951.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospitality,<br />
room 7.<br />
Kappa Alpha Theta<br />
Claudia Russ II<br />
Fay Seifert<br />
Carole Skinner<br />
Claudia Stevenson<br />
Ann Taylor<br />
Ann Tobelman<br />
Marjorie Walker<br />
Charlotte Watkins<br />
Alicia Weeks<br />
Pat Wickens<br />
Jo Francisco<br />
Ruth Freyler<br />
Margie Wiggins<br />
Susie Wight<br />
Elaine Galb<br />
Cherie Guichard<br />
Barbara Wolfe<br />
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Beverly Beyette<br />
Patty Boyle<br />
Janet Luckenbach<br />
M'Liss Lynch<br />
Diane Miller<br />
Frances Burns<br />
J can Carlson<br />
Ruby Miller<br />
Alice Milne<br />
Yvonne Mollison<br />
Norma Collins<br />
Hazelmae Cooper<br />
Muriel Daron<br />
Karolyn Devin<br />
Mary Eads<br />
Diane Entringer<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ores Frasher<br />
J acquie Harris<br />
Doreen Heilbron<br />
Phyllis Herrill<br />
Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
KAPPA DELTA<br />
Founded on October 23<br />
1897, at the Virginia'<br />
State Norma I School<br />
Farmville, Virginia.'<br />
Local Beta Rho chapter<br />
founded in 1949.<br />
Located at<br />
6181 Montezuma Road<br />
San Diego, California.'<br />
Spring pledges left t .<br />
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right,<br />
Betty<br />
Row<br />
Galan<br />
l' Eva<br />
Cia<br />
01'<br />
IJvelrHa,Dianne<br />
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Ackerman Donna Barrett.<br />
, ra 0<br />
Betty Coldiron.<br />
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Not pictured:<br />
Shortly afterwards, we found it expedient to elect new officers.<br />
Only sorority on campus with a house is Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta ....<br />
KDs won services of a combo for their Spring formal by selling<br />
most tickets to the annual Bandsman's Bounce .... Beverly<br />
Beyette was Rally Chairman, Fall society editor and Spring editor<br />
of The Aztec, and <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste copy editor .... Tapped for<br />
Cap and Gown was Adrienne Spore .... Secretary of Cetza was<br />
Yvonne Mollison .... Adele McRae also held membership in<br />
Cetza .... Aztec band majorettes were Adele McRae and Adrienne<br />
Spore .... Reigning as queen of the IFC Pledge Chariot<br />
Races was Loraine Ray Jean Carlson and Jacquie Harris<br />
served on the AWS Board Muriel Doren was a member of<br />
The Aztec staff .... Presidents were Mary Eads and Sally McGill.<br />
. .. Phyllis Herrill was Kappa Sigmas' candidate for Chariot<br />
Queen .... Sponsored annual Benefit Bridge in March to raise<br />
money for the Student Union Building Fund Christmas<br />
dinner-dance and White Rose Dance in the Spring Founders'<br />
Day celebration in October and annual Mother's Day breakfast.<br />
... Sorority founded at Virginia State Normal School, Farmville,<br />
Virginia, in 1897 .... Came on campus in 1949, second<br />
of the locals to "go national." ... Prominent KDs include Nobel<br />
and Pul itzer Prize Winner Pearl S. Buck, Songstresses Eileen<br />
Wilson and Georgia Carroll Kyser, and Dorothy McCollough<br />
Lee, former mayor of Portland Oregon ....<br />
Martha McDonald<br />
Sally McGill<br />
Rita McLaughlin<br />
Adele McRae<br />
Pat Patton<br />
Loraine Ray<br />
Carol Seewald<br />
Barbara Shawn<br />
Marilyn Skinner<br />
Adrienne Spore<br />
Also entered<br />
in Spring Sing was Kappa <strong>Del</strong>ta.<br />
Joan J enn ings<br />
Ruth Johnstone<br />
Janet Stanhope<br />
Carol Jean<br />
Tibbetts<br />
Nylene<br />
Helen<br />
Lawlor<br />
Likins<br />
Berna Tipton<br />
G3ri Worthy
Nancy Abbey<br />
Donna Alderson<br />
Nln M Conn II<br />
rb r M<br />
Pat Asquith<br />
Donna Baxter<br />
Kay Gillette<br />
Barbara Keliy<br />
Dolores<br />
Jeannie<br />
Groat<br />
Kimball<br />
Ann Hammond<br />
Nancy Kirwin<br />
Nancy<br />
Marian<br />
Hartley<br />
Knight<br />
Jan Hunt<br />
Shirley Lacy<br />
.lhl<br />
y M • n<br />
n 0' 'I n<br />
Marianne<br />
Marlene<br />
Benjamin<br />
Benjamin<br />
Gerrie Berkman<br />
Johanna Billings<br />
Jeanne Kloss Blair<br />
Barbara Brown<br />
Betsy<br />
louise<br />
Bruset<br />
Bunger<br />
Mary Crock<br />
Elizabeth Dale<br />
Annual chrysanthemum sale proceeds went toward baseball<br />
dugout .... Attendants to the homecoming queen were Sandra<br />
Wessling and Kay Gillette .... Jan Hunt and Patsy Crock<br />
served on the court of the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. . . .<br />
Sharon Fisher and Sandra Wessling were AFROTC Queen candidates<br />
.... Band majorette was Nancy Hartley .... Cetza<br />
claimed Marianne Benjamin, Barbara McNary, and Nancy<br />
Abbey .... Sue Shearer served as AWS vice president .... Patsy<br />
Asquith was Sophomore class vice president and Booster Committee<br />
chairman President of the Home Economics Club<br />
was Marian Knight Blue Book Ball Queen candidates were<br />
Liz Dale, Nina McConnell, Sue Penners, Olivia Rosa, Kay Gillette,<br />
and Sandra Wessling Finalists for Sweetheart of TKE<br />
was Nina McConnell Jan Hunt was an attendant to the<br />
Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl, while Gerrie Berkman was an<br />
attendant to the <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi Dream Girl. ... Attendants<br />
to the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi were Patsy Asquith and Olivia<br />
Rosa .... Cap and Gown members were Kay Gillette, Marian<br />
Knight, Sue Shearer, and Jeanne Kloss Blai r, <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste coeditor<br />
.... Kay Gillette was named to Who's Who .... Kay<br />
Moran served on the AS Council. ... Chapter won award from<br />
national as most outstanding chapter in the province ....<br />
And pictured here, from left to right, are the Dream Girl of <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi, Sweetheart<br />
of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma Dream Girl, and the Sweetheart of<br />
Sigma Chi.<br />
By ordering in large numbers, we made a substantial saving ...<br />
PI BETA PHI<br />
Founded on April 26,<br />
1867 , at Monmouth<br />
College, Monmouth, III.<br />
Local California Epsilon<br />
founded in 1948.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospitality,<br />
room 5.<br />
Pi Beta Phi<br />
Suunn P nn r<br />
J.n t Pugh<br />
Marl no R.falovkh<br />
Lynn Ray<br />
Olovla Rosa<br />
Jackie Schn Id r<br />
Sue She rer<br />
Elizab th Smith<br />
.. on with just two boxtops ...<br />
And by submitting that clever Jingle, al g<br />
Betty Tychsen<br />
ooreen Van Dine<br />
June<br />
Sharon<br />
Feiber<br />
Fisher<br />
lee Ann Weibley<br />
Sandra Wessling<br />
linda<br />
Mary<br />
Galliano<br />
Ganger<br />
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Lorie Alessio<br />
Beverly Anderson<br />
Nancy Hunsburger<br />
Thelma Johnston<br />
Marilyn Andrews<br />
Alison Arnold<br />
Norma Jones<br />
Carol Krebs<br />
Cora Chavez<br />
Cecelia Cox<br />
At the plate is Easyout Alessio, as Powerful<br />
--<br />
PifJes waits on deck<br />
(Literally,<br />
of course.)<br />
Following our interviews with Rex Morgan, M.D ....<br />
Sigma<br />
Kappa<br />
Shirley Lees<br />
Kathleen Moore<br />
Gloria Cox<br />
Sandy Croll<br />
Connie Denham<br />
Nancy Dickson<br />
Peggy Fimpel<br />
Peggy Giddings<br />
SIGMA KAPPA<br />
Founded in November<br />
1874, at Colby Colleg~,<br />
Waterville, Maine.<br />
Local Beta Psi chapter<br />
founded in 1950.<br />
Located at the<br />
House of Hospitality,<br />
room 10.<br />
Annual Jingle Bell Ball at Christmas time .... Founders'<br />
Day celebration in November .... President was Dolores Allesio.<br />
· .. Cap and Gown tapped Beverly Anderson, Panhellenic treasurer,<br />
Westminster Club president, and member of Who's Who.<br />
· .. Cetza tapped Nancy Page, who served as assistant AWS Big<br />
Sister chairman .... President of Quetzal Hall was Peggy Giddings<br />
.... Carol Brown was president of Newman Club .... First<br />
sorority on campus to sponsor ward parties at Naval Hospital.<br />
· .. Founded at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, in 1874 ....<br />
Local chapter installed in 1950 when Tau Zeta Rho "went nationcl."<br />
... Prominent Sigma Kappa alumnae is Senator Margaret<br />
Chase Smith ....<br />
Claire McClintock<br />
Joane McGraner<br />
Nancy Page<br />
Marilyne Pilles<br />
Rosalie<br />
Barbara<br />
Rogers<br />
Salmon<br />
Barbara Gordinier<br />
Alyce Gray<br />
Sue Wayte, Carol Brown, Carolyn Reasner.<br />
Nancy Severin<br />
Sylvia Thorness<br />
Shirle Gray<br />
Susie Gregory<br />
Pauline<br />
Wylie<br />
Marguerite Hall<br />
Alice Howard<br />
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Phi Sigma Kappa<br />
Jack Albright<br />
John Hartman<br />
Alpha Tau Omega<br />
AI Bernal<br />
Dean Erwine<br />
Inler-<br />
Fraternity<br />
Council<br />
Sigma Alpha<br />
Epsilon<br />
Leon F 10 nbut 1<br />
Jim VI rhu<br />
Sigma Chi<br />
Tom Johnson<br />
Joe Rosa<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi<br />
William Barrett<br />
Richard Clark<br />
Art Belenzon,<br />
President<br />
Sigma Phi Epsilon<br />
Fred Leonard<br />
Chris Scheidel<br />
Kappa Alpha<br />
Lawrence Michel<br />
James Palmer<br />
Sigma Pi<br />
Harlan Hayden<br />
Robert House<br />
I<br />
Kappa Sigma<br />
Rex Hammock<br />
Jerry Mc Inti re<br />
Lambda Chi Alpha<br />
Jerry Fischer<br />
Wesley Thorman<br />
Pi Kappa Alpha<br />
Doug Brunson<br />
Lee Granell<br />
Composed of two representatives from<br />
each campus fraternity .... Sponsor semiannual<br />
Pledge Chariot Races in Aztec Bowl.<br />
In cooperation with Salvation Army,<br />
spearheaded a food drive for the needy at<br />
Christmas time .... Money for a scholarship<br />
for a deserving athlete was raised at a<br />
basketball game between the IFC All-Stars<br />
and the Junior Varsity .... Junior IFC established<br />
this year for fraternity pledges ....<br />
Dave Carlson of SAE 'named Junior IFC<br />
,<br />
I<br />
president .... IFC officers were Art Belenzo n ,<br />
president; Jack Roney, vice president; Sal<br />
Flores, secretary; and Jack Gorman, treasurer.<br />
Edmund Nuttall-<br />
Advisor<br />
Tau Kappa Epsilon<br />
Ray Dahlin<br />
Walt Bussey<br />
Theta Chi<br />
David Hoffland<br />
Don Ritchey<br />
Zeta Be~a Tau<br />
Alan Mishne<br />
Joe Winicke<br />
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Annual Moonlight Ball, at which the Moonlight Girl of Phi<br />
Sigma Kappa was crowned .... Selection of the Champ Tramp<br />
highlighted the fraternity's annual Tramp Stamp in the Spring.<br />
With March came the annual Founders' Day dinner-dance .<br />
. . . Member of the baseball team was Dick Thompson .... Golf<br />
teem members were Greg Berg and Jack Albright .... Presidents<br />
were Jack Albright and Hector Serrano Fraternity founded<br />
at University of Massachusetts in 1873 Local chapter,<br />
Rho Triton, "went national" in 1948 Prominent Phi Sigs<br />
include Baseball Greats Lou Boudreau and Red Rolfe, Matthew<br />
Mansfield Neely, U.S. senator and former governor of West<br />
Virqinic: and Pul itzer Prize winner A. B. Guthrie, Jr ..... P~i Sigs<br />
on the SDSC faculty include Drs. Edward Block and Will Kidwell.<br />
R luld Andersen<br />
Jack Albright<br />
P ul ArnJld<br />
G.org. C mpb II<br />
Phi Sigma<br />
Kappa<br />
Sam Johnson<br />
John Hartman<br />
Jr. Ii=C. left to right. Row 1: Rod Teague, Glenn Tatlor, Bob Anaya,<br />
Burk Brancheau, Paul Wylie. Row 2: Dick Haworth, Frank Ames,<br />
Russell Condon, George Roethel, Dick Haelsig, Dale Roehrkasse, Harry<br />
Siayen. Row 3: Marvin Krieps, Allen Wrenn, John Bryant, Robert<br />
Roe, Gene Sheridan, Dave Carlson, Ed Custer and Harvey Levitt.<br />
I. F. C. Activities<br />
Art Belenzon, Inter-fraternity Council president, presents the<br />
IFC scholarship to AI Mishne, president of Zeta Beta Tau.<br />
ZBTs copped top scholarship honors both semesters.<br />
PHI SIGMA KAPPA<br />
Founded on<br />
March 15, 1873,<br />
at the University of<br />
Massachusetts.<br />
Lo:::al Rho Triton<br />
chapter colonized<br />
in 1948.<br />
Garry Lande<br />
Vaughn Manley<br />
Jack Mester<br />
Don Penners<br />
Dean Herbert C. Peiffer pres~nts the trophy to Chariot Queen<br />
Loraine Ray, followmg ATOs victory in the fall IFC chariot<br />
races.<br />
Flanked on either side by midgets Carl "Mississippi" Benton<br />
and Art Belenzon is Ray Dahlin. The three were snapped at<br />
the IFC All-Star basketball game in the Men's Gym.<br />
Located at<br />
4807 68th Street,<br />
San Diego, Cal ifornia.<br />
Bud Peskin<br />
William Richardson<br />
Robert R?ark<br />
William Schneider<br />
Hector Sarrano<br />
D:c:< Thompson
George Ashby<br />
Robert Baker<br />
Ted Gtmble<br />
Joseph Gutierrez<br />
Richard Bartley<br />
AI Bernal<br />
R Y Hall<br />
Bob Howell<br />
John Chaparro<br />
Paul Christman<br />
"0 ne really misses half the fun by going first' class, my dear."<br />
Scrambling for the goodies.<br />
Jim Jan tt<br />
D~lo Lan y<br />
Alpha Tau Omega<br />
William Clemens<br />
Bob Comer<br />
Richard Cox<br />
Frank Davis<br />
John Davis<br />
Jerry Dawson<br />
ALPHA TAU OMEGA<br />
Founded on<br />
. September 11, 1865,<br />
In Richmond, Virginia.<br />
Local Epsilon Psi<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1950.<br />
Located at<br />
6189 Montezuma Road<br />
San Diego, California.'<br />
Well-known for annual open-bid Shipwreck .... Christmas<br />
party for children at Tijuana Orphanage .... ATO float, topped<br />
by a large skunk, took first-place fraternity trophy at homecoming<br />
.... Byron Meyers was a member of the wrestling team .<br />
. . . Outstanding SDSC gymnast was Jim Phelps .... Art editor<br />
of <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste was Joe Stowers .... Senior class vice president<br />
was Bob Comer .... Jerry Dawson served as Frosh president. ...<br />
Dan Bain was a member of the track team .... Pledges took<br />
first-place honors in the annual Pledge Chariot Races Fall<br />
President was Jere Meek .... Annual Heidelberg dance .<br />
National ATO gained fame for initiating Help Week to replace<br />
traditional Hell Week .... Fraternity founded in 1867 at Virginia<br />
Mi Iitary Institute .... Local chapter installed in 1950 .... Prominent<br />
alumnus of the chapter is Art Linkletter .... Also a member<br />
of ATO is Dr. Richard Odmark of the SDSC faculty .... Prominent<br />
alumnus of the fraternity was the late Henry "Red" Sanders,<br />
fo:-mer UCLA football coach ..<br />
Jeres Meek<br />
Lloyd Niesley<br />
James Phelps<br />
Paul Phillips<br />
David Pluchak<br />
Walter Price<br />
Ellis Dugger<br />
Dean Erwine<br />
It's a bird.<br />
It's a plane.<br />
It's a ...<br />
pinata!<br />
Snapped during Mr. Claus' recent south-of-the-border trek.<br />
Paul Radenheimer<br />
Nei I Reasoner<br />
Bill Evans<br />
Frank Faxon<br />
Robert Rose<br />
Fred Schwend<br />
Jim Fox<br />
Jeri Giles<br />
Peter Steveson<br />
Ronnie Wiley
Robert Aaberg<br />
Charles Armstrong<br />
RlChMd Mattson<br />
Gil s M d<br />
Jerry<br />
William<br />
Babb<br />
Barrett<br />
Rich rd Mill,<br />
Mlk MeR<br />
Martin Eustis<br />
Ralph Grossher<br />
Clair Fortner<br />
Donald Hall<br />
Richard<br />
Henry<br />
Fritzer<br />
Hall<br />
Virgil<br />
Charles<br />
Gentzler<br />
Harter<br />
Larry<br />
J ames<br />
Godbey<br />
Hartung<br />
Gilbert<br />
Hatter<br />
Robert<br />
Richard Horne J ames Iverson Gerald Johnson Robert Kaylor<br />
Knudsen<br />
Arthur Laehr Frederick Landgraf Kay Madsen<br />
William<br />
Thomas<br />
Brashear<br />
Bucknell<br />
Sf V Nleol"ldos<br />
Jos ph O'Connor<br />
William Buggert<br />
Robert Chambers<br />
Richard Clark<br />
Alan Close<br />
Robert Colby<br />
Patrick Connell<br />
Sponsored pie-throwing contest to raise money for March of<br />
Dimes .... Annual Carnation Ball , at which the Dream Girl<br />
of <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi was crowned .... Open-bid After Hours<br />
dance and Sailors' Boll .... Well-known on campus are the<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sig Dappers .... Named to Who's Who and tapped for<br />
Blue Key was AMS President Virgil Gentzler .... Other Blue<br />
Key members were Herb Peterson and Bob Knudsen, who was<br />
also named to Who's Who. . . . <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigs' float, "Doggone<br />
Footba II," won trophy for Best Portraya I of Theme at homecoming<br />
parade. Member of the basketball team was Roger<br />
Dishong, while Phil Prokop represented the fraternity on the<br />
football squad .... Presidents were Bob Knudsen and Virgil<br />
Gentzler .... Crowned Belle of the Blue Book Ball in the Fall<br />
was <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigs' candidate, Barrie Capstaff. . . . Fraternity<br />
founded at College of the City of New York in 1899 Loc~1<br />
chapter, Gamma Alpha, installed at SDSC in 1948 Prom!-<br />
nent <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigs include Bandleaders Ted Weems and Jon Garber<br />
and Football Coach Fritz Chrisler ....<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi<br />
DELTA SIGMA PHI<br />
Founded on<br />
December 10, 1899,<br />
at the College of the<br />
City of New York.<br />
Local Gamma Alpha<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1948.<br />
Located at<br />
4469 47th Street,<br />
Son Diego, California.<br />
Herbert<br />
Phillip<br />
Peterson<br />
Prokop<br />
James Recht<br />
Reed Richardson<br />
John Roney<br />
Val Sanders<br />
Thomas Cooke<br />
hhn Cox<br />
"Remember, boys ... they're our guests."<br />
William Starkey<br />
Neil Stephens<br />
J ames Cusack<br />
Edward Custer<br />
Charles Tex<br />
John Thompson<br />
Terry De Bard<br />
Rodger Dishong<br />
Albert Weymiller<br />
Bruce Wier
Don Bonatus<br />
Michael Brown<br />
Rob rt LUll n<br />
Robart Brown<br />
Harrell Brunson<br />
M Ish<br />
II M 101m<br />
Andrew G.<br />
Castiglione<br />
Andrew J.<br />
Castiglione<br />
.hi<br />
A bundle of old "Dixi<br />
e<br />
"<br />
charm<br />
. "<br />
IS Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha" (Back row, left).<br />
Kappa<br />
Alpha<br />
"Abstinence" was the theme at national convention this year. L wr nc Mlch I<br />
Verne Dodds<br />
Donald Donnelly<br />
Gene Edwards<br />
Martin Gaughen<br />
Walter Hasse<br />
Willard Hazel<br />
KAPPA ALPHA<br />
Founded on<br />
December 21, 1865, at<br />
Washington and Lee<br />
University,<br />
Lexington, Virginia.<br />
Local Gamma Iota<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1951<br />
Located at<br />
3620 Nile Street<br />
San Diego, Califor~ia.<br />
Many members prominent in field of athletics .... Football<br />
team members were Don Bonatus, Paul Held, Norman Nygaard,<br />
Bob Newton, AI Walker, Frank Gigletto, Ed Jones, John Polos,<br />
Marshall Malcolm, Tom O'Brien, Gene Edwards, Verne Dodds,<br />
and Jack Jantz Walt Haase and Jim Poole were on the<br />
baseball team Outstanding track team member was Jack<br />
Razzetto.' Frank Gigletto was a member of the wrestling<br />
team .... Blue Key tapped Paul Held .... President were Tom<br />
O'Brien and Don Bonatus .... Fraternity copped Fite Nite championship<br />
.... Halloween party and Christmas formal. ... Alumni<br />
dinner in Scripps Cottage following homecoming football game .<br />
. . . Dinner-dance in February .... Member of Kappa Alpha<br />
is SDSC Graduate Manager Dick Thomas .... Other prominent<br />
local alumni are Les Cassie, San Diego Junior College baseball<br />
coach; and Bill Matthie , athletic director at Herbert Hoover<br />
High School. ... Also members of Kappa Alpha are Actor Randolph<br />
Scott, F.B.1. Director J. Edgar Hoover, and Griffith Hayes.<br />
... Fraternity founded at Washington College in Lexington,<br />
Virginia in 1865 .... Local chapter, Gamma Iota, installed in<br />
Tom<br />
James<br />
Larry<br />
O'Brien<br />
Palmer<br />
Payt'on<br />
Jim<br />
Jim<br />
Jones<br />
Kirst<br />
1951 ....<br />
Our football squad favors aerial tactics ....<br />
John<br />
Palos<br />
Dick<br />
Larry<br />
Kirwin<br />
Krause<br />
Richard<br />
Steed<br />
John<br />
Richard<br />
Lamb<br />
Lathers<br />
Vernon<br />
Stephens
Joe Berry<br />
Dick Blume<br />
Dennis Ditmars<br />
Thomas Dodge<br />
Ed Donahue<br />
Dean Edwards<br />
Roger Estey<br />
Bernerd Flaherty<br />
Don Bowen<br />
Jim Bracklow<br />
Larry Fordyce<br />
Charles Freebern<br />
William Freeman<br />
Frank Gallucci<br />
Rex Hammock<br />
Phil Heuback<br />
Marvin Braddock<br />
Bevan Brown<br />
Clothes make the man, you know.<br />
Harold Jackson<br />
Alan Johnson<br />
Bill Lancaster<br />
Frank Lewis<br />
George Mair<br />
Tom Malmin<br />
KAPPA<br />
SIGMA<br />
Richard Burnett<br />
Gene Burns<br />
Archie Burton<br />
Art Butler<br />
Bud Butler<br />
Clinton Byers<br />
Thomas Caracciolo<br />
Jim Cherry<br />
James Chilton<br />
John Clark<br />
Wilfred Cooper<br />
Ralph Davis<br />
Founded on<br />
December 10, 1869,<br />
at the Uhiversity of<br />
Virginia.<br />
Local Epsilon Iota<br />
founded in 1949.<br />
Located at<br />
6195 Montezuma Road,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
Kappa Sigma<br />
Members of Kappa Sigma are Dr. George Ziegenfuss, S~SC<br />
basketball coach; and Edmund Nuttall, college activities officer.<br />
. . . Most Valuable Player award went to basketball team member<br />
Bob Brady for the second straight year .... K Sigs Danny<br />
Newport, John Hannon, and Roy Woodmansee also played ob<br />
the basketball team .... Baseball team members were B.<br />
Petty, Ed Scott, Dick Pomeroy Bernie Flarety and Dick Noms.<br />
, I<br />
... Fraternity presented SDSC's mascot, the burro, to the coIIego<br />
e<br />
at homecoming. . . . SDSC cheerleader was Frank GalluccI.<br />
... PreSidents were John Clark and Jerden See Runner-u,p<br />
for Best Dressed Man honors was Jerry McIntire New Yea: s<br />
Eve dance at Carlsbad Kappa Sigma founded at Universl~y<br />
of Virginia in 1869 Chapter installed on this campuS In<br />
1947 .... Songwriter Hoagy Carmichael TV personality Peter<br />
Potter, and Commentators Edward R. Murrow, , Drew Pears on,<br />
and Lowell Thomas are all members of Kappa Sigma ....<br />
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Bob Messinger<br />
Tom Moon<br />
Bob Moore<br />
Robert Morrison<br />
Robert Myers<br />
Jack McClelland<br />
Don McClure<br />
Jerry Mcintire<br />
Bill McMichael<br />
Bob McMichael<br />
Richard North<br />
Jack Osborn<br />
Jack Peckenpaugh<br />
Don Pendleton<br />
Bob Petty<br />
Milton Radmilovich<br />
Robert Robison<br />
Bruce Russell<br />
Bob Ryan<br />
Frank St. Sure<br />
Edwin Schell<br />
Ed Scott<br />
Jerden See<br />
Gerald Smart<br />
Rene Soriano<br />
Frank Stevenson<br />
Gaylord Stickney<br />
Don Sullivan<br />
Jim Swan<br />
Bill Thomas<br />
John Tunnell<br />
Walt Turner<br />
Edward<br />
Wolfensberger<br />
Jack Wonelly<br />
Ray Woodmansee<br />
Jim Wright
James Beachler<br />
Kenneth Bitter<br />
Tim Hubbard<br />
Jim Hunt<br />
George Hurst<br />
Ted Carnes<br />
William Devitt<br />
Donald Imlay<br />
Pat Ireland<br />
Hubert Johnson<br />
John<br />
Jerry<br />
Emrick<br />
Fischer<br />
"outsider."<br />
Lambda<br />
Chi Alpha<br />
Brother Frankie Laine stops by for a visit.<br />
Mort Jorgensen<br />
<strong>Del</strong> Kaufman<br />
Jack Lewis<br />
Robert Foster<br />
Jack France<br />
John France<br />
Zane Frentress<br />
Cecil Ginn<br />
John Gorman<br />
Jim Hall<br />
Darryl Hansen<br />
LAMBDA CH I ALPHA<br />
Founded on<br />
November 2, 1909,<br />
at Boston University,<br />
Boston, Mass.<br />
Local Zeta Pi Zeta<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1948.<br />
Located at<br />
3540 King Street<br />
San Diego, Ca/iforn'ia.<br />
Annual Cross and Crescent formal given in conjunction<br />
with other Col ifornia chapters .... Closedbid<br />
Lambda Chi "Alphatraz." ... With Sigma Chi,<br />
co-sponsored Donkey Baseball Game in the Fall to<br />
raise money for the Student Union Building Fund.<br />
... Open-bid EI Sombrero, at which the Campus<br />
Wetback was selected .... Reigning as King Kotton<br />
at the Chi Omega Showboat was Hal Nease ....<br />
Track team member was Jim Hunt .... Jack Gorman<br />
was IFe treasurer .... Presidents were Ray<br />
Shroeder and Mort Jorgensen .... Lambda Chi<br />
float copped honors as Most Novel in the homecoming<br />
parade .... Fraternity team holds the BB<br />
softball championship in city league Lambda<br />
Chi founded at Boston University in 1909 Local<br />
chapter affiliated in 1948 .... Member of Lambda<br />
Chi Alpha is SDSC President Malcolm A. Love....<br />
Other prominent alumni are former president Harry<br />
Truman, Singer Frankie Laine, Pianist Carl Fischer,<br />
Actor Gene Hersholt , and Chester Gould, author of<br />
Dick Tracy ....<br />
Robert Montgomery<br />
Ralph McKay<br />
Harold Nease<br />
Garald Orman<br />
Leo Payne<br />
Don Rigler<br />
Ray Schroeder<br />
William Sevier<br />
"Surely the AAA dues can wait."<br />
Bruce<br />
William<br />
Stafford<br />
Strickland<br />
Jacque Hart<br />
Skip Hervey<br />
Robert Sweetwood<br />
Robert Szakacs<br />
Richard<br />
Donald<br />
Hi/men<br />
Hobbs<br />
Wesley<br />
William<br />
Thornton<br />
Villarino
Don Adams<br />
Robert Arnhym<br />
Jack Housenga<br />
Ed Hubler<br />
Dick Laabs<br />
Frank Asaro<br />
George Baker<br />
William Lakin<br />
Pete Launder<br />
Skip Leach<br />
Fred Bruner<br />
Doug Brunson<br />
The future leaders of our nation.<br />
Richard Learn<br />
Francis Linderman<br />
Lawrence Lundy<br />
Norman Bucholz<br />
Tom Carter<br />
Robert Cornett<br />
Thomas Crandall<br />
Rickey Demarinis<br />
Wayne Fillpot<br />
Gerald Fisher<br />
Rex Gaede<br />
Pi Kappa<br />
PI<br />
KAPPA ALPHA<br />
Founded on<br />
March 1, 1868, at the<br />
University of Virginia.<br />
Local <strong>Del</strong>ta Kappa<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1948.<br />
Located at<br />
7811 La Mesa Blvd<br />
La Mesa, California'.'<br />
Alpha<br />
Sweepstakes winner at the homecoming parade<br />
was Pi Kappa Alpha's giraffe float .... Well-known<br />
for annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving night. ...<br />
Spring formal, at which Phyllis Fleming was crowned<br />
"Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha." "Pi" eating<br />
contest in the Quad during the Fall. Joe Mc-<br />
Caffrey was one of SDSC's three cheerleaders ....<br />
Blue Key members were Pete Launder and Dick<br />
Dickenson .... Annual closed-bid September Serenade<br />
Presidents were Carl Holzinger and Rex<br />
Gaede Treasurer of the Sophomore class was<br />
Jerry Fisher .... Competition each Spring with Sigma<br />
Alpha Epsilon for the Thunder Mug Trophy ....<br />
Fraternity founded at University of Virginia in 1868 .<br />
. . . Local chapter, <strong>Del</strong>ta Kappa, installed in 1948.<br />
. .. Member of PiKA is Dr. Donald R. Watson, SDSC<br />
Dean of Instruction .... Other PiKAs on the SDSC<br />
faculty are George N. Sorenson, chairman of the<br />
Fine Arts Division, and Dr. John S. Wright, Business<br />
Division chairman .... Also prominent members of<br />
the fraternity are Senators Wayne Morse and John<br />
Sparkman, California Football Coach "Pappy" Waldorf,<br />
and Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler.<br />
Up to his neck<br />
in work.<br />
Don Malloy<br />
Bernard Martin<br />
Phil May<br />
Joseph McCaffrey<br />
Bill McGrath<br />
Woody Naylor<br />
Lionel Parlin<br />
AI Pirie<br />
Robert Ritter<br />
Patrick Tobin<br />
David Town<br />
Lee Granell<br />
David Greenlee<br />
Cliff Treais<br />
Stancil Wilson<br />
Gene Holahan<br />
Carl Holzinger<br />
Mike Wynn<br />
Gene Wright
Oliver Askew<br />
Bruce Barngrover<br />
Gary Long<br />
John Mitchell<br />
Denny Morrison<br />
Dick<br />
Maurice<br />
Blair<br />
Camillo<br />
Thomas Mulligan<br />
Ronald McConnehea<br />
John Osburn<br />
Don Clark<br />
Gene Clarke<br />
"Pardon me, but am I on the Coliseum road?"<br />
While the house was being remodeled ....<br />
Robert Oswald<br />
Frank Peard<br />
Michael Reilly<br />
Richard Emery<br />
Leon Feigenbutz<br />
Ray Garding<br />
David Gill<br />
Gary Gillenberg<br />
Tom Goodbody<br />
Don Harrington<br />
Gary Hemming<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon<br />
SIGMA ALPHA<br />
EPSILON<br />
Founded on<br />
March 9, 1856, at the<br />
University of Alabama.<br />
Local California Theta<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1949.<br />
Located at<br />
7140 Saranac Drive ,<br />
La Mesa, California.<br />
Chairs were furnished only with the $ 1.95 dinner.<br />
This year marked the Silver Jubilee of the annual<br />
open-bid Ford Frol ic .... Other outstanding events<br />
on the SAE social calendar were the Bonita Tea,<br />
Black and White formal at Christmas time, Spring<br />
Pledge Presents, and Purple and Gold formal in<br />
June .... Fraternity took first place in IFC bowling<br />
competition .... AS vice president, Who's Who, and<br />
Blue Key member was Tom Goodbody .... Track<br />
team members were Don Wheeler and 01 iver Askew.<br />
... Tom Mulligan, Vic Long, and Ray Vidal were<br />
football team members .... AS Council Member<br />
Dave Gill was named Best Dressed Man on Campus.<br />
... Head cheerleader was Fred Allen .... AI Secord<br />
was Senior class treasurer Presidents were Bob<br />
Slaughter and Ray Vidal. Fraternity founded in<br />
1856 at University of Alabama .... Local chapter,<br />
California Theta , installed in 1949. . . . SDSC<br />
Football Coach Bill Schutte and Lt. Col. Charles E.<br />
Mosse, head of the AFROTC on campus, are members<br />
of SAE .... Other prominent alumni are Mayor<br />
Poulson of Los Angeles, Actor Dick Powell, Crooner<br />
Rudy Valle, Milton Eisenhower, Harold Stassen, Golf<br />
Great Bobby Jones, and the late Ernie Pyle.<br />
Home is where the mortgage is.<br />
Jack Rogers<br />
William Schultz<br />
Charles Scott<br />
Alan Secord<br />
Jim Sherrill<br />
Bob Slaughter<br />
Dick Slaughter<br />
Craig Starkey<br />
Barry Taylor<br />
Dale Vatis<br />
Ray Vidal<br />
Jim Vierhus<br />
Pat Henry<br />
Thomas Hutchinson<br />
Roy Wagner<br />
John Ward<br />
Conrad Jimenez<br />
Dick LeBlanc<br />
George Watson<br />
Donald Wheeler
Charles<br />
Armand<br />
Abbott<br />
Alkire<br />
Ralph Darr<br />
Ernest DeBlanc<br />
Bill Dickenson<br />
Arthur Ellsworth<br />
William Fairbairn<br />
Roy Fields<br />
Donald Foster<br />
Maurice<br />
John<br />
Altshuler<br />
Anders<br />
Rhudy Fowler<br />
Dan Freeman<br />
Bert Grigsby<br />
Robert Grimes<br />
George Harbaugh<br />
Stuart Harvey<br />
Thomas Hemphill<br />
Bob Baker<br />
John Baker<br />
Patterned after a well-known Southern group ....<br />
Sigma<br />
Chi<br />
Leonard Hendren<br />
Harry Higgins<br />
William Howell<br />
Dean Hunter<br />
John Irwin<br />
Tom Johnson<br />
Norman Kary<br />
John Baldessari<br />
Dale Barbat<br />
John Bates<br />
J ames Beasley<br />
George Benson<br />
Charles Birkett<br />
Richard Birkett<br />
Eugene Brown<br />
Con aid Buechler<br />
Jack Caldwell<br />
Tony Campbell<br />
Benjy Cruz<br />
SIGMA<br />
Founded<br />
CHI<br />
on<br />
June 28, 1855, at<br />
Miami<br />
Oxford,<br />
University,<br />
Ohio.<br />
Local <strong>Del</strong>ta Xi chapter<br />
founded in 1949.<br />
Located<br />
at<br />
5826 Montezuma Road,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
Many outstanding names on campus .... AS President nnd<br />
Joe Rosa .... Phil Whitacre was president of the Senior class an<br />
president of Xolotl. AS Council members were Andy Brown<br />
and John Baldessari Holding membership in Blue Key wer.e<br />
Joe Rosa, Phil Whitacre, Joel Snyder, and Bert Grigsby. : .. Pre~:<br />
dent of Arnold Air Society was Kenny Whitcomb .... Nine me. t<br />
bers on the football team .... Third place at the West POI~S<br />
Invitational Debate Tournament went to Joel Snyder and Le~t<br />
Acord .... Six members named to Who's Who .... Frat~r~1 y<br />
was, for the third straight year, in IFC basketball competltlOnd<br />
... Presidents were Bert Grigsby and Dennis King .... ~ponsore<br />
winning homecoming queen candidate Eloda Miller Grigsby. : . i<br />
Annual closed-bid Sweetheart Dan'ce and open-bid Trop~a<br />
Cruise .... Basketball team members were Noel Mickelson, oy<br />
Fields, and Jim Sams .... Noel Mickelson and Bert Grigs~y we;~<br />
members of the baseball team .... Co-winner of the Llnem<br />
of the Year award was football team member Frank Acosta ....<br />
Fraternity won trophy for Best Construction and Design for ~om~coming<br />
float .... Sigma Chi founded at Miami UniverSIty In<br />
Oxfo~d, Ohio, in 1855 .... Local chapter installed in 1949. ~ist<br />
Prominent alumni include Actor John Wayne and Cartoo<br />
Milton Caniff.<br />
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Joseph Kelly<br />
Dennis King<br />
Robert Klein<br />
Jay Kowal<br />
Raymond<br />
Le Compte<br />
David Limbacher<br />
Robert Lyon<br />
Howard Mayfield<br />
Noel Mickelsen<br />
Micky M'oret<br />
Jerry Moss<br />
Eugene Myers<br />
J ames McCarty<br />
James McDermott<br />
Anthony McPeak<br />
Douglas Nairne<br />
Ralph Pesqueira<br />
Duane Pillsbury<br />
Richard Plum<br />
Lee Rens<br />
William Richardson<br />
Joseph Rosa<br />
Meldrain Ruppin<br />
James Sams<br />
'David Schmitz<br />
Thomas Sharkey<br />
Ted Siekman<br />
Joel Snyder<br />
J ames Steiner<br />
Ronald Stewart<br />
Richard Suszko<br />
Richard Taylor<br />
Thomas Tozar<br />
Thomas Trainer<br />
William Weiner<br />
Richard Whaley<br />
Philip Whitacre<br />
William White<br />
Rodney Wilson
Peter<br />
Donald<br />
Barbie<br />
Barton<br />
Bruce Nicholason<br />
Earl Ocker<br />
Larry<br />
Joseph<br />
Brown<br />
Daly<br />
Keith<br />
Kenneth<br />
Polk<br />
Polk<br />
Salvadore<br />
Alfred<br />
Flores<br />
Frisch<br />
But, honest, Mother, we did have a flat.<br />
"I was a 98-pound weakling."<br />
Sigma<br />
Phi Epsilon<br />
Edward Reed<br />
Chris Scheidel<br />
Charles Griffin<br />
Don Hickethier<br />
Kenneth Hoffert<br />
Howard Hough<br />
Jerry Laudermilk<br />
Fred Leonard<br />
Formal Queen of Hearts Ball in February .... Halloween<br />
party for neighborhood kids .... Fraternity collected $250 this<br />
year for the Red Cross in an off-campus drive .... New Year's<br />
Eve dance .... Annual Mothers' Day tea at the fraternity house.<br />
... Sal Flores served as IFC secretary .... Baseball team member<br />
was Ken Pattison .... Presidents were James Scott and Sal Flores.<br />
... Familiar white house on Hardy Way .... Fraternity founded<br />
in 1901 at Richmond College .... SDSC chapter, California <strong>Del</strong>ta,<br />
installed in 1947, first national fraternity on campus .... Prominent<br />
San Diegans who claim membership in Sigma Phi Epsilon<br />
are Columnist Neil Morgan and Sportscaster AI Schuss Also<br />
a Sig Ep is Ted Mack, of Original Amateur Hour fame .<br />
,.<br />
SIGMA PH I EPSILON<br />
Founded in<br />
November, 1901, at<br />
Richmond College.<br />
Local California <strong>Del</strong>ta<br />
chapter founded on<br />
November 17, 1947.<br />
Located at<br />
5712 Hardy Way,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
George Schleif<br />
James Scott<br />
Dan Severns<br />
Richard Seymour<br />
Andy Smith<br />
Manuel Smith<br />
B:l1 Lockman<br />
Richard Mackie<br />
Kanis and Wahinis enjoy their fish and poi.<br />
Lonely hearts club-college branch.<br />
Phil Sounichsen<br />
Bob Weaver<br />
Ronald<br />
Louis<br />
Morgan<br />
Moritz<br />
Dean<br />
Zeithler<br />
Frank<br />
Jerry<br />
Munley<br />
McGue<br />
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Robert Beachler<br />
Gene Blair<br />
Elmo Parker<br />
Jack Parish<br />
Charles Boeh<br />
Garry Butterfield<br />
Howard Pray<br />
Duane Schirmer<br />
Dick Hedman<br />
Dean Leptich<br />
Robert<br />
Stanley<br />
House<br />
Moore<br />
Frank<br />
Donald<br />
Klein<br />
Myers<br />
Darrel Lachel<br />
Lawrence Nelson<br />
Terry Lauritsen<br />
John Owens<br />
Samuel Christie<br />
Tim Churchill<br />
Keith Collard<br />
Russell Condon<br />
William Cook<br />
Melvin Curry<br />
Channing Day<br />
Martin Donahue<br />
SIGMA PI<br />
Founded on<br />
February 26, 1897,<br />
at Vincennes University,<br />
Vincennes, Indiana.<br />
Local Alpha Omega<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1949.<br />
Located at<br />
Gibbs Airport,<br />
Linda Vista, California.<br />
"Arthur Murray taught me dancing in a hurry."<br />
Sigma Pi<br />
Named "Craziest Cat" at the Teke Lamboogie was Sam<br />
Christie .... Winner of the Sig Ep Beard Growing Contest was<br />
Hank Turner .... Named "Mr. Christmas" during the IFC-<br />
Salvation Army canned food drive was Harry Grow Annual<br />
Orchid Ball, closed-bid formal, during the Fall. Open-bid<br />
Moonl ight Serenade in the Spring. . . . Father-Son Banquet<br />
during May .... IFC vice president, secretary-treasurer of Oceotl,<br />
and Junior class treasurer was Dean Leptich .... Bob House<br />
served as AMS treasurer .... Fraternity copped the IFC badminton<br />
championship for the second straight year .... Chapter also<br />
awarded national Sigma Pi's efficiency award for the second<br />
straight year .... Presi.dent was Hal Fassett .... Sigma Pi founded<br />
at Vincennes University in 1897 .... Chartered at SDSC in 1949 .<br />
. . . Dr. George D. Stoddard, University of Illinois president; Harry<br />
S. Hanna, president of Bell Telephone Company; and LeRoy G.<br />
Spencer, vice president of Packard Motor Company, are members<br />
of Sigma Pi .... Prominent locally are Stedman C. Gould, manager<br />
of Sears, Roebuck Company, and C. C. Blakemore, vice<br />
president of the First National Bank ....<br />
Jack Schwartz<br />
Bob Smith<br />
Jim Spears<br />
Arnie Strauss<br />
Jerry Sullivan<br />
Carl Tressler<br />
Henry Turner<br />
Glenn Van Denburg<br />
Duane Eberhardt<br />
Hal Fassett<br />
When I was in the Islands ....<br />
The party carried out a Chinese theme.<br />
Peter<br />
Harvey<br />
Ward<br />
Watkins<br />
Jerry Foster<br />
Harry Grow<br />
Robert<br />
Rodney<br />
Williams<br />
Woodward<br />
John Halverson<br />
Harlan Hayden<br />
Roy Woodward<br />
Loel Zuehlke
Bill Arnold<br />
John Baker<br />
Leon<br />
Walton<br />
Rogus<br />
Rogers<br />
Herbert<br />
William<br />
Black<br />
Bryan<br />
Charles Royer<br />
Gary Russell<br />
Marvin Gudmundson Daniel Hale<br />
Patrick Huffman Roger Hutflesz<br />
Richard<br />
James<br />
Haworth<br />
Jacobs<br />
George Himel<br />
Eric Johnson<br />
Robert<br />
Walter<br />
Hoffelder<br />
Johnson<br />
Don Koppen haven<br />
Bob MacFarlane<br />
Antero Lehto<br />
Tom McDowell<br />
Robert Lopez<br />
Jim McVicar<br />
Ronnie<br />
Howard<br />
Moore<br />
Pipes<br />
Paul Myers<br />
Don Robinson<br />
Walt Bussey<br />
Ralph Cadman<br />
Ray Dahlin<br />
Ernest Danjou<br />
Robert Denison<br />
Jose DeVega<br />
Darrell Downs<br />
Richard Dudley<br />
Fraternity claims many outstanding campus leaders ....<br />
Fall President of Blue Key and member of Who's Who was Danny<br />
Hale .... Blue Key vice president in the Fall was George Sunga,<br />
AS Council member, homecoming chairman, and Who's Who<br />
member Darrell Downs was also a member of Blue Key and<br />
Who's Who AS Council members were Ronnie Moore and<br />
Gail Thompson, <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste co-sports editor .... AMS secretary,<br />
Fall Oceotl president, and Blue Key secretary was Ray Dahlin.<br />
· .. Cross country lettermen were BiII Gookin and Ron Gerrard.<br />
· .. Ron Gerrard was also a member of the wrestling team ....<br />
Annual open-bid Lamboogie in the Fall. ... "Sweetheart of Tau<br />
Kappa Epsilon" was crowned at the Carnation Carousel in April.<br />
· .. With the end of the school year came TKE's annual Hawaiian<br />
Luau .... Float copped trophy for Best Use of Flowers and third<br />
place fraternity honors at homecoming .... Winner o-f the Ugly<br />
Man Contest was George Sunga, who was crowned "St. Patrick"<br />
at the Shamrock Shuffle Fraternity founded at Illinois Wesleyan<br />
University in 1899 Chapter installed at SDSC in 1950.<br />
· .. Prominent alumni include Actors Ronald Reagan and Dan<br />
Duryea, Bandleaders Tex Beneke, Stan Kenton, Freddy Martin,<br />
and Lawrence Welk, and Senator Hunt of Wyoming .... Locally<br />
prominent alumni are Anderson Borthwick, president of First<br />
National Bank, and Fred Rohr, Jr., of Rohr Aircraft ....<br />
Tau Kappa<br />
TAU KAPPA EPSILON<br />
Founded on<br />
January 10, 1899,<br />
at Illinois Wesleyan<br />
University.<br />
Locol Gamma Lambda<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1950.<br />
Located at<br />
3039 Adams Avenue,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
Epsilon<br />
Edward Scanlon<br />
Roland Schneider<br />
Tom Segel<br />
Donald Settle<br />
Tsuneo<br />
Joe<br />
Shishido<br />
Sission<br />
Victor Lee<br />
Stephens<br />
George Sunga<br />
Alfred<br />
Bill<br />
Duran<br />
Evans<br />
"Soda?"<br />
Oh, I mean, "Sugar?"<br />
Spring pledges.<br />
(Photo was snapped before "the treatment"),<br />
Gail Thompson<br />
Bill Tucker<br />
Ray<br />
Jack<br />
Fellows<br />
Foreman<br />
William<br />
Allen<br />
Wendt<br />
Wren<br />
Ronald<br />
William<br />
Garrard<br />
Gookin<br />
Chuck<br />
Robert<br />
Wright<br />
Wynn
William Bowman<br />
<strong>Del</strong>mer Burk<br />
Irwin Forbing<br />
Tom Gordinier<br />
Georgo<br />
Roetnel<br />
Walt Gutjahr<br />
Bert Hand<br />
Even the Sultan is a Theta Chi.<br />
Slick as an ad for Mountain<br />
Dew.<br />
Charles<br />
Scharf<br />
Theta<br />
Chi<br />
David Hoffland<br />
Thomas Kaiser<br />
Rod Livingston<br />
Charles Micenhimer<br />
Jack Opdycke<br />
John Owen<br />
THETA<br />
CHI<br />
Founded on<br />
April 10, 1856 ,<br />
at Norwick University,<br />
Norwick, Vermont.<br />
Local Gamma Theta<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1947.<br />
Located at<br />
5835 EI Cajon Blvd.,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
Who's Who and Blue Key claimed Don Ritchey, Junior class<br />
president and AS Council member .... Outstanding SDSC high<br />
jumper was Joe Page .... Member of Theta Chi is Dr. Lewis B.<br />
Lesley, faculty adviser to the fraternity and to Blue Key....<br />
Presidents were Don Ritchey and Ed Philbin .... Annual Carnation<br />
Ball, closed-bid Christmas formal. ... Spring formal at which<br />
the "Dream Girl of Theta Chi" was crowned .... Pre-school<br />
dance for all new students .... Closed-bid Circle Bar X western<br />
dance .... Chapter this year won national award for scholarship.<br />
... Alumni prominent locally are Gen. Maurice Holmes and Adm.<br />
Frederick Sherman .... Fraternity founded in 1856 at Norwich<br />
University, Norwich, Vermont .... Local chapter, Gamma Theta,<br />
installed in 1947 ....<br />
Glen Snyder<br />
Don Sullivan<br />
William Valentine<br />
Ed Philbin<br />
Ronald Potts<br />
Egads!<br />
Here comes the chaperone!<br />
John<br />
Will<br />
Don Prentice<br />
Patrick Raine<br />
AI Zahalsky<br />
John Ratcliffe •<br />
Don Ritchey<br />
J
Joel Barries<br />
Art Bclenzon<br />
Alan Mishne<br />
Norman Panlsh<br />
Don Byrnes<br />
Noel Fishman<br />
Shearn Platt<br />
Edmond Rosenthal<br />
Bashful Belenzon "just happens" to have noticed his picture in The Aztec.<br />
"Aw, shucks, it was nothing."<br />
Julian Frank<br />
Martin Freedman<br />
Michael Friedlander<br />
Stanley Friedman<br />
Joel Goldfus<br />
Harvey Goodfriend<br />
Ronnie Greenberg<br />
Harry Hamber<br />
Membership included leaders in many phases of campus life.<br />
.. Commissioner of Finance, president of Blue Key, and member<br />
of Who's Who was Ronnie Greenberg .... Who's Who also<br />
claimed Bob Waller, secretary of Blue Key and Co-editor of <strong>Del</strong><br />
Sudoeste .... Member of the football squad was another Who's<br />
Who and Blue Key member, Art Belenzon, who served as IFC<br />
president Lenny Bloom was a member of the wrestling and<br />
track teams Serving on the AS Council was AI Mishne ....<br />
Fraternity editor of <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste was Shearn Platt .... ZBT float<br />
copped second-place fraternity honors at homecoming parade.<br />
... Advertising manager for The Aztec and <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste for the<br />
post two years was Joel Goldfus .... Fraternity took permanent<br />
possession of IFC scholarship trophy by earning top fraternity<br />
grode-point average for the past three semesters .... Presidents<br />
were Bob Waller and AI Mishne .... Annual New Year's Eve<br />
party .... Semi-annual formal initiation dinner-dances ....<br />
Theatre party followinq one-oct play tournament .... Runner-up<br />
in the Best Dressed Man contest was Ronnie Greenberg ....<br />
Fraternity founded at College of the City of New York in 1898.<br />
... Local chopter, Beta Lambda, installed in 1951 .... Prominent<br />
ZBTs include Bernard Baruch, Jock Benny, Sid Luckman, and<br />
Henry Morganthau ....<br />
Zeta<br />
ZETA<br />
BETA TAU<br />
Founded on<br />
December 29, 1898,<br />
at the College of the<br />
City of New York..<br />
Lo:::al Beta Lambda<br />
chapter founded<br />
in 1951.<br />
Located at<br />
3211 Thirtieth Street,<br />
San Diego, California.<br />
Beta Tau<br />
Myron Shapero<br />
Burton Sharpe<br />
Harry Siayen<br />
Don Solomon<br />
Bernard Sosna<br />
Robert Waller<br />
Dan Weinberg<br />
Martin Weiner<br />
Skiing was the thing<br />
at Big Bear.<br />
Just polish them, boys. Just polish them.<br />
Lawrence Kahan<br />
Stephen Kirschtel<br />
Leonard Weiss<br />
Herbert Wenig<br />
Donn Kobernick<br />
Harvey Levitt<br />
Joe Winicki<br />
Mike Witte<br />
156<br />
____~---------""J
Sports<br />
159
Cal Poly<br />
San Diego<br />
Fresno<br />
Pepperdine<br />
Los Angeles<br />
Santa Barbara<br />
CCAA Football Standings<br />
W L T<br />
500<br />
3 1 1<br />
221<br />
230<br />
140<br />
140<br />
Pet.<br />
1.000<br />
.750<br />
.500<br />
.400<br />
.200<br />
.200<br />
COACH<br />
BILL SCHUTTE<br />
Fullback Norman Nygaard got the Aztecs<br />
off to a fine start by scoring four times ...<br />
Lighter Islanders threw in entire squad, but<br />
couldn't stop San Diego from piling up a 26-0<br />
halftime bulge ... Nygaard scored on runs<br />
of 13, 33, 23 and 16 yards, rushing for a<br />
total of 123 yards in 13 tries, a 9.5 average<br />
... Paul Held connected on six of 14 passes<br />
and Verne Dodds added two for two for a<br />
total of 124 aerial yards ... Phil Prokap<br />
moved 67 yards in six carries and scored on<br />
a 12-yard burst, Marsh Malcolm added 25<br />
more in five tries and scored on a five-yard<br />
buck after setting it up with a 39-yard return<br />
of a punt ... Held booted two extra<br />
points, Dodds one, and Bob Lyon one ...<br />
Standouts on the defensive side were guard<br />
Ed Johns and tackle Gene Edwards.<br />
Football<br />
S.D.<br />
40<br />
12<br />
6<br />
12<br />
40<br />
27<br />
14<br />
7<br />
72<br />
230<br />
SEASON'S RECORD<br />
Opp.<br />
University of Hawaii .________________ 7<br />
California Polytechnic . 33<br />
George Pepperdine 0<br />
New Mexico University . 41<br />
Los Angeles State ._________ 13<br />
Fresno State .. . .. . . 27<br />
Occ identa I ..._. . ... ....__<br />
.. _....._... 7<br />
Marine Corps<br />
Santa Barbara<br />
Recruit Depot .._.__.. 14<br />
. ....._...__....__.. .._.._.... 0<br />
142<br />
Head Manager: Roland Schneider. Trainer: Don Weisenberger.<br />
Asst. Manager: Dick Loritz.<br />
161<br />
160
Norm Nygaard<br />
Fullback<br />
Ed Johns<br />
Guard<br />
Don Bonatus<br />
Halfback<br />
Harry Higgins<br />
Center<br />
Jay Gutowski into the secondary of Hawaii for Aztec yardage.<br />
Vic Long squirms<br />
away from Gaucho man with assist from Gene Edwards.<br />
Phil Prokop<br />
Halfback<br />
Paul Held<br />
Quarterback<br />
Biggest crowd in three years at Aztec Bowl, 9,500, saw<br />
San Diego give Cal Poly four touchdowns on fumbles ...<br />
Staters scored first and appeared on the way to dumping<br />
defending CCAA champs, Prokop scooting over from the<br />
10-yard line ... Then fumbles dropped into Poly arms<br />
and passes went astray, and the nightmare was on ...<br />
Aztecs outrushed Mustangs, 241 to 114, but couldn't keep<br />
ball long enough to start a scoring drive ... Nygaard again<br />
was top rusher with 77 yards in 15 carries, followed by<br />
Prokop, 74 in six, and Malcolm with 60 yards in two trips<br />
... Even with the high score against them, State defense<br />
looked good, twice holding Poly inside the 15-yard line ...<br />
Start of season hurts cropped up in the game when quarterback<br />
Held banged his knee and arm.<br />
A game for the lin~men to boast about, Pepperdine being<br />
held to 81 yards rushing and no completions in seven pass<br />
att~mpts ... Only score of the game came early in the opening<br />
period when Nygaard broke loose from the Wave 27-yard line<br />
. .. Dodds played entire game at quarterback for ailing Held<br />
and turned in a fine performance, although noticeably nervous<br />
One more added to sick Iist when Prokop was bounced after<br />
only first quarter action ... With Phil out, offensive action<br />
slowed down to 193 yards rushing, 123 going to Nygaard, 40<br />
to Malcolm, 29 to Bonatus, and 20 to Prokop ... First game<br />
away from home saw San Diego beat Pepperdine sixth straight<br />
time in the six-game series, but this was their closest call ...<br />
Bigger margin was probable if more passes had been thrown.<br />
Wes Robb<br />
Guard<br />
Bob Lyon<br />
End<br />
Freshman quarterback Frank Richardson in the middle of a Santa Barbara trap.<br />
Phil Prokop off on a 60-yard return of an Occidental punt and six points<br />
for the San Diego cause.<br />
Monte Fritz<br />
End<br />
Vic Long<br />
Fullback<br />
Frank Acosta<br />
Tackle<br />
162<br />
163
Will Hazel<br />
Tackle<br />
Julius Gutowski<br />
Fullback<br />
Bob Linares<br />
Tackle<br />
Bob Newton<br />
Center<br />
Nygaard, Schutte, Benton ... A possible CCAA crown for San Diego Stare in 1954.<br />
Mike Brown<br />
Tackle<br />
Gene Mumy<br />
Guard<br />
Harold Jackson finds out it's hard to move past Ed Johns, as he tries to pick up<br />
yardage for the Marines. Stater Marsh Malcolm moving up to aid Johns.<br />
Injuries popped up left and right as powerful Lobos handed<br />
SDSC a defeat that affected the rest of the Aztec season ...<br />
750-mile jaunt to Lobo territory added seven players to inactive<br />
list, Don Bonatus, AI Walker, Held, Dodds, Jay Gutowski, Gene<br />
Edwards, and Javier Acosta joining the others out of action ...<br />
End Bob Lyon showed New Mexico fans why he was to be named<br />
all-CCAA as he put on a 43.4 punting exhibition and snagged<br />
an 18-yard pass ... Hectic third-period play saw Coach Bill<br />
Schutte inject three quarterbacks into action ... Bonatus started,<br />
Dodds went into the game when Don was injured, Richardson<br />
replaced Codds, and then Dodds when back in for Richardson<br />
... Lobos added insult to injury by stopping State ground attack<br />
and intercepting three passes.<br />
Another defensive display, this time combined with offensive<br />
precision, saw San Diego win its third straight over LA in threeyear<br />
series ... Edwards, Hank Higgins, Johns, Monte Fritz, and<br />
Lyon plugged up line, holding Diablos to 87 yards ... Tou:hdown<br />
machine moved for 425 yards, 322 credited to running ... Malcolm<br />
scored on runs of 22 and 24, pcckinq the boll nine times<br />
for 118 yards, Vic Long scored on the fi rst play of the second<br />
half by crashing 20 yards through the Los Angeles middle and<br />
caught a six-yard TD pass from Held ... Nygaard ripped through<br />
for 132 yards in 15 carries, scoring on a two-yard plunge and a<br />
25-yarder down the middle ... Held booted four points after<br />
touchdowns and completed 10 of 17 passes for 103 yard) ...<br />
No injuries reported.<br />
Verne Dodds<br />
Quarterback<br />
Marshall Malcolm<br />
Halfback<br />
George Leamer<br />
Center<br />
Gary Sada<br />
Halfback<br />
AII-CCAA fullback Norm Nygaard sees the road ahead cleared for him by Aztec blockers,<br />
but has trouble starting downfield into open territory.<br />
Up, but not over. Occidental back finds he can't penetrate State front wall.<br />
Jack Jantz<br />
End<br />
Glen<br />
Woodard<br />
End<br />
164<br />
165
Harold Love<br />
Guard<br />
Gary Russ all<br />
Half Jack<br />
In all kinds of weather, students support the Aztec gridders.<br />
Hugh Simpson<br />
Fullback<br />
Gene Mumy intercepts an Hawaii pass and moves the ball toward' Islander goal.<br />
Frank Richardson<br />
Quarterback<br />
Art Belenzon<br />
Tackle<br />
Dick Runyon<br />
Tackle<br />
Ancient sleeper play in final seconds of the game gave Fresno<br />
the touchdown that tied the game . . . End Monte Fritz broke<br />
through to block the extra point that would have meant an Aztec<br />
defeat ... Malcolm scooted 15 yards in last quarter to "assure"<br />
San Diego victory, 27-21, but following the kickoff, Bulldogs sent<br />
an end to the sideline and hit him with a pass to the State nineyard<br />
Iine, where they pushed it over ... Offensively, the Aztecs<br />
rushed for 239 to 230 yards for Fresno, but Raisin City crew<br />
outpassed locals, 116 to 95 ... Playing before Fresno fans, San<br />
Diego held leads of 14-0, 14-7, 20-14, 27-21, but couldn't h~ld<br />
off that last score ... Malcolm picked up 93 yards in 10 tries<br />
and Nygaard was going for 93 yards in 15 carries.<br />
Three key plays and outstanding line play gave the Aztecs<br />
a win over previously unbeaten and untied Oxy in the Homecoming<br />
game in Aztec Bowl ... Number one was an intercepted<br />
pass by Held on Poet 35-yard line ... Held fired a seven-yard<br />
pass to Malcolm for the first TD and the second important play<br />
... In the fourth quarter, Prokop took an Oxy punt on his own<br />
40 and raced 60 yards for the final score ... Held booted both<br />
points ... Light line for the visitors turned in some fine play<br />
for the 9,000 spectators, but couldn't stop Lyon and Bob Linares<br />
from coming in to harass Occidental backs ... Nygaard also<br />
shone brightly on defense, proving a fine Iin~bac~er ... Lyon<br />
was awarded trophy for being named outstanding lineman of the<br />
game.<br />
Ray Vidal<br />
Halfback<br />
Ray Moore<br />
Guard<br />
Come into my arms ... Quarterback Paul Held adds the finishing touches to a<br />
Wes Robb tackle of Santa Barbara back.<br />
Well,<br />
what now coach?<br />
Bernie Flaherty<br />
End<br />
Bob Hale<br />
End<br />
Ron Stewart<br />
End<br />
Charles Birkett<br />
End<br />
166<br />
167
Tom Sharkey<br />
Halfback<br />
Aztecs picked final game to run up highest SDSC total in<br />
history, a game where everything they did turned out right ...<br />
Nygaard was at his best, scoring on laudatory plays as Held<br />
outfaked Gaucho linemen left and right ... Completing his<br />
term of el igibi Iity at State, Paul was never better, his performance<br />
later to earn him a contract from the professional Detroit Lions<br />
... Coach Schutte ran in everyone, attempting to hold down the<br />
score, but his charges had caught Santa Barbara on a bad night<br />
and showed the home folks fireworks ... Guard Don Love even<br />
got into the scoring column, bagging a blocked punt in the end<br />
zone for six points ... Nygaard top rusher of the year with 889<br />
yards in 126 carries, Malcolm with 433 in 61 tries, and Prokop<br />
with 258 in 30 trips followed Norm<br />
Gene Coda<br />
End<br />
Alan<br />
Hartman<br />
Guard<br />
(<br />
Bob Reid<br />
End<br />
Tom<br />
Mulligan<br />
Guard<br />
Forbes Anderson<br />
Guard<br />
Jim Krist<br />
Guard<br />
Here's mud in your eye ... Halfback Don Bonatus is brought to<br />
Balboa Stadium turf by MCRD tacklers.<br />
Tom O'Brien<br />
Halfback<br />
Dick Suszko<br />
Guard<br />
Toughest game to lose cropped up when MCRD handed the<br />
Staters a one-touchdown setback in rainy, muddy Balboa Stadium<br />
setting ... Shrine game saw 12,000 attend to see San Diego<br />
grab a 7-0 halftime lead on Bonatus' three-yard center buck ...<br />
Opening play of second half saw Boot quarterback Camillo<br />
Capuzzi sl ither out of everyone's hands on a 63-yard QB keep<br />
play for a score ... Former Aztec great Art Preston cl inched It<br />
for the Marines with a 64-yard shot through the line in the fo~rth<br />
quarter ... Bonatus and Malcolm both carried from the field<br />
in the second half as Leathernecks turned on a hard-hitting<br />
exhibition of tackl ing to take the steam from State's offense.<br />
Dave Riley<br />
Tackle<br />
hi h b of points ever scored by an Aztec football team,<br />
The Ig est num er B b<br />
State's 72-0 conquest of Santa ar ara.<br />
169<br />
168
Dr. George Ziegenfuss ... He'll try for two<br />
in a row next season.<br />
S.D.<br />
66<br />
70<br />
52<br />
71<br />
89<br />
95<br />
73<br />
84<br />
69<br />
66<br />
47<br />
140<br />
79<br />
75<br />
78<br />
81<br />
75<br />
67<br />
59<br />
72<br />
110<br />
95<br />
91<br />
87<br />
SEASON'S<br />
RECORD<br />
University of Southern California .<br />
Alumni , .<br />
Loyola (California) ..<br />
Opp.<br />
Who Ittiler .<br />
Occidental .<br />
Long Beach State .<br />
Luke Ai r Force Base .<br />
Arizona State Tempe ..<br />
Arizona State Tempe ..<br />
Fresno State ..<br />
San Diego Marines ..<br />
Chapman .<br />
Pepperdine .<br />
Los Angeles State ..<br />
Fresno State .<br />
Whittier .<br />
Los Angeles State .<br />
California Polytechnic ..<br />
Loyola (California) .<br />
Santa Barbara .<br />
California Polytechnic .<br />
Pepperdine : .<br />
Santa Barbara ..<br />
Pasadena Nazarene .<br />
83<br />
54<br />
65<br />
70<br />
58<br />
59<br />
56<br />
60<br />
59<br />
51<br />
64<br />
37<br />
91<br />
68<br />
67<br />
59<br />
61<br />
73<br />
58<br />
70<br />
96<br />
76<br />
74<br />
90<br />
CCAA<br />
San Diego<br />
Sa nta Ba rba ra<br />
Fresno<br />
Pepperdine<br />
Los Angeles<br />
Cal Poly<br />
Basketba II Standings<br />
W L<br />
8 2<br />
5 5<br />
5 5<br />
4 6<br />
4 6<br />
4 6<br />
Pet.<br />
.800<br />
.500<br />
.500<br />
.400<br />
.400<br />
.400<br />
Basketball<br />
One of the greatest basketball teams in SDSC<br />
history roared to an 18-6 season record including<br />
the first CCAA hoop title in 12 years for<br />
Aztec Mesa ... NAIA playoff game in Pasadena<br />
"bandbox" saw Staters drop 90-87 nod<br />
to Nazarene five ... Coach George Ziegenfuss<br />
got his team off to a slow start, losing two of<br />
first three tries ... high scoring Bob Brady<br />
was out with a bum leg and Danny Newport<br />
couldn't find the hoop ... a one-point victory<br />
over Whittier turned the trick, leveling their<br />
season record at 2-2 and starting them on a<br />
seven-game winning streak ... victims included<br />
Whittier, Occidental, Long Beach State, Luke<br />
Air Force Base and two over Arizona State<br />
Tempe ... Long Beach win, 95-59, saw a new<br />
single game record for points set by Aztecs,<br />
shattering old mark of 89 ... after a 47-64<br />
Art Toth ... A manager's manager.<br />
170<br />
171
You can't have it if '<br />
. I , even I you did used to play for State,<br />
Pardon me, I'm coming through,<br />
The CCAA crown t S<br />
re urns to an Diego State Coil ~<br />
after a 12-year absence, eqe<br />
C. C. A. A.<br />
Champions<br />
loss to powerful Marine Corps Recruit Depot,<br />
Dr. Ziggy pulled out all stops to watch his men<br />
crush Chapman, 140-37, resetting single game<br />
total ... Ray Woodmansee became the first<br />
Aztec in history to score the 100th point for<br />
a basketball team by hitting on a set shot in<br />
back of the key ... Pepperdine put a crimp<br />
in San Diego's CCAA hopes by pinning a 91-79<br />
defeat on them in a rough battle in Los Angeles<br />
. . . Rodger Dishong had front teeth loosened<br />
and four men fouled out ... Stopping only for<br />
breath, the Aztecs took in their belts a notch<br />
and dumped Los Angeles State, 75-68, Fresno<br />
again, 78-67, Whittier, 81-59, and LA again,<br />
75-61, before dropping a tough one to Cal Poly,<br />
73-67 ... with record now at 13-5, non-supporting<br />
fans finally came out to view their<br />
possible league titl ists ... with Bob Brady laying<br />
them up from under the basket, Danny<br />
Newport hooking left- and right-handed, Noel<br />
Mickelsen hitting from the side, Jim Poole potting<br />
them from various positions, Roy Fields<br />
setting his long set shots, and Rodger Dishong<br />
moving in to snare important rebounds, and<br />
with sensational reserve help from Jim Sams,<br />
Newport moves Fresno rebounder as Bob Reid (12)<br />
reaches for the ball.<br />
173
Oh, horrors, how can I stop Mr. Newport's hook.<br />
Bob Reid, Ernie Hartzog, Woodmansee, John<br />
Hannon, Syl Taylor and Jay Turner, San Diego<br />
was on its way ... in a "fouled-up" rematch<br />
with Loyola on the Aztec court, San Diego<br />
edged the Lions 59-58 ... back to the CCAA<br />
trail, they traveled north to slip past Santa<br />
Barbara, 72-70, and then gain sweet revenge<br />
by going past the century mark for the second<br />
time, 110-96, against previous conqueror Cal<br />
Poly ... Jim Poole's 29 points on 13 field goals<br />
and three free throws played a major part in<br />
the win ... returning to home surroundings<br />
before an overflow crowd of 2,000, Staters<br />
clinched league honors by waxing Pepperdine,<br />
95-76 ... Brady poured in 32 points to break<br />
the school mark of 31, which he also held ...<br />
24 hours later, they celebrated "Bob Brady"<br />
night by pasting Santa Barbara, 91-74 ...<br />
Brady again led the team scoring for the year<br />
by virtue of his 429 markers on 142 fielders<br />
and 145 free tosses, an 18.7 average ... Newport<br />
followed Bob with 289 points, Mickelsen<br />
had 248, Poole 223, Fields 208, Sams 151, and<br />
Dishong 138 ... 1891 points scored made them<br />
the highest scoring team in SDSC history, 78.8<br />
game average also was a record ... in final<br />
Fields takes<br />
it away from Fresno men.<br />
Carole Skinner gives the "outstanding player" trophy to<br />
San Diego State's Mr. Basketball, Bob Brady.<br />
Hmm, maybe Ziggy should switch to 3 man-to-man<br />
statistics released by the National Collegiate<br />
Athletic Bureau, San Diego was the top field<br />
goal percentage team in the nation among<br />
small colleges, hitting 44.9 per cent of their<br />
shots ... other fields showed them 12th in<br />
free throw percentage, 14th and 18th in individual<br />
field goal percentages (Brady 50.5, Newport<br />
50.0), fifth in individual free throw percentage<br />
(Brady 83.8) and 76th in individual<br />
scoring (Brady 429 points and 18.7 average)<br />
... team average of 78.8 ranked them 28th in<br />
nation and the team was ranked nationally os<br />
the 81 st in standings, a jump of over 100 from<br />
last year's listings ... San Diego was 11-2 in<br />
won-lost at home and 7-4 on the road ... in<br />
CCAA play, Staters' 8-2 ledger was three games<br />
ahead of 5-5 standard by Santa Barbara ...<br />
Brady named to first CCAA team for second<br />
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A jump pass moves the ball toward a two-pointer.<br />
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Now in the next quarter,<br />
we'll move to a fast break.<br />
Newport's<br />
hook shot has them floored.<br />
Mickelsen battling Fresno hoopsters for a rebound,<br />
Without looking, a basket vs. Santa Barbara.<br />
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consecutive year Mickelsen picked on second<br />
squad, and New~ort, Fields, Poole selected .f~r<br />
h?~orable mention ... Brady finished his el ' 9;d<br />
hility by breaking virtually every scoring rec,ots<br />
for the school ... his new marks are most porn<br />
in one game (32L most field goals in one ga~e<br />
(tie with Jim Poole at 13L most free throwS In<br />
one game (12), most points in one series (twO<br />
games with Cal Poly 54) most points one sea-<br />
" 0) ost<br />
son (585), most points two seasons (96 I'"<br />
point three seasons (1391) highest scoring aver-<br />
, f the<br />
age one season (20.9), besides being one a<br />
top team players ever to don an Aztec uniform<br />
... all this in three seasons of basketball on<br />
Montezuma Mesa ... among his other honors,<br />
he was named to the second team position on<br />
the Kappa Sigma squad throughout the United<br />
States, his fraternity. Mate Danny Newport<br />
was given an honorable mention rating ...<br />
team this year had more student support behind<br />
it than any other basketball team for more<br />
than a decade ... hats off to Dr. George Ziegenf<br />
rss and the 1953-54 basketball team.<br />
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VARSITY<br />
Brady, Robert Senior<br />
Dishong, Rodger Junior<br />
Fie Ids, Roy Sen ior<br />
Hannon, John Sophomore<br />
Hartzog, Ernie Sen ior<br />
M icke Isen, Noe I Sophomore<br />
Newport, Danny Sophomore<br />
Poole, James<br />
Senior<br />
Reid, Robert Senior<br />
Sams, James Sophomore<br />
Taylor, Sylvestor Junior<br />
Tume r, Jay<br />
Sophomore<br />
Woodmansee, Ray Sophomore<br />
JUNIOR<br />
VARSITY<br />
Benson, George Freshman<br />
Brown, Mike<br />
J un ior<br />
Da rroc k, Pau I<br />
Freshman<br />
Monohan, James Freshman<br />
Wha ley, Diek :_Freshman<br />
Wi IIiams, Blaine Sophomore<br />
6'3"<br />
6' 1"<br />
6'0"<br />
6'0"<br />
6'3"<br />
6'6"<br />
6' 1"<br />
6'0"<br />
6'4"<br />
6'0"<br />
5' 11"<br />
6'2"<br />
5'9"<br />
6'2"<br />
6'3"<br />
5' 11"<br />
5'8"<br />
6'3"<br />
6' 1"
CCAA Baseba II Standings<br />
W L<br />
Fresno<br />
12 3<br />
San Diego<br />
9 6<br />
Cal Poly<br />
9 6<br />
Pepperdine<br />
8 7<br />
Santa Barbara<br />
4 11<br />
Los Angeles<br />
3 12<br />
Pet.<br />
.800<br />
.600<br />
.600<br />
.533<br />
.267<br />
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Coach Charles R. Smith<br />
SDSC's Dean of Baseball<br />
SEASON'S RECORD<br />
S.D.<br />
Opp.<br />
18 Whittier 0<br />
2 Marine Corps Recruit Depot 4<br />
6 Nava I Ai r Station 7<br />
1 Naval Training Center 2<br />
5 Ph ibPac 12<br />
13 Camp Pendleton 9<br />
5 Loyola (Cal ifornia) 0<br />
3 Naval Training Center 2<br />
4 Ph ibPac 9<br />
8 Fresno 5<br />
1 Marine Corps Recruit Depot. 2<br />
7<br />
18<br />
1 1<br />
1 1<br />
9<br />
4<br />
o<br />
1<br />
1<br />
2<br />
9<br />
9<br />
1<br />
2<br />
8<br />
6<br />
6<br />
9<br />
4<br />
9<br />
13<br />
7<br />
PhibPac 18<br />
Pepperdine 6<br />
Pepperdine . 3<br />
College of Pacific 5<br />
Santa Barbara 3<br />
Santa Barbara 8<br />
Cal Poly 3<br />
Fort Ord . 5<br />
University of Arizona 3<br />
Pepperd ine 5<br />
Camp Pendleton 8<br />
Fresno 10<br />
Fresno 7<br />
LA State 6<br />
EI T oro 3<br />
Naval Air Station 10<br />
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Marine Corps Recruit Depot 5<br />
LA State 8<br />
LA State 0<br />
Santa Barbara 2 Hunter Charlton<br />
Manager<br />
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Caught napping off third.<br />
Aztecs put on a fast finish to take second<br />
place in final CCAA standings, posting a<br />
9-6 record ... San Diego won its first four<br />
loop games, lost six straight and then closed<br />
with five wins ... a 16-17 won-lost record<br />
was the result of a season filled with troubles<br />
for Coach Charlie Smith ... all-sophomore<br />
infield should return next season to do<br />
big things, but it was a tough year of experience<br />
they went through for Aztec fans to<br />
swa Ilow . . . errors tossed away a dozen<br />
games ... to top off the troubles, pitcher<br />
Noel Mickelsen didn't get his 6'6" frame<br />
away from a fast ball quick enough in bat-<br />
ting practice and was sent to the hospital<br />
with head injuries ... tough service nines<br />
took 10 wins from San Diego and lost only<br />
four, but college teams lost 12 while winning<br />
only seven from the Staters ... leading<br />
long ball hitter Walt Haase blasted a halfdozen<br />
homers in 15 CCAA games and appears<br />
a solid bet to retain CCAA first team<br />
honors for second straight year ... Haase<br />
smashed three in last three games, two<br />
traveling more than 420 feet ... Another<br />
all-league possibility is outfielder Dick Pomeroy<br />
who patrols center field next to Haase<br />
in right ... Pitcher Dick Walker opened
Pre-game batting and fielding practice.<br />
A grand slam homer for Mike Brown.<br />
the 1954 season by hurling an 18-0 nohitter<br />
over Whittier ... after four losses to<br />
service clubs, State came back to beat<br />
Camp Pendleton, Loyola and Naval Training<br />
Center ... League opener was an 8-5<br />
over bitter rival Fresno with Mickelsen spacing<br />
out 10 hits and Pomeroy collecting two<br />
triples and a double ... Double win over<br />
Pepperdine, 18-6, 11-3, raised loop mark to<br />
3-0 ... When Santa Barbara fell , 9-4 , in<br />
first game of double-header, third straight<br />
title looked bright . . . Gauchos, however,<br />
took nightcap, 8-3, and losses came with a<br />
rush ... Cal Poly won, 3-0, Pepperdine<br />
gained revenge, 5-2, Fresno roared back<br />
hard, 10-9, 7-1, and Los Angeles upset the<br />
cart, 6-2 ... Tucking in their belts, Smithmen<br />
doubly reversed Poly loss, 6-2, 9-0,<br />
hammered LA State, 9-8, 13-0, and ended<br />
season with a 7-2 win over Gauchos ...<br />
pitchers Mickelsen, Jim Poole, Walker and<br />
Bert Grigsby gave Staters a top mound staff<br />
and a good batting attack also ... Mickelsen<br />
was the top hitting pitcher and Poole<br />
was a close second . . . catchers Ed Scott,<br />
Joe Rainbolt and Kenn Pattison were short<br />
on hitting, but were good defensively ...<br />
Frank Richardson, a 5'8" freshman, han-<br />
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died first base the last half of the season<br />
with a plastic face mask, a result of a midseason<br />
call ision ... keystone duo of Dick<br />
Warren were improving at season's end and<br />
~arren held down the fourth spot in the<br />
lineup for most of the year ... Jim Blocker<br />
at third came up with late season homers<br />
to. win some games ... Jim Beasley and<br />
Mike Brown vied for left field position with<br />
Beasley used for defensive situotions and<br />
~rown .for his left-handed swinging on short<br />
right, field fence and area just beyond<br />
Pomeroy picked up 100 per cent an hitting<br />
from last year and proved a fine center field<br />
guardian ... Haase switched to right in last<br />
half of campaign and the move seemed to<br />
affect his bottinq for the better ... Grigsby<br />
will leave the hurling staff along with Poole,<br />
both seniors completing their eligibility with<br />
a good record behind them ... entire infield,<br />
including reserves is eligible to re-<br />
, '<br />
turn, as is the 0 u t fie Id, except slugger<br />
Haase ... Scott will graduate, leaving a<br />
large gap in the catching duties.<br />
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Joe Rainbolt<br />
Catcher<br />
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Coach Charles "Choc" Sportsman. A gentleman and a scholar.<br />
Track<br />
Mike Console<br />
Mile<br />
Hollis Barber<br />
Distance<br />
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Don Foster eyes lead runner<br />
in mile relay race.<br />
A California Collegiate' Athletic Association high jump championship<br />
goes to Joe Page for the second consecutive year.<br />
Jim Hunt brings<br />
the CCAA mile title to SDSC.<br />
SDSC finished its 1954 season with three<br />
victories in six meets and placed well in<br />
invitational competition ... Coach Choc<br />
Sportsman brought his men up to a surprise<br />
second place in the California Collegiate<br />
Athletic Association all-league meet at<br />
San Diego, May 1 ... Joe Page retained<br />
his title in the high jump by going over at<br />
6'4%" ... Jim Hunt captured the mile in<br />
4:27.4 ahead of teammate Bill Gookin ...<br />
Page and Jack Razzetto grabbed off most<br />
of the headlines with their high jumping<br />
antics, Razzetto clearing 6'5Y2" and Page<br />
doing 6'4 3 ,4" ... State opened its season<br />
with an upset win over Naval Training<br />
Center, 57Y3 to 54~, Camp Pendleton<br />
trailing with 26 ... 440 relay team of Len<br />
Bloom, Dan Bain, Dale Roherkasse and<br />
Nygaard took a first in 44.9 ... Distance<br />
medley squad of Don Foster, Bill Howell,<br />
Jim Hunt and Marty Donahue scampered<br />
home in the lead in 11:56.2 to take another<br />
first against favored Bluejackets ... First<br />
Annual Southern Pacific AAU relays sow<br />
Aztecs grab a third in the two-mile .relay,<br />
while individual winners were Page In the<br />
high jump, 6'4", a second-place .broad jump<br />
of 22'8" for Don Donnelly, a third for Razzetto<br />
in the high jump, a second in the<br />
distance medley behind Arizona State, and<br />
a tie for third in the pole vault for Howell<br />
and Bill Heaton ... Failure to place a man<br />
in the weights forced Staters to drop a<br />
69 1/6-63 7/12 decision to Pendleton In a<br />
five-way affair ... Hunt w~mthe 880, Donahue<br />
the mile and two-mile, Razzetto the<br />
high jump and the mile relay foursome ?f<br />
Roherkasse, Foster, Hunt and Bloom In<br />
3:33.6 ... Aztecs "Iost" a triangular meet<br />
Over the bar at 12' 6".<br />
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6' 2" and just starting for Jack Razzetto.<br />
Willie Anderson hits 21 feet on an early jump.<br />
with Whittier and Pepperdine, then won<br />
when a Pepperdine runner was later ruled<br />
ineligible ... Pepperdine first scored 63Y2,<br />
SDSC 57Y2, and Whittier 41 ... When<br />
Wave Bill Johnson's four first places were<br />
discounted, SDSC's total was switched to<br />
64 Y2, Whittier was upped to 49, and Pepperdine<br />
slumped off to 48Y2 ... Trip to<br />
Arizona for night dualfest with U. of Arizona<br />
saw too much depth spi II San Diego<br />
85-46 . . . Wi Idcats took 11 of 15 places<br />
and swept the shot and discus ... Page<br />
flipped out a 178-foot javelin, Hunt took<br />
!he f?ur-Iapper in 4:26.7, Donahue romped<br />
In with a 10.01 two-mile and Razzetto<br />
placed tops with a 6'3Y2'" jump ... Los<br />
Angeles invaded Aztec Oval and limped<br />
home with an 82-49 defeat ... Hunt ran<br />
a 4:27 mile and Bain was a surprise winner<br />
in the javelin ... he also took the low<br />
hurdles and placed second in the high hur-<br />
. dies behind former Stater Bob Mahon ...<br />
Razzetto's 6'4" effort and Donahue's 9:48.8<br />
were good for firsts in the high jump and<br />
two-mile ... Distance Medley team traveled<br />
to Santa Barbara for annual Easter Relays<br />
and took home a third place in 10:31 behind<br />
USC and Occidental ... UCLA won<br />
its seventh straight over San Diego, 100-31,<br />
though top marks were turne~ in. by Hunt<br />
and Bloom ... Jim won the mile In 4:20.4,<br />
lifetime best for him, and Len took the 140<br />
in 51.5, ahead of Uclan star Jack Dad~y<br />
... Razzetto and Page tie for top spot In<br />
their specialty with 6'33~" tries ... 011-<br />
league meet saw Fr~sno ~epeat as tea';l<br />
titlists for second straight time, but State s<br />
second place was an upset over Pepperdine.<br />
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Tail<br />
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enders of the all-CCAA 440-yard dash finals.<br />
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Golf<br />
<strong>Del</strong> Sud goes to press with California Collegiate<br />
Athletic Association all-league meet<br />
sti II to be held . . . Staters favored to cop<br />
fourth straight loop title ... Linksters dumped<br />
LA State in season opener 54-4, with Howie<br />
Esterton firing a 77 to cop low score honors<br />
... Marvin Braddock scored a 76 in second<br />
match and San Diego outshot Long Beach<br />
48-6 ... ex-footballer <strong>Del</strong> Linam banged the<br />
ball 76 times in Los Angeles and Pepperdine<br />
fell 54-0 ... Naval Training Center ended<br />
winning ways by chipping out a 32-22 win<br />
... Loyola displayed one of California's top<br />
golfing teams by sinking SDSC 38-16, dropping<br />
Aztec record to 3-2 ... Following 27-27<br />
tie with Colorado U., Staters came home fifth<br />
place in the Sou. Cal. Invitational at Bell Air<br />
in Los Angeles . . . USC thumped Scott's<br />
mashiemen 43-11, but State downed Camp<br />
Pendleton 29-25, reversing a 50-4 defeat ear-<br />
Iier in the season. . .<br />
Coach Frank Scott<br />
4th stra:ght<br />
o f<br />
Wre tling<br />
Gym asfies<br />
Left to right, Row 1: Don Chas~,. Marvin Braddock, Don Neal, Hal Nease. Row 2: Coach Frank Scott, Greg<br />
Berg, Don Heinrich, Jack Lamb, Bill McHorney, <strong>Del</strong> Linam, Martin Schroeder.<br />
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Coach Harry<br />
A good<br />
Broadbent<br />
year<br />
Aztec grapplers won two, lost three, tied<br />
one, in dual meet competition this year ...<br />
opening loss to Col Poly, 20-16, meant loss<br />
of CCM title hopes .... After 21- 19 loss to<br />
Navy Air Pac, Broadbent's men bounced<br />
bock to thump powerful Son Jose State 23-<br />
10.... Stanford University fell to mat men<br />
21-13 at Polo Alto .... Navy chomps Sub-<br />
FlotOne downed Staters, 26-15 .... SDSC<br />
marred perfect record of University of California<br />
at Los Angeles wrestling to a 16-16<br />
standoff with Uclans .... PCIWA meet at<br />
Cal Poly saw Aztecs come in fourth place<br />
· .. top man on the squad was Frank Giglitto,<br />
147 -pounder who often took on 160-<br />
pounders .... Ron Gerra rd was the top 115-<br />
pounder, taking a surprise second in PCI-<br />
WA matches .... Andy Castiglione rated<br />
tops in 167 -pound class being a hard man<br />
to keep down .... Heavyweight class was<br />
mixed between Dick Suszko, Bob Newton.<br />
· .. Jim Hansen ruled over 177 -pounders<br />
and Harry Higgins was head 191-pounder.<br />
· .. Don Hall was outstanding freshman,<br />
winning over Col Poly by a fall. ... Staters<br />
were forced to forfeit his match as frosh<br />
were ineligible to compete so Mustangs<br />
were "handed" league championship.<br />
Front row Ron Gerrard, George Mangusing, Byron Meyers,<br />
Frank Gig(itto Andy Castigl ione. Top, Coach Broadbent, Jim<br />
Hansen, Harr; Higgins, Ed Johns, John Polos, Forbes Anderson.<br />
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Coach Fred Kasch<br />
Coach Fred Kasch's men highlighted thei"r<br />
season by capturing first place in the Southwest<br />
Pacific Border AAU ... rolled up 63<br />
points to lead the San Diego YMCA with<br />
35 ... Aztec Charlie Mcintire won third<br />
place in individual point totals ... In their<br />
only CCAA competition, Staters were dumped<br />
by Cal Poly, 32-58 ... taking part in rope,<br />
bar and trampoline action this season were<br />
Gene Albertini, Herb Black, Buckley Dam,<br />
Mike Flemming, Jim Fox, Bob Fuller, Pat<br />
Jordan, Charlie Mcintire, Carl Miller, Harry<br />
Siayen, Jerry Tooze, Ray Yeakle and Danny<br />
Yelvington ... Flemming is tops in parallel<br />
bar, Fuller works on the rings, and Black also<br />
on parallel bars ... cancellations dimmed<br />
action this season, but San Diego had two<br />
plocers in the Novice Southern Pacific AAU<br />
... Tooze placed second in the long horse<br />
and Black awarded a fourth on parallel bars.<br />
Herb Black on the parallel bars.<br />
Cy<br />
• Ie<br />
Left to right, Row 1: Mike Fleming, Carl Miller Harry Siayen Charles Mclntj e Row 2:<br />
Pat Jordan, Bob Fuller, Walt Price, Bob Phelps, Herb Black.' r .<br />
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Up and over.<br />
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y,<br />
I<br />
Aztecs<br />
• In<br />
Greasepaint<br />
... The fall semester opened without our<br />
Director of Theatre, Mr. Hunton D. Sellman,<br />
who was on sabbatical leave to New York<br />
City observing the current commercial theatre<br />
there and gathering material for a text bock<br />
... Mr. E. Kingsley Povenmire was appointed<br />
Director of Theatre and the Aztec Theatre<br />
Guild's president, Phyllis Hetrick, welcomed<br />
new members to the Guild at the annual fall<br />
party in the Little Theatre ... The first play,<br />
Deirdre of the Sorrows, by John M. Synge, was<br />
directed by Guest Director Mrs. Priscilla M.<br />
Sellman, with assistant director Helen Reed.<br />
Leading characters were Anita Baker as Deirdre,<br />
G. Waldo Meads as Naisi and Phyllis B.<br />
Hetrick as Lavarcham ... The second production<br />
opened November 27 with Idiot's <strong>Del</strong>ight,<br />
by Robert E. Sherwood and directed by Mr.<br />
Ken Jones. Irene was played by Marian Andrews<br />
and Pete Launder took the part of<br />
Harry Van. Assistant Director was Stan<br />
Green . . . The 26th Annual One-Act Play<br />
Top: Shirley Bamford, Pat Hansen, Helen Reed, and" Jesse<br />
Horner in a scene from One Act Play tournament entry Riders<br />
to the Sea."<br />
Middle: Audrey Tennison and Carmen Sturak as two. of the<br />
"Affected Young Ladies" in the One Acts shown With Bob<br />
Chambers and Dick Mattson.<br />
Bottom: A second act scene from the comedy "Idiot's <strong>Del</strong>ight"<br />
which starred Pete Launder and Marian Andrews.<br />
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alre<br />
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Tournament opened January 15th. Plays included<br />
Red Peppers, by Noel Coward; Les<br />
Precieuses Ridicules, by Moliere; Riders to the<br />
Sea, by J. M. Synge, and The Ring of General<br />
Macias, by Josephina Niggli. Awards were<br />
presented as best director of comedy, Don<br />
Ward ... best director of serious play, Vol<br />
McClure . . . best actress in major comedy<br />
role, Anita Baker ... best major serious role,<br />
Trudy Jordy ... best actor in major serious<br />
role, David Mayo ... best actress in a supportinq<br />
role, Janice Gardner best actor<br />
in a supporting role, Stan More and best<br />
set designer, Dick Baschky . . . With the<br />
spring semester, Mr. Sellman returned as<br />
Chairman of the Speech Arts Department.<br />
The first Theatre Guild meeting, he presented<br />
a report of the plays he had seen while in<br />
New York ... The third production of the<br />
Theatre Guild was The Inspector General, by<br />
Nikolai Gogol and directed by Mr. Povenmire.<br />
The Mayor was played by John Donnelly, with<br />
Ivan Alexandrovitch Hlestakov by Robert<br />
Chambers. Assistant Di rector was Dawn Eckhoff.<br />
The last production of the Theatre<br />
Guild was The Grass Harp, by Truman Capote<br />
and directed by Mr. Sellman. The cast included<br />
Helen Reed as Catherine Creek, Jesse<br />
Horner as Coli in, Phyll is Hetrick as Dolly, and<br />
Marian Andrews as Verena and Ed Hickok as<br />
Judge Cool and Don Ward as Dr. Morris Ritz.<br />
TOp: The last Theatre Guild production of the season, "The<br />
Grass Harp." was a heralded success. Jesse Horner, Phyllis Hetrick<br />
and Helen Reed took the leading roles.<br />
Middle: John Donnelly, as the mayor, finds out that the "Inspector<br />
General" is an imposter.<br />
Bottom, left: Stage hands make a scene shift for the "Inspector<br />
General" under the guidance of AI Fodor, head of the stage<br />
crew, and Phyllis Hetrick, stage manager.<br />
Bottom, right: Deirdre in the arms of Lavarcham as portraye~<br />
by Anita Baker and Phyllis Hetrick in "Deirdre of the Sorrows.<br />
Music<br />
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Aztec<br />
Marching<br />
Hand<br />
Drum<br />
Majorettes:<br />
Betty Passarino, Diane Penry, and Adrienne Spore.<br />
NORMAN ROST<br />
Aztec Band Director<br />
Under the able leadership of Norman<br />
Rost, the Marching Band achieved new<br />
heights in the stunning football shows and<br />
spirited musical performances during the<br />
football season. Mr. Rost claims the University<br />
of Michigan as his Alma Mater.<br />
Before the war he was a professional musician<br />
in Chicago and later became a band<br />
director while in the Army.<br />
Flag<br />
Twirlers:<br />
Harriet Ruben, Eleanor Layton an d Norma Burnett.<br />
Song Leaders: .<br />
d Chris RUiz.<br />
Pat Peterson, Ruth Freyler an<br />
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Women's<br />
Glee<br />
under the capable direction of Deane Smith<br />
Symphony<br />
Orchestra<br />
These hard-working groups have many demands for performances<br />
at churches, before various civic organizations, and on<br />
campus ... Symphony Orchestra composed of the same personnel<br />
as Marching and Symphony Bands ... annual Music Department<br />
Christmas Concert received high praise ... Symphony Hand<br />
and Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Pattee Evenson<br />
and Julius Leib, respectively ... noted for their wide repertoire.<br />
Quarte<br />
• r og<br />
e<br />
San Diego State College Mixed Chorus<br />
Men's Glee Club<br />
directed<br />
by Miss Springston
Robert Benjamin and Dr. John Ackley, lower<br />
upper division coaches respectively.<br />
e<br />
\1<br />
West Point Debate Tournament: National Championships:<br />
Third Place: Snyder, Acord.<br />
Western States Championships-College of Pacific:<br />
First Place: Senior Mens Debate-Brown, Strauss.<br />
First Place: Junior Womens-Picaizen, Moskowitz.<br />
First Place: Womens oratory-Picaizen.<br />
First Place: Junior Womens impromptu-Picaizen.<br />
SWEEPSTAKES<br />
State Championships-Debate-Cal Tech:<br />
First Place: Junion Mens Debate-McPeak, Acord.<br />
Second Place: Senior Womens Debate-Warriner,<br />
Bird.<br />
State Championships-Individual Events-U.c. L.A.<br />
First Place: Senior Mens Extempe-Brown.<br />
First Place: Junior Womens Interpretation-<br />
Picaizen.<br />
First Place: Junior Mens Impromptu-McPeak.<br />
SWEEPSTAKES<br />
Pepperdine Invitational Tournament:<br />
First Senior Mens Debate: Snyder, Acord.<br />
First Junior Womens Debate: Montgomery, Ward.<br />
First Senior Mens Extempe: Snyder.<br />
SWEEPSTAKES<br />
Arizona Championships:<br />
First Senior Mens Debate: Snyder, Acord.<br />
Second Senior Mens Debate: Arnhym, Weston.<br />
Western States Invitational-Fresno:<br />
First Junior Womens Debate: Picaizen, Moskowitz.<br />
Second Senior Mens Debate: Arnhym, Weston.<br />
Second Senior Womens: Longman, Wood.<br />
SWEEPSTAKES<br />
Occidental Tournament of Peers:<br />
Second Interpretative Reading: Elmiree Childs.<br />
SWEEPSTAKES<br />
U.S.c. Penthalon:<br />
First Mens Oratory: Tony McPeak.<br />
Second Mens Interpretative Reading: McPeak.<br />
First Womens Oratory: Picaizen.<br />
Second Womens Extempe: Picaizen.<br />
Top: Lewis Acord and Joel Snyder, upper division debaters<br />
who took third place in the West Point tournament.<br />
S.econd,left to right, Seated: Sally Bird, Jennie Jo War-<br />
~ner: Standing: Andy Brown, Dr. John Ackley, upper<br />
IVISlondebate coach; Sarah Longman and Matt Straus.<br />
Third. Lower division winners in the championship tour-<br />
~arnents of the Western States are: Seated, le~t to right:<br />
da Plcalzen and Elynor Moskowitz. Standing: Tony<br />
McPeakand Loren Acord Margie Montgomery and Mary<br />
Ward. t ,<br />
~ttom. Lower division debaters. Row 1, left to right:<br />
Aabel Brown, Harvey Goodfriend, Tony M~Peak, Loren<br />
Cord, Elynor Moskowitz Mary Ward Margie Montgom-<br />
~?,Dr. Robert Benjami~, lower divis'ion coach. Row 2:<br />
arry Steinmetz Lee Granell Andy Simpson, Jerry Daw-<br />
SOnand Ada Pi~aizen. '<br />
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Homecoming<br />
Eloda Miller Grigsby, Homecoming Queen of 1953.<br />
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211
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi's "Doggone Football" won the best portrayal<br />
of theme picturing a brown, black and white dog emerging from<br />
a football.<br />
Homecoming<br />
Highlights<br />
1953<br />
Candidates put on their best smiles as they pass<br />
the judges at the Homecoming banquet.<br />
SDSC President Malcolm A. Love welcomed<br />
alumni and guests to the Homecoming banquet,<br />
which was held Friday night.<br />
Song leaders Ruth Freyler, Chris Ruiz and Pat Peterso danced<br />
to th~ "Red and Black" as 400 SDSC students loane~ them a<br />
c1appmg hand.<br />
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Kappa Alpha's float passed in review along EI Cajon Blvd.,<br />
where 4 000 spectators applauded and cheered festivities.<br />
Slidin the trombone in a fast Dixieland number was a. member<br />
of th; SDSC Pep Band that played for the Homecommg Rally<br />
held in the Quad Friday.<br />
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Surprise of the Homecoming parade was Kappa Sigmas "Question<br />
Mark." Last in the parade, Kappa Sig's float presented a<br />
fitting finale to festivities.
-<br />
Winner of the grand sweepstakes award for th thi d<br />
ti P' K e Ir consecurve<br />
year was I, appa Alpha fraternity, Reversing the theme<br />
fhor the floats, P, KA s yellow and brown giraffe snuggled it<br />
ead between two coeds. I s<br />
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~ith white fangs gleaming, Gamma Phi Beta sorority's grey<br />
Campus Wolf" rested on a tuft of green crepe paper.<br />
Omega's float had Montezuma,<br />
looking over the situation,<br />
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Oxy!" Alpha Tau Omega's first-place fraternity<br />
was equipped with smoke screen.
Songleaders cuddled SDSC's new mascot, a donkey, which was<br />
selected in an all-school election.<br />
A typica.l California fall day-crisp and<br />
clear-greeted 3,000 spectators who lined<br />
EI Cajon Boulevard, November 7, to cheer<br />
26 organization - sponsored floats and 23<br />
formal-clad queen candidates. .<br />
Led by the AFROTC Color Guard and<br />
Drill Team ond the SDSC Marching Band,<br />
floors depicting the theme "Monty Picks a<br />
Mascot" were interspersed with shiny new<br />
convertibles carrying queen co. nd idates,<br />
from whom six finalists had been chosen<br />
at a banquet the night before.<br />
Silver dust and sequins sparkled under<br />
a bright winter sun as the procession, whose<br />
grand marshal was retired Dean Charle<br />
Peterson, moved slowly from Oregon Street<br />
to College Avenue.<br />
Parading around the stadium before<br />
game-time were the judges' choices: Kappa<br />
Alpha Theta's kangaroo, first in the<br />
sorority division; Alpha Tau Omega's<br />
skunk, first in the fraternity division; and<br />
Pi Kappa Alpha's giraffe, sweepstakes winner.<br />
Also, <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi's dog, best portrayal<br />
of theme; Tau Kappa Epsi len's stork,<br />
best use of flowers; Lambda Chi Alpha's<br />
Monty, novelty award; Alpha Phi Omega's<br />
mascot den, independent award.<br />
Queen Eloda Miller, Alpha Phi sponsored<br />
by Sigma Chi fraternity, reigned over the<br />
game which saw SDSC top Occidental, 14-<br />
7. In her court were Sandra Wessling, Barbara<br />
Lentz, Lillian Ellison, Kay Gillette and<br />
Leanne Shively, who were presented at half<br />
time.<br />
Sharing honors with Queen Eloda was<br />
SDSC's new mascot , a four-month-old burro,<br />
who was also presented at half time.<br />
The mascot was chosen by the student body<br />
at an election the previous week.<br />
The blonde, petite queen, crowned by<br />
Norman Nygaard, team fullback, was presented<br />
with a trophy and a bouquet of<br />
white roses. Queen Eloda and her court<br />
reigned over the Homecoming dance that<br />
night in the Balboa Park Club.<br />
Publications<br />
Queen Eloda stands with her five attendants at the close of<br />
half-time festivities. The queen and court were chosen at a<br />
banquet Friday night.<br />
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217
HERSCHEL<br />
J\z ec Fall<br />
Fall Editor<br />
WILSON<br />
.----<br />
Left to right, Row 1: Martin Herrle, Ed Rosenthal. Row 2: Wanda Borer,<br />
Muriel Daren, Marilyn Ueland, Janice Franken, Rajean Adelblue. Row 3:<br />
Weaver, Bruce Nicholson, John Sexton, Don Swan, Berta Lewis, Alice Dubow.<br />
Barbara Wolter,<br />
Jim Haas, Bob<br />
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ANNIS QUIGGLE,<br />
Managing Editor<br />
BARBARA WOLTER<br />
News Editor<br />
BOB WALKER<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Aztec<br />
Spring<br />
BEVERLY<br />
BEYETTE<br />
Spring Editor<br />
Left to right, Seated: Muriel Daron, Gerry Eisenmann. Standing: Don Swan, Margie Petz,<br />
Rex Stafford, Sheila Clendenin, Dave Stanley,<br />
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<strong>Del</strong><br />
Sudoeste<br />
BLAIR<br />
It<br />
BOB WALLER<br />
Co-Editor<br />
Annual siege began in old office<br />
near the Cafe ... November found the<br />
yearbook staff in a new location, the<br />
. old Aztec Shack ... Co-Editors Jeanne<br />
Kloss Blair and Bob Waller thought<br />
problems were solved in less congested<br />
area of campus, but soon found more<br />
visitors than ever in the shack ...<br />
students constantly asking to see their<br />
pictures ... usual headaches among<br />
staff members and photographers when<br />
picture schedules have to be met ...<br />
e-ngravers try to understand strange<br />
markings on backs of photos ... Wednesday<br />
night sessions of burning the<br />
midnight oil ... Bob Waller receives<br />
Air Force orders to report for duty in<br />
May ... two weeks before deadline,<br />
Goldf~s starts selling ads ... Jim<br />
Neyenesch lends his ever-helping hand<br />
in meeting last deadline ... summer<br />
brings hope of much needed vacations<br />
for all concerned ....<br />
•<br />
PAT McDERMOTT<br />
Student Government and Faculty Editor MARIAN KN IGHT<br />
Sorority Editor<br />
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JONI WILLIAMS and JOE STCWERS<br />
Art Editors
WEEKS and BEVERLY BEYETTE<br />
Copy Editors<br />
IVERSON and DICK THURMOND<br />
Photographers<br />
JOEL GOLDFUS<br />
Advertising Manager<br />
. Ch . of the Journalism Department and advisor<br />
Arthur W~eS~d a~~~~ec and Jim Julian, Public Relations Director.<br />
<strong>Del</strong> Sud Staff publications Staff<br />
Staff, left to right, Row 1: Olivia Rosa, Nancy<br />
Hunsberger, Row 2: Nancy Kirwin, Carole<br />
Simmons, Bonnie Morrison, Sheleah O'Brien,<br />
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ive: Arthur Wimer, Chairman Journalism Depart-<br />
'ht' Dr Hodge, Faculty Represent~~n~il Representative; Dr. Wllcox, Chairman PU?-<br />
Publications Board, lefdtto t~lg g' Ma~ager; Ronnie GreeBnbber Cller g , Co-Editor <strong>Del</strong> Sudoeste; Jeanne Kloss Blair,<br />
W<br />
G Idf sAver Ism D' cror: 0 a,<br />
,:,en~; JoeBI d' J~~ Julian, Public Reldati0'Cs ~~~I R;presentative.<br />
Iicattons oar '5 d teo Tom Goodbo y, ou<br />
Co-Editor <strong>Del</strong> u oes ,<br />
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PAT STARR<br />
Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha<br />
Fratern-ty<br />
Favurlfes<br />
JOAN BUTTERWORTH<br />
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi<br />
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FAY SEIFERT<br />
Dream Girl of <strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi<br />
JONI WILLIAMS<br />
Moonlight Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa<br />
CAROLE SKINNER<br />
Queen of the Sigma Pi Orchid Ball<br />
PHYLLIS FLEMING<br />
Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha<br />
JOY GUNSON<br />
Sweetheart of Tau Kappa EpsiIon<br />
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The AFROTC had a very full calendar<br />
of activities this year ... picnic at Admiral<br />
Baker Field ... cadet officers' call at the<br />
Admiral Kidd Club where the Arnold Air<br />
Society, honorary Air Force fraternity, also<br />
held their initiation ... athletic competition<br />
(volleyball, basketball, touch ball, softball)<br />
... Air Force Ball at the EI Cortez<br />
which was preceded with a dinner for cadet<br />
officers and their dates ... participated in<br />
Founders' Day competed for the Lockheed<br />
Trophy drill team competition at<br />
Occidental College ... held Final Awards<br />
Review ... regular Thursday drills ...<br />
included in training program are classroom<br />
instruction, field trips, rifle practice ...<br />
college year ended with Annual Federal<br />
Inspection ....<br />
A typical parade day formation on the drill field.<br />
Mid-year graduates enjoying a parade with the staff.<br />
AFROTC<br />
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232<br />
The band at one of their quieter<br />
moments.<br />
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Standing, Ronald Stanton and Gerald Moss; front row, Eldon Winston,<br />
recipients of the Air Force Reserve Unit Plaque, Walter Hepner<br />
Plaque and Convair Plaque, respectively.<br />
Recognized at the Senior Awards Day assembly as distinguished<br />
AFROTC graduates were: front, I-r, James Roberts, Lowell Culver;<br />
standing, Tom O'Brien, Joel Snyder.<br />
PAT STARR<br />
Queen of the AFROTC Ball<br />
Winners of the Republic Aviation Award, Air Force Association Squadron Award, and Air Force<br />
Association Award respectively are: l-r, Art Belenzon, John Irwin, Tom O'Brien.<br />
, . n es to co-eds Sandra Wessling, Phyllis<br />
Cade~ Colonel Tom 0 BrieStaar~nSha~on Fisher, and Jody Wulbern that they<br />
Fleming, Mary Czapar, Pdatdates for AFROTC Queen.<br />
have been chosen as can I<br />
~-.,..--~<br />
A"'ard<br />
Winners<br />
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BARRI E CAPSTAFF<br />
<strong>Del</strong>ta Sigma Phi<br />
Blue<br />
Ball<br />
Book<br />
Belle of the Blue Boo 801·,-<br />
The Blue Book Ball signals the end of each, semester ...<br />
b h d<br />
f exams . ' . each fraternity sponsors a<br />
cele rates teen<br />
O<br />
.<br />
did the Fall semster, Freshman candidates were<br />
can I ate ' ' . . did d<br />
d f th<br />
first time Senior can I ates were sponsor.e<br />
chosen an ,or e , .' d h<br />
. S' nnouncement of the winners IS mo e t e<br />
In the pnng .. , a<br />
night of the respective dances. ' ..<br />
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Fall<br />
JUN<br />
Alph<br />
DWARDS<br />
Tau Om ga<br />
BLUE<br />
HOOK<br />
BALL<br />
JODY WUlBERN<br />
Tau Kappa Epsilon<br />
BONNIE BULLOCK<br />
Kappa Alpha<br />
BONNIE COOPER<br />
Theta Chi JEANNETTE GOlUS<br />
Sigma Alpha Epsilon<br />
NINA McCONNEll<br />
lambda Chi Alpha<br />
TWEETIE SMITH<br />
Zeta Beta Tau<br />
OLIVIA ROSA<br />
Sigma Chi
Spring<br />
BARBARA<br />
Pi Kappa<br />
JONES<br />
Alpha<br />
EMILY SANCHEZ<br />
Alpha Tau Omega<br />
BARBARA VON<br />
Kappa Alpha<br />
BLUE BOO K BALL<br />
NANCY DUNCAN<br />
Sigma Phi Epsilon<br />
SANDRA WESSLING<br />
Zeta Beta Tau<br />
BETTISU<br />
Kappa<br />
JONES<br />
Sigma<br />
KAY GILLETTE<br />
Sigma Chi<br />
PAT EARNEST<br />
Phi Sigma Kappa<br />
CAROL ALST ADT<br />
Theta Chi
The Aztec Shops, Ltd., a non-profit<br />
corporation, was establ ished to serve<br />
Aztecs primarily in supplying them<br />
food and educational material. The<br />
Shops, under the supervision of Graduate<br />
Manager Dickie Thomas, also<br />
handle the accounting functions of the<br />
San Diego State College Foundation<br />
and the Associated Students.<br />
Self-service came to the Bookstore<br />
this past school year. With it, came<br />
more efficient handling of student and<br />
faculty purchases. New items were<br />
added to the gondolas and other fixtures.<br />
The book Iist, distributed to all<br />
students, helped speed things up during<br />
the rush periods.<br />
A Mezzanine stock room complete<br />
with an automatic hoist was added.<br />
The Bookstore is better prepared to<br />
serve a growing<br />
lege.<br />
San Diego State Col-<br />
Resting from their chores in the patio and the cafe<br />
kitchen are left to right: Millie Zivan, Dorothy lsorn,<br />
Anna Cavanaugh, Fannie Ross Eva Kennedy and Lil<br />
Dailey.<br />
'<br />
Leh to right are Angie Elrod, Ethel Seigle, Viola Mowery,<br />
Julie Fillweber, Ada Jones and Jo Benson. They hold<br />
forth in the main cafe.<br />
Here's a glance of the new serving counter in the main<br />
cafe. The girls in the foreground look pretty firmly<br />
entrenched.<br />
icki Th is waited on by his<br />
Graduate Manager Die Ie hoo~a~elieving at one of the<br />
secretary, Pat Nordstrom, w<br />
check-out stands.<br />
Aztec Shops,<br />
Ltd.<br />
hanges dur-<br />
The Cafe made ~any c lete First,<br />
ing the school year J~st com~w fioor of<br />
the main ::afeTw~s glvfl~ ~ere covered<br />
asphalt tile. e wa er ink<br />
with several coats of nurs s Yaltered to<br />
The serving cou~t~r ~a in this area.<br />
increase serving. efflc~~r: installed in<br />
Two large a~nln~~esh tomatoes were<br />
the Cafe Petie. ith no inadded<br />
to the hamburgers w<br />
crease in cost .. d enus excited the<br />
New and vane. m tele<br />
Oh yes, the<br />
appetites of the c11~nto t~n cents!<br />
price of coffee wen<br />
"Wh ,<br />
(Ief ee. We passed Our finals again." Andy Randequ.es<br />
I<br />
t) and Jerry Bevilacqua cafe manager proudly dispay<br />
their "A." ' ,<br />
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these Bookstore<br />
. I t his head over f Id Maxine<br />
This Aztec lothano os h I ft Ruby May re ,<br />
from tee ,<br />
girls! They are, . and Lyall Tucker.<br />
Grove, Gay Macklin Lovell Baker, sto~e<br />
ff e force plus M Marjone<br />
Here is the ShoPt dO IC are left to righ~ . rSZehel and<br />
handyman, The .a res M~y Wilbert, oru<br />
Baker, Bernice Linton,<br />
Joan deSelm, M anine, Of course,<br />
f om the ezz<br />
A shot of the Bookst d:e s ~ater!<br />
it was changed two y<br />
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Dr. Lewis<br />
B. Lesley<br />
A faculty member for thirty years, Dr. Lewis B. Lesley died<br />
within one month of the completion of the 1953-54 school year.<br />
A distinguished historian, Dr. Lesley was also a devoted<br />
fraternity man, serving as advisor to his own fraternity, Theta<br />
Chi, and to the Inter-fraternity Council.<br />
During the time he taught here Dr. Lesley saw State College<br />
grow from a small normal school to the great institution it is<br />
today.<br />
His annual reading of Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol"<br />
became a college legend; a legend that will in the years to come,<br />
perpetuate the memory of one who gave so much to his beloved<br />
college.<br />
".<br />
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245
Index<br />
and<br />
Advertisers<br />
Bunker, Georgia -.-.------ ..-- __ 65<br />
Burner, Carol ----.------ 25<br />
Burnett, Barbara __ .116<br />
Burns, Frances ------.--- 122<br />
Burton, Nancy _. . . 25<br />
Busby, Kathleen ..-----. 103, 116<br />
Butler, Beverly ..--- .. .._67, 104. 110<br />
Butler, Carolyn ------.----- 67, 110<br />
Butterworth, Joan ----.-- __ 120, 229<br />
Butts, Mary -.... -----.--.-- 26<br />
C<br />
Cagle, Bernadene<br />
Caldwell, Ann<br />
-----.--.--<br />
.. ..<br />
26<br />
120<br />
Caldwell, Phyllis ---- .... --_. 26, 120<br />
Cameron, Barbara - ------------ .._26<br />
Camillo, Barbara ...__26,70, 103, 104 120<br />
Campbell,<br />
Capstaft,<br />
Willa -.-----...-------<br />
Mary ..--.--.--.----.<br />
. :..116<br />
120, 237<br />
Carey, Donna .-.-- ..------------<br />
Carlsen, Valerie ---.--.----- ... ..<br />
120<br />
.__ 27<br />
Carls,?n, Jean .------...-----... .. 67, 122<br />
Carmichael, Barbara .------.--... __._... 27<br />
Carothers, Mary ..__. . .._. 27<br />
Carroll, Shirley ---.-.-----..----_ ..__ ._._ .. 114<br />
Cathcart, Jacqueline _. _98.103,118<br />
Catlin, Donna ..---.-----..-_ .._ __ . 27<br />
~~ish':,i;.,,~%~~y--::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!_~~<br />
Clapp, Janet .._. ..... 28.120 241<br />
Clark, Barbera .-------.--- .._. .: 104; 110<br />
Clark, Beth ---------.----.---.---- 81<br />
Clendenin, Sheila .-----_.__._. .... _116, 220<br />
Cliff, Janet _ _ .. _ .. _ 28<br />
Clingman, Mary H. 28, 66, 67 97 114<br />
Close,. Marilyn ------- ....<br />
Cobleigh, Nancy ..<br />
._28, 1'04:107<br />
.. __ 76<br />
Coker, Carrol .------.-__.<br />
Colaianni, Eleanor .<br />
._28, 107<br />
81<br />
Coldiron, Betty . ._ _ 76,82<br />
Collamer, Shirley 67. 78, 97, 116<br />
Collins, Norma . 103, 104, 122<br />
Copitas, Sally .. . 29<br />
Cooper, Bonnie . . .11 B, 238<br />
Cooper, Hazelmae . ._._. 122<br />
Cooper, Sally Ann . 110<br />
Corbett, Thea .. . 114<br />
Cottam, Paula . 29<br />
Cotton, Peggy . 110<br />
~~~; ~~~;~hy ::::::::::::::::::_::::::::::~~~ J ~~<br />
Cox, Gloria . __126<br />
Crawley, Martha 76, 110<br />
Crock, Mary . _124<br />
Croll, Sandy . 76, 126<br />
Crouch, Jeanette 81, 114<br />
Curtis, Patricia 65, 118<br />
Czapar, Mary ._..71<br />
D<br />
Dale, Elizabeth 124,239<br />
Daly, Nancy . 103, 118<br />
Damsbo, Marion . 29<br />
Daron, MUriel<br />
Datar-Singh. A.<br />
72, 122, 220<br />
81<br />
Davis, Barbara<br />
Davis, Margaret __ ._---.---.-<br />
114<br />
_. 30<br />
Davis, Shirley. 116<br />
Day, Doris -__<br />
Dearth, Donna _ __.<br />
205<br />
114<br />
Deatrick.<br />
Deatrick,<br />
Mary<br />
Rae .<br />
.. _.<br />
.. __ ._<br />
73<br />
102, 112<br />
Deeds, Loretta<br />
Deitrich, Mary _<br />
108<br />
_ 67<br />
Denham, Constance.. 104,126<br />
Desselle. Maureen 79<br />
Devin, Karolyn 122<br />
Dewey. Diane ._ __ 108<br />
Deyo, Phyllis ..<br />
Dickey. Patricia<br />
67,76<br />
30<br />
Dickson, Donna 67,98,104,108<br />
Dickson, Nancy 126<br />
Dikins, Helen _ 103<br />
Ditmars, Marllou 108<br />
Dodge, Elizabeth<br />
Donahey, Dorene<br />
30,79, 120<br />
30<br />
Dorntge. Mary 108<br />
Doughty, Carol 102, 104, 114<br />
Dowers, Diane 110<br />
Downham, Nickie 118<br />
Draper, Leanna 120<br />
Dubow, Alice . 219<br />
Duncan, Nancy...<br />
Dunkl, Rita _.....<br />
76, 102, 104, '12,240<br />
30<br />
Du Paul, Jeanne<br />
Durward, Dorothy<br />
103,118<br />
31, 65<br />
E<br />
Eads, Mary ___ 103, 122<br />
Earnest,<br />
Eckhoff,<br />
Patricia<br />
Dawn<br />
31,241<br />
31<br />
Edwards, June 103,106,239<br />
Eisenman, Gerry 31, 220<br />
Ekram, Phyllis __ 120<br />
Ellis, Margaret _ 65<br />
Ellis, Patricia _... _ ... ._ 103<br />
Ellison, Odla .__.. __ 31<br />
Ellison, Lillian __.... __ ._. 31, 102, 108<br />
Elser, Natalie _. .. ._.____ _. 31<br />
Engberg, Marilyn ..__.... __.... 106<br />
Entringer, Diane ._.. _.... __. . _.. _._104,122<br />
F<br />
Farrar, Marie B. ._.. ,__. 31, 102, 110<br />
Farrell, Mary .... . .__._____ 82<br />
Felber, June .. . . . 67,124<br />
FergUSON!Joan ._. __. 102, 116<br />
H<br />
~E~:~~re~y::==:::::::=::::=::::=::::::-:-::.l<br />
Fisher, Sharon . 104, 124<br />
Flaherty, Sharon . .. .79, 98, 110<br />
Fleming, Phyllis . . .. . 231, 239<br />
Fleming, Winifred ._.._. .. ...__. ..32<br />
~~I~~ir~'Jj1~~~eth..-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:.~g<br />
Frahser, D LOriS<br />
Fr ncisco, JoAnn<br />
Frank, Betsy<br />
Frank n, J anic<br />
Freem n, Manlyn<br />
Fresh !:t Dolor s H.<br />
Frey
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Kelley Cleaning<br />
(better - longer<br />
248<br />
Karns, Arlene -----------------66-6i-Y04 ------<br />
108<br />
40<br />
Karns, Carol F. --------------- , , , 117<br />
Katz, Barbara<br />
4 _106<br />
Kay, LoWayne ------- ---.----------98,10 , 79<br />
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Kelly, Barbara. -.------- 10 , 4)<br />
Kemprath, Marilyn -- - -------------------- 106<br />
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Patton, Patricia -- ---------------- ..65, 123<br />
Paularena, Harriett ----- 121<br />
Pearson, Gloria ---------__ ___111<br />
King, Nancy ----·-----------------·-41124 226 Penland, Suzanne -- .--.-- 104 107<br />
Kirwin Nancy --- -----<br />
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Penners, Suzanne ----------- 124, 239<br />
Knight, Marian 41,72, 104, 124, g~<br />
Krebs, Carol ----------- - -----------118 238<br />
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L 4<br />
Lacy, Shirley --------------------------------98- J ~6<br />
Lagle, Eileen_. ---- -- ---- - ------41' 110<br />
Larrabee Cynthia ------------------- r<br />
larson Carolyn 104, 108<br />
Larson' Dona 98, 104, 114<br />
Laughton, Constance . 79<br />
t:~T;r~nN;I~~: :::: __:__::::::::---:::::::: J g~<br />
Lawyer, Mary ---.------- - --.- 1~T<br />
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Lees, 'Shirley ------- J~?<br />
Lentz Barbara ___ 42,<br />
Leppe'rt, Mary<br />
Lepsch Beverly<br />
42, 103, 118<br />
79<br />
Lester' Charolotte _ 42<br />
Leveq~e, Yvonne<br />
Lewis Berta<br />
_<br />
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104, 115<br />
219<br />
Likin; Helen _ _ 122<br />
Longr:.an, Sarah 42,80,96,209<br />
Lovell, Jacqueline _ ----- ~~<br />
Lowrey, Lee .<br />
Luckenbach, Janet _ _ . 123<br />
Lyman, Bonney 77<br />
Lynch, A. M'Liss 123<br />
M<br />
MacCauley, Mary Jane _ 65<br />
Madden, Betty . 42, 108<br />
Mann, Catherine ____ 42<br />
Mann, Katherine<br />
Mann, Marlene_____<br />
42, 104, 112<br />
115<br />
Mansfield, Pauline 77, 112<br />
Martinolich, Joan 107<br />
Massey, Joan 107<br />
Mastronski, Mona __43<br />
Maxey, Lynette 112, 80<br />
Maxwell, Judith . 118<br />
Mayfield, Jo Ann __ 43<br />
McClain, Mary Lou<br />
McClintock, Willa<br />
72, 98,<br />
_<br />
110<br />
127<br />
McCollom, Dorothy<br />
McCollom, Joan<br />
103, 81,<br />
104,<br />
117<br />
117<br />
McConnell, Nina 125, 238<br />
McCormick, Patricia 110<br />
McDavitt, Pat<br />
__112<br />
McDermott, Patricia<br />
McDonald, Martha<br />
78, 224<br />
_ 123<br />
McGee, Patricia 44, 102, 110<br />
McGill, Sally .__. 80, 104, 123<br />
McGraner, Joane __. . ._ 127<br />
McGraw, Kathryn . . .__ 110<br />
McGrew, Marjorie . 77<br />
Mciver, Anstiss _. . 44<br />
McKay, Mary Ellen H . 44<br />
Mclaughlin, Rita . .__. 123<br />
Mclear, Ann .___ _. 112<br />
McNabb, Patricia . __63, 64, 72, 73<br />
McNamara, Marilyn ._._<br />
104, 107<br />
44<br />
McNary, Barbara .71, 98, 103, 104,<br />
, 109, 125<br />
McNulla, Alecia -----. 103, 109<br />
McRae, Adele .__ 98, 123<br />
Merrill, Jacquelin .44, 104, 118, 241<br />
Merriman, Ann --.------ . . .77, 115<br />
Mihaika, Elaine . . 79<br />
Mihlman, Arline _.<br />
Miller, Claudine<br />
. ---<br />
. _.<br />
. 105<br />
44<br />
MilIer, Diane -----------------.<br />
Miller, Miram . .<br />
.__.123<br />
.__ 44<br />
Miller, Patsy -----------.-__.<br />
Miller, Ruby R. .<br />
. 112<br />
.__123<br />
Miller, Sylvia .__•__. 117<br />
Mills, Barbara (Mrs.) ._________ _ 45<br />
Mills, Carol -----------.-------- 119, 238<br />
Milne, Alice . __ 123<br />
Minder, Teddy _ _ __ 77, 112<br />
Mollison, Yvonne 72, 98, 103, 117, 123<br />
Montgomery, Marjorie 107, 209, 225<br />
Moody, Barbara . 107<br />
Moore, Beverly __. 107<br />
Moore, Kathleen 45, 104, 127<br />
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oore, Velma (Mrs.) __. 45<br />
Moran, Kathleen 64, 67, 78, 125<br />
Morgan, Mary --------.------- 45, 79<br />
~orris, Sharon 109<br />
MOrrison, Bonnie .-------__. ._78, 226<br />
Morton,. Patricia -----___________ _.110<br />
Mos OWltZ,Elynor -- 78, 115, 209<br />
Mueller, Dolores . ------ ..46, 119<br />
usgrave, Frances ..-----.------ •__82<br />
N<br />
~agy, Donnis ------------------ __. 104, 112<br />
NaVr'r~teb Eddymaria ---.-- .. ._ 79<br />
N~i' a ara ---------------. ------- . 81, 117<br />
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Nisley, P~tricia __. ~~--------- .__77, 80<br />
Offord, Shirley ------------------·---------_47107<br />
Olds, Virginia. . : 65<br />
Osborne, Jeanette -.---_--- .47, 104, 115<br />
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Peterson, Ann . __ ___67, 111<br />
Peterson, Patricia ----- .48, 65, 205<br />
Petz, MarJOrie ----- -------- 103, 113<br />
Phillippi, Ruth .----. --__.80, 109<br />
Phokianou, lydia ----- .48, 81, 117<br />
~i~~~zL~iSAda :---_:~::::-:-_-~::: ::-::::::_8: __2~~<br />
Pilles, Marilyne - -------- 127<br />
Portillo, Yolanda 79<br />
Pratt, Jean ------_______ ------- 113<br />
Prince, Veda --------- ._ _ 107<br />
Pugh, Janet -- ---------- 125<br />
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Quiggle, Annis . 218', 220<br />
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Raborg, Jean ----- 119<br />
Rader, Mary .. .119<br />
Radney, Sue _. . 115<br />
Rafalovich, Marlene_______ __125<br />
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Rainaldi, Jane 102, 104, 109<br />
Ramos, Adele 49<br />
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Rasmussen, Judy __ . . 49, 109<br />
Rau, lucille 50<br />
Ray, lynn 81, 123, 125<br />
Rayho, Jeanie . .104, 121<br />
Razzetto, Patricia _. ___67<br />
Reed. Helen ._________ 201, 2')2<br />
Reilly, Carol .. . _ 65<br />
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Reise, Shirley . 50, 77, 113<br />
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Roberts, Stanlyn . . 107<br />
Rode, Judith -----------. ----------------------.51<br />
Rode, Margaret.----.------------------- -'--'1T3<br />
Rodriquez, Y,?landa ---.----- ..51, 19<br />
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Rogers, ~osa"e ------- --.-----125----226---239<br />
Rosa, OliVIa .--.--.-.----.----- , 51 77<br />
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Rosewaine, Virginia ----.- -----------::::165<br />
Ruben, Harroet ·---·--------------------205212<br />
Ruiz, Christine -------------.----------- '51<br />
Rushfeldt, Ma~y ·-·--------·-------------------121<br />
Russell, Claudia --- ..-- --- --.---------------109<br />
Rydberg, Sonya --'--- ----... ----------------113<br />
Rynerson, Jean ..__. _<br />
S __ 127<br />
Salmon, B~rbara ---. -------------..----- 82<br />
Salter, Els,mae .----. --.---.-- -- --------65--77<br />
Sampson, Ba!bara ----.-- -- -------'-52'240<br />
Sanchez, Emily --.. --.----- --.------.--- , 52<br />
Sandy, Nancy ----. --.--.-- -----'---103---115<br />
Satterlee, Jean ---- --.--.--.------- '65<br />
Sawyer, ClaudIne ------.---------52'---78--- 1 04<br />
Sch!"arikow, Ann -- ----..- , , .111<br />
SchIller, Sharon -.--------- --------52 --T04, 78<br />
Schnarokow, Ann .--------------, 80<br />
Schmidt, Helen ----.- ----·----------------------125<br />
Schneider, Jaqualyn --- .---------------------- 80<br />
Schriefer, AiI.een -------------------.---------- 52<br />
Schroeder, WIlma ----------------------79-- ..113<br />
Schrumpf, Barbara -------------------- , 107<br />
Schnug, Dorothy .---------------------------105<br />
Schwartz, Ethel ---------- --- -----------------111<br />
Scott, Judith --.------.-----------------78--123<br />
Seewald, Carol ----.------.-- ----------j 21' 231<br />
Seifert, Fay .------- -- ------------80' 109<br />
Sever, Tressle -------.-----.--------------'127<br />
Severin, Nancy -- - - -- -----·-------..105<br />
Shames, Barbara -- -- -_..-------------80<br />
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Sharpe, Mary ---·..·--·-·-·--·-------------- ....--123<br />
Shawn, Barbara .--- --.--.------------1-04- ..-117<br />
Shea, Carol ..---.---.--------·-·--67--'lOl 125<br />
Shearer Sue . 66, ' '119<br />
Sheetz,' Nancy ·------·-------------------- ..-:::111<br />
Shilling, Angela ..- "--6--4--- 96-""]02 115<br />
Shively, Leanne 53, , ' ..'_.119<br />
Shoen Pat --------------.----------..----.. 119<br />
Shrieve Dorothy ----------------------·-- ..-----115<br />
Siervogel, Elaine ------. -------------105---226<br />
Simmons, Carole - -- --------.----- :_.105<br />
Simmons Norma -- -- ----------------- 80<br />
Skeie, Patricia ------.----------·12-,---Y7S;- 230<br />
Skonner Carole ----- ----- , 123<br />
Skinner: Marilyn '--' -- -- ----:::::53<br />
Skinner, Mary ------- -- --- --------- ..---- __105<br />
Siayen, Lillian --- -------------.--- 6i'--67, 107<br />
Small, Betty Jo ----------------- '104 107<br />
Smiley, Mary --.-----------.-------.•- __:...125<br />
Smith Elizabeth .--- --. ---- 53<br />
Sm!th; Ferol -------------------fo'j nr; ..239<br />
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Sommers, Nancy . -------.------ 54<br />
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Sorensen Martha .-----. ----------- ..-... 109<br />
O'B~rrn' s~~lhleen ----- ----.. -.- 125 Southard; Margaret .---------------.--.::::::_54<br />
O'Connell, B:rt,~ra----·----------------·----------226Sparling, Patsy Ruth .-------......-----:..--.. 80<br />
Sperry, M'!rilyn -----·---------79'--Y23, 205<br />
O'Connor, Joyce :::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::~~ Spore, Ardlenne ----------..----- ,<br />
Stahmer, Ruth --------------- 77, 117<br />
Stanhope, Janet .---------------- . 123<br />
Starr, Patricia . ._ 229<br />
Stearns, Janet 79<br />
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Stephenson, Roberta 80<br />
Stevenson, Claudia 121<br />
Stokes, Reitha . 105<br />
Stone, Mary . . 77<br />
Stoppel, Sue ----------------- 77<br />
Strok, Helen ------- ._79<br />
Strople, Joan ------------. 80<br />
Stubbs, Joan 98, 104, 111<br />
Sturak, Carman . 111, 201<br />
Suttner, Patricia . 115<br />
Swanberger, Jean .. . 55<br />
Swennes, Marlene . 119<br />
Swenson, Carolyn --- 111<br />
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Tamblyn, Carolyn __. .__..77, 113<br />
Taylor, Ann . ._. 103, 104, 121<br />
Temple, Nancy . 55<br />
Tennison,<br />
Teyssier,<br />
Audrey<br />
Marilyn<br />
55, 201<br />
117<br />
Thompson, Margaret . 55<br />
Williams, Joan<br />
Williams, lois<br />
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Mae __<br />
111, 225, 230<br />
__ 82<br />
Williford, Constance 119<br />
Wilson, Gail .____ _ . 81, 107<br />
Wilson, Jane . . .. 109<br />
Wingo, Margaret . 58<br />
Winslow, Maxine __ .. . 77<br />
Winters, Vera . ... 113<br />
Wiza, Rose .____________ __. . 79<br />
Wolfe, Barbara . 121<br />
Wolter, Barbara . 111, 219, 220<br />
Wonnel, Susan __ _ _ __ 58<br />
Wood, Joan . .._ 58, 97<br />
Wood, Phyllis 59, 111<br />
Woods, Greta<br />
Woods, Judith<br />
. .58,<br />
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77, 113<br />
..__109<br />
Wooley, Shirley .__ __ 104<br />
Worthy,<br />
Wright,<br />
Geraldine<br />
Susie<br />
. __ _<br />
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123<br />
121<br />
Wylie, Pauline<br />
Wulbern, Jody<br />
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111, 238<br />
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Zachary, Nancy __. . 59<br />
Zahan, Judith .. . 115<br />
Zamberlan, Ann<br />
Zouhar, Rita<br />
__ ____.<br />
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107<br />
65<br />
Zowada, laverne __ ___ __._ 65<br />
Zurcher, Jeanette .. __ 103, 111<br />
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Tibbetts, Carol .__81, 123<br />
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Aaberg, Robert 134<br />
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Abbott, Charles __ 22, 78, 146<br />
Acord, lewis . .. . 78, 209<br />
Acord, loren .. __ . " 209<br />
Acosta, Benjamin Frank _....._.__..__..__162<br />
Adams, Dick ._______ 80<br />
Adams, Don _. . _ 142<br />
Adamson, Sherman, Jr. __._ 82<br />
Albright, Jack 22, 128, 131<br />
Alcorn, Richard _ 22<br />
Alexander, Gerald ... .__. 22<br />
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Altshuler, Maurice . .. 146<br />
Anaya, Robert ..__._. ._________71<br />
Wade, Audrey 119 Anders, John . 22, 146<br />
Walker, Marjorie 121 Anderson, Forbes .__ .. 169, 195<br />
Ward, Mary ._______119, 209 Anderson, Ronald __ 78, 131<br />
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Warriner, Jennie . 57, 64, 9 7<br />
Washburn, Christine _ 8 1 ~~~~~~s,<br />
Watkins, Charlotte 121<br />
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~~m;g~~:~~~~~:::~!!!<br />
Armstrong Charles 134<br />
Service with a smile. _ . by Mr. and Mrs. Don Jose, your<br />
Weeks, Alicia 57, i~'\',12~16,2 1 8 ,<br />
~ll~{t;~~~~-:=~~I=~~~11<br />
2 4 1 host and hostess at Don Jose's Mexican Restaurant ... the<br />
meeting place of Aztecs for over five years ... for dinner or<br />
B<br />
after the show, stop by Don Jose's and enjoy the food that<br />
you see Alicia Weeks and Kenny Lamberton about to stort<br />
Wessling, Sandra .57, 125, 240 ~:t~~:<br />
J~~~~J--::::::::::::~=::~~::::=::::::::::~-~~<br />
Baker, George .23, 142 ... 4247 EI Cajon Blvd .... or call AT-4 ..9519 for take-out<br />
Baker, John ._. 146, 152 orders ... ask obout the 10% discount on the larger take-out<br />
Baker, Robert 132<br />
Baldessari, John __64, 73 78, 95, 96, 146 orders.<br />
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if<br />
EI nor Moskowitz and Jerry Mcintire, are being greeted by John Finn on the<br />
Kay Jewelers Scholarship students, y. North Park and Stanley Levitt, manager of Koy Jewelers Downtow~ ...<br />
- ht ew manager of Kay Jewelers In , help promising local students have the opportunity to<br />
K~y Je:elers .startsd the~~/~~~i~e~~lf~~~I~d~~i~ti~~o~r~~ i~enation-wide Kay Jewelry Company, with its 92 stores,<br />
?ttend San bDlego :a~:d with San Diego State College.<br />
IS proud to e OSSOCIO<br />
249
Donna Zaiser, Eddie Johns, and Mary Smith are enjoying a b't<br />
of chit-chat and Arden "Flavor Fresh" milk and chocolate d . 'k<br />
in the Caf', as do most of State's students. Ask for Ard~n<br />
~very.where ... the name that is your guide to the very fine n;<br />
In dairy products.<br />
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250<br />
Barbat, Dale ._. .... 146<br />
Barber, Hollis 81<br />
Barrett, William Jr ~_..:_134<br />
Barnes, Joel .__________23 156<br />
~ar~ley, ~ichard -- ==_23, 132<br />
B:;t~~(k G~~~de -------------------------- __148<br />
Jessop's-San Diego's largest and<br />
oldest jewelers-offer brides-to-be<br />
a complete WEDDING PLANNING<br />
SERVICE. With the assistance of<br />
MISS LEE, Jessop's friendly Bride<br />
Counselor-young b rid esc a n<br />
choose their Sterling, China and<br />
Crystal patterns-register them in<br />
Jessop's permanent registry for the<br />
convenience of gift-giving friends<br />
-receive a free Bride's Book and<br />
lucky six-pence-order the correct<br />
wedding stationery-and take core<br />
of all of the other hundreds of<br />
detai Is that make a successful<br />
wedding. You are invited to take<br />
advantage of MISS LEE'S authoritative<br />
counsel - just as are Kay<br />
McGraw and Roger Estey ... popular<br />
State College couple. J. JESSOP<br />
and SONS, Jewelers since 1870,<br />
1041 Fifth Avenue, Downtown San<br />
Diego. Also North Park and La<br />
Jolla.<br />
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eaci er, J 0 ert ------ 99, 150<br />
Beas ey, ames 146<br />
Beckett, Robert ----------------------.<br />
Belenzon, Arthur --24,--68--78---96"-l9 4<br />
. 95, 129, '1s6' 166<br />
~:~'te(; Rosendo ---------------------- : 80<br />
Ber~: S~I;;n --:::::::::::=:::::=::::::_::.::.:-=:: 1 ~~<br />
~:;~al, JAlbert ------ 128, -132<br />
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Birkett, Charles Jr. -------------------- -- - 81<br />
Birkatt, Richard :-------..----------146, 167<br />
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Black, William - -------------------.. 152, 196<br />
Blackhurst, Don---------------------25, 80, 82<br />
Blair Richard --------,--- -- --- .25<br />
Blair: Gene ..__------------------ 78, 99, 144<br />
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Bonngard, William-J~-------- --- 136, 162<br />
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Braddock, Marti~ ------------------ - __.138<br />
Brady, Robert ------------------- 138, 193<br />
Brashear, William------------------------- 175<br />
Brown, Andreas ----------------- 134<br />
Brown, Bevan --------.- --- 64, 96, 209<br />
Brown, Gene .:-_:':::::::: -- 2 -- - 78, 138<br />
Brown, Lawrence Jr - 5, 78, 97, 146<br />
Brown, Michael' . -- - -- - ... 80, 148<br />
Brown, Robert -- --------- .----- -- 136, 164<br />
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Brunson, Harre1i --------- ..99, 128, 142<br />
Bryan, William .------------------.-- 136<br />
Bucholtz, Norm~~------ --------..-- 78, 152<br />
Bucknell, Thom --------·----------- 142<br />
Buechler, Dona;;j ---.. ----------------- 134<br />
- ..---..------...... .146<br />
Buggert, William 134<br />
Burk, <strong>Del</strong>mer ..26, 15~<br />
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Burton, Archie _. . 26, 1~2<br />
Bussey, Wa:ter --.----.------- 129, _J 38<br />
~~~::;: .t~t~i~r, ~~: __:::::.:.::::::::::::::::::::.:::_J ~~<br />
Butterfield, Garry --·----------....----------138<br />
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Cadman, Ralph --.~--- ..-----..--------2----m<br />
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Camillo, Maurice<br />
Campbell, Gevrge<br />
---------------------.--- 7'131<br />
-----------------------.2 ,138<br />
Caracciolo, Thomas<br />
Carlson, David<br />
-----------------------4 73<br />
6 '140<br />
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Cartmell, Hall -----------------------. '36'---195<br />
Castiglione, Andrew G. 1 , 136<br />
Castiglione, Andrew J. --" ----------------27<br />
Chacon, Peter ----------------- 34---201<br />
Chambers, Robert 27, 1 , 132<br />
Chaparro, John - ..-------------------------------79<br />
Charlton, Hunter --------..--------- ..------- 193<br />
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or fraternity with any or all fresh,<br />
ChlIton, James ----------------- ------ 28 150<br />
Christie, Samuel ---------------- ---- , 132<br />
Christman, Paul -------------..------------..-- 150<br />
Churchill, Timothy, Jr. ----------- 82 144<br />
Clark,<br />
Clark,<br />
Donald .--------- ..------------ , 138<br />
John D. -.---------------- ------.-- 28<br />
Clark,<br />
Clark,<br />
Jhn R. ----------------..- ----- 128 --134<br />
Richard ------------------------- , 144<br />
Clarke, Gene .---------------------------. 28 75<br />
Clayton, Georlle, Jr. -..---- -- -- -- - , 132<br />
Clemens, William ----------- -.... - ...--" 28<br />
Clemenshaw, Verne ------- ---------- ----.. 134<br />
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Coleman, LIbby M. ----------..-.... ------.. 150<br />
Collard, Keith -- ----. 3--80-132<br />
Comer, E. Robert .. 29, 70, 7, , 150<br />
Condon, Russell W... -----. --- ..-- ------134<br />
Connell, Patrick --------------.-------- ..-------- 29<br />
Connor, A~albert ------- -...... ----....- "---150<br />
~~~~~, W+I~~::;as···::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::: 13~<br />
Cooper, Wilfred ------------------··----..29 142<br />
Cornett, Robert -----------.. ---..---------- , 134<br />
Cox, John . -----.-------------------<br />
Cox, Richard 132<br />
Crandall, Thomas ---- -=-----142<br />
Creel, James -----------------:::::.:-=-~9<br />
Cruz, Benjamin -------- 146<br />
Culver, Lowell --- 29, 81<br />
Curry, Melvin ------ 150<br />
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Custer,<br />
James ---------<br />
Edwin Jr. ------<br />
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Cutchshaw, Charles -------- 80<br />
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gahlin, Ray 29, 68, 95, 99, 129, 152<br />
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DeNunzio, Gabe 227, 221, 219<br />
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Dickinson, Bill .30, 147<br />
DiGiulio, Emanuel . 30<br />
Dishong,<br />
Ditmars,<br />
W. Rodger,<br />
Dennis<br />
Jr. 134<br />
139<br />
Dodds,<br />
Dodge,<br />
Verne<br />
Tom<br />
136, 165<br />
139<br />
Donahue,<br />
Donahue,<br />
Edward<br />
Martin<br />
139<br />
_150<br />
Donnelly,<br />
Donnelly,<br />
Donald<br />
John .. ..<br />
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Donohue, Martin<br />
Dorn, Vernon .__<br />
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Downs,<br />
Dudley,<br />
Darrell<br />
Richard<br />
30, 97, 82, 95, 152<br />
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Dugger, Ellis<br />
Duran, Aldred<br />
30, 80, 132<br />
152<br />
Eberhardt, Duane<br />
E<br />
150<br />
Echevarria, Frank 75<br />
Edwards, A. Gene 136, 163<br />
Edwards, Dean .. 139<br />
Edwards, George 31<br />
Ellsworth, Arthur<br />
Emery, Richard .<br />
.. 147<br />
..__.._144<br />
Emrick,<br />
Ericson,<br />
W. Don<br />
Carl<br />
.. .. 140<br />
_ __.31<br />
Erwine, E. Dean 128, 132<br />
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Evans, William 132, 152<br />
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Fairburn, William . 31, 147<br />
Fassett, Hal .. ..31, 150<br />
Faxon, Frank . 132<br />
Feigenbutz, Leon _. __... ... .__129, 144<br />
Jim's Quality Meats ... serving the<br />
Caf' Patio with hamburgers and hot<br />
dogs . . . Olivia Rosa and Ronnie<br />
Greenberg are enjoying their lunch<br />
in this completely unposed picture<br />
taken in the Caf' ... But posed or<br />
not, Jim's Quality Meats make good<br />
lunch .... Jim's also have a retail<br />
store that can supply your family<br />
high quality meat at low family<br />
budget prices ... that's Jim's Quality<br />
Meats, 2485 Broadway in San<br />
Diego, or phone BE-9-6598 for free<br />
delivery service.<br />
Fellows, Ray 152<br />
~!rlds, Roy ---____ __ 32;' 147, 175<br />
AJ.,--------------- ----- .. 79<br />
F:n~ ' willia~yne ------.------- - 32, 142<br />
Finn,' Bernard ---------------- 79<br />
~ishheJ, Gerald -=--=~~==~~=_:~T28~-1~5<br />
F:~h~r aQ,~~ld----------------- -.- - -- 32<br />
Fishm~n Noel ------ ...-----.----- 71, 142<br />
Flaherty: Bernard---------··-- --1-3--9-- 1 15 4 6 3<br />
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Harvey ---<br />
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Flem~ng, Michael --- ..._.__.... 196<br />
ermnq, Norman _,,__ 32, 82<br />
~:ores, Salvador ... .... __ .._ 148<br />
oyd, John _ .. __ 80<br />
Fodor, Alvin • .______ 202<br />
Forbing, Irwin • _.._ 154<br />
Fordyce, Larry ...... __ •.• 32, 139<br />
Foreman, Jack _ •. 152<br />
Fortner, Clair .... __ . 32, 134<br />
Foster, Donald _._ .•__ ._ _ 147<br />
Foster, Jerry 0 ._ 150<br />
Foster, Robert __ .._.. 140<br />
Fowler, Merle .__ __. 32<br />
~owler( Rhudolph .• 32, 78,99, 147<br />
ox, JIm .. ... .._ 132<br />
France, Jack __ _ __ 140<br />
France, John .... .__...._.•_.__• _140<br />
Frank, Juhan .. 156<br />
Freeborn, Charles __.• •• • 82, 139<br />
Freedman, Martin _...... __ .. 156<br />
Freeman, Dan .. _. 147<br />
Freeman, William .. __ _ 139<br />
Frentress, Zane .. ._..... 140<br />
Friedlander, Michael . 156<br />
Friedman, Stanley _.._ 33, 156<br />
Frisch, Alfred •. • __ . 148<br />
Fritz, Monte ._ __ _ _.. 162<br />
Fritzer, Richard .__.. .. .. 134<br />
Fuller, Robert • 196<br />
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Gaede, Rex . .... _.... 142<br />
Gallucci, Frank 139, 212<br />
Garding,<br />
Gaughen,<br />
Raymond<br />
Mortin<br />
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144<br />
__ . _ 136<br />
Gentzler, Virgil 33, 64, 68, 69 78,<br />
81,95,96, 134<br />
Gerrard, Ronald 152, 195<br />
Gibbs, John 33<br />
Giglitto, Frank • .. 195<br />
Giles, Jeri<br />
._132<br />
Gill, David . ..69, 144<br />
Gillenberg, Gary 144<br />
Gimble, Ted .. 133<br />
Ginn, Cecil .. 140<br />
Godbey, Larry 134<br />
Godwin, Berthold .. 34<br />
Goldfus, Joel 34, 156, 226, 227<br />
Goodbody, Thomas 63, 64, 95, 96,<br />
144, 227<br />
Goodfriend, Harvey 156, 209<br />
Gookin, William E. . 34, 152<br />
251<br />
POI<br />
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Extra Quali y<br />
FOOD<br />
Established in 1869<br />
6th and ISLAND AVENUES<br />
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA<br />
and<br />
Served in the<br />
Aztec Cafeteria<br />
"FIR T CHOI E<br />
OF SA D EGO'S<br />
FIR T FAMILIES"
Jo~anna ~illings and Joe Rosa are discussing AS. problems<br />
~hl.le. havln~ some of Tony's Pie in the Caf' ... Joe likes the<br />
Indl~ldual pies from the patio while Johanna, being a lady at<br />
all times, uses a plate and fork ... either way Tony's Pies<br />
use ~nly the best of fresh, rich fruits and bckery goods ...<br />
Tony s can also take care of your organization or home<br />
bakery needs from the retail shop at 2985 National Avenue<br />
or you can phone BE-9-9329 for delivery. '<br />
Goot, Lionel 34<br />
Gordinier. Thomas 154<br />
Gorman. John Jr. 140<br />
Gould. Edwin 34<br />
Graham. William __ __ __ 34<br />
Granell, Lee 99. 128. 142, 2:>9<br />
Grant. Donald 34<br />
Graves. James 34<br />
Gray, William 34<br />
Greenberg, Ronald _ 35, 63. 64, 72, 73,<br />
95, 96,99, 156,227<br />
Greenlee. David 142<br />
Gregg. Lawrence 75<br />
Griebner, William 79<br />
Griffin. Charles 35. 148<br />
Grigsby. Bert 35, 147<br />
Grimes. Bob 147<br />
Gross. Wayne 35<br />
Grossher, Ralph 134<br />
Grow. Harry _ . 35, 150<br />
Guiterrez. Joseph 133<br />
Gutjahr, Walter 154<br />
Gutowski. Jay 162, 164<br />
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Haas. James 219<br />
Haase. Walter _ __ _ __ 35<br />
Hale, Daniel 35, 95. 97<br />
Hale, Robert _ 167<br />
Halirni, Azizollah _ 35 80<br />
Hall. Don F. ..-=---===-"':'134<br />
Hall. Henry 99, 134<br />
Hall. James, Jr. 140<br />
Hall. Raymond _ __ 35 133<br />
Halvorsen, John --- , 15~<br />
Hamber, Harry 35, 78 156<br />
Hammock. Rex .__ 99, 128: 139<br />
Hamrick. Cecil __ _35<br />
Hand. Norbert 154<br />
Hansen. James _ .. 195<br />
Hansen. W. Darryl __ 78<br />
Hanson. Charles _ __ 81<br />
Hanson, Deroy 140<br />
Harbaugh. G. S. __ __ __ _ 36, 147<br />
Harrington, Don _ _ _ ~__ 14
McKay, Ralph 141<br />
McMichael, Robert 139<br />
McMichael, William 139<br />
McPeak, Merrill 147, 209<br />
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Messinger, Robert .44, 78, 139<br />
Mester, Jack 44, 131<br />
Meyers, Byron __- . 195<br />
Micenhimer, Charles 154<br />
Michel, Lawrence 128<br />
Mickelsen, Noel 147, 177<br />
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Misenhimer, Charles .45<br />
Mishne, Alan .64, 72, 73, 99, 129, 157<br />
Mitchell, John __.__. .45, 145<br />
Mitchell, Lawrence 137<br />
Moen, John 82<br />
Monson, Lester .45<br />
Monta, George __ ------- .45<br />
Montepagano, William 45<br />
Montgomery, Robert 141<br />
Moon, Thomas 99, 139<br />
Moore, John G , 45<br />
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Morrison, Robert .45, 139<br />
Moss, Gerald 147<br />
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Muller, Alfred, Jr. .46<br />
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Roth, Jerry . 51<br />
Nease, Harold, Jr. 141, 193 Royer, Charles, Jr .. 64, 99, 157<br />
Rozmus, Edward 51<br />
Ruiz, Humbento 51<br />
Runyon, Richard ---------------------- 166<br />
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Nicholson, Bruce - 219<br />
Nickolason, Gordon 149<br />
Nicolaidis, Steve -- 135<br />
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Nygaard, Norman 162, 212<br />
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O'Brien, Thomas .46, 137, 169<br />
Ocker, Earl ------ 149<br />
O'Connor, Joseph ------ 135<br />
Ogden, Evan 47<br />
Onak, Thomas ' 47<br />
Opdycke, Jack ----- .__ 154<br />
Oppe, Herbert 47<br />
Orenda in, Juan 47<br />
Orman, Gerald 47, 141<br />
Orth, Charles . 47<br />
Orth, Robert . 47<br />
Osborne, Jack 139<br />
Osburn, John 145<br />
Oswald, Robert 145<br />
Owen, John 154<br />
Owens, John N. __ _ 151<br />
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Palmer, James __ _ 128, 137<br />
Palmer, William F 47<br />
Panish, Norman 157<br />
Parker, Elmo 151<br />
Parker, George _ . 47<br />
Parlin, Lionel . 143<br />
Parrish, Jack . . 151<br />
Parton, James . 48<br />
Pattison, Kenneth 48<br />
Pax, Leonard . 48<br />
Payne, Leo 141<br />
Payton, Larry . 137<br />
Peard, Frank 145<br />
Pearson, Bud --- 79<br />
Pearson, Harold 48<br />
Peckenpaugh, John --------- 139<br />
Pence, Robert . 48<br />
Pendleton, Don 139<br />
Penners, Don -------------------- 131<br />
Peskin, Bud ---------------- 131<br />
Pesqueira, Ralph ------------ 147<br />
Petersen, Frank __ 48<br />
Peterson, Herbert N 95, 135<br />
Petty, Robert 139<br />
Phelps, James -----------.- 133<br />
Phelps, Bob _ 196<br />
Philbin, Edward . 99, 154<br />
Phillips, Paul . . 133<br />
Pierce, Don Jon __ 79<br />
Pillsbury, Warren . 95, 147<br />
Pipes, Howard . 154<br />
Pirie, William .__________ _ 143<br />
Platt, Shearn _ . 157, 225<br />
Plum, Richard __.149<br />
Plutchak, David . 48, 133<br />
Polk, Kieth 82, 149<br />
Polk, Keith 149<br />
Polos, John ----- 137, 195<br />
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Prokop, Harvey 75<br />
Prokop, Phil .49, 135, 162, 163<br />
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Radenheimer, Paul .49, 133<br />
Radmilovich, Milton .49, 139<br />
Rahman, Gamal .49, 81<br />
Raine, Patrick .49, 154<br />
Rapp, Philip .49, 75, 79<br />
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Reilly, Mitchell 145<br />
Rens, Lee _ ___147<br />
Richardson, Frank 162, 167<br />
Richardson, Reed .__135<br />
Richardson, William 131, 147<br />
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Riley, David -------- 168<br />
Riley, Philip 80<br />
Ritchey, S. Donley- 64, 70, 72, 73, 78,<br />
95, 97, 99, 129, 154<br />
Ritter, Robert ------------ .50, 143<br />
Roach, William 50<br />
Roark, Robert 50, 131<br />
Robb, Wesley ----- 50, 78, 163<br />
Roberts, James __------------- 50<br />
Robinson, Edward 50<br />
Robinson, H. Donald ---------- 154<br />
Robinson, Robert 51<br />
Robison, Robert -------------- 139<br />
Roetnel, George ---------- 155<br />
Rogers, John ---------------- 145<br />
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Walton<br />
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153<br />
Roney, John<br />
Roos, Charles<br />
--------------------- 135<br />
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Rose, Robert 133<br />
Rosa, Joseph 51, 63, 64, 73, 78,<br />
95,96,_99,129,147<br />
Rosenthal, Edmond - 157, 219<br />
Ross, Fred 51<br />
Russell, Bruce _ 139<br />
Russell, Gary ---------------------- 153, 166<br />
Russell, Robert ------------------------------ .52<br />
Ruth, Alfred, Jr. ------------------------ 78<br />
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Saleeby, Edward --- 75<br />
Sams, James ---________________ 147<br />
Sanders, Val -- 52, 72 78 135<br />
Sass, Maynard ------ :_ '__ 52<br />
Scanlan, Edward 52, 154<br />
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Schneider, Roland 75, 153<br />
Schneider, William 52, 131<br />
Schroeder, Martin ----- c 193<br />
Schroeder, Raymond, Jr. ---------- 141<br />
Schultz, William, Jr. 145<br />
Schwandt, William, Jr. 53<br />
SChwartz, Jack ---- . . 151<br />
Schwend, Frederick 133<br />
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Scott, Edward, Jr. . 53, 139<br />
Scott, James ----__________ _ 149<br />
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Slatore, Lee<br />
Slaughter, Charles N. __ __145<br />
Slaughter, Robert 53, 145<br />
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Corbett, Katherine . 15<br />
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Cummins, Carl -- 16<br />
Cunkle, Elizabeth _ ------------ . .16<br />
Cunningham, Dr. Cornelius 18<br />
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de Julien, Lorenz ------ 16<br />
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Emerson, Arthur . 17<br />
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Fox, Dorthea 16<br />
Gallup, Dr. Avery<br />
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Germann, Lula ----------------- __. . 16<br />
Gibson, Dr. E. Dana ---------- 14<br />
FACULTY AND STAFF<br />
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Wright, Charles . .. _. 153<br />
Wright, James . .. . 139, 143<br />
Wright, Richard ._. .__.. ._._.. _. 79<br />
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Zahalsky, Albert __._.__._ _. .. 155<br />
Zeithler, Dean .. . 149<br />
Zimmerman, Gilbert __._ _. .59, 95<br />
Zuehike, Lowell .. . 59, 151<br />
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Grisier, Dr. Donald . . 15<br />
Gulick, Dr. Sidney . 15<br />
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Hammack, Isabella 15<br />
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Harris, Dr. Vincent 17<br />
Hartigan, Selwyn 12<br />
Harvey, Dr. A. Raymond 17<br />
Harvey, Dorothy 14<br />
Harwood, Dr. Robert 13, 14<br />
Haskell, Dr. Harriet .73, 98<br />
Hawbaker, Sgt. James 14<br />
Haynes, Geraldine 16<br />
Hays, Martha ----------- 15<br />
Hertel, Capt. Fritz _ 14<br />
Hodge, Dr. Glenn . 14, 227<br />
Houseman, Dr. Richard 15<br />
Houser, Lowell ------ 14<br />
Hunter, Dr. James 10, 72<br />
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Ivie, Sgt. Frank --- 14<br />
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Jackson, Everett . . . 14<br />
Jacobsen, Helen 16<br />
Janssen, Dr. Henry . . 17<br />
Johnson, M/Sgt. Virgil . 14<br />
Jones, Kenneth --- .__. 18<br />
Jonus, Dr. John - 15<br />
Joseph, Dr. Lionel ._____ 15<br />
Joy, Dr. Ned<br />
Julian, James<br />
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72, 227<br />
Madden, Dr.<br />
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Richard 13<br />
Malcolm, Dr. David .__.. _ _ 15<br />
Markowitz, Dr. Abraham 14<br />
Martin, Sgt. Harry .. .. __.__... __.. .__14<br />
McClintic, Dr. Joseph . . 15<br />
McCollom, Dr. Ivan .__._ ._.__. .. _. .. _.17<br />
Mendenhall,<br />
Merrill, John<br />
Dr. Mary __. 11, 73<br />
16, 80<br />
Merzbacher, Claude ._.__._.. _... __... _..... 14<br />
Messier, Dr. Leonard .__. . 15<br />
Moe, Dr. Chesney ._17<br />
Monaco, Col. John ..... _..... _.. 14<br />
Morgan, Charles .____________________ _ .15<br />
Mosse, Col. Charles .13, 14, 79<br />
Myers, Dr. Mabel _. .. _ . 14<br />
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Nardelli, Dr. Robert _.__... _.. __. ._15<br />
Nasatir, Dr. Abraham ._.16, 73<br />
Nichols, Dr. Ambrose . .... _ . .15<br />
Nuttall, Edmund ..<br />
Nye, Neva .__....<br />
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Olson, Andrew . 14<br />
Osborn, Dr. Clarence ... _. 17<br />
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Parker, Marion .. __.. _..... 12<br />
Peiffer, Dr. Herbert 11, 18, 72, 73, 95<br />
Perez, Rose ------._. ._.. .16<br />
Pfaff, Dr. Paul ------- 18<br />
Phillips, Dr. Kenneth . ._... _. 16<br />
Post, Dr. Lauren .. . 16<br />
Povenmire, E. Kingsley 18<br />
Powell, Don 18<br />
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Ragen, Dr. Katherine .__16, 73<br />
Richardson, Dr. Robert 13, 16<br />
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Rohfleisch, Dr. Kramer 16<br />
Rosenberger, Bruce 1 7<br />
Rost, Norman .. 17, 82, 95, 204<br />
Webb, Dr. Charles .16<br />
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Sanderlin, Dr. George .---------- 15<br />
Samples, Howell ... . . 16<br />
Schrupp, Dr. Manfred --- ._. 13<br />
Schutte, William H. -- .__. 17, 165<br />
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Klernetson, S~t. Harold 14 1--------------------------------...,<br />
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Kalbfell, Dr. David ------ 17<br />
Kaplan, Dr. Oscar 17<br />
Keeney, Dr. Joseph ---------------._.__. 15<br />
Kehrer, Major Kenneth . 14<br />
Kennedy, Dr. Chester 15<br />
Kidwell, Dr. Will -------------- 12, 17<br />
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Lambden, Dr. Charles 11, 14<br />
Lauritsen, Dr. William .. . 16<br />
LeBarron, Evangeline . 14, 78, 102<br />
Lemme, Dr. Maurice -------- ~ 17<br />
Leonard, Dr. Charles - ._16, 17<br />
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Linley, Dr. James ----------- . 15, 73<br />
Love, Dr. MalCOlm 10, 18,213<br />
Love, Robert -- .-- 17<br />
Luce, Lawrence ----.-------------------------- 16<br />
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Skotil, Dr. Lester ---------_________ --17<br />
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Sorenson, George ---________________ 13 -14<br />
Stoneham, Dr. Richard -------- 17<br />
Storm, Alvena -------------------------------- 16<br />
Stough, Dr. Morrow ----------- 12, 15<br />
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Terry, William --------- 13, 17, 73<br />
Theobald, Dr. John ----------- .15<br />
Thomas, Mrs. .______ _ ._.16<br />
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Tollefsen, Dorothy 17, 65, 73<br />
Tool, Dr. Marc - 15<br />
Torbert, Frances . 16<br />
Treat, Dr. Wolcott 17<br />
Tucker, Dr. Gordon 14<br />
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Voeks, Dr. Virginia 17<br />
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Walba, Dr. Harold . ._.15<br />
Walker, Dr. Donald . . 18<br />
Walling, Curtis . 15<br />
Watenpaugh, Frank 14<br />
Watson, Dr. Donald 11<br />
West, Edna 14<br />
White, Dr. Alfred __. . .. . 12<br />
Wilcox, Dr. Robert .227<br />
Wolf, Dr. Ernest 15<br />
Wright, John 13, 16<br />
Wright, Dr. William . 14<br />
rZiegenfUSS, Dr. Geo~e __. 17, 171<br />
Zimmerman, Dr. Wayne . 17<br />
GOODWILL<br />
INDUST<br />
"Helping the Handicapped" OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY "Not Charity, But a Chance"<br />
402 FIFTH AVENUE<br />
Myron Insko, Executive Director<br />
Call BE.3.5157 and the Goodwill truck will call for your clothing, furniture, mag lines, etc.<br />
MANOS BROS., IN •<br />
BONDED COMMISSION MERCHANTS<br />
GROWERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF PRODUCE<br />
PHONE BE-2-7144 444 SIXTH AVENUE<br />
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AT-2-65IS George, John, and Pete Manos<br />
BE-3-125<br />
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SAN DIEGO I,<br />
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NORBOM SALES COMPANY<br />
Wholesale Distributors of Candy, Cigarettes, Cigars and Smokers' Articles<br />
Suppliers of the Book Store Candy Counter<br />
755 Union. Street San Diego<br />
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DESIGNED AND CREATED IN CALIFORNIA<br />
EXCLUSIVELY FOR WESTERN SCHOOLS-<br />
For many years giving COMPLETE<br />
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1055 SIXTH AVENUE<br />
BE-3-1344<br />
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THE S. Yi. SMITH co.<br />
5260 W. 104th Street<br />
Los Angeles 45, California<br />
BE-9-8186<br />
s. J. WIN ES COFFEE, Inc.<br />
Coffee '* Tea '* Spice '* Extracts<br />
645 Eleventh Avenue San Diego<br />
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