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Contents
of the Southwest
ADMINISTRATION
SENIORS
STU DENT ACTIVITI ES
Government
Organizations -
HONORS - - FRATERNITIES
SORORITI ES AN D
SPORTS
Football
Basketball
Baseball -
Track
Minor Sports -
FEATURES -
Theatre
Music
Debate
Homecoming
Publications
Fratern. 'ty Favorites -
A.F.R.O.T.C.
Blue
Book Ball
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· Administration
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Malcolm A. Love
President
AB., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D.
This Del Sudoeste wi II serve well in refreshing
memories of events you wish to preserve and cherish
forever. No matter how excellent a pictorial history
of the school year this Del Sudoeste may be, it wi II
leave unrecorded many outstanding happenings. There
is no way of setting down in print such achievements
as Iives reshaped, characters strengthened, warm
friendships founded, worthy attitudes built, appreciations
for the good in life developed, and useful skills
acquired. These are among the things our graduating
seniors are taking from the campus in such large
measure. May the years to come bind you more
closely to the College which is your alma mater.
Malcolm
A. Love
Del Sudoeste - 1953-54
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James J. Hunter
Executive Dean
AB., M.S., Ph.D.
Herbert C. Peiffer
Dean of Students
AB., MA., Ph.D.
Donald R. Watson
Dean of Instruction
AB., B.S., AM., Ed.D.
Charles W. Lamden
Dean of Summer Sessions
AB., M.A., Ph.D.
Mary Mendenhall
Dean of Women
BA, M.A, Ph.D.
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Dr. John R. Adams
Language and Literature
Dr. Baylor Brooks
Physical Sciences
Marion L. Parker
Registrar
Alfred E. White
Admissions Officer
Selwyn C. Hartigan
Business Manager
Dr. Robert D. Harwood
Life Sciences
Dr. Richard
Graduate
Madden
Studies
Lt. Col. Charles E. Mosse
Air Science and Tactics
Dr. Robert W. Richardson
Social Sciences
John Paul Stone
Head Librarian
Morrow
c.L.S.
F. Stough
Principal
Edmund C. Nuttall
Student Activities Officer
Dr. Manfred
Education
H. Schrupp
Division
George N. Sorenson
Fine Arts
Hilding B. Carlson
Coordinator of Personal Services
James L. Julian
Public Relations Officer
William M. Kidwell
Placement Officer
William
Physical
L. Terry
Education
Dr. William H. Wright
Business
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ACCOUNTING, left to right, first row: Eugene P. Brown, Dr. Glenn
L. Hodge, John H. Goodwin, Dr. William H. Wright. Second row:
Dr. Charles W. Lamden, Vernie E. Odmark, Frank M. Watenpaugh.
AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS, left to right, first rew: M/Sgt. Virgil
A. Johnston, M/Sgt. Harry G. Martin, M/Sgt. Harold A. Klemetson,
M/Sgt. William Blackstock, M/Sgt. Eugene C. Shore, M/Sgt. James
O. Hawbaker. Second row: S/Sgt. Franklin P. Ivie, Maj. Frank R.
Seely, Lt. Col. Charles E. Mosse, Lt. Col. John Monaco, Capt. Fritz
S. Hertel. Third row: Maj. Kenneth Kehrer, Capt. William M. Lewis,
Capt. Forrest R. Dupont.
CHEMISTRY, left to right, first row: Neil J. Harrington, Dr. Lionel
Joseph, Dr. John A. Spangler. Second row: Dr. Ambrose R. Nichols,
Dr. Robert D. Rowe, Dr. John Jonus, Dr. Harold Walba.
ECONOMICS, left to right, first row: Mr. Leonard E. Chadwick (Chair- -, '
man), Dr. Roy Cameron. Second row: Dr. Joseph O. McClintic, Dr.
Frederick L. Ryan, Dr. Graydon K. Anderson, Dr. Marcus R. Tool. -
ART, left to right, first row: Lowell D. Houser, Jean D. Swiggett,
Everett G. Jackson (Chairman), lise H. Ruocco, George N. Sorenson.
Second row: Julia Andrews, John H. Dirks.
ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, PHYSICAL SCIENCE, left to right, first
row: Dr. Clifford E. Smith, Dr. Paul E. Stewart, Dr. Ellis E. Roberts.
Second row: Chester J. Silvernail, Baylor Brooks, Claude F. Merzbacher.
EDUCATION, left to rig,ht, first row: Guinivere E. Bacon, Dr. Helen
L. Prouty, Martha Hays, Katherine E. Corbett, Mrs. Eileen Birch,
Isabella S. Hammack. Second row: Dr. George H. Koester, Dr. Joe
A. Apple, Dr. Marvin D. Alcorn, Dr. David D. Malcolm, Dr. Robert R.
Nardelli. Third row: Dr. Jim R. Shunert, Dr. Clayton M. Gjerde, Dr.
Morrow F. Stough, Dr. James H. Linley, Donald W. Grisier, Dr.
Richard A. Houseman.
ENGINEERING, left to right, first row: Martin P. Capp, Charles
Morgan, C. M. Cade, Hamilton L. Stone, Mr. Curtis R. Walling
(chairman).
BOTANY, BACTERIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY, left to right, first row:
Dr. Ja.:nes Crouch, Merrel A. Taylor, Dorothy R. Harvey, Neva E.
Nye, Dr. Abraham Markowitz, Dr. Gordon H. Tucker. Secon:f row:
Dr. Avery H. Gallup, Dr. Dudley A. Preston, Andrew C. Olson,
Dr. Mabel A. Myers, Dr. Donald W. Crawford, Dr. Robert D.
HarWOOd, Dr. Kenneth M, Taylor.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION, left to right, first row: Laura Lynn Staub,
Dr. E. Dana Gibson, Evangeline O. LeBarron Georgia CAd
Edna A. West. ,. ms en,
ENGLISH, left to right, first row: Dr. John R. Adams, Dr. John R.
Theobald, Mrs. Jeanette A. Kramer, Dr. Gail A. Burnett, Dr. Joseph
S. Kenney. Second row: Dr. Claude F. Shouse, Dr. George Sanderlin,
Dr. Chester B. Kennedy, Dr. Sidney Gulick Jr. (chairman).
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE, left to right: Dr. Leonard N. Messier, Dr.
Leslie P. Brown, Dr. Elizabeth Brown, Dr. Walter T. Phillips, Clifford
H. Baker, Dr. Ernest M. Wolf.

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GEOGRAPHY, left to right: Dr. Lauren C. Post, Alvena Storm, James
W. Taylor, Dr. Robert W. Richardson.
HEALTH EDUCATION, left to right: Angela M. Kitziner, Dr. William
H. Lauritsen (chairmanl.
MATHEMATICS, left to right: Arthur T. Emerson, Dr. Albert R.
Harvey, Dr. Maurice M. Lemme, Mrs. Helen S. Clark, Dr. Vincent C.
Harris, Dr. Richard G. Stoneham.
MUSIC, left to right: Norm Rest, Howard H. Wells, Mr. Pattee
Evenson

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SOCIOLOGY, left to right: Dr. Orrin E. Klapp, Dr. Arthur J. Anderson,
Donald E. Walker, Dr. Kenneth E. Barnhardt.
SPEECH ARTS, left to right, first row: D. H. Sellman

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Abbott, Ch rle. E. A.B., Business Management
Sigm
Chi; T u Sigma; Occotl; Arnold Air Society; Xolotl
Albrl ht, Jack L. A.B., Psychology
Pr s, Phi Sigm Kappa; Vice-Pres. Alpha Phi Omega; Psychology Club
Babb, Mary Edna
W.R.A.
Baker, George
Phi Kappa Alpha
A.B., Phy leal Education
A.B., Busines Manag m nt
Alcorn, Richard D.
Slgm Phi Epsilon; Band; Pep Band
A.B., Business Management
Baker, Vera Lee
C.S.T.A.
A.B., Educ tion
AI8ICnd t, Gerald T.
Aistad, C.,ole
Pres. G mma
Phi Beta
Anders, John
Sigma Chi; Political Science Club:
Tau Sigma
A.B., Business Management
A.B., Education
A.B., Economics
Anderson, Barbara L. A.B., General Major
Xolotl; Alpha Delta Chi; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship; International
Relations Club; Band; YM·YW
Anderson, Beverly Elaine A.B., General Major
Cap & Gown; Who's Who; Sigma Kappa; Sec. Treas, Alpha Mu Gamma; Vice-
Pres., Sec. Westminister Club; Treas. Panhellenic; Treas. Jr. Class; A.W.S.
Board; Sec. Cetza
Andert, George A.
B.S., Engineering
American Society of Automotive Engineers; Aztec Engineering Staff
Andrews, Nancy Jean
A.B., History
And for outstanding work in Home Economics
you are hereby notified. . . . '
Hall, Geraldine
A.B., Social Sci nce
Pres. Phi Alpha Theta; Political Science Club; Int rn tiona I R I tion Club,'
Alpha Theta Delta
Bank, Isabelle
C.S.T.A.;
Hillel
A.B., Education
Barnett, Margaret Lorine A.B., English, Music
Pres. Treble Cleff; Sigma Alpha Iota; Music F deration; Chorus
Barrett, Biff A.B., Sp ch Art
M,en's Glee Club; Radio Guild; Publicity Theatr Guild; D Ita Sigma Phi'
DI~ector College Sports Publicity; Chairman So ech Day and Journalism Da ~
Editor Football Program; Booster Rally Committee' Chairman AH c A ~'
on Campus; I.F.C. ,ng S
Barries, Joel L.
Vice-Pres. Zeta Beta Tau; I.F.C.
Bartley, Richard G.
Treas. Alpha
Tau Omega
A.B., Economics
A.B., Business Management
Arnold, Allison Anne
A.B., Education
Vice-Pres. Sigma Kappa; Pres. Sigma Kappa; Treble Clef; Wesminister Club;
C.S.T.A.
Atkinson, Charlotte Tripp A.. B , M USIC•
A.W .. S Board; Chaplain Sigma Alpha Iota; Pres. Treble Clef; Accompanist
Seniors
Treble Clef Sextet; Organist Guild Scholarship; M.E.N.C.; C.S.T.A.
Class of '54
Bartosik, George R.
Newman Club
Baumgart, Ruth Margaret
C.S.T.A.; Kappa Delta Pi; Treas. Delta Phi Upsilon; Chorus
Bawcum, C. H.
Mixtecs
A.B., Life Science
A.B., Education
A.B., Education
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Arnold
Anders
Atkinson
Babb
Barrett
Baker, V.
Bartley
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Hall
Bartosik
Bank
Baumgart
Barnett
Bawcum

B der, Mary L.
Beauch mp, H I n M.
A.B.,
History
A. B., Social Science
Bishop, David C.
Varsity Golf Team
A.B., Businen Manag.ment
B ck n, Robert L.
Thet
Chi
B.S., Business
Management
Black, Frank N.
Kappa Delta Pi
A.B.,
Education
B lch r, J annine Livert
Co-R c. Chairman W.R.A; Song Leader; Kappa Delta
A.B., Physical Education
Black, William McElfresh
Phi Mu Alpha; Men's Glee Club; Wesl y Club
A.B., General Major
B lenz:on, Arthur A.B., General Major
Pr . I.F.C.; Vice-Pres. AM.S.; Blue Key; Oceotl; Xolotl; Arnold Air Society;
Zeta Beta Tau; Frosh Football; Varsity Football
Benjamin, Marlene June
Pres. Pi Beta Phi; Panhellenic: History Club
Benson,
Margaret
Treas.
C.S.T.A
Berg, Selwyn Solomon
Pres. Hillel; Sigma Pi Sigma; Treas. Interfaith Council
A.B. Social
A.B.,
Science
Education
B.S., Physics
Blackhurst, Don C.
Deseret
Club
Blackstone, Delores A.
1.0.0.; W.R.A.; Delta Zeta
Bodwell, Wilbert K.
Boldman,
Geraldine
C.S.TA
Bonngard, William C.
A.B., Economics
A.B., Physiul Education
A.B., Accounting
A.B., Education
A. B., Education
Beriones, Verona A.B., General Major
Beyette, Beverly A.B., Journalism
Aztec, Editor, Make-up Editor, Society Editor; Del Sudoeste, Co-Editor,
Associate Editor, Copy Editor; Kappa Delta, President; Rally Chairman; Collegiate
Corner Columnist, SDSC Press Club.
Bailek, Salomon B.S., Physics
Vice-Pres. International Relations Club; Vice-Pres. Sigma Pi Sigma; Treas.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Billings, Paula Graf A.B., Art
Seniors
Boren, Delta Mae Knapp A.B., Business Management
Political Science Club; International Relations Club; Delta Zeta
Bouton, Rena Ann
Alpha Xi Delta; Lectures and Assembly Committee
Brown, Eveline A.
Treble
Clef
A.B., Social Service
A.B., Social Servic:e
Brown, Ronald Gene A.B., Accounting
Sigma Chi; ~ho's Who; Oceotl; Xolotl; Pi Kappa Delta; Arnold Air Society;
Honors CUrriculum; Intercollegiate Debate; Basketball
Class of '54
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Belcher
Beyette
Belenzon
Bialek
Benjamin
Billings
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Burk, D 1m r Ch rl
Tn t Chi
A.B., Political Science
Campbell, George William
Pres. Phi Sigma Kappa
A.B., Mark
ting
Bllrn r, C rol L e
A.B., General Major
Chrl ti n Sci nc Org

Chilson, James David
S c. K ppa Sigma
Chi,holm, M.ry Louise
W.R.A.
A.B., Social Science
A.B., Physical Education
Christie, S.mu I G. A.B., Speech Arts
Clapp, J net Fa
Kapp Alpha Theta
Clark, John R.
Pres. Kappa Sigma; I.F.e.
Clayton, George W. Jr.
Alpha Phi Omega; Newman Club
A.B., General Major
A.B., Business Management
A.B., English
Clemenshaw, Verne T. A.B., Social Science
Cliff, Janet Marilyn
A. B., Social Service
Clingman, Mary Hoke A.B., Education
Pres. AW.S.; Cap and Gown; Chi Omega; A. S. Council; A. S. Social Comm.;
Vice-Pres. Soph. Class; Cetza; Fr. Cabinet
Close, Marilyn
A.B., Secretarial Management
Vice-Pres. Alpha Gamma Delta; Sec. Secretarial Club
Coker, Carol Ann
Alpha Gamma Delta; Panhellenic; Sr. Council
A.B., Marketing And for just 10 wrappers.
Comer, E. Robert
B.S., Business Management
Sec., Pres. Tau Sigma; Vice-Pres. Sr. Class; I.D.e.; Alpha Tau Om ga; Alpha
Phi Omega; Lectures and Assemblies Committee; W stminist r Club
Connor, Adalbert
Tau Sigma; Newman Club; EI Club Azteca
A.B., Buslnes
Administr.tlon
Copitas, Sally A.B., General Major
Cornett, Robert L.
Pi Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society
Cottam,
Paula
Kappa Delta
PI
A.B., General
M.jor
A.B., English
Creel, James W.
B.S., Engineering
Treas. Institute of Radio Engineers; Society of Automotive Engin rs
Culver, Lowell W.
A.B., Political Science
Pres. Alpha Mu Gamma; International Relations Committe; Homecoming
Committee; Vice-Pres. German Club; Phi Alpha Theta; Political Sci nc Club;
World University Service; 1.0.0.; Officer AF.R.O.T.C.; Honors Program
Dahlin, Raymond Donald
Sec. Blue Key; Pres. Oceotl; I.F.C.; Sec. AM.S.; Tau
Council; Pi Kappa Delta; Radio and Television Guild;
Blue Key Scholarship; 1.0.0.
A.B., Speech Arts
Kappa Epsilon; AS.
Debate "5" Medal;
Dale, Alan M.
B.S., Engineering
Pres., Vice-Pres. Engineer's Assoc.; Sec. Society of Automotive Engineers;
Circulation Manager Aztec Engineer Staff
Coleman, Libby M.
Sigma Pi; Political Science Club
A.B., Education
Seniors
Daly, William A.
Sec. Sigma Pi Sigma; Treas. I.R.E.; Vice-Pres. Radio Club
Damsbo, Marion L.
W.R.A; C.S.T.A; Pres. EI Club Azteca; Westminister Club
A.B., Physics
A.B., Education
Class of '54
Collard
Creel
Comer
Culver
Connor
Dahlin
COp/tIS
Dale
Cottam
Damsbo
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Dav! , Margaret L. A.B., Sociology
Davil, Ralph E.
Kappa Sigma; Intramural Sports
Dickey, Patricia Anne
Phi Mu Epsilon
A.B., Political Science
B.S., Bacteriology
Durward, Dorothy
W.R.A.
A.B., Physical
Education
Earnest, Patricia A.B., Speech Arts
Theatre Guild; Radio Guild; Gamma Phi Beta; Cap and Gown; Who's Who;
Brocas; AS. Council; Chorus; Sophomore Follies; Faculty Follies
Dickinlon, Bill G.
Sigma Chi
A.B., Business Management
Eckhoff, Dawn A.B., Speech Arts
Theatre Guild
Digiulio, Emanuel A.
Engineer's Association; Society of Automotive Engineers
B.S., Engineering
Edwards, George F.
American Society of Civil Engineers Engineer's Association
B.S., Engineering
Dodge, Elizabeth A.
A.B., Education
Kappa Alpha Theta; Sigma Alpha Iota; AS. Council; AW.S. Board; Cetza;
Cap and Gown; C.S.T.A; Canterbury Club; Who's Who; M.E.N.C.
Donahey, Dorene
Baton twirler;
C.S.T.A
Donnelly, Donald F.
Kappa Alpha; Varsity track
A.B., Education
A.B., Physical Education
Eiseman, Gerry A.
Delta Delta Delta; Aztec Staff
Ellison, Lillian Rosario
Cetza; Pres. Alpha Gamma Delta; Aztec Cadets
Ellison, Odia
Elser, Natalie
Kappa Kappa Gamma
A.B., Journalism
A.B., Social Servico
A.B., Psychology
A.B., General
Major
Donohue, Martin
Sigma Pi; Cross Country;
Track
A.B., Social Science
Ericson, Carl E.
Political Science Club; International Relations Club
A.B., Public Administration
Downs, Darrell
A.B., Music
Phi Mu Alpha;
Band
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Oceotl; Blue Key; Who's Who; M.E.N.C.;
Fairbairn, William C.
Sigma Chi
A.B., Art
Dugger, Ellis
A.B., Education
Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Alpha Theta; Oceotl; I.F.C.; Westminister Club; Men's
Glee Club; C.S.T.A.
Dunkl, Rita
C.S.T.A.
A.B., Life Science
Seniors
Farrar, Marie Beatty
A.B., Art
Pres. Alpha Phi; Cap and Gown; Pres. Cetza; Sec. Soph. Class; A.W.S. Board
Fassett, Harold Stedman, Jr. A.B., Speech Arts
Pres. Sigma Pi; Xolotl; Parade Chairman Homecoming; Radio Guild
Class of '54

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Fields, Roy O. . .
A.B., Accounting
Fr. Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Sigma Chi; Vice-Pres. Oceotl
Flllpot, R. Wayne
Pi Kappa
Alpha
A.B., Marketing
Fresher, Deloris Hanson
Kappa Delta; C.S.T.A.
Freeman, Marilyn
A. ., Educ.tlon
A. ., Economics
Of
Finn, Bernard Edward
A.B., English
Friedman, Stanley
Zeta Beta Tau
A.B., Accountin
OJ
Fish, JiM E.
Alpha
Mu Gamma
A.B., General Major
Frise, Muriel M.
A.B., G II r.1 MaJor
Oi
FleMing, Harvey C.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Arnold Air Society
S.B., Psychology
Funk, Albert Cleve
Tau Sigma
B.S., BUs/II Man g m nt
D
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FI ming, Norman
A.B., Music
Pres. Rep. Band; Pres. Orchestra; Pres., Vice-Pres. Phi Mu Alpha; Leader Pep
Band; Leader of Dance Band; C.S. T.A.; Pres. Music Federation
FleMing, Winifred Evans
Folger, Elizabeth
Delta Phi Upsilon; Aztec Christian Fellowship; Xolotl
A.B., Zoology
A.B., Education
Galas, Georgianna
Gentzler,
M.E.N.C.;
Virgil
Gerrish, Sue S.
C.S.T.A.
Pres. A.M.S.; Pres., 5 c. D It Sigma Phi; Blu
A.F.R.O.T.C.; Chairman M scot Committ ; A.S.
Committee; "King Kotten"
A. ., Educat Oil
A.B., Sp
ch Arts
K y; Who's Who; Offlc r
C rd Commltt ; Athl tic
A.B., Recre.tioll
D
Fordyce, Larry R.
Kappa
Sigma
S.B., Marketing
Gibbs, John H.
Society of Automotive Engine rs; Engin
B.S., Engln
r's Association; AZI c Engln r
ring
c
Fortner, Clair
Sec. Delta Sigma Phi; Tau Sigma
Fowlor, Marie Oennis
A.B., Business Management
A.B., Sociology
[ Fowler, Rhudolph William
B.S., Zoology
Sigma Chi; Oceotl; Xolotl; Arnold Air Society,' Capt. A FRO T CAM
Council . . . . ..; . .5.
Then we all flocked to the boiler roomto
vote on the AS card.
Seniors
Gillette, Kay A.B., Marketing
Cap and Gown; Who's Who; Pres. Pi Beta Phi; A.S. Council; Tr as. Fr. Class;
Xolotl; Theta Chi Dream Girl; Homecoming Qu en Attendant
Giragi, Georgia C.
C.S.T.A.; Delta Phi Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi
Gleason, Mary Magdelene
Math Club
A.B., Education
A.B., Math
m.tiu
Class of '54
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Fish
Fortner
Fleming, H. C.
Fowler, M. D.
Freeman
Gerrish
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Glines, Nadine L.
A.B., Education
Alph, Gamma 0 Ita; Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Phi Upsilon; CTA; AAU.W.
Scholarship
Godwin, Berthold Lamar
A.F.R.O.T.C.
A.B., Social Service
Greenberg, Ronald E. A.B., Political Sci nc
Who's Who; Pres., Treas. Blue Key; Commission r of Finane; A.S. Council;
Editor Del Sud; Sports Editor Fr. Handbook; Pr s., Vic ·Pr s. Z t B t T u;
Secretary A.M.S.; Chairman Student-Faculty Financ Commit! . Athl lic
Board; Publications Board '
Goldlus, Joel
A.B., General Major
Advertising Manager Aztec; Del Sud; Red Book; Publications Board; Lectures
nd Assemblies Committee; Zeta Beta Tau
Griffin, Charles C.
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Sec.-Treas
Society of Automotl
ngln
B.S., Eng!n
r
ring
Gookin, William E.
A.B., Chemistry
American Chemical Society; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Cross Country; Track
Grigsby, Bert E.
A.B., Physical Education
Blue Key; Pres. Sigma Chi; Vic ·Pr s. A.M.S.; A.F R.O T.C.; Varsity B b II
Goot, Lionel D.
A.B., Psychology
Gross, Wayne M.
American Chemical Society
B.S., Ch mlstry
Gould, Edwin R.
Graf, Helcia M.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Graham, Bill
Grant, Donald E.
POlitical Science Club
Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Phi ameba;
Graves, Betty Aspe
Arnold Air Society
YM. YW; Pres. Sigma Alpha Iota; Music Federation;
A.B., Psychology
A.B., Art
A.B., Public Administration
M.E.N.C.
A.B., General Major
A.B., Music
Graves, James Barton
A. B., Social Service
Gray, William E.
V
ice-
P
res.,
S
ec. Historian Alpha Phi Omega,' S
A.B., Business Management
tudent Publicity Chairman
Seniors
Gracious living is but part of our training
program.
Class of '54
Grow, Harry S.
Sigma Pi
Haase, Walter Ernest
Kappa Alpha
A.B., G ography
A.B., Industrl
I Arts
Hale, Daniel W.
A.B., G n ral Major
Treas. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Vice-Pres., Pr s. I.F.C.; S c., Pr s. Blu K y;
AM.S.; Homecoming Co-Chairman; Radio GUild; Who's Who; 4 AM.S. Award
Certificates; "S" Medal; Knight.Templar Scholarship; Int rnational R latlon
Club; A.S. Council
Hafimi, Axixollah A.B., Industrial Arts
Hall, Marguerite
A.B., Education
Pres. Sigma Kappa; Historian A.W.S.; Panhellenic; Jr. Cabinet; C.S.T.A
Hall, Raymond Duane
Alpha Tau Omega; Art Guild
Hamber, Harry Edward
Xolotl; Pi Omega Pi; Zeta Beta Tau
Hamrick, Cecil O.
Tau Sigma
A.B., Art
A.B., Business Management
A.B., General
Major
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Goot
Graves, J. B.
Gould
Gray
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Hann h, Carol Ruth A.B., General Major
Vice-Pres. Delta Zeta; Sec., Treas. Panhellenic; Secretarial Club
Haubert,
Joyce
A.B.,
Accounting
Han en, Catherlno Green
W.R.A.
A.B., Physical Education
Hans n, Patricia A.B., Speech Arts
Sec. Newman Club; Alpha Gamma Delta; Theatre Guild; Xolotl; Alpha Psi
Om 93
Harbaugh, George S.
Sigma Chi; Tau Sigma; Oceotl
A.B.,
Economics
Hawkins, Bette Ann A.B., English
Hayes, Arthur H.
Sigma Pi; Vice-Pres. C.S. T.A.
Hays, Thomas G., Jr.
Theatre Guild; Treas. Skull and Dagger; Radio Guild
A.B., Physical Sc:ience
A.B., Spe ch Arts
Haz:etton, Barbara A.B., Sociology
Hard,
Harpst,
Phyllis
Toni
Hart, Joe Travis
Hartley,
Kappa Alpha Theta; Theatre Guild
Vice-Pres., Pres. Wesley Club
Richard
Arnold Air Society
A.B.,
Education
A.B., Speech Arts
A.B., Political Science
A.B., General
Major
Hartman, Alan M.
Hillel, Varsity Football A.B., Psychology
Heaton, William E. A.B., Business M nag m nt
Alpha Mu Gamma; Deseret Club; Varsity Track
Heilbron, Curtis A.B., G neral M jor
Varsity Rowing Crew; Sailing T am
Held, Paul E. A.B., Marketing
Kappa Alpha; Blue Key; Varsity Football
Helton, Margarette A.B., Education
Alpha Chi Omega
Herbert, Malcolm B.S., Engineering
Hartman,
Edward
Tennis Club; Tau Sigma
Hartman, John C.
T reas. Phi Sigma Kappa; Tau Sigma
Hartung, James S.
A.B., Business Management
A.B., Business Management
Delta Sigma Phi A.B., Accounting
And one day the Bookstore had a special
on plaid shirts.
Seniors
Hetrick, Phyllis B. A.B., Speech Arts
Hickethier,
Pres. Theatre Guild; Pres. Interfaith; Cap and Gown; Skull and Dagger; Canterbury
Club; Kara; Who's Who
Don
Pres. Sigma Phi Epsilon
A.B., Business Management
Class of '54
36
Hard
Hartman, J. C.
Harpst
Hartung
37

Hodges, Gerry W.
A.B., Psychology
Hoff, Janice Murdy
A.B., Education
A.W.S. Board; Vice-Pres. Pi Beta Phi; Delta Phi Upsilon
Hogan, Harold J.
B.S., Engineering
Holly, Kenneth D. A.B., Physical Education
Hubler, George Edward A.B., General Major
Hughes, Frank
B.S., Engineering
Pres. American Society of Civil Engineers
Hunnicutt, Muthetta
A.B., Education
C.S.TA
Holt, Edith E.
Alpha Kappa Delta
A.B., Social Service
Hutchinson, Frank
Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; C.S.T.A.
A.B., Education
Holzinger, Carl Henry
Pres. Pi Kappa Alpha; Fr. Football
A.B., Speech 4rts
Imlay, Donald C.
Vice-Pres. Lambda Chi Alpha
A.B., Business Management
Hooper, AI F.
Horne, Harold R.
Delta Sig:na Phi
Horner, Jesse David
Hosick, Ruth Hoanne
Westminister Club; German Club; Treble Clef
Howell, Robert
Alpha Tau Omega; Oceotl
Howell, William A.
Sigma Chi; Track
A.B., Chemistry
B.S., Engineering
A.B., English
A.B., General Major
A.B., General Major
B.S., Life Science Due to the great demand for Industrial
Arts courses ....
Inman, Malcolm E.
I.R.'E.; Sigma Pi Sigma
Irwin, John C.
Sigma Chi; Arnold Air Society
Ivancic, Helen
B.S., Physics
A.B., Social Science
A.B., English
Treas. Gamma Phi Beta; Vice-Pres. Xolotl; Sec.-Treas. C.S.T.A.; Rally Committee
Jamieson, James A.B., English
Jimenez, Conrad S.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Aztec Club; Newman Club
A.B., Accounting
Johnston, Ian McKay A.B., Geography
Jones, Susan E.
Alpha Phi
A.B., Music
Seniors
Class of '54
Holt
Howell, R.
Holzinger
Howell, W. A.
Hughes
Ivancic
Hunnicutt
Jamieson
39
Hutchinson
Jimenez
Imlay
Johnston
Inman
Jones, S. E.

JOII ., WiIll,m W. A.B., Industrial Arts
Jord II, S..ndra Lenore A.B., Marketing
Songl ad r; Rally Committee; Newman Club; AS. Homecoming Committee
K I.trom, Rlch"d D.
Sigm
Kempr th, Marilyn
K.rn , Arl ne
W.R.A.;
K ry, Norm," H. E.
Sigma Chi
K nnedy, John A.
PiChi
K tIer, William R.
PI Sigma; I.R.E.; Men's Glee Club; Chorus
C.S.TA
A.B., Physics
A.B., English
A.B., Physical Education
A.B., Social Science
A.B., Psychology
B.ED., Accounting
Klllm,", Fri.bie
S
B.S., Engineering
ec., Vice-Pres. American Society of Civil Engineers,' Ed't A E
Engineer's Student Council I or ztec ngineer;
Kimbell, Jean
PI Beta Phi; A.W.S. Board A.B., Education
King, Dennis W.
Xolotl; Oceotl; V' P T A.B., Accounting
AF.R.O.T.C. Ice- res., reas, Arnold Air Society; Treas. Sigma Chi; Major
Kipp, Gerald W.
Lambda Chi Alpha; Fr. Basketball A.B., Physical Education
Aw, come on, Joe ... pick on kids your
own size.
Kirk, Alan Hope
Kirwin, Nancy
Cetza; Vice-Pres. Pi Beta Phi
A.B., Accounting
A.B., Sociology
Knight, Marian E.
A.B., G ne,,1 M.jor
Pres. Home Economics Club; Pres. Pi B ta Phi; Sorority Editor 0 I Sud
Knudsen, Robert Morgan A.B., Education
Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec. Delta Sigma Phi; Who' Who; Blu K y; A.S. Council;
Treas, I.F.C.; Oceotl; Xolotl; C.S.T.A
Kohut, Milton William
Theatre Guild; Radio Guild
A.B., Sp
ch Arts
Krarup, Walter J. B.S., Busin s M.n,gem nt
Kupiec, Barbara
A.B., Educ~tion
Kappa Alpha Theta; Treas. A.W.S.; Treas. M.E.N.C.; C.S.T.A.; Panh II nrc
Lambert, Dolphin
Pres. Sigma Pi Sigma; Sec. Institut of Radio Engin ers
A.B., Physics
Lamberton, Kenneth J. A.B., Business M,n.gllmllnt
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fr. Basketball; A.F.R.O.T.C.
Lansky, Jordan N.
Kappa Alpha; Letterman Club
Larrabee, Cynthia
W.R.A; Panhellenic; Pres. Alpha Phi; Theatre Guild
Leah, Nancy
A.B., G ner.1 Business
A.B., G neral Major
A.B., Social Sci nce
Seniors
Class of '54
41

L hto, L uri Ant ro B.S., Engineering
u K, pp Ep lion; Tr as. Engineer's Association; I.R.E.; Sec. International
R I tion Club
Lentz, Barllar. Ann
A.B., Accounting, Mathematics
Hom coming Qu en Attendant; Treas. Alpha Chl Omega; Pi Epsilon; Xolotl
l ppert, M Iy K th,yn A.B., Education
Pr . G mm, Phi Beta; Delta Phi Upsilon; C.S.T.A.; Choral Club; Treble Clef'
Char I ir ; Treble Clef Sextet r
Mansur, Wade A., Jr.
Brocas; Deseret Club
Martin, Carl F.
Delta Sigma Phi
Martin, Earl B.
Sigma Pi Sigma; I.R.E.; Radio Club
A.B., Sp ch Arts
A.B., Busin IS Man 9 m nt
B.S., Physics
l st I, Charlotte
G mm, Phi Beta; C.S.T.A.; Cetza; W.R.A. Board
A.B., Art
Mastronski, Joh'n I.
Pres. Political Science Club
A.B., Public Administration
lewi , Jack D.
American Chemical Society
A.B., Chemistry
Mastronski, Mona
C.S.T.A.; Newman Club
A.B., Education
loaiza,
F. Alejandro
B.S., Business Management
P?'itical Science Club; International Relations Club; Publicity Chairman Tau
SIgma; Delta Sigma Phi
Longman, Sarah
c- II C A.B., History
ance or ap and Gown' Pres. Westminister Club,' A.S.
Vice-Pres. Pi Kappa Delta' Council; Debate;
Lovell, Jackie
Madden, Betty lorraine
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mann, Alban W. Jr.
Mann, Catherine
Alpha Xi Delta; C.S.T.A.
Mann, Katherine Ellen
C.S.T.A.
B. Ed., Art
B.S., Personnel Management
A.B., Economics
A.B., Education
A.B., Education
Seniors
Mayfield, Jo Ann
C.S.T.A.
A.B., Ed"c
Mayfield, William Howard
A.B., G n ral M.jor
Tau Sigma; Geological Society; Xolotl; Arnold Air Soci tv; Sigm Chi
Mayo, Dave
Theatre
Guild
tlon
A.B., Spe ch Arts
McAllister, William A.B., Accounting
Theta Chi
McCaffrey, Joseph William A.B., Speech Arts
Cheer Leader; Aztec Band; Pi Kappa Alpha; Theatre Guild
McCI"re, Val R. A.B., Speech Arts
Theatre
Guild
McDermott, James Patrick, Jr.
Sigma Chi; Tau Sigma; Arnold Air Society
A.B., Banking and Financing
Class of '54
Lentz
Lovell
Leppert
Madden
42
Lester
Mann, A. W.
Lewis
Mann, C.
Loaiza
Mann, K. E.
Mansur
Mayfield, W. H.
Martin, E. B.
McAllister
43
Mastronski, M.
McCI"re
Mayfield, J. A.
McDermott

MeG e, Patricia Sojourner
A.B., Musk
Pr . P nhell nic; AW.S.; Cap and Gown; Rally Committee; Booster Committ
e; Alph Phi
Mciver, An.tilJ
P I Chi
A.B., Psychology
Mills, Barbara A.
Misenhimer, Charles Gordon
Vice-Pres., Sec. Historian Theta Chi
A.B., Education
A.B., Busin ss Manag
m nt
McKay, Mary Ellen Hawe
A.B., Psychology
AS. Council; Psi Chi; Xolotl; Lectures and Assemblies Committee
McNamar" Marilyn
C.S.T.A.
Me k, Jere S.
Alpha T u Omega
A.B., Education
B.S., Accounting
M rrill, Jacquelin
A.B., Journalism
C p and Gown; Aztec; Press Club; Gamma Phi Beta; AW.S. Board; W.R.A
Board; Xolotl; Handbook Editor
Mes.inger, Robert
Kappa Sigma; Arnold Air Society A.B., Marketing
Me.ter, Jack R.
Phi Sigma Kappa B.S., Accounting
Mitchell, John G. A.B., Marketing
Monson, lester A.
A.B., Physic.
Sigma Pi Sigma
Monta, George C.
A.B., Social Sci nce
Phi Alpha Theta; Kara
Montepagano, William
A.B., Geogr phy
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fr. Baseball
Moore, John George B.S., Business Man.g ment
Moore, Kathleen
A.B., History
Vice-Pres. Sigma Kappa; Treble Clef; Westminist r Club
Moore, Velma Orr
A.B., Engli.h
Michell, leonard J.
Miller, Claudine Marie
Kappa Delta; Flag TWirler; Orchestra; Kappa Delta Pi
Milow, E. Dean
Phi Sigma Psi
MlI/er, Miriam
A.B., Education
A.B., Music
B.S., life Science
A.B., Social Service
Discriminating
people prefer cocoanut cream.
Morgan, Mary·Martha
C.S.T.A.; M.E.N.C.; Pres. Canterbury Club; Chorus
Morrison, Robert lee
Kappa Sigma
Movich, Daniel D.
Alpha Phi Omega; American Chemical Society
A.B., Education
B.S., Accounting
A.B., Phy.ic,1 Science
Seniors
Class of '54
Mciver
Mester
McKay
Michell
44
Meek
Milow
Merrill
Miller, M.
Misenhimer
Moore, K.
45
Montepagano
Movich

Mu ller Dolores R.
B.S., Laboratory Technique
G. rnm Phi B t ; Phi Mu Epsilon; Chorus O'Connell, Barbara L.
A.B., G n ral Major
Mul/ 1', Alfred Jr.
T U 5igm,
B.S., Business Management Offord, Shirley A.
Vice-Pres. Alpha Chi Omega; Art Guild; Treble Clef
A.B., Art
Murray, D. Gene
A.B., Accounting
Int I' Var ity Christian Fellowship; YM-YW; Westminister Club; Theatre Club
My ra, Robert C.
K, ppa 51 ma
Nairne, Douglas D.
5lgm, Chi; Oceotl, Tau Sigma
A.B., Business Management
Ogden, Evan Mack
Engineer's Association; Society of Automotiv Engin rs
A.B., Art Onack, Thomas Phillip A.B., Chemistry
B.S., Engin
Oppe, Hubert W.
A.B., Sociology
Alpha Kappa Delta; Alpha Mu Gamma; Int matlonal R lations Club; N wm n
Club
ring
Nak 0, Fujiko
Inter.Varsity Christian Fellowship'
Science Club; Treble Clef '
N polske, Alfred
Tau Sigma
Nelson, Brinton E.
Tau Sigma
Newberry, Billy D.
Niehaus,
Pres., Vi.ce-Pres.: Publicity Chairman Engineer's
Automotive Engineers; Aztec Engineer Staff
L. Chris
Norris, Aylene E.
Treas. San Diego State Secretaries
O'Brien, Thomas H.
A.B., General Major
International Relations Club; Political
B.S., Marketing
A.B., Marketing
B.S., Engineering
Association; Sec. Society of
Varsity Football; Pres. Kappa Alpha,' 170 lb. A.B., Mathematics
Boxing Champion
A.B., General Major And in my days as a student editor,
A.B., Secretarial Management
Miss Beyette ....
Seniors
Orenda in, Juan F. B.S., Engin ring
Editor Aztec Engineer; Chairman Engine ring Stud nt Council; PI' . Am ric n
Society of Civil Engineers; Vice-Pres. Engin r's A oclatlon; Tr a . Socl ty
of Automotive Engineers
Orman, Gerald J.
Lambda Chi Alpha;
Orth, Charles Joseph
American Chemical Society
Orth, Robert Eugene
Political Science Club
A.B., Political Science
A.B., Ch mistry
A.B., Zoology
Osborne, Jeanette E. A.B., Secretarial Management
Treas., Vice-Pres. Chi Omega; Pres. San Diego State S cretaries; Newman
Club
Palmer, William F.
Tau Sigma
Parker, George W.
Tau Sigma
A.B., Accounting
B.S., Accounting
Class of '54
46
Offord
Orth, C. J.
47
Orendain
Parker

Parton, James Harry
Pattison, Kenneth Lee
Sigm Chi Epsilon; Varsity Baseball
Pax, Leonard
Tau
Sigma
P arson, Harold R.
Aesculapians
Pence, Robert R.
Tau
Sigma
A.B., Personnel Management
A.B., Physical Education
A.B., Marketing
A.B., Chemistry
A.B., Business Management
P roul, Marilyn A.B., Education
Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Phi Upsilon; Quetzal Hall
Peterson, Frank A. A.B., Education
Pres. C.S.T.A.
Prokop, Phil George A.B., Physical Education
Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Pi Omega; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; L tt r·
man's Club; AF.R.O.T.C.; Arnold Air Society; Athletics Board; Fr. Ba b II
Prosser, Duane R.
Society of Automotive Engineers; Engin ers Association
B.S., Engi"
Pugh, John William A.B., Business Manag m nt
Pyle, Lee A., Jr.
Pres. C.S.T.A.; Kappa Delta Pi
Radenheimer, Paul E.
C.S.T.A.; Alpha Tau Omega; I.F.C.
Radmilovich, Milton L.
Kappa
Sigma
Rahman, Gamal EI Din Abdel
ring
A.B., Education
A.B., Education
A.B., Busin ss Manag
m nt
A.B., Physical Education
Peterson, Patricia Ann A.B., Physical Education
Vice-Pres. W.R.A; AW.S. Board; Del Sud Staff; Rally Committee; Song
Leader; Sr. Class Council
Raine, Patrick J.
Theta
Chi
A.B., History
Phokianou, Lydia
Delta Zeta; YM- YW; International Relations Club
Plutchak, David Archie
Alpha Tau Omega; Oceotl
Pope, Albert W.
Vice-Pres. Sigma Pi; Deseret Club
Price, John W.
Sigma Pi
A.B., General Major
A.B., General Major
A.B., Mathematics
A.B., General Major
When questioned about the missing funds. "
Seniors
Ramos, Adele
Randolph, La Vella Nadene
A.B., English
A.B., Life Science
Rapp, Phillip Henry
A.B., Art
Pres. Newman Club; Art Guild; Historian Alpha Phi Omega; Theatre Guild;
Television and Radio Guild; Tennis Club; Photography Club
Rasmussen, Judith
Sec. Alpha Gamma Delta; Secretarial Club
A.B., Secretarial
Management
Class of '54,
Parton
Peterson, F. A.
Pattison
Peterson, P. A.
Pax
Phokianou
48
Pearson
Plutchak
Prosser
Raine
49
Pyle
Randolph
Radmilovlch
Rasmussen

Rau, Lucille Finney A. B., Social Science
R :&0, Bufino
A.B., Sociology
Xolotl; Ncwman Club
R I, L land S.
B.S., Physics
T, as. Pi Sigma Pi; Chairman I.R.E.
Rise, Shirley A.B., Education
Alpha Xi Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Phi Upsilon; Quetzal Hall; C.S.T.A
Richards, Nancy Elizabeth B.S., Marketing
Robinson, Robert F.
B.S., Busin ss Manas m nt
Kappa Sigma; Oceotl; A.S. Finance Committee
Rode, Judy
A.B., Education
Gamma Phi Bcta
Rode, Margaret A.
A.B., Education
Gamma Phi Beta
Rodriguez, Yolanda A.B., G n ral Major
Treble Clef; Chorus; Alpha Xi D Ita; International R lation Club
Richter, Rita C.
Math Club
Ritter, Robert D.
Vice-Pres. Pi Kappa Alpha
A.B., Mathematics Roos, Charles Frederick B.S., Engln ring
Lambda Chi Alpha; Society of Automotive Engin rs; I.F.C.
A.B., Business Manager Rosa, Joe A.B., Busln ss Management
A.S. President; Sigma Chi; I.F.C.; Pr s. Fr. Class; Blue K y
Roach, William A. A.B., Speech Arts
Blue Key; Sec. Skull and Dagger; Lambda Chi Alpha; Pres., Vice-Pres. Theatre
Guild; Kara; I.D.C.; Best Actor Awards; Chairman Dramatic Declamation
speech contest
Roark, Robert A.B., Journalism
Sports Editor; Managing Editor Aztec; Sec. Phi Sigma Kappa
Robb, Wesley E. A.B., Mathematics
Sigma Chi; A.F.R.O.T.C.
Roberts, James Weston
Pres. Political Science Club
Robinson, Edward W.
American Chemical Society
A TV contract
in the offing?
Rose, Geneva Jean A.B., Education
C.S.T.A.; Sec. Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Phi Upsilon
Ross, Fred A. A.B., Business Management
Tau Sigma
Roth,
Jerry
Rozmus, Edward Andrzej
A.B., Political Science Ruiz, Humberto A.
Seniors
Class of '54
C.S.T.A.
Aesculapians
A.B., Chemistry Rushfeldt, Mary Ellen
C.S.T.A.
A.B.,
A.B.,
A.B.,
A.B.,
Economics
Educ:ation
Zoology
Education
Rau
Ritter
Rosa
Rushfeldt
50 51

Russell, Robert Earl A. B., Social Science
Alpha Kappa Delta; Football; Track Letterman
Rye, Robert Samuel A.B., Business Management
Fr, Cabinet: Tennis Team; Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Schwandt, Willian F., Jr.
Tau Sigma
Scott, Edward P., Jr.
Kappa Sigma
8.S., Business Management
A.B., Business Management
S nchez, Emily Marie
Alpha Mu Gamma; Newman Club
Sanders, Val G. \
Delta Sigma Phi; Arnold Air Society
Sandy, Nancy
C.S.T.A.; Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Phi Upsilon
Sass, Maynard M.
Tau Sigma
Scanlan, Edward F.
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega
Scharf, Charles J.
Theta Chi
A.B., French
A.B., Art
A.B., Education
B.S., Accounting
A.B., Education
A.B., Economics
Secord, Alan Howard A.B., Business Management
Shishido,
Fr. Cabinet; A.S. Social Committee; Pres. Beta Delta; Treas. Sr. Class; Sigma
Alpha Epsilon
Bunco
Tau Kappa Epsilon
A.B.,
Sociology
Shively, Leanne A.B., English
Pres, Chi Omega; A.S. Council; Cap and Gown; Who's Who; Xolotl; Cetza
Co-Chairman Fr. Class
Silbaugh, James A.B., Social Servic
Sims, Kenneth F.
Phi Sigma Xi
A.B., Life Science
Skinner, Mary Lee A.B., Mathematics
Scharnikow,
Ann
Delta Zeta; Xolotl
A.B.,
English
Slaughter, Robert L.
Pres. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; I.F.C.
A.B.,
Marketing
Schell, Edwin A.
Phi Sigma Kappa; Tau Sigma
Schneider, William
Phi Sigma Kappa; Tau Sigma
Schroeder, Wilma
Delta Phi Upsilon
A.B.,
Life Science
A.B., Business Management
A.B.,
Education
-
Eight out of nine doctors told us,
"Orthopaedic Iime bags .. , ."
Seniors
Smith,
Ferol
Pi Beta Phi
B.S., General Major
Smith, Paul E. A.B., General Major
Snailum, William G., Jr. A.B., Marketing
Class of '54
52
Sass
Schroeder
Scott
Skinner
53

Snodgress, G. M.
A.B., Psychology
Snyder, Joel James
A.B., History
Sigma Chi; Debate; AS. Council; Blue Key; Commissioner of Elections;
Who's Who; AF.R.O.T.C.; Honor Student; Intramural Sports; Treas. Pi
Kappa Delta; Phi Alpha Theta; Pres. 1.0.0.
Stevenson, Carey W., Jr.
Phi Sigma Kappa; Society of Automotive
Strauss, Arnie
Sigma Pi; Manager Intramural Athletics
Engineers
B.S., Engineering
A.B., Zoology
Sorenson, Martha
C.S.T.A.
A.B., Education
Sue, Jimie K. S.
Alpha Phi Omega; C.S.T.A
A.B., Education
Sparling, Patsy Ruth
Spears, James C.
Sigma Pi; Alpha Phi Omega;
Spencer, Arthur William
Stafford, Rex S.
Radio Guild; Wesley Club
Society of Automotive Engineers; Engineer's Association
Stearns, Chester M.
Phi Alpha Theta;
Kappa Delta Phi
A.B., General Major
A.B., Economics
B.S., Engineering
A.B., Journalism
A. B., Social Science
Swanberger, Jean
Sec. C.S.T.A
A.B., Education
Swanson, George Bernard
B.S., Engineering
Society of Automotive Engineers; Engineer's Association; Sigma Phi Epsilon;
1.0.0.; Xolotl
Tanaka, Jess F. B.S., Zoology
Temple, Nancy A.B., History
Tennison, Audrey Nims A.B., Speech Arts
Steed, Richard Raymond
Kappa Alpha
Steineger, Jack E.
Tau Sigma
Stella, Salvatore L.
Phi Sigma
Stephens, Mary E.
Kappa
A.B., Marketing
B.S., Accounting
B.S., Zoology
A.B., Psychology
Filmed entirely within the prison walls.
Thomas, Douglas N. A.B., History
Thomas, William O.
Kappa Sigma
Thompson, Margaret K.
Kappa Delta Pi; C.S.T.A
B.S., Zoology
A.B., Recreation
Thornberry, Joseph H. B.S., Engineering
American Society of Civil Engineers; Engineer's Association
Seniors
Class of '54
Snodgress
Stafford
Sorenson
Steed
54
Spears
Stella
Spencer
Stephens
Stevenson
Temple
Strauss
Tennison
Sue
Thomas, D. N.
55
Swanberger
Thomas, W. O.
Swanson
Thompson
Tanaka
Thornberry

Tobin, Patrick D.
Pre. Jr. Class; Treas. Pi Kappa Delta; I.F.e.
A.B., Business Administration
Toth, Art Chari s
A.B., Recreation
Sr. 6 skctball Manager; Cosmopolitan Club; Neighborhood House Volunteer
Club
Toth, Kenneth S.
Trea . American Chemical Society
Trainer, Thomas H.
Sigma Chi
A.B., Chemistry
A.B., General Major
Waller, Robert A.B., Marketing
Pres. Zeta Beta Tau; Sec. Blue Key; Sr. Editor, Co-Editor Del Sud; 5 c.
I.F.e.; Vice-Pres. Jr. Class; Who's Who; Wing Executive Officer AF.R.O.T.C.
Warriner, Jennie Jo
Pres. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship;
Chairman Extra-Curricular Committee;
Chi; Who's Who
Watkins, Harvey 0., Jr.
Sigma Pi
A.B., Speech Arts
Cap and Gown; Debate; A.S. Council;
Pres. Pi Kappa Delta; Alpha Delta
A.B., Industrial
Arts
Tucker, Thomas N.
Vice-Pres.,
Turner, Joyce S.
C.S.T.A.
Pres. Aesculapians
B.S., Zoology
A.B., Education
Watson,
Wayne,
George
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Roy E. Jr.
Delta Sigma Phi
A.B., Marketing
A.B., Public Administration
Ulloa, Hope D.
Alpha Mu Gamma; Extra-Curricular Committee; Choir
A.B., Spanish
Vinbladh, Doris A. A.B., Education
VoII, Ruth Lain
A.B., Education
Aztec Christian Fellowship; e.S.T.A; Alpha Delta Chi; Delta Phi Upsilon
von Eckarsber, Barbara
Vulliet, Dorothy
Delta Phi Upsilon; Aztec Christian
Fellowship
A.B., Physical Education
A.B., Education
Foster and Kleiser never
had it so good.
Weeks, Alicia J.
A.B., Journalism
Sec,. Marshall, Pu"licity Chairman Kaopa Alpha Theta; Copy Editor; Sorority
Editor Del Sud; Copy Editor; News Editor Aztec; Homecoming Queen Candtdate;
Dance Club
Wenberg, Duane Harold B.S., Engineering
Westminister Club; I.R.E.; Eng:neer's Association
Wessling, Sandra A. A.B., Secretarial Management
Pi Beta Phi; San Diego State Secretaries
Weston, Daniel John A.B., Economics, Political Science, Speech Arts
Varsity Debate Team; Phi Kappa Delta
Walker, Thomas Jefferson, III A.B., Journalism
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Copy Editor Aztec; Football announcer; Radio Guild,'
Sailing Team
Class of '54
Seniors
Wheeler, James W.
Sigma Alpha
Whelan, Harry T.
Sigma Alpha
Epsilon
Epsilon
A.B., Business Management
B.S., Business Management
Whitacre, Philip A. A.B., Banking and Finan':::!
Pres. Sr. Class; Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec. Sigma Chi; Pres. Pi Kappa Delta; Pres.
Xolotl; Who's Who; Vice-Pres. Blue Key; Sec. Tau Sigma; AS. Finance
Committee; A.S. Public Relations Committee; AS. Constitutions Committee;
Oceotl; Chairman Invitational Speech Tournament; Varsity Debate
Tobin
Ulloa
Toth, A. C.
Vin!lladh
56
Trainer
von Eckarsber
Tucker
Vulliet
Turner
Walker
Waller
Wenberg
Warriner
Wessling
Watkins
Weston
57
Watson
Wheeler
Wayne
Whelan
Weeh
Whitacre

Whitcomb, Kenneth R. A.B., Education
Xolotl; Pres, Arnold Air Society; Varsity Basketball; Sigma Chi
Wood, Phyllis
A.B., Education
White, William Robert
Sigma Chi
Wiberg, Carl Stuart
Wilikins, Richard G.
WlIIett, Jaratt
Phi Alpha Theta
A.B., Physical Education
A.B., Personnel Management
B.S., Physics
A.B., General Major
Wyman, Sammie E.
A.B., Social Studies
Zachary, Nancy A. A.B., Journalism
Zimmerman, Gilbert A.B., Music
Blue Key; Who's Who; Pres, Phi Mu Alpha; M.E.N.C.; Band Major
Zuehike, Lowell H. A.B., Education
Wilson, Stancil
Vice-Pres, Pi Kappa Alpha; International Relations Club
Windsor, Donald
A.B., Political Science
A.B., Psychology
Wingo, Margaret Ann B.S., Lab Technology
Wolschlag, Joe
A.F.R.O,T.C.;
Wonnell, Susan King
Arnold Air Society
A.B., General Major
A.B., Psychology
Woods, Greta
C.S.T.A.; Quetzal Hall; Alpha Xi Delta
A.B., Education
Wood, Joan
A.B., Journalism
Who's Who; Cap and Gown; Editor Aztec; Pi Kappa Delta; Debate
And as we are dismissed at the noon hour ....
Seniors
Class of '54
Wood, P. Wyman Zachary Zimmerman Zuehike
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Student
Activities
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Jos ph Ro a
A.S. Pr sident
Associated
Students
Government
Tom Goodbody
A.S. Vice-President
Pat McNabb
A.S. Secretary
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Ronald Greenburg
A.S. Commissioner of Finance

Women's
Recreation
Association
Dorothy Durwood
President
STUDENT COUNCIL, seated around the table: Joe Rosa, president; Ronnie Greenberg, Gail Thompson, Leanne Shively, Dave Carlson, Andy Simpson,
Maren Heubach, John Baldessari, Chuck Royer, George Sunga, Kay MoraRonnie Moore, Don Ritchey, Alan Mishne, Sarah Longman, Virgil Gentzler,
Maren Heubach, John Baldessari, Chuck Royer, George Sunga, Kay Moran, Andy Brown, Jennie Jo Warriner, Tom Goodbody, Pat McNabb.
Pat Peterson
Vice President
Lois Pick
Secretary
Virginia Olds
Treasurer
Council
SDCS governing body ... initial activity of the
year was first council camp at Whispering Pines
to plan year's program ... all-college day for high
school students conducted in May by Booster Committee
group appointed to revise charters
and procedures of AS committees and boards
activities council, composed of faculty and students
discussed school problems at April conclave in
Ensenada ... AMS, AWS, and AS offices under
one roof for the first time ... year's big question
mark was which groups were "off-campus" . . . .
visitors to Monday afternoon meetings included
students from Germany and AS presidents from
local high schools ... several outstanding assemblies
presented through efforts of the council
competition always keen for council seats .... .
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Dot Durward, Virginia Olds,
Left to right first row: Miss Mary Cave'G . Bunker Mary Jane
, C ti eorg1a ' Rlt
Lois Pick, Joyce Hollands, Pat ur IS, roW' Claudine Sawyer, I a
MacCauley LaVerne Zowada. Second k t e Mary Edna Babb,
Zouhar Norman Johnson, Dolores Blachs °Ann'derson Carol Reilly,
t B . . Mart a 'H d
Margaret Ellis, Marianne enJaml n !. Patt Patton, Ann ay en,
Miss Dorothy Tollefsen, Joan Welnlng,
Barbara Sampson.
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Women's Recreation Association ... led
this year by Joyce Hollands in the :all and
Dot Durward in the Spring ... odvisors are
Miss Mary Cave and Miss Dorothy Tollefsen
sponsors annual carnival and Shamrock
Sh~ffle, highlighted by the crow~ing of "St.
Pat" ... mountain parties and mt~r-school
laydays ... in charge of inter-sorority sports
~ompetition . . . W.R.A. o~iginally. formed
on campus in 1906 as Girls Athletic Association
....

Sue Shearer
Vice President
Mary Hoke Clingman
President
First row, left to right: Carol Karns, Carolyn Butler, Beverly Butler, Pat Razzetto, Beverly Anderson. Second row: Mary Hoke
Clingman, Sue Shearer, Betty Jo Small, Shirley Collmer, Kay Moran, June Felber, Jackie Harris. Third row, standing: Miss Doris
Nancy Page, Marianne Benjamin, Jean Carlson, Mary Rae Deitrich, Barbara Baldaree, Phyliss Deyo, Ann Peteson, Barbara Boland,
Sylvia Jennings, M. L. Ross, Donna Dee Dickson.
Carol Karns
Secretary
f
Women
Students
Associated
Betty Jo Small
Treasurer
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Organization composed of all women studen~s
who are AS Card holders ... sponsors
~eml-annual A.W.S. banquets, highlighted .bY
etza and Cap and Gown tapping ceremonies
... ' sent M. L. Ross as official delegate to
regional A.W.S. convention at University of
Arizo na . A .
In pn I . . . conducted fi rst studentfaculty.
a.uction on campus during March as
fund-raising project ... major A.W.S. event
was fourth annual all-school Spring Sing in
Greek Bowl in May . . . A.W.S. encourages
wo~~~ students to take active part in campus
activities . " ta kes ch arge of Scripps . Cottage.
Our college boasts of the chivalry of her men students.
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ART BELENZON
Vice President
VIRGIL GENTZLER
President
President Gentzler holds an informal board meeting to make
plans for the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance.
RAY DAHLIN
Secretary
Associated
Men
Students
ROBERT HOUSE
Treasurer
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AM.S. composed of all men students who
hold AS Cards .... Annual A.M.S.-sponsored
event is the Spring fashion show "for men
only," highlighted by selection of "Best Dressed
Man On Campus" sponsors annual barbershop
quartet contest in charge of annual
Sadie Hawkins Day activities, capped this year
by a dance in the Men's Gym ... sponsored
pushball contest between upper-classmen and
freshmen during halftime of second home football
game to determine whether frosh traditions
would be enforced . . . although defeated,
fros~ Won a moral victory in that they escaped
punishment ....
Me George Sunga presents the "Best Dressed Man" trophy to SAE
Dave Gill during all-male fashion show in March.
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Phil Whitacre
President
Bill Lancaster
President
AI Secord
Treasurer
Seniors
Sophomores
Jerry Fisher
Treasurer
Barbara Camillo
Secretary
Bob Comer
Vice President
Barbara McNa,ry
Secretary
Pat Asquith
Vice President
Class
Officers
Joyce Johnson
Secretary
Beverly Jones
Vice President
Bob Anaya
Vice President
Mary Czapar
Treasuret
Juniors
Dean Leptich
Treasurer
Barbara Renke
Secretary
Eresfrmen
Don Ritchey
President
Jerry Dawson
President
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Athletic
Finance
Left to right: AI Mishne, Phil Whitacre,
Dick Thomas, Dean Herbert Peiffer.
Left to right: Coach William Terry, Dean Herbert Peiffer,
Ronnie Greenberg, Dr. Tidwell, Dave Carlson, Dick Thomas,
Coach Charles Smith.
Student
Facult,
Committees
Left
to right: Bob Comer, Dr. Nasatir, Miss Ataub, Miss Tollefsen,
Joe Rosa, Dr. Linley, John Baldessari, Mary Rae Deatrick,
Rena Bouton.
Lectures and
Assemblies
Left to right: Muriel Daron, Beverly Beyette, Marian Knight,
Val Sanders, Mary Lou McClain, Yvonne Mollison.
Rally
Lef~ to right: Pat Asquith, Beverly Beyette, Don Ritchey, Phil
Whitacre, Pat McNabb, Dean J. Hunter, Jim Julian.
Public
Relations
Extra-Curricular
Left to right: C. Benton, Dr. K. Ragen, Barbara Balderee, E.
Nuttall, Don Ritchey, John Baldessari, Dean Mary Mendenhall,
Alan Mishne, Bob Knudsen, Pat McNabb, Dr. H. Haskell.
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George Clayton
James Daughtry
Alpha Phi Omega's twenty-second
year on campus ... oldest Greek letter
organization at SDSC ... services include
welcoming Freshmen, publishing
bindex and student directory, sponsoring
annual Ugly Man Contest to raise
funds for the Community Chest . . .
membership open to scout-trained men
students interested in serving the
school and community ....
Frank Echecarria
Lawrence Gregg
Vernie Holmberg
Bobby Hooten
Leland
Harvey
Huhn
Prokop
Alpha
Omega
Philip
Phi
Rapp
Ed Saleeby
Roland Schnieder
Harry Swift
Jim Thomassen
Organizations
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And they laughed at the Wright brothers ... 75

Marilyn
Viola
Andrews
Arroyo
Bonney Lyman
Pauline Mansfield
Quetzal
Hall
Luan
Nancy
Boynton
Cobleigh
Margie McGrew
Ann Merriman
Betty Coldiron
Marty Crawley
Sandy Croll
Nancy Duncan
Phy IIis Deyo
Carolyn Frey
Only dormitory at SDSC " named for a
sacred bird of the Aztecs.. houses 52 coeds
from all parts of the U.S. organized in
1937 ... advisor is Dean Mary Mendenhall
... girls take active part in campus activities
... student-faculty teas and Christmas party
included on social calendar .... Fall officers
were Peggy Giddings, president; Mari Iyn Perozzi,
vice president; Mary Stone, secretary; and
Phyllis Deyo, treasurer ... Phyllis Deyo was
Spring president; Sue Stoppel, vice president;
Mary VerSteeg, secretary; and Pauline Mansfield,
treasurer ....
Teddy Minder
Dianne Nickerson
Marilyn Perozzi
Shirley Reise
Dara Rittenhouse
Geneva Rose
Peggy
Judy
Giddings
Hartwick
Quetzal gals at dinnertime
Barbara Sampson
Ruth Smith
Ruth Stahmer
Best bibs and tuckers are put on for formal birthday celebration.
Ann
Arleen
Hayden
Hernesmaa
. nd dates at Halloween party.
Charades were in order for girls a
Virginia Stemen
Mary Stone
Sue Stoppel
Mary Houston
Cheryl Jakie
Carolyn Tamblyn
Mary Ver Steege
Marcia Weinberg
Marilyn
Edith
Jennings
Kalenick
Joan Weining
Maxine Winslow
Greta Woods

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Group of men and women
students organized to counsel
Freshmen ... membership open
to all students who have completed
30 units with a Coverage
or better . . . advisor is Mrs.
Evangel ine LeBarron president
was Phil Whitacre .
Left to right, first row: Shirley Collamer, Patt McDermott, Kay Moran, Patsy Asquith,
Donna Baxter, Phyllis Hetrick. Second row: Barbara Anderson Bonnie Morrison Ann
Scharnikow, Elynor Moskowitz, Carol Seewald, Diane Ackerman, Ada Picaizen: Mrs.
E~angellne LeBarron, George Sunga. Third row: Virgil Gentzler, Harry Hamber Don
Ritchey, John Baldessari, Joe Rosa, Dick Blair, Phil Whitacre. '
Left to right, first row: Phyllis Hetrick, Janet Stearns, Carol Bertschi, Adrienne Spore,
Gertrude Hunter, Mary Martha Morgan, Connie Laughton. Second row: George Burnett,
Hunter Charlton, William Bryan, William Griebner, Nancy Abbey, Barbara Schrumpf,
Betty Dodge, Donna Alderson, Rev. J. Ogden Hoffman. Jr., Lt. Col Charles E. Mosse.
Organized on the SDSC campus
in 1946 ... international
organization for Episcopal students
. . . weekly Wednesday
evening dinner meetings at St.
Dunstan's Chapel ... discussion
groups and seminars ... study
of faith and practices of the
Episcopal church. faculty
advisor is Lt. Col. Charles Mosse.
Xololl
Canterbury
Club
Arnold
Air Society
Newman
Club
~~~ to right, r~w 1: Val Sanders, Lewis Acord, Jim McDermott, Darryl Hanson Kenn
itcomb, Julian Moss. Row 2: Joel Snyder, Gene Brown Victor Long We~ Rob:
Joe Wolschlag, Rudy Fowler. Row 3: Art Belenzon, Charle; Abbott, Ed Hubler Dick
Hartley, Doug Nairne, Alfred Ruth. Row 4: Bevan Brown, Harvey Fleming' B b
Messinger, Ronald Anderson, Bill Thomas. ' a
Left to right, first row: Joyce O'Connor, Eddymaria Navarrete, Phil Rapp, Edith Flourie.
Second row: Helen Strok, Elaine Mihalka, Yolanda Portillo, Mary Keller, Carol Brown.
Third row: Sharon Flaherty, Marjorie Golus, Rose Marie Wiza, Mona Lee Renick,
Maureen Desselle, Beverly Lepsch. Fourth row: Hazel Braddick, Charles Tardiff, Richard
Wright, Rev. William Kraft, Alfonso Filipponi, Don Pierce, Arthur Ketteringham. Fifth
roW: Bill Tucker,Bob Kinninger, Hugh Smith, Bud Pearson, Richard Loritz, Don Maloof,
George Bartosik, Bill Finch .
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. f!c:morary fraternity for upper
division Air Science students.
Third year on the SDSC
campus .... Sponsored poster
contest in conjunction with
Clean Campus campaign .
Co-sponsored Ai r Force Ba II. .
Initiated Cadet of the Week series
in The Aztec .... Presidents
Joel Snyder and Kenny Whitcomb
....
Fellowship for Cathol ic students
... fosters spiritual, intellectual
and social interests
. . affiliated with National
Newman Club federation .
annual get-acquainted party ..
monthly Communion breakfasts
... club named in honor of Cardinal
Newman ....
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Club offers program of fellowship
and worship to Presbyterian
students on call1pus . . . membership
open to all other interested
students ... weekly dinner
meetings .. retreats and
seminars. Fall and Spring
banquets . . . presidents were
Chuck Munion and Beverly Anderson
....
Left to right. first row: Shirley Baker, Ruth Hosick, Joanne Wenberg, Ruth Phillippi,
Geraldine Berkman, Mary Sharpe, Beverly Anderson, Sarah Longman, Phyllis Hamilton,
Dr. Leonard Chadwick. Second row: Phil Riley, Bob Comer, Sally McGill, Alison Arnold,
Marilyn Sperry. Third row: Ellis Dugger, Chuck Munion, Duane Wenberg, Phil Smith.
Left to right. first row: Beth Clark, Barbara Neal, Amteshwar Datar-Singh, Lydia Phokianou, Jeanette Crouch, Loraine Ray.
Second row: Fujiko Nikao, Barbara Anderson, Eleanor Colaianni, Carol Tibbetts. Third row: Gamal Rahman, Alex Rigopoulos,
Dorothy McCollom, Gail Wilson, Christine Washburn. Fourth row: Tom Thale, Robert Fung, Hollis Barber, Gerald Meanley,
Charles Hanson. Fifth row: David Neptune, Herb Bickley, Wes Stafford, Virgil Gentzler, Lowell Culver, Bob Sweetwood.
Wesley Club
Westminster Club
College
YM· YW
Very active on campus this
year with aid of David Neptune,
full-time director ... sponsored
seminars and speakers to discuss
problems of general interest to
SDSC students frequent
social gatherings ... presidents
we re Steve De Ia no a nd Bob
Sweetwood ....
LRefttO rigBht,.first row: Rev. George Hoyle John Floyd Edith Flourie Aileen Schriefer,
M osen'II 0d
S enitezd' J ane t Pai arne, J oe H' art. Roberta Stephenson • Carol , Brown Mr. Jo h n
eern . S econ D.row: NOzzie Jalimi, Marcella Bowers Patric{a Skeie Lyne'tte Maxey,
TPat' r SSJe , ever , lane . ICkerson, J oan S trople, Buneva ' Ginn, Enchin ' Shaw, Jane H art,
L rtCI~ Ander:.;:n, Mary Kellett, Bill Black Helen Schmidt Vernon Dorn Dick Adams,
C~;{h ~own'Q ar~ia ~art, Larry Wherry. Third row: Dick' Martin Dean Jepson, Chuck
shaw, F u,m Vy urner, Wayne Koomtz, Gordon Boyce Dan' Baine Ken Hoffert,
Ed SIus er, ran k mgoe. "
Oldest rei i g i 0 u s group on
campus ... weekly Wednesday
evening meetings at Rolando
Methodist Church ... sponsor
is Dr. John Paul Stone ... purpose
of group is to provide
Christian fellowship and develop
personal religious life ... presidents
were Dean Jepson and
Joe Hart ....

Left to right, first row: Sue Wayte, Mary Helen Farrell, Mary Ann Green. Second row:
Betty Coldiron, Sue Whelan, Nancy Sommers, Lois Mae Williams, Elsiemae Salter, Betty
Graves. Third row: Frances Musgrave, Paul Turner, Mr. Pattee Evenson, Wes Stafford,
Ron McConnehea, Jerry Hedrix, Ralph Andrews, Mr. Richard C. Flye, Seth Reed.
Student c hap t e r of Music
Educators' Nationa I Conference
purpose is to aid professional
growth among music education
students monthly
meetings highlighted by outside
speakers and musical performances
... furthers school music
programs welcome tea and
rectials .
, ,
Charlotte Atkinson
Betty Dodge
Ann Payne
Margaret Barnett
Barbara Graves
Pat Razzeto
Virginia
Audrey
Constance
Barnett
Grigsby
Reams
Nancy Cobleigh
Barbara Moody
Shirley Wooley
Catherine
Sharon
Crothers
Neal
National honorary music society
for women, Sigma Alpha Iota
has nearly 100 active chapters
throughout the United States ...
strives for higher standards of
musicianship .... Membership in
Iota Delta chapter of SAl depends
on musicianship, scholarship and
personal ity. . . . Participates in
Christmas Vespers, musicales, college
concerts. . . . Bi-monthly
meetings .... Sponsors welcome
teas for new students . . .
MENC
Phi Mu Alpha
Sigma Alpha Iota
Dance Club
Left to right, first row: Bill Lockman, Mr. Norman Rost, Bob Womack. Second row:
Bill McGregory, Mr. Richard C. Flye, Dick Harvey, Pat Jordan, Deane Smith. Third row:
Don Clark, Darrell Downs, Charles Freebern, Jim Johnson, Sherman Adamson, John
Moen. Fourth row: Norman Fleming, Bill Black, Mr. Pattee Evenson, Keith Polk, James
Nelson, Ralph Andrews.
Left to right, seated: Lynn Ray, Julie Johnson, Pat P~terson, .Carl Tressler. Kneeling:
Donna Goodwin Margaret Ellis, Alicia Weeks, Pat Nisley, LIZ Dale, Jody Wulbern,
Carol Tibbetts,' Mrs. Mary Ross. Standing: Virginia Olds, .Jane M~tthews, Leanna
Draper, Miss Evelyn Lockman, Mary Jane McCauley, Caroline Williams, Judy Mc-
Campbell.
National men's honorary music
fraternity . . . open to students
with a 1.75 average in
all music courses ... sponsors
programs open to all students
... by-monthly meetings ...
strives to grant recognition to
outstanding musicians ... national
group came to SDSC in
1950 ....
Dance Club offers a variety
of act iv itie s in the field of
"dance as expression" ... organized
in 1949 ... purpose is
to stimulate interest in dance
as a creative art ... members
participated this year in a TV
series, under the direction of
Miss Evelyn Lockman, sponsor.
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Group of pre-medical and predental
students ... bi-monthly
meetings to discuss problems in
the fields of medicine and dentistry
formally organized in
1952 named for Aesculapius,
Roman god of medicine
... pre-requisites for membership
include completion of thirty
units with 1.5 grade average....
Left to right, first row: Cecelia Cox, Janet Strobel, Bill Gookin, Dr. Allen Baker, Ron
Rickey, Ken Toth, Les Wynston. Second row: Dave Hoffman, Norma File, Sylvia
Jennings, Constance Plummer, Ann Hart, Corinne Bonaventura, Ray Woodmansee.
Third row: Carolyn Tamblyn, Vera Winters, Bruce Richardson, Bruce Lightfoot, Joe
Sisson, Don Myers. Fourth row: Michael Friedlander, AI McLeod, Tom Onak, Charlene
Anderson, Eldon Winston, Laird Gale. Fifth row: Charles Earl, Curtis Sanders, Charles
Park, Jack Lewis, Mort Jorgenson, Frank Araiza, Curt Perry, Eric Johnson.
Lllft to right, first row: Dr. Roy Cameron, Bob Comer, Leland Montgomery, Leonard
Pax, AI M.uller. Second row: Pablo Fernandez, Del Conner, AI Funk, Fred Ross, Jack
Dunn. Thwl row: Paul Meuwen )erg, John B::len, Rhynard Stoffregan, John Hartman,
Bo':> Herr. Fourth row: George Parker, Paul Strong, Harold Goodr.ch Bill Swandt Jack
Yo.nke. Fifth row: Curtis Smith, Bill Palmer, Alfred Napolske, Tom 'Eastlick, Alejandro
l.oiaz a.
Fraternity for men with majors
in the fields of economics
and commerce . . . organized
in 1932 ... bi-monthly dinner
meetings with outside speakers
... membership open to students
who have completed 30 units
with a 1.0 overall grade average
... designed to acquaint business
and economics stu den t s
with current problems in their
fields ....
Aesculapians
Tau Sigma
American Chemical Society
Pi Omega
Pi
Left to right, first row: Noel Fishman, Tom Gentry, Harold Pearson Irving Frob'
Myron Shapero, Peter Fleming. Second row: Joseph Sisson, Louise Vanslager, Syll:T~
Jennings, Carolyn Tamblyn, Bruce Thompson, Tetsuyo Kashima, Frank Ariza. Third
row: R. D. Harwood, Humberto RUlZ, Thomas Tucker Lee Slatore Mort Jo
Bill Grundon, Lionel Joseph, R. W. Isensee, David Hoffman. r rgenson,
Left to righ.t, first row: Dr. E. Dana Gibson, Rosemary Pierce, Mrs. Evangeline
LeBarron, Mildred Bednar, Gretchen Thornton, Georgia Dells, Miss Edna West, Mary
Garcia. Second row: Wallace Dickenson, Frank Verdone, Bill Ketler, Miss Georgia
Amsden, Miss Lura Lynn Straub, Joe Sowa.
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. Professional society for cher:n-
Istry majors . . . sponsor distinguished
chemists as outside
speakers ... field trips, motion
pictures, demonstrations . . .
strives to f 0 st e r professional
spirit and aid members in
achieving professional goals..
National honorary business
education fraternity ... chapter
installed at SDSC in 1949 .
monthly business meetings ...
membership pre-requisites include
completion of 15 units of
business education courses with
a 1.75 average in those subjects
. . . unites students preparing
for careers as business education
teachers ....
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National honorary society for
students outstanding in the field
grade-level education ... membership
open to women with a
1.8 overall grade average ... bimonthly
business meetings in
members' homes ... social meetings
with guest speakers .
advisers are Miss Isabella Hammack
and Miss Beryl Campbell
... president was Wilma
Schroeder....
Left to right, first row: Carole Alstadt, Betty Folger, Wilma Schroeder, Geneva Rose,
Nancy Sandy, Jane Barta. Second row: Ruth Voll, Martha Schoensee, Mae Hallock,
Shirley Reise, Nadine Glines, Janice Hoff, Miss Isabella Hammack, Miss Martha Hays.
Third row: Sylvia Evans, Ruth Baumgart, Sue Shearer, Dorothy Vulliet, Mary Kay
Leppert, Georgia Giragi, Jean Kimbell, Marilyn Perozzi.
Left to right, first row: Elsie Soqo, Margaret Thompson Miss Katherine E. Corbett
Barbara Mills, Shirley Reise. Second row: Don Wyman Marian Nuttall Geneva Rose'
William McHugh, Marilyn Perozzi, Shirley Collamer, Mari~n Holcomb.' ,
Honorary education fraternity
.. local chapter establ ished in
1927 ... advisor is Miss Katherine
Corbett ... president was
Don Wyman .. lectures by
noted educators. monthly
business meetings . frequent
social gatherings ....
Delta
Phi Upsilon
Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Alpha
Theta
Alpha
Mu Gamma
L~ft ~o right, first row: Harry Angel, Jack Eads, Ellis Dugger, Lamar Godwin, John
Highfill,. George Monta, Mr '. John Merrill, Geraldine Ball. Second row: Edward Clarkson,
Dr. Lewis B. Lesl:y, Dr. Lionel Ridout, Dr. Katherine Ragen, Seth Carpenter, Lowell
Culver, Jarratt Willett, Hugh Dawley, Dr. Kramer Rohfleisch Dr. Abraham Na t'
Jay Platner. r sa rr,
Left to right, first row: John Inman, Mort Jorgenson Lowell Culver Frank Araiza
Michael Tuve, Hubert Oppe, Second row: Betty Tyschen: Joan Hamilton; Patia Andrews;
Bill Heaton, B. B. Bullard, Betty Fowler, Jim Fish, Beverly Anderson, Dr. Walter Phillips,
Dr. Ernest Wolf, Dr. Elizabeth Brown, Mr. Clifford Baker.
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National honorary history fraternity
... local chapter affiliated
in 1948 ... outgrowth of
SDSC History Club ... advisor
is Dr. Kramer Rohfleisch . . .
group encourages study of history
and recognizes outstanding
achievement in this field . . .
Geraldine Ball was president '.' .
membership qualifications Include
completion of 12 units of
history with a 2.0 average pius
a 2.0 average in two-thirds of
college work outside the field
of history ....
National honorary language
fraternity ... organized in 1934
to bring together students outstanding
in the field of foreign
language adviser is Dr. Leslie
Brown presidents were Hope
Ulloa and Lowell Culver ....
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Nationa I honora ry forensics
fraternity ... establ ished on this
campus in 1948 ... founded to
promote public speaking ...
membership pre-requisites include
participation in an intercollegiate
deb ate tournament
... adviser is Dr. John Ackley
president was Phil Whitacre.
Le!t to ~ight, first row: Sally Bird, Jennie Jo Warriner, Loren Acord, Tony McPeak,
Phil Whitacre. Second row: Andy Simpson, Dr. Ackley, Dr. Benjamin Ada Picaizen
Jean Pratt, Bill McGrath. Third row: Jerry Mcintyre, Dan Weston, Lewis Acord, Joel
Snyder, Elanor Moskowitz.
Left to right, first row: Dr. L. E. Smith, Selman Berg, William Daly, Gale Wilkins, Dr.
Lester Skol~1. Second row: J:!'r. Frank Howard, Earl Martin, John Chaparro, Malcolm
Inman. Third row: Dr. David C. Kalbfell, Russ Condon, Dick Kalstrom, Dr. Chesney
Moe. Fourth row: Robert Buzzard, Leland Reel, Lambert Dolphin, Robert Love.
National physics honor soc!ety
'.' . membership pre-requisites
Include completion of 8
units of physics with a 2.5 average
plus a 1.5 overall average
... local chop.er orqcni zed in
1940 ... ou growrh of Physics
Club . purpose is to promote
i,:terest in the physics profes-
St Ol"I . . . speakers field trips
bi-monthly meeting~. . . . '
Pi Kappa Delta
Theatre
Guild
Sigma Pi Sigma
Society of
Automotive Engineers
Left. to right, first row: Bob Cha':'lber, Shirley Bamford, Leah Grigsby, Phyllis Mollick
Marilyn Skinner, Walt Stump, Dick Mattson,. Alberta Casey, Phyllis Hetrick, Bobbi~
Baker, Don Ward. Second row: Pat Hansen Shirley Johnson Don Donnelly St M
T H B'II D Th C b : r , r
om ays, an oore
I yer, ea or ett, Louis Abramson. Third row: Lyndon Co t V 'I
McClure. ur er, a
Left to ri~h~, ~irst row: Elvis E:vans, Emanuel DiGiulio, Bill Simpson, Bibiano Maderazo,
George Olibieri. Second row: Jim Creel, Bill Newberry, George Swanson Duane Prosser
Evan Ogden, Charles Roos, Juan Orendain. Third row: John Gibbs 'George Andert'
Alan Dale, Howard Howell, Wes Shipway. "
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Open to students who have
completed 20 hours of work on
a Theatre Guild production ...
group works for better theatre
presentation and provides opportunity
for those interested
in working towards membership
in Skull and Dagger, honora~y
dran:atic society ... advisor ~s
E. Kingsley Povenmire presIdent
was Phyll is Hetrick .
Objective is to give the engineering
stu den t an understanding
of his profession ...
trips to local plants and monthly
lectures by engineering experts
. . . encourages fell ow s hip
... organized at SDSC in 1948
among students in automotive
engineering field president
was Evan Ogden.
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Strives to promote better understanding
among students in
the fie~d of electronics ... trips
to radio and TV stations and
the Naval Electronics Lab ...
adviser is Dr. David Kalbfell .
president was Leland Reel. ...
Left to right,. first row: . Bill Daly, Antero Lehto, Earl Martin, Gale Wilkins, Bill Schmitz
Gene Augustin, Dr. David .c. Kalbfell. Second row: J. C. Parker, Steve Jackman Ronald
Gr~sch, J rrn Creel, Sol Bialek, AI Brengle. Third row: Dr: Lester L. Skolil 'Howard
Smith, Lambert Dolphin, Leland Reel, Duane Wenberg. '
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Left to right, fi~st. row: Mr. Flor, Mr. Marshall Cade, Juan Orenda in, Jimmy Cartee.
Second row: Frisbie Killman, George Edwards, Howard Livermore, Jim Jacobs. Third
row: . Lawrence Wherry, Frank Hughes, Dick Suszko, Harold Hogan, Roxey Barber, Mr.
Martin Cappo
Strives to develop professional
spirit among SDSC civil engineering
students ... any student
enrolled in civil engineering curriculum
eligible for membership
. .. movies, field trips, outside
speakers . . . formed in 1948
as branch of Cal's student chapter
of A.S.C.E ....
Institute of
Radio Engineers
The Aztec Engineer
Engineer's
A. S. C. E.
Association
Left to right, first row: Annis Quiggle Alicia W k J .
Wherry. Second row: Frisbie Killman 'Charles M~e s, ~kleA M~rrill, Jim Dale, Larry
Condon, Joe Thornberry, Jim Jacobs, G~orge Andert. rgan, r. rt ur C. Wimer, Russell
Left to right, first row: Ray Ditto, Duane Wenberg, Jim Jacobs, Bill Schmitz, Murray
Mott, George Swanson, Alan Dale, Roxey Barber, Antero Lehto Juan Orendain Alan
Brengle, Gene Augustin. Second row: Wes Shipway, Joe Thornberry, Duane Prosser,
Evan Ogden, Ron Evey, George Edwards, Bill Newberry, Elvis Evans.
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Meeting with overwhelming
approval from stu den t sand
community was the Aztec Engine~r
~uring its first year of
publication ... fulfilled a longoverdue
need for such a magazine
on campus . . . covered
many phases of engineering research
and projects ... editors
were Juan Orendain and Frisbie
Killman ....
Strives to further standing of
SDSC graduates in all fields of
engineering ... promotes student
interest in engineering activities
and en c 0 u ra g e s high
scholastic standing . . . presidents
were Wes Shipway and
Joe Thornberry ... films, picnics
included in activities ... formed
in 1947....
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Honors

Highest honor for senior women
... membership limited to
12 in the Fall and 15 in the
Spring ... members tapped at
each semester's A.W.S. banquet
... qualifications include 1.5
overall average and work in
three extra-curricular fields ...
established on campus in 1932
patterned after Mortar
Board national honorary .
chancellor was Sarah Longman
... on-campus advisor is Dean
Mary Mendenhall. ...
Blue Key
John Ackley
John Baldessari
Arthur Belenzon
Ray Dahlin
Darrell Downs
Virgil Gentzler
DEAN MARY MENDENHALL, ADVISER
Men's national honor fraternity
... qual ifications include
grade point average above the
all men's average and outstanding
work in two extra-curricular
fields ... members tapped twice
during the year ... sponsors two
scholarships each year ... conducts
lost and found auctions
... established on campus in
1933 ... on-campus advisor is
Dr. Lewis Lesl ie ... presidents
were Danny Hale and Ronnie
Greenberg ....
Tom Goodbody
Ronnie Greenberg
Danny Hale
Paul Held
Robert Knudson
Lewis Lesley
Edmund Nuttall
Herbert Peiffer
Herbert Peterson
Cap and
Gown
Dr. Lewis Leslie, Adviser
Duane Pillsbury
LJon Ritchey
Joe Rosa
SPRING TAPPEES-Sittingl, left to right: Jeanne Kloss Blair, Carolyn
Butler, Marian Knight, Adrienne Sport. Standing: Sylvia Jennings,
Pat Razetto, Margie Montgomery, Amteshwar Datar-Singh.
Norman Rost
George Sunga
Robert Waller
Phil
Gilbert
Whitacre
Zimmerman
Mary Hoke
Betty Dodge
Phyllis Hetrick
Clingman
Sarah Longman Jacqu ilin Merri II
Pat Earnest
Pat McGee
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Marie Beatty Kay Gillette
Farrar
Leanne Shively Jennie Jo Warriner
Shirley
Helms
Joan Wood
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Beverly Anderson John Baldessari
Art Belenzon
Gene Brown Mary Hoke Clingman Shirley Collamer Darrell Downs
Virgil Gentzler Kay Gillette Tom Goodbody Ronnie Greenberg
Danny Hale Shirley Helms Phyllis Hetrick Bob Knudsen
Who's
Who in
and
American
Universities
Colleges
Sarah
Longman
Don Ritchey
Joe Rosa Leanne Shively
Joel Snyder George Sunga
Bob Waller Jennie Jo Warriner Phil Whitacre Joan Wood

Marianne Benjamin
Jackie Cathcart
Donna Dickson
Sharon Flaherty
Honorary service organization for sophomore
and junior men ... presidents were
Ray Dahlin and Bernie Sosna ... group
supervises painting and lighting of the "5"
on Black Mountain ... assist in Freshman
orientation . . . strive to promote school
spirit. . advisor is Dick Thomas
nineteenth year on campus name
means "Chosen Warriors" ....
Maren Hueback
Barbara Johnson
Pat Johnson
LoWayne Kay
Eileen Lagle
Dona Larson
Honorary service organization for lower
division women . . . membership gained
through 20 hours of service to the school
... name is Aztec spelled backwards ...
new members tapped at semi-annual AWS
banquets .' . . projects include assisting
~Ith elections and card tricks ... advisor
IS Dr. Harriet Haskell ... presidents were
Joanne Weston and?
Dickie Thomas, Advisor
Lee Lowery
Mary Lou McClain Dr. Harriet Haskell, Advisor
Barbara McNary
Adele McRae
Yvonne Mollison
Joan Stubbs
Joan Weston
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Robert Beachler
Arthur Belen:mn
. Dick Blair
Dougias Brunson
Ray Dahlin
Rhudy Fowler
Lee Granell
Ronald Greenberg
Henry Hall
Rex Hammock
Gary Hemming
Robert House
Jim Hunt
Jim Jacobs
Mort Jorgensen
Fred Leonard
Dean Leptich
Richard Mackie
Kay Madsen
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Jerry Mcintire
Alan Mishne
Thomas Moon
Doug Nairne
Edward Philbin
Howard Pray
Don Ritchey
Joe Rosa
Charles Royer
Richard Seymore
Bernard Sosna
George Sunga
Dickie Thomas
Gail Thompson
Jack Thompson
Phil Whitacre

Sororities
and
Fraternities
;
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Panhellenic
Alpha Chi Omega
Pat Ashcraft
Jeanette Boyd
Alpha Gamma Delta
Lillian Ellison
Jane Rainaldi
Strives to promote cooperative spirit
among campus sororities .... Presents
trophy each semester to the sorority
Gamma Phi Beta KappalAlpha Theta Kappa Delta
woman with the highest grade point
Ja:kie Cathcart Barbara Camillo Norma Collins
average. Officers chosen on a
Mary Kay Leppert Ann Taylor
Mary Eads
rotation basis .... President was Pat
McGee, while Jackie Cathcart was vice
president, Carol Hannah, secretary;
and Beverly Anderson, treasurer ....
Advisor is Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron .
. . . Sponsored Fall Pledge Presents at
House of Hospitality. Fall postrush
adopted with great success ....
Council
Informal Spring rushing throughout
the semester. . . .
Pi Beta Phi
Marlene Benjamin
Kay Gillette
Sigma
Dolores
Beverly
Kappa
Allesio
Anderson
Alpha Phi
Marie Beatty Farrar
Pat McGee
Alpha Xi Delta
Rae Deatrick
Nancy Duncan
Chi Omega
Carol Doughty
Leanne Shively
Delta Zeta
Joan Ferguson
Carol Hannah
Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron
Advisor
JUNIOR PANHELLENIC AND CHAIRMAN-KAY GILLETTE
Left to right, back row: Alicia McNulla, June Edwards, Kathleen Busby, Lois Hampson,
Mary Ganger, Donna Baxter, Jean Satterlee, Jeanne DuPaul, Shirley Hagins. Middle row:
Mary Smith, Susie Gregory, Barbara Barratt, Marjorie Petz, Kay Gillette, Jo Francisco, Yvonne
mollison, Helen Dikins.· Front row: Jeanette Zurcher, Thelma Johnston, Patricia Ellis, Nancy
Daly, Dorothy McCollom.
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103

Group came on campus in October. Occupied an
apartment this year on Montezuma Road. Pi Lams hope to
affiliate with a national sorority in the near future .... Presidents
were Norma Simmons and Iris Leeds .... Valentine party,
Thanksgiving dinner, formal installation dance, and New Year's
breakfast topped social calendar .... Secretary of Treble Clef
was Lilliam Siayen .... Ethel Schwartz, Carole Simmons, Arlene
Mihlman , Reitha Stokes , and Bunnie Goodman served on the
Blue Book Ball committee ...
Pi Alpha
Lambda
Maxine Gerson
Margie Goodman
PUBLIC RELATIONS, left to right, back row: Beverly Beyette, Jane
Rainaldi, Sylvia Jennings, Ruth Howell, LoWayne Kay, Jackie Merrill,
Nancy Hartley. Front row; Alicia Weeks, Priscilla Gale, Peggy
Giddings.
PLEDGE TRAINERS (Supervisors), left to right, standing: Donnis
Nagy, Marilyn Close, Sue Shearer. Seated: Cecelia Cox, Berna
Tipton, Jeanie Rayho, Betsy Frank, Shirley Alcorn, Carol Doughty.
P I ALPHA
LAMBDA
Iris Leeds
Arline Mihlman
Founded on October 12,
1953, at San Diego
State College,
San Diego, California.
Ethel Schwartz
Barbara Shames
Located at
6191 Montezuma Road,
San Diego, California.
RUSH CHAIRMEN, left to right, back row: Sally McGill, Catherine
Mann, Dona Larson. Front row; Susie Gregory, Marian Knight,
Carol Hannah, Ann Taylor, Carol Karns, Joan Stubbs.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN, left to right, back row: Yvonne Leveque,
Carol Shea, Barbara Camillo. Middle row: Rena Bouton, Beverly
Butler, Norma Collins, Pat McNabb, Constance Denham. Front row:
Julia Anaya, Barbara Kelly.
Carole
Norma
Simmons
Simmons
Pi Lams pose with Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron, guest speaker, following the sorority's
formal installation dinner in the fall.
Lillian
Reitha
Siayen
Stokes
SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMEN, left to right, standing: Donna Dickson
Norma Jones. Seated: Betty Wooley, Ann Schnarikow, Suzann~
Penland, Nancy Duncan, Jeanette Osborne Barbara Clark Diane
Entringer, Barbara McNary. ' r
~~ AND~R~S, left to right, standing: Carolyn Larson Mary Smiley,
de~;Z; IS er, Joan ~cCollum, Dona Larson. Seated; Barbara Bal-
.' GM:Lh' Ross, Alice Holmes, Carole Alstadt Katherine Moore,
Ch erre UIC ard. r
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105

Joan Allen
Pat Ashcraft
Mary Jo Leavitt
Barbara Ann
Lentz
Barbara
Jane
Barratt
Barta
Joan Martinolich
Joan Massey
Jeanette Boyd
June Edwards
Spring Pledges, left to right: Beverly Foster, Shirley Acor Paula D'Amour FI
L I K . B I ' , orence
ag e, atie 0 and, Patty Carone.
Cream or lemon? Who's Esther Williams, anyhow?
Marjorie
Montgomery
Barbara E. Moody
Marilyn Engberg
Inna Gardner
Carol Gudmunson
Shirley Helms
Margarette Helton
Gloria Hodge
Alpha
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
Founded on
October 15, 1885, at
De Pauw University.
Chi Omega
Local Gamma Nu
chapter founded
* *
in 1950.
*
Located at the
House of Hospital ity,
room 6.
Tinsel Twirl Christmas formal was major event on the A
Chi 0 social calendar. . Who's Who and Cap and Gown
claimed Shirley Helms. Junior class vice president was
Beverly Jones .... Betty Jo Small served as AWS treasurer .
Joy Gunson was crowned Sweetheart of Tau Kappa Epsilon .
Holding membership in Cetza were LoWayne Kay and Eileen
Lagle .... Tapped for Cap and Gown was Collegiate Corner
Columnist Margie Montgomery. AS secretary was Pat
McNabb. Blue Book Ball Queen candidates were June
Edwards and Margaret Helton .... June Edwards also served
on the court of the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl and was a finalist
for Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts Attendant to the
homecoming queen was Barbara Lentz LoWayne Kay was
an attendant to the Sigma Pi Orchid Queen Presidents were
Jeanette Boyd and Pat Ashcraft .... Sorority founded at DePauw
University in 1885 .... Local chapter installed in 1950 ....
Prominent alumnae include Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.;
Gladys Swarthout, Columnist Dorothy Thompson, and Carrie
Jacobs Bond ....
"
Beverly M"ore
Pat McNabb
Shirley Offord
Suzanne Penland
Veda Prince
Stanlyn Roberts
Anna Katherine
Jones
Beverly Jones
And Lipton's next contestants ...
Dorothy Schnug
Betty J 0 Sma II
LoWayne Kay
Lorene Kerns
Mary
Betty
Smiley
Wei ker
Eileen Lagle
June Laughon
Gail Wilson
Ann Zamberlan

Julia Anaya
Marilyn Close
Nancy Moore
Sharon Morris
Carol Coker
Lorett a Deeds
Diane Dewey
Donna Dee
Dickson
Never underestimate the power of a 5ig.
Aleda
Ann
McNulla
Perkins
How clever of you! You're engaged!
Marilou Ditmars
Mary Alice
Dorntge
Lillian Ellison
Nadine Glines
Betty Hobbs
Patsy Hogan
Freshman class secretary was Barbara Renke. . .. Carol
Karns served as AWS secretary. President of WRA was
Joyce Hollands. Lillian Ellison was an attendant to the
homecoming queen .... Christmas open house, pledge fete in
the mountains, Spring formal were included on the social calendar
.... Annual party for the cerebral palsied young adults ....
Exchanges with Tekes, Delta Sigs, Sig Eps, and ATOs .... Presidents
were Lillian Ellison and Carol Karns .... Attendant to
the Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts was Margaret Schlacks.
... AWS Board member was Donna Dickson .... Barbara Killian
was tapped for Cetza .... Sorority founded at Syracuse University
in 1904 ... , Local chapter installed in 1949 .... Prominent
AGDs include Fran All ison, of "Kukla, Fran, and all ie;" and
Agnes Newton Keith, author of "Three Came Horne." ...
ALPHA GAMMA DELTA
Founded on
May 30, 1904, at
Syracuse University,
Syracuse, N.Y.
Local Delta Eta chapter
founded in 1949.
Located at the
House of Hospitality,
room 11.
Ruth Phillippi
Jane Rainaldi
Judy Rasmussen
Joanne Riley
Karen Rose
Sonya Rydberg
Alpha Gamma Delta
Tressie Sever
Peggy Southard
Dorothy Ann
Johnson
Connie Kane
"Pledges shalt not ditch," Repeat, please.
c:. PI dges I.h to right: Gaie Yenrick, Barbara Killian, Carolyn Vosteen, Carol
.. pring e ,. Peters, Margaret Schlacks.
•
Joan Thomson
Jane Wilson
Carol Karns
Nancy King
Judy Woods
Carolyn Larson
Betty Madden
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Shirley Alcorn
Olga Angus
Edith
Gloria
Parkin
Pearson
Marie
Barbara
Beatty
Boland
Ann Peterson
Sharon Schiller
Joyce
Pat
Johnson
Morton
Pat Johnson Barbara Jones
Mary Lou McClain Patricia McC"rmick
Bettisu Jones
Pat McGee
Cyndy
Kay
Larrabee
McGraw
Linda
Beverly
Braun
Butler
And at the offices of friendly Dr. Smith-that's spelled S-m-i-t-h ...
Judy
Angela
Scott
Shilling
Carolyn
Barbara
Butler
Clark
Sally Ann Cooper
Peggy Cotton
Marty
Diane
Crawley
Dowers
ALPHA
Alpha
PHI
Founded on October 10,
1872, at Syracuse
University, Syracuse,
New York.
Local Gamma Alpha
chapter founded In
1949.
Located at the
House of Hospital ity,
room 1.
Phi
Reigning as homecoming queen was Eloda Miller Grigsby .
. Joan Williams was crowned Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight
Girl. ... Ann Peterson was named "Miss Dogpatch" at the AWS
Dogpatch Drag .... Serving on the court of the Dream Girl of
Pi Kappa Alpha were Pat Johnson and Shirley Mulin .... Kay
Drag, Sharon Schiller, and Jody Wulbern were candidates for
Delta Sigma Phi Dream Girl. ... Blue Book Ball Queen candidates
were Tweetie Smith, Bobbie Jones, and Jody Wulbern ....
Jody was also a finalist for Sweetheart of TKE and was a candidate
for AFROTC Queen .... Cap and Gown members were
Marie Beatty, Carolyn Butler, and Pat McGee, Panhellenic president
.... Barbara Wolter, Mary Lou McClain, Sharon Flaherty,
and Pat Johnson held membership in Cetza .... On the AWS
Board were Ann Peterson, M. L. Ross, Carolyn Butler, and
Beverly Butler. Secretary of the Junior class was Joyce
Johnson Barbara Wolter was Spring news editor of The
Aztec Mother's Day breakfast, father-daughter barbecue,
Christmas formal, and Spring formal topped social calendar.
... Presidents were Marie Beatty and Carolyn Butler .... Sorority
founded at Syracuse University in 1872 .... SDSC chapter
installed in 1949 ....
Tweetie Smith
Joan Stubbs
Carman Sturak
Carolyn Swenson
Diane Thrailkill
Eleanor Watson
Sharon
Eloda
Flaherty
Grigsby
Please try, girls. W d ' .
e on t want to make another wretched showing.
Spring Pledges, left to right, Row 1: Carolyn Swenson, Teresa Covey, Sharilyn
McSwan. Row 2: Jane Crawford, Kay Drag, Shirley Mulin, Florence Rusk, Susie
Sundberg.
Joan Williams
Barbara Wolter
•
Paula
Jayne
Haake
Hatfield
Phyllis Wood
Jody Wulbern
Gail
Mary
Holden
Jacobs
Jeannette
Zurcher
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Mary Lou Adams
Martha Anderson
Barbara
Rena
Balderree
Bouton
Margie Petz
Jean Pratt
Rae Deatrich
Nancy Duncan
And following the bathing suit special at popular downtown store ...
Norma File
Shirley Hagins
Sylvia Jennings
Catherine Mann
Pauline Mansfield
Lynette Maxey
Reigning as Sigma Phil Epsilon Queen of Hearts was Luana
Patton .... Donnis Nagy, Sylvia Jennings, and Barbara Balderree
served on the AWS Board .... WRA Board member was Martha
Anderson .... Finalist for Sweetheart of TKE was Nancy Duncan .
. Presidents were Mary Rae Deatrich and Barbara Balderree .
. . . Sponsored winning "St. Patrick" candidate, George Sunga.
... Kappa Delta Pi members were Barbara Schrumph and Shirley
Reise .... Jean Pratt was selected for Pi Kappa Delta .... Cap
and Gown tapped Sylvia Jennings .... Margie Petz was on The
Aztec staff .... Alpha Xi's won trophy for placing first in the
Pi Phi chrysanthemum sale .... Come As Your Secret Ambition
party at Halloween, annual Rose Dance, Senior Party, and Christmas
dance were included on the social calendar .... Sorority
founded at Lombard College, Galesburg, Illinois, in 1893 ....
Chapter installed on SDSC campus in 1949 .... Prominent members
of the sorority include Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron of the
SDSC faculty, "Buy-Lines" Columnist Nancy Sasser, and Mrs.
D. Hale Berlin, well-known San Diegan ....
Alpha
ALPHA XI DELTA
Founded on April 17,
1893, at Lombard
College, Galesburg, III.
Local Gamma Alpha
chapter founded in 1949.
Located at the
House of Hospitality,
room 17.
Xi Delta
Shirley Reise
Barbara Richards
Ann Rienstra
Yolanda Rodiguez
Jean Rynerson
Barbara Schrumpf
Carolyn Tamblyn
Vera Winter
Patsy
Teddy
Miller
Minder
An anonymous entry in the homecoming festivities.
Greta
Woods
Pat McDavitt
Ann McLear
Donnis Nagy
Arlene Nelson
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Buddie Baker
Jean Ballin
Mary Bradley
Shirley Carroll
Mary Ellen
Lawyer
Yvonne Leveque
Thea Corbett
Jeanette Crouch
Barbara Davis
Donna Dearth
Carol Doughty
Mary Lou Ferris
Lois Hampson
Mary Hoke
Spring Pledges, lef~l~o r~t'dRow 1: Judy Little, Judy Brett Sally l.itt!e
Ice 00, Barbara Osbeck, Joyce Wheaton. '.
CHI
Chi Omega
OMEGA
Founded on April 5,
1895, at the
University of Arkansas.
Local Gamma Delta
chapter founded
in 1950.
Located at the
House of Hospitality,
room 9.
Row 2:
Partially obscuring the face of the winner, Hal Nease, is the "King Kotton" crown
here displayed by Yvonne Leveque, Showboat chairman.
Famous for annual open-bid Showboat .... Joint breakfast
with Kappa Alpha Theta each year Named to the Mademoiselle
college board was Thea Corbert Judy Zahn was an
attendant to the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Elaine Seirvogel
was an attendant to the Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl and
served on the court of the Sigma Pi Orchid Queen .... AWS
President was Mary Hoke, who was a member of Cap and Gown
and Who's Who .... Attendant to the homecoming queen was
Leanne Shively, who served on the AS council and also held
membership in Who's Who and Cap and Gown .... Sue Radney
was on the court of the Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha ....
Named Best Comedy Actress at the one-act play tournament
was Buddie Baker .... Dona Larsen was treasurer of Cetza.
... Other Chi Os tapped for Cetza were Jeanette Crouch, Stephanie
Hunt, Elynor Moskowitz, and Jean Satterlee Jeanette
Osborne was president of the SDSC Secretaries Float
took second-place sorority trophy in homecoming parade ....
Sorority founded at University of Arkansas in 1895 .... Chapter
installed on SDSC campus in 1950 ....
Marlene Mann
Ann Merriman
Reita Moore
Elynor Moskowitz
Jeanette Osborne
Sue Radney
Rita May Reno
Jean Satterlee
Ruth Howell
Stephanie Hunt
Returning from a visit to our Wyoming chapter house
I do wish you'd warned us beforehand!
Leanne Shively
Elaine Siervogel
Cheryl Jakie
Julie Johnson
Pat Suttner
Judy Zahn
Elaine King
Dona Larson

Viola
Shirley
Arroyo
Baker
Delores Blackstone
Delta Boren
Barbara
Sylvia
Katz
Miller
Luan
Barbara
Boynton
Burnett
The "D Z Horse."
A play on words, you understand.
. f DZ impressive occasion.
Formal pledging ceremonies or s ... an
Bonnie
Dorothy
Morrison
McCollom
Kathleen Busby
Willa Campbell
Sheila Clendenin
Shirley Collamer
Dorothy Cox
Shirley Davis
Named Dream Girl of Delta Zeta at DZ's Mistletoe Magic
Christmas formal was Carol Hannah .... Proceeds from the
"Gingham Gaieties/' bridge and fashion show held in May, went
to send needy girls to Girl Scout camps Sorority sponsors
annual election open house on campus Mother's Day breakfast
and Senior breakfast .... "De Sea Horse" float was awarded
third-place sorority trophy at homecoming .... Presidents were
Joan Ferguson and Bonnie Morrison .... Secretary of Panhellenic
was Carol Hannah .... Shirley Collamer, AS Council and AWS
Board member, was named to Who's Who and Cap and Gown.
... Priscilla Gale was a finalist for Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen
of Hearts .... Tapped for Cetza was Dorothy McCollum ....
Prominent DZs include Princess Martha of Norway, Mrs. Harold
Stassen, U. S. Commissioner Betty Marshall Graydon, and
authors Claire Lee Purdy and Jessie Emerson Moffat ....
DELTA ZETA
Founded in 1902 at
Miami University,
Oxford, Ohio.
Local Gamma Omicron
chapter founded
in 1949.
Located at the
House of Hospitality,
room 12.
Joan McCollom
Barbara Neal
Lydia Phokianou
Patricia Rogers
Joan Ferguson
Betsy Ann Frank
How sweet of you to volunteer
for the chairmanship!
Delta
Zeta
Ann Scharnikow
Carol Shea
Ruth
Marilyn
Stahmer
Teyssier
Priscilla Gale
Carol Hannah
Sherina
Donna
Hegland
Isaak
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Carole Alstadt
Jackie Cathcart
Bonnie Kay
Cooper
Patricia Curtis
Carol Mills
Delores Mueller
Nancy Daley
Nickie Downham
Spring Pledges, left to right seat d: D M D
Standing: Gail Wolfe Iv:s' WooO~~yaJe c adCe,T~eha SIPeEnlc~r,Grace Whitehill.
t r an arrnrc ae, sre Bledsoe.
Gamma Phi's are serenaded by ATOs.
Gamma Phi Bela
Pat Nisley
Mary Lou Rader
Jeanne DuPaul
Carol Hahs
Marian Hale
Lois Hebner
Nancy Hedgpeth
Maren Heubach
GAMMA PHI BETA
Founded on
November 11, 1874 ,
at Syracuse University,
Syracuse, New York.
Local Beta Lambda
chapter founded
in 1949.
Located at
6187 Montezuma Road ,
San Diego, Cal ifornia.'A
Well-known for annual open-bid Winter Waltz at Chirstmas
time .... Moved this year into new apartment on College Avenue.
... Presidents were Mary Kay Leppert and Carole Alstadt ....
Cap and Gown and Who's Who claimed Pat Earnest .... Also
tapped for Cap and Gown was Jackie Merrill, Aztecnicalities
columnist .... Vice president of Panhellenic, vice president of
Cetza, and AWS Big Sister chairman was Jackie Cathcart ....
Reigning as "Miss Shipwreck" at the ATO dance was Bonnie
Cooper, candidate for Blue Book Ball Queen .... Betty Lynn
Kuebler, Jackie Merril, and Carol Mills were also Blue Book
Belle candidates. . Sorority founded in 1874 at Syracuse
University .... SDSC chapter installed in 1949 .... Prominent
alumnae include Correspondent Marguerite Higgins and Carmen
Conger, well-known in San Diego for her work with Starlight
Opera ....
Bonnie Rogers
Nancy Sheetz
Pat Shoen
Dorothy Shrieve
Marlene Swennes
Audrey Wade
Dona Lee James
Judy Johnson
A casual shot on the Gamma Ph' f d
I roo gar en.
And following the fifteenth round of "musical chairs" ...
Mary Ward
Connie Williford
Betty Kuebler
Mary Kay
Leppert
Judy Maxwell
Jackie Merrill

Diane Almgrem
Pat Andrews
Harriet Paular na
Diann P nry
Pat Ashworth
Viola Berkheimer
Jeann Rayho
Vlrglni Ros wain
Joan Butterworth
Phyllis Cadwell
Ann Caldwell
Barbara Camillo
Barrie Capstaff
Donna Carey
Jan Clapp
Betty Dodge
Leanna Draper
Phyllis Ekrem
One of SDSC's three sonqlecders was Ruth Freyler ,
Carole Skinner was crowned Sigma Pi Orchid Queen Fall
news editor and Spring society editor of The Aztec was Alicia
Weeks .... Pat Ellis served on the AS Council. ... Band majorette
was Diann Penry .... Float took first-place sorority honors
at homecoming .... Sweetheart of Sigma Chi was Joan Butterworth,
while Sue Haugen served as an attendant Barrie
Capstaff was named Belle of the Blue Book Ball Barbara
Camillo served as senior class secretary .... Betty Dodge was
a member f Cap and Gown .... Presidents were Barbara Camillo
and Ann Taylor .... Dream Girl of Delta Sigma Phi was Fay
Seifert. ... Pat Wickens was a finalist for Sweetheart of TKE
and was an attendant to the Delta Sig Dream Girl. ... Alicia
Weeks was a candidate for Blue Book Ball Queen .... Lee Lowrey
was tapped for Cetza .... Joint breakfast with Chi Omega,
Christmas party with Kappa Sigma, father-daughter dinner,
scholarship dinner, Spring and Winter formals, mother-daughter
tea, Senior breakfast, Founders' Day celebration were include,d
on the social calendar .... Sorority founded at DePauw Un~versity
in 1870 .... Came on SDSC campus in 1950 .... Pr?m.I'
nent Thetas include Actress Jennifer Jones, Author Marjorie
Kinnan RaWlings, and Olympic Swimmer Ann Curtis ....
And as the sisters gave each other a "Toni" ...
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
Founded on January
27, 1870, at Indiana
Asbury University.
Local Gamma Sigma
chapter founded in
1951.
Located at the
House of Hospitality,
room 7.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Claudia Russ II
Fay Seifert
Carole Skinner
Claudia Stevenson
Ann Taylor
Ann Tobelman
Marjorie Walker
Charlotte Watkins
Alicia Weeks
Pat Wickens
Jo Francisco
Ruth Freyler
Margie Wiggins
Susie Wight
Elaine Galb
Cherie Guichard
Barbara Wolfe
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Beverly Beyette
Patty Boyle
Janet Luckenbach
M'Liss Lynch
Diane Miller
Frances Burns
J can Carlson
Ruby Miller
Alice Milne
Yvonne Mollison
Norma Collins
Hazelmae Cooper
Muriel Daron
Karolyn Devin
Mary Eads
Diane Entringer
Delores Frasher
J acquie Harris
Doreen Heilbron
Phyllis Herrill
Kappa Delta
KAPPA DELTA
Founded on October 23
1897, at the Virginia'
State Norma I School
Farmville, Virginia.'
Local Beta Rho chapter
founded in 1949.
Located at
6181 Montezuma Road
San Diego, California.'
Spring pledges left t .
Row 2' L nn' 0
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right,
Betty
Row
Galan
l' Eva
Cia
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IJvelrHa,Dianne
,
Ackerman Donna Barrett.
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Betty Coldiron.
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Not pictured:
Shortly afterwards, we found it expedient to elect new officers.
Only sorority on campus with a house is Kappa Delta ....
KDs won services of a combo for their Spring formal by selling
most tickets to the annual Bandsman's Bounce .... Beverly
Beyette was Rally Chairman, Fall society editor and Spring editor
of The Aztec, and Del Sudoeste copy editor .... Tapped for
Cap and Gown was Adrienne Spore .... Secretary of Cetza was
Yvonne Mollison .... Adele McRae also held membership in
Cetza .... Aztec band majorettes were Adele McRae and Adrienne
Spore .... Reigning as queen of the IFC Pledge Chariot
Races was Loraine Ray Jean Carlson and Jacquie Harris
served on the AWS Board Muriel Doren was a member of
The Aztec staff .... Presidents were Mary Eads and Sally McGill.
. .. Phyllis Herrill was Kappa Sigmas' candidate for Chariot
Queen .... Sponsored annual Benefit Bridge in March to raise
money for the Student Union Building Fund Christmas
dinner-dance and White Rose Dance in the Spring Founders'
Day celebration in October and annual Mother's Day breakfast.
... Sorority founded at Virginia State Normal School, Farmville,
Virginia, in 1897 .... Came on campus in 1949, second
of the locals to "go national." ... Prominent KDs include Nobel
and Pul itzer Prize Winner Pearl S. Buck, Songstresses Eileen
Wilson and Georgia Carroll Kyser, and Dorothy McCollough
Lee, former mayor of Portland Oregon ....
Martha McDonald
Sally McGill
Rita McLaughlin
Adele McRae
Pat Patton
Loraine Ray
Carol Seewald
Barbara Shawn
Marilyn Skinner
Adrienne Spore
Also entered
in Spring Sing was Kappa Delta.
Joan J enn ings
Ruth Johnstone
Janet Stanhope
Carol Jean
Tibbetts
Nylene
Helen
Lawlor
Likins
Berna Tipton
G3ri Worthy

Nancy Abbey
Donna Alderson
Nln M Conn II
rb r M
Pat Asquith
Donna Baxter
Kay Gillette
Barbara Keliy
Dolores
Jeannie
Groat
Kimball
Ann Hammond
Nancy Kirwin
Nancy
Marian
Hartley
Knight
Jan Hunt
Shirley Lacy
.lhl
y M • n
n 0' 'I n
Marianne
Marlene
Benjamin
Benjamin
Gerrie Berkman
Johanna Billings
Jeanne Kloss Blair
Barbara Brown
Betsy
louise
Bruset
Bunger
Mary Crock
Elizabeth Dale
Annual chrysanthemum sale proceeds went toward baseball
dugout .... Attendants to the homecoming queen were Sandra
Wessling and Kay Gillette .... Jan Hunt and Patsy Crock
served on the court of the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. . . .
Sharon Fisher and Sandra Wessling were AFROTC Queen candidates
.... Band majorette was Nancy Hartley .... Cetza
claimed Marianne Benjamin, Barbara McNary, and Nancy
Abbey .... Sue Shearer served as AWS vice president .... Patsy
Asquith was Sophomore class vice president and Booster Committee
chairman President of the Home Economics Club
was Marian Knight Blue Book Ball Queen candidates were
Liz Dale, Nina McConnell, Sue Penners, Olivia Rosa, Kay Gillette,
and Sandra Wessling Finalists for Sweetheart of TKE
was Nina McConnell Jan Hunt was an attendant to the
Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl, while Gerrie Berkman was an
attendant to the Delta Sigma Phi Dream Girl. ... Attendants
to the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi were Patsy Asquith and Olivia
Rosa .... Cap and Gown members were Kay Gillette, Marian
Knight, Sue Shearer, and Jeanne Kloss Blai r, Del Sudoeste coeditor
.... Kay Gillette was named to Who's Who .... Kay
Moran served on the AS Council. ... Chapter won award from
national as most outstanding chapter in the province ....
And pictured here, from left to right, are the Dream Girl of Delta Sigma Phi, Sweetheart
of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma Dream Girl, and the Sweetheart of
Sigma Chi.
By ordering in large numbers, we made a substantial saving ...
PI BETA PHI
Founded on April 26,
1867 , at Monmouth
College, Monmouth, III.
Local California Epsilon
founded in 1948.
Located at the
House of Hospitality,
room 5.
Pi Beta Phi
Suunn P nn r
J.n t Pugh
Marl no R.falovkh
Lynn Ray
Olovla Rosa
Jackie Schn Id r
Sue She rer
Elizab th Smith
.. on with just two boxtops ...
And by submitting that clever Jingle, al g
Betty Tychsen
ooreen Van Dine
June
Sharon
Feiber
Fisher
lee Ann Weibley
Sandra Wessling
linda
Mary
Galliano
Ganger
124

Lorie Alessio
Beverly Anderson
Nancy Hunsburger
Thelma Johnston
Marilyn Andrews
Alison Arnold
Norma Jones
Carol Krebs
Cora Chavez
Cecelia Cox
At the plate is Easyout Alessio, as Powerful
--
PifJes waits on deck
(Literally,
of course.)
Following our interviews with Rex Morgan, M.D ....
Sigma
Kappa
Shirley Lees
Kathleen Moore
Gloria Cox
Sandy Croll
Connie Denham
Nancy Dickson
Peggy Fimpel
Peggy Giddings
SIGMA KAPPA
Founded in November
1874, at Colby Colleg~,
Waterville, Maine.
Local Beta Psi chapter
founded in 1950.
Located at the
House of Hospitality,
room 10.
Annual Jingle Bell Ball at Christmas time .... Founders'
Day celebration in November .... President was Dolores Allesio.
· .. Cap and Gown tapped Beverly Anderson, Panhellenic treasurer,
Westminster Club president, and member of Who's Who.
· .. Cetza tapped Nancy Page, who served as assistant AWS Big
Sister chairman .... President of Quetzal Hall was Peggy Giddings
.... Carol Brown was president of Newman Club .... First
sorority on campus to sponsor ward parties at Naval Hospital.
· .. Founded at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, in 1874 ....
Local chapter installed in 1950 when Tau Zeta Rho "went nationcl."
... Prominent Sigma Kappa alumnae is Senator Margaret
Chase Smith ....
Claire McClintock
Joane McGraner
Nancy Page
Marilyne Pilles
Rosalie
Barbara
Rogers
Salmon
Barbara Gordinier
Alyce Gray
Sue Wayte, Carol Brown, Carolyn Reasner.
Nancy Severin
Sylvia Thorness
Shirle Gray
Susie Gregory
Pauline
Wylie
Marguerite Hall
Alice Howard
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Phi Sigma Kappa
Jack Albright
John Hartman
Alpha Tau Omega
AI Bernal
Dean Erwine
Inler-
Fraternity
Council
Sigma Alpha
Epsilon
Leon F 10 nbut 1
Jim VI rhu
Sigma Chi
Tom Johnson
Joe Rosa
Delta Sigma Phi
William Barrett
Richard Clark
Art Belenzon,
President
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Fred Leonard
Chris Scheidel
Kappa Alpha
Lawrence Michel
James Palmer
Sigma Pi
Harlan Hayden
Robert House
I
Kappa Sigma
Rex Hammock
Jerry Mc Inti re
Lambda Chi Alpha
Jerry Fischer
Wesley Thorman
Pi Kappa Alpha
Doug Brunson
Lee Granell
Composed of two representatives from
each campus fraternity .... Sponsor semiannual
Pledge Chariot Races in Aztec Bowl.
In cooperation with Salvation Army,
spearheaded a food drive for the needy at
Christmas time .... Money for a scholarship
for a deserving athlete was raised at a
basketball game between the IFC All-Stars
and the Junior Varsity .... Junior IFC established
this year for fraternity pledges ....
Dave Carlson of SAE 'named Junior IFC
,
I
president .... IFC officers were Art Belenzo n ,
president; Jack Roney, vice president; Sal
Flores, secretary; and Jack Gorman, treasurer.
Edmund Nuttall-
Advisor
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Ray Dahlin
Walt Bussey
Theta Chi
David Hoffland
Don Ritchey
Zeta Be~a Tau
Alan Mishne
Joe Winicke
I
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129

Annual Moonlight Ball, at which the Moonlight Girl of Phi
Sigma Kappa was crowned .... Selection of the Champ Tramp
highlighted the fraternity's annual Tramp Stamp in the Spring.
With March came the annual Founders' Day dinner-dance .
. . . Member of the baseball team was Dick Thompson .... Golf
teem members were Greg Berg and Jack Albright .... Presidents
were Jack Albright and Hector Serrano Fraternity founded
at University of Massachusetts in 1873 Local chapter,
Rho Triton, "went national" in 1948 Prominent Phi Sigs
include Baseball Greats Lou Boudreau and Red Rolfe, Matthew
Mansfield Neely, U.S. senator and former governor of West
Virqinic: and Pul itzer Prize winner A. B. Guthrie, Jr ..... P~i Sigs
on the SDSC faculty include Drs. Edward Block and Will Kidwell.
R luld Andersen
Jack Albright
P ul ArnJld
G.org. C mpb II
Phi Sigma
Kappa
Sam Johnson
John Hartman
Jr. Ii=C. left to right. Row 1: Rod Teague, Glenn Tatlor, Bob Anaya,
Burk Brancheau, Paul Wylie. Row 2: Dick Haworth, Frank Ames,
Russell Condon, George Roethel, Dick Haelsig, Dale Roehrkasse, Harry
Siayen. Row 3: Marvin Krieps, Allen Wrenn, John Bryant, Robert
Roe, Gene Sheridan, Dave Carlson, Ed Custer and Harvey Levitt.
I. F. C. Activities
Art Belenzon, Inter-fraternity Council president, presents the
IFC scholarship to AI Mishne, president of Zeta Beta Tau.
ZBTs copped top scholarship honors both semesters.
PHI SIGMA KAPPA
Founded on
March 15, 1873,
at the University of
Massachusetts.
Lo:::al Rho Triton
chapter colonized
in 1948.
Garry Lande
Vaughn Manley
Jack Mester
Don Penners
Dean Herbert C. Peiffer pres~nts the trophy to Chariot Queen
Loraine Ray, followmg ATOs victory in the fall IFC chariot
races.
Flanked on either side by midgets Carl "Mississippi" Benton
and Art Belenzon is Ray Dahlin. The three were snapped at
the IFC All-Star basketball game in the Men's Gym.
Located at
4807 68th Street,
San Diego, Cal ifornia.
Bud Peskin
William Richardson
Robert R?ark
William Schneider
Hector Sarrano
D:c:< Thompson

George Ashby
Robert Baker
Ted Gtmble
Joseph Gutierrez
Richard Bartley
AI Bernal
R Y Hall
Bob Howell
John Chaparro
Paul Christman
"0 ne really misses half the fun by going first' class, my dear."
Scrambling for the goodies.
Jim Jan tt
D~lo Lan y
Alpha Tau Omega
William Clemens
Bob Comer
Richard Cox
Frank Davis
John Davis
Jerry Dawson
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
Founded on
. September 11, 1865,
In Richmond, Virginia.
Local Epsilon Psi
chapter founded
in 1950.
Located at
6189 Montezuma Road
San Diego, California.'
Well-known for annual open-bid Shipwreck .... Christmas
party for children at Tijuana Orphanage .... ATO float, topped
by a large skunk, took first-place fraternity trophy at homecoming
.... Byron Meyers was a member of the wrestling team .
. . . Outstanding SDSC gymnast was Jim Phelps .... Art editor
of Del Sudoeste was Joe Stowers .... Senior class vice president
was Bob Comer .... Jerry Dawson served as Frosh president. ...
Dan Bain was a member of the track team .... Pledges took
first-place honors in the annual Pledge Chariot Races Fall
President was Jere Meek .... Annual Heidelberg dance .
National ATO gained fame for initiating Help Week to replace
traditional Hell Week .... Fraternity founded in 1867 at Virginia
Mi Iitary Institute .... Local chapter installed in 1950 .... Prominent
alumnus of the chapter is Art Linkletter .... Also a member
of ATO is Dr. Richard Odmark of the SDSC faculty .... Prominent
alumnus of the fraternity was the late Henry "Red" Sanders,
fo:-mer UCLA football coach ..
Jeres Meek
Lloyd Niesley
James Phelps
Paul Phillips
David Pluchak
Walter Price
Ellis Dugger
Dean Erwine
It's a bird.
It's a plane.
It's a ...
pinata!
Snapped during Mr. Claus' recent south-of-the-border trek.
Paul Radenheimer
Nei I Reasoner
Bill Evans
Frank Faxon
Robert Rose
Fred Schwend
Jim Fox
Jeri Giles
Peter Steveson
Ronnie Wiley

Robert Aaberg
Charles Armstrong
RlChMd Mattson
Gil s M d
Jerry
William
Babb
Barrett
Rich rd Mill,
Mlk MeR
Martin Eustis
Ralph Grossher
Clair Fortner
Donald Hall
Richard
Henry
Fritzer
Hall
Virgil
Charles
Gentzler
Harter
Larry
J ames
Godbey
Hartung
Gilbert
Hatter
Robert
Richard Horne J ames Iverson Gerald Johnson Robert Kaylor
Knudsen
Arthur Laehr Frederick Landgraf Kay Madsen
William
Thomas
Brashear
Bucknell
Sf V Nleol"ldos
Jos ph O'Connor
William Buggert
Robert Chambers
Richard Clark
Alan Close
Robert Colby
Patrick Connell
Sponsored pie-throwing contest to raise money for March of
Dimes .... Annual Carnation Ball , at which the Dream Girl
of Delta Sigma Phi was crowned .... Open-bid After Hours
dance and Sailors' Boll .... Well-known on campus are the
Delta Sig Dappers .... Named to Who's Who and tapped for
Blue Key was AMS President Virgil Gentzler .... Other Blue
Key members were Herb Peterson and Bob Knudsen, who was
also named to Who's Who. . . . Delta Sigs' float, "Doggone
Footba II," won trophy for Best Portraya I of Theme at homecoming
parade. Member of the basketball team was Roger
Dishong, while Phil Prokop represented the fraternity on the
football squad .... Presidents were Bob Knudsen and Virgil
Gentzler .... Crowned Belle of the Blue Book Ball in the Fall
was Delta Sigs' candidate, Barrie Capstaff. . . . Fraternity
founded at College of the City of New York in 1899 Loc~1
chapter, Gamma Alpha, installed at SDSC in 1948 Prom!-
nent Delta Sigs include Bandleaders Ted Weems and Jon Garber
and Football Coach Fritz Chrisler ....
Delta Sigma Phi
DELTA SIGMA PHI
Founded on
December 10, 1899,
at the College of the
City of New York.
Local Gamma Alpha
chapter founded
in 1948.
Located at
4469 47th Street,
Son Diego, California.
Herbert
Phillip
Peterson
Prokop
James Recht
Reed Richardson
John Roney
Val Sanders
Thomas Cooke
hhn Cox
"Remember, boys ... they're our guests."
William Starkey
Neil Stephens
J ames Cusack
Edward Custer
Charles Tex
John Thompson
Terry De Bard
Rodger Dishong
Albert Weymiller
Bruce Wier

Don Bonatus
Michael Brown
Rob rt LUll n
Robart Brown
Harrell Brunson
M Ish
II M 101m
Andrew G.
Castiglione
Andrew J.
Castiglione
.hi
A bundle of old "Dixi
e
"
charm
. "
IS Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha" (Back row, left).
Kappa
Alpha
"Abstinence" was the theme at national convention this year. L wr nc Mlch I
Verne Dodds
Donald Donnelly
Gene Edwards
Martin Gaughen
Walter Hasse
Willard Hazel
KAPPA ALPHA
Founded on
December 21, 1865, at
Washington and Lee
University,
Lexington, Virginia.
Local Gamma Iota
chapter founded
in 1951
Located at
3620 Nile Street
San Diego, Califor~ia.
Many members prominent in field of athletics .... Football
team members were Don Bonatus, Paul Held, Norman Nygaard,
Bob Newton, AI Walker, Frank Gigletto, Ed Jones, John Polos,
Marshall Malcolm, Tom O'Brien, Gene Edwards, Verne Dodds,
and Jack Jantz Walt Haase and Jim Poole were on the
baseball team Outstanding track team member was Jack
Razzetto.' Frank Gigletto was a member of the wrestling
team .... Blue Key tapped Paul Held .... President were Tom
O'Brien and Don Bonatus .... Fraternity copped Fite Nite championship
.... Halloween party and Christmas formal. ... Alumni
dinner in Scripps Cottage following homecoming football game .
. . . Dinner-dance in February .... Member of Kappa Alpha
is SDSC Graduate Manager Dick Thomas .... Other prominent
local alumni are Les Cassie, San Diego Junior College baseball
coach; and Bill Matthie , athletic director at Herbert Hoover
High School. ... Also members of Kappa Alpha are Actor Randolph
Scott, F.B.1. Director J. Edgar Hoover, and Griffith Hayes.
... Fraternity founded at Washington College in Lexington,
Virginia in 1865 .... Local chapter, Gamma Iota, installed in
Tom
James
Larry
O'Brien
Palmer
Payt'on
Jim
Jim
Jones
Kirst
1951 ....
Our football squad favors aerial tactics ....
John
Palos
Dick
Larry
Kirwin
Krause
Richard
Steed
John
Richard
Lamb
Lathers
Vernon
Stephens

Joe Berry
Dick Blume
Dennis Ditmars
Thomas Dodge
Ed Donahue
Dean Edwards
Roger Estey
Bernerd Flaherty
Don Bowen
Jim Bracklow
Larry Fordyce
Charles Freebern
William Freeman
Frank Gallucci
Rex Hammock
Phil Heuback
Marvin Braddock
Bevan Brown
Clothes make the man, you know.
Harold Jackson
Alan Johnson
Bill Lancaster
Frank Lewis
George Mair
Tom Malmin
KAPPA
SIGMA
Richard Burnett
Gene Burns
Archie Burton
Art Butler
Bud Butler
Clinton Byers
Thomas Caracciolo
Jim Cherry
James Chilton
John Clark
Wilfred Cooper
Ralph Davis
Founded on
December 10, 1869,
at the Uhiversity of
Virginia.
Local Epsilon Iota
founded in 1949.
Located at
6195 Montezuma Road,
San Diego, California.
Kappa Sigma
Members of Kappa Sigma are Dr. George Ziegenfuss, S~SC
basketball coach; and Edmund Nuttall, college activities officer.
. . . Most Valuable Player award went to basketball team member
Bob Brady for the second straight year .... K Sigs Danny
Newport, John Hannon, and Roy Woodmansee also played ob
the basketball team .... Baseball team members were B.
Petty, Ed Scott, Dick Pomeroy Bernie Flarety and Dick Noms.
, I
... Fraternity presented SDSC's mascot, the burro, to the coIIego
e
at homecoming. . . . SDSC cheerleader was Frank GalluccI.
... PreSidents were John Clark and Jerden See Runner-u,p
for Best Dressed Man honors was Jerry McIntire New Yea: s
Eve dance at Carlsbad Kappa Sigma founded at Universl~y
of Virginia in 1869 Chapter installed on this campuS In
1947 .... Songwriter Hoagy Carmichael TV personality Peter
Potter, and Commentators Edward R. Murrow, , Drew Pears on,
and Lowell Thomas are all members of Kappa Sigma ....
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Bob Messinger
Tom Moon
Bob Moore
Robert Morrison
Robert Myers
Jack McClelland
Don McClure
Jerry Mcintire
Bill McMichael
Bob McMichael
Richard North
Jack Osborn
Jack Peckenpaugh
Don Pendleton
Bob Petty
Milton Radmilovich
Robert Robison
Bruce Russell
Bob Ryan
Frank St. Sure
Edwin Schell
Ed Scott
Jerden See
Gerald Smart
Rene Soriano
Frank Stevenson
Gaylord Stickney
Don Sullivan
Jim Swan
Bill Thomas
John Tunnell
Walt Turner
Edward
Wolfensberger
Jack Wonelly
Ray Woodmansee
Jim Wright

James Beachler
Kenneth Bitter
Tim Hubbard
Jim Hunt
George Hurst
Ted Carnes
William Devitt
Donald Imlay
Pat Ireland
Hubert Johnson
John
Jerry
Emrick
Fischer
"outsider."
Lambda
Chi Alpha
Brother Frankie Laine stops by for a visit.
Mort Jorgensen
Del Kaufman
Jack Lewis
Robert Foster
Jack France
John France
Zane Frentress
Cecil Ginn
John Gorman
Jim Hall
Darryl Hansen
LAMBDA CH I ALPHA
Founded on
November 2, 1909,
at Boston University,
Boston, Mass.
Local Zeta Pi Zeta
chapter founded
in 1948.
Located at
3540 King Street
San Diego, Ca/iforn'ia.
Annual Cross and Crescent formal given in conjunction
with other Col ifornia chapters .... Closedbid
Lambda Chi "Alphatraz." ... With Sigma Chi,
co-sponsored Donkey Baseball Game in the Fall to
raise money for the Student Union Building Fund.
... Open-bid EI Sombrero, at which the Campus
Wetback was selected .... Reigning as King Kotton
at the Chi Omega Showboat was Hal Nease ....
Track team member was Jim Hunt .... Jack Gorman
was IFe treasurer .... Presidents were Ray
Shroeder and Mort Jorgensen .... Lambda Chi
float copped honors as Most Novel in the homecoming
parade .... Fraternity team holds the BB
softball championship in city league Lambda
Chi founded at Boston University in 1909 Local
chapter affiliated in 1948 .... Member of Lambda
Chi Alpha is SDSC President Malcolm A. Love....
Other prominent alumni are former president Harry
Truman, Singer Frankie Laine, Pianist Carl Fischer,
Actor Gene Hersholt , and Chester Gould, author of
Dick Tracy ....
Robert Montgomery
Ralph McKay
Harold Nease
Garald Orman
Leo Payne
Don Rigler
Ray Schroeder
William Sevier
"Surely the AAA dues can wait."
Bruce
William
Stafford
Strickland
Jacque Hart
Skip Hervey
Robert Sweetwood
Robert Szakacs
Richard
Donald
Hi/men
Hobbs
Wesley
William
Thornton
Villarino

Don Adams
Robert Arnhym
Jack Housenga
Ed Hubler
Dick Laabs
Frank Asaro
George Baker
William Lakin
Pete Launder
Skip Leach
Fred Bruner
Doug Brunson
The future leaders of our nation.
Richard Learn
Francis Linderman
Lawrence Lundy
Norman Bucholz
Tom Carter
Robert Cornett
Thomas Crandall
Rickey Demarinis
Wayne Fillpot
Gerald Fisher
Rex Gaede
Pi Kappa
PI
KAPPA ALPHA
Founded on
March 1, 1868, at the
University of Virginia.
Local Delta Kappa
chapter founded
in 1948.
Located at
7811 La Mesa Blvd
La Mesa, California'.'
Alpha
Sweepstakes winner at the homecoming parade
was Pi Kappa Alpha's giraffe float .... Well-known
for annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving night. ...
Spring formal, at which Phyllis Fleming was crowned
"Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha." "Pi" eating
contest in the Quad during the Fall. Joe Mc-
Caffrey was one of SDSC's three cheerleaders ....
Blue Key members were Pete Launder and Dick
Dickenson .... Annual closed-bid September Serenade
Presidents were Carl Holzinger and Rex
Gaede Treasurer of the Sophomore class was
Jerry Fisher .... Competition each Spring with Sigma
Alpha Epsilon for the Thunder Mug Trophy ....
Fraternity founded at University of Virginia in 1868 .
. . . Local chapter, Delta Kappa, installed in 1948.
. .. Member of PiKA is Dr. Donald R. Watson, SDSC
Dean of Instruction .... Other PiKAs on the SDSC
faculty are George N. Sorenson, chairman of the
Fine Arts Division, and Dr. John S. Wright, Business
Division chairman .... Also prominent members of
the fraternity are Senators Wayne Morse and John
Sparkman, California Football Coach "Pappy" Waldorf,
and Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler.
Up to his neck
in work.
Don Malloy
Bernard Martin
Phil May
Joseph McCaffrey
Bill McGrath
Woody Naylor
Lionel Parlin
AI Pirie
Robert Ritter
Patrick Tobin
David Town
Lee Granell
David Greenlee
Cliff Treais
Stancil Wilson
Gene Holahan
Carl Holzinger
Mike Wynn
Gene Wright

Oliver Askew
Bruce Barngrover
Gary Long
John Mitchell
Denny Morrison
Dick
Maurice
Blair
Camillo
Thomas Mulligan
Ronald McConnehea
John Osburn
Don Clark
Gene Clarke
"Pardon me, but am I on the Coliseum road?"
While the house was being remodeled ....
Robert Oswald
Frank Peard
Michael Reilly
Richard Emery
Leon Feigenbutz
Ray Garding
David Gill
Gary Gillenberg
Tom Goodbody
Don Harrington
Gary Hemming
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
SIGMA ALPHA
EPSILON
Founded on
March 9, 1856, at the
University of Alabama.
Local California Theta
chapter founded
in 1949.
Located at
7140 Saranac Drive ,
La Mesa, California.
Chairs were furnished only with the $ 1.95 dinner.
This year marked the Silver Jubilee of the annual
open-bid Ford Frol ic .... Other outstanding events
on the SAE social calendar were the Bonita Tea,
Black and White formal at Christmas time, Spring
Pledge Presents, and Purple and Gold formal in
June .... Fraternity took first place in IFC bowling
competition .... AS vice president, Who's Who, and
Blue Key member was Tom Goodbody .... Track
team members were Don Wheeler and 01 iver Askew.
... Tom Mulligan, Vic Long, and Ray Vidal were
football team members .... AS Council Member
Dave Gill was named Best Dressed Man on Campus.
... Head cheerleader was Fred Allen .... AI Secord
was Senior class treasurer Presidents were Bob
Slaughter and Ray Vidal. Fraternity founded in
1856 at University of Alabama .... Local chapter,
California Theta , installed in 1949. . . . SDSC
Football Coach Bill Schutte and Lt. Col. Charles E.
Mosse, head of the AFROTC on campus, are members
of SAE .... Other prominent alumni are Mayor
Poulson of Los Angeles, Actor Dick Powell, Crooner
Rudy Valle, Milton Eisenhower, Harold Stassen, Golf
Great Bobby Jones, and the late Ernie Pyle.
Home is where the mortgage is.
Jack Rogers
William Schultz
Charles Scott
Alan Secord
Jim Sherrill
Bob Slaughter
Dick Slaughter
Craig Starkey
Barry Taylor
Dale Vatis
Ray Vidal
Jim Vierhus
Pat Henry
Thomas Hutchinson
Roy Wagner
John Ward
Conrad Jimenez
Dick LeBlanc
George Watson
Donald Wheeler

Charles
Armand
Abbott
Alkire
Ralph Darr
Ernest DeBlanc
Bill Dickenson
Arthur Ellsworth
William Fairbairn
Roy Fields
Donald Foster
Maurice
John
Altshuler
Anders
Rhudy Fowler
Dan Freeman
Bert Grigsby
Robert Grimes
George Harbaugh
Stuart Harvey
Thomas Hemphill
Bob Baker
John Baker
Patterned after a well-known Southern group ....
Sigma
Chi
Leonard Hendren
Harry Higgins
William Howell
Dean Hunter
John Irwin
Tom Johnson
Norman Kary
John Baldessari
Dale Barbat
John Bates
J ames Beasley
George Benson
Charles Birkett
Richard Birkett
Eugene Brown
Con aid Buechler
Jack Caldwell
Tony Campbell
Benjy Cruz
SIGMA
Founded
CHI
on
June 28, 1855, at
Miami
Oxford,
University,
Ohio.
Local Delta Xi chapter
founded in 1949.
Located
at
5826 Montezuma Road,
San Diego, California.
Many outstanding names on campus .... AS President nnd
Joe Rosa .... Phil Whitacre was president of the Senior class an
president of Xolotl. AS Council members were Andy Brown
and John Baldessari Holding membership in Blue Key wer.e
Joe Rosa, Phil Whitacre, Joel Snyder, and Bert Grigsby. : .. Pre~:
dent of Arnold Air Society was Kenny Whitcomb .... Nine me. t
bers on the football team .... Third place at the West POI~S
Invitational Debate Tournament went to Joel Snyder and Le~t
Acord .... Six members named to Who's Who .... Frat~r~1 y
was, for the third straight year, in IFC basketball competltlOnd
... Presidents were Bert Grigsby and Dennis King .... ~ponsore
winning homecoming queen candidate Eloda Miller Grigsby. : . i
Annual closed-bid Sweetheart Dan'ce and open-bid Trop~a
Cruise .... Basketball team members were Noel Mickelson, oy
Fields, and Jim Sams .... Noel Mickelson and Bert Grigs~y we;~
members of the baseball team .... Co-winner of the Llnem
of the Year award was football team member Frank Acosta ....
Fraternity won trophy for Best Construction and Design for ~om~coming
float .... Sigma Chi founded at Miami UniverSIty In
Oxfo~d, Ohio, in 1855 .... Local chapter installed in 1949. ~ist
Prominent alumni include Actor John Wayne and Cartoo
Milton Caniff.
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Joseph Kelly
Dennis King
Robert Klein
Jay Kowal
Raymond
Le Compte
David Limbacher
Robert Lyon
Howard Mayfield
Noel Mickelsen
Micky M'oret
Jerry Moss
Eugene Myers
J ames McCarty
James McDermott
Anthony McPeak
Douglas Nairne
Ralph Pesqueira
Duane Pillsbury
Richard Plum
Lee Rens
William Richardson
Joseph Rosa
Meldrain Ruppin
James Sams
'David Schmitz
Thomas Sharkey
Ted Siekman
Joel Snyder
J ames Steiner
Ronald Stewart
Richard Suszko
Richard Taylor
Thomas Tozar
Thomas Trainer
William Weiner
Richard Whaley
Philip Whitacre
William White
Rodney Wilson

Peter
Donald
Barbie
Barton
Bruce Nicholason
Earl Ocker
Larry
Joseph
Brown
Daly
Keith
Kenneth
Polk
Polk
Salvadore
Alfred
Flores
Frisch
But, honest, Mother, we did have a flat.
"I was a 98-pound weakling."
Sigma
Phi Epsilon
Edward Reed
Chris Scheidel
Charles Griffin
Don Hickethier
Kenneth Hoffert
Howard Hough
Jerry Laudermilk
Fred Leonard
Formal Queen of Hearts Ball in February .... Halloween
party for neighborhood kids .... Fraternity collected $250 this
year for the Red Cross in an off-campus drive .... New Year's
Eve dance .... Annual Mothers' Day tea at the fraternity house.
... Sal Flores served as IFC secretary .... Baseball team member
was Ken Pattison .... Presidents were James Scott and Sal Flores.
... Familiar white house on Hardy Way .... Fraternity founded
in 1901 at Richmond College .... SDSC chapter, California Delta,
installed in 1947, first national fraternity on campus .... Prominent
San Diegans who claim membership in Sigma Phi Epsilon
are Columnist Neil Morgan and Sportscaster AI Schuss Also
a Sig Ep is Ted Mack, of Original Amateur Hour fame .
,.
SIGMA PH I EPSILON
Founded in
November, 1901, at
Richmond College.
Local California Delta
chapter founded on
November 17, 1947.
Located at
5712 Hardy Way,
San Diego, California.
George Schleif
James Scott
Dan Severns
Richard Seymour
Andy Smith
Manuel Smith
B:l1 Lockman
Richard Mackie
Kanis and Wahinis enjoy their fish and poi.
Lonely hearts club-college branch.
Phil Sounichsen
Bob Weaver
Ronald
Louis
Morgan
Moritz
Dean
Zeithler
Frank
Jerry
Munley
McGue
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Robert Beachler
Gene Blair
Elmo Parker
Jack Parish
Charles Boeh
Garry Butterfield
Howard Pray
Duane Schirmer
Dick Hedman
Dean Leptich
Robert
Stanley
House
Moore
Frank
Donald
Klein
Myers
Darrel Lachel
Lawrence Nelson
Terry Lauritsen
John Owens
Samuel Christie
Tim Churchill
Keith Collard
Russell Condon
William Cook
Melvin Curry
Channing Day
Martin Donahue
SIGMA PI
Founded on
February 26, 1897,
at Vincennes University,
Vincennes, Indiana.
Local Alpha Omega
chapter founded
in 1949.
Located at
Gibbs Airport,
Linda Vista, California.
"Arthur Murray taught me dancing in a hurry."
Sigma Pi
Named "Craziest Cat" at the Teke Lamboogie was Sam
Christie .... Winner of the Sig Ep Beard Growing Contest was
Hank Turner .... Named "Mr. Christmas" during the IFC-
Salvation Army canned food drive was Harry Grow Annual
Orchid Ball, closed-bid formal, during the Fall. Open-bid
Moonl ight Serenade in the Spring. . . . Father-Son Banquet
during May .... IFC vice president, secretary-treasurer of Oceotl,
and Junior class treasurer was Dean Leptich .... Bob House
served as AMS treasurer .... Fraternity copped the IFC badminton
championship for the second straight year .... Chapter also
awarded national Sigma Pi's efficiency award for the second
straight year .... Presi.dent was Hal Fassett .... Sigma Pi founded
at Vincennes University in 1897 .... Chartered at SDSC in 1949 .
. . . Dr. George D. Stoddard, University of Illinois president; Harry
S. Hanna, president of Bell Telephone Company; and LeRoy G.
Spencer, vice president of Packard Motor Company, are members
of Sigma Pi .... Prominent locally are Stedman C. Gould, manager
of Sears, Roebuck Company, and C. C. Blakemore, vice
president of the First National Bank ....
Jack Schwartz
Bob Smith
Jim Spears
Arnie Strauss
Jerry Sullivan
Carl Tressler
Henry Turner
Glenn Van Denburg
Duane Eberhardt
Hal Fassett
When I was in the Islands ....
The party carried out a Chinese theme.
Peter
Harvey
Ward
Watkins
Jerry Foster
Harry Grow
Robert
Rodney
Williams
Woodward
John Halverson
Harlan Hayden
Roy Woodward
Loel Zuehlke

Bill Arnold
John Baker
Leon
Walton
Rogus
Rogers
Herbert
William
Black
Bryan
Charles Royer
Gary Russell
Marvin Gudmundson Daniel Hale
Patrick Huffman Roger Hutflesz
Richard
James
Haworth
Jacobs
George Himel
Eric Johnson
Robert
Walter
Hoffelder
Johnson
Don Koppen haven
Bob MacFarlane
Antero Lehto
Tom McDowell
Robert Lopez
Jim McVicar
Ronnie
Howard
Moore
Pipes
Paul Myers
Don Robinson
Walt Bussey
Ralph Cadman
Ray Dahlin
Ernest Danjou
Robert Denison
Jose DeVega
Darrell Downs
Richard Dudley
Fraternity claims many outstanding campus leaders ....
Fall President of Blue Key and member of Who's Who was Danny
Hale .... Blue Key vice president in the Fall was George Sunga,
AS Council member, homecoming chairman, and Who's Who
member Darrell Downs was also a member of Blue Key and
Who's Who AS Council members were Ronnie Moore and
Gail Thompson, Del Sudoeste co-sports editor .... AMS secretary,
Fall Oceotl president, and Blue Key secretary was Ray Dahlin.
· .. Cross country lettermen were BiII Gookin and Ron Gerrard.
· .. Ron Gerrard was also a member of the wrestling team ....
Annual open-bid Lamboogie in the Fall. ... "Sweetheart of Tau
Kappa Epsilon" was crowned at the Carnation Carousel in April.
· .. With the end of the school year came TKE's annual Hawaiian
Luau .... Float copped trophy for Best Use of Flowers and third
place fraternity honors at homecoming .... Winner o-f the Ugly
Man Contest was George Sunga, who was crowned "St. Patrick"
at the Shamrock Shuffle Fraternity founded at Illinois Wesleyan
University in 1899 Chapter installed at SDSC in 1950.
· .. Prominent alumni include Actors Ronald Reagan and Dan
Duryea, Bandleaders Tex Beneke, Stan Kenton, Freddy Martin,
and Lawrence Welk, and Senator Hunt of Wyoming .... Locally
prominent alumni are Anderson Borthwick, president of First
National Bank, and Fred Rohr, Jr., of Rohr Aircraft ....
Tau Kappa
TAU KAPPA EPSILON
Founded on
January 10, 1899,
at Illinois Wesleyan
University.
Locol Gamma Lambda
chapter founded
in 1950.
Located at
3039 Adams Avenue,
San Diego, California.
Epsilon
Edward Scanlon
Roland Schneider
Tom Segel
Donald Settle
Tsuneo
Joe
Shishido
Sission
Victor Lee
Stephens
George Sunga
Alfred
Bill
Duran
Evans
"Soda?"
Oh, I mean, "Sugar?"
Spring pledges.
(Photo was snapped before "the treatment"),
Gail Thompson
Bill Tucker
Ray
Jack
Fellows
Foreman
William
Allen
Wendt
Wren
Ronald
William
Garrard
Gookin
Chuck
Robert
Wright
Wynn

William Bowman
Delmer Burk
Irwin Forbing
Tom Gordinier
Georgo
Roetnel
Walt Gutjahr
Bert Hand
Even the Sultan is a Theta Chi.
Slick as an ad for Mountain
Dew.
Charles
Scharf
Theta
Chi
David Hoffland
Thomas Kaiser
Rod Livingston
Charles Micenhimer
Jack Opdycke
John Owen
THETA
CHI
Founded on
April 10, 1856 ,
at Norwick University,
Norwick, Vermont.
Local Gamma Theta
chapter founded
in 1947.
Located at
5835 EI Cajon Blvd.,
San Diego, California.
Who's Who and Blue Key claimed Don Ritchey, Junior class
president and AS Council member .... Outstanding SDSC high
jumper was Joe Page .... Member of Theta Chi is Dr. Lewis B.
Lesley, faculty adviser to the fraternity and to Blue Key....
Presidents were Don Ritchey and Ed Philbin .... Annual Carnation
Ball, closed-bid Christmas formal. ... Spring formal at which
the "Dream Girl of Theta Chi" was crowned .... Pre-school
dance for all new students .... Closed-bid Circle Bar X western
dance .... Chapter this year won national award for scholarship.
... Alumni prominent locally are Gen. Maurice Holmes and Adm.
Frederick Sherman .... Fraternity founded in 1856 at Norwich
University, Norwich, Vermont .... Local chapter, Gamma Theta,
installed in 1947 ....
Glen Snyder
Don Sullivan
William Valentine
Ed Philbin
Ronald Potts
Egads!
Here comes the chaperone!
John
Will
Don Prentice
Patrick Raine
AI Zahalsky
John Ratcliffe •
Don Ritchey
J

Joel Barries
Art Bclenzon
Alan Mishne
Norman Panlsh
Don Byrnes
Noel Fishman
Shearn Platt
Edmond Rosenthal
Bashful Belenzon "just happens" to have noticed his picture in The Aztec.
"Aw, shucks, it was nothing."
Julian Frank
Martin Freedman
Michael Friedlander
Stanley Friedman
Joel Goldfus
Harvey Goodfriend
Ronnie Greenberg
Harry Hamber
Membership included leaders in many phases of campus life.
.. Commissioner of Finance, president of Blue Key, and member
of Who's Who was Ronnie Greenberg .... Who's Who also
claimed Bob Waller, secretary of Blue Key and Co-editor of Del
Sudoeste .... Member of the football squad was another Who's
Who and Blue Key member, Art Belenzon, who served as IFC
president Lenny Bloom was a member of the wrestling and
track teams Serving on the AS Council was AI Mishne ....
Fraternity editor of Del Sudoeste was Shearn Platt .... ZBT float
copped second-place fraternity honors at homecoming parade.
... Advertising manager for The Aztec and Del Sudoeste for the
post two years was Joel Goldfus .... Fraternity took permanent
possession of IFC scholarship trophy by earning top fraternity
grode-point average for the past three semesters .... Presidents
were Bob Waller and AI Mishne .... Annual New Year's Eve
party .... Semi-annual formal initiation dinner-dances ....
Theatre party followinq one-oct play tournament .... Runner-up
in the Best Dressed Man contest was Ronnie Greenberg ....
Fraternity founded at College of the City of New York in 1898.
... Local chopter, Beta Lambda, installed in 1951 .... Prominent
ZBTs include Bernard Baruch, Jock Benny, Sid Luckman, and
Henry Morganthau ....
Zeta
ZETA
BETA TAU
Founded on
December 29, 1898,
at the College of the
City of New York..
Lo:::al Beta Lambda
chapter founded
in 1951.
Located at
3211 Thirtieth Street,
San Diego, California.
Beta Tau
Myron Shapero
Burton Sharpe
Harry Siayen
Don Solomon
Bernard Sosna
Robert Waller
Dan Weinberg
Martin Weiner
Skiing was the thing
at Big Bear.
Just polish them, boys. Just polish them.
Lawrence Kahan
Stephen Kirschtel
Leonard Weiss
Herbert Wenig
Donn Kobernick
Harvey Levitt
Joe Winicki
Mike Witte
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Sports
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Cal Poly
San Diego
Fresno
Pepperdine
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
CCAA Football Standings
W L T
500
3 1 1
221
230
140
140
Pet.
1.000
.750
.500
.400
.200
.200
COACH
BILL SCHUTTE
Fullback Norman Nygaard got the Aztecs
off to a fine start by scoring four times ...
Lighter Islanders threw in entire squad, but
couldn't stop San Diego from piling up a 26-0
halftime bulge ... Nygaard scored on runs
of 13, 33, 23 and 16 yards, rushing for a
total of 123 yards in 13 tries, a 9.5 average
... Paul Held connected on six of 14 passes
and Verne Dodds added two for two for a
total of 124 aerial yards ... Phil Prokap
moved 67 yards in six carries and scored on
a 12-yard burst, Marsh Malcolm added 25
more in five tries and scored on a five-yard
buck after setting it up with a 39-yard return
of a punt ... Held booted two extra
points, Dodds one, and Bob Lyon one ...
Standouts on the defensive side were guard
Ed Johns and tackle Gene Edwards.
Football
S.D.
40
12
6
12
40
27
14
7
72
230
SEASON'S RECORD
Opp.
University of Hawaii .________________ 7
California Polytechnic . 33
George Pepperdine 0
New Mexico University . 41
Los Angeles State ._________ 13
Fresno State .. . .. . . 27
Occ identa I ..._. . ... ....__
.. _....._... 7
Marine Corps
Santa Barbara
Recruit Depot .._.__.. 14
. ....._...__....__.. .._.._.... 0
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Head Manager: Roland Schneider. Trainer: Don Weisenberger.
Asst. Manager: Dick Loritz.
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160

Norm Nygaard
Fullback
Ed Johns
Guard
Don Bonatus
Halfback
Harry Higgins
Center
Jay Gutowski into the secondary of Hawaii for Aztec yardage.
Vic Long squirms
away from Gaucho man with assist from Gene Edwards.
Phil Prokop
Halfback
Paul Held
Quarterback
Biggest crowd in three years at Aztec Bowl, 9,500, saw
San Diego give Cal Poly four touchdowns on fumbles ...
Staters scored first and appeared on the way to dumping
defending CCAA champs, Prokop scooting over from the
10-yard line ... Then fumbles dropped into Poly arms
and passes went astray, and the nightmare was on ...
Aztecs outrushed Mustangs, 241 to 114, but couldn't keep
ball long enough to start a scoring drive ... Nygaard again
was top rusher with 77 yards in 15 carries, followed by
Prokop, 74 in six, and Malcolm with 60 yards in two trips
... Even with the high score against them, State defense
looked good, twice holding Poly inside the 15-yard line ...
Start of season hurts cropped up in the game when quarterback
Held banged his knee and arm.
A game for the lin~men to boast about, Pepperdine being
held to 81 yards rushing and no completions in seven pass
att~mpts ... Only score of the game came early in the opening
period when Nygaard broke loose from the Wave 27-yard line
. .. Dodds played entire game at quarterback for ailing Held
and turned in a fine performance, although noticeably nervous
One more added to sick Iist when Prokop was bounced after
only first quarter action ... With Phil out, offensive action
slowed down to 193 yards rushing, 123 going to Nygaard, 40
to Malcolm, 29 to Bonatus, and 20 to Prokop ... First game
away from home saw San Diego beat Pepperdine sixth straight
time in the six-game series, but this was their closest call ...
Bigger margin was probable if more passes had been thrown.
Wes Robb
Guard
Bob Lyon
End
Freshman quarterback Frank Richardson in the middle of a Santa Barbara trap.
Phil Prokop off on a 60-yard return of an Occidental punt and six points
for the San Diego cause.
Monte Fritz
End
Vic Long
Fullback
Frank Acosta
Tackle
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Will Hazel
Tackle
Julius Gutowski
Fullback
Bob Linares
Tackle
Bob Newton
Center
Nygaard, Schutte, Benton ... A possible CCAA crown for San Diego Stare in 1954.
Mike Brown
Tackle
Gene Mumy
Guard
Harold Jackson finds out it's hard to move past Ed Johns, as he tries to pick up
yardage for the Marines. Stater Marsh Malcolm moving up to aid Johns.
Injuries popped up left and right as powerful Lobos handed
SDSC a defeat that affected the rest of the Aztec season ...
750-mile jaunt to Lobo territory added seven players to inactive
list, Don Bonatus, AI Walker, Held, Dodds, Jay Gutowski, Gene
Edwards, and Javier Acosta joining the others out of action ...
End Bob Lyon showed New Mexico fans why he was to be named
all-CCAA as he put on a 43.4 punting exhibition and snagged
an 18-yard pass ... Hectic third-period play saw Coach Bill
Schutte inject three quarterbacks into action ... Bonatus started,
Dodds went into the game when Don was injured, Richardson
replaced Codds, and then Dodds when back in for Richardson
... Lobos added insult to injury by stopping State ground attack
and intercepting three passes.
Another defensive display, this time combined with offensive
precision, saw San Diego win its third straight over LA in threeyear
series ... Edwards, Hank Higgins, Johns, Monte Fritz, and
Lyon plugged up line, holding Diablos to 87 yards ... Tou:hdown
machine moved for 425 yards, 322 credited to running ... Malcolm
scored on runs of 22 and 24, pcckinq the boll nine times
for 118 yards, Vic Long scored on the fi rst play of the second
half by crashing 20 yards through the Los Angeles middle and
caught a six-yard TD pass from Held ... Nygaard ripped through
for 132 yards in 15 carries, scoring on a two-yard plunge and a
25-yarder down the middle ... Held booted four points after
touchdowns and completed 10 of 17 passes for 103 yard) ...
No injuries reported.
Verne Dodds
Quarterback
Marshall Malcolm
Halfback
George Leamer
Center
Gary Sada
Halfback
AII-CCAA fullback Norm Nygaard sees the road ahead cleared for him by Aztec blockers,
but has trouble starting downfield into open territory.
Up, but not over. Occidental back finds he can't penetrate State front wall.
Jack Jantz
End
Glen
Woodard
End
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Harold Love
Guard
Gary Russ all
Half Jack
In all kinds of weather, students support the Aztec gridders.
Hugh Simpson
Fullback
Gene Mumy intercepts an Hawaii pass and moves the ball toward' Islander goal.
Frank Richardson
Quarterback
Art Belenzon
Tackle
Dick Runyon
Tackle
Ancient sleeper play in final seconds of the game gave Fresno
the touchdown that tied the game . . . End Monte Fritz broke
through to block the extra point that would have meant an Aztec
defeat ... Malcolm scooted 15 yards in last quarter to "assure"
San Diego victory, 27-21, but following the kickoff, Bulldogs sent
an end to the sideline and hit him with a pass to the State nineyard
Iine, where they pushed it over ... Offensively, the Aztecs
rushed for 239 to 230 yards for Fresno, but Raisin City crew
outpassed locals, 116 to 95 ... Playing before Fresno fans, San
Diego held leads of 14-0, 14-7, 20-14, 27-21, but couldn't h~ld
off that last score ... Malcolm picked up 93 yards in 10 tries
and Nygaard was going for 93 yards in 15 carries.
Three key plays and outstanding line play gave the Aztecs
a win over previously unbeaten and untied Oxy in the Homecoming
game in Aztec Bowl ... Number one was an intercepted
pass by Held on Poet 35-yard line ... Held fired a seven-yard
pass to Malcolm for the first TD and the second important play
... In the fourth quarter, Prokop took an Oxy punt on his own
40 and raced 60 yards for the final score ... Held booted both
points ... Light line for the visitors turned in some fine play
for the 9,000 spectators, but couldn't stop Lyon and Bob Linares
from coming in to harass Occidental backs ... Nygaard also
shone brightly on defense, proving a fine Iin~bac~er ... Lyon
was awarded trophy for being named outstanding lineman of the
game.
Ray Vidal
Halfback
Ray Moore
Guard
Come into my arms ... Quarterback Paul Held adds the finishing touches to a
Wes Robb tackle of Santa Barbara back.
Well,
what now coach?
Bernie Flaherty
End
Bob Hale
End
Ron Stewart
End
Charles Birkett
End
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Tom Sharkey
Halfback
Aztecs picked final game to run up highest SDSC total in
history, a game where everything they did turned out right ...
Nygaard was at his best, scoring on laudatory plays as Held
outfaked Gaucho linemen left and right ... Completing his
term of el igibi Iity at State, Paul was never better, his performance
later to earn him a contract from the professional Detroit Lions
... Coach Schutte ran in everyone, attempting to hold down the
score, but his charges had caught Santa Barbara on a bad night
and showed the home folks fireworks ... Guard Don Love even
got into the scoring column, bagging a blocked punt in the end
zone for six points ... Nygaard top rusher of the year with 889
yards in 126 carries, Malcolm with 433 in 61 tries, and Prokop
with 258 in 30 trips followed Norm
Gene Coda
End
Alan
Hartman
Guard
(
Bob Reid
End
Tom
Mulligan
Guard
Forbes Anderson
Guard
Jim Krist
Guard
Here's mud in your eye ... Halfback Don Bonatus is brought to
Balboa Stadium turf by MCRD tacklers.
Tom O'Brien
Halfback
Dick Suszko
Guard
Toughest game to lose cropped up when MCRD handed the
Staters a one-touchdown setback in rainy, muddy Balboa Stadium
setting ... Shrine game saw 12,000 attend to see San Diego
grab a 7-0 halftime lead on Bonatus' three-yard center buck ...
Opening play of second half saw Boot quarterback Camillo
Capuzzi sl ither out of everyone's hands on a 63-yard QB keep
play for a score ... Former Aztec great Art Preston cl inched It
for the Marines with a 64-yard shot through the line in the fo~rth
quarter ... Bonatus and Malcolm both carried from the field
in the second half as Leathernecks turned on a hard-hitting
exhibition of tackl ing to take the steam from State's offense.
Dave Riley
Tackle
hi h b of points ever scored by an Aztec football team,
The Ig est num er B b
State's 72-0 conquest of Santa ar ara.
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168

Dr. George Ziegenfuss ... He'll try for two
in a row next season.
S.D.
66
70
52
71
89
95
73
84
69
66
47
140
79
75
78
81
75
67
59
72
110
95
91
87
SEASON'S
RECORD
University of Southern California .
Alumni , .
Loyola (California) ..
Opp.
Who Ittiler .
Occidental .
Long Beach State .
Luke Ai r Force Base .
Arizona State Tempe ..
Arizona State Tempe ..
Fresno State ..
San Diego Marines ..
Chapman .
Pepperdine .
Los Angeles State ..
Fresno State .
Whittier .
Los Angeles State .
California Polytechnic ..
Loyola (California) .
Santa Barbara .
California Polytechnic .
Pepperdine : .
Santa Barbara ..
Pasadena Nazarene .
83
54
65
70
58
59
56
60
59
51
64
37
91
68
67
59
61
73
58
70
96
76
74
90
CCAA
San Diego
Sa nta Ba rba ra
Fresno
Pepperdine
Los Angeles
Cal Poly
Basketba II Standings
W L
8 2
5 5
5 5
4 6
4 6
4 6
Pet.
.800
.500
.500
.400
.400
.400
Basketball
One of the greatest basketball teams in SDSC
history roared to an 18-6 season record including
the first CCAA hoop title in 12 years for
Aztec Mesa ... NAIA playoff game in Pasadena
"bandbox" saw Staters drop 90-87 nod
to Nazarene five ... Coach George Ziegenfuss
got his team off to a slow start, losing two of
first three tries ... high scoring Bob Brady
was out with a bum leg and Danny Newport
couldn't find the hoop ... a one-point victory
over Whittier turned the trick, leveling their
season record at 2-2 and starting them on a
seven-game winning streak ... victims included
Whittier, Occidental, Long Beach State, Luke
Air Force Base and two over Arizona State
Tempe ... Long Beach win, 95-59, saw a new
single game record for points set by Aztecs,
shattering old mark of 89 ... after a 47-64
Art Toth ... A manager's manager.
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171

You can't have it if '
. I , even I you did used to play for State,
Pardon me, I'm coming through,
The CCAA crown t S
re urns to an Diego State Coil ~
after a 12-year absence, eqe
C. C. A. A.
Champions
loss to powerful Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
Dr. Ziggy pulled out all stops to watch his men
crush Chapman, 140-37, resetting single game
total ... Ray Woodmansee became the first
Aztec in history to score the 100th point for
a basketball team by hitting on a set shot in
back of the key ... Pepperdine put a crimp
in San Diego's CCAA hopes by pinning a 91-79
defeat on them in a rough battle in Los Angeles
. . . Rodger Dishong had front teeth loosened
and four men fouled out ... Stopping only for
breath, the Aztecs took in their belts a notch
and dumped Los Angeles State, 75-68, Fresno
again, 78-67, Whittier, 81-59, and LA again,
75-61, before dropping a tough one to Cal Poly,
73-67 ... with record now at 13-5, non-supporting
fans finally came out to view their
possible league titl ists ... with Bob Brady laying
them up from under the basket, Danny
Newport hooking left- and right-handed, Noel
Mickelsen hitting from the side, Jim Poole potting
them from various positions, Roy Fields
setting his long set shots, and Rodger Dishong
moving in to snare important rebounds, and
with sensational reserve help from Jim Sams,
Newport moves Fresno rebounder as Bob Reid (12)
reaches for the ball.
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Oh, horrors, how can I stop Mr. Newport's hook.
Bob Reid, Ernie Hartzog, Woodmansee, John
Hannon, Syl Taylor and Jay Turner, San Diego
was on its way ... in a "fouled-up" rematch
with Loyola on the Aztec court, San Diego
edged the Lions 59-58 ... back to the CCAA
trail, they traveled north to slip past Santa
Barbara, 72-70, and then gain sweet revenge
by going past the century mark for the second
time, 110-96, against previous conqueror Cal
Poly ... Jim Poole's 29 points on 13 field goals
and three free throws played a major part in
the win ... returning to home surroundings
before an overflow crowd of 2,000, Staters
clinched league honors by waxing Pepperdine,
95-76 ... Brady poured in 32 points to break
the school mark of 31, which he also held ...
24 hours later, they celebrated "Bob Brady"
night by pasting Santa Barbara, 91-74 ...
Brady again led the team scoring for the year
by virtue of his 429 markers on 142 fielders
and 145 free tosses, an 18.7 average ... Newport
followed Bob with 289 points, Mickelsen
had 248, Poole 223, Fields 208, Sams 151, and
Dishong 138 ... 1891 points scored made them
the highest scoring team in SDSC history, 78.8
game average also was a record ... in final
Fields takes
it away from Fresno men.
Carole Skinner gives the "outstanding player" trophy to
San Diego State's Mr. Basketball, Bob Brady.
Hmm, maybe Ziggy should switch to 3 man-to-man
statistics released by the National Collegiate
Athletic Bureau, San Diego was the top field
goal percentage team in the nation among
small colleges, hitting 44.9 per cent of their
shots ... other fields showed them 12th in
free throw percentage, 14th and 18th in individual
field goal percentages (Brady 50.5, Newport
50.0), fifth in individual free throw percentage
(Brady 83.8) and 76th in individual
scoring (Brady 429 points and 18.7 average)
... team average of 78.8 ranked them 28th in
nation and the team was ranked nationally os
the 81 st in standings, a jump of over 100 from
last year's listings ... San Diego was 11-2 in
won-lost at home and 7-4 on the road ... in
CCAA play, Staters' 8-2 ledger was three games
ahead of 5-5 standard by Santa Barbara ...
Brady named to first CCAA team for second
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A jump pass moves the ball toward a two-pointer.
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Now in the next quarter,
we'll move to a fast break.
Newport's
hook shot has them floored.
Mickelsen battling Fresno hoopsters for a rebound,
Without looking, a basket vs. Santa Barbara.
Roster
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I
consecutive year Mickelsen picked on second
squad, and New~ort, Fields, Poole selected .f~r
h?~orable mention ... Brady finished his el ' 9;d
hility by breaking virtually every scoring rec,ots
for the school ... his new marks are most porn
in one game (32L most field goals in one ga~e
(tie with Jim Poole at 13L most free throwS In
one game (12), most points in one series (twO
games with Cal Poly 54) most points one sea-
" 0) ost
son (585), most points two seasons (96 I'"
point three seasons (1391) highest scoring aver-
, f the
age one season (20.9), besides being one a
top team players ever to don an Aztec uniform
... all this in three seasons of basketball on
Montezuma Mesa ... among his other honors,
he was named to the second team position on
the Kappa Sigma squad throughout the United
States, his fraternity. Mate Danny Newport
was given an honorable mention rating ...
team this year had more student support behind
it than any other basketball team for more
than a decade ... hats off to Dr. George Ziegenf
rss and the 1953-54 basketball team.
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VARSITY
Brady, Robert Senior
Dishong, Rodger Junior
Fie Ids, Roy Sen ior
Hannon, John Sophomore
Hartzog, Ernie Sen ior
M icke Isen, Noe I Sophomore
Newport, Danny Sophomore
Poole, James
Senior
Reid, Robert Senior
Sams, James Sophomore
Taylor, Sylvestor Junior
Tume r, Jay
Sophomore
Woodmansee, Ray Sophomore
JUNIOR
VARSITY
Benson, George Freshman
Brown, Mike
J un ior
Da rroc k, Pau I
Freshman
Monohan, James Freshman
Wha ley, Diek :_Freshman
Wi IIiams, Blaine Sophomore
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6'3"
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6' 1"
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6'0"
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CCAA Baseba II Standings
W L
Fresno
12 3
San Diego
9 6
Cal Poly
9 6
Pepperdine
8 7
Santa Barbara
4 11
Los Angeles
3 12
Pet.
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Coach Charles R. Smith
SDSC's Dean of Baseball
SEASON'S RECORD
S.D.
Opp.
18 Whittier 0
2 Marine Corps Recruit Depot 4
6 Nava I Ai r Station 7
1 Naval Training Center 2
5 Ph ibPac 12
13 Camp Pendleton 9
5 Loyola (Cal ifornia) 0
3 Naval Training Center 2
4 Ph ibPac 9
8 Fresno 5
1 Marine Corps Recruit Depot. 2
7
18
1 1
1 1
9
4
o
1
1
2
9
9
1
2
8
6
6
9
4
9
13
7
PhibPac 18
Pepperdine 6
Pepperdine . 3
College of Pacific 5
Santa Barbara 3
Santa Barbara 8
Cal Poly 3
Fort Ord . 5
University of Arizona 3
Pepperd ine 5
Camp Pendleton 8
Fresno 10
Fresno 7
LA State 6
EI T oro 3
Naval Air Station 10
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Marine Corps Recruit Depot 5
LA State 8
LA State 0
Santa Barbara 2 Hunter Charlton
Manager
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Caught napping off third.
Aztecs put on a fast finish to take second
place in final CCAA standings, posting a
9-6 record ... San Diego won its first four
loop games, lost six straight and then closed
with five wins ... a 16-17 won-lost record
was the result of a season filled with troubles
for Coach Charlie Smith ... all-sophomore
infield should return next season to do
big things, but it was a tough year of experience
they went through for Aztec fans to
swa Ilow . . . errors tossed away a dozen
games ... to top off the troubles, pitcher
Noel Mickelsen didn't get his 6'6" frame
away from a fast ball quick enough in bat-
ting practice and was sent to the hospital
with head injuries ... tough service nines
took 10 wins from San Diego and lost only
four, but college teams lost 12 while winning
only seven from the Staters ... leading
long ball hitter Walt Haase blasted a halfdozen
homers in 15 CCAA games and appears
a solid bet to retain CCAA first team
honors for second straight year ... Haase
smashed three in last three games, two
traveling more than 420 feet ... Another
all-league possibility is outfielder Dick Pomeroy
who patrols center field next to Haase
in right ... Pitcher Dick Walker opened

Pre-game batting and fielding practice.
A grand slam homer for Mike Brown.
the 1954 season by hurling an 18-0 nohitter
over Whittier ... after four losses to
service clubs, State came back to beat
Camp Pendleton, Loyola and Naval Training
Center ... League opener was an 8-5
over bitter rival Fresno with Mickelsen spacing
out 10 hits and Pomeroy collecting two
triples and a double ... Double win over
Pepperdine, 18-6, 11-3, raised loop mark to
3-0 ... When Santa Barbara fell , 9-4 , in
first game of double-header, third straight
title looked bright . . . Gauchos, however,
took nightcap, 8-3, and losses came with a
rush ... Cal Poly won, 3-0, Pepperdine
gained revenge, 5-2, Fresno roared back
hard, 10-9, 7-1, and Los Angeles upset the
cart, 6-2 ... Tucking in their belts, Smithmen
doubly reversed Poly loss, 6-2, 9-0,
hammered LA State, 9-8, 13-0, and ended
season with a 7-2 win over Gauchos ...
pitchers Mickelsen, Jim Poole, Walker and
Bert Grigsby gave Staters a top mound staff
and a good batting attack also ... Mickelsen
was the top hitting pitcher and Poole
was a close second . . . catchers Ed Scott,
Joe Rainbolt and Kenn Pattison were short
on hitting, but were good defensively ...
Frank Richardson, a 5'8" freshman, han-
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died first base the last half of the season
with a plastic face mask, a result of a midseason
call ision ... keystone duo of Dick
Warren were improving at season's end and
~arren held down the fourth spot in the
lineup for most of the year ... Jim Blocker
at third came up with late season homers
to. win some games ... Jim Beasley and
Mike Brown vied for left field position with
Beasley used for defensive situotions and
~rown .for his left-handed swinging on short
right, field fence and area just beyond
Pomeroy picked up 100 per cent an hitting
from last year and proved a fine center field
guardian ... Haase switched to right in last
half of campaign and the move seemed to
affect his bottinq for the better ... Grigsby
will leave the hurling staff along with Poole,
both seniors completing their eligibility with
a good record behind them ... entire infield,
including reserves is eligible to re-
, '
turn, as is the 0 u t fie Id, except slugger
Haase ... Scott will graduate, leaving a
large gap in the catching duties.
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Joe Rainbolt
Catcher
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Coach Charles "Choc" Sportsman. A gentleman and a scholar.
Track
Mike Console
Mile
Hollis Barber
Distance
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Don Foster eyes lead runner
in mile relay race.
A California Collegiate' Athletic Association high jump championship
goes to Joe Page for the second consecutive year.
Jim Hunt brings
the CCAA mile title to SDSC.
SDSC finished its 1954 season with three
victories in six meets and placed well in
invitational competition ... Coach Choc
Sportsman brought his men up to a surprise
second place in the California Collegiate
Athletic Association all-league meet at
San Diego, May 1 ... Joe Page retained
his title in the high jump by going over at
6'4%" ... Jim Hunt captured the mile in
4:27.4 ahead of teammate Bill Gookin ...
Page and Jack Razzetto grabbed off most
of the headlines with their high jumping
antics, Razzetto clearing 6'5Y2" and Page
doing 6'4 3 ,4" ... State opened its season
with an upset win over Naval Training
Center, 57Y3 to 54~, Camp Pendleton
trailing with 26 ... 440 relay team of Len
Bloom, Dan Bain, Dale Roherkasse and
Nygaard took a first in 44.9 ... Distance
medley squad of Don Foster, Bill Howell,
Jim Hunt and Marty Donahue scampered
home in the lead in 11:56.2 to take another
first against favored Bluejackets ... First
Annual Southern Pacific AAU relays sow
Aztecs grab a third in the two-mile .relay,
while individual winners were Page In the
high jump, 6'4", a second-place .broad jump
of 22'8" for Don Donnelly, a third for Razzetto
in the high jump, a second in the
distance medley behind Arizona State, and
a tie for third in the pole vault for Howell
and Bill Heaton ... Failure to place a man
in the weights forced Staters to drop a
69 1/6-63 7/12 decision to Pendleton In a
five-way affair ... Hunt w~mthe 880, Donahue
the mile and two-mile, Razzetto the
high jump and the mile relay foursome ?f
Roherkasse, Foster, Hunt and Bloom In
3:33.6 ... Aztecs "Iost" a triangular meet
Over the bar at 12' 6".
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6' 2" and just starting for Jack Razzetto.
Willie Anderson hits 21 feet on an early jump.
with Whittier and Pepperdine, then won
when a Pepperdine runner was later ruled
ineligible ... Pepperdine first scored 63Y2,
SDSC 57Y2, and Whittier 41 ... When
Wave Bill Johnson's four first places were
discounted, SDSC's total was switched to
64 Y2, Whittier was upped to 49, and Pepperdine
slumped off to 48Y2 ... Trip to
Arizona for night dualfest with U. of Arizona
saw too much depth spi II San Diego
85-46 . . . Wi Idcats took 11 of 15 places
and swept the shot and discus ... Page
flipped out a 178-foot javelin, Hunt took
!he f?ur-Iapper in 4:26.7, Donahue romped
In with a 10.01 two-mile and Razzetto
placed tops with a 6'3Y2'" jump ... Los
Angeles invaded Aztec Oval and limped
home with an 82-49 defeat ... Hunt ran
a 4:27 mile and Bain was a surprise winner
in the javelin ... he also took the low
hurdles and placed second in the high hur-
. dies behind former Stater Bob Mahon ...
Razzetto's 6'4" effort and Donahue's 9:48.8
were good for firsts in the high jump and
two-mile ... Distance Medley team traveled
to Santa Barbara for annual Easter Relays
and took home a third place in 10:31 behind
USC and Occidental ... UCLA won
its seventh straight over San Diego, 100-31,
though top marks were turne~ in. by Hunt
and Bloom ... Jim won the mile In 4:20.4,
lifetime best for him, and Len took the 140
in 51.5, ahead of Uclan star Jack Dad~y
... Razzetto and Page tie for top spot In
their specialty with 6'33~" tries ... 011-
league meet saw Fr~sno ~epeat as tea';l
titlists for second straight time, but State s
second place was an upset over Pepperdine.
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Tail
+
enders of the all-CCAA 440-yard dash finals.
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191

Golf
Del Sud goes to press with California Collegiate
Athletic Association all-league meet
sti II to be held . . . Staters favored to cop
fourth straight loop title ... Linksters dumped
LA State in season opener 54-4, with Howie
Esterton firing a 77 to cop low score honors
... Marvin Braddock scored a 76 in second
match and San Diego outshot Long Beach
48-6 ... ex-footballer Del Linam banged the
ball 76 times in Los Angeles and Pepperdine
fell 54-0 ... Naval Training Center ended
winning ways by chipping out a 32-22 win
... Loyola displayed one of California's top
golfing teams by sinking SDSC 38-16, dropping
Aztec record to 3-2 ... Following 27-27
tie with Colorado U., Staters came home fifth
place in the Sou. Cal. Invitational at Bell Air
in Los Angeles . . . USC thumped Scott's
mashiemen 43-11, but State downed Camp
Pendleton 29-25, reversing a 50-4 defeat ear-
Iier in the season. . .
Coach Frank Scott
4th stra:ght
o f
Wre tling
Gym asfies
Left to right, Row 1: Don Chas~,. Marvin Braddock, Don Neal, Hal Nease. Row 2: Coach Frank Scott, Greg
Berg, Don Heinrich, Jack Lamb, Bill McHorney, Del Linam, Martin Schroeder.
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Coach Harry
A good
Broadbent
year
Aztec grapplers won two, lost three, tied
one, in dual meet competition this year ...
opening loss to Col Poly, 20-16, meant loss
of CCM title hopes .... After 21- 19 loss to
Navy Air Pac, Broadbent's men bounced
bock to thump powerful Son Jose State 23-
10.... Stanford University fell to mat men
21-13 at Polo Alto .... Navy chomps Sub-
FlotOne downed Staters, 26-15 .... SDSC
marred perfect record of University of California
at Los Angeles wrestling to a 16-16
standoff with Uclans .... PCIWA meet at
Cal Poly saw Aztecs come in fourth place
· .. top man on the squad was Frank Giglitto,
147 -pounder who often took on 160-
pounders .... Ron Gerra rd was the top 115-
pounder, taking a surprise second in PCI-
WA matches .... Andy Castiglione rated
tops in 167 -pound class being a hard man
to keep down .... Heavyweight class was
mixed between Dick Suszko, Bob Newton.
· .. Jim Hansen ruled over 177 -pounders
and Harry Higgins was head 191-pounder.
· .. Don Hall was outstanding freshman,
winning over Col Poly by a fall. ... Staters
were forced to forfeit his match as frosh
were ineligible to compete so Mustangs
were "handed" league championship.
Front row Ron Gerrard, George Mangusing, Byron Meyers,
Frank Gig(itto Andy Castigl ione. Top, Coach Broadbent, Jim
Hansen, Harr; Higgins, Ed Johns, John Polos, Forbes Anderson.
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Coach Fred Kasch
Coach Fred Kasch's men highlighted thei"r
season by capturing first place in the Southwest
Pacific Border AAU ... rolled up 63
points to lead the San Diego YMCA with
35 ... Aztec Charlie Mcintire won third
place in individual point totals ... In their
only CCAA competition, Staters were dumped
by Cal Poly, 32-58 ... taking part in rope,
bar and trampoline action this season were
Gene Albertini, Herb Black, Buckley Dam,
Mike Flemming, Jim Fox, Bob Fuller, Pat
Jordan, Charlie Mcintire, Carl Miller, Harry
Siayen, Jerry Tooze, Ray Yeakle and Danny
Yelvington ... Flemming is tops in parallel
bar, Fuller works on the rings, and Black also
on parallel bars ... cancellations dimmed
action this season, but San Diego had two
plocers in the Novice Southern Pacific AAU
... Tooze placed second in the long horse
and Black awarded a fourth on parallel bars.
Herb Black on the parallel bars.
Cy
• Ie
Left to right, Row 1: Mike Fleming, Carl Miller Harry Siayen Charles Mclntj e Row 2:
Pat Jordan, Bob Fuller, Walt Price, Bob Phelps, Herb Black.' r .
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Up and over.
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Aztecs
• In
Greasepaint
... The fall semester opened without our
Director of Theatre, Mr. Hunton D. Sellman,
who was on sabbatical leave to New York
City observing the current commercial theatre
there and gathering material for a text bock
... Mr. E. Kingsley Povenmire was appointed
Director of Theatre and the Aztec Theatre
Guild's president, Phyllis Hetrick, welcomed
new members to the Guild at the annual fall
party in the Little Theatre ... The first play,
Deirdre of the Sorrows, by John M. Synge, was
directed by Guest Director Mrs. Priscilla M.
Sellman, with assistant director Helen Reed.
Leading characters were Anita Baker as Deirdre,
G. Waldo Meads as Naisi and Phyllis B.
Hetrick as Lavarcham ... The second production
opened November 27 with Idiot's Delight,
by Robert E. Sherwood and directed by Mr.
Ken Jones. Irene was played by Marian Andrews
and Pete Launder took the part of
Harry Van. Assistant Director was Stan
Green . . . The 26th Annual One-Act Play
Top: Shirley Bamford, Pat Hansen, Helen Reed, and" Jesse
Horner in a scene from One Act Play tournament entry Riders
to the Sea."
Middle: Audrey Tennison and Carmen Sturak as two. of the
"Affected Young Ladies" in the One Acts shown With Bob
Chambers and Dick Mattson.
Bottom: A second act scene from the comedy "Idiot's Delight"
which starred Pete Launder and Marian Andrews.
T
alre
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Tournament opened January 15th. Plays included
Red Peppers, by Noel Coward; Les
Precieuses Ridicules, by Moliere; Riders to the
Sea, by J. M. Synge, and The Ring of General
Macias, by Josephina Niggli. Awards were
presented as best director of comedy, Don
Ward ... best director of serious play, Vol
McClure . . . best actress in major comedy
role, Anita Baker ... best major serious role,
Trudy Jordy ... best actor in major serious
role, David Mayo ... best actress in a supportinq
role, Janice Gardner best actor
in a supporting role, Stan More and best
set designer, Dick Baschky . . . With the
spring semester, Mr. Sellman returned as
Chairman of the Speech Arts Department.
The first Theatre Guild meeting, he presented
a report of the plays he had seen while in
New York ... The third production of the
Theatre Guild was The Inspector General, by
Nikolai Gogol and directed by Mr. Povenmire.
The Mayor was played by John Donnelly, with
Ivan Alexandrovitch Hlestakov by Robert
Chambers. Assistant Di rector was Dawn Eckhoff.
The last production of the Theatre
Guild was The Grass Harp, by Truman Capote
and directed by Mr. Sellman. The cast included
Helen Reed as Catherine Creek, Jesse
Horner as Coli in, Phyll is Hetrick as Dolly, and
Marian Andrews as Verena and Ed Hickok as
Judge Cool and Don Ward as Dr. Morris Ritz.
TOp: The last Theatre Guild production of the season, "The
Grass Harp." was a heralded success. Jesse Horner, Phyllis Hetrick
and Helen Reed took the leading roles.
Middle: John Donnelly, as the mayor, finds out that the "Inspector
General" is an imposter.
Bottom, left: Stage hands make a scene shift for the "Inspector
General" under the guidance of AI Fodor, head of the stage
crew, and Phyllis Hetrick, stage manager.
Bottom, right: Deirdre in the arms of Lavarcham as portraye~
by Anita Baker and Phyllis Hetrick in "Deirdre of the Sorrows.
Music
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Aztec
Marching
Hand
Drum
Majorettes:
Betty Passarino, Diane Penry, and Adrienne Spore.
NORMAN ROST
Aztec Band Director
Under the able leadership of Norman
Rost, the Marching Band achieved new
heights in the stunning football shows and
spirited musical performances during the
football season. Mr. Rost claims the University
of Michigan as his Alma Mater.
Before the war he was a professional musician
in Chicago and later became a band
director while in the Army.
Flag
Twirlers:
Harriet Ruben, Eleanor Layton an d Norma Burnett.
Song Leaders: .
d Chris RUiz.
Pat Peterson, Ruth Freyler an
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Women's
Glee
under the capable direction of Deane Smith
Symphony
Orchestra
These hard-working groups have many demands for performances
at churches, before various civic organizations, and on
campus ... Symphony Orchestra composed of the same personnel
as Marching and Symphony Bands ... annual Music Department
Christmas Concert received high praise ... Symphony Hand
and Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Pattee Evenson
and Julius Leib, respectively ... noted for their wide repertoire.
Quarte
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e
San Diego State College Mixed Chorus
Men's Glee Club
directed
by Miss Springston

Robert Benjamin and Dr. John Ackley, lower
upper division coaches respectively.
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West Point Debate Tournament: National Championships:
Third Place: Snyder, Acord.
Western States Championships-College of Pacific:
First Place: Senior Mens Debate-Brown, Strauss.
First Place: Junior Womens-Picaizen, Moskowitz.
First Place: Womens oratory-Picaizen.
First Place: Junior Womens impromptu-Picaizen.
SWEEPSTAKES
State Championships-Debate-Cal Tech:
First Place: Junion Mens Debate-McPeak, Acord.
Second Place: Senior Womens Debate-Warriner,
Bird.
State Championships-Individual Events-U.c. L.A.
First Place: Senior Mens Extempe-Brown.
First Place: Junior Womens Interpretation-
Picaizen.
First Place: Junior Mens Impromptu-McPeak.
SWEEPSTAKES
Pepperdine Invitational Tournament:
First Senior Mens Debate: Snyder, Acord.
First Junior Womens Debate: Montgomery, Ward.
First Senior Mens Extempe: Snyder.
SWEEPSTAKES
Arizona Championships:
First Senior Mens Debate: Snyder, Acord.
Second Senior Mens Debate: Arnhym, Weston.
Western States Invitational-Fresno:
First Junior Womens Debate: Picaizen, Moskowitz.
Second Senior Mens Debate: Arnhym, Weston.
Second Senior Womens: Longman, Wood.
SWEEPSTAKES
Occidental Tournament of Peers:
Second Interpretative Reading: Elmiree Childs.
SWEEPSTAKES
U.S.c. Penthalon:
First Mens Oratory: Tony McPeak.
Second Mens Interpretative Reading: McPeak.
First Womens Oratory: Picaizen.
Second Womens Extempe: Picaizen.
Top: Lewis Acord and Joel Snyder, upper division debaters
who took third place in the West Point tournament.
S.econd,left to right, Seated: Sally Bird, Jennie Jo War-
~ner: Standing: Andy Brown, Dr. John Ackley, upper
IVISlondebate coach; Sarah Longman and Matt Straus.
Third. Lower division winners in the championship tour-
~arnents of the Western States are: Seated, le~t to right:
da Plcalzen and Elynor Moskowitz. Standing: Tony
McPeakand Loren Acord Margie Montgomery and Mary
Ward. t ,
~ttom. Lower division debaters. Row 1, left to right:
Aabel Brown, Harvey Goodfriend, Tony M~Peak, Loren
Cord, Elynor Moskowitz Mary Ward Margie Montgom-
~?,Dr. Robert Benjami~, lower divis'ion coach. Row 2:
arry Steinmetz Lee Granell Andy Simpson, Jerry Daw-
SOnand Ada Pi~aizen. '
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Homecoming
Eloda Miller Grigsby, Homecoming Queen of 1953.
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Delta Sigma Phi's "Doggone Football" won the best portrayal
of theme picturing a brown, black and white dog emerging from
a football.
Homecoming
Highlights
1953
Candidates put on their best smiles as they pass
the judges at the Homecoming banquet.
SDSC President Malcolm A. Love welcomed
alumni and guests to the Homecoming banquet,
which was held Friday night.
Song leaders Ruth Freyler, Chris Ruiz and Pat Peterso danced
to th~ "Red and Black" as 400 SDSC students loane~ them a
c1appmg hand.
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Kappa Alpha's float passed in review along EI Cajon Blvd.,
where 4 000 spectators applauded and cheered festivities.
Slidin the trombone in a fast Dixieland number was a. member
of th; SDSC Pep Band that played for the Homecommg Rally
held in the Quad Friday.
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Surprise of the Homecoming parade was Kappa Sigmas "Question
Mark." Last in the parade, Kappa Sig's float presented a
fitting finale to festivities.

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Winner of the grand sweepstakes award for th thi d
ti P' K e Ir consecurve
year was I, appa Alpha fraternity, Reversing the theme
fhor the floats, P, KA s yellow and brown giraffe snuggled it
ead between two coeds. I s
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~ith white fangs gleaming, Gamma Phi Beta sorority's grey
Campus Wolf" rested on a tuft of green crepe paper.
Omega's float had Montezuma,
looking over the situation,
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Oxy!" Alpha Tau Omega's first-place fraternity
was equipped with smoke screen.

Songleaders cuddled SDSC's new mascot, a donkey, which was
selected in an all-school election.
A typica.l California fall day-crisp and
clear-greeted 3,000 spectators who lined
EI Cajon Boulevard, November 7, to cheer
26 organization - sponsored floats and 23
formal-clad queen candidates. .
Led by the AFROTC Color Guard and
Drill Team ond the SDSC Marching Band,
floors depicting the theme "Monty Picks a
Mascot" were interspersed with shiny new
convertibles carrying queen co. nd idates,
from whom six finalists had been chosen
at a banquet the night before.
Silver dust and sequins sparkled under
a bright winter sun as the procession, whose
grand marshal was retired Dean Charle
Peterson, moved slowly from Oregon Street
to College Avenue.
Parading around the stadium before
game-time were the judges' choices: Kappa
Alpha Theta's kangaroo, first in the
sorority division; Alpha Tau Omega's
skunk, first in the fraternity division; and
Pi Kappa Alpha's giraffe, sweepstakes winner.
Also, Delta Sigma Phi's dog, best portrayal
of theme; Tau Kappa Epsi len's stork,
best use of flowers; Lambda Chi Alpha's
Monty, novelty award; Alpha Phi Omega's
mascot den, independent award.
Queen Eloda Miller, Alpha Phi sponsored
by Sigma Chi fraternity, reigned over the
game which saw SDSC top Occidental, 14-
7. In her court were Sandra Wessling, Barbara
Lentz, Lillian Ellison, Kay Gillette and
Leanne Shively, who were presented at half
time.
Sharing honors with Queen Eloda was
SDSC's new mascot , a four-month-old burro,
who was also presented at half time.
The mascot was chosen by the student body
at an election the previous week.
The blonde, petite queen, crowned by
Norman Nygaard, team fullback, was presented
with a trophy and a bouquet of
white roses. Queen Eloda and her court
reigned over the Homecoming dance that
night in the Balboa Park Club.
Publications
Queen Eloda stands with her five attendants at the close of
half-time festivities. The queen and court were chosen at a
banquet Friday night.
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Left to right, Row 1: Martin Herrle, Ed Rosenthal. Row 2: Wanda Borer,
Muriel Daren, Marilyn Ueland, Janice Franken, Rajean Adelblue. Row 3:
Weaver, Bruce Nicholson, John Sexton, Don Swan, Berta Lewis, Alice Dubow.
Barbara Wolter,
Jim Haas, Bob
219

ANNIS QUIGGLE,
Managing Editor
BARBARA WOLTER
News Editor
BOB WALKER
Copy Editor
Aztec
Spring
BEVERLY
BEYETTE
Spring Editor
Left to right, Seated: Muriel Daron, Gerry Eisenmann. Standing: Don Swan, Margie Petz,
Rex Stafford, Sheila Clendenin, Dave Stanley,
220

Del
Sudoeste
BLAIR
It
BOB WALLER
Co-Editor
Annual siege began in old office
near the Cafe ... November found the
yearbook staff in a new location, the
. old Aztec Shack ... Co-Editors Jeanne
Kloss Blair and Bob Waller thought
problems were solved in less congested
area of campus, but soon found more
visitors than ever in the shack ...
students constantly asking to see their
pictures ... usual headaches among
staff members and photographers when
picture schedules have to be met ...
e-ngravers try to understand strange
markings on backs of photos ... Wednesday
night sessions of burning the
midnight oil ... Bob Waller receives
Air Force orders to report for duty in
May ... two weeks before deadline,
Goldf~s starts selling ads ... Jim
Neyenesch lends his ever-helping hand
in meeting last deadline ... summer
brings hope of much needed vacations
for all concerned ....
•
PAT McDERMOTT
Student Government and Faculty Editor MARIAN KN IGHT
Sorority Editor
222
223
JONI WILLIAMS and JOE STCWERS
Art Editors

WEEKS and BEVERLY BEYETTE
Copy Editors
IVERSON and DICK THURMOND
Photographers
JOEL GOLDFUS
Advertising Manager
. Ch . of the Journalism Department and advisor
Arthur W~eS~d a~~~~ec and Jim Julian, Public Relations Director.
Del Sud Staff publications Staff
Staff, left to right, Row 1: Olivia Rosa, Nancy
Hunsberger, Row 2: Nancy Kirwin, Carole
Simmons, Bonnie Morrison, Sheleah O'Brien,
226
ive: Arthur Wimer, Chairman Journalism Depart-
'ht' Dr Hodge, Faculty Represent~~n~il Representative; Dr. Wllcox, Chairman PU?-
Publications Board, lefdtto t~lg g' Ma~ager; Ronnie GreeBnbber Cller g , Co-Editor Del Sudoeste; Jeanne Kloss Blair,
W
G Idf sAver Ism D' cror: 0 a,
,:,en~; JoeBI d' J~~ Julian, Public Reldati0'Cs ~~~I R;presentative.
Iicattons oar '5 d teo Tom Goodbo y, ou
Co-Editor Del u oes ,
227

PAT STARR
Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha
Fratern-ty
Favurlfes
JOAN BUTTERWORTH
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
228
229

FAY SEIFERT
Dream Girl of Delta Sigma Phi
JONI WILLIAMS
Moonlight Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa
CAROLE SKINNER
Queen of the Sigma Pi Orchid Ball
PHYLLIS FLEMING
Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha
JOY GUNSON
Sweetheart of Tau Kappa EpsiIon
230
231

The AFROTC had a very full calendar
of activities this year ... picnic at Admiral
Baker Field ... cadet officers' call at the
Admiral Kidd Club where the Arnold Air
Society, honorary Air Force fraternity, also
held their initiation ... athletic competition
(volleyball, basketball, touch ball, softball)
... Air Force Ball at the EI Cortez
which was preceded with a dinner for cadet
officers and their dates ... participated in
Founders' Day competed for the Lockheed
Trophy drill team competition at
Occidental College ... held Final Awards
Review ... regular Thursday drills ...
included in training program are classroom
instruction, field trips, rifle practice ...
college year ended with Annual Federal
Inspection ....
A typical parade day formation on the drill field.
Mid-year graduates enjoying a parade with the staff.
AFROTC
I
232
The band at one of their quieter
moments.
233

Standing, Ronald Stanton and Gerald Moss; front row, Eldon Winston,
recipients of the Air Force Reserve Unit Plaque, Walter Hepner
Plaque and Convair Plaque, respectively.
Recognized at the Senior Awards Day assembly as distinguished
AFROTC graduates were: front, I-r, James Roberts, Lowell Culver;
standing, Tom O'Brien, Joel Snyder.
PAT STARR
Queen of the AFROTC Ball
Winners of the Republic Aviation Award, Air Force Association Squadron Award, and Air Force
Association Award respectively are: l-r, Art Belenzon, John Irwin, Tom O'Brien.
, . n es to co-eds Sandra Wessling, Phyllis
Cade~ Colonel Tom 0 BrieStaar~nSha~on Fisher, and Jody Wulbern that they
Fleming, Mary Czapar, Pdatdates for AFROTC Queen.
have been chosen as can I
~-.,..--~
A"'ard
Winners
235

BARRI E CAPSTAFF
Delta Sigma Phi
Blue
Ball
Book
Belle of the Blue Boo 801·,-
The Blue Book Ball signals the end of each, semester ...
b h d
f exams . ' . each fraternity sponsors a
cele rates teen
O
.
did the Fall semster, Freshman candidates were
can I ate ' ' . . did d
d f th
first time Senior can I ates were sponsor.e
chosen an ,or e , .' d h
. S' nnouncement of the winners IS mo e t e
In the pnng .. , a
night of the respective dances. ' ..
237

Fall
JUN
Alph
DWARDS
Tau Om ga
BLUE
HOOK
BALL
JODY WUlBERN
Tau Kappa Epsilon
BONNIE BULLOCK
Kappa Alpha
BONNIE COOPER
Theta Chi JEANNETTE GOlUS
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
NINA McCONNEll
lambda Chi Alpha
TWEETIE SMITH
Zeta Beta Tau
OLIVIA ROSA
Sigma Chi

Spring
BARBARA
Pi Kappa
JONES
Alpha
EMILY SANCHEZ
Alpha Tau Omega
BARBARA VON
Kappa Alpha
BLUE BOO K BALL
NANCY DUNCAN
Sigma Phi Epsilon
SANDRA WESSLING
Zeta Beta Tau
BETTISU
Kappa
JONES
Sigma
KAY GILLETTE
Sigma Chi
PAT EARNEST
Phi Sigma Kappa
CAROL ALST ADT
Theta Chi

The Aztec Shops, Ltd., a non-profit
corporation, was establ ished to serve
Aztecs primarily in supplying them
food and educational material. The
Shops, under the supervision of Graduate
Manager Dickie Thomas, also
handle the accounting functions of the
San Diego State College Foundation
and the Associated Students.
Self-service came to the Bookstore
this past school year. With it, came
more efficient handling of student and
faculty purchases. New items were
added to the gondolas and other fixtures.
The book Iist, distributed to all
students, helped speed things up during
the rush periods.
A Mezzanine stock room complete
with an automatic hoist was added.
The Bookstore is better prepared to
serve a growing
lege.
San Diego State Col-
Resting from their chores in the patio and the cafe
kitchen are left to right: Millie Zivan, Dorothy lsorn,
Anna Cavanaugh, Fannie Ross Eva Kennedy and Lil
Dailey.
'
Leh to right are Angie Elrod, Ethel Seigle, Viola Mowery,
Julie Fillweber, Ada Jones and Jo Benson. They hold
forth in the main cafe.
Here's a glance of the new serving counter in the main
cafe. The girls in the foreground look pretty firmly
entrenched.
icki Th is waited on by his
Graduate Manager Die Ie hoo~a~elieving at one of the
secretary, Pat Nordstrom, w
check-out stands.
Aztec Shops,
Ltd.
hanges dur-
The Cafe made ~any c lete First,
ing the school year J~st com~w fioor of
the main ::afeTw~s glvfl~ ~ere covered
asphalt tile. e wa er ink
with several coats of nurs s Yaltered to
The serving cou~t~r ~a in this area.
increase serving. efflc~~r: installed in
Two large a~nln~~esh tomatoes were
the Cafe Petie. ith no inadded
to the hamburgers w
crease in cost .. d enus excited the
New and vane. m tele
Oh yes, the
appetites of the c11~nto t~n cents!
price of coffee wen
"Wh ,
(Ief ee. We passed Our finals again." Andy Randequ.es
I
t) and Jerry Bevilacqua cafe manager proudly dispay
their "A." ' ,
242
these Bookstore
. I t his head over f Id Maxine
This Aztec lothano os h I ft Ruby May re ,
from tee ,
girls! They are, . and Lyall Tucker.
Grove, Gay Macklin Lovell Baker, sto~e
ff e force plus M Marjone
Here is the ShoPt dO IC are left to righ~ . rSZehel and
handyman, The .a res M~y Wilbert, oru
Baker, Bernice Linton,
Joan deSelm, M anine, Of course,
f om the ezz
A shot of the Bookst d:e s ~ater!
it was changed two y
243

Dr. Lewis
B. Lesley
A faculty member for thirty years, Dr. Lewis B. Lesley died
within one month of the completion of the 1953-54 school year.
A distinguished historian, Dr. Lesley was also a devoted
fraternity man, serving as advisor to his own fraternity, Theta
Chi, and to the Inter-fraternity Council.
During the time he taught here Dr. Lesley saw State College
grow from a small normal school to the great institution it is
today.
His annual reading of Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol"
became a college legend; a legend that will in the years to come,
perpetuate the memory of one who gave so much to his beloved
college.
".
244
245

Index
and
Advertisers
Bunker, Georgia -.-.------ ..-- __ 65
Burner, Carol ----.------ 25
Burnett, Barbara __ .116
Burns, Frances ------.--- 122
Burton, Nancy _. . . 25
Busby, Kathleen ..-----. 103, 116
Butler, Beverly ..--- .. .._67, 104. 110
Butler, Carolyn ------.----- 67, 110
Butterworth, Joan ----.-- __ 120, 229
Butts, Mary -.... -----.--.-- 26
C
Cagle, Bernadene
Caldwell, Ann
-----.--.--
.. ..
26
120
Caldwell, Phyllis ---- .... --_. 26, 120
Cameron, Barbara - ------------ .._26
Camillo, Barbara ...__26,70, 103, 104 120
Campbell,
Capstaft,
Willa -.-----...-------
Mary ..--.--.--.----.
. :..116
120, 237
Carey, Donna .-.-- ..------------
Carlsen, Valerie ---.--.----- ... ..
120
.__ 27
Carls,?n, Jean .------...-----... .. 67, 122
Carmichael, Barbara .------.--... __._... 27
Carothers, Mary ..__. . .._. 27
Carroll, Shirley ---.-.-----..----_ ..__ ._._ .. 114
Cathcart, Jacqueline _. _98.103,118
Catlin, Donna ..---.-----..-_ .._ __ . 27
~~ish':,i;.,,~%~~y--::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!_~~
Clapp, Janet .._. ..... 28.120 241
Clark, Barbera .-------.--- .._. .: 104; 110
Clark, Beth ---------.----.---.---- 81
Clendenin, Sheila .-----_.__._. .... _116, 220
Cliff, Janet _ _ .. _ .. _ 28
Clingman, Mary H. 28, 66, 67 97 114
Close,. Marilyn ------- ....
Cobleigh, Nancy ..
._28, 1'04:107
.. __ 76
Coker, Carrol .------.-__.
Colaianni, Eleanor .
._28, 107
81
Coldiron, Betty . ._ _ 76,82
Collamer, Shirley 67. 78, 97, 116
Collins, Norma . 103, 104, 122
Copitas, Sally .. . 29
Cooper, Bonnie . . .11 B, 238
Cooper, Hazelmae . ._._. 122
Cooper, Sally Ann . 110
Corbett, Thea .. . 114
Cottam, Paula . 29
Cotton, Peggy . 110
~~~; ~~~;~hy ::::::::::::::::::_::::::::::~~~ J ~~
Cox, Gloria . __126
Crawley, Martha 76, 110
Crock, Mary . _124
Croll, Sandy . 76, 126
Crouch, Jeanette 81, 114
Curtis, Patricia 65, 118
Czapar, Mary ._..71
D
Dale, Elizabeth 124,239
Daly, Nancy . 103, 118
Damsbo, Marion . 29
Daron, MUriel
Datar-Singh. A.
72, 122, 220
81
Davis, Barbara
Davis, Margaret __ ._---.---.-
114
_. 30
Davis, Shirley. 116
Day, Doris -__
Dearth, Donna _ __.
205
114
Deatrick.
Deatrick,
Mary
Rae .
.. _.
.. __ ._
73
102, 112
Deeds, Loretta
Deitrich, Mary _
108
_ 67
Denham, Constance.. 104,126
Desselle. Maureen 79
Devin, Karolyn 122
Dewey. Diane ._ __ 108
Deyo, Phyllis ..
Dickey. Patricia
67,76
30
Dickson, Donna 67,98,104,108
Dickson, Nancy 126
Dikins, Helen _ 103
Ditmars, Marllou 108
Dodge, Elizabeth
Donahey, Dorene
30,79, 120
30
Dorntge. Mary 108
Doughty, Carol 102, 104, 114
Dowers, Diane 110
Downham, Nickie 118
Draper, Leanna 120
Dubow, Alice . 219
Duncan, Nancy...
Dunkl, Rita _.....
76, 102, 104, '12,240
30
Du Paul, Jeanne
Durward, Dorothy
103,118
31, 65
E
Eads, Mary ___ 103, 122
Earnest,
Eckhoff,
Patricia
Dawn
31,241
31
Edwards, June 103,106,239
Eisenman, Gerry 31, 220
Ekram, Phyllis __ 120
Ellis, Margaret _ 65
Ellis, Patricia _... _ ... ._ 103
Ellison, Odla .__.. __ 31
Ellison, Lillian __.... __ ._. 31, 102, 108
Elser, Natalie _. .. ._.____ _. 31
Engberg, Marilyn ..__.... __.... 106
Entringer, Diane ._.. _.... __. . _.. _._104,122
F
Farrar, Marie B. ._.. ,__. 31, 102, 110
Farrell, Mary .... . .__._____ 82
Felber, June .. . . . 67,124
FergUSON!Joan ._. __. 102, 116
H
~E~:~~re~y::==:::::::=::::=::::=::::::-:-::.l
Fisher, Sharon . 104, 124
Flaherty, Sharon . .. .79, 98, 110
Fleming, Phyllis . . .. . 231, 239
Fleming, Winifred ._.._. .. ...__. ..32
~~I~~ir~'Jj1~~~eth..-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:.~g
Frahser, D LOriS
Fr ncisco, JoAnn
Frank, Betsy
Frank n, J anic
Freem n, Manlyn
Fresh !:t Dolor s H.
Frey

I
Kelley Cleaning
(better - longer
248
Karns, Arlene -----------------66-6i-Y04 ------
108
40
Karns, Carol F. --------------- , , , 117
Katz, Barbara
4 _106
Kay, LoWayne ------- ---.----------98,10 , 79
~~::~~t,
M~~~y --::::::--::-::::---::::::::::::----i--l~~
Kelly, Barbara. -.------- 10 , 4)
Kemprath, Marilyn -- - -------------------- 106
~r~:.e~II~~~~~~::::---::-:::::::::::::::::==~~:
\~i
Patton, Patricia -- ---------------- ..65, 123
Paularena, Harriett ----- 121
Pearson, Gloria ---------__ ___111
King, Nancy ----·-----------------·-41124 226 Penland, Suzanne -- .--.-- 104 107
Kirwin Nancy --- -----
r
Penners, Suzanne ----------- 124, 239
Knight, Marian 41,72, 104, 124, g~
Krebs, Carol ----------- - -----------118 238
~~~?~~~' B~~~Zra-::::::::::::::::-~::~~:...__ :_ 41
L 4
Lacy, Shirley --------------------------------98- J ~6
Lagle, Eileen_. ---- -- ---- - ------41' 110
Larrabee Cynthia ------------------- r
larson Carolyn 104, 108
Larson' Dona 98, 104, 114
Laughton, Constance . 79
t:~T;r~nN;I~~: :::: __:__::::::::---:::::::: J g~
Lawyer, Mary ---.------- - --.- 1~T
---:~::~:~~:_~:::::::::::::==
J g~
tm~tt~~~~~y
Lees, 'Shirley ------- J~?
Lentz Barbara ___ 42,
Leppe'rt, Mary
Lepsch Beverly
42, 103, 118
79
Lester' Charolotte _ 42
Leveq~e, Yvonne
Lewis Berta
_
.
104, 115
219
Likin; Helen _ _ 122
Longr:.an, Sarah 42,80,96,209
Lovell, Jacqueline _ ----- ~~
Lowrey, Lee .
Luckenbach, Janet _ _ . 123
Lyman, Bonney 77
Lynch, A. M'Liss 123
M
MacCauley, Mary Jane _ 65
Madden, Betty . 42, 108
Mann, Catherine ____ 42
Mann, Katherine
Mann, Marlene_____
42, 104, 112
115
Mansfield, Pauline 77, 112
Martinolich, Joan 107
Massey, Joan 107
Mastronski, Mona __43
Maxey, Lynette 112, 80
Maxwell, Judith . 118
Mayfield, Jo Ann __ 43
McClain, Mary Lou
McClintock, Willa
72, 98,
_
110
127
McCollom, Dorothy
McCollom, Joan
103, 81,
104,
117
117
McConnell, Nina 125, 238
McCormick, Patricia 110
McDavitt, Pat
__112
McDermott, Patricia
McDonald, Martha
78, 224
_ 123
McGee, Patricia 44, 102, 110
McGill, Sally .__. 80, 104, 123
McGraner, Joane __. . ._ 127
McGraw, Kathryn . . .__ 110
McGrew, Marjorie . 77
Mciver, Anstiss _. . 44
McKay, Mary Ellen H . 44
Mclaughlin, Rita . .__. 123
Mclear, Ann .___ _. 112
McNabb, Patricia . __63, 64, 72, 73
McNamara, Marilyn ._._
104, 107
44
McNary, Barbara .71, 98, 103, 104,
, 109, 125
McNulla, Alecia -----. 103, 109
McRae, Adele .__ 98, 123
Merrill, Jacquelin .44, 104, 118, 241
Merriman, Ann --.------ . . .77, 115
Mihaika, Elaine . . 79
Mihlman, Arline _.
Miller, Claudine
. ---
. _.
. 105
44
MilIer, Diane -----------------.
Miller, Miram . .
.__.123
.__ 44
Miller, Patsy -----------.-__.
Miller, Ruby R. .
. 112
.__123
Miller, Sylvia .__•__. 117
Mills, Barbara (Mrs.) ._________ _ 45
Mills, Carol -----------.-------- 119, 238
Milne, Alice . __ 123
Minder, Teddy _ _ __ 77, 112
Mollison, Yvonne 72, 98, 103, 117, 123
Montgomery, Marjorie 107, 209, 225
Moody, Barbara . 107
Moore, Beverly __. 107
Moore, Kathleen 45, 104, 127
~~~~~; ~:i~~y__::--::-----:::::_::::::::~-::::::=_Jn
oore, Velma (Mrs.) __. 45
Moran, Kathleen 64, 67, 78, 125
Morgan, Mary --------.------- 45, 79
~orris, Sharon 109
MOrrison, Bonnie .-------__. ._78, 226
Morton,. Patricia -----___________ _.110
Mos OWltZ,Elynor -- 78, 115, 209
Mueller, Dolores . ------ ..46, 119
usgrave, Frances ..-----.------ •__82
N
~agy, Donnis ------------------ __. 104, 112
NaVr'r~teb Eddymaria ---.-- .. ._ 79
N~i' a ara ---------------. ------- . 81, 117
Nrck~~~onrl~~:n;;e---------..-----
A
112
Nisley, P~tricia __. ~~--------- .__77, 80
Offord, Shirley ------------------·---------_47107
Olds, Virginia. . : 65
Osborne, Jeanette -.---_--- .47, 104, 115
p
~~:;;heen,.;s,
!~rff~i:o~~~~;~~::~:~~~---_~_:-:~:-~~:~~:-~7:::-~!~
~:~~r~i:DJ~~I;~::::::-----:::::~---::::::::::~:~~~,~~~
Peterson, Ann . __ ___67, 111
Peterson, Patricia ----- .48, 65, 205
Petz, MarJOrie ----- -------- 103, 113
Phillippi, Ruth .----. --__.80, 109
Phokianou, lydia ----- .48, 81, 117
~i~~~zL~iSAda :---_:~::::-:-_-~::: ::-::::::_8: __2~~
Pilles, Marilyne - -------- 127
Portillo, Yolanda 79
Pratt, Jean ------_______ ------- 113
Prince, Veda --------- ._ _ 107
Pugh, Janet -- ---------- 125
Q
Quiggle, Annis . 218', 220
R
Raborg, Jean ----- 119
Rader, Mary .. .119
Radney, Sue _. . 115
Rafalovich, Marlene_______ __125
U
Rainaldi, Jane 102, 104, 109
Ramos, Adele 49
~~~aa~dH~:ril~~
Randolph, la Vella . 49
V
Rasmussen, Judy __ . . 49, 109
Rau, lucille 50
Ray, lynn 81, 123, 125
Rayho, Jeanie . .104, 121
Razzetto, Patricia _. ___67
Reed. Helen ._________ 201, 2')2
Reilly, Carol .. . _ 65
i{J:~~~~;-~i!!
Reise, Shirley . 50, 77, 113
w
~:~~~~' S~~ea~_~_~
Roberts, Stanlyn . . 107
Rode, Judith -----------. ----------------------.51
Rode, Margaret.----.------------------- -'--'1T3
Rodriquez, Y,?landa ---.----- ..51, 19
~~:~~:~~~ri~~a --::-.=:::::::::::::-::::::::::::::: 1g
Rogers, ~osa"e ------- --.-----125----226---239
Rosa, OliVIa .--.--.-.----.----- , 51 77
~~~:: ~~2~:
--~~~==:::::==::=::::::~7,~ Ig1
Rosewaine, Virginia ----.- -----------::::165
Ruben, Harroet ·---·--------------------205212
Ruiz, Christine -------------.----------- '51
Rushfeldt, Ma~y ·-·--------·-------------------121
Russell, Claudia --- ..-- --- --.---------------109
Rydberg, Sonya --'--- ----... ----------------113
Rynerson, Jean ..__. _
S __ 127
Salmon, B~rbara ---. -------------..----- 82
Salter, Els,mae .----. --.---.-- -- --------65--77
Sampson, Ba!bara ----.-- -- -------'-52'240
Sanchez, Emily --.. --.----- --.------.--- , 52
Sandy, Nancy ----. --.--.-- -----'---103---115
Satterlee, Jean ---- --.--.--.------- '65
Sawyer, ClaudIne ------.---------52'---78--- 1 04
Sch!"arikow, Ann -- ----..- , , .111
SchIller, Sharon -.--------- --------52 --T04, 78
Schnarokow, Ann .--------------, 80
Schmidt, Helen ----.- ----·----------------------125
Schneider, Jaqualyn --- .---------------------- 80
Schriefer, AiI.een -------------------.---------- 52
Schroeder, WIlma ----------------------79-- ..113
Schrumpf, Barbara -------------------- , 107
Schnug, Dorothy .---------------------------105
Schwartz, Ethel ---------- --- -----------------111
Scott, Judith --.------.-----------------78--123
Seewald, Carol ----.------.-- ----------j 21' 231
Seifert, Fay .------- -- ------------80' 109
Sever, Tressle -------.-----.--------------'127
Severin, Nancy -- - - -- -----·-------..105
Shames, Barbara -- -- -_..-------------80
~~n~;
Sharpe, Mary ---·..·--·-·-·--·-------------- ....--123
Shawn, Barbara .--- --.--.------------1-04- ..-117
Shea, Carol ..---.---.--------·-·--67--'lOl 125
Shearer Sue . 66, ' '119
Sheetz,' Nancy ·------·-------------------- ..-:::111
Shilling, Angela ..- "--6--4--- 96-""]02 115
Shively, Leanne 53, , ' ..'_.119
Shoen Pat --------------.----------..----.. 119
Shrieve Dorothy ----------------------·-- ..-----115
Siervogel, Elaine ------. -------------105---226
Simmons, Carole - -- --------.----- :_.105
Simmons Norma -- -- ----------------- 80
Skeie, Patricia ------.----------·12-,---Y7S;- 230
Skonner Carole ----- ----- , 123
Skinner: Marilyn '--' -- -- ----:::::53
Skinner, Mary ------- -- --- --------- ..---- __105
Siayen, Lillian --- -------------.--- 6i'--67, 107
Small, Betty Jo ----------------- '104 107
Smiley, Mary --.-----------.-------.•- __:...125
Smith Elizabeth .--- --. ---- 53
Sm!th; Ferol -------------------fo'j nr; ..239
~~R'__ .:.-~.:::__~:-_:- .~::--::-.----'-----::::::: ~~
~~r~is:~~~ne---::::--:::::::::·:::-::::::::::::~i~i
Sommers, Nancy . -------.------ 54
O'B' 0
Sorensen Martha .-----. ----------- ..-... 109
O'B~rrn' s~~lhleen ----- ----.. -.- 125 Southard; Margaret .---------------.--.::::::_54
O'Connell, B:rt,~ra----·----------------·----------226Sparling, Patsy Ruth .-------......-----:..--.. 80
Sperry, M'!rilyn -----·---------79'--Y23, 205
O'Connor, Joyce :::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::~~ Spore, Ardlenne ----------..----- ,
Stahmer, Ruth --------------- 77, 117
Stanhope, Janet .---------------- . 123
Starr, Patricia . ._ 229
Stearns, Janet 79
Vt.~i~a __:::::::::::::::::::::::=-_~::: ~~
Stephenson, Roberta 80
Stevenson, Claudia 121
Stokes, Reitha . 105
Stone, Mary . . 77
Stoppel, Sue ----------------- 77
Strok, Helen ------- ._79
Strople, Joan ------------. 80
Stubbs, Joan 98, 104, 111
Sturak, Carman . 111, 201
Suttner, Patricia . 115
Swanberger, Jean .. . 55
Swennes, Marlene . 119
Swenson, Carolyn --- 111
T
Tamblyn, Carolyn __. .__..77, 113
Taylor, Ann . ._. 103, 104, 121
Temple, Nancy . 55
Tennison,
Teyssier,
Audrey
Marilyn
55, 201
117
Thompson, Margaret . 55
Williams, Joan
Williams, lois
. .
Mae __
111, 225, 230
__ 82
Williford, Constance 119
Wilson, Gail .____ _ . 81, 107
Wilson, Jane . . .. 109
Wingo, Margaret . 58
Winslow, Maxine __ .. . 77
Winters, Vera . ... 113
Wiza, Rose .____________ __. . 79
Wolfe, Barbara . 121
Wolter, Barbara . 111, 219, 220
Wonnel, Susan __ _ _ __ 58
Wood, Joan . .._ 58, 97
Wood, Phyllis 59, 111
Woods, Greta
Woods, Judith
. .58,
.
77, 113
..__109
Wooley, Shirley .__ __ 104
Worthy,
Wright,
Geraldine
Susie
. __ _
__
123
121
Wylie, Pauline
Wulbern, Jody
__
.
.•
..
127
111, 238
Z
Zachary, Nancy __. . 59
Zahan, Judith .. . 115
Zamberlan, Ann
Zouhar, Rita
__ ____.
__ __... .._
107
65
Zowada, laverne __ ___ __._ 65
Zurcher, Jeanette .. __ 103, 111
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Tibbetts, Carol .__81, 123
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Aaberg, Robert 134
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Abbott, Charles __ 22, 78, 146
Acord, lewis . .. . 78, 209
Acord, loren .. __ . " 209
Acosta, Benjamin Frank _....._.__..__..__162
Adams, Dick ._______ 80
Adams, Don _. . _ 142
Adamson, Sherman, Jr. __._ 82
Albright, Jack 22, 128, 131
Alcorn, Richard _ 22
Alexander, Gerald ... .__. 22
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Altshuler, Maurice . .. 146
Anaya, Robert ..__._. ._________71
Wade, Audrey 119 Anders, John . 22, 146
Walker, Marjorie 121 Anderson, Forbes .__ .. 169, 195
Ward, Mary ._______119, 209 Anderson, Ronald __ 78, 131
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Warriner, Jennie . 57, 64, 9 7
Washburn, Christine _ 8 1 ~~~~~~s,
Watkins, Charlotte 121
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Armstrong Charles 134
Service with a smile. _ . by Mr. and Mrs. Don Jose, your
Weeks, Alicia 57, i~'\',12~16,2 1 8 ,
~ll~{t;~~~~-:=~~I=~~~11
2 4 1 host and hostess at Don Jose's Mexican Restaurant ... the
meeting place of Aztecs for over five years ... for dinner or
B
after the show, stop by Don Jose's and enjoy the food that
you see Alicia Weeks and Kenny Lamberton about to stort
Wessling, Sandra .57, 125, 240 ~:t~~:
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Baker, George .23, 142 ... 4247 EI Cajon Blvd .... or call AT-4 ..9519 for take-out
Baker, John ._. 146, 152 orders ... ask obout the 10% discount on the larger take-out
Baker, Robert 132
Baldessari, John __64, 73 78, 95, 96, 146 orders.
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EI nor Moskowitz and Jerry Mcintire, are being greeted by John Finn on the
Kay Jewelers Scholarship students, y. North Park and Stanley Levitt, manager of Koy Jewelers Downtow~ ...
- ht ew manager of Kay Jewelers In , help promising local students have the opportunity to
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,
?ttend San bDlego :a~:d with San Diego State College.
IS proud to e OSSOCIO
249

Donna Zaiser, Eddie Johns, and Mary Smith are enjoying a b't
of chit-chat and Arden "Flavor Fresh" milk and chocolate d . 'k
in the Caf', as do most of State's students. Ask for Ard~n
~very.where ... the name that is your guide to the very fine n;
In dairy products.
s
250
Barbat, Dale ._. .... 146
Barber, Hollis 81
Barrett, William Jr ~_..:_134
Barnes, Joel .__________23 156
~ar~ley, ~ichard -- ==_23, 132
B:;t~~(k G~~~de -------------------------- __148
Jessop's-San Diego's largest and
oldest jewelers-offer brides-to-be
a complete WEDDING PLANNING
SERVICE. With the assistance of
MISS LEE, Jessop's friendly Bride
Counselor-young b rid esc a n
choose their Sterling, China and
Crystal patterns-register them in
Jessop's permanent registry for the
convenience of gift-giving friends
-receive a free Bride's Book and
lucky six-pence-order the correct
wedding stationery-and take core
of all of the other hundreds of
detai Is that make a successful
wedding. You are invited to take
advantage of MISS LEE'S authoritative
counsel - just as are Kay
McGraw and Roger Estey ... popular
State College couple. J. JESSOP
and SONS, Jewelers since 1870,
1041 Fifth Avenue, Downtown San
Diego. Also North Park and La
Jolla.
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Beas ey, ames 146
Beckett, Robert ----------------------.
Belenzon, Arthur --24,--68--78---96"-l9 4
. 95, 129, '1s6' 166
~:~'te(; Rosendo ---------------------- : 80
Ber~: S~I;;n --:::::::::::=:::::=::::::_::.::.:-=:: 1 ~~
~:;~al, JAlbert ------ 128, -132
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Birkett, Charles Jr. -------------------- -- - 81
Birkatt, Richard :-------..----------146, 167
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Black, William - -------------------.. 152, 196
Blackhurst, Don---------------------25, 80, 82
Blair Richard --------,--- -- --- .25
Blair: Gene ..__------------------ 78, 99, 144
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Bonngard, William-J~-------- --- 136, 162
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Braddock, Marti~ ------------------ - __.138
Brady, Robert ------------------- 138, 193
Brashear, William------------------------- 175
Brown, Andreas ----------------- 134
Brown, Bevan --------.- --- 64, 96, 209
Brown, Gene .:-_:':::::::: -- 2 -- - 78, 138
Brown, Lawrence Jr - 5, 78, 97, 146
Brown, Michael' . -- - -- - ... 80, 148
Brown, Robert -- --------- .----- -- 136, 164
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Brunson, Harre1i --------- ..99, 128, 142
Bryan, William .------------------.-- 136
Bucholtz, Norm~~------ --------..-- 78, 152
Bucknell, Thom --------·----------- 142
Buechler, Dona;;j ---.. ----------------- 134
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Buggert, William 134
Burk, Delmer ..26, 15~
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Burton, Archie _. . 26, 1~2
Bussey, Wa:ter --.----.------- 129, _J 38
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Butterfield, Garry --·----------....----------138
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Cadman, Ralph --.~--- ..-----..--------2----m
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Camillo, Maurice
Campbell, Gevrge
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Caracciolo, Thomas
Carlson, David
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6 '140
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Cartmell, Hall -----------------------. '36'---195
Castiglione, Andrew G. 1 , 136
Castiglione, Andrew J. --" ----------------27
Chacon, Peter ----------------- 34---201
Chambers, Robert 27, 1 , 132
Chaparro, John - ..-------------------------------79
Charlton, Hunter --------..--------- ..------- 193
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or fraternity with any or all fresh,
ChlIton, James ----------------- ------ 28 150
Christie, Samuel ---------------- ---- , 132
Christman, Paul -------------..------------..-- 150
Churchill, Timothy, Jr. ----------- 82 144
Clark,
Clark,
Donald .--------- ..------------ , 138
John D. -.---------------- ------.-- 28
Clark,
Clark,
Jhn R. ----------------..- ----- 128 --134
Richard ------------------------- , 144
Clarke, Gene .---------------------------. 28 75
Clayton, Georlle, Jr. -..---- -- -- -- - , 132
Clemens, William ----------- -.... - ...--" 28
Clemenshaw, Verne ------- ---------- ----.. 134
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Coleman, LIbby M. ----------..-.... ------.. 150
Collard, Keith -- ----. 3--80-132
Comer, E. Robert .. 29, 70, 7, , 150
Condon, Russell W... -----. --- ..-- ------134
Connell, Patrick --------------.-------- ..-------- 29
Connor, A~albert ------- -...... ----....- "---150
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Cooper, Wilfred ------------------··----..29 142
Cornett, Robert -----------.. ---..---------- , 134
Cox, John . -----.-------------------
Cox, Richard 132
Crandall, Thomas ---- -=-----142
Creel, James -----------------:::::.:-=-~9
Cruz, Benjamin -------- 146
Culver, Lowell --- 29, 81
Curry, Melvin ------ 150
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Cusack,
Custer,
James ---------
Edwin Jr. ------
134
134
Cutchshaw, Charles -------- 80
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gahlin, Ray 29, 68, 95, 99, 129, 152
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gaws0C:h Jerry 71, 132, 209
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DeNunzio, Gabe 227, 221, 219
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Dickinson, Bill .30, 147
DiGiulio, Emanuel . 30
Dishong,
Ditmars,
W. Rodger,
Dennis
Jr. 134
139
Dodds,
Dodge,
Verne
Tom
136, 165
139
Donahue,
Donahue,
Edward
Martin
139
_150
Donnelly,
Donnelly,
Donald
John .. ..
30, 13'
202
Donohue, Martin
Dorn, Vernon .__
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30
80
Downs,
Dudley,
Darrell
Richard
30, 97, 82, 95, 152
.. __152
Dugger, Ellis
Duran, Aldred
30, 80, 132
152
Eberhardt, Duane
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150
Echevarria, Frank 75
Edwards, A. Gene 136, 163
Edwards, Dean .. 139
Edwards, George 31
Ellsworth, Arthur
Emery, Richard .
.. 147
..__.._144
Emrick,
Ericson,
W. Don
Carl
.. .. 140
_ __.31
Erwine, E. Dean 128, 132
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Evans, William 132, 152
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Fairburn, William . 31, 147
Fassett, Hal .. ..31, 150
Faxon, Frank . 132
Feigenbutz, Leon _. __... ... .__129, 144
Jim's Quality Meats ... serving the
Caf' Patio with hamburgers and hot
dogs . . . Olivia Rosa and Ronnie
Greenberg are enjoying their lunch
in this completely unposed picture
taken in the Caf' ... But posed or
not, Jim's Quality Meats make good
lunch .... Jim's also have a retail
store that can supply your family
high quality meat at low family
budget prices ... that's Jim's Quality
Meats, 2485 Broadway in San
Diego, or phone BE-9-6598 for free
delivery service.
Fellows, Ray 152
~!rlds, Roy ---____ __ 32;' 147, 175
AJ.,--------------- ----- .. 79
F:n~ ' willia~yne ------.------- - 32, 142
Finn,' Bernard ---------------- 79
~ishheJ, Gerald -=--=~~==~~=_:~T28~-1~5
F:~h~r aQ,~~ld----------------- -.- - -- 32
Fishm~n Noel ------ ...-----.----- 71, 142
Flaherty: Bernard---------··-- --1-3--9-- 1 15 4 6 3
FlemIng,
FI .
Harvey ---
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32,
,
78
Flem~ng, Michael --- ..._.__.... 196
ermnq, Norman _,,__ 32, 82
~:ores, Salvador ... .... __ .._ 148
oyd, John _ .. __ 80
Fodor, Alvin • .______ 202
Forbing, Irwin • _.._ 154
Fordyce, Larry ...... __ •.• 32, 139
Foreman, Jack _ •. 152
Fortner, Clair .... __ . 32, 134
Foster, Donald _._ .•__ ._ _ 147
Foster, Jerry 0 ._ 150
Foster, Robert __ .._.. 140
Fowler, Merle .__ __. 32
~owler( Rhudolph .• 32, 78,99, 147
ox, JIm .. ... .._ 132
France, Jack __ _ __ 140
France, John .... .__...._.•_.__• _140
Frank, Juhan .. 156
Freeborn, Charles __.• •• • 82, 139
Freedman, Martin _...... __ .. 156
Freeman, Dan .. _. 147
Freeman, William .. __ _ 139
Frentress, Zane .. ._..... 140
Friedlander, Michael . 156
Friedman, Stanley _.._ 33, 156
Frisch, Alfred •. • __ . 148
Fritz, Monte ._ __ _ _.. 162
Fritzer, Richard .__.. .. .. 134
Fuller, Robert • 196
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Gaede, Rex . .... _.... 142
Gallucci, Frank 139, 212
Garding,
Gaughen,
Raymond
Mortin
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144
__ . _ 136
Gentzler, Virgil 33, 64, 68, 69 78,
81,95,96, 134
Gerrard, Ronald 152, 195
Gibbs, John 33
Giglitto, Frank • .. 195
Giles, Jeri
._132
Gill, David . ..69, 144
Gillenberg, Gary 144
Gimble, Ted .. 133
Ginn, Cecil .. 140
Godbey, Larry 134
Godwin, Berthold .. 34
Goldfus, Joel 34, 156, 226, 227
Goodbody, Thomas 63, 64, 95, 96,
144, 227
Goodfriend, Harvey 156, 209
Gookin, William E. . 34, 152
251
POI
T
Extra Quali y
FOOD
Established in 1869
6th and ISLAND AVENUES
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
and
Served in the
Aztec Cafeteria
"FIR T CHOI E
OF SA D EGO'S
FIR T FAMILIES"

Jo~anna ~illings and Joe Rosa are discussing AS. problems
~hl.le. havln~ some of Tony's Pie in the Caf' ... Joe likes the
Indl~ldual pies from the patio while Johanna, being a lady at
all times, uses a plate and fork ... either way Tony's Pies
use ~nly the best of fresh, rich fruits and bckery goods ...
Tony s can also take care of your organization or home
bakery needs from the retail shop at 2985 National Avenue
or you can phone BE-9-9329 for delivery. '
Goot, Lionel 34
Gordinier. Thomas 154
Gorman. John Jr. 140
Gould. Edwin 34
Graham. William __ __ __ 34
Granell, Lee 99. 128. 142, 2:>9
Grant. Donald 34
Graves. James 34
Gray, William 34
Greenberg, Ronald _ 35, 63. 64, 72, 73,
95, 96,99, 156,227
Greenlee. David 142
Gregg. Lawrence 75
Griebner, William 79
Griffin. Charles 35. 148
Grigsby. Bert 35, 147
Grimes. Bob 147
Gross. Wayne 35
Grossher, Ralph 134
Grow. Harry _ . 35, 150
Guiterrez. Joseph 133
Gutjahr, Walter 154
Gutowski. Jay 162, 164
H
Haas. James 219
Haase. Walter _ __ _ __ 35
Hale, Daniel 35, 95. 97
Hale, Robert _ 167
Halirni, Azizollah _ 35 80
Hall. Don F. ..-=---===-"':'134
Hall. Henry 99, 134
Hall. James, Jr. 140
Hall. Raymond _ __ 35 133
Halvorsen, John --- , 15~
Hamber, Harry 35, 78 156
Hammock. Rex .__ 99, 128: 139
Hamrick. Cecil __ _35
Hand. Norbert 154
Hansen. James _ .. 195
Hansen. W. Darryl __ 78
Hanson. Charles _ __ 81
Hanson, Deroy 140
Harbaugh. G. S. __ __ __ _ 36, 147
Harrington, Don _ _ _ ~__ 14

McKay, Ralph 141
McMichael, Robert 139
McMichael, William 139
McPeak, Merrill 147, 209
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Messinger, Robert .44, 78, 139
Mester, Jack 44, 131
Meyers, Byron __- . 195
Micenhimer, Charles 154
Michel, Lawrence 128
Mickelsen, Noel 147, 177
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Misenhimer, Charles .45
Mishne, Alan .64, 72, 73, 99, 129, 157
Mitchell, John __.__. .45, 145
Mitchell, Lawrence 137
Moen, John 82
Monson, Lester .45
Monta, George __ ------- .45
Montepagano, William 45
Montgomery, Robert 141
Moon, Thomas 99, 139
Moore, John G , 45
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Morrison, Robert .45, 139
Moss, Gerald 147
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Muller, Alfred, Jr. .46
Mulligan, Thomas 145, 168
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Myers, Robert C. .46, 139
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Nairne, Douglas .46, 78, 99, 147
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Roth, Jerry . 51
Nease, Harold, Jr. 141, 193 Royer, Charles, Jr .. 64, 99, 157
Rozmus, Edward 51
Ruiz, Humbento 51
Runyon, Richard ---------------------- 166
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Ruppin, Meldrin --------------------- 147
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Nicholson, Bruce - 219
Nickolason, Gordon 149
Nicolaidis, Steve -- 135
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North, Richard _ 139
Nygaard, Norman 162, 212
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O'Brien, Thomas .46, 137, 169
Ocker, Earl ------ 149
O'Connor, Joseph ------ 135
Ogden, Evan 47
Onak, Thomas ' 47
Opdycke, Jack ----- .__ 154
Oppe, Herbert 47
Orenda in, Juan 47
Orman, Gerald 47, 141
Orth, Charles . 47
Orth, Robert . 47
Osborne, Jack 139
Osburn, John 145
Oswald, Robert 145
Owen, John 154
Owens, John N. __ _ 151
P
Palmer, James __ _ 128, 137
Palmer, William F 47
Panish, Norman 157
Parker, Elmo 151
Parker, George _ . 47
Parlin, Lionel . 143
Parrish, Jack . . 151
Parton, James . 48
Pattison, Kenneth 48
Pax, Leonard . 48
Payne, Leo 141
Payton, Larry . 137
Peard, Frank 145
Pearson, Bud --- 79
Pearson, Harold 48
Peckenpaugh, John --------- 139
Pence, Robert . 48
Pendleton, Don 139
Penners, Don -------------------- 131
Peskin, Bud ---------------- 131
Pesqueira, Ralph ------------ 147
Petersen, Frank __ 48
Peterson, Herbert N 95, 135
Petty, Robert 139
Phelps, James -----------.- 133
Phelps, Bob _ 196
Philbin, Edward . 99, 154
Phillips, Paul . . 133
Pierce, Don Jon __ 79
Pillsbury, Warren . 95, 147
Pipes, Howard . 154
Pirie, William .__________ _ 143
Platt, Shearn _ . 157, 225
Plum, Richard __.149
Plutchak, David . 48, 133
Polk, Kieth 82, 149
Polk, Keith 149
Polos, John ----- 137, 195
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Price, Walter, Jr. 133, 196
Prokop, Harvey 75
Prokop, Phil .49, 135, 162, 163
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Radenheimer, Paul .49, 133
Radmilovich, Milton .49, 139
Rahman, Gamal .49, 81
Raine, Patrick .49, 154
Rapp, Philip .49, 75, 79
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Reilly, Mitchell 145
Rens, Lee _ ___147
Richardson, Frank 162, 167
Richardson, Reed .__135
Richardson, William 131, 147
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Riley, David -------- 168
Riley, Philip 80
Ritchey, S. Donley- 64, 70, 72, 73, 78,
95, 97, 99, 129, 154
Ritter, Robert ------------ .50, 143
Roach, William 50
Roark, Robert 50, 131
Robb, Wesley ----- 50, 78, 163
Roberts, James __------------- 50
Robinson, Edward 50
Robinson, H. Donald ---------- 154
Robinson, Robert 51
Robison, Robert -------------- 139
Roetnel, George ---------- 155
Rogers, John ---------------- 145
Rogers,
Rogers,
Leon ------------------
Walton
.153
153
Roney, John
Roos, Charles
--------------------- 135
51
Rose, Robert 133
Rosa, Joseph 51, 63, 64, 73, 78,
95,96,_99,129,147
Rosenthal, Edmond - 157, 219
Ross, Fred 51
Russell, Bruce _ 139
Russell, Gary ---------------------- 153, 166
Russell, Robert ------------------------------ .52
Ruth, Alfred, Jr. ------------------------ 78
Ryan,
Rye,
Robert
Robert
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139
52
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Sada, Gary --------------------------------- 165
Saleeby, Edward --- 75
Sams, James ---________________ 147
Sanders, Val -- 52, 72 78 135
Sass, Maynard ------ :_ '__ 52
Scanlan, Edward 52, 154
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Schneider, Roland 75, 153
Schneider, William 52, 131
Schroeder, Martin ----- c 193
Schroeder, Raymond, Jr. ---------- 141
Schultz, William, Jr. 145
Schwandt, William, Jr. 53
SChwartz, Jack ---- . . 151
Schwend, Frederick 133
Scott, Charles ----________________ 145
Scott, Edward, Jr. . 53, 139
Scott, James ----__________ _ 149
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Secord·, Alan --_______________ 53 70 145
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Seymour, Richard 99, 149
Shapero, Myron -----____________________
__157
Sharkey, Thomas 147, 168
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Sisson, Joseph - 153
Slatore, Lee
Slaughter, Charles N. __ __145
Slaughter, Robert 53, 145
Siayen, Harry -----_ _ 157, 196
Slusher, C. Edward __ 80
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Smith, Philip ------ 80
Smith, Robert J - --------------------------- 151
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DOHRMANN'S
C Street at Seventh
china,
sterling,
glass,
linens
When you choose the table setting of
your future, let Dohrmann's help you.
Our table-planning experience has grown
for over a century ... and our collections
of famous-name china, glass, sterling
silver and linens are the loveliest in
San Diego. Remember, too, to register
your patterns in our Bride's Book as a
guide for your friends.
Shown above are:
"West Wind" in Lenox
china, "Catherine" in
Tiffin glassware,
"Romance of the Sea"
in Wallace Sterling ...
and a metallic tablecloth.
fine
Snailum, William, Jr. 53 Thornton, Wesley 128, 141
Snodgrass, Gerald __.. 54 Thurmond, Richard __ __ _ 226
Snyder, Glenn ._ _ 155 Tobin, Patrick _ 56
Snyder, Joel .54, 78, 96, 147, 209 Toth, Art __ ___ __ __ 56
Solomon, Donald 157 Toth, Kenneth .___________ 56
Sonnichsen, Phil .___ 149 Town, David _ _ .. __ 143
Soriano, Rene 139 Tozer, Thomas _ __ .__ __ 147
Sosna, Bernard 99, 157 Trainer, Thomas __ 56, 147
Soears, James ___ .. 54, 151 Treais, Clifford .___ __ 143
Soencer, Arthur __ 54 Tressler, Carl .. ___ .____ 151
Stafford, Rex . 54, 221 Tucker, Thomas __ __ 56
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Tucker, William _ 79, 153
Tunnel, John .. __ .. _ _ 139
Turner, Henry 151
Turner, Paul .. .. ._ 82
Turner, Quinby __ _ . . __ 80
Turner, Walter, Jr. ... 139
Steed, Richard 54, 137
Valentine, William
V
__ 155
Van Denburg, Glenn
Vatis, Dale __
151
145
Vidal, Raymond 145, 167
Vierhus, Jim . 129, 145
Villarino, William 141
Vingoe, Francis _ .. ___ 80
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Stevenson, Frank, Jr. __ 139
Steveson, Peter 133
Stewart, Ronald 147, 166
Stickney, Gaylord----- 139
Stowers, Joseph, Jr. 225
Strauss, Arnold 55, ~g~
Suszko, Richard __ 147,168
Swan, Donald _ 219, 220
Swan, James _ . 139
Swanson, George __.. _ _ 55
Sweetwood, Robert 81, 1 41
Swift, Harry, Jr. ._____________ 75
Szakacs, Robert 141
T
Tanaka, Jess 55
Tardiff, Charles 79
Taylor, Barry _ 1-45
Tex, Taylor, Charles Richard ----::::::-::::::::::---1 _ j~
Thale, Thomas 81
Thomas, Douglas _. 55
Thomas, William 55, 78, 139
Thomassen, James ___ __ _ 75
Thompson, Gail . 64, 99, 153
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Thornberry, Joseph __ _ .55
Wagner, Roy __
W
_ 145
Walker, Thomas ._ 56, 218, 220
Waller, Robert 57, 95, 97, 147,
225, 227
Ward John Paul ._._________145
Ward: Peter _ __151
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Watson' George 57, 145
Sullivan, Donald K_ _ 155 Wayne 'Roy, Jr. __ .. 57
Sullivan, Donald R_ _ 139 Weave;, Robert 149, 219
Sullivan, Jerry _ 151 Weinberg, Daniel _ _ . .157
Sunga, George --------- 64, 69, 78, :9~' 19563
WORLD'S
LARGEST PRODUCER
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Weiss, 'Leonard ------------------------ 7 1 ~~
Wenberg, Duane ._____ __ 5 r
Wendt, Willi?m 153, 1 5 7
Weston, Daniel _ 5 7
Weymiller, AI __ __ _ 135
Whaley Richard 147
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Whitcomb, Kenneth __ 58, 78
Whitacre, Philip 57, 70, 72, 78.
95, 97, 99, 147
White, William ------ 58, 154~
Wiberg. Carl . --------- ----
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Wilson, Stancil 58, 143
Windsor, Donald .__.. __58
WinickiJv\ Joseph . 129, 157
Winn, ichael 143
Witte, Michael . 157
Wolfensberger, Edward . 139
Wolschlag, Joe .58, 78
Womack, Bob . . . 82
Wonelly, Jack . 139
Woodard, Glen . . 164
Woodmansee, Roy 139
Woodward, Rodney . . 151
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Adams, Eileen 16
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Anderson, Dr. Arthur 18
Anderson, Dr. Graydon .__. 15
Andrews, Julie 14
Apple, Dr. Joe . 15
Bacon, Guinivere
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Baker, Clifford 15
Barnhart, Dr. Kenneth 18
Becker, Callie 16
Benjamin, Robert 209
B!!nton, Carl. 17, 73, 165
Bigger, W. Rihard 17
Birch, Aileen . 15
Blackstock, Sgt. William ._. 14
Broadbent, Harry 17, 195, 209
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Carlson, Dr. Hilding ._17
Carlson, Dr. Thorsten 12
Cave, Mary F. 17, 65
Chadwick, Leonard 15, 80
Clark, Helen 17
Com in, Norita 16
Corbett, Katherine . 15
Crawford, Dr. Ronald . .14
Crouch, Dr. James . 14
Cummins, Carl -- 16
Cunkle, Elizabeth _ ------------ . .16
Cunningham, Dr. Cornelius 18
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de Julien, Lorenz ------ 16
Dirks, John . 14
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Emerson, Arthur . 17
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Wright, James . .. . 139, 143
Wright, Richard ._. .__.. ._._.. _. 79
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Zahalsky, Albert __._.__._ _. .. 155
Zeithler, Dean .. . 149
Zimmerman, Gilbert __._ _. .59, 95
Zuehike, Lowell .. . 59, 151
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Harris, Dr. Vincent 17
Hartigan, Selwyn 12
Harvey, Dr. A. Raymond 17
Harvey, Dorothy 14
Harwood, Dr. Robert 13, 14
Haskell, Dr. Harriet .73, 98
Hawbaker, Sgt. James 14
Haynes, Geraldine 16
Hays, Martha ----------- 15
Hertel, Capt. Fritz _ 14
Hodge, Dr. Glenn . 14, 227
Houseman, Dr. Richard 15
Houser, Lowell ------ 14
Hunter, Dr. James 10, 72
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Jackson, Everett . . . 14
Jacobsen, Helen 16
Janssen, Dr. Henry . . 17
Johnson, M/Sgt. Virgil . 14
Jones, Kenneth --- .__. 18
Jonus, Dr. John - 15
Joseph, Dr. Lionel ._____ 15
Joy, Dr. Ned
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Malcolm, Dr. David .__.. _ _ 15
Markowitz, Dr. Abraham 14
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McClintic, Dr. Joseph . . 15
McCollom, Dr. Ivan .__._ ._.__. .. _. .. _.17
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Merrill, John
Dr. Mary __. 11, 73
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Merzbacher, Claude ._.__._.. _... __... _..... 14
Messier, Dr. Leonard .__. . 15
Moe, Dr. Chesney ._17
Monaco, Col. John ..... _..... _.. 14
Morgan, Charles .____________________ _ .15
Mosse, Col. Charles .13, 14, 79
Myers, Dr. Mabel _. .. _ . 14
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Nardelli, Dr. Robert _.__... _.. __. ._15
Nasatir, Dr. Abraham ._.16, 73
Nichols, Dr. Ambrose . .... _ . .15
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Perez, Rose ------._. ._.. .16
Pfaff, Dr. Paul ------- 18
Phillips, Dr. Kenneth . ._... _. 16
Post, Dr. Lauren .. . 16
Povenmire, E. Kingsley 18
Powell, Don 18
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Richardson, Dr. Robert 13, 16
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Kaplan, Dr. Oscar 17
Keeney, Dr. Joseph ---------------._.__. 15
Kehrer, Major Kenneth . 14
Kennedy, Dr. Chester 15
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Lauritsen, Dr. William .. . 16
LeBarron, Evangeline . 14, 78, 102
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Leonard, Dr. Charles - ._16, 17
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Torbert, Frances . 16
Treat, Dr. Wolcott 17
Tucker, Dr. Gordon 14
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Walker, Dr. Donald . . 18
Walling, Curtis . 15
Watenpaugh, Frank 14
Watson, Dr. Donald 11
West, Edna 14
White, Dr. Alfred __. . .. . 12
Wilcox, Dr. Robert .227
Wolf, Dr. Ernest 15
Wright, John 13, 16
Wright, Dr. William . 14
rZiegenfUSS, Dr. Geo~e __. 17, 171
Zimmerman, Dr. Wayne . 17
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